Kuala Lumpur (KL), a capital city of Malaysia has experienced significant development that
has led to the fragmentation of urban green spaces. Even though green infrastructure (GI) …

Rivers and water are important resources for human life, the environment and national
development. In Malaysia, the importance of rivers as the focal point of cities was …

Waterfront redevelopment emerged in the 1970s. Since then, numerous waterfront areas
went through transitions from abandoned spaces to commercial, residential and recreational …

Waterfront development is already a well-established phenomenon internationally. In
Malaysia, the importance of rivers as the focal point of the city was established from early …

A waterfront development is already a well-established phenomenon internationally.
Waterfront redevelopment in Malaysia has taken place over the last twenty years. Many …

Water is one of the most important of all the natural resources necessary to ensure human
health and civilisation. Malaysia is fortunate to be able to call itself a water rich nation and …

Waterfront Development in Malaysia: Examining Laws and Regulation Page 1 Waterfront
Development in Malaysia: Examining Laws and Regulation Dr. Azlina Md. Yassin Department …

Channelization of river and landscape beautification occurred along the riverbank are parts
of the development that occurred in the urban cities around the world, including urban cities …

Regeneration of the historic urban waterfront has become a popular approach worldwide
due to the decline in the activities that once made the waterfront a prime site in the city. This …

The urban riparian in Malaysia is also known as river reserve. Section 62 of the National
Land Code 1965 has stipulated that the State Authority has the power to reserve state land …