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OCULUS Super Media​
 

The design concept for the media company’s interior refurbishment revolves around creating a space that embodies the fluid, dynamic, and ever-evolving nature of the media industry. The use of curvilinear forms throughout the space reflects the continuous flow of ideas, creativity, and innovation that define the company’s culture. Curves evoke a sense of movement and energy, capturing the essence of storytelling and communication, while softening the environment to foster collaboration and open dialogue. By removing harsh lines and rigid structures, the space becomes more organic, inviting, and adaptable – much like the unpredictable nature of media production itself. 
 

VOXEL Office
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In association with KL Superstudio

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We envision MEDIA PRIMA ‘Voxel Office’ Refurbishment Design as a model community that captures the spirit of both the place and the people; where nature, entertainment, culture & arts and the working lifestyle are an inseparable from everyday life.


As an integrated group of urban designers, engineers, architects, interior architects and economists, we have proposed a holistic masterpiece for MEDIA PRIMA ‘Voxel Office’ Refurbishment Design and envision a world class destination for people to live, nature to thrive,

businesses to invest, visitors to enjoy, cultures to celebrate, digital to analyse and ‘Lifestyle’ to appreciate. 

Agro Bank Rebranding
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In association with CODA &

Simple Excellence Sdn Bhd

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Ever since Alberti’s statement that a house is a small city and a city is a large house, the relationship in scale between small-to-large and individual-to-collective has been considered to be a natural one. This has created what has been called the part-to-whole relationship and becomes the axiom of our preliminary design concept for agro bank.



We believe that this proposal will pioneer the future banking physical environment not only to this region, but also throughout the world. This is a criterion for achievement that aligns directly with the rebranding and upgrading of bank pertanian malaysia in hopes to propel as a universal agricultural bank that serves the people and the landscapes of the world.

Pandora Sky
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The “PANDORA” is envisioned as luxury Mix development icon for Jalan Ampang and a symbol of Kuala Lumpur’s commitment to the high-end business and dweeling district ideas.

The building sets within a beautiful landscape of terraced parks and gardens.Positioned on the center axis of the main Jalan Ampang and commanding spectacular views to distant landmarks.


“PANDORA” will be a prominent architectural statement for Jalan Ampang and serve as an Vibrant Gateway of Ampang.The “PANDORA SKY” will represent the expression of the Malaysian colourful cultured people and their aspirations to enter into the ‘One Malaysia’ unity community.

 

Exim Bank Refurbishment
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The Growing Wall facade concept is inspired by the idea of organic growth, capturing the fluidity and dynamic nature of life itself. In the context of a high-rise corporate office, this facade design mimics the organic forms found in nature, with curving, overlapping panels that evolve as they ascend the building, creating a sense of continuous expansion. The idea behind the Growing Wall is to convey a sense of vitality and progression, symbolizing the company’s growth and adaptability within a bustling urban environment. The design contrasts with the rigid, boxy nature of typical high-rise architecture, offering a softer, more organic silhouette that stands out in a dense city context, making the building a true architectural landmark. 

 

 

Uptown Shah Alam
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Modern vernacular architecture is a design concept that blends traditional, locally inspired architectural styles with contemporary materials and techniques. It focuses on creating buildings that reflect the cultural identity, climate, and materials of a specific region, while incorporating modern design principles.


Key Features:

1. Local Materials:
2. Adaptation to Climate
3. Simple Forms and Functions
4. Cultural Influence
5. Contemporary Twist


Modern vernacular architecture aims to create regionally specific buildings that feel authentic, sustainable, and timeless, while embracing modern technology and design for efficiency, comfort, and aesthetic appeal.

Sheraton Hotel, Nilai
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16 stories Sheraton Courtyard Hotel is located on a very small plinth less than a 2 acres of land at
Bandar Baru Nilai. The geometrical of the site was restricted to its geometrical shape and limit, with
modular glass, wall panels, facade throughout the building.

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The sleek modern interior design of the new hotel building emphasizes a refined sense of minimalist elegance, where clean lines, open spaces, and sophisticated materials create a calm, inviting atmosphere. The design incorporates a neutral color palette, with subtle textures and high-quality finishes like polished stone, glass, and wood, to enhance the contemporary aesthetic. 

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17 Yap Ah Shak
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The architectural concept for the new office building draws inspiration from the rich heritage of colonial-era architecture found throughout Kuala Lumpur, particularly the nearby shoplots that define the city’s historical streetscape.

 

This classical eclectic design seeks to honor the elegance and charm of the past while introducing a modern office space that aligns with the contemporary needs of the city. By incorporating elements such as arched windows, decorative cornices, and classical column details, the design brings a sense of historical continuity, blending seamlessly with the surrounding colonial buildings. 

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This approach ensures that the new structure resonates with the area’s heritage while offering a fresh, functional space for the modern workforce. 

