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When I was a kid, my mom used to wash all the clothes here with her bare hands…everyday.

@joarch.tr - “Small space with broad inventiveness. We were scolded for always messing the space, and sometimes the whole living room up. But I guess that is the most precious part of a kid, always thrive to realize and make their imagination comes true, seeing potential in everything no matter the obstacles and challenges (my mom). So let’s hope we will never lose that as an adult.”

We rarely use the pedestrian bridge. We risk our lives to save that 25.33 seconds of walking. Besides, we have the ability to stop the cars on the road by putting our hands up while jaywalking.

It is a unique character that can be found here in Malaysia, at least around my housing area. It is common to see the metal grill installed because of the security issues, the clothes hanging out of the balcony because why not.

I still remember the laughters, joy and cringy children's song during the Mid Autumn Festival. Me and my siblings were playing cellophane lanterns at the front porch area. But the true joy was when we start burning the dried leaves and twigs on a metal plate with candle fire.

Family Entertainment – designed by @kamustudio.co

Split floor levels are implemented to indirectly seperate the room into two zones for their different usage. Despite the split, the entire room is seamlessly integrated with neutral flooring throughout that gives a balance to the dark themed room.

It is an alley I walk down almost everyday, located behind the Zhong Shan ( @thezhongshanbuilding ). A bunch of talented local graffiti artists have turned the walls around the building into graffiti haven. Hope to see more around the area.

"Kak, nasi lemak sotong kuah kurang skit!"…

It is a roadside breakfast stall that I used to buy my favourite nasi lemak before the class starts. I hope that I am still able to visit the stall one day after the pandemic is over.

"Boss, roti telur satu, teh tarik kurang manis."

It is common to see this kind of metal sheds, roadside food eateries in Malaysia and there is one near my working place. Because of its strategic location (hidden), sometimes, you will find patrol bikes there and you know its teatime.

My alma mater @taylorsuni lakeside campus. The lake was invaded by a ginormous yellow duck and I guess the swans have now become friends with it.

As architecture students, we used to complain the long journey that we need to take from the Block E (architecture studios) to the commercial block. Why don't just build a bridge across the lake? Jk lol.