The Sanctuary, by Joanne Ho from UNIMAS, is a luxury high-rise in Kuching that integrates urban living with nature. Inspired by Borneo’s diverse ecosystems, its garden terraces evoke the essence of rivers, rainforests, and highlands. The design pays tribute to Sarawak’s indigenous wisdom through biophilic and sustainable architecture.

'Beacon of Life' by Kelvin Lee, a student from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, explores disaster risk management centre to address urbanisation challenges and provide disaster relief. Kelvin is also one of the winners of the PAMSC Design Festival 2024's 'University Best Project Competition'.

'From Bars to Boroughs' by Kelvin Lee, a student from Taylor's University, explores architecture as an assemblage, emphasising fluidity and socio-spatial interactions. Kelvin is also one of the winners of the PAMSC Design Festival 2024’s 'University Best Project Competition'.

The Sarawak Broadcasting Academy is envisioned as a state-of-the-art institution for future broadcasting professionals. Designed by Zainul Abidin bin Malek from Universiti Sains Malaysia as his final year thesis, it serves as a center for academic excellence and local culture preservation. This sustainable campus embodies Sarawak's cultural essence while allowing for future expansion.

The Petrajaya International Cycling Arena (P.I.C.A) is a final year thesis project by Mohamad Fairus bin Mohamed Rafi from Universiti Sains Malaysia. Using the 'infinite loop' concept, P.I.C.A includes a Cycling Academy, Cycling Village, retail spaces, and a boutique hotel, emphasizing sustainability and innovation in a community-focused design.