Faculty PLT

22/05/2022

Waltzing into Penang like a dream.

18/02/2022

We were inspecting our up-and-coming hotel project in Kuala Lumpur, and we're so excited that progress is satisfactory after the many challenges of the last year. Stay tuned for its opening later this year!

17/01/2022

What an amazing balancing act to maintain budget, timeline and the many crews going in and out of the site. It's coming soon, so stay tuned!

28/12/2021

There's something for the family, and everything for a home.

28/12/2021

Sweat, muscle, steel. Putting together this energy-fueled arena with our KL brethren, Moonstudio Interiors Sdn. Bhd.!

24/01/2020

Gong Xi Fatt Chai!

The mouse was a little late busying itself for the year ahead. It is now time for it to rest and celebrate its year, so in conjunction to that, we will be closed from 25 January 2020 to 2 February 2020!

We wish you all the best in the Year Of The Mouse, and may your days bring you luck, prosperity and love!

06/05/2019

A Houston-based logistics company, Crane Worldwide in Malaysia was known to have procured the service of the Antonov AN-225 Mriya (it is the world's largest airplane, btw) landing the aerial behemoth on the runway of KLIA and consequently causing a stir among local aircraft enthusiasts.

"...we'll go as far as anywhere to get the job done..."

Emulating the motivation behind the company's daring pursuit for effective implementation, we chose to pay tribute to their industrious nature with a design that is reminiscent of the efficient 'assembly line'. Raw and geometrically severe, the office was laid out like a circuit board with the sequence of functions clearly positioned. Every element employed into the spaces resonate with the intention to carry out their specific tasks, forming an ecosystem of efficiency. However, comfort was not compromised as ergonomics and lighting play integral roles to accommodate to the habitability of the environment.

The design was executed within 6 weeks of work over the infamously quiet period of Chinese New Year.

04/02/2019

18/05/2017

Good detail can be a very sexy thing.

If you were captivated by these animations of traditional Japanese woodworking joints, here's a chance to try out some intricate joinery techniques...

16/05/2017

Tropical Modernism. One cannot say that without acknowledging Mr. Geoffrey Bawa.

http://www.geoffreybawa.com/work/beginnings-tropical-modernism

Bawa’s early work included office buildings, factories and schools and was influenced by the ‘Tropical Modernism’ of Fry and Drew and ultimately by the work of le Corbusier. Typical of projects from this period are the remote Strathspey Tea Estate Bungalow at the foot of Adam’s Peak, and the classro...

15/05/2017

10.5.2017 - 13.5.2017

The practice of design is a life-long pursuit of learning and implementation. It is a process that is endearing to the designer wherever he or she may venture.

Our recent company trip had brought us to the wonderful island of Bali, Indonesia...and what an eye-opener! As is the core spirit of creating amazing built environment, it certainly is more than just a glance on the glossy pages of magazines.

20/12/2016

Yes, it is a pretty view up there.

05/12/2016

The end of the year is upon us, and it is time to clear the clutter!
So what's next for 2017?

Here's a little snippet of the trend to come, but don't let this dictate your style. We're here to define that for you!

We asked some of Australia's top interior experts to reveal their design predictions.

05/12/2016

Food for thought.

It’s a design trend that has lasted longer than many others. There are good reasons for that, although designers say some clichés should be banished.

18/04/2016

Ain't no building high enough when it comes to our dedication!

12/04/2016

I recall one of the first few questions asked in art school was "Must a door be a door?". While we can drone on about the philosophy of doors, we'll just cut to the chase and encourage homeowners to be bold.

Here's a few example!

The front door is often the focal point of a home exterior – a door is the first thing guests see when they arrive, it's the last thing they contemplate after