CHT INTERNATIONAL

Consulting Engineers
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Corporate Profile
M&E Engineering Consultancy
CHT International QA System

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CHT INTERNATIONAL SDN BHD (540900-D)

Consulting Engineers

Head Office
Unit 803, Block B, Phileo Damansara 1,
No. 9, Jalan 16/11, 46350 Petaling Jaya
Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia
Tel : +603-79548871 Fax : +603-79548872
Email : cht@chtint.com

Our Project Locations

Malaysia
Abu Dhabi
Cambodia
China
Laos
Thailand
Vietnam
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 Our Quality Policy
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CHT Intenational’s Quality Management System is

designed and developed

“ to deliver excellent solutions through a

clear understanding of our clients’
business and community expectations ”
We are committed to:
 Provide professional services to our clients
which consistently meet and exceed their needs
and expectations
 Ensuring client satisfaction at all times
 Be responsive to internal and external issues,
needs and expectations of interested parties
which have influence on our organizational
performance
 Ensuring compliance to all applicable statutory
requirements and
 Ensuring effective operation and continual
improvement of our Quality Management
System through Plan-Do-Check-Act and
periodic reviews.
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 Contents
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Introduction 5
Company Profile 6
The Company 6
THE APPROACH: Quality And Ability 8

Design Philosophy 9
Involvement of Principals 10
Cost Control 10
Computerisation 11

Engineering Innovation 12
Special Lighting 12
Power Quality Assurance 13
Energy Optimisation 13
Building Information Modelling (BIM) for MEP Engineering 14
ACMV Design Analysis 14
Circuiting and Lighting Simulation 15
Piping Design Automation 15
Integrated Environment Solutions for MEP Engineering 16
Heat Load Analysis & ACMB Systems Design 16
Building Energy Simulation 16
Solar Exposure Analysis 17
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) 17
Fire and Life Safety 18
Lift Design 18

Management Team 19
Company’s Organization Chart 20
Technical Resources 21
Electrical Division 21
Mechanical Division 24
BIM Division 26

Project References 27
M&E Consulting Engineering Projects 27
Specialist Lighting Projects 42
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 Introduction
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A reputable standing in the building industry as a professional

Engineering Consultancy can only be earned through
consistent performance, reliable technical advice, creative
talent and an understanding of the most recent technological
engineering advancements.
CHT International is a professional Engineering Consultant
with a reputable performance record throughout the Asia
Pacific region, in a diverse range of engineering disciplines,
sound management, quality of work, integrity and good client
relationships.
We would appreciate the opportunity to present the merits of
CHT International and answer any queries that may arise.

I-City Development, Shah Alam, Selangor

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 The Company
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CHT International Sdn Bhd’s operations dates back to 1987

when Norman Disney & Young, Malaysia was established.
This follows the successful completion of major projects in
multi- disciplinary consultancy by Norman Disney & Young
Australia which started operation in Malaysia in 1981 as a
joint venture.
NDY (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd was established in 2001 and
operated on a license arrangement with Norman Disney &
Young Australia.
A recent re-branding of the Company to reflect the position,
ability and desire to expand its operations globally led to the
change of name to CHT International Sdn Bhd.
CHT International now operates on a project to project
collaboration basis with Norman Disney & Young Australia.
CHT International has developed a reputation for providing
Consulting Engineering services with innovation, ability and
effectiveness. The Company has provided consulting
services for many leading architects, designers, government
departments, institutions, and industrial organisations
throughout the Asia Pacific region.
CHT International offers a range of professional services
related to the M&E services in buildings and infrastructure
Engineering Services including:

▪ Mechanical Ventilation and Air Conditioning

▪ Cooling & Heating Energy Generation, Distribution &
Piped Services
▪ Plumbing & Sanitary Water Services
▪ Electrical Light and Power Supply, Generation,
Distribution, Lightning Protection
▪ Communications & Electronics:
 telephone
 access control
 intercom
 building automation
 security
 microwave & radio systems & networking
 structured cabling system
▪ Fire Protection:
 sprinklers fire suppression
 detection
 gas flooding
 smoke control
▪ Electrical and Telephone Infrastructure
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▪ Vertical Transportation
 lifts & escalators
 moving walkways
 product/document handling
 building maintenance unit
▪ Hi-Tech Services
 Data Centre Design
 Mission Critical plant & Facilities Design

With over 30 years’ experience as Consulting Engineers in

these building services disciplines, CHT International has
grown its reputation for professional excellence, innovation
and co-operation. CHT International’s commitment to the
success of each of its projects results in providing solutions
that are competitive in terms of capital cost, economical and
manageable, conscious of environmental needs, energy
efficient and flexible to adapt to changing requirements
throughout the life of the installation.
With the involvement of Company Directors and senior
management in all aspects of project development, their
established skills and experience ensures that engineering
quality is maintained, time programs are met, budgets
achieved and the project successfully completed.

The commitment to high standards is reflected in the

Company’s fundamental approach to all project
implementations. Detailed documentation, comprehensive
Quality Assurance programs based on international
accreditation, and experience, qualified staff all contribute to
the success of CHT International as a Company, and each
project CHT International undertakes to complete.
Recognised as the industry leader in the provision of
Consulting Engineering, CHT International’s key elements of
technical and administrative service delivery include:

▪ thoroughly researched and tested design solutions

▪ experienced staff with proven ability and skill
▪ established quality assurance procedures for design
engineering, documentation, quality control, contract
administration and commissioning
▪ commitment to determining and fulfilling the needs of
the client
▪ a structure of specialised areas to provide the most
efficient and skilled service delivery, and
▪ technical committees for all disciplines to review
designs, research new technologies, and create a
corporate knowledge base for future reference.
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The Approach: Quality and Ability
CHT International has a uniform approach to the successful
delivery of projects that incorporates; high standards of
operation, innovation through research and development,
specific development of computer software, and access by
all staff to the knowledge and field experiences of the
Company as a whole.
CHT International is committed to quality assurance and has
obtained the ISO 9001 : 2015 Certification. It has in place a
comprehensive analysis and Quality Assurance system
based on the requirements of the IS0 9001: 2015
Certification.
Consequently, strict procedures apply to all projects, and
these procedures have been developed to comply with ISO
9001:2015. Further, quality systems have been employed to
control the process of design and documentation, production,
installations and servicing, and continue throughout the life of
the project.
This methodology adopted by CHT International ensures the
fulfilment of the requirements of the project, and that the
delivered services are to the total satisfaction of the client.

