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Hijauan Kiara
This article about Hijauan Kiara high rise residential project in Mont Kiara was originally published in Architecture Malaysia, Volume 18, Issue 4 in August 2006.
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Emerald Enclave
This article about the Emerald Enclave project in Rawang was originally published in Architecture Malaysia, Volume 18, Issue 1 in February 2006.
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Aman Kiara Contextual Modernism
This article about the Aman Kiara project in Mont Kiara was originally published in Architecture Malaysia, Volume 18, Issue 2 in April 2006.
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House at Ukay Heights
Originally published in Architecture Malaysia, December 2005
BCI Asia’s Top 10
Originally published in The Sun, Property Plus, January 2007
Naza TTDI showcases local architecture talent
Jan 24-30, 2011, City & Country, The Edge Malaysia ARC Partnership and Akitek Jururancang (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd have taken the top spots in a master-planning and architectural concept competition for two of Naza TTDI Sdn Bhd’s land parcels in Puchong and Shah Alam, Selangor. Organised by the Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) and sponsored by…
Developer hold competition for architects to produce blueprints for two projects
Friday, 28 Jan 2011By Charles Fernandez, Cityscapes, The Star NAZA TTDI Sdn Bhd will have two new projects on their prime land banks in Puchong (Site A) and Shah Alam (Site B). In conjunction with the projects, Naza TTDI collaborated with the Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) to organise a competition to produce innovative, environmentally…
Letting in the Outdoors
by Chin Mui Yoon of The Star Newspaper. THE joys of tropical living lie in the abundance of “natural elements” surrounding our homes all year round, says architect Chee Soo Teng of ARC Partnership. “We don’t need to keep our houses enclosed and insulated … day or night, we can fling open our doors and…
Dancing Volumes
Set within a cluster of bungalows on a landlocked hill in Taman OUG, with almost no frontage, House No.10 designed by Ar Loo Chee Keong of ARC Partnership extrapolates the volumes of the house as a direct response to its context.