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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
Kuala Lumpur Cultural Centre: Past Present Future
Kuala Lumpur city has undergone a remarkable transformation since its early day as a mining town in the mid-19th century. Today, it is the capital of Malaysia with a fast-growing population and economic development. However, the development had come at the expense of downtown KL’s historical core. People are gradually moving out from the old city centre due to the transformation of the core in administration, commercial and residential centres to other districts.
Therefore, to avoid locals losing connection and curiosity to the historical and cultural centre, my Kuala Lumpur Cultural Centre project aims to record KL’s local art & craft stories and explore the future of tradition with the current technologies to form a new soul in Downtown KL.
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Forum Area | Present
To create external connections with local creative and cultural community.
Gallery | Past
Using the deconstruction of art & craft production process into raw materials, colours, patterns etc for visitors to explore the past of the stories.
Cultural Garden | Present
A green buffer zone for visitors to rest from the informative spaces, such as gallery and digital interactive zone.
Batik Workshop
To provide the learning experience for visitors to explore the future of local Art & Craft culture (Inherit).
