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Every building is a snapshot of a particular time and place--the raw materials that were on hand, how far the builders' technology had progressed, and the aspirations of its creators. But architecture also makes a powerful statement about the unique culture it reflects, whether the elegant simplicity of a grass bungalow, or the dramatic complexity of a chrome skyscraper. One whispers, the other shouts, but both are enduring reminders of cultural identity. -- Todd Gipstein
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Was the architecture of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building influenced by Muir College Building?
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The former General Post Office of Malaysia - An Indo-Saracenic building without domes
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FMS Railway Service Central Office - the current National Textiles Museum
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The former Municipal Office & Town Hall - a two-in-one public building
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Featured in the New Straits Times dated 6 February 2017
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The Odeon Cinema - a link between the innovations of cinematography and Art Deco
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The former Overseas Chinese Bank Building of Kuala Lumpur - The modern edifice for its time
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Central Market - The Art Deco Structure Saved From Bulldozer
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