As an Architecture Student, I really have a huge respect with Ar. Razin. I really admire his vision with design, I want to learn more from people like him😊
Great design by Mr. Razin. I love how he always focuses on natural ventilation and light. Mr Razin may look like an elderly man, but he has modern taste in design. Excellent choice and beautiful owner as well 😀 👍
A nice granite steps over a koi pond to enter the dining area that opens into an infinity pool is a masterpiece. It is visually very progressive, moving gradually from a tranquil entrance to a communal spot to again a stunning view of both water and nature. The amount of natural light is definitely very welcome with the shading wooden louvres to soften the harsh glare of the tropical sunlight. Beautifully crafted. The toilets with a view should be made mandatory for all future housing project when possible. Hahaha.
Love the ARCHITECT's philosophy and approach towards this! He is a real aritect indeed. So enjoyable listening to him explain his design process. A real talent
Absolutely love this project. I think the aesthetic of the house is beautiful with the finishes and material choices. Functionality is key to any design and I like how areas are separated but have a natural feeling to them so it seems like one cohesive space.
Ar. Hj. Razin Mahmood, FPAM Born in Johor Bahru in 1965, Razin earned his Bachelor of Architecture in 1988 from Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA. He then attached as an Intern Architect with Clovis Heimsath Architects in Austin Texas, USA. Upon returning to Malaysia in 1989, he started his career an an architect with Hajeedar and Associates, Kuala Lumpur and later in 1992 moved to A.Karim Akitek Johor Bahru. He started his own practice in 1996 under the name of Razin Architect in Kuala Lumpur, and relocated his practice back to his hometown Johor Bahru early 1997. Since then, his practice has won numerous design awards and his works were widely published in local media as well as online international design news. He has also been committed in academic activities, appointed as external examiner and adjunct Professor at UTM. In recent years, Razin had given many design talks, he was invited to be a Guest Speaker at UN Habitat Week, Shanghai World Expo 2010, a speaker at Datum 2013, Sarawak Design Forum 2014 and also spoke at TedX Talk in 2016. Razin also participated in professional activities. He was a council member at the Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) and still serving as Vice Chairman of PAM Southern Chapter. He was elected to be the president of Ihsan Johor (Johor Relief) a Non-Government Organisation that promotes volunteerism broadly. Among his major contribution was to design a fast building technique, where a house could be assembled by volunteers within 3 days time. He also setup a dedicated team of volunteers for disaster relief efforts. Today, Razin is actively involved in Iskandar development where he is commissioned to design high profile projects such as Condominium in Puteri Harbour and Twin Office Tower in Medini. Nonetheless, Razin has always been well-known for his high-end bungalows and small-scale projects. Simple and straight forward, yet well-thought of, is perhaps the best way to describe his works.
I have watched the previous episode of Mr Razin's house itself and what I can say he is a genius architect indeed. I just curious how architect prevent a drip mould on a cantilever design since Malaysia is a tropical county?
There are solutions. Stainless steel or painted metals borders are sometimes use to introduce a highlight elements that becomes a drip-off point for water running down the facade or extended cantilevers.
Lovely but what about security? Most designs are spoilt by grills but only because security is always an issue in Malaysia. Good idea to showcase a house that addresses security and mosquito control concerns WHILE still having a lovely design.
There're plenty ways of securing your property from intruders. Installing CCTV and alarm system has been the prefereble choices these days. Not just the use of grills. Also, judging from the video, I believe the residence built in a gated and guarded property. Its very unlikely for such resident to install grills.
It's amazing how the house was before and what it turned out to be after the architect worked on it! That bedroom in the addition with glass on all sides was genius! I love rooms with a lot of windows! Loved the windows in the bathroom as well!
Love all your videos and effort put in each and everyone, keep it up! However, I only have a humble feedback, the sound afforded to the person explaining is inaudible most of time in fact soft plus your background music tends to be very loud n drowns out the guests architect articulating his design.
Amzing reno. Like the way Mr Azam splits the house space uses. As for function, how often does the homeowner uses those blinds? daily everytime at the bath? And the mosquitoes how is that managed?
Hi, I’m the owner of the house & I think I can answer your questions. The blinds in the bathrooms are used daily, they are very easy to use. Roll up when airing and roll down when using bathroom. We hardly have mosquitoes as we are quite high. But we do fogged every month.
Greetings from NYC!!.. i noticed the repetition of use of the LOUVRE wood panels ..would love to hear / know more about them as i wold like to incorporate them in my retirement house in the Philippines (can you design my house ARCT RAZIN?...)
Yes, I too would like information like this from the Design Seed videos. If people know the price tag, some may actually take on a new project instead of just buying another high rise condo.
