A building that reflects a progressive image through its design


The main canopy of Kompleks Islam Putrajaya with its decorative semi-vaulting steel structure making reference to the muqarnas. Photos: RSP Architects

As one drives towards Kompleks Islam Putrajaya, two things stand out: the intricate, lace-like facade screens, and curved arches forming a woven-like roof.

Housing the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim, Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia) offices, the project complements the Government’s vision of making Putrajaya the nation’s administration centre, bringing together all the religious agencies under the Prime Minister’s Office in one central location.

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