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EJA Shortlisted for AAP 2017 Firm of the Year Award

EJA has been shortlisted for the 2017 Firm of the Year Award for Sustainable Architecture by the American Architecture Prize Awards Program. Link to AAP Awards site can be found here.

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by EJA on August 4, 2017
Categories: news • Tags: American Architecture Prize, architecture award, bamboo structure, malaysian architecture, sustainable architecture

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The Buzz.ar featured on the cover of ‘architecture malaysia’ magazine’s latest issue volume 4/31. Pick up a copy to read more about the project! - - Architectural project team: Eleena Jamil, Cheah Zhi Bin, Nurhidayah Ab Razak (assisted by the rest of the office members: Dalia Qistina Nasaruddin, Yusri Amri Yussoff, Yow Pei San) Photos by Pixelaw - - #thebuzzar #shelteringroof #foldingroof #tropicalarchitecture @gamudaland #communityarchitecture #placemaking #communitybuilding #socialspace #twentyfive7 #malaysianarchitecture #malaysiaarchitecture

working on pavilions gives us the indulgent opportunity to explore constant themes and approaches, namely that of process of making, techniques, local natural materiality and recognisable forms - something that larger buildings rarely presented. Clockwise from top left: shadow garden pavilion, bamboo playhouse; meranti pavilion, wuf09kl bamboo pavilion, IKN bamboo pavilion, all completed within the last 5 years - Photos by Marc Tey, @pixelaw & @idarzk - Shadow Garden Pavilion in collaboration with Taylor’s University students and lecturers & Shalini Ganendra Fine Art Gallery; IKN Bamboo Pavilion in collaboration with Glasgow School of Art, British Council Malaysia and Institut Karftangan Malaysia; WUF09KL Bamboo Pavilion in collaboration with UNHabitat (Carmelo Ignaccolo & Anastasia Ignatovia) and Bamboo Jungle Adventures; Meranti Pavilion with Malaysian Timber Council; Bamboo Playhouse with KL City Hall; - - #pavilionarchitecture #paviliondesign #sustainablepavilions #naturalbuilding #naturalbuildings #buildingwithnature #buildingwithnaturalmaterials #senibinabuluh #senibinakayu

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Framing of views in Terasek House currently taking shape. Top floor family room looks out to the roof garden and the city beyond through framed openings. - - - - #housearchitecture #housedesign #framingviews #constructioninprogress #house

A long low concrete bench marks the transition and boundary between the inside and the outside in the remodelling of Wangsa House, 2019. - - Photo by Lin Ho Landscape by Larz Associates - - - - #houserenovation #housedesign #housearchitecture #blurringofboundaries #houseextension #malaysiaarchitecture #concretebench

FROM THE ARCHIVE: Our proposed mobile compact home for the low income was a shortlisted entry in the ‘HOME’ competition organized by Building Trust International in August 2012. Proposals were sought for a selection of pre-determined sites in some of the world’s richest countries, and our chosen site is in Singapore. The HOME units’ ‘living’ green facades and mobility suggest that it can be placed practically anywhere in the city and it will blend with the urban fabric. The facades are largely covered with a myriad of tropical plants and the added greenery will become part of the initiative to green the city. The idea is that the authorities will allow the units to be placed in public areas as long as each occupant maintains the greens of his/her home in thriving condition at all times. In addition to the green walls, a simple hydroponic planting system on the vertical facades will allow the occupants to grow their own vegetables and herbs. - - - - #compacthomes #mobilehomes #microhomes #microhousing #mobilehousing #urbanhousing #urbanhomes #singaporehouse #singaporehomes #highdensityliving #parasitehomelessshelter #parasitearchitecture

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