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Residencia Liù Lín by Choo Gim Wah Architect Completed in Janda Baik, Malaysia

architecture-design · 2026-09-30

Named for the six densely wooded plots surrounding it, Residencia Liù Lín takes its title from the Mandarin phrase Liù Lín (六林), meaning "six forests." The residence sits in the lush foothills of Janda Baik, Malaysia, and is oriented to foster a deep connection with its natural setting. Its convenient proximity to Kuala Lumpur positions it as a retreat for friends and family. The project was designed by Choo Gim Wah Architect, with Ar. Choo Gim Wah serving as principal architect. The technical team comprised Ariel Tung Chee Quan, Chris Yue Yoong Chian, and Tok Wan Hong. Structural engineering and consulting were handled by Ng & Ng Consults, while Hillhome Builder Sdn. Bhd. acted as general contractor. The built area totals 8,079 ft², and the project year is 2026. Photography was provided by Lawrence Choo and Pixelaw Photography, with curation by Miwa Negoro. The description was submitted by the project team.

Key facts

  • Residencia Liù Lín is named after six densely wooded plots surrounding the home.
  • Liù Lín (六林) means "six forests" in Mandarin.
  • The residence is located in the foothills of Janda Baik, Malaysia.
  • The project area is 8,079 ft².
  • The project year is 2026.
  • Choo Gim Wah Architect designed the residence, with Ar. Choo Gim Wah as principal architect.
  • The technical team included Ariel Tung Chee Quan, Chris Yue Yoong Chian, and Tok Wan Hong.
  • Ng & Ng Consults provided structural engineering and Hillhome Builder Sdn. Bhd. was general contractor.
  • Photography is by Lawrence Choo and Pixelaw Photography, curated by Miwa Negoro.

Entities

Artists

  • Choo Gim Wah
  • Ariel Tung Chee Quan
  • Chris Yue Yoong Chian
  • Tok Wan Hong
  • Lawrence Choo
  • Miwa Negoro

Institutions

  • Choo Gim Wah Architect
  • Pixelaw Photography
  • Ng & Ng Consults
  • Hillhome Builder Sdn. Bhd.
  • ArchDaily

Locations

  • Janda Baik
  • Malaysia
  • Kuala Lumpur

Sources