Featuring built works
The Cara Hotel
Located in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, The Cara Hotel designed by Wowspace Studio is a refined retreat that bridges contemporary design with intimate luxury. Guided by the philosophy of restraint as luxury and rooted refinement, the hotel avoids fleeting trends in favour of emotional warmth and genuine rest. Rather than literal motifs, Sabah’s mountains, rainforests, and coastlines are abstracted into organic textures and softened forms. Thoughtfully paced spaces and nature-inspired guest rooms create a calm, unhurried atmosphere — an intimate sanctuary where guests can slow down and feel quietly embraced by the spirit of Sabah.
Hikmah Exchange
Designed by PU Architects, the Hikmah Exchange in old Kuching City preserves the Malay community’s heritage while shaping a new commercial gateway for Satok. The development introduces contemporary office towers, commercial areas, and open public spaces, fostering economic growth and supporting a sustainable, future-ready transformation at the heart of the city.
Showroom at Rock Road
PAM Awards 2011 | Gold in Showroom
Designed by Design Network Architect. Located along Kuching’s historic Rock Road, this project replaces the typical lightweight showroom with a more solid, site-responsive structure. Designed for visibility and shaped by local setback rules, it uses local materials and craftsmanship to achieve sustainability and cost-efficiency.
UNIFOR Complex
PAM Awards 2025 | Silver for Commercial (High Rise) Category | Shortlisted for Green Building Category
The award-winning UNIFOR Complex by David Ong Architect is a sustainable landmark near Kuching, combining passive design, cultural symbolism, and community spaces to promote interfaith unity and environmental responsibility.
Satok Furniture Showroom
IDC Architects renovated a three-storey shophouse into Satok Furniture’s showroom, using practical industrial finishes and adding perforated sliding screens to reinforce brand identity along Jalan Wan Alwi.
T1 Bundusan
PAM Awards 2018 | Commendation for Commercial Low Rise Category
PAM Sabah Awards 2022 | Gold for Commercial Low Rise Category
T1 Bundusan, designed by Mak Arkitek Konsult, is a striking landmark in Kota Kinabalu, seamlessly blending retail, office, and hotel spaces with a bold 6.6 m cantilevered F&B area, revitalizing the city as a vibrant commercial and social hub.
Billy Goat Coffee
Billy Goat Coffee, designed by Design Network Architects, transforms a flood-prone storage space into a cosy coffee bar with minimal modifications, blending adaptability and comfort for coffee lovers.
Emporium and DeLOFTS Residences
The Emporium and DeLOFTS Residences, designed by Aki Media, is a mixed development in Kuching, offering affordable retail spaces alongside residential units. Located near key transport routes, it aims to support small and medium-sized businesses while addressing the city's growing demand for commercial and housing solutions.
One Stop Collection Centre (OSCC)
Transforming the Kota Samarahan Industrial Zone with a vibrant One-Stop Collection Centre, the OSCC building, designed by RKD Architects features a retail gallery, packaging area, and flexible spaces to support local start-ups, especially women entrepreneurs, with training and networking opportunities.
Hann’s Residence
SHEDA Excellence Awards 2022 | Merit Award for Commercial Development (Mixed Development)
CC.NG Architect designed this mixed development with the aim of creating a conducive living environment with leisure and recreational facilities. It features high-quality F&B outlets, semi-outdoor dining areas, a waterfront garden, and is strategically located near Sibu Town Centre, enhancing Sibu's image.
Joinland Corporate Office
A run-down waterfront shop-lot on the embankment of the Miri River was given a new lease of life as corporate offices by James Sie & Associates.
GoldenBay Hotel
SHEDA Excellence Awards 2016 | Merit Award in the Commercial Category (Hotel)
GoldenBay Hotel, designed by Arkitek LH Wong, features a facade with a lively rhythm that offsets the rigidity of the hotel room elevation, with the 'dancing cubes' creating an interesting play of shadows and light.