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November 24, 2019December 2, 2019

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From the archive, 2011: over the years we worked on a number of proposals for ‘rumah banjir’ or ‘flood housing’ for areas affected by flooding. They remain a temporary solution to the real problem which lies in the poor relationship between geography, land development and drainage. The issue is now further exacerbated by climate change and all that it entails such as rising sea levels and destructive storms. - - #climatechange #risingsealevels #floodrisk #floodhousing #flooddesign #designforflood #sinkingcity #climateaction #globalwarming #floodriskhousing #masshousing #housingproblems #ruralhousing #rumahmalaysia #rumahbanjir
Modelmaking is very much part of our thought process. It slows down the design exercise, allowing us to engage and explore the unfolding of spaces in their tactile and sensory complexity that is often lost with fast CGI renderings and their ever increasing realism. - - Model of a beach house in progress. - - #modelmaking #beachhouse #tactilearchitecture #housedesign #thinkinghands #craftingarchitecture #architecturemodelmaking #architecturalmodel #architecturebyhand #architecturebyhand #craftingbyhand #craftsmanarchitecture #slowarchitecture
Embracing year 2020 with much enthusiasm and excitement for forthcoming exhibitions, talks, a book publication in progress and a number of live projects due for completion. Image is of terasek house in its final stages of construction. More details of this project in the upcoming months. - - #underconstruction #2020goals #housearchitecture #housedesign #concretearchitecture #senibinamalaysia
A colourful project post for the holiday season: this is our engineering laboratory completed in february 2019 - a fit-out exercise to create new laboratories for testing of engineering and construction materials, in which we explored the use of rubberwood typically used for furniture making. Here, we extended the use beyond small objects to the framing of walls and doors. - - Photo by @pixelawphotography #engineeringlaboratory #laboratorydesign #labdesign #tropicalarchitecture #interiordesign #rubberwood #interiorarchitecture #corridordesign #colourfularchitecture #colourinarchitecture #colourfularchitecture #makmalkerjarayamalaysia #interiors

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