Mukim Penor

Low cost apartment proposal at  Pahang, Malaysia. The project targeted refugees in Malaysia. The goal is to create a self sustaining town for users by providing residential, commercial and social spaces.

The design houses passive environmental strategies to minimise electrical consumption along the year. Also, to minimise the construction cost, the design relies on raw material finishing. 

Resting on a beautiful 67 acre land in Sepang, this resort encapsulate the true meaning of an Eco Resort.

with 3 types of chalet around a beautiful lake, animal farms, orchard as well as residential project, Patawali Resort offers the ultimate gate away from city life within the city.

The planning of the resort is done with minimum to none distraction to the natural features of the site. Using locally sourced materials and simple architectural solution, the Patawali Resort will be an example of sustainable urban projects that does not rip off the Client's pocket.

The aim was to identify the most suitable location for the proposed activities in the given location. At first, site analysis and synthesis is taking place to propose a location without including any structural elements to the site. A pavilion has been proposed to provide a shading devices with water harvesting strategy.