PEKAN SG. BESI
Description : Upgrading Works
Location : Pekan Sg. Besi, Kuala Lumpur
Client : Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur
Value : RM 10 million
Completion : August 2018
We were commissioned to address traffic issues by resolving parking challenges, upgrading pavements with integrated street furniture, and revitalizing the area's character. Our solution included façade enhancements with fresh paint, heritage-inspired tin-mining murals on bare walls, and strategic landscaping to uplift the overall streetscape
PUSAT KREATIF KANAK-KANAK TUANKU BAINUN
Description : - 4-storey office building
- 2-storey auditorium
- 2-storey studio
- 2-storey kindergarten
- 2-storey pavilion
- an outdoor amphitheatre
Location : Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
Client : Pusat Kreatif Kanak-Kanak Tuanku Bainun
Value : RM 23 million
Completion : March 2013
Perched on a sloping site in TTDI, this innovative children's development center is composed of five distinct buildings, seamlessly connected by elevated walkways interwoven with lush landscaped pockets. Each structure boasts a unique façade, yet collectively they form a cohesive architectural composition, fostering both creativity and harmony within the dynamic environment.
WISMA TANI
Description : Kementerian Pertanian Malaysia
- 18-storey tower
- 6-storey podium office
Location : Parcel 4G1, Percint c4, WP Putrajaya
Client : Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd
Value : RM 164 million
Completion : April 2005
The layout of Wisma Tani is based on a Malaccan shophouse with two courtyards developed in a heritage style with Malaccan steps, screens with filigree motifs, louvres that reflect timber shutters, pergolas, and "tempayan”-shaped enclosures. The landscape acknowledges biodiversity and hydroculture with a stream that runs through the first courtyard and cascades down to a waterfall into a Koi Pond in the second courtyard. The Malaysian Ministry of Agriculture landmark building perched near a river estuary offered endless possibilities to incorporate elements of biodiversity anchored within a heritage concept.
BRT HUBS & STATIONS
Description : Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Corridor
Location : KL-Klang along the Federal Highway
Client : MTD Constructions Sdn Bhd
Value : RM 150 million
Status : Schematic
The KL-Klang BRT stations showcase a Modern Tropical design with deep overhangs, louvered shading, and open layouts for natural ventilation—featuring lightweight steel structures and bronze-anodized louvers for both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Sustainability is prioritized through integrated solar panels and rainwater harvesting systems. The network includes three major hubs (Bandar Klang, Pasar Seni, and Stadium) alongside curbside, median, and staggered stations, all designed for accessibility and efficiency. These hubs enhance connectivity with commercial spaces, bicycle shelters, and pedestrian-friendly amenities, including select markets and offices. Together, they form a seamless, eco-conscious transit network centered on passenger comfort.
TAMAN BURUNG SEREMBAN
Description : Bird Park
Location : Seremban, Negeri Sembilan
Client : Majlis Perbandaran Seremban
Status : Design Proposal
Adjacent to an orchid farm, the public bird park features three landscaped open aviaries with a 10m-high canopy walk for immersive exploration. The main building utilizes glulam timber construction, blending sustainability with a natural aesthetic.
RANTAU FOOD COURT
Description : Food Court
Location : Rantau, Negeri Sembilan
Client : Majlis Perbandaran Negeri Sembilan
Value : RM5 million
Status : Schematic
Embracing vernacular architecture, the open-air food court showcases the warmth and sophistication of glulam timber construction, seamlessly blending tradition with modern craftsmanship for a naturally inviting dining experience.
Description : A complex of Tadika, Taska, Geriatric,
Staff Quarters and Multi-storey Carpark
Location : Bukit Damansara, Kuala Lumpur
Client : Masjid Saidina Umar Al-khattab
Status : Design Proposal
MASJID SAIDINA UMAR AL-KHATTAB
BUILDING COMPLEX
Our work with the local masjid to support the needs of the community within the compound to turn it into a centre for Islamic education, commerce and community.