Malay ornamental traditions are more generally known for their curved, expressive and
convoluted patterns, emerging from the traditions of woodcarvers and artisans in observing …

The paper reports on a basic classification based on formal and morphological similarities of
large vernacular buildings across the Malay region, based on their frontages; with the aim of …

The portico is the essence of tropical form and represents the quintessential architectural
character of the South East Asian tropics. The variations of the verandah,'anjung'and …

Stylistic architectural changes that occurred during the colonial era in South-East Asian
nations such as Malaysia and Indonesia, particularly in the 1800s, had always been …

The term “classical” in past South East Asian and Malay writings, architectural discourse,
cultural studies and urbanism has earlier related to a notion of 'purity'of form related to and …

Patterns from studies in past urban morphologies have come under scrutiny recently due to
the rise of authenticity in urban regeneration fields and the resurgences in the search for …

Patterns from studies in past urban morphologies have come under scrutiny recently due to
the rise of authenticity in urban regeneration fields and the resurgences in the search for …

The paper discusses and describes a range of templates, models and variations of
tropicalised modulation of facades and recesses from in the local vernacular which convey …

Fundamentally, the element of the Malay decorative kekisi is either as a perforation between
inside and outside or separation between two functional spaces are endemic in the …

Fundamentally, the element of the Malay decorative kekisi is either as a perforation between
inside and outside or separation between two functional spaces are endemic in the …