Projects

As temperatures rise and rainfall patterns become less predictable, the construction industry is facing another factor that could influence project timelines, costs and site safety: El Niño.

Malaysia's data centre boom has become one of the most significant developments shaping the country's built environment.

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Malaysia’s architecture and interior design scene is a vibrant blend of tradition, climate-responsive thinking, and modern global influence

In Malaysia’s tropical climate, paint colour is more than just a design decision. With year-round heat, strong sunlight, high humidity, and frequent rainfall, the colours chosen for a home can directly affect indoor comfort, maintenance, and even energy efficiency.

ICW Borneo 2026 Officially Launched in Kota Kinabalu, Advancing East Malaysia's Role in National Construction Industry Growth

The Ripple Effect: From Middle East Conflicts to Malaysian Design

Petronas Leadership Centre is 3-storey building located in tranquil area of Bangi, Selangor. The project consists of Leadership Innovation Space Building (LIS), Senior Leadership Space Building (SLS), Administration office, common recreation facilities, residential suites and man-made lake. The building has a built area of 335,670 square feet, distributed among three levels and a basement, all of which is situated on a 1,524,600 square foot site.

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.