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The document provides information about Arkitek GT & Associates Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian architecture firm. It includes the company's background, vision, mission, research focus on sustainability, organizational chart, directors, associates, and notable projects. The company was founded in 2004 and is led by Dato' Gan Chin Bong and Teo Kean Hui. It has over 40 professionals with expertise in sustainable and environmentally friendly design through simulations and research.

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Akitek GT & Associates Sdn Bhd Company registration no. 74746-W A-3-2, Block Anson Plaza Arkadia, No.3 Jalan Intisari Perdana, Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia. Tel: +603-6747 0888 akitekgta@gtasb.com.my
Company background 3 Vision & Mission 4 Provocation 5 Research 6 Sustainability 7 Company organizational chart 8 Directors 9 Associates 11 Projects 13 Awards 17 Publications 18 Contents 2
Company was established in year 2004, founded on the believe of design has to power to transform live and enhance communi- ties. Dato’ Gan and Kean Hui brings together the experience and talents of over 40 professionals of diverse backgrounds and abilities in a practice that is recognized worldwide. Our projects include the programming, planning and design of new structures as well as the conservation, renovation and transformation of existing building with special expertise in de- signing environmental friendly architecture alongside with pro- gram simulations. Common to all our work is that each project begins with a ques- tion and continues its development within a culture of continu- ous asking, ensuring that design results from deep investiga- tion. Arkitek GT are committed not only to delivering the highest quality serves to put clients, but also pursuing ideas that push the practice of architecture forward. Company background “The alchemy of art, science, and analysis with regard to the built environment is our core mission.” 3
Vision Our approach at Arkitek GT is to create architecture specific to embraces transformation and progress. Our team is committed to utilise our expertise to create solutions parallel to the nature of our clients and projects. Guided by professionalism and a de- sign excellence approach, we have accrued an exceptional track record and the firm’s impressive reputation has been af- firmed by numerous excellence awards in Malaysia and interna- tionally. Mission To become the world leading architecture firm in innovating and develop new techniques in architecture world through simula- tions, research and analysis to achieve sustainability. 4
We provoke change within the practice of architecture by push- ing the boundaries of current norms for design and construction, pursuing broad questions like, How do we reconcile the contra- dictory demands for low energy consumption and abundant nat- ural light? How do we recover the embodied energy in a build- ing? and How do we achieve greater quality and environmental responsibility in less time? We rely on collective intelligence and non-hierarchical production structures for gains in economy, ef- ficiency, and quality. Some of the provocations we have pur- sued include re-envisioning the traditional building envelope, developing new techniques in off-site fabricated architecture, and building new tools for sustainable design. We work toward the evolution of the field, toward an architecture that embraces transformation and progress. Provocation 5
We seek ways to improve the art, quality, and craft of architec- ture through research into new materials, processes, assem- blies, and products. Our commitment to research has provided a way for deep investigation to be conducted during design— and for the results to stimulate and augment the processes of designing and building at Arkitek GT. Exploratory, empirical, and applied research brings added value to our commissioned architectural projects and allows us to develop new custom products and tools for the architecture industry. Research 6
