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Have you ever looked at a building and wondered about its design or the secrets it held within its walls?
SinggahKL 2024 offers a rare opportunity to cross the threshold of Kuala Lumpur’s famous buildings, some of which are not open to the public.
The tour invites visitors to immerse themselves in the essence of these architectural landmarks, not only observing but also interacting with the building owners.
This rare initiative is organized by the Institute of Architects Malaysia (PAM) to celebrate the ingenuity of Malaysian architects.
The two-day guided tour SinggahKL 2024 is scheduled to take place on March 2 and 3, attracting the curious and design enthusiasts to book your seats at singgahkl.com
PAM Chairman Abu Zarim Abu Bakar said the initiative, which was launched in 2019, has been warmly welcomed.
It has since become an annual program, he said.
“By introducing these buildings, Malaysian architects will become a source of inspiration to the public, especially the next generation, who will become leaders in the fields of architecture and art and drive the progress of our country,” he said.
“It’s exciting that the public will have the opportunity to interact directly with the owners during their tours.”
The mission of SinggahKL 2024 is to bring the public closer to Kuala Lumpur’s architectural feats.
The program aims to develop appreciation through practical experiences and narratives shared by the creators themselves.
Featured locations include Kuala Lumpur City Museum (Ur Mu), Mitsui Shopping Park LaLaport, Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers (AICB) Building, Menara Hap Seng 3, W Hotel, Else Hotel, TNB Platinum, International Trade and Exhibition Center (Mitec), Arata Bukit Tunku, International School Kuala Lumpur (ISKL), Ceylonz Suites, Parkroyal Collection Kuala Lumpur, Kapas Heights Condominium, Air Angin Metamorphosis in Architecture, Panggung Experiment Universiti Malaysia, The Five Damansara and PAM Centre.
Participants can choose any of the buildings, some of which have won PAM awards, and be given a guided tour by PAM architects.
For more information, please visit singgahkl.com and www.pam.org.my or call 03-2202 2866.
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