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Foreword from ILAM PRESIDENT This is the sixth anniversary of the Malaysia Landscape Architecture Awards (MLAA) which has become a prominent event in the annual awards arena for professional landscape architectural design in Malaysia, and the region. This year, we have gained greater participation from outside Peninsular Malaysia and we include works from our members practicing in East Malaysia, namely Sabah & Sarawak, and also our neighbours in Singapore. The submissions for the year 2013 reveal a strong emphasis on design. More and more local practitioners have integrated clear cut lines and simple selection of plants to compliment the contemporary feel. In fact, this is also an effort to ease maintenance and management in terms of cost and manpower. Ecology corridors such as wetlands, waterways, natural streams and lakes have also become increasingly important as they enhance the ecosystem and provide a quality outdoor space to the public. We are extremely privileged to have this year’s Malaysia Landscape Architecture Awards incorporated as part of the Gala Dinner for the IFLA2014 Asia Pacific Congress. It is an opportunity to showcase Malaysian design to the delegates of the congress. We hope this publication will mark another milestone for our profession and hope this compilation from the Malaysia Landscape Architecture Awards MLAA 2013 will inspire you to be more innovative in your search for the best landscape design solutions for tomorrow. Thank you
LAr. Mohd Fadrillah bin Mohd Taib Chief Editor | President, Institute of Landscape Architects Malaysia (ILAM)
Foreword from IFLA VICE PRESIDENT The International Federation of Landscape Architects - Asia Pacific Region (IFLA APR), would like to congratulate ILAM on the excellent effort to organise the MLAA 2013 awards. This event is being held in conjunction with the World Landscape Architecture Month 2014 and also as part of the IFLA2014 Asia Pacific Congress Gala Night, held in Kuching, Sarawak and attended by participants from more than 15 countries. We are very excited to be part of the event to give support and recognition for the great achievements by the Malaysian landscape architecture profession. IFLA envisions landscape architecture to be a premier international profession by the year 2020. IFLA will be the leading international body, promoting the creation of a globally sustainable and balanced living environment from a landscape architectural perspective. It will promote the Landscape Architectural profession within a collaborative partnership of the allied built-environment professions, demanding the highest standard of education, training, research and professional practice and providing leadership and stewardship in all matters. Judging by the high quality entries, the MLAAwards is definitely a noble effort by ILAM. It is hoped that this commendable effort to promote and educate the general public on the contribution of landscape architecture to the creation of sustainable and balanced living environments and nation building will stimulate interest among other member countries to emulate this shining example from Malaysia. Congratulations once again to ILAM and all the winners. Thank you.
Dato’ LAr. Ismail bin Ngah
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The creek and other water bodies, formed by natural spring water from nearby tropical forests, are precious and important for developments such as Setia Eco Park. Here, water bodies play an important role in creating a sustainable ecological system for wildlife and provide a healthy environment for the community. Photo courtesy of Bandar Eco Setia
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CONTENTS
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SKYHIGH LIVING
COMMUNITY ENCLAVE
66 Residence 8
20 Setia Sky Residences
44 Rymba Creek
68 Red Pebble House
22 Verve Suites
48 SummerGlades
PARKS & THE CITY
24 MK28 Residences
50 Sibu Jaya
72 Taman Adda Heights
28 Park Residence
52 Imperiale Residence
74 Linear Park
30 Casa Tropicana
54 Trillium
76 Ledang Heights Gardens
32 Mont’ Kiara 11
56 Mon’t Callista Entrance Gateway
78 Setia City Park
34 Westside 1
58 Enclave
80 My Waterway
36 Skyvilla
60 Vasana
82 Waterway P9
38 PS3
PRIVATE ABODE
84 Nirvana Shah Alam
40 Duta Villa
64 Layer House
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88 Kuching Esplanade
110 Empire Damansara
134 Jenen Aden, Little Aden
90 Kuching Esplanade 2
112 Decorative Street Lighting Putrajaya
136 Central Park
92 Palmarium Park
114 Kajang 2 Sales Gallery
138 Jerantut Landscape Master Plan
94 SIRIM by the Lake
116 PED Exhibition Gallery
140 Dianci Cao Hai Wetland
96 Eco Cascadia Waterfalls
118 Institut Kemahiran Baitulmal
142 Jasin Landscape Master Plan
98 D’Rock
GREEN INITIATIVES
STUDENT DESIGN
100 Pasir Gudang City Park
124 ESKL
148 Transforming Ex-Landfills
102 Amphitheatre Sarawak Cultural Village
125 SIPP
150 Experiential Landscape
URBAN INSPIRATION
126 FLORIA Putrajaya
151 Mining Town Revitalisation
106 The Village
128 Pedestrian Tunnel
152 Multi Functional Space
108 Plaza Merdeka
ANALYSIS & STUDY
153 Athermic Ambiance
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Years 1981-2014
Institute of Landscape Architects Malaysia (ILAM) For the past 33 years, Landscape architects have often been the unsung heroes of Malaysia’s development projects. These passionate individuals work tirelessly to balance the needs of the environment alongside the construction of modern, physical features such as buildings and public spaces. The Institute of Landscape Architects Malaysia (ILAM) is an organisation which registers professional Landscape Architects to ensure the delivery of quality landscape consultancy services to the public. In addition, ILAM works with the government, and private sector, to provide advice and expertise in the formation of guidelines, new initiatives and policies.
Annual Key Programmes • Continuous Professional Development (CPD) Programme • Malaysia Landscape Architecture Awards (MLAA) • Professional Practice Course and Examination (KAIAL) • National Landscape Month Celebration - March • World Landscape Architecture Month Celebration - April • ILAM Annual Gala Dinner • Talks and Training Programmes • Expeditions, Study Tours & Courtesy Calls to Government Agencies • ILAM – Pulau Banding Foundation Research Programme • FLORIA Putrajaya Designer Gardens • ILAM-MGBC Joint CPD Courses • Malaysia Design Festival (MADE) • Publications
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Landscape architecture is not just the profession of the future.
It is the profession for a better future. Landscape architects are broad thinkers who thrive on the big picture and play an increasingly important role in addressing the great issues of our day: climate change, sustainable communities, water, housing and the prevention of hunger via sound project planning for a community or a region. Landscape architects are often natural born leaders, able
to communicate with many professions and lead multidisciplinary projects. Landscape Architecture Services • Master Planning • Structural and Local Planning • Sustainable Landscape Planning & Design • Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Studies • Natural Resources Assessments • Landscape Planning, Design & Consultancy • Residential Development • Commercial Development • Offices and Industrial Development • Riverbank, Lake, Seafront Planning • Pedestrian Area & Plazas • Streetscape Planning & Design • Historical Areas • Ecologically Sensitive Areas • Revitalisation of Abandoned Lands • Parks, Theme Parks, Open Spaces • Neighbourhood Areas • Tourism Spots & Resorts • Golf Courses and Club Houses
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INTRODUCTION
AWARD CATEGORY
JURY PROCESS
Each year, ILAM presents the outstanding Malaysia Landscape Architecture Awards to Malaysian landscape architecture consultancy firms, developers, government agencies, contractors, researchers and students for projects, research papers or design work, completed in Malaysia and abroad. These awards honour the best in landscape architecture from various aspects of the industry. The awards are open to all project submissions, completed at least ONE YEAR previously, and which have not won any previous ILAM Awards.
1. Landscape Design Awards 2. Landscape Analysis & Study Awards 3. Landscape Innovation Awards 4. Landscape Construction Awards 5. Property Developer Awards in Landscape Planning & Development 6. Green City Awards 7. Landscape Research Awards 8. Student Design Awards
The jury process for the Awards is “blind�. In other words, the identities of the entrants and creative teams are not revealed to the jury. Members of the Professional Awards Jury, as well as the firms, organisations, and the agencies they represent, are not eligible to enter the Professional Awards program. The decision process takes 3 days to review a total of 79 entries as well as 3 days of site visits to decide the Excellence Award winners.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
LAr. Mohd Fadrillah Mohd Taib Competition Chairman
LAr. Dr. Suhardi Maulan Competition Judging
LAr. Sharipah Mohamed LAr. Charles Teo Certification & Financing Competition Outline Promotion & Publication
JURY
LAr. Abu Hassan Wahab Head Judge
LAr. Samsul Rohaizad Mohd Jemoner
LAr. Phua Chin Eng
LAr. Rozita Abdul Hamid LAr. Dr. Mohd Ramzi Mohd Hussain
LAr. Fairouz @ Muhammad Che Ani
Assoc. Prof. LAr. Dr. Kamarul Bahrain Haji Shuib
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No matter how far you travel, the grass is always greener at home...