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 Design Philosophy
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CHT International’s design philosophy embodies a

commitment to systems that are economical in first cost,
have optimum energy consumption commensurate with the
application and are easy and economical to maintain the key
component of this philosophy is simplicity of design.
The firm spends considerable effort evaluating system types,
methods of conserving energy, materials and equipment to
establish the economic areas for use of different systems and
the degree of quality required in individual components for
reliable low-maintenance operation.
The capital, operating and maintenance cost of systems
produced on this basis has been consistently less than the
cost of other comparable systems.
We seek to keep the client fully informed at all stages and to
actively involved the client in decisions on available options
to ensure that he is able to make an informed decision on
items such as the degree of flexibility provided and
incorporation of features that provide operating economy.
In all disciplines provided by CHT International, key
personnel have had extensive contracting experience which
has created an acute awareness of the necessity for design
to be practical and easily installed.
The concepts developed by the firm and applied successfully
on major projects have been recognised in numerous
engineering design, energy and building industry awards.
Emphasis is placed on detailed coordination during the
design phase between the services and coordination of these
services with structural and architectural features.
CHT International has a reputation for producing high quality
building services systems and integrated engineering
solutions at competitive prices. This has been achieved by
adopting a considered design approach which matches
system capacity to identified load requirements. Excess
capacity is never provided “just in case”, rather flexibility is
incorporated by ensuring that services systems are really
extended or supplemented as operational requirements
change throughout the life of the facility.
CHT International does not require the tendering contractors
to accept responsibility for the design and thus the need for
contractors to do a detailed design check or make
allowances for “unknowns” is eliminated.
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Involvement of Principals
Within CHT International each major division is managed by
a senior engineer with established experience and expertise.
The managers are assisted by project engineers and
draftspersons who are selected to perform particular tasks
relevant to their skills.
Managers and the appointed Director in charge will be
actively involved in this project for its whole duration to
ensure that engineering quality is maintained, time
programmes are met and budgets achieved.

Cost Control
The ability to design engineering systems within established
budgets is a key feature of CHT International’s approach to
engineering design.
In the initial phases of the works, cost estimates are prepared
on a global or area basis to align with the sketch design.
These costs are subdivided into various areas to be used as
a basis for future cost comparisons.
As the design development proceeds, the engineering
elements are costed and compared with initial area
allowances and, if appropriate, agreed adjustments are made
or alternative design solutions are prepared.
During the detailed design phase the engineering
components are costed by elemental take-off and again
compared with previous cost allocations.
Finally, a pre-tender estimate is prepared on a similar basis
to a contractor’s take-off to establish that agreed budgets are
achievable.
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Computerisation
All drawings will be prepared on the CHT International’s
Computerised Drafting System.
CHT International has available:

▪ 60 nos. of AutoCAD workstations

▪ 10 nos. of AutoCAD Revit MEP Suite;
▪ Plotting devices including colour plotter.

CHT International has also adopted the Building Information

Modelling (BIM) Methodology with a dedicated BIM team with
workstations running on the Autodesk Revit MEP software.
All workstations are connected to the office’s Windows
network and are able to transfer files electronically via the
internet.
CHT International has also developed in-house computer
programmes for Heat Load, Duct and Piping Design, Lighting
Design, Fault Level Calculations etc.
Proprietary programs such as Cala, Carrier E20, ESP2, Ice
Storage Evaluation, Power Pac and PDNP are also used.
Application software including Elevate Elevator Traffic
Analysis and Simulation Software and Dialux Lighting Design
Software are also available.
One of the most interesting emerging technologies is CAD-
based Facilities Management systems. These systems
replace the conventional paper-based “as-installed”
documentation by storing all data on a CAD system, with an
associated database of relevant information. We have
recognised the future importance such systems will have with
the ongoing management and maintenance of a service-
intensive project and have recently invested substantial time
in researching these systems.
CHT International is also connected to the world of internet
via high speed Dedicated Digital Internet Access (DDA). Our
international offices are able to communicate and exchange
electronic documents via email and our dedicated Files
Transfer Protocol (FTP) site.
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 Engineering Innovation
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Special Lighting
Creative lighting design is an art that seeks to provide
solutions which integrate aesthetics with function. A
successful lighting design will enhance the finishes selected
by the Interior Designer/Architect

CHT International brings together an extensive range of

practical skills and experience that encompass interior design,
theatre, heritage and luminaire design for application to
interior and exterior lighting solutions. These skills are
combined with the Lightscape Visualisation System to offer a
complete design and visualisation service.
Lightscape represents a new generation of computer
graphics technology combining proprietary radiosity
algorithms with a physically based lighting interface. The
programs unique lighting interface allows us to import
photometric data available from lighting manufacturers and
render the lighting effects within the space. The flexibility and
performance of the program allows us to rapidly test various
lighting and material combinations to obtain the desired
visual effects.
Daylight analysis can also be done to determine the levels of
natural light that would be available within a space at various
times of the day and throughout the year.
CHT International has a proven track record in applying the
technology available to produce solutions that have been
pleasing to our clients and acknowledged by our peers.
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Power Quality Assurance
CHT International has within it a specialist group solving
power quality issues which threaten life safety, the
performance of building systems and the reliable operation of
electronic equipment.
CHT International
provides expert assistance
in all areas of power
systems, from earthing to
transient suppression,
power regulation to
harmonics. The latest
generation of PQ test
apparatus and analysis
techniques are utilised by
CHT International’s
specialists to detect,
characterise and recommend corrective action plans for any
size of installation.
The professional services of CHT International ranges from
trouble shooting, site audits and protection analysis, to the
preparation of comprehensive reports incorporating
engineered recommendations. Extensive professional
support is also provided with the implementation of corrective
strategies.