OCC @ Ampang LRT
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The architectural design concept for the Operation Control Centre (OCC) extension is inspired by the fluidity and dynamic motion of the light railway transit system itself.

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The facade is sculpted to mimic the movement of trains, with flowing, sharp lines and layered forms that create a sense of speed and continuity. These sweeping elements evoke the motion of trains racing along their tracks, translating the energy and rhythm of transportation into the building’s exterior. 

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The dynamic forms are designed to interact with the surrounding environment, creating a sense of connection between the building and the transit system, symbolizing the vital role the command center plays in overseeing the smooth operation of the light railway.

PLUS Machap SB

 

The concept of a diamond-fragmented, sharp-edged modern industrial retrofit for a Malaysian highway rest area embodies a bold fusion of geometry and function, creating a striking visual identity that stands out against the backdrop of the Malaysian landscape. 

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Drawing inspiration from diamond-like facets and industrial elements, the design incorporates sharp angles, metallic finishes, and fragmented shapes to evoke a sense of rugged modernity and precision. This bold architectural approach creates a space that feels both futuristic and grounded, offering travelers a striking yet functional pit stop on their journey.

PLUS Tapah NB

 

The design concept for this Malaysia highway rest area embraces the fluidity and dynamism of organic forms, creating a modern architectural landmark that blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings.

 

Inspired by the organic patterns found in nature, the rest area architecture aims to evoke a sense of tranquility and rejuvenation, offering travelers not just a stop, but an experience. The design introduces curvilinear, flowing lines that mimic the movement of water, wind, and landscapes, bringing a sense of fluidity and harmony to the built environment.

The Prime, Dengkil
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Numerous passive architectural strategies have been developed over time. Examples of such strategies include the arrangement of rooms or the sizing and orientation of windows in a building, and the orientation of facades and streets or the ratio between building heights and street widths for urban planning.

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There is no doubt Green Technology has made its headway into the architectural community, the implementation of given technologies have changed the ways we see and perceive modern day architecture. While green architecture has been proven to show great improvements of ways of living both environmentally and technologically the question remains, is all this sustainable? 

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Lanai Seni

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The architectural intent behind the timeless design of the retail complex facade is to honor the rich history and cultural significance of Kuala Lumpur, particularly in the context of its heritage landmarks. 

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Drawing inspiration from railway station architecture, the design aims to evoke the grandeur and historic charm that once defined the city’s transport hubs, while adapting these elements to a contemporary retail setting. This approach ensures that the new structure does not disrupt the surrounding heritage context but instead becomes a respectful extension of the city’s historical fabric, offering a seamless blend of past and present.

 

The ornate detailing, arched windows, and intricate ironwork reflect the craftsmanship of the Victorian era, creating a building that feels both rooted in tradition and timeless in its elegance.

Republik Damansara

 

Republik was an old building which is being refurbished for a new Dining commercial Experience.

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The essence of social ‘Dining’ in KL & Malaysia is embedded in our Culture & Heritage of all of our diverse communities and people of different races.

 The ‘outdoor’ or Street experience is strong in our Malaysian Food Culture; hence we designed a semi opened structure as to give the building the different shaded dining experience for the visitors. 
 

The existing building’s distinct Colonial Architecture’s facade was polished and refined. The design intention is to give  the experience similar to Grand Lobbies arrival.

Spatially dominated by the featured staircase and liveliness of the seating areas, the ‘LIFE’ of Republic includes the arcadia, mezzanine & courtyard seating areas, which was carefully designed & organized to promote liveliness & activities vista around Republic and other eateries around the vincinity.

MEDAC Office Interior​

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A Modern Nusantara interior merges the rich cultural heritage of Southeast Asia, particularly the Nusantara region (which includes Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei, the Philippines, and other neighboring countries), with contemporary design principles. The concept focuses on a blend of traditional motifs, indigenous materials, and modern aesthetics, creating a space that is both deeply rooted in the cultural richness of the region and attuned to the functional and stylistic needs of modern living.

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The Modern Nusantara interior creates a sense of calm, balance, and cultural richness, blending the old and the new in a seamless environment. It fosters a strong connection to nature and tradition while embracing modernity, making it an inviting, comfortable, and visually stunning space that resonates with the spirit of Southeast Asia. It celebrates craftsmanship, sustainability, and a deep respect for cultural heritage, all while offering the functionality and aesthetics of contemporary living.

UDA Kg. Baru Interior

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A retro-fresh working space merges elements of nostalgic design with modern functionality, creating a balanced environment that feels both familiar and innovative. Architecturally, this concept embodies a fusion of vintage charm and contemporary aesthetics, resulting in a space that is both inspiring and efficient.

This design concept is rooted in nostalgia but oriented toward today’s needs for flexibility, technology, and comfort. It creates a working environment that inspires creativity while promoting a fresh, energizing atmosphere.

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