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OFFICIAL ENTRIES SELECTION
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SKY HIGH LIVING
SETIA SKY RESIDENCES KUALA LUMPUR
Inspired by the city’s chic urban elite and their discerning lifestyle, Setia Sky Residences reflect skyhigh luxury living.
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Setia Sky Residences, located on the fringe of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre, is inspired by rolling landforms. The sinuous, geometrically curved movements and rhythmic, folding patterns all act as an interpretation of the architectural facade of the design. The analogy here is made to resemble rice terraces and the organic landscape paintings by artist and Landscape Architect, Roberto Burle Marx. The result is a sinuous water body which flows through the landscape like a stream, forming the focal spine of the entire space. The design intent is to create various perspectives from multiple angles around the outdoor space, so that views from any one point on the deck will provide different and interesting compositions for residents and guests alike.
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Project Title Setia Sky Residences, Kuala Lumpur Official Entrant ExcelJade Sdn. Bhd. (Subsidiary of SP Setia Berhad) Sitetectonix Pte. Ltd. Client | Owner ExcelJade Sdn. Bhd. (Subsidiary of SP Setia Berhad) Landscape Architect Sitetectonix Pte. Ltd. (Design) Landarc Associates Sdn. Bhd. (Project) Contractor Crest Builder Sdn. Bhd. (Main Contractor) Lee Landscape Sdn. Bhd. (Landscape Contractor) Planner Plano-Comp Perancang Sdn. Bhd. Architect Arc Studio Architecture + Urbanism (Design) Archimatrix Sdn. Bhd. (Project) Engineer SSP Sdn. Bhd. (M&E) TY Lin International Sdn. Bhd. (C&S) Quantity Surveyor JUBM Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit ExcelJade Sdn. Bhd. John Collins Photography
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Verve® Suites: A daring new approach with dynamic energy and 100,000 square feet of recreational and green spaces. Here, residents are truly spoilt for choice when it comes to leisure options.
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Situated in the sought-after residential expatriate address of Mont’ Kiara in Kuala Lumpur, VERVE® Suites Mont’ Kiara is a project of luxury serviced apartments housed in four blocks. VERVE® Suites Mont’ Kiara is supported by a full complement of recreational facilities. In addition to the pool podium connecting four towers, each tower comes with its own unique sky lounge; Vertigo Sky Lounge, Hypercubes Sky Lounge, Gardens of Concentrico and Versilica Sky Beach. Residents of VERVE® Suites Mont’ Kiara will have access to all four living concepts and sky lounges – as such, one can imagine the suite as an extra-large bedroom, while the rest of the building acts as one, giant communal living room.
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Project Title VERVE® Suites Mont’ Kiara Official Entrant Bukit Kiara Properties Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Bukit Kiara Properties Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Landscape Department, Bukit Kiara Properties Sdn. Bhd. Design INC Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Bukit Kiara Builder Architect YHSA
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MK28 RESIDENCES MONT’ KIARA
Water bodies and water features are designed strategically across all outdoor areas, providing a cool and relaxing ambience. MK28 is part of an upscale neighbourhood in Kuala Lumpur, consisting of 2 blocks of 40-storey Condominium Towers. The overall landscape design concept is to create a green, interesting and natural environment, with a modern tropical minimalist concept. Easy to maintain finishes and materials used for the hard landscape further enhance the quality of the surroundings, while a combination of clean cut and rough surfaced finishes, in a suitable hue, match the building scheme. The pavement and planter boxes create a well balanced space with a modern and exclusive ambience. 01 Jacuzzi area and pool 02 Indoor landscape with touches of designer pieces and furniture
Project Title Gardens of MK28, Mont’ Kiara Official Entrant UEM Sunrise Berhad Contractor D’Palma Greens Sdn. Bhd.
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The hardscape design ensures comfort for the public and is governed by simplicity of form and detail, with ease of maintenance in mind. The seemingly hard quality of the surrounding spaces is softened with the introduction of various self-sustaining plants, aromatic and herbal gardens providing colour, whilst attracting birds and insects to the surrounding area. In time, the plantings will help the surroundings to become fully self-sustainable, creating a pleasant and vibrant environment to be enjoyed by the residents.
Project Title MK28 Residences, Mont’ Kiara Official Entrant Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Light Bright Star Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Contractor GW Bersekutu Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Light Bright Star Sdn. Bhd.
01 Spa & Wellness Garden and Jacuzzi 02 Lap Pool & Wading Pool from the Clubhouse 03 Body Massage Pool 04 Croquet Practice Court Roof Top Garden
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PARK RESIDENCE BANGSAR SOUTH
Park Residence is planned to be a new addition to the undulating Bukit Kerinchi area which extends the lush tropical plantings of the surroundings into the residential areas.
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The Park Residences, located at Bangsar South, incorporating Acacia and Begonia condominium towers, are part of the exclusive homes with luxury condominium facilities offered within this green enclave. The development is planned to be a new addition to the undulating Bukit Kerinchi area, with the landscape approach extending the lush tropical plantings of the surroundings into the residential areas. The resort-style, contemporary living is surrounded by a mini forest, extensive green spaces, pool deck and tranquil gardens. 01 Water features with decorative pots dominate the entrance 02 Pool deck plantings create a garden feel above street level
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Project Title Park Residence, Bangsar South Official Entrant Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner UOA Development Berhad Landscape Architect Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Orange Living Garden Architect Wong T.C. Architect & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd.
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CASA TROPICANA Tropicana
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Casa Tropicana represents a residence of comfort and style, with spacious interior layouts and quality finishes. The serene resort style living comes complete with refreshing views of lush greenery. The undulating lawn spaces behave like a sea of green waves and ensure a sense of serenity and quietude greets the residents. The warmth of the morning sun gently envelopes the surrounding environment. To ensure residents live a pampered life, extensive facilities are at their full disposal. Swimming pools, a spa and gymnasium, a sky garden and sport facilities are all within reach at the podium garden level. 01 The pool and children’s play area come to life at dusk 02 Cozy lounge area below shady trees 03 Featured greenwall at pool side
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Project Title Casa Tropicana, Tropicana Official Entrant Wein Designs Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Tropicana Golf & Country Resort Berhad Landscape Architect Wein Designs Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Anthisma Landscape Sdn. Bhd.
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Built on limited space and undulating terrain, MK 11 inspired a ‘multi-layered’ landscape design solution.
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The concept of ‘stacking’ landscape elements provides functional use of spaces within limited allocated recreational areas. The design links multiple layers and recreational spaces via combinations of water, planting and light. Furthermore, the design elements, in an organic form, depict the shape of “Fluid”, and allow the landscape deck to seamlessly permeate through levels and spaces without any juxtaposing rigid forms. 01 Suspended pool deck reflected on the wading pool below 02 The wading pool 03 Putting green & outdoor jacuzzi within the garden setting
Project Title MK11, Mont’ Kiara Official Entrant Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner UEM Sunrise Berhad Landscape Architect Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Shimizu Corporation (Main Contractor) Turfgrass Sdn. Bhd. (Soft Landscape Contractor) Architect Liu & Wo Pte. Ltd. (Concept) Arkitek Habitas (Local Architect) Engineer Tylin International (C&S) J. Roger Preston Sdn. Bhd. (M&E) Quantity Surveyor Baharuddin, Ali & Low Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Julien T. Hodson Walker Allen Wu
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WESTSIDE 1 DESA PARK CITY
Soothing and expressive, Westside 1 presents a premier landscape lifestyle distinctively interesting and uniquely contrasting.
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Located in the green neighbourhood of Desa Park City, the landscape creates leisurely moods of landscape, seen as sensous garden spaces interweaving and wrapping around the footprints of the buildings. These interacting green spaces, designed in harmony with the charming outdoor sofas, encourage residents to take delight in their garden. The success of Westside 1 as a unique quality lifestyle development gives highest priority to premier landscaping and instills and knits a strong social network amongst the community. In turn, this creates a prestigious residential product like no other in Kuala Lumpur, in terms of ambience and environment.
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Project Title Westside 1 Official Entrant Praxcis Design Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Perdana Parkcity Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Praxcis Design Sdn. Bhd. Contractor The BLG Group Asia Sdn. Bhd. Architect Environmental Design Practice Sdn. Bhd. Engineer Perunding Mektrik Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor Baharuddin Ali & Low Sdn. Bhd.
