Malaysian Architects

27/10/2024

Meet Serina Hijjas at the International Forum, taking place from 15-17 November 2024. Known for her commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable design, Serina's work is inspired by the rich connections between climate, culture, and symbolism.

Register now at www.UIA2024KL.org to learn from her insights!

26/10/2024

UIA2024KL

Dr. Ken Yeang is an influential figure in sustainable architecture, known for his pioneering work in designing buildings and systems that help reverse climate breakdown and contribute to achieving net-zero energy goals. His innovative contributions have earned him prestigious awards, including the Aga Khan Award for Architecture and the UIA Auguste Perret Award. Named by The Guardian as one of the 50 people who could save the planet, his expertise is widely recognized in the field of eco-design and green urbanism.

You can meet Dr. Yeang and explore his groundbreaking research at the UIA2024KL Forum this November. To participate, visit www.UIA2024KL.org and register for the event.

26/10/2024

Meet Dr. Tan Loke Mun at the International Forum from 15-17 November in Kuala Lumpur! Don’t miss the opportunity to hear his insights on eco-friendly and tropical design principles, where he integrates sustainability with a deep appreciation for cultural heritage.

Register now at www.UIA2024KL.org to join the event.

26/10/2024

Meet Dr. Lidiia Chyzhevska at the International Forum 2024! As an urban planner and architect, she champions the role of architecture and strategic urban planning in fostering sustainable, resilient cities capable of adapting to post-disaster scenarios.
Secure your spot now—register at www.UIA2024KL.org.

20/10/2024

UIA2024KL International Forum, Kuala Lumpur is for the public, architects, urban planners and policy makers to participate in a series of enriching programmes invigorating discussion on culture, heritage, sustainability, equity and ecology to achieve humanity and sustainable growth.

20/10/2024

Incredible opportunity to meet Nadia Habash. She is known for her remarkable work in architecture, particularly in preserving and rebuilding cultural heritage in challenging environments like Palestine. Her insights on how architecture can contribute to societal resilience and cultural preservation amidst conflict would be invaluable.

Attending the UIA2024KL Forum in Kuala Lumpur will be a great chance to hear her experiences firsthand, learn about her projects, and understand the role of architecture in community rebuilding. Anyone interested in architecture, heritage preservation, and social impact should consider registering at www.UIA2024KL.org. Don't miss out on this chance to gain inspiration from her unique perspective!

10/03/2024

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A special edition of ARCHIDEX held with the UIA2024KL Forum.This exclusive edition of ARCHIDEX will be held in conjunction with the UIA 2024 International Fo...

10/03/2024

Exhibition Space at UIA2024KL International Forum is available for rent. Visit UIA2024KL website for more information.

ARCHIDEX@UIA Exhibtion during UIA2024KL Forum in Kuala Lumpur 2024

24/02/2024

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KUALA LUMPUR (Feb 22): The International Union of Architects (UIA) 2024 International Forum (UIA2024KL), which Kuala Lumpur will host from Nov 15 to 19 this year at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, will centre around the theme of “Diversecity for Humanity and Sustainable Growth”. The word “...

13/10/2023

PERMEABILITY HOUSED by Tangu Architecture Sdn Bhd

Within a closed-knitted community, lies this east-fronting house that had been renovated incongruently over the years. It has now been transformed into a progressive test bed for design innovation, research & development, and trial of ideas and principles continuously developed by the practice. The approach stems from a minimalistic standpoint that “lightness” - of building footprint, carbon footprint, weight, construction/ materials & logistics, embedded energy - applied through well considered design of the spatial configuration, envelope and form, coupled with the principles of “permeability” of the elements brings forth holistic sustainable solutions.
https://www.tangu.space/work

12/10/2023

House No. 36

The House No.36 is a modern Net Zero energy home with 20kWp of solar PV set in the midst of metro Kuala Lumpur. The surrounding neighbourhood is fully developed with generally large vernacular 2 to 3 storey bungalows. The brief required a house for a two generational family with generous open living spaces to entertain guests and private rooms with resort facilities customised to each family member’s requirements and also green sustainable features. The site comprised a long and narrow lot sloping down from the road. Designed by DTLM Architect
https://dtlm.com.my/portfolio/house-no-36/