Energy Optimisation
CHT International has recently invested in some of the latest
software packages specifically designed to optimise energy
usage and to achieve lower operating costs for mechanical
and air conditioning systems.
The Carrier E20-II is a computer software designed for HVAC
system design and analysis. It performs functions such as:
cooling and heating load estimation, duct system design,
piping design, building energy use analysis, lifecycle
economic analysis and others. The primary function of the
software is to provide a fast and accurate way of calculating
the cooling capacities of the building.
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Building Information Modelling (BIM)
for MEP Engineering
Building Information Modelling (BIM) is a building design
and documentation methodology based on coordinated,
reliable, high quality information. It enables design and
construction teams to create and manage information about
a building project consistently and reliably across the scope
of the project.
The development of the BIM methodology enables design
professionals to capture information about a building and
present that information in 2D and 3D, schedules, or in other
relevant formats.
By adopting BIM,
architects, engineers,
contractors and owners
can easily create
coordinated designs and
documentation; use that
information to accurately
predict performance,
appearance and cost; and
with reduced coordination
errors.
The Autodesk Building Design Suite software acquired by
CHT International is purpose-built for BIM. We have
developed an in-house team to harness the full potential of
BIM for the construction industry in several areas.

ACMV Design Analysis

Adopting BIM for ACMV designs has helped us to automate
several processes with more accurate results. Duct sizing is
automated using software which is calibrated to CHT
International’s design standards.
The built-in information
in our 3D models also
enables us to check our
designs more
thoroughly. Example,
color legends are used
effectively to study
relevant information
such as velocity and
friction. Total duct area
required for construction can also be extracted instantly
from our models.
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Circuiting and Lighting Simulation
Using BIM technology,
CHT International has
managed to improve the
process of circuiting
design. Lighting and
electrical fixture models
are developed in CHT
International to
automatically calculate
electrical loads from the
3D design model directly.
This saves us time in doing
tedious calculation work and also prevents human error
when done manually. Electrical schedules are then
generated to aid in producing electrical single line diagrams.
Going a step further, our
lighting designs can
then be used for a
comprehensive lighting
simulation study. CHT
International utilizes
the latest technology in
the market to conduct
these analysis using our
3D models. Clients can
then be presented with our design intentions clearly before
it is even built.

Piping Design Automation

CHT International uses
BIM to automate piping
design as well. Pipe works
modelled to industry
standards are developed
in-house to ensure that
coordination is done
accurately during our
design process. Time
demanding works such as
flow calculations and pipe
sizing are also automated
to ensure we deliver our work fast and to the highest quality.
For example, sprinkler layouts can be auto-generated with
our BIM plugin software. Similarly as duct design, built-in
information in our piping system can also be used for quick
analysis and quantity take off.
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Integrated Environmental Solution (IES)
for MEP Engineering
Integrated Environmental Solution (IES) is a software packed
with a plethora of computing modules that are commonly
used in building analysis. These range from energy
consumption analysis, heat load analysis, artificial and
natural lighting simulations as well as elementary
computational fluid dynamics (CFD) capabilities.
CHT International has invested in IES to enhance the speed
at which preliminary / detailed air conditioning system
design are carried out and to provide a more presentable
depiction of results as opposed to the usage of conventional
reports.

Heat Load Analysis & ACMV System Design

Time intensive heat load calculations can be easily
generated using a combination of modules on the IES
software. This reduction in time helps improve capability of
the company in churning out option studies effortlessly as
opposed to regular heat load calculation methods.
Cooling load requirements for different spaces are
presented in an organised and easily comprehensible
fashion via the heat load report generated from the software.

Sizing of air conditioning units can be done at a faster rate

with the IES software. Air conditioning systems can be
designed for typical spaces easily without the need to
individually size systems for different spaces. This
significantly improves the productivity of the overall design
work process.

Building Energy Simulation

Tariff and building energy analysis on the building can be
done with ease using IES. Reports can be generated to
indicate the energy consumed by major equipment in the
building as well as the utility rates required to run these
equipment. CHT International intends to use this as a value
engineering tool to evaluate different design options. This
feature can also be used to carry out energy audits of existing
buildings.
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Solar Exposure Analysis
The ability to carry out solar energy analysis on the building
allows CHT International to provide the client with preliminary
feedback on the best orientation of the building to reduce
solar load on the larger surfaces of the building which
indirectly translates to a more efficient building.
The results from the
solar energy
analysis are
incorporated to the
heat load simulation
to provide a more
accurate
representation of the
results obtained as
both building
orientation and
weather data are
factored in.

Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

With the CFD module in IES, CHT International is able to
provide clients with air flow as well as temperature
stratification analysis in a particular space. This can be
beneficial in evaluating the temperature profile at different
locations and heights of a space under investigation.
Visualisation of air flow movement in the space can be
beneficial in assessing the percentage of people dissatisfied
in a space translating to better

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Fire and Life Safety
The Uniform Building
By-Law of Malaysia
(UBBL) has onerous
conditions in terms of
Fire and Life safety
aspects associated with
Building complexes.
CHT International has
developed a good
understanding of the UBBL from a Fire and Life Safety view
point and has provided well researched engineered
solutions utilising the latest software that have not only met
the basic UBBL requirements but have resulted in significant
capital cost savings for Clients.

Lift Design
CHT International's Vertical Transportation Software is
vendor independent and allows lift requirements to be
established without reference or commitment to a particular
lift company.
A range of lift solutions,
including comprehensive
cost benefit analyses, can
be quickly produced for a
particular concept. The
software enables CHT
International to interact
with the Architect through
the concept design phase
to optimise the
architectural/vertical
transportation equation Calculation output includes:

▪ Lift performance characteristics;

▪ Lift motor room dimensions; and
▪ Lift core dimensions and layout.

