The Troika by Foster + Partners & GDP Architects

Background 

Troika is a Russian word for a chariot drawn by three horses abreast. It is a strong name that not only alludes to the three striking towers, but which also commemorates the location’s equine tradition as the former Kuala Lumpur Turf Club. The project is developed by Bandar Raya Developments Berhad (BRDB) and is designed by Foster & Partners in conjunction with Malaysian architects GDP Architects. 

Suria Jelutong Serviced Suites by GDP Architects

Suria Jelutong is a visionary mixed commercial development that features two blocks of high security serviced suites and an upmarket retail centre in Bukit Jelutong,  Standing tall on an area of 4.5 acres, Suria Jelutong incorporates contemporary designs and modern concepts that cater to the upscale society, promising better quality of living.

The built-ups of these exclusive suites range from 450 sq ft to 1,657 sq ft. Planned facilities include function halls, BBQ pit, indoor gymnasium, business centre, games and TV rooms, sauna, kindergarten and surau. The development is sited with easy access to the NKVE, Elite Highway, Shah Alam Expressway and Federal Highway. Conceptualised by Malaysia’s premier architects-GDP Architects, Suria Jelutong entails an infinity pool that enhances the overall attractiveness of the waterfront plus a scenic rooftop sky park that provides breath-taking views from above.

University of Technology Petronas by Foster + Partners & GDP Architects

Malaysia's sustained growth in recent decades in large part to the development of a strong education sector, one that aims especially to contribute to advances in the fields of science and technology.  In support of this ambition, the government invited the petroleum company Petronas to set up a private university that would nurture technically qualified, well-rounded graduates who could direct the development of key industries in Malaysia.  Blending academic training with hands-on experience, the University of Technology Petronas is conceived as an environment that will encourage creativity and innovation, 'a place to learn and not a place to be thought.'