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SKYVILLA Batu Kawah
Skyvilla honours the vision towards minimalism and low maintenance. At the same time, it personifies functionality and aesthetics.
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SkyVilla Condominium is a Phase 8 development of Batu Kawah new township. Comprising a modern, straight and no-fuss minimalist landscape design, the area aims to create a low maintenance landscape with highly functional spaces.
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Project Title Skyvilla, Batu Kawah Official Entrant Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner MJC City Development Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Mudajaya Corporation Berhad Architect Aki Media Engineer Jurutera Minsar Consult Sdn. Bhd. Perunding Teknikal Quantity Surveyor Juruukur Bahan TEK Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Kelvin
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PS3 BUKIT JALIL
PS3 incorporates a modern contemporary landscape design which infuses lush plantings at certain areas while maintaining clean cut landscape at others.
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The landscape features sculptures and panels at key areas, especially the entrance and the swimming pool areas. This creates a unique landscape identity and signature look for the residence. Emphasis is also on the lighting designs which best represent the landscape concept alongside well mixed planting schemes, to compliment the development.
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Project Title PS3 Development, Bukit Jalil Official Entrant Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Berjaya Properties Landscape Architect Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Architect A&A Architects Sdn. Bhd.
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BANDAR SETIA ALAM Duta Villa elevates the landscape to the next level by promoting art as part of the outdoor experience for those who dwell within.
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At Duta Villa, the landscape design creates a modern contemporary feel with a touch of tropical style to compliment the architectural design. The design applies clean cut and lush plantings at the club house area. This provides an exclusive and luxurious setting for the residents when using the club house area and pool. Sculptural elements are introduced to give the area a unique landscape setting and as a means to promote art in the landscape. 05
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Project Title Duta Villa, Bandar Setia Alam Official Entrant Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner SP Setia Berhad Landscape Architect Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Agroline (Hard Landscape Contractor) Architect Archicentre Engineer Coburg (M&E) GCU Engineering (C&S)
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Tucked at the edge of the preserved forest, Rymba Creek enjoys the most serene and green rainforest backdrop and acts as the spillover man-made forest which can be enjoyed by residents.
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The park is built with the intention to provide a space for recreational activities for the residents, whether it be strolling, jogging, cycling, picnicking or even simply relaxing with friends and families. Water bodies are created to bring life to the creeks and to enhance the richness of the biodiversity. The water source from the existing forest catchment flows naturally into the creek and compliments amenities such as garden benches, gazebos and a boardwalk. These features, along with a pergola structure provided along the garden walkway, interconnect seamlessly with every garden space.
01 A view beyond words at Rymba Creek 02 Rymba Creek is a community park for the gated residences at Setia Eco Park 03 Trellis design inspired by the rainforest nearby 04 Fresh water fish pond
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Project Title Rymba Creek, Bandar Eco Setia Official Entrant Bandar Eco-Setia Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Bandar Eco-Setia Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Hashim Design Landscape Consultant Contractor D’Palma Greens Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit BES Team
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SUMMER GLADES
PERDANA LAKEVIEW WEST, CYBERJAYA
SummerGlades is designed to be a getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city with 10 lush pocket parks and shaded pathways which run near the 6 acres of wetlands and 23 acres of verdant outdoor space.
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Located a stone’s throw from Putrajaya lake at Perdana Lake View West, Cyberjaya, SummerGlades is designed to be your getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city. 10 lush pocket parks and shaded pathways run near the 6 acres of wetlands, located to the rear of the houses. This property is a serene enclave of 23 acres of verdant outdoor spaces. The design of the pocket gardens is intended to promote a different concept or idea of green spaces. Interconnected and within easy reach, residents are provided a living environment where leisure spaces are all nearby. In addition, the different spaces cater for the different needs of the residents, in that they promote healthy living, inspire education and create a relaxing enclave at each and every doorstep.
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Project Title SummerGlades, Perdana Lakeview West, Cyberjaya Official Entrant Wein Designs Sdn. Bhd. (Professional Category) Suntrack Development Sdn. Bhd. (Developer Category) Client | Owner Suntrack Development Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Wein Designs Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Garden City Landscaping & Nursery Sdn. Bhd. Architect GSD Architect Engineer Perunding Intask Quantity Surveyor Juru Kos Photography Credit The Photoz, Mark Yeo
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SIBU JAYA SIBU
Sibu Jaya development is based on the concept of a self-contained township and spans an area of approximately 1,400 acres. The developments in Sibu Jaya are indications of great things that are happening for this township.
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The Sibu Jaya Boulevard, which leads into the township, has already won praises with its strong, iconic red pillars, street lights, walkways and landscaped streets. This initial stage handsomely dominates the entrance to the township, while street furniture and bus stops have also been decorated with bold colours to give a distinctive, unified look. This has ensured the area has become a focal point, providing a fresh, new, urban identity for the township. The future green belt, proposed within the town plan, will also enhance the recreational needs of residents. It will provide an ecological corridor for local fauna and flora, and be seen as a social meeting point and rest area for residents and travelers alike.
01 Sibu Jaya town centre with impressive red beacons act as the town’s iconic landmark 02 Main road leading to Sibu Jaya planted with trees and palms 03 Bus stop at the centre of the city’s boulevard
Project Title Sibu Jaya, Sibu, Sarawak Official Entrant HDCam Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner HDCam Sdn. Bhd.
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IMPERIALE RESIDENCE KUCHING
Imperiale Residence development is a resort in the heart of the city, boasting a modern tropical design.
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The landscape surrounds the development right from the main access road towards the guard house, providing a sense of welcoming. In addition, extensive water features and lush greenery in the central linear park are continued towards the green verge at each individual plot, where pocket parks are located before entry to each bungalow.
Project Title Imperiale Residence, Kuching, Sarawak Official Entrant Green Earth Client | Owner Silverdrum Corporation Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Ecoscape Photography Credit Kelvin
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TRILLIUM
PERDANA LAKEVIEW EAST, CYBERJAYA The theme ‘Living in Nature & Nature in Living’, introduced natural elements such as Earth, Water & Woods within the design to compliment the surrounding environment.
Trillium, a luxurious 9.495 acre park residence, consists of a new superlink terrace residential development which boasts a combination of modern contemporary architectural and tropical resort ambience. Each park is uniquely designed to suit individual needs, different age groups and offer activities for the residents. This is a retreat, a wilderness getaway, within a safe and secure neighborhood.
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Project Title Trillium, Perdana Lakeview East, Cyberjaya Official Entrant Magni Concept Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Tim Development & Construction Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Magni Concept Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Lim Tzyy Ang
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MON’T CALLISTA ENTRANCE GATEWAY PULAI SPRING
Mon’t Callista creates green spaces and new experiences via unconventional methods. Pushing the security checkpoint further inside creates an additional 100m of green space and lush tropical ambiance as a welcoming statement. Landscape Architecture Malaysia Yearbook 2013
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Mon’t Callista is a Semi-D housing development with greenery nestled between each property. In these new urban townships, the home-coming experience for residents is always a priority, hence this project showcases the landscape architect’s ability to create green spaces and new experiences in an innovative way. The unconventional method of pushing the security checkpoint further away from the main road creates an additional 100m of green space and lush tropical ambiance as a welcoming statement. Plants, such as Frangipani trees, are positioned in an artistic shape which reflects the idea of a flower presentation, as if welcoming an honoured guest. In addition, the guardhouse is placed at a 45 degree angle with the road, which creates better visibility for the security staff and extends the length of the view of the driveway.
Project Title Mon’t Callista Entrance Gateway, Pulai Spring Official Entrant Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner PJD Group Landscape Architect Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Architect JYP Architect Photography Credit Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd.
01 Frangipani trees are positioned in artistically shaped planters, which reflect the idea of a flower presentation 02 The design locates the security checkpoint further away from the main road and creates an additional 100m of green space and lush tropical ambiance as a welcoming statement 03 Water feature at the entrance checkpoint
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ENCLAVE BANGSAR
“Enclave� signifies the privacy and intimacy of an exclusive cluster bungalow with a resort-like atmosphere interwoven with lush landscape and natural surroundings.
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There are seven cluster bungalows, each enjoying the “landed“ characteristics of a three-storey bungalow and individual private enclosed spaces. On plan, the bungalow blocks are interwoven with lush landscape while the walls are clad with natural, grey rubble to bolster privacy and security. Each bungalow has a basement car park with a luxurious swimming pool on the ground floor, a garden courtyard at first floor with floating water decks, water mist, classical hedges, manicured lawns, sculptural pots, and relaxation decks.