The software not only facilitates the design selection, but by

allowing numerous performance criteria to be evaluated
allows the designers to select the optimum number of lifts
required to achieve the desired level of passenger service.
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 Management Team
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This office is structured with the following personnel in principal
positions:

Ir Tey Chai Heng

Managing Director
B.E. Electrical Engineering
University Malaya
Professional Engineer (PE)
Board of Engineers, Malaysia
Accredited Tier Specialist 1978, Uptime Institute
Facilitator for GBI, Malaysia

Ir Lee Kong Fan

Director
B.Sc (Hons) in Mechanical Engineering,
Brighton Polytechnic, U.K.
Professional Engineer (PE)
Board of Engineers, Malaysia
Facilitator for GBI, Malaysia

Wong Kok Kong

Director - Finance
FCMA
Chartered Institute of Management Accounts, UK
Chartered Accountant
Malaysia Institute of Accountants

Ir Keng Tee Keong

Director - Electrical
B.E. Electrical Engineering
University Malaya
Professional Engineer (PE)
Board of Engineers, Malaysia
Facilitator for GBI, Malaysia
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 Technical Resources
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With 83 staff, CHT International is able to draw upon the skills,
experience and ability of professional consulting engineers to
provide an effective project team for any project.

Electrical Section
Associate Directors

Ir Lee Ching Hin Wong Chee Sang

Associates

Rueban Mohan Ir Tan Kok Heng Ir Tang Ju Yew Ir Jerry WL Tan

Ir Brian WS Cheng
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Electrical Section
Principal Engineers

Sam CY Ng Hong Cheong Heng Carmen KM Tung Yong Jenn Uei

Senior Engineers
Senior Engineers

M. Syafiq Solihin Siau Jin Huei Tha Khing Shum M. Harith Hasbullah

Mai Yoong kang Ir Khairil Hadi Romli Choy Jin Shen

Project Engineers

Ahmad Rushdi Raheed Daniel Haqeem Azren Wan Ahmad Aiman Fitri Nadia Syafrudin
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Specialist Lighting Division

Yap Sook Yee

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Mechanical Section
Associates

Ir Chan Lok Yong Lai Wei Kin Ir Clifford YG Tan

Principal Engineers

Kamal Shakris Ir Goh Des Soh Ir Prashanth

Kamalanathan
Senior Engineers

Ir Lee Jia Yi Hafizi Azmi Eugene KJ Chan Jason JX Koh

Brandon KJ Hon Ngiam Kah Meng Mark ST Tan Ir Nur Sallam Bahari
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Mechanical Section
Senior Engineers

Yap Sun fu Muhammad Hisyam Daniel Khoo Zhi Wei

Rai

Project Engineers

Justin FR Foo Haidar Ibtisam Goh Zong Wei

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) Section
BIM Managers

Muhammad Syukri Faizzuddin Ngah

Senior BIM Engineer

Nur Syarina Md Som

BIM Engineers

Ahmad Hazrin Yaakop Ahmad Zeffrul Iqram Fikri Hayadi Sukri Muhammad Ashiq
Marecan

Amir Farid Shahrin Muhammad Fareez Muhammad Nurhasiqal

Aziding Jamali Jamin
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 Project References
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M&E Consulting Engineering Projects

Office
▪ HSBC Catalyst Building at Tun Razak
Exchange for HSBC Bank Malaysia Berhad
Engineering (Peer Review Services)
▪ I-City Headquarters, Shah Alam, Selangor
(26 Storey Office)
▪ Equatorial Mixed Development (Hotel and
Office), Kuala Lumpur (52 Storey)
(Best Project Award (Building Project – Major
Category – Malaysian Construction Industry
Excellence Awards 2019)

▪ Mercu MK Damansara Perdana, Selangor (2

Office Blocks)
▪ Office Development at Lingkaran Cyber
Point Timur, Cyber 12, Cyberjaya for Joyful
Star Sdn Bhd (13 Blocks 8 Storey Office)
▪ Office Tower at Changchun China for IJM
▪ Bangunan Lestari Kumpulan Emkay (Shell
Business Service Centre), Cyberjaya,
Selangor
(FutureArc Green Leadership Award 2011)
▪ Perbadanan Putrajaya Corporate HQ, Equatorial Plaza Kuala Lumpur
Putrajaya
▪ Icon Office Development, Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Dijaya Office Development, Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Wisma Genting, Kuala Lumpur

Bangunan Lestari Kumpulan Emkay (Shell Business Service Centre, Cyberjaya

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 Putrajaya Holdings Headquarters Complex, Putrajaya, Malaysia

▪ Pacfic Bank HQ, Kuala Lumpur

▪ Precinct “A’ KL Sentral, Kuala Lumpur ( SSM & Felcra)
▪ Setia Walk mixed Development at Kinrara, Selangor
▪ Intan Square Twin Tower, Klang
▪ Mesiniaga Headquarters, Subang Jaya
▪ Wisma Hong Leong, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Wisma Consplant, Subang Jaya
▪ Bangunan Gan Teck Kar, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Menara Jati, Johor Bahru
▪ Menara SEA Insurance, Kuala L umpur
▪ BASF Headquarters, Shah Alam
▪ ICI Paints Corporate HQ, Nilai, Negeri Sembilan
▪ Parcel E, Putrajaya
▪ EON Distribution Office, Shah Alam
▪ EPF Tower, Pulau Pinang
▪ Tech-Linx Technology Centre, Cyberjaya
▪ Century Square (Phase II a), Cyberjaya
▪ Enterprise Building 2, Cyberjaya
▪ Pearl Bay Mixed Development, Al-Reem Island, Abu
Dhabi, UAE
Putra World Trade Centre,
Kuala Lumpur
▪ Dijaya Corporate HQ, Tropicana, Petaling Jaya
▪ Plaza VADS, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
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 Hotels / Resorts
▪ Courtyard by Marriot, Shah Alam, Selangor
▪ W-Hotel, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Equatorial Hotel & Office Kuala Lumpur (Equatorial Plaza)
▪ Hilton Double Tree Hotel @ I-City, Shah Alam, Selangor
▪ Best Western Hotel @ I-City,Shah Alam, Selangor
▪ Imperial Lexis Hotel, Jalan Kia Peng, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Shangri-La Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Hotel & Retail, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Traders Hotel, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Traders Hotel, Puteri Harbour, Johor
▪ Resort Hotel, Genting Highland
▪ Genting Hotel, Genting Highland
▪ Theme Park, Genting Highland
▪ First World Hotel, Genting Highland
▪ Shangri-La Hotel, Putrajaya
▪ Impiana Hotel, Putrajaya
▪ Impiana Phuket Cabana Hotel, Phuket, Thailand
▪ Guoman Hotel, Port Dickson
Fairmont Hotel, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur

