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.

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.

ArchDaily Building of the Year 2025 | Finalist for Houses Category
Brickwood Villa, designed by Futurground, is a thoughtful retrofit of a 1980s suburban home. It features passive design, courtyards, high ceilings, and natural materials to create a breathable, climate-responsive space that embraces ageing, imperfection, and spatial clarity.

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.

Creative Colour Awards 2025 | Best in Residential Exterior Category
V21 Residence at Kota Kinabalu Industrial Park, by Mak Arkitek Konsult, comprises 1,121 affordable units for its employees. Each block features an airwell core for natural light and ventilation, reducing energy use. The project prioritises quality, practicality, and accessible design.

PAM Awards 2025 | Silver for Multiple Residential (High Rise) Category
Lumos Residence, a single-tiered, low-density 9-storey serviced apartment by MNSC Architects, is designed with a focus on sustainability and privacy. Featuring smart devices, rainwater harvesting, and passive shading elements in each unit to enhance energy efficiency, the apartment won accolades for design excellence at the PAM Awards 2025.

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.

Min envisioned Open House II as a multi-generational extension that draws on the synergy between Iban longhouse traditions and Chinese shophouse typology, blending communal living with contemporary spatial flow.

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.

Conceived by AR+C Design Group, Longhouse Lodge, now Rainforest Lodge, is a guest accommodation within Mulu National Park HQ. Built on a tight budget, it uses an industrialised, modular system in harmony with existing structures and the environment.

Park 2 is a 1960s kampung-style home in Kuching, reimagined by CC Chan Architect into a modern, eco-friendly dwelling. Retaining the original footprint, it blends traditional elements with contemporary design in a sustainable, low-maintenance home.

Lateral Architects reimagines urban housing through six low-rise blocks in The Commune, located in Toul Kork district. Open pathways, shared spaces, and climate-responsive design foster community over isolation.

Designed around a landscaped courtyard, the Bagan Specialist Centre Expansion by MinWee Architect doubles capacity to 350 beds and adds a Cancer Care Centre with radiotherapy and chemotherapy. It addresses site and operational challenges, guided by the five tenets of tropical architecture — shade, permeability, thresholds, sufficiency, and community.

Designed by Arkitek Nurina Matnor, Masjid Darul Furqan is a newly redeveloped mosque built to accommodate growing community needs. In response to site limitations and environmental conditions, the mosque adopts a vertical design, integrating functions across two levels and expressed through architectural solutions suited to its context.

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.

Designed by Mak Arkitek Konsult, KKIP RBF4 is a 13-acre modular development near Kota Kinabalu’s dockyard. Inspired by shipping containers, it uses steel and metal cladding to balance aesthetics, efficiency, and spatial comfort.

PAM Awards 2018 | Nominated for Single Residential Category
Located in Hui Sing Garden, Kuching, Nestled Nest is a quiet home designed by MNSC Architects. Its simple, linear layout fits the site well, with open living areas and a double-height ceiling that create a sense of space and visual link between floors.

St. Peter’s Church, designed by Architect DesignPractice, is a new Gothic-inspired landmark in Kuching. It features Italian stained glass and local woodwork, blending historic and modern elements, and serves over 1,000 parishioners.