This premium proper developer appointed iPartnership to plan and design 50,000 sq ft of new corporate office spaces within a purpose built building in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. Additionally, iPartnership's role included finishes at the public spaces, a role traditionally taken up by the building architect. The public spaces include the porte corche, the main and general lobbies, and all washrooms. Working closely with GDP Architects, iPartnership responsibility extended to the carving out of a large light well and floor opening in their executive floors, the introduction of a private lift at the building perimeter, and the inclusion of two entertainment pavilions on the building rooftop.
This premium proper developer appointed iPartnership to plan and design 50,000 sq ft of new corporate office spaces within a purpose built building in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. Additionally, iPartnership's role included finishes at the public spaces, a role traditionally taken up by the building architect. The public spaces include the porte corche, the main and general lobbies, and all washrooms. Working closely with GDP Architects, iPartnership responsibility extended to the carving out of a large light well and floor opening in their executive floors, the introduction of a private lift at the building perimeter, and the inclusion of two entertainment pavilions on the building rooftop.
This premium proper developer appointed iPartnership to plan and design 50,000 sq ft of new corporate office spaces within a purpose built building in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur. Additionally, iPartnership's role included finishes at the public spaces, a role traditionally taken up by the building architect. The public spaces include the porte corche, the main and general lobbies, and all washrooms. Working closely with GDP Architects, iPartnership responsibility extended to the carving out of a large light well and floor opening in their executive floors, the introduction of a private lift at the building perimeter, and the inclusion of two entertainment pavilions on the building rooftop.
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