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By EJA Posted on Nov 11, 2014August 6, 2018

Desa Mahkota School in FuturArc

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Desa Mahkota School featured in FuturArc Nov-Dec 2014 Issue

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Our Meranti Pavilion for #a17con is a simple enclosure with timber lattice-like walls of overlapping squares and protruding sections, echoing the intricacies seen in vernacular woodcraft. Image of pavilion in a workshop in Malaysia just before shipping to the AIA convention in Orlando #malaysiantimbercouncil #woodpavilion #aiaorlando ##aia17con #merantipavilion #pavilionarchitecture #timberpavilion

It’s all about textures and contrasts in this small residential project currently under construction #housearchitecture #housedesign #textures #tectonictextures

In good company this coming thursday evening with architects Lindsey Ong from @ywcakl and Sofia Castelo in a talk about design for empowerment organised by @mythinkcity and @dewanbandarayakualalumpur at @ruangbythinkcity #kuldesignmonth

Honoured that Vermani House is included in Robert Powell’s The Tropical Malaysian House 1 together with the works of other local architects. We love the photograph looking up the Vermani House courtyard by Lin Ho. - Available end of 2018 - - - - - #tropicalmalaysianhouse #tmh1 #malaysianarchitecture #malaysianhouse #vermanihouse #linhophotography

From the archive: Weight Training Centre ( Pusat Latihan Angkat Berat) Kuala Rompin, Pahang, completed 2011. This development consists of 120-bed dormitory and communal facilities spread over a built-up area of 30,000sq. ft. Building with a small budget, efforts are concentrated on passive cooling methods to keep spaces cool and comfortable. - - - - - #kualarompin #passivedesignstrategies #dormitorydesign #eleenajamilarchitect

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