▪ Celadon Hotel, Hue,

▪ Andaman Hotel, Langkawi
▪ Best Western Hotel, Hue, Vietnam
▪ AK Hilton Mina Al Arab Resort, Ras Al
Khaimah

Best Western Hotel, Hue, Vietnam

Traders Hotel, Iskandar Johor Bahru, Johor

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 Apartment / Residential
▪ Sunway Serene at Kelana Jaya, Selangor
 2 Blocks 46 Storey Condominium

▪ Medang Serai, Bukit Bandaraya, Kuala

Lumpur
 2 Blocks 21 Storey Condominium with 5 Storey
Podium Carpark & 2 Storey Facilities

▪ Sunrise MK22 Mixed Development, Mont

Kiara, Kuala Lumpur
 4 Blocks, 33 Storey, 500 Units Condominium
▪ I-Soho Development at I-City Shah Alam,
Selangor
 Phase 1 – 2 Blocks, 34 Storey, 569 & 387 Units Soho
 Phase 3 – 2 Blocks, 34 Storey, 498 & 328 Units Soho
 Phase 4 - 2 Blocks 32 Storey, 351 Units each and 1
Block 34 Story, 324 Units Soho

▪ I-Residence @ I-City
 32 Storey, 300 Units Condominium and Villa
▪ Sunrise MK10 Condominium, Mont’ Kiara, Medang Serai, Bukit Bandaraya
Kuala Lumpur
 2 Blocks, 42 Storey, 332 Units Condominium
▪ Saujana Regency Condominium, Subang Jaya
 2 Blocks, 19 Storey, 360 Units Condominium
▪ Tropicana Aman Residential Development, Kuala Langat, Selangor
 Major Infrastructure Works
 Phase 1 – 432 Units Terrace Houses
 RSKU – 2 Blocks, 17-19 Storey, 878 Units Apartments
▪ DNP Property Condominium, Bukit Ceylon, Kuala
Lumpur
 3 Blocks, 43 Storey, 420 Units Condominium
▪ Superlink Terrace House (100 Units) at Desa Park Kuala Lumpur

▪ Sunrise Banyan Condominium, Mont’

Kiara, Kuala Lumpur
 174 Unit 33 Storey, 1 Block
▪ Kiara Terraces Development, Sri
Hartamas
 Parcel K7 -4 Blocks 796 Unit High Cost
Condominium
 Parcel K9 -38 Units Semi-D & 4 Unit
Bungalows
 Parcel K10 -20 Units Semi-D & 4 Unit
Bungalows
 Parcel K11 -26 Units Semi-D & 3 Units
Bungalows

MK 22 Residensi
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 ▪ Setapak Ria Apartment, Kuala Lumpur
 Block A90 Unit 19 Storey Apartment
 Block B80 Unit 20 Storey Apartment
 Block C196 Unit 24 Storey Apartment
 Block C288 Unit 22 Storey Apartment
 Block D160 Unit 20 Storey Apartment
 Block D236 Unit 18 Storey Apartment

Saujana Regency Subang Jaya

I-Soho at I-City, Shah Alam

▪ Condominium and Townhouse at Bukit Jelutong,

Selangor – Sime Darby
▪ Residential Development at Jalan Usahawan 6,
Setapak, KL
 2 blocks, 42 storey, 960 units condominium

▪ SOHO at I-City, Shah Alam, Selangor

 5 Blocks 34 Storeys and 2 Blocks 32 Storeys
SOHO Office)

Healthcare
▪ Perak Community Specialist Hospital, Ipoh, Perak
▪ Gleneagles Hospital (280 beds), Kuala Lumpur
▪ Sunway Hospital Redevelopment (180 beds), Bandar Sunway,
Selangor
▪ City International Hospital, Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam
▪ Assunta Hospital Redevelopment (300 beds), Petaling Jaya
▪ Spastic Children Centre, Petaling Jaya
▪ Medical Complex, International Medical University, Kuala Lumpur
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 ▪ Tun Tan Cheng Lock
College of Nursing,
Petaling Jaya
▪ Upgrading works for
Prince Court Medical
Centre Kuala Lumpur
▪ Penang Adventist Hospital
Redevelopment (250
beds), Penang
▪ Johor Specialist Hospital
(203 beds) - Review &
report on existing services
City International Hospital, Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam

Retail
▪ KLCC Lot 185, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Development of AEON
Shopping Centre at Taiping,
Perak
▪ SStwo Mall, Petaling Jaya,
Selangor
▪ The Mines Shopping Fair,
Selangor
▪ Parkson Plaza, Qingdao, China
▪ Mydin Shopping Complex and SStwo Mall, Petaling Jaya
Hypermarkets in Malaysia
including
 Meru Ipoh, Perak
 Gong Badak, Tererengganu
 Mutiara Rini, Johor
 Jasin, Melaka
 Vista Tunku, Kuching
 Taman Rinting, Johor
 Seremban 2, Negeri Sembilan
 Bukit Mertajam, Penang
 Semenyih, Selangor
 Taman Pelangi Indah, Johor
 Tunjong, Kelantan
 Agromall, RTC Gopeng Perak
 Jengka, Pahang
 Pulau Sebang, Melaka
 USJ, Selangor
 Bertam, Pahang
Mydin Wholesale Hypermarket, Gopeng, Perak  Senawang, Negeri Sembilan
 Cyberjaya
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▪ Mydin Sam’s Groceria
 Penang Gurney Paragon
 NU Sentral
 Straights Quay
 Sunway Carnival Mall
 Aman Central, Alor Setar
 Utropolis, Shah Alam
 Evolve Mall Ara Damansara
 Encorp Strand Mall Kota D’sara