Hi Alex, I notice the large timber pool deck surrounding the pool. Under our hot and wet weather, do you not have heavy maintenance cost of replacing worn-out timber strips due to warped strips and moisture-damaged strips? The nails may also protrude out of the surface. Thanks.
Usually these timber deck are using hardwood which are durable enough to last long, the maintenance for timber damage is usually minor, major maintenance often falls on aesthetic purpose for the surface of wood as the colour fade under sunlight and water if you mind the faded appearance
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As an Architecture Student, I really have a huge respect with Ar. Razin. I really admire his vision with design, I want to learn more from people like him😊
The architect himself has a very beautiful and unique house for his family. This house has been meticulously planned too. Beautiful!
Great design by Mr. Razin. I love how he always focuses on natural ventilation and light. Mr Razin may look like an elderly man, but he has modern taste in design. Excellent choice and beautiful owner as well 😀 👍
A nice granite steps over a koi pond to enter the dining area that opens into an infinity pool is a masterpiece. It is visually very progressive, moving gradually from a tranquil entrance to a communal spot to again a stunning view of both water and nature.
The amount of natural light is definitely very welcome with the shading wooden louvres to soften the harsh glare of the tropical sunlight. Beautifully crafted. The toilets with a view should be made mandatory for all future housing project when possible. Hahaha.
This house is beautiful . Kudos to the owner and architect for this masterpiece 🍾🥂
Love the ARCHITECT's philosophy and approach towards this! He is a real aritect indeed. So enjoyable listening to him explain his design process. A real talent
Love Mr Razin’s design ethos and execution!
Absolutely love this project. I think the aesthetic of the house is beautiful with the finishes and material choices. Functionality is key to any design and I like how areas are separated but have a natural feeling to them so it seems like one cohesive space.
Mr. Razin is my favourite architect now.
Ar. Hj. Razin Mahmood, FPAM
Born in Johor Bahru in 1965, Razin earned his Bachelor of Architecture in 1988 from Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana USA. He then attached as an Intern Architect with Clovis Heimsath Architects in Austin Texas, USA.
Upon returning to Malaysia in 1989, he started his career an an architect with Hajeedar and Associates, Kuala Lumpur and later in 1992 moved to A.Karim Akitek Johor Bahru. He started his own practice in 1996 under the name of Razin Architect in Kuala Lumpur, and relocated his practice back to his hometown Johor Bahru early 1997.
Since then, his practice has won numerous design awards and his works were widely published in local media as well as online international design news. He has also been committed in academic activities, appointed as external examiner and adjunct Professor at UTM.
In recent years, Razin had given many design talks, he was invited to be a Guest Speaker at UN Habitat Week, Shanghai World Expo 2010, a speaker at Datum 2013, Sarawak Design Forum 2014 and also spoke at TedX Talk in 2016.
Razin also participated in professional activities. He was a council member at the Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) and still serving as Vice Chairman of PAM Southern Chapter. He was elected to be the president of Ihsan Johor (Johor Relief) a Non-Government Organisation that promotes volunteerism broadly. Among his major contribution was to design a fast building technique, where a house could be assembled by volunteers within 3 days time. He also setup a dedicated team of volunteers for disaster relief efforts.
Today, Razin is actively involved in Iskandar development where he is commissioned to design high profile projects such as Condominium in Puteri Harbour and Twin Office Tower in Medini. Nonetheless, Razin has always been well-known for his high-end bungalows and small-scale projects. Simple and straight forward, yet well-thought of, is perhaps the best way to describe his works.
What a magnificent overall layout with this multiperspectiveness and yet so calm and clear ...wonderful!
I have watched the previous episode of Mr Razin's house itself and what I can say he is a genius architect indeed. I just curious how architect prevent a drip mould on a cantilever design since Malaysia is a tropical county?
There are solutions. Stainless steel or painted metals borders are sometimes use to introduce a highlight elements that becomes a drip-off point for water running down the facade or extended cantilevers.
Mr.Razin is the best architect
Lovely but what about security? Most designs are spoilt by grills but only because security is always an issue in Malaysia. Good idea to showcase a house that addresses security and mosquito control concerns WHILE still having a lovely design.
Our security is great! Doors and balconies are always open as I love the fresh air!
@@Olivia-bh5dp this doesn't answer the previous question thou
@@Olivia-bh5dp im guessing you are the owner ma'am? Your house is as beautiful as you are..
There're plenty ways of securing your property from intruders. Installing CCTV and alarm system has been the prefereble choices these days. Not just the use of grills. Also, judging from the video, I believe the residence built in a gated and guarded property. Its very unlikely for such resident to install grills.
Ugly grills are a thing of the past. I only see them in Latin America and Asia.
