Project Shop PLT conceives SMK Lundu as a deliberate departure from colonial ideals of order and authority, instead offering a layered spatial experience that encourages exploration, contemplation, and the creation of memories—where form is intentionally designed, but space is meant to be lived in and felt.

Led by PDC Design Group, the St Ann Church extension in Kota Padawan is inspired by the Dayak Longhouse, featuring two L-shaped buildings framing a central courtyard. Blending cultural heritage with climate-conscious design, it supports over 2,500 congregants through collaborative, functional spaces.

Asia Pacific Property Awards 2019
Kenneth Tan Design Architect (KTDA) has created the Tree Cube, a social and educational hub located among school buildings. Comprising three distinct cubes for learning, working, and communal activities, the design emphasizes natural light, ventilation, and artistic features, enhanced by a dynamic interplay of greenery, light, and shadow.

PAM Awards 2015 | Silver for Education Category
BlueScope Steel Architectural Awards Malaysia 2024 | Silver for Lasting Beauty of COLORBOND® Steel Award
The University of Technology Sarawak will be a key education hub in Sibu, attracting over 5,000 students and staff. Located near the historical Sibu airport runway, the site’s organic layout allows Aki Media's design team to enhance sustainability and create a green-rated building.

Designed by PDC Design Group, the Learning Street encourages people to come along in a vibrant and colourful journey, to learn, and to form new relationships in Swinburne University.

Designed by Arkitek Nurina Matnor, Sekolah Kebangsaan Tudan Jaya are painted with fun bright colours to add ‘zest’ to the learning environment.

A sensory learning place by INTODESIGN Lab who are committed to designing creative environments, programmes and products that cultivate and nurture young minds.

“Our desire was to create a contemporary and conducive learning environment that has a strong relationship to the surrounding landscape; the school will be an infill to the green features.” - Chai Long Sen, Principal of Jurubina Unireka