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VASANA SEPUTEH HEIGHTS
The modern contemporary feel of Vasana comes with a clean look landscape design with lush plantings to create a luxurious setting for the residents.
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The landscape design strives to create a modern contemporary look and feel to match the architectural style. The clean design and lush plantings at selected areas portrays an exclusive and luxurious setting for the residents. Plants chosen focus on a mixture of lush and tall trees to create a balanced yin and yang concept with the lower shrubs. The landscape design is further complimented by custom-made benches, lighting and signage.
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PRIVATE ABODE
LAYER HOUSE
TWIN PALMS, SUNGAI LONG Layer House is a living space which blends grey stones and green hedges together, topped with the reflection of water and shadows cast by the trees.
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As the house sits at the lower side of the hill, dwellers often find peace and calm in the house. The design introduced grey (Aggregates) and green (Plants), placing them horizontally, aligned with the house, therefore the experience of layers is clearly visible from the entrance of the house, towards the rear garden.
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RESIDENCE 8 KUCHING
At Residence 8, water features are designed to seamlessly flow inwards to the houses whilst the green spaces further dominate the interior vertical walls and pocket spaces. 01
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Residence 8, located at the Imperiale Residence, comes with approximately 0.3 acres of space, combining 2 units of semi-detached lots. With a natural stream located next to the development, the design carefully blends existing landscape and outdoor manicured gardens. A number of matured plants were introduced including a 100 year old frangipani and mature coral trees as focal points. Water features are designed to seamlessly flow inwards to the houses with reflection ponds, whilst the green spaces further dominate the interior vertical walls and pocket spaces within the restroom interior.
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Project Title Residence 8, Kuching Official Entrant Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Johnson Tan Landscape Architect Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Green Earth Landscape Builders Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Kelvin
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RED PEBBLE HOUSE
TWIN PALMS, SUNGAI LONG Surrounded by steep hills and green forest, the house is built in a cool natural environment with red, the colour of energy, injected into the house to generate warmth and a prosperous environment.
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The red pebbles are placed from the entrance and connect the upper and lower gardens of the house. The combination of other elements, such as hedges, turf, trees and water features further amplify the richness of colours surrounding the house and makes the house an earthy one. The plantings at the perimeter of the house blend with the view of the forest as a backdrop, thus the entire house truly revels in an harmonious ambience.
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Project Title Red Pebble House, Twin Palms, Sungai Long Official Entrant Linear Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Fabulous Range Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Linear Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Contractor YKK Nursery & Landscaping Sdn. Bhd. Architect CH&I Architecture Engineer TYL Perunding Sdn. Bhd. D&O Konsultant Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor ELP Juruukur Bahan Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Linear Landscape Sdn. Bhd.
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PARKS & THE CITY
TAMAN ADDA HEIGHTS JOHOR BAHRU
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ADDA Heights is conceived to be an up-market mixed residential development within the established and vibrant Tebrau Corridor in Johor Bahru. The park comprises a central lake, created from the extension of a retention pond with a small wetland as its upper stream. Two bridges gracefully span the lake, together with water cascades and a weir, clad in river boulders. A silt trap and wetlands filter the water with aquatic and semi-aquatic plants, ecologically improving the water quality of the lake. In line with promoting sustainable design, the park also incorporates rainwater harvesting for its toilets and creation of a green open swale replaces conventional, open drains. An island habitat sanctuary sits serenely upon the lake, creating a visually peaceful vista for the eye.
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Project Title Taman ADDA Heights, Johor Bahru Official Entrant Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Southern Gateway Sdn. Bhd. (JB) Landscape Architect Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Esthetic Natural Sdn. Bhd. (Hard & Soft Landscape) Shamrock Arena (M) Sdn. Bhd. (Playground Works) Photography Credit Southern Gateway Sdn. Bhd. Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd.
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LINEAR PARK PUTERI HARBOUR NUSAJAYA
The landscape elements at the Linear Park respond to local culture and celebrate the Malaysian native landscape.
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The Linear Park, located at Laksamana precinct, is a public open space, which acts as a green lung and a space for public, festive gatherings and events. It is the central hub for all of the open spaces in this precinct. The landscape design is bold and contemporary with passive and active spaces flowing from the up-stream of the wetlands to the plaza and a water play area at the lower part of the park. Soon, this park will be a green connector between commercial and retail areas, located adjacent to the linear park.
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GARDENS OF LEDANG HEIGHTS NUSAJAYA
Ledang Heights is based on the concept of “lush tropical garden” for recreational and educational purposes and provides an open park for outdoor activities. 01
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Designed and laid out to make the most of the 360 acres of rolling hills on which it is located, Ledang Heights offers picturesque lake vistas and a lush green central park. The concept of the development is aptly described as ‘Live life the way you want it, surrounded by 360 acres of breathing space’. 01 Natural look landscape is designed to compliment the existing environment 02 Water features are key elements at Ledang Heights 03 Entrance signage 04 Uninterrupted view of the valley and the gardens 05 Lakeside view with residential backdrop Project Title Gardens of Ledang Heights, Nusajaya Official Entrant UEM Sunrise Berhad Photography Credit Landscape Department, UEM Sunrise Berhad
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SETIA CITY PARK SETIA ALAM
The park inspired by the idea of an archipelago, with islands of activity almost or completely surrounded by an expansive mass of water, which, for ecological functionality, promotes biodiversity of the local ecosystem.
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Setia City Park, located in Setia Alam, Shah Alam, covers 7.25 hectares in an area inspired by the idea of an archipelago, with islands of activity almost or completely surrounded by an expansive mass of water, which, for ecological functionality, also doubles as a bio-retention pond. The focal point is the large oval lawn which accommodates a wide range of activities, including a performance stage. Bridges were designed to connect all the activity islands within the design. Two ponds with timber docks were planned across the Persiaran Setia Dagang. Plants are grouped in patterns to create visual interest which echo the central park design forms, while at the same time, act as an essential phytoremediation agent. 01 The tilted planes of the lawn mound give an added layer of excitement to the relatively flat terrain 02 120 water jets were equally arranged and distributed in 3 circular ring patterns to establish a focal statement 03 Giant stepping wedges accommodating more than just walking, act also as seating and gathering spaces 04 The water jets plaza with step lawn was introduced at the edge of the plaza to replicate a pier side setting
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Project Title Setia City Park, Setia Alam Official Entrant Sitetectonix Pte. Ltd. Client | Owner SP Setia Berhad Bandar Setia Alam Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Sitetectonix Pte. Ltd. (Design) Landarc Associates Sdn. Bhd. (Project & Administrative) Contractor Lee Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Planner Jerde Partnership Inc. (Town Planner Setia Alam) Architect Archicentre Sdn. Bhd. (Restroom Facilities) Engineer Coburg Consulting Sdn. Bhd. (M&E) TSSC Lim Sdn. Bhd. (C&S) Quantity Surveyor Bandar Setia Alam Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit John Collins Photography
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MY WATERWAY
Punggol Waterway provides integrated ‘waterfront living’ experiences with water-based recreational activities for residents living in the north-eastern part of Singapore.
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The Punggol Waterway has enabled Punggol Town to be labeled as ‘A Waterfront Town of the 21st Century’, the first in Singapore. With a good mix of commercial, residential, cultural and recreational facilities, the design provides integrated ‘waterfront living’ experiences with water-based recreational activities for residents living in the north-eastern part of Singapore. With three key design elements; Green, Water and People, this effective storm water management programme brings people closer to water, provides a beautiful environment for all to enjoy, creates communal spaces and offers water-based recreational activities, which all play an important role in the success of the waterway.
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01 The Iconic Bridge 02 Cycling across the Sunrise Bridge 03 Wetland reeds and bio filtration system 04 The Sunrise Bridge 05 Educational Trail at the mangrove area 06 The water play and sand area for children
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PHASE 9 WATERWAY SETIA ECO PARK
The Waterways at Setia Eco Park is a green space boasting aesthetic and functional elements which contribute to the livability and value of the property.
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Waterways is well known as part of the pioneer effort behind Bandar Eco Setia development, which eventually became the core place for open space activity for the residents. The 750m length waterway at Phase 9 is a green space, situated amongst the exclusive property developments which consist of luxurious bungalow units. With the landscape design boasting aesthetic and functional value, the waterways have indeed contributed to the livability and value of the property. The key facilities available in this phase meet the needs for outdoor activities such as an outdoor gym and golf putting area. Fragrant shrubs are planted, enhancing the aesthetic view along the 1.8m wide shared use pathway for pedestrians and cyclists. Park furniture such as benches, gazebos, signages and rock arrangements can be seen amidst the promenade along the landscaped waterway.
