IDC Architects has transformed a vacant property in Kuching into a public space with a landscaped park, a multi-purpose function hall for 600 people, a car park, and a restaurant. The hall's steel frame, salvaged from a disused warehouse, highlights sustainable and innovative repurposing of unused structures.

Hup Kee Residences in Kuching offers 216 semi-furnished apartments, ranging from studios to 3-bedroom units. Elevated above parking, each unit features air-conditioning, kitchen fittings, and a balcony. The eco-friendly design by MNSC Architects incorporates natural ventilation, sun shading, and locally sourced materials, making it ideal for Malaysia’s tropical climate.

Design Network Architects transformed the trapezoid-shaped site into an opportunity by offsetting the building line on both sides of the boundary, creating two distinct projections. By softening the sharp edges with a full-height curving glazing, it becomes the focal point of the house, designed to accommodate a feature tree.