Arkitek GT takes a holistic view to designing for sustainability. It is our belief that current standards can result in a checklist ap- proach to environmental design. We advocate designing for the integrity of the structure as a whole rather than a sum of individ- ual parts, and we utilize integrated systems that work together for greater gains. Whenever possible, features serve multiple purposes: A pond on site may serve as a leisure amenity, a stormwater management strategy, and a source for landscape irrigation. Our research focus allows us to pursue the latest de- velopments in environmental technology and materials and to develop our own sustainable building methodologies. We un- derstand the need to balance the ideals of resource conserva- tion, energy efficiency, and environmental stewardship with the realities of performance criteria, constructability, and budget. Environmental sustainable 7
Akitek GT & Associates Sdn Bhd Company Organizational Chart 8
DIRECTOR Dato’ Gan Chin Bong LAM registration no.: A/G 42 APAM, LAM, RIBA, ARB, CAA Bachelor of Architecture @ University of Melbourne, Australia Dato’ Gan, an architect by professional has spent the past 25 years in building simulations through programs and innovating new method of designing along with environmental sustainabil- ity within the context of Malaysia and UK. Trained at the Univer- sity of Melbourne and he runs the architectural practice of GCB Architect (UK) and Arkitek GT & Assosiates Sdn Bhd, also serv- ing as a director of Green Building Index Sdn Bhd. 9
DIRECTOR Teo Kean Hui LAM registration no.: A/T 74 APAM, LAM, RIBA, AA (ASEAN Architects) Bachelor of Architecture @ Deakin University Master of Architecture @ University of Melbourne, Australia A professional architect of 14 years, Kean Hui was trained at Deakin University for bachelors and worked for several years before entering master program in University of Melbourne. His area of interest lies in sustainable architecture and he has been involved in the field of green designs and environmental con- cerns on an international basis. 10
ASSOCIATES Loo Giap Sheng Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture @ Taylor’s University, Malaysia Master of Architecture @ Deakin University He joined Arkitek GT in 2009 bringing experience gained from both Australia as well as Singapore. Sean’s involvement in pro- jects spanning a small community centre to super high-rise con- dominiums permits him to recognise the importance of every client and to service that client to the best of his capabilities. Dexter Ng You Sheng Bachelor of Architecture @ University Putra Malaysia Master of Architecture @ University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Dexter joined the Arkitek GT team in 2013 bringing with him both the vision as well as the experience of cross disciplinary and cross cultural approaches to urban design and planning. He has since been involved in a wide range of work including mixed developments, contemporary design, architectural com- petitions, publications and sustainable related projects. 11
CORE DESIGN TEAM Ho Le Ah (Design Department) • Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture @ Taylor’s University, Malaysia Tengku Abdullah bin Tengku Salleh (Project Department) • Bachelor of Architecture @ University of Bath, UK • Master of Arts (Architecture) @ Dessau International Architecture (DIA) Daniu Yap Choon Kiat (Technical Department) • Bachelor degree in Architecture Engineering @ Janice Yap Joseph Kong Chee Seng Mohd Mior bin Luffis Yaasir bin Budi Kathryn Bond Adi Puteri binti Jaafar Fiddah binti Bakar Heatler Kaithlin Nurul Asnida binti Sabtu Hannah Farrah binti Razak Kek Kok Wai Ee Ming Chyi Gery Yeow Kian Boon Faizal bin Khamis Selamat bin Ussop Namis binti Robin Ryan Bong Jia Kai Wong Kwok Kenn Jocelyn Tan Lim Wei Kiat Chong Kah Seng Loh Zohan Belinda Wong Bruce Albert Eleanor Foong Sebastian Kwan Arif Shafii Liam Chong Cynthia Lee Fazlin Ridh Ahmad Faiz Hamzah Syukri Fazli Naida Izzati Sabrina Yusof STAFF 12
13 Oasis Hill Resort, Malaysia Type: Resort Originating from the hope of creating a resort that resembles life within a tropical forest, the pro- ject is built with low density, only 12,4%, while over 70% of the entire development is covered in greeneries. With the advantage of a hilltop location and untouched trees, this hotel offers the purest oasis for residents. Buildings are connected into a lush Babylon garden, curving along the stunning beach of Port Dickson.