▪ Giant Supermarket at Mydin Sam’s Groceria Penang Gurney Paragon

 Ulu Kelang
 Johor Bahru
 Shah Alam
 Subang Jaya (Upgrading)
 Seremban
 Shah Alam
 Kuantan
 Sungai Petani
 Segamat
 Prai

▪ Tesco Hypermarket, Batu Pahat

▪ Tesco Hypermarket, Seri Alam
▪ Refurbishment of Starhill Shopping Centre, Kuala
Lumpur
▪ Refurbishment of Subang Parade, Subang Parade
▪ Refurbishment of Mahkota Parade, Melaka

Education
▪ Lycée Francais De Kuala Lumpur Campus in Segambut Kuala
Lumpur
▪ Garden International School Development Project
(Auditorium/Theatre, Swimming Pool, Performing Arts Centre,
Indoor Spots Facilities, Offices)
▪ Inti Subang South Campus Redevelopment, Subang
Jaya, Selangor
▪ Tun Tan Cheng Lock College of Nursing, Petaling Jaya
▪ International Islamic School, International Islamic University
▪ Alice Smith Primary School Extension, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Alice Smith Secondary School, Equine Park
▪ Academy of Medicine of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Berjaya University College of Hospitality, Kuala Lumpur
▪
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 ▪ Lim Kok Wing University College of Creative Technology, Cyberjaya
(Part of Malaysian Design Technology Centre)

Mission Critical and Data Centre Projects

▪ IBM Thailand Data Centre Upgrading 4A, SP Building, Bangkok,

▪
▪
▪
▪ Lim Kok Wing University College, Cyberjaya Selangor

Mission Critical and Data Centre Projects

▪ Bridge Data Centre at Kulai, Johor
▪ United Overseas Bank Data Centre at
Menara UOB2, Kuala Lumpur
▪ EPG Hong Kong Data Centre at
Nusajaya Tech Park, Johor
▪ IBM Thailand Data Centre Upgrading
4A, SP Building, Bangkok, Thailand
▪ Advance Micro Devices (AMD) Data AMD Data Centre Expansion
Centre Expansion in Cyberjaya
▪ Astro Broadcast station (MCBC) Data Centre, Cyberjaya
▪ Menara Aims KL Data Centre Upgrade
▪ New Technical Operations Centre for Digi Telecommunications, Shah
Alam, Selangor
▪ DiGi Telecommunications Corporate
Office Data &Call Centre, Subang Hi-
Tech Industrial Park, Shah Alam Data
Centre Upgrade and Migration for Astro
at Bukit Jalil, Selangor
▪ Pusat ICT for Bank Negara Malaysia,
Cyberjaya (National Bank Data Centre)
▪ Bank Negara Computer Disaster Recovery
Centre, Shah Alam
▪ ICT Data Centre for JPJ, Cyberjaya,
Selangor
▪ Malayan Banking Integrated Call Centre,
Bukit Jelutong, Shah Alam, Selangor
Digi Telecommunications
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 ▪ Reuters Data Centre, DCC2, KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
▪ HSBC Global Service Centre, Cyberjaya
▪ Touch and Go Data Centre at Bangsar South

JPJ Data Centre

Mixed Development
▪ Ativo Annexe at D’sara Avenue, Bandar Sri Damansara,
Petaling Jaya Selangor
 (2 Blocks Office Tower (31 & 21 Floors), 3 Blocks 49 floors
(539, 507 and 507 units) units Service Apartment and 5
floors Retail Units)
▪ I-City Commercial Development at Persiaran
Multimedia, Shah Alam Selangor
▪ (1 Block 35 Storey Condominium, 1 Block 40 Storey
Service Apartment, 4 Storey Retail Shops, 1 Block 26
Storey Office and 16 Storey Hotel)
▪ Emerald 9 Mixed Development at Cheras, Selangor
▪ (Service Apartments, Hotel, Affordable Housing, Shop
Offices)
▪ Lot 166(Lot L), Lot 165 (Lot L1), Lot 164 (Lot M) & Lot
163 (Lot N), Kuala Lumpur
▪ Southkey Mosaic Mixed Development at Plentong, Johor
Bahru, Johor
 Service Apartments, SOHO, Signature Office, Showrooms,
Retail and Shop Office
▪ 3 Blocks Serviced Apartments, Retail and Shop office at
Mukim Dua Belas, Kuala Langat Selangor
▪ Office and retail Development at Persiaran Subang
Permai, USJ 1, Subang Jaya, Selangor
 8 Blocks Office (16 – 35 storeys) and retail podium
▪ Lot 185, Lot 167 (Lot K) and Lot 176 at Kuala Lumpur
City Centre, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Kompleks Dayabumi (Phase 3) on Lot 38, 39, 45 and 51,
Seksyen 70 at Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Kuala
Lumpur
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Special Projects
▪ Pinewood Iskandar Media Studios, Johor
▪ Water Theme Park at I-City, Shah Alam, Selangor
▪ Pedestrian Covered Walkway (Masjid Negara Pedestrian
Link Tunnel to Kompleks Dayabumi), Kuala Lumpur
▪ KLIA Track Transit System,
Sepang

Pinewood Iskandar Studios Malaysia

▪ Star Cruise Terminal, Port Klang

▪ KL Sentral Railway Station, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Legoland, Iskandar Johor
▪ Brunei Embassy, Beijing
▪ Renovation, Upgrading and Refurbishment of PLUS Rest Stops at
North-South Highway (Northbound and Southbound)