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Project Title Phase 9 Waterway, Setia Eco Park Official Entrant Aroma Tropics Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Bandar Eco-Setia Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Aroma Tropics Sdn. Bhd. Contractor GW Bersekutu Sdn. Bhd. Engineer Coburg Consulting Sdn. Bhd. (M&E) Quantity Surveyor Bandar Eco-Setia Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Aroma Tropics Sdn. Bhd.
01 A walkway with arches forms a unique vista 02 Cascading water with aquatic plants 03 The waterways serve as a recreational space and also a wildlife habitat 04 Serene ambience by the waterway
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NIRVANA MEMORIAL PARK SHAH ALAM
The memorial park, set within a Chinese Garden, brings a sense of peace to families and completely changes the perception of a memorial park or burial ground in the eye of the public.
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Nirvana Memorial Park, Shah Alam, the only private memorial park in the area, is designed to fulfill the demands of the growing nearby towns. Built within this memorial park are the burial plots and the exclusively designed Tang Villa “Si He Yuan Columbarium” and “Perpetual Garden Columbarium” for Christians.The wide range of burial plots, set in a garden environment will suit the needs of various non-muslim religions. With the entire memorial park set within a Chinese Garden depicting the glorious era of Tang and Ming Dynasty architecture, the space brings a sense of peace to families and completely changes the perception of a memorial park or burial ground in the eyes of the public at large.
Project Title Nirvana Memorial Park, Shah Alam Official Entrant Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner NV Multi Asia Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Architect YWK Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd.
01 The Tang Villa Garden 02 Chinese pavilion and koi pond at the Tang Villa Garden 03 The Ming Palace Garden 04 Neatly designed burial lots surrounded by greenery
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TAMAN RAUDHATUL SAKINAH KL-KARAK
Raudhatul Sakinah, “heaven of serenity, secure and quiet”; through these words, the concept is the true symbolisation of harmony.
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The 34 acres of garden styled Muslim cemetery, Raudhatul Sakinah, is located by the KL-Karak Highway. The beautiful and pleasant scenery of this garden is a result of the proper arrangement and placement of the grave plots. Surrounded by a river, the unique quality of the garden is further enhanced. This is the first muslim cemetery in a garden setting ever built in Malaysia which brings quiet, comfort and peaceful surroundings to visitors.
01 The arrival zone and parking area 02 The muslim cemetery is designed within the setting of a garden 03 Shaded pathway leading to the cemetery plots
03 Project Title Taman Raudhatul Sakinah, KL-Karak Official Entrant Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Jabatan Agama Islam Wilayah Persekutuan Landscape Architect Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Koperasi Peserta-Peserta FELCRA Malaysia Bhd. Photography Credit Ustaz Abd. Malek Ghazali Ahmad Fadzli Abu Bakar Mohd Jasri Jalaludin
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KUCHING ESPLANADE KUCHING
Kuching Esplanade is a Sarawak River revitalisation project which transformed the image of downtown Kuching into a more active space for recreation, commercial and outdoor activities. Over time, it has elevated the image of the city.
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The Kuching Esplanade is a Sarawak River revitalisation project which will transform the image of Kuching downtown. The project provides a more active space for recreation, commercial and outdoor activities and also enhances the circulation and pedestrian network. It is also becoming one of the major tourist destinations in Kuching, where souvenir shops, hotels, eateries, a boat pier and museum are located along the scenic waterfront. The project improves the socio economic character of the area and allows for the rejuvenation of the old town. It also reduces local traffic and pollution. Over time, it will also improve the overall environment of downtown Kuching. 04
01 Esplanade at sunset 02 Sculptural elements capture local culture 03 Recreational activities on the river 04 Decorative motif along the promenade Project Title Kuching Esplanade, Kuching Official Entrant Dewan Bandaraya Kuching Utara Phorography Credit Dewan Bandaraya Kuching Utara Sarawak Tourism Board
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This new extension of the esplanade along Jalan Gambier and Lebuh Jawa serves as the catalyst for the future regeneration of the old quarter of Kuching City to complete the visitor’s experience at the Kuching Esplanade.
KUCHING ESPLANADE 2 JALAN GAMBIER & LEBUH JAWA, KUCHING
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The landscape and open space upgrading work is the extension of the Kuching Waterfront, along Jalan Gambier and Lebuh Jawa. It aims to revitalise the strip, located on the south bank of Sungai Sarawak, by transforming it into a vibrant urban space for the leisurely enjoyment of the citizens of the city and visitors alike. The new extension of the esplanade serves as the catalyst for the future regeneration of the old quarter of Kuching City, with a series of linear shaped open spaces, which begin from the open plaza at Square Tower and end at the edge of the Brooke Dockyard. These open spaces are designed as “Rooms” which are literally translated into various outdoor spaces which complete the visitor’s experiences at the Kuching esplanade.
01 The promenade is a popular meeting place 02 Sarawak ethnic patterns have been extended along the promenade 03 The gazebo design is adapted from local architecture
Project Title Kuching Esplanade, Jalan Gambier & Lebuh Jawa, Kuching Official Entrant Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Dewan Bandaraya Kuching Utara Landscape Architect Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Polybuilding Construction Company Architect Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Engineer PS Konsultant Sdn. Bhd. NAQ Associates Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor Kumpulan Ukur Bahan Sarawak
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PALMARIUM PARK KUCHING
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Housing a wide variety of indigenous and exotic species of palms, the Palmarium, in Kuching, is a unique part of this vibrant city.
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Palmarium is a part of Kuching Park, located at Jalan Padungan, Kuching. With an area of approximately 1.85 hectares, it was built in 2008 with the whole project being completed in 2009. Presently, there are 30 species of palms found in this park, consisting of both indigenous and exotic palms, all labelled with their botanical names. The Palmarium also provides recreational facilities and attracts patronage by tourists and locals to visit and learn about the variety of palms found here.
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Project Title Palmarium Park, Kuching Official Entrant Majlis Bandaraya Kuching Selatan
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SIRIM BY THE LAKE DENGKIL, SEPANG
SIRIM by the lake project demonstrates the synergy between humans and nature as clearly seen in the elements of the garden which compliment each other.
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With the focal element of the water bodies, the concept of “Consolidation of Human and Nature� was inspired with the usage of various types of plants that are both interdependent and complementary to each other. The park is not only ecologically sound but also manages to preserve the visual quality that compliments the surrounding built environment. 01 The park surrounding SIRIM provides a great opportunity for recreational activities especially to the staff of SIRIM 02 Resting area and traditional look shelter provides shade during sunny days
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ECO CASCADIA WATERFALLS SETIA ECO CASCADIA
Setia Eco Cascadia is inspired by the best Mother Nature has to offer. Its majestic waterfalls, over 12 metres in height and 60 metres in length, cascade over stunning rockworks, crafted along carefully preserved natural terrain.
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The success of this project lies in the harmonious combination of landscape artistry and landscape engineering. Designing waterscapes takes much consideration, from creating different weirs and waterfalls in multiple sizes, to different levels and heights which imitate natural cascades and amazing falls. To further enhance its eco-friendly nature, a Bioswale, a unique ecologically-attuned facility, is used to filter stormwater, before discharging it into the drainage system. During rainy days, stormwater gathers in the upper level pond, complete with Bioswale, before being discharged through a hidden tunnel, thus creating temporary waterfalls.
Project Title Setia Eco Cascadia Waterfalls Official Entrant Oasisland Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Setia Indah Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Tajul LandArt
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D’ROCK SETIA PEARL ISLAND
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D’Rock Landscape Park is an open space serving the community of Isle of Conifer, Setia Pearl Island, with the total development area of 22 acres. Originally, the site is a golf course land with a significant hilly profile where most of the soil conditions are over-fertilised. The challenge is to preserve the natural rocky terrain and integrate the rock profile into the community space. The design maintains the entire contour of landscape without any significant physical alterations, creating a park that is functional, accessible and aesthetic, despite the physical rock barrier. On top of this, despite poor soil conditions, a greenbelt was planted with innovative solutions.
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PASIR GUDANG CITY PARK PASIR GUDANG
The city park adopts the concept of simply green, where the emphasis is on tree planting and provision of lawn areas for kite flying.