MSC Institute of Art, Malaysia Type: Institution Sitting on a 4.8-acre stunning lakeside, it also has the first living-grass roof which shades the naturally ventilated spaces below, reduces thermal transmittance and acts as an observation deck, accessible by glass lift. Environmentally friendly, passive design features include the cam- pus’ lighting which is “powered” by the maximum use of natural daylight, a rainwater harvesting system, and optimised air-conditioning and thermal control systems. Completed in year 2016. 14
Forest City, Thailand Type: Master planning A pollution-fighting green city unlike any before is springing to life in Thailand. The futuristic city will use renewable energy for self sufficiency and be blanketed in almost 1 million plants and 40,000 trees—a sea of greenery capable of absorbing nearly 10,000 tons of carbon dioxide and 57 tons of pollutants annually. Estimated to complete in year 2026.15
Projects Green City Tower Location: Putrajaya, Malay- sia Type: Office Est. Completion: 2020 Marine 3 Tower Location: KL, Malaysia Type: Residential Est. Completion: 2022 The Twist Tower Location: Taipei, Taiwan Type: Office Est. Completion: 2021 16
2018 • Building & Construction Information Asia (BCIA) – Top Ten Architects in Malaysia 2018 • Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) 2018 – Gold Win- ner Award for High rise commercial category • GBI Platinum Award - University College of Technology Sarawak 2017 • Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) 2018 – Building of the year 2017 • GBI Platinum Award – S D Sepia Berhad HQ • Building & Construction Information Asia (BCIA) – Top Ten Architects in Malaysia 2017 2016 • Building & Construction Information Asia (BCIA) – Top Ten Architects in Malaysia 2016 • GBI Platinum Award – Bangunan Suruhanjaya Tenaga • GBI Gold Award – Sarawak Energy Berhad Awards 17
GT Research Journal Vol. 04.74 Parametric Control of BIM Elements for Sustainable Design in REVIT Using analytic data as a driver to control the geometry of BIM elements is currently a promising method for parametric creation of design elements such as sun shades, which respond to environmental constraints such as incident solar radiation or solar angles. GT Research Journal Vol. 03.16 Energy Modelling Guidance Designing energy efficient buildings requires an understanding of the energy impact of design features and how they interact with each other during the design process. This article outlines how and when an energy analysis can be conducted including guidelines for what to expect in an energy modelling analysis and how to interpret and understand the results. GT Research Journal Vol. 03.38 Exploration of Complex Curtain Wall Solutions This article explores the various green curtain wall façade system solutions as devel- oped for the iconic Twist skyscraper. The high-rise tower comprises a curvilinear nautical shape, nicknamed "The Twist" and is the main iconic identity of the large- scale mixed-use project. Research publications 18
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  • 2. Akitek GT & Associates Sdn Bhd Company registration no. 74746-W A-3-2, Block Anson Plaza Arkadia, No.3 Jalan Intisari Perdana, Desa Parkcity, 52200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia. Tel: +603-6747 0888 akitekgta@gtasb.com.my
  • 3. Company background 3 Vision & Mission 4 Provocation 5 Research 6 Sustainability 7 Company organizational chart 8 Directors 9 Associates 11 Projects 13 Awards 17 Publications 18 Contents 2
  • 4. Company was established in year 2004, founded on the believe of design has to power to transform live and enhance communi- ties. Dato’ Gan and Kean Hui brings together the experience and talents of over 40 professionals of diverse backgrounds and abilities in a practice that is recognized worldwide. Our projects include the programming, planning and design of new structures as well as the conservation, renovation and transformation of existing building with special expertise in de- signing environmental friendly architecture alongside with pro- gram simulations. Common to all our work is that each project begins with a ques- tion and continues its development within a culture of continu- ous asking, ensuring that design results from deep investiga- tion. Arkitek GT are committed not only to delivering the highest quality serves to put clients, but also pursuing ideas that push the practice of architecture forward. Company background “The alchemy of art, science, and analysis with regard to the built environment is our core mission.” 3
