While the heydays are gone, there is a certain charm that remains. But I'm glad to have made contact now, even though many decades since its fall from glory.
Despite having been around since 1962, this seven-storey apartment block that was once home to KL's wealthy chinese families has somehow eluded me and my street adventures. This small serene pond with interesting circular patches of grass had us wishing we brought our picnic basket and some sandwiches.Īn urban discovery of this level of charm happens only once in a while, but that is enough to keep me going.
Lights, camera, illusion! Kwai Chai Hong’s latest art installation is a trippy, psychedelic journey of twisting colors and shifting shadows, having drawn inspiration from the materials used to make traditional wireframe lanterns and the playful way light travels through them.Ī mere 5mins’ drive away from the abandoned LRT train cars scene is a spot that couldn’t be any further apart.
KWAI CHAI HONG ART INSTALLATION OCT-DEC 2021 The city’s latest playground is here, and it’s at Book Xcess' newest store at My Town Shopping Center. Kota Bridge is the first double-decked bridge in Malaysia, and while the bustle of the city that it's in is a far cry from a few decades ago, the bridge stands sturdy and is still a good location for some street photography. Can you spot any of your favourite haunt in this set of photos? Hoping to be back during the Chinese New Year to see a sea of lanterns handing in the square.Ī recent commercial work for an upcoming upscale highrise residential development in Damansara Heights for E&O brought us on a more focused documentation of this charming neighbourhood, from its thriving cafe and bar scene at Plaza Damansara to the tree-lined roads and nearby golf courses. While you're visiting, the Tua Pek Kong temple at the same spot makes for an interesting stopover as well.Ĭompleted in 1885, this classic site on the heritage town trail of Malaysia still captivates visitors, especially when it is lit up at night. This apocalyptic scene of a vast expanse of dead mongrove trees on the beach against the setting sun was both mesmerizing and saddening. Completed in 2014, Encorp's Strand Garden office features 14 blocks of shop-offices that are connected by this hanging walkway structure that looks cool either observed from ground level or from the walkway itself. We got to know later of their original intention but the state of things from what we saw somehow gave the indication that it's being under-utilised now.īefore all the fuss with Squid Game finally fizzles away, we decided to take the series-inspired attire for a spin at this cool location. One may be forgiven for being reminded by our mum's favourite plasticwear - the colorful dish covers, but these curious-looking structures rising from an otherwise common-looking landscape do beg to be given a second look. CFF (CROPS OF THE FUTURE) RESEARCH SEMENYIH
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