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In line with the development to elevate Pasir Gudang as an industrial town in a garden, the Pasir Gudang City Park was built in 1989, following the completion of Masjid Jamek Pasir Gudang. With an area of 56.65 hectares, this large-scale park is home to various recreational activities for all ages. It is also a landmark as it is located on higher levels of Bukit Layang-Layang. The park was completed in stages, with the latest on-going construction of 20 hectares of Tropical Forest Park. The city park adopts the concept of simply green, where the emphasis is on tree planting and provision of lawn areas for kite flying. Other activities can be found here including group exercise stations, jogging tracks and strolling or family outing trails.
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AMPHITHEATRE SARAWAK CULTURAL VILLAGE
The outdoor amphitheatre is designed for approximately 10,000 strong standing audience, located at the foothills of Gunung Santubong with foliage of the primary forest forms the backdrop of the stage.
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The Sarawak Cultural Village, located at the foothills of Gunung Santubong, was conceptualised by the Sarawak Economic Development Corporation, in the early nineteen eighties, to showcase the State’s rich ethnic culture. Over the years, Sarawak Cultural Village has become the venue for the annual “World Rainforest Music Festival”. The amphitheatre site, designed for a minimum of a 10,000 strong standing audience, is located at the foothills of Gunung Santubong, due to space and acoustic considerations. Aesthetically, the foliage of the primary forest forms the backdrop of the stage. Recognizing that the amphitheatre space for such an event was an informal and dynamic space, the amenities were articulated as a sequence of loosely connected spaces. Existing terrain of the area creates forms for audience seating, resulting in the realisation of different seating possibilities. Rock outcrops were retained, concrete edged turf and infilled kurbs were introduced, with rows of timber benches forming a screen to the rear of the amphitheatre.
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Project Title Outdoor Amphitheatre, Sarawak Cultural Village Official Entrant Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Sarawak Economic Development Corporation Landscape Architect Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Wangi Abadi Construction Sdn. Bhd. Architect Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor Juruukur Bahan Tek Sdn. Bhd.
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The Village consists of an F&B hub and a sales gallery, nestled between lush tropical gardens, spread over 3 different levels of seamless green spaces.
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01 The Village Plaza is dominated with manicured hedges and shaded trees as a multi-purpose functional area 02 The Entrance Beacon 03 The elevated terrace serves as an extension to the F&B area below
The Village, located at the corner of Bukit Kerinchi, is a pioneer development for the whole of the revitalised Bangsar South area. The landscape approach employed here aims to create different green spaces, a courtyard catering to the sales gallery and an F&B hub. The design elevates the overall outline of the space by introducing an energetic water element at the main entrance. In the development, there are 5 main Green Continuum spaces, namely, The Falls, Entrance Beacon, Street & Hidden Greens, Elevated Terrace and Village Plaza.
Project Title The Village, Bangsar South Official Entrant Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner UOA Development Berhad Landscape Architect Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Orange Living Garden Architect Wong T.C. Architect & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd.
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Plaza Merdeka is a modern shopping destination that links and integrates several key destinations in downtown Kuching with a pedestrian way of shaded trees and landscape beautification.
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Plaza Merdeka – “a modern, state-of-the-art” Shopping Mall, fronting the celebration square of Padang Merdeka, has changed the vibrancy and excitement of Kuching City since its opening. The landscape design integrates with the existing pedestrian network from Kuching Waterfront (main bazaar) with tunnels leading from the underground car park, towards Padang Merdeka. The landscape works were expanded to include landscape upgrading works at the police station, old courthouse and Padang Merdeka, due to the diversion of the road network. 01 Green frontage welcomes shoppers to Plaza Merdeka 02 Landscape works were extended to the old courthouse next to the plaza 03 Landscape upgrading works adjacent to the existing police station
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Project Title Plaza Merdeka, Kuching Official Entrant Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Rakyat Elite Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Green Earth Landscape Builders Sdn. Bhd. Architect Perunding Dayacipta Engineer KTA (Sarawak) Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Kelvin
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Empire Damansara, a new home for the art scene in Petaling Jaya, comes with an excellent design in architecture and landscape, unique and memorable for each and every visitor.
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The landscape approach here creates an artistic feel for visitors, both pleasing to the eye and functional for the community. The design incorporates a piazza that can be infused with art, such as the umbrella features, which creates a captivating experience as one walks below. There is also a sculptural plinth that is sunken and tilted, installed as an art expression. The stage design with phoenix palms and a green wall backdrop are strategically located at the art and performance centre to provide spaces for artists and their work. This corner is also a relaxation area as it is adjacent to a soothing water feature.
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01 Featured green wall and outdoor performing stage 02 Water feature and water curtain decorating part of the walkway 03 Colourful umbrella installation along the heritage street 04 Streetscape planting at Empire Damansara 05 Featured sculpture
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Project Title Empire Damansara, Damansara Perdana Official Entrant Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Mammoth Empire Landscape Architect Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Architect O & O Design Sdn. Bhd. Engineer D.W Perunding (C&S) Perunding YGL (M&E) Quantity Surveyor Daya QS Photography Credit Efren Pagsanjan
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DECORATIVE STREET LIGHTING PROTOCOL ROUTES PUTRAJAYA
Putrajaya’s design is concerned with Malaysian values, reflected and translated into the cityscape.
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Putrajaya is a city which sets its own identity, defining its future role as a new government administration centre and capital city of Malaysia. As Putrajaya is concerned with Malaysian values, the identity is reflected and translated into the cityscape, as in this case, the street and pedestrian light fittings. These values have been deliberated and articulated from Malaysia’s rich cultural heritage as well as the latest technical know-how which lead to the current design as displayed by four different motifs. The concept embraced unique designs inspired by nature and our cultural heritage such as the concept of Fauna, Obor (The Torch), Flora (Dew Drop), Wau (Traditional Kite) and wood carvings of Sulur Bayu.
01 “Obor” or torch inspired street light 02 In response to the rich fauna of Taman Wetland, the design highlights an abstract of an insect’s eye 03 The Wau or Traditional Kite inspired streetlight design
04 The design of “obor” or torch highlights the basic utility reminiscent of those used to light living environment in the past 05 The design used flora to emphasise the garden city of Putrajaya. The floral design motif is articulated from our rich wood carving heritage and complemented with dew drop shaped lanterns 06 The design translated from the ever popular `wau’ and `sulur bayu’ or wind vane, is an identifiable artistic culture elements of Malaysia
Project Title Decorative Street Lighting, Protocol Road Putrajaya Official Entrant Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Client | Developer Putrajaya Holdings Sdn. Bhd. Owner Perbadanan Putrajaya Landscape Architect Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Lysaght Marketing Sdn. Bhd. Iwasaki Sdn. Bhd. (Light Bulb Supplier) Engineer Min Consult Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor Putrajaya Holdings Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd.
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KAJANG 2 SALES GALLERY
BANDAR TEKNOLOGI KAJANG, SELANGOR Designed to be an environmentally friendly gallery, the design integrates the exterior with the interior.
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01 Landscape surrounding the sales gallery dominated by hedges and trees 02 Playground 03 Vertical green wall
Kajang 2 Sales Gallery, located at Bandar Teknologi Kajang, is the venue for the property showcase of the Kajang 2 development. In order to embrace the park and garden concept, the design has introduced various greenery techniques, integrating the exterior with the interior of the building. Heavy buffers have been designed to soften and enliven the spaces. 12 species of trees and 10 species of shrubs and ground covers have been used in the 3.0 acres to maximise the bio-diversity of the development.
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Project Title Kajang 2 Sales Gallery, Kajang Official Entrant MKH Berhad Client | Owner MKH Berhad Landscape Architect Engky Design Sdn. Bhd. Contractor SK Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Pro Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Planner AHA Planning Consultant Architect CK Siew Architect Engineer G&P Professional Sdn. Bhd. East Oriental Consult Sdn. Bhd. Jurutera Perunding Tegap Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit New Image Photography Studio
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PED EXHIBITION GALLERY PUCHONG SOUTH
The extensive green surroundings of the gallery make it more than just a building; it is a gallery in the park.
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Located in the heart of Puchong South and neighboring Puchong Ayer Hitam Forest Reserve, PED Exhibition Gallery is being served as a Sales Gallery and Show Unit for the project O2 Residence. The Gallery blends harmoniously with its landscape, pampered by gardens, a pond and an open park providing lush greenery and a serene atmosphere. These help to create a soothing garden environment for the users to enjoy, experience and embrace.
