Projects

Pintasan Saloma is a pedestrian bridge connecting the modern central business district of Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) and the traditional residential-centric enclave of Kampong Bharu, previously separated by the Klang River and the six-lane Ampang Kuala Lumpur Elevated Highway. The project includes reconfiguring Jalan Saloma with wider pedestrian walkway, better landscaping, street furniture and lighting. Elevator for universal access, staircase with special bicycle track, public plaza that links to the nearby LRT station are also incorporated at the Kampung Bharu end.

A UNIQUE LIFESTYLE IN THE SKIES. A LIVING FAÇADE, WHERE WATER AND ARCHITECTURE BECOME ONE Located at Jalan Kia Peng, 53 storeys of Imperial LEXIS is designed as a vertical urban sanctuary, blending the intimacy of serviced living with grandeur. Inspired by Malaysia’s tropical climate and cultural elegance, the tower is a beacon of sustainability, luxury, and architectural innovation.

Built in 1932, the Else Kuala Lumpur building was once Kuala Lumpur’s tallest, designed by Booty Edwards & Partners (now BEP Akitek).

Malaysia's green building sector is growing, driven by sustainability goals, market demand, and evolving regulatory frameworks.

1 Lasam champions sustainable living through passive design, local materials, and community-focused architecture in Malaysia.

Exploring two approaches to Tropical Modernism, this study compares sustainable design strategies suited for warm, humid climates.

Heriot-Watt University Malaysia integrates sustainability and passive design, creating an energy-efficient campus in a tropical climate.

FINAS Malaysia revitalizes heritage architecture with sustainable upgrades, preserving film history while embracing modern functionality.

The cube composition is a significant representation of the Third Dimension as it establishes the creation of Space. This pavilion is designed by Qhawarizmi Architect, named Cubicity for its obvious shape and location in the heart of the city. Crafted from ribbed aluminium panels containing 90% recycled content, the pavilion will be recycled again for future applications. Its temporal nature ensures easy disassembly for recycling, aligning with the principles of a circular economy where every component is re-purposed or recycled at the end of its life.

Wildflowers is a new fusion F&B venture by the owners of Merchant’s Lane – POW Ideas’ very first project in 2015.