White Four Storey Urban Residence Design for Kaduwela

Four stacked facade levels and a planted roof edge give this white urban residence its vertical character. A tall slatted screen runs up one side, while balconies and differently sized windows prevent the frontage becoming a uniform grid. Parking is recessed at the lowest visible level.

For a Kaduwela design concept, the image raises questions about building upward on limited land. It does not establish that four levels are allowed, nor does it confirm multiple dwellings or a lift. The relevant authority requirements and the household brief would shape those decisions.

Structa can investigate circulation, structural continuity and service routes across the stacked floors. The screen's position should be tested against daylight and neighbouring windows. At roof level, planting and a pergola require drainage, safe access and load allowances. A practical plan would also check how residents carry everyday items between the carport and upper rooms.