  • 5. Vision Our approach at Arkitek GT is to create architecture specific to embraces transformation and progress. Our team is committed to utilise our expertise to create solutions parallel to the nature of our clients and projects. Guided by professionalism and a de- sign excellence approach, we have accrued an exceptional track record and the firm’s impressive reputation has been af- firmed by numerous excellence awards in Malaysia and interna- tionally. Mission To become the world leading architecture firm in innovating and develop new techniques in architecture world through simula- tions, research and analysis to achieve sustainability. 4
  • 6. We provoke change within the practice of architecture by push- ing the boundaries of current norms for design and construction, pursuing broad questions like, How do we reconcile the contra- dictory demands for low energy consumption and abundant nat- ural light? How do we recover the embodied energy in a build- ing? and How do we achieve greater quality and environmental responsibility in less time? We rely on collective intelligence and non-hierarchical production structures for gains in economy, ef- ficiency, and quality. Some of the provocations we have pur- sued include re-envisioning the traditional building envelope, developing new techniques in off-site fabricated architecture, and building new tools for sustainable design. We work toward the evolution of the field, toward an architecture that embraces transformation and progress. Provocation 5
  • 7. We seek ways to improve the art, quality, and craft of architec- ture through research into new materials, processes, assem- blies, and products. Our commitment to research has provided a way for deep investigation to be conducted during design— and for the results to stimulate and augment the processes of designing and building at Arkitek GT. Exploratory, empirical, and applied research brings added value to our commissioned architectural projects and allows us to develop new custom products and tools for the architecture industry. Research 6
  • 8. Arkitek GT takes a holistic view to designing for sustainability. It is our belief that current standards can result in a checklist ap- proach to environmental design. We advocate designing for the integrity of the structure as a whole rather than a sum of individ- ual parts, and we utilize integrated systems that work together for greater gains. Whenever possible, features serve multiple purposes: A pond on site may serve as a leisure amenity, a stormwater management strategy, and a source for landscape irrigation. Our research focus allows us to pursue the latest de- velopments in environmental technology and materials and to develop our own sustainable building methodologies. We un- derstand the need to balance the ideals of resource conserva- tion, energy efficiency, and environmental stewardship with the realities of performance criteria, constructability, and budget. Environmental sustainable 7
  • 9. Akitek GT & Associates Sdn Bhd Company Organizational Chart 8
  • 10. DIRECTOR Dato’ Gan Chin Bong LAM registration no.: A/G 42 APAM, LAM, RIBA, ARB, CAA Bachelor of Architecture @ University of Melbourne, Australia Dato’ Gan, an architect by professional has spent the past 25 years in building simulations through programs and innovating new method of designing along with environmental sustainabil- ity within the context of Malaysia and UK. Trained at the Univer- sity of Melbourne and he runs the architectural practice of GCB Architect (UK) and Arkitek GT & Assosiates Sdn Bhd, also serv- ing as a director of Green Building Index Sdn Bhd. 9
  • 11. DIRECTOR Teo Kean Hui LAM registration no.: A/T 74 APAM, LAM, RIBA, AA (ASEAN Architects) Bachelor of Architecture @ Deakin University Master of Architecture @ University of Melbourne, Australia A professional architect of 14 years, Kean Hui was trained at Deakin University for bachelors and worked for several years before entering master program in University of Melbourne. His area of interest lies in sustainable architecture and he has been involved in the field of green designs and environmental con- cerns on an international basis. 10
  • 12. ASSOCIATES Loo Giap Sheng Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture @ Taylor’s University, Malaysia Master of Architecture @ Deakin University He joined Arkitek GT in 2009 bringing experience gained from both Australia as well as Singapore. Sean’s involvement in pro- jects spanning a small community centre to super high-rise con- dominiums permits him to recognise the importance of every client and to service that client to the best of his capabilities. Dexter Ng You Sheng Bachelor of Architecture @ University Putra Malaysia Master of Architecture @ University of Strathclyde, Glasgow Dexter joined the Arkitek GT team in 2013 bringing with him both the vision as well as the experience of cross disciplinary and cross cultural approaches to urban design and planning. He has since been involved in a wide range of work including mixed developments, contemporary design, architectural com- petitions, publications and sustainable related projects. 11