Brunei Embassy Beijing

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Building Audit Projects
▪ Technical Due Diligence of Oxley Tower 3 for Alliance Bank Berhad
▪ Building Technical Audit of Suria KLCC Shopping Centre, Kuala
Lumpur
▪ Technical Due Diligence of The Federal, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala
Lumpur
▪ Technical Due Diligence of Tower B, KLCC Oxley Towers (Jumeriah
Living Residences), Kuala Lumpur
▪ BHP Existing Office at Menara Southpoint, Mid-Valley, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Feasibility Study for Cummins Sales & Service Office and Warehouse
at Puchong, Selangor
▪ Maxis Technical Operation Centre at Sg Besi, Kepong and Rawang
▪ Prince Court Medical Centre at Jalan Kia Peng, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Air-Conditioning Due D for Prince Hotel & Residences Kuala Lumpur
▪ Menara Maybank Computer Centre, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Energy Study report for Menara Mesiniaga, Subang Jaya, Selangor
▪ Redevelopment of Assunta Hospital, Petaling Jaya
▪ Wisma Masalam, Shah Alam
▪ Menara Lien Hoe, Petaling Jaya
▪ Wisma Perdana, Kuala Lumpur
▪ GE Engines Workshop,
▪ CP Tower, Petaling Jaya
▪ AIA Co. Ltd Offices
 Branch office Miri and Sandakan
 Jalan C M Yusuff, Ipoh

▪ Regent Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

▪ Wisma Denmark, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Discrimination Study and Electrical Earthing study for KLDC (CB
Global Corporate Svcs Johnson Controls), Kuala Lumpur
▪ Menara Sunway, Sunway University College, Monash University,
Sunway Carnival Mall, Sunway Pyramid 1 & 2 and Sunway Pyramid
Tower Hotel at Sunway, Selangor

Petrochemical / Industrial / Infrastructure

▪ Diapers Factory at Banting, Selangor
▪ Dazun Carton Packaging Factory, Kapar, Selangor
▪ Genting Sanyen Waste to Energy Plant, Kuala Langat
▪ Mewah Oils Plant, Pulau Indah Industrial Park u Schaefer
Systems Factory, Simpang Renggam, Johor
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▪ Negeri Sembilan Cement Plant, Kuala Pilah
▪ Don Brake Manufacturing Plant, Shah Alam
▪ KTM Maintenance Deport, Central Railway Station, KL
▪ GE Aircraft Engine Repair and Overhaul Complex, Subang
▪ Genting Sanyen Corrugated Paper Plant, Prai, Penang
▪ Master Infra structure for Tropicana Aman, Kuala Langat
▪ Master Infra structure for Tropicana Metropark, Shah Alam
▪ Master Infra structure for I City
▪ Master Infra structure for Gerbang Nusajaya Phase 1, Iskandar Johor

Tenancy Fitout / Refurbishment / Upgrades

▪ 376,000 sq ft Menara UOB2 Workplace Project, Kuala Lumpur
▪ 65,000 sq ft UOB Split Operations Back Office & Learning
Development Centre, Kuala Lumpur
▪ 4 floors 49,532 sq ft Design & Build Workplace Fit-Out works and 2
Ancillary Server Rooms with Green Building Initiatives for PWC Kuala
Lumpur Acceleration Centre
▪ 120,000 sq ft Standard Chartered Bank Corporate Office & Retail
Banking Branch Fit-Out at Equatorial Plaza, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Interior Fit-out & Renovation of UOB Bank Lebuh Bishop & Jalan
Kelawei, Penang and Sg. Petani, Kedah Branches.
▪ 76,000 sq ft Nestle Products New Office at L21 & 22, 1 Power House,
Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
▪ 470,000 sq ft CIMB Bank Consolidation Project (Menara Bumiputra
Commerce to Menara CIMB & Satellite Buildings) Fit-Out, Migration
and Reinstatement of Offices.
▪ Showroom Interior Fit-Out Works including Back-of-House and
Workshop for Cycle & Carriage Mutiara Damansara, Alor Setar, Kedah,
Ipoh, Johor Bahru
▪ 450,000 sq ft Ikano Power Centre (IPC) Shopping Centre Upgrade at
Mutiara Damansara, Kuala Lumpur
▪ 65,000 sq ft Office Expansion Interior Fit-Out Works for Google TVC
Phase 4 at Menara Shell, Kuala Lumpur (GOVO 4)
▪ 100,000 sq ft BHP Billiton Kuala Lumpur Office Relocation to
Southpoint, Midvalley City, Kuala Lumpur
▪ 10,000 sq ft CISCO Malaysia SCO Penang Office Relocation
▪ 33,000 sq ft NCR Office Fit-Out at Bangsar South, Kuala Lumpur
▪ 13,000 sq tf Siemens Operations Office Fitout in Penang
▪ 76,000 sq ft Fit-Out Works for New Office at Level 21 & 22, 1 Power
House Bandar Utama Petaling Jaya, Selangor for Nestle Products Sdn
Bhd
▪ 89,400 sq ft Wework Office Fit-Out at L17, L18, L19, L20 & L21,
Equatorial Plaza, Jalan Sultan Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
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▪ 47,000 sq ft Relocation and Consolidation of Gibraltar BSN’s HQ &
Distribution Office to Office Tower 2 (The Rock), KL Eco City, KL
▪ Additions and Renovation to BMW Service Centre (Office / Workshop/
Showroom) at Section 13, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
▪ 10,000 sq ft Hong Leong Bank, Jalan Burmah Branch Fitout in Penang
▪ Fit-Out Works for Honda Malaysia at PJS 13, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
▪ Subaru10PJ Extension to existing 3 Storey Building (Office/ Workshop
/ Showroom) at Section 51A Petaling Jaya, Selangor
▪ Renault Show Gallery Extension at Section 13, Jalan Kemajuan,
Petaling Jaya, Selangor
▪ 6,200 sq ft Interior Fit-Out at KL Eco City (KLECD) Kuala Lumpur for
Edward Lifesciences (Asia Pacific) Sdn Bhd
▪ Tenancy Fit-Out at Mytown Shopping Centre, Cheras, Kuala Lumpur
▪ 116,000 sq ft Allianz new HQ at Nu Sentral, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Relocation of Existing Branch and Set-up of New Head Office at GT
Tower and Exchange Square in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
▪ Menara Maybank Lift modernization
▪ Meeting rooms at Menara Dayabumi. Kuala Lumpur
▪ Maybank Bukit Jelutong, Selangor
▪ Alliance Bank in Kuantan, Kuala Terengganu and
Kuala Lumpur
▪ Axiata Digital Services at KL Sentral Kuala Lumpur
▪ Menara Ambank, Jalan Yap Kwan Seng, KL
▪ Turner & Townsend office at Quill 7, KL Sentral
▪ 60,000 sq ft Interior Design and Fit-out of Touch N Go new office at
Level 6 to 12, Menara Touch N Go, UOA, Bangsar South, Bangsar
KL
▪ 437,000 sq ft Menara CIMB Fit-out
and Migration Project (22 levels) at
Menara CIMB, KL Sentral, Kuala
Lumpur for CIMB Investment Bank
▪ 38,000 sq ft Interior Fitout Works for
Shell ISP, at Century Square, Cyberjaya
– 3 Floors

