This paper explores the historical development of modern architecture in Malaysia, which is evident in the emerging architectural language; the efforts of the Federation of Malaya Society of Architects (later known as the Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia); as well as the direction taken by the architectural practice in the country; all of which were driven by the prevailing political, economic as well as the socio-cultural attributes of the new nation, and the vision on Tunku Abdul Rahman, the first Prime Minister of the Federation of Malaya. The outcome of all these is an architecture that speaks of the nation’s modern society’s values and identity
This paper suggests the rethinking on the approaches and architectural experimentation that had been...
This paper aims to report factual findings on the National Architecture Identity of Malaysia from th...
The formation of national identity is the essence for a multi-racial country like Malaysia because i...
The idea of adapting Malay traditional architectural values has been gazetted as one of the resoluti...
One of the issues stressed by the government of Malaysia after independence was the establishment o...
© [1967] Eu Jin SeowIntroduction: This work is an attempt to give an outline of general architectura...
The formation of national identity is the essence for a multi-racial country like Malaysia because i...
The paper aims to discuss the role of architects in the evolution of three main formal administrativ...
The lack of discourses, research and documentations on Malaysian architectural identity are among th...
The main purpose of this paper is to document the development of the state administration building i...
The establishment of the first National Palace in Malaya in 1957 reflects the transformation in the ...
The establishment of a new administrative center in Putrajaya, offered an opportunity to address and...
Malay architectural traditions range from the traditional timber traditions of the early era of the ...
The establishment of a new administrative center in Putrajaya, offered an opportunity to address and...
The ideas in adapting Malay tradit ional architecture values have been gazened as one of the resolut...
This paper suggests the rethinking on the approaches and architectural experimentation that had been...
This paper aims to report factual findings on the National Architecture Identity of Malaysia from th...
The formation of national identity is the essence for a multi-racial country like Malaysia because i...
The idea of adapting Malay traditional architectural values has been gazetted as one of the resoluti...
One of the issues stressed by the government of Malaysia after independence was the establishment o...
© [1967] Eu Jin SeowIntroduction: This work is an attempt to give an outline of general architectura...
The formation of national identity is the essence for a multi-racial country like Malaysia because i...
The paper aims to discuss the role of architects in the evolution of three main formal administrativ...
The lack of discourses, research and documentations on Malaysian architectural identity are among th...
The main purpose of this paper is to document the development of the state administration building i...
The establishment of the first National Palace in Malaya in 1957 reflects the transformation in the ...
The establishment of a new administrative center in Putrajaya, offered an opportunity to address and...
Malay architectural traditions range from the traditional timber traditions of the early era of the ...
The establishment of a new administrative center in Putrajaya, offered an opportunity to address and...
The ideas in adapting Malay tradit ional architecture values have been gazened as one of the resolut...
This paper suggests the rethinking on the approaches and architectural experimentation that had been...
This paper aims to report factual findings on the National Architecture Identity of Malaysia from th...
The formation of national identity is the essence for a multi-racial country like Malaysia because i...