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Malaysia’s leading architectural magazine by PAM — showcasing inspiring projects, bold ideas, and voices shaping our built environment.

Submissions are reviewed by the AM Editorial Board & MAP Committee.

24/09/2026

Rising Reflections: Transforming Memorial Grounds looks at "100 Ways to Imagine the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall" — an exhibition of shortlisted and winning proposals for reimagining a monumental memorial site.

Alongside the competition entries, two invited teams — a local landscape architect and an international team — offer contrasting perspectives on what such a charged place could become.

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23/09/2026

As It Was: Reclaiming Our Stadium Merdeka is a story about restoration, memory and giving a significant existing structure a second life.

Where independence was declared in 1957, careful restoration returns one of the nation's most meaningful buildings toward its original self.

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22/09/2026

The Five @ KPD by VERITAS transforms a 1970s government office building into a new retail and public destination — while retaining the existing façade and structural character.

Rather than demolish, the project reprograms: old bones, new life, and a familiar façade carried into a very different future.

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21/09/2026

Continew Residences by Architects 61 explores the relationship between an old neighbourhood and a new development — how architecture can respond to historical context while establishing a contemporary identity.

The old and the new, side by side: a study in how fresh development can respect what came before rather than erase it.

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18/09/2026

A refurbishment project by Archicentre, Surrender Point Memorial reinterprets an existing memorial while preserving its historical significance.

On the Labuan coast, where the Japanese forces surrendered in 1945, a curved granite narrative wall guides visitors from reflection toward the open sea — restraint in place of monumentality. Commendation, PAM Awards 2026 (Special Category).

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17/09/2026

Heritage Rice Mill Relocation by CKHO Architect is a particularly interesting case where the transformation centres on relocating and reinstating historic industrial machinery — treating the existing artefacts themselves as generators of the new architecture.

Dismantled, moved and reassembled as architectural anchors, the obsolete mill machines organise the space around them — relocation itself becomes the design act. Silver, PAM Awards 2026 (Special Category).

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16/09/2026

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15/09/2026

A conservation and adaptive-reuse project by Arkitek LLA, Medan Pasar Nos 2 and 4 uses archival research, material investigation and traditional craftsmanship to bring historic shophouses back into contemporary urban life.

On Kuala Lumpur's oldest square, the restoration of two 1906 shophouses — lime, terracotta and reclaimed detail — becomes a catalyst for reviving the historic core. Commendation, PAM Awards 2026 (Adaptive Re-Use).

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14/09/2026

Designed by Kenny Chong Architect in collaboration with Arch Cubica Architects, Spynie Office is a former shipyard transformed into a contemporary workplace while retaining its industrial structure, material traces and spatial DNA.

On the Perak River in Teluk Intan, a glass pavilion slips beneath the retained industrial canopy, paired with passive cooling, landscape and flood-responsive strategies. Silver, PAM Awards 2026 (Adaptive Re-Use).

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11/09/2026

Help build Malaysia's architectural archive. Share your completed projects, heritage works, research, essays or photography through Architecture Malaysia — and help inspire the next generation of architects.

Projects become part of a broader legacy when they are documented, published and shared. Every submission enriches this collective record and broadens public appreciation of the profession.

Submitted projects undergo a vetting process; decisions to publish rest with the committee.

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