  • 13. CORE DESIGN TEAM Ho Le Ah (Design Department) • Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture @ Taylor’s University, Malaysia Tengku Abdullah bin Tengku Salleh (Project Department) • Bachelor of Architecture @ University of Bath, UK • Master of Arts (Architecture) @ Dessau International Architecture (DIA) Daniu Yap Choon Kiat (Technical Department) • Bachelor degree in Architecture Engineering @ Janice Yap Joseph Kong Chee Seng Mohd Mior bin Luffis Yaasir bin Budi Kathryn Bond Adi Puteri binti Jaafar Fiddah binti Bakar Heatler Kaithlin Nurul Asnida binti Sabtu Hannah Farrah binti Razak Kek Kok Wai Ee Ming Chyi Gery Yeow Kian Boon Faizal bin Khamis Selamat bin Ussop Namis binti Robin Ryan Bong Jia Kai Wong Kwok Kenn Jocelyn Tan Lim Wei Kiat Chong Kah Seng Loh Zohan Belinda Wong Bruce Albert Eleanor Foong Sebastian Kwan Arif Shafii Liam Chong Cynthia Lee Fazlin Ridh Ahmad Faiz Hamzah Syukri Fazli Naida Izzati Sabrina Yusof STAFF 12
  • 14. 13 Oasis Hill Resort, Malaysia Type: Resort Originating from the hope of creating a resort that resembles life within a tropical forest, the pro- ject is built with low density, only 12,4%, while over 70% of the entire development is covered in greeneries. With the advantage of a hilltop location and untouched trees, this hotel offers the purest oasis for residents. Buildings are connected into a lush Babylon garden, curving along the stunning beach of Port Dickson.
  • 15. MSC Institute of Art, Malaysia Type: Institution Sitting on a 4.8-acre stunning lakeside, it also has the first living-grass roof which shades the naturally ventilated spaces below, reduces thermal transmittance and acts as an observation deck, accessible by glass lift. Environmentally friendly, passive design features include the cam- pus’ lighting which is “powered” by the maximum use of natural daylight, a rainwater harvesting system, and optimised air-conditioning and thermal control systems. Completed in year 2016. 14
  • 16. Forest City, Thailand Type: Master planning A pollution-fighting green city unlike any before is springing to life in Thailand. The futuristic city will use renewable energy for self sufficiency and be blanketed in almost 1 million plants and 40,000 trees—a sea of greenery capable of absorbing nearly 10,000 tons of carbon dioxide and 57 tons of pollutants annually. Estimated to complete in year 2026.15
  • 17. Projects Green City Tower Location: Putrajaya, Malay- sia Type: Office Est. Completion: 2020 Marine 3 Tower Location: KL, Malaysia Type: Residential Est. Completion: 2022 The Twist Tower Location: Taipei, Taiwan Type: Office Est. Completion: 2021 16
  • 18. 2018 • Building & Construction Information Asia (BCIA) – Top Ten Architects in Malaysia 2018 • Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) 2018 – Gold Win- ner Award for High rise commercial category • GBI Platinum Award - University College of Technology Sarawak 2017 • Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM) 2018 – Building of the year 2017 • GBI Platinum Award – S D Sepia Berhad HQ • Building & Construction Information Asia (BCIA) – Top Ten Architects in Malaysia 2017 2016 • Building & Construction Information Asia (BCIA) – Top Ten Architects in Malaysia 2016 • GBI Platinum Award – Bangunan Suruhanjaya Tenaga • GBI Gold Award – Sarawak Energy Berhad Awards 17
  • 19. GT Research Journal Vol. 04.74 Parametric Control of BIM Elements for Sustainable Design in REVIT Using analytic data as a driver to control the geometry of BIM elements is currently a promising method for parametric creation of design elements such as sun shades, which respond to environmental constraints such as incident solar radiation or solar angles. GT Research Journal Vol. 03.16 Energy Modelling Guidance Designing energy efficient buildings requires an understanding of the energy impact of design features and how they interact with each other during the design process. This article outlines how and when an energy analysis can be conducted including guidelines for what to expect in an energy modelling analysis and how to interpret and understand the results. GT Research Journal Vol. 03.38 Exploration of Complex Curtain Wall Solutions This article explores the various green curtain wall façade system solutions as devel- oped for the iconic Twist skyscraper. The high-rise tower comprises a curvilinear nautical shape, nicknamed "The Twist" and is the main iconic identity of the large- scale mixed-use project. Research publications 18