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Recall Back Alley

"Recall Back Alley" is a comprehensive design place that combines nostalgia and modernity. It is inspired by the commercial over-development of Gui Chai Alley in Kuala Lumpur, which has caused urban amnesia. By combining design elements from the glory days of the 1960s with the concept of walking through doors, the space presents corridors interspersed at 45-degree angles, as if walking in an alley. The business model is based on soy sauce and provides glass craft experience in cooperation with the Glass Factory Museum. The space is equipped with accommodation, souvenir shops, social spaces, workshops, food courts, etc. It also launches unique souvenir glass bottles, allowing people to create and collect personal memories. The three retail stores are themed on stationery, tapes, and dried flowers, and offer stuffed devices that can be exchanged for personalized memory embellishments through points. "Recall Back Alley" is not only a design place, but also a community centre full of warm memories and creative experiences.