SURAU NUSANTARA
Location : Seksyen 4, Shah Alam, Selangor
Value : RM 2.5 million
Completion : September 2003
The elegantly designed surau was built in just five months, featuring Chengal columns and beams, with Teak used for the floor, doors, windows, and roof. Its spacious prayer hall and terraces accommodate 100 worshippers beneath an exposed timber ceiling adorned with three grand crystal chandeliers. Surrounded by a koi pond and lush greenery, the surau seamlessly blends architecture with nature for a serene, cooling ambiance.
Description : Surau
Location : Bandar Bukit Raja Phase 4, Klang, Selangor
Client : Sime Darby Property (Bukit Raja) Sdn Bhd
Value : RM1.3m
Status : Construction
SURAU BANDAR BUKIT RAJA
A modern community surau designed to serve the residents of Bandar Bukit Raja, featuring a simple yet elegant square form that accommodates up to 100 jemaah. Its façade incorporates Kufi calligraphy panels with inscriptions praising Allah, harmonizing with the building’s geometric purity.
Description : Majid Kariah and Kuarters Kakitangan
Location : Precinct 14, Putrajaya
Client : Perbadanan Putrajaya
Value : RM60m
QURAN VILLAGE MOSQUE
The competition proposal for Putrajaya’s third mosque envisions a landmark structure accommodating 5,000 jemaah, situated on a retention pond as the inaugural phase of the Quran Village.
Inspired by the earth’s form, the design symbolizes Islam’s universality and intrinsic connection to nature. A white perforated aluminum screen envelops the mosque as a symbolic 'hijab' representing purity, standing in striking contrast against the surrounding greenery while reflecting on the water. The minaret, marks the Qibla and signifies divine oneness. Passive cooling strategies, along with water and energy conservation measures, reinforce the mosque’s sustainable design ethos.
Description : Masjid MACMA Architectural Competition
Location : Pudu, Kuala Lumpur
Client : Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association
Status : Shortlisted 2011
MASJID MACMA
The proposed mosque for MACMA on Jalan Imbi integrates modern design with Chinese architectural influences. Sharing a podium with a commercial block, it features an open plaza for communal activities and a two-storey car park.
Inspired by traditional Chinese pavilions, the mosque’s entrance is marked by a red brick archway, leading to a prayer hall beneath a pagoda-style skylit roof. The minaret is clad in perforated metal. Geometric metal screens provide sun shading, while cascading water features and integrated planters enhance thermal comfort and aesthetics.