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01 Water feature at the entrance of the gallery 02 Hedges donimate the side of the show gallery 03 The nature park and pathway 04 Climbers dominate part of the gallery facade as an alternative to the green wall Project Title PED Exhibition Gallery, Puchong South Official Entrant Just Right Design Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Perfect Eagle Development Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect Just Right Design Sdn. Bhd. Contractor Turfgrass Sdn. Bhd. Architect CY Chan Architect Engineer G&P Infra Sdn. Bhd. PLY & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor DK-QS Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Just Right Design Sdn. Bhd.
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INSTITUT KEMAHIRAN BAITULMAL KUALA LUMPUR
A new solution has been found for limited areas by utilising each of the pocket spaces available for practical usage.
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The Institut Kemahiran Baitulmal, with a limited common space, incorporated the landscape design which utilises every parcel of pocket space to provide practical and useful spaces for the institute community. The modern contemporary concept is addressed in every aspect of the design from hard landscape to planting design.
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01 Green spaces surrounding the premise 02 Seating area provides a space for group discussions 03 Outdoor amphitheatre
Project Title Institut Kemahiran Baitulmal, Kuala Lumpur Official Entrant Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Majlis Agama Islam Wilayah Persekutuan (MAIWP) Landscape Architect Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd. Photography Credit Norzalilah Abdullah Ahmad Fadzli Abu Bakar
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“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.� Albert Einstein
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ESKL
The Electronic Submission for Landscape Approval (esKL), a module within the electronic submission, residing under Sumber Putra (SP2) of the Perbadanan PERBADANAN PUTRAJAYA Putrajaya, offers remote application, preparation and submission via the Internet.
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The ESKL submission can be done by a Qualified Person (QP) without renouncing security and data integrity. In addition, the Electronic Submission for Landscape Approval (esKL) application provides an Approval Module which manages application workflow, meeting preparation and decisions regarding submitted applications. The main purpose of the Electronic Submission for Landscape Approval (esKL) System is to assist the Department of Landscape and Parks in the processing of Landscape Plan Approval and to provide a broad information base and retrieval tool for technical landscape evaluation. The Landscape Approval System caters for the following types of applications: 1. Landscape Plan Approval 2. Landscape Lighting Approval 3. Fencing Approval 4. Signage Approval 5. Landscape Irrigation Approval 6. Recreational Facility Approval 7. CF Support Letter 8. CCC Support Letter 9. Handing Over
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01 An internal coordination for landscape plan approval conducted by Landscape Control Unit of the Department of Landscape and Park, Putrajaya Corporation 02 A landscape consultant uploading landscape plans for Landscape Plan Approval on EsKL at OSC Counter, Customer Service Centre, Putrajaya Corporation Project Title Electronic Submission for Landscape Approval (esKL) Official Entrant Perbadanan Putrajaya Client | Owner Perbadanan Putrajaya System Contractor Mutiara Itech Sdn. Bhd. System Planner Bahagian Perancangan dan Kawalan Landskap, Perbadanan Putrajaya System Architect Bahagian Teknologi Maklumat & Komunikasi, Perbadanan Putrajaya Photography Credit Perbadanan Putrajaya
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Putrajaya has embarked upon an urban forest management system, Tree Inventory & Management System (SIPP) by engaging collaborative initiative with PERBADANAN PUTRAJAYA the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM) which will study and recommend urban forest management strategies.
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One of the most critical components of parks and landscape management is the management of trees and the emerging urban forests surrounding building complexes. As part of the effort to enable the city to prepare live asset reports every 3 months as required under the circular, the city has embarked upon an urban forest management system by engaging collaborative initiatives with the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM) which will study and recommend urban forest management strategies. In 2011, Perbadanan Putrajaya embarked on the development of a geodatabase electronic management system using GIS to inventorise and gather data and information in order to ensure accurate and timely reporting. This system development initiative was part of a continuing effort to ensure that the management of the urban forest and landscape of Putrajaya is strengthened.
01 SIPP Registration & Application (Efficient & Systematic) 02 The SIPP employs gadgets with GPS capability to capture real-time data to allow updating from the planting location Project Title Tree Inventory & Management System (SIPP) Official Entrant Perbadanan Putrajaya Client | Owner Perbadanan Putrajaya System Contractor Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM) System Planner Bahagian Perancangan dan Kawalan Landskap, Perbadanan Putrajaya System Architect Bahagian Teknologi Maklumat & Komunikasi, Perbadanan Putrajaya Photography Credit Perbadanan Putrajaya
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FLORIA PUTRAJAYA PROMENADE, PUTRAJAYA
The Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival, FLORIA Putrajaya, is an international flower festival, organised by Perbadanan Putrajaya (PPj) and supported by the Ministry of Federal Territories. The flower festival is seen as a positive step towards realising Putrajaya as “A City in The Garden” which comes with the tagline of “A Floral City”.
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Organised 6 times to date, FLORIA Putrajaya takes a proactive approach by introducing a collection of Malaysian flora and floral design to foster interest, awareness and appreciation of the community towards our national floral heritage and the environment, while at the same time encouraging innovations for greening the environment. Positive outcomes include the opportunity for networking among landscape and horticulture professionals. The festival has also become prestigious and internationally renowned through increased participation by foreign participants in exhibits at the Indoor Pavilion and outdoor exhibits.
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Project Title Putrajaya Flower and Garden Festival, FLORIA Putrajaya Official Entrant Perbadanan Putrajaya Client | Owner Perbadanan Putrajaya Photography Credit Perbadanan Putrajaya
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University and School Garden & Floral Art Competition Programme The University and School Garden and Floral Art Competition Programme (USGF) at FLORIA Putrajaya hosts more than 1,600 students annually and is visited by nearly 80,000 school children per year. Apart from exhibiting garden and floral designs, USGF provides an educational hands-on practical knowledge and experience in garden and floral art for the public and especially school children. USGF provides a platform for students from primary and secondary schools, as well as from higher learning institutions, to demonstrate their creativity and skills, learn by experiential based knowledge, and compete in garden and floral art design competitions.
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Project Title The University And School Garden And Floral Art Competition Programme (USGF) FLORIA Putrajaya Official Entrant Perbadanan Putrajaya Client | Owner Perbadanan Putrajaya Programme Planner Bahagian Perancangan dan Kawalan Landskap, Perbadanan Putrajaya Photography Credit Perbadanan Putrajaya
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PEDESTRIAN TUNNEL PUTRAJAYA PRECINCT 8
Under the Local Agenda 21, Pedestrianisation and pedestrian connectivity has been placed as one of the major requirements in planning permission approval, followed by the landscape submission approval. The purpose of pedestrian tunnels, built at various strategic locations in Putrajaya, has helped to create a pedestrian-friendly city.
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Pedestrian pathways and connectivity, road and transportation networks are also planned, and all based on environmental sustainability and ‘Caring Society’, in line with Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) approach and design principals. Pedestrian linkages have now become important due to residents’ awareness of reducing carbon emissions through human activities such as walking and cycling to school, parks and other destinations. Through well-known green initiatives, the community and schools, together with Perbadanan Putrajaya, have upgraded the pedestrian tunnel Precinct 8 to make it safe and comfortable for children to use daily. The project has successfully demonstrated the ‘caring society’ role of the community in landscape and city planning principals, through enhancement of the landscape and the mural painting project.
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Project Title Pedestrian Tunnel at Precinct 8, Putrajaya inline with Local Agenda 21 Official Entrant Perbadanan Putrajaya Client | Owner Perbadanan Putrajaya Contractor Putra Perdana Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Contractor Perniagaan Ain Sdn. Bhd. Planner Urbanisma Planner Sdn. Bhd. Engineer Minco Consultant Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor KLCCB Project Photography Credit Perbadanan Putrajaya
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“Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own.� Charles Dickens
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ANALYSIS & STUDY
JENEN ADEN LITTLE ADEN YEMEN
Jenen Aden, Little Aden project is a feasibility master plan study for a new mixed use township on a coastal site occupying 1,100 acres, west of Aden. This project is to design an integrated coastal resort township at Little Aden in the south of Yemen with self-contained, secure and incorporate residential, hotel, commercial, club, education and healthcare components together with two commercial marinas with a requirement of respect to local vernacular, historical and cultural traditions. The master plan maintained the topographic profile of the site which was broadly dissected by a main ridge. Residential, resort, club and small scale commercial uses were located on the site east of the ridge and institutional, residential and educational uses were located on the site west of the ridge. Exclusive hill top villas are located on the ridge-top enjoying spectacular panoramic sea views to the south. The master plan promotes the use of local building forms, materials and construction traditions and to benefit the surrounding community.
