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  #1 Old 30-11-2004 Default architecture you love and hate in malaysia

here's a space for you to share on architecture in malaysia - buildings, bus stops, lorongs, mamaks, squatters, skyscrapers, houses, temporary pavillions etc.

anything that you think is intriguing, ugly, beautiful, historical, overrated, underrated, whatever.

feel free to post pics you've found or taken.
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  #2 Old 30-11-2004 Default

one of my favorites. =)

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  #3 Old 30-11-2004 Default

care to share what it is and where, and perhaps some context?
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  #4 Old 30-11-2004 Default

it's the malay college in kuala kangsar.

I've always like colonial architecture. It has a historical feeling in it and I've always love history.
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  #5 Old 30-11-2004 Default

i like: tengkera mosque, melaka



dislike: putrajaya mosque

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way underrated:
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underrated:
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  #8 Old 30-11-2004 Default

http://www.molon.de/galleries/Malays.../img.php?pic=1

the "floating mosque" in putrajaya- drop dead gorgeous. been there once and it was very,very beautiful.
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  #9 Old 30-11-2004 Default

here's an article on ken yeang, probably the most famous malaysian in the international architectural scene.

http://thestar.com.my/lifestyle/stor...atures/7062400



the guthrie pavillion in selangor.
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  #10 Old 30-11-2004 Default

don't forget this one.



This is probably Kuala Lumpur's main icon for the best of its years before KLCC. And I think that Bumiputra HQ building should be torn down. heaven forbid. Its ugliness is well beyond the 70s!

The Bumiputra HQ of course can be seen in the picture. It's that building with a huge black box on it.

And come to think of it, I think the worst architectural designs come from the 70s and the 80s!
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