It's amazing how the house was before and what it turned out to be after the architect worked on it! That bedroom in the addition with glass on all sides was genius! I love rooms with a lot of windows! Loved the windows in the bathroom as well!
wow Mr razin work is impressive! more more moreeeeee love this kind of design. practical and beautiful
Me gustan mucho tus vídeos nada tan increíble que la arquitectura saludos desde México city
I like this architect. So talented.
Love all your videos and effort put in each and everyone, keep it up! However, I only have a humble feedback, the sound afforded to the person explaining is inaudible most of time in fact soft plus your background music tends to be very loud n drowns out the guests architect articulating his design.
such a beautiful house.. ❤ love this to the max..
Woww Mr Razin, another brilliant masterpiece 👏🏽👏🏽
Never say "Furnitures" there is no 'S' at the end. Even if your talking about many pieces. Great Video as usual!!
Beautiful house! We love it!
Stunning 🤩. UK 🏴
Very beautiful
But with such huge openings , how do u manage mosquitos in a tropical country ?
We hardly have mosquitoes as we are sitting quite high, we also fogged monthly
Thank you for this video
Could you please do a complete house tour of this magnificent home? Thanks
Very simple but beautiful house
Love how open the design is 🤩
I love the design of the house
Amzing reno. Like the way Mr Azam splits the house space uses. As for function, how often does the homeowner uses those blinds? daily everytime at the bath? And the mosquitoes how is that managed?
Hi, I’m the owner of the house & I think I can answer your questions. The blinds in the bathrooms are used daily, they are very easy to use. Roll up when airing and roll down when using bathroom. We hardly have mosquitoes as we are quite high. But we do fogged every month.
the lourves outside are open n close daily, like the lourves in the room
@@Olivia-bh5dp not many mosquitoes......may I know where is it located? I thought Malaysia has mosquitoes everywhere...
I hope design seed episodes will appear on Netflix
Amazing design.
Love it 🥰
I always love your video explanation
Wonderful house!
Greetings from NYC!!.. i noticed the repetition of use of the LOUVRE wood panels ..would love to hear / know more about them as i wold like to incorporate them in my retirement house in the Philippines (can you design my house ARCT RAZIN?...)
House this huge and pretty would already cost you a fortune here in the Philippines, I think nearly 200 million pesos depending on the location.
Dam I really like this house
Awesome 👌
love this house...
The house very nice so the owner
Nice location & security seems good as well! Where is this area in JB??
amazing 😊
beautiful house and owner lol
I like the windows 🪟 designs. May I know what’s this design call?
What does a nice home like this cost in Malaysia? In many parts of the US it would be millions.
American R into air conditioner - thus concrete urban jungle - minimal display of glass sliding door
Yes, I too would like information like this from the Design Seed videos. If people know the price tag, some may actually take on a new project instead of just buying another high rise condo.
@@jeri7bPLGIt’s because there’s winter season so the house has to be enclosed.
I love how the architect turns the million dollar ugly bungalow to a beautiful piece.
Fabulous projects, can I get a design for a small house....around 90 meteres, i require a courtyard and open design house just like u show
For houses like this who has an amazing view, do they buy the whole land with view? What if others build something at their view?
Nice video.
Hi Alex, I notice the large timber pool deck surrounding the pool. Under our hot and wet weather, do you not have heavy maintenance cost of replacing worn-out timber strips due to warped strips and moisture-damaged strips? The nails may also protrude out of the surface. Thanks.
Usually these timber deck are using hardwood which are durable enough to last long, the maintenance for timber damage is usually minor, major maintenance often falls on aesthetic purpose for the surface of wood as the colour fade under sunlight and water if you mind the faded appearance
The house is located in a remote location??
I only have a few hundred in the bank but as soon as I make some buck I'm moving to malaysia
Where can I find your homes for sale?!! ❤Thank you!🙏🏽
What material is used on the brise soleil? Would be interesting to know the materials used.
Macam kat LH or LF. Monthly service charge ikut luas tanah.
How much it cost just to get a "luxury" design and the furniture/materials for it? an estimate
Actually the best way is u buy a land and build a house with ur own style.
Is this in johor as well?
👌💐👌🙏
how's the security in such vicinity?
how many sqft is this lot?
Too much talk. We've seen the garden, pool, slope two thousand times. Walk us through the house!
How much was this transformation?
What a shame you have to have noisy background ‘music’!
Boss in rumah di mana
The architect seems full of wisdom and thoughtful. The owner seems a bit pretentious unfortunately. Or maybe it’s just self consciousness 😂
Nothing looks special. Everything looks boring
Where can I find your homes for sale?!! ❤Thank you!🙏🏽