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Project Title Jenen Aden, Little Aden, Yemen Official Entrant Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Hospitality Leisure Asia For Sino Gulf Limited (Dubai) Landscape Architect Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Planner HLA Design Architect HLA Design Photography Credit Julien T. Hodson Walker
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CENTRAL PARK BANDAR DATO’ ONN
This analysis and study has an emphasis on creating a sustainable park inspired by international master at work; Zaha Hadid, while at the same time being driven by the Sustainable Design Accreditation Scheme by BCA Green Mark, Singapore. The park design and programme are planned to meet the needs of our present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs and demands. Hence, the park design and planning ensures that our valuable heritage resources are well kept and maintained and will be showcased for the present community. It will also be a reference and knowledge hub for future generations. It is anticipated that the development of Sustainable Central Park will be one of the signature landmarks in the Southern Region of Malaysia.
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Project Title Central Park: A Sustainable Township Park For Bandar Dato’ Onn, Johor Official Entrant Clouston Design (M) Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Johor Land Bhd. Landscape Architect Clouston Design (M) Sdn. Bhd.
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JERANTUT LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN The Jerantut landscape master plan aims to realise Jerantut as a beautiful district with unique landscape identity through dynamic landscape designs recomendation and management to achieve quality environments for tourism and living.
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During the study, several aspects were taken into consideration such as to identify the development status, implementation, management and landscape development control over the study area; to identify and analyse the potential and landscape development needs and landscape character areas and finally to provide a proposed concept, strategies and implementation methods of the landscape development.
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Project Title Landscape Master Plan, Jerantut District Council Official Entrant Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner National Landscape Department Jerantut District Council Landscape Architect Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd.
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DIANCI CAO HAI WETLAND KUNMING, CHINA
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The study aims to promote sustainable design solutions for constructed wetlands with public amenities to serve the surrounding community. The master plan study aims to provide a design solution for an international standard wetland park that provides functional benefits to the surrounding polluted lake and adjacent streams, while incorporating a high degree of public amenity and accessible open space to serve the neighbouring residents. This complies with the new Urban Design Plan, developed by the Kunming Municipality. The study includes promoting sustainable design, recycling and ‘HILT’ (Hi Impact Low Technology) solutions. Among the recommendations is to introduce a modular system capable of being applied around the lake perimeter as a series of ‘green kidneys’ to pump and clean the lake water.
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Project Title Dianchi Cao Hai Constructed Wetland Master Plan Study, Kunming, China Official Entrant Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner Kunming Namfatt Dianchi Development Co. Ltd. Landscape Architect Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Engineer Angkasa Consulting Services Sdn. Bhd. Wetland Consultant Wetland International
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JASIN LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN
The Jasin landscape master plan looks into the preservation of local historical heritage, culture, architecture, natural environment as well as prioritising the quality and well-being of the living environment. The Landscape Master Plan of Jasin Municipal Council is a future planning strategy which is comprehensive, complete and has various plannings and proposals of landscape development for the District of Jasin. While preserving the historical heritage, culture, architecture, natural environment as well as prioritising the quality and well-being of the living environment. The Landscape Master Plan also focuses on the development of landscape at the main focus centre and also goes in line with the visions and goals set by the National Landscape Department.
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Project Title Landscape Master Plan, Jasin Municipal Council Official Entrant Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd. Client | Owner National Landscape Department Jasin Municipal Council Landscape Architect Laman TBG Sdn. Bhd.
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“Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home.” Matsuo Basho
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STUDENT DESIGN
TRANSFORMING EX-LANDFILLS INTO GREEN SPACES TELUK KAPAS
This study investigates the potential of Teluk Kapas ex-landfill to be designed as an effective and functional green space. This will be conducted through the application of sound conceptual and design strategies, and use of current guidelines to meet technical requirements. The study will highlight a design approach which considers biological and engineering methods to stabilise the site and improve its physical condition.
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Project Title Transforming Ex-landfill into Effective Green Space Teluk Kapas Student Andi Sofyan Mohd Sidek University Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
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EXPERIENTIAL LANDSCAPE TAMAN ALAM, KUALA SELANGOR
Experiential landscape ecology is widely conducted using diverse approaches to answer a broad range of questions. By assessing the response to controlled manipulations, alternate hypotheses can be clearly refuted, model parameters quantified, and conditions made ripe for unexpected insights. Results from landscape experiments compliment the many well developed observational and modeling approaches more commonly used in landscape ecology.
Project Title Experiential Landscape of Taman Alam Kuala Selangor Student Muhamad Yusuf Abdul Wahab University Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM)
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POST COAL MINING TOWN REVITALISATION BATU ARANG
Historically, Batu Arang was named ‘Malaya’s Only Coal Mine’. However, when coal demand declined, production ceased and collieries were boarded up and abandoned. Hence, the town was ignored and under-rated, undesirable environmental impact occurred, the historical significance of the area was abandoned and decreasing socio-economic values hit the region.
This new design proposal is aimed to energise Batu Arang by optimising the natural and historical resources, through integrated programming, a balance between community, environment and heritage can be achieved.
Project Title Revitalising a Post Coal Mining Town at Batu Arang Student Muhammad Taufiq Yatiman University Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
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MULTI FUNCTIONAL SPACE SHAH ALAM STADIUM
The conventional trend of a stadium development mainly focuses on the architectural features without highlighting the quality of the surrounding environment. The ample spaces provided, which surround the stadium, are only used on a seasonal basis. The design of Enclave of Fame focuses on how best to optimise the seasonal outdoor spaces via the implementation of a multifunctional design at Stadium Shah Alam. This study and design will determine the potential and strength of the study from the analysis of three categories of attributes; physical attributes, social attributes, and environmental attributes, in order to provide a solution for the space usage.
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Project Title Optimising Multifunctional Space at Shah Alam Stadium Shah Alam Student Amar Qhuszaireen Muhammad Azahar University Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM)
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ATHERMIC AMBIANCE HOSPITAL SERDANG
Hospital Serdang, with a high number of patients, is in need of improved green spaces. This design exercise will propose the creation of a rooftop forest within the hospital environment, incorporating the concept of a healing garden. The landscape should be considered as a sustainable approach, as it would reduce urban heat, provide a sense of cooling for users, as well as serve as a therapy and healing ground for patients and visitors alike.
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“On earth there is no heaven, but there are pieces of it.� Jules Renard
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“The beauty of the natural world lies in the details.” Natalie Angier
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Special Thanks to: International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) SP Setia Bhd ExcelJade Sdn. Bhd. Bandar Eco Setia Sdn. Bhd. UEM Sunrise Bhd. MKH Bhd. Bukit Kiara Properties Sdn. Bhd. Silverdrum Corporation Sdn. Bhd. Suntrack Development Sdn. Bhd. HDCam Sdn. Bhd. Dewan Bandaraya Kuching Utara Majlis Bandaraya Kuching Selatan Perbadanan Putrajaya Majlis Perbandaran Pasir Gudang Satar Landscaping Sdn. Bhd. Oasisland Sdn. Bhd. Arkitek Seni Kenyalang Sdn. Bhd. Aroma Tropics Sdn Bhd Clouston Design (M) Sdn. Bhd. Just Right Design Laman TBG Landscape Studio Sdn. Bhd. Linear Landscape Magni Concept Sdn. Bhd. Malik Lip & Associates Sdn. Bhd. Pentago Landscape Sdn. Bhd. Praxcis Design Sdn. Bhd. Sitetectonix Pte.Ltd. Surbana International Consultants Pte.Ltd. Urban Design Group Sdn. Bhd. Urbanscape Consultants Sdn. Bhd. Walrus Design Sdn. Bhd. Wein Design Sdn. Bhd. Researchers & Students LAr. Mohd Fadrillah Mohd Taib LAr. Dr. Suhardi Maulan LAr. Sharipah Mohamed LAr. Charles Teo LAr. Dr. Mohd Ramzi Mohd Hussain LAr. Abu Hassan Wahab LAr. Fairouz @ Muhammad Che Ani Assoc. Prof. LAr. Dr. Kamarul Bahrain Haji Shuib LAr. Phua Chin Eng LAr. Rozita Abdul Hamid LAr. Samsul Rohaizad Mohd Jemoner MLAA2013 Organising Committee ILAM Council Members 2012/2014M Council MLAA2012 Organising Committee ILAM Council Members 2012/2014
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