▪ British Telecom office at Menara

IMC, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Zalik Securities office at Wisma HLA,
Kuala Lumpur
▪ Malaysia Credit Finance HQ/Branch
office at Komplek Kewangan, Kuala
Lumpur
▪ Ambank Headquarters, Jalan Yap
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 ▪ Bank Kerjasama Rakyat Branch office at Wisma Consplant, Subang
Jaya
▪ The Pacific Bank Branch office at Gleneagles Hospital, Kuala
Lumpur
▪ HSBC Bank Building refurbishment (all level) at Kuantan
▪ HSBC Bank Headquarters refurbishment (all level) at Kuala Lumpur
▪ HSBC Bank Branch Office, Klang
▪ Citibank Branch Office at Capital Square, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Citibank Headquarters refurbishment (all level at Medan Pasar), Kuala
Lumpur
▪ Citibank Branch Office at Jalan Ampang,
Kuala Lumpur
▪ Wisma Hong Leong, Kuala Lumpur
 Chairman’s Penthouse
 Hong Leong Bank Bhd
 Hong Leong Finance Bhd
 Hong Leong Leasing Sdn Bhd
 Hong Leong Credit Bhd
 Hume Industries
 Hong Leong Nominees
 Hong Leong Industries
 Hong Leong Property Management Co Sdn Bhd

▪ Qantas Airways Office Wisma Rohas Perkasa,

Kuala Lumpur
Wisma Hong Leong, Kuala Lumpur ▪ Computer Associates Office, KLCC Tower 2, KL

▪ Siemens Showroom/Gallery, CP Tower, PJ

▪ BASF Corporate HQ, Shah Alam
▪ Schlumberger Office, Wisma Rohas Perkasa, Kuala Lumpur McKinsey Office,
KLCC Tower 2, Kuala Lumpur
▪ ABN-AMRO Bank HQ/Branch office, MNI Twins
Tower 2, KL
▪ Reuters Office, KLCC Tower 2, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Standard Chartered Bank HQ, 15th Floor
Refurbishment, KL
▪ Standard Chartered Bank, Jalan Ampang Branch
office, KL
▪ Standard Chartered Bank, Petaling Jaya Branch
office
▪ Berjaya Prudential Office, Menara Berjaya
Prudential, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Bloomberg LP Office, KLCC Tower 2, Kuala Café Marche Restaurant, KLIA,
Lumpur
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▪ Lucent Technologies Office, KLCC
▪ British American Tobacco Office, MNI
▪ Siemens Future Lab, KLCC Tower 2, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Burger and Lobster Restaurant at Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Alibaba & Nyonya Restaurant at Mid Valley City
▪ Olive Garden Restaurant at Mid Valley Megamall
▪ Secret Recipe at Sunway Pyramid Shopping Mall
▪ Tatsu Japanese Restaurant, Intercontinental Hotel
▪ Café Marche Restaurant, KLIA, Sepang
▪ Meatworks Restaurant, Solaris
▪ Meatworks Restaurant, Citta Mall
▪ Delifrance Concourse Level, Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Baker Brothers American Deli Restaurant, UOA Centre, Kuala Lumpur
▪ Mississippi Slims Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur

Baker Brothers American Deli Restaurant, UOA Centre, Kuala Lumpur

Koryo-Won Restaurant

▪ Koryo-Won Restaurant, 3rd Floor, The Gardens, Kuala Lumpur

▪ Koryo-Won Restaurant, Level 4, Suria KLCC
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Specialist Lighting Projects
▪ W-Hotel & Luxury Residential Apartments, Jalan Ampang, Kuala
Lumpur (Façade & Interior Lighting)
▪ Skyluxe on the Park Residential Towers, Bukit Jalil, Kuala
Lumpur (Façade, Landscape and Swimming Pool)

Skyluxe On The Park

▪ Sky Sierra Condominium, Setiawangsa, Kuala

Lumpur (Façade Lighting)
▪ I-City Hilton Double Tree Hotel, I-City, Shah Alam,
Selangor (Façade Lighting)
▪ KLCC Traders Hotel, Kuala Lumpur (Façade Lighting)
▪ The Mines Shopping Fair (Shopping Centre), Kuala Lumpur
▪ The Andaman Resort Hotel, Pulau Langkawi

▪ Cahaya The Sanctuary, Shah Alam

W-Hotel KL
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▪ Menara UMNO, Pulau Pinang
▪ BASF Corporate Headquarters, Shah Alam
▪ ABN-AMRO Bank Office, MNI Twins Tower 2, Kuala Lumpur
▪ ULYN Corp, Dato Francis Lee’s Bungalow, Ipoh
▪ Putrajaya Holdings Headquaters Building in Putrajaya

Putrajaya Holdings Headquarters Complex Putrajaya, Malaysia

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