This book is a collection of houses that represents the journey of an architect in discovering his artistic soul in designing houses in the tropics‎.‎ Houses that sit well on the site and integrate the outdoors‎,‎ allowing natural flow of air and energy with spaces that are physically comfortable and forms that are inspiring‎.‎ Aamer re‎-invents the tropical house with contemporary forms that are unique and relevant to today‎'‎s lifestyle expectations‎.‎ Tropical elements of light and shade‎,‎ openness to the landscape are revisited with interesting new forms‎.‎ Merging the tropical language with contemporary lines and structure‎,‎ the book shows also the earlier works of Aamer which already embrace the green lush outdoor gardens making them part of the indoor living experience‎.‎ Inspirations are often drawn from the traditional Asian culture like from the Iban Longhouse which resulted in the ‎"‎Dalvey Long House‎,‎‎"‎ bold in form and fluid in function with its typical spatial arrangements and strategy‎.‎ Other projects derive their challenges from the site‎,‎ like the ‎"‎Merlimau House‎"‎ built on a rather tight triangular land‎.‎ Apart from cooling the house by having ‎'‎green roof tops‎'‎ the effect can be achieved by having the swimming pool elevated ‎- where the best views sometimes are‎.‎ The book attempts to show that Aamer views design as finding an ideal solution to the combination of factors that include site‎,‎ culture and climate‎,‎ structure and services with an economy of means to arrive at an aesthetic whole‎.‎ The Archisculpture architecture considers each project as a work of art‎,‎ conceived through a thorough appreciation of context and brief‎,‎ and carefully sculptured to congenially fit into the land‎.‎