Visitors at Lampu 2019 spending time at the brightly lit Malay house. — Photos: LOW BOON TAT/The Star and courtesy of PjH
VISITORS at the 7th Light and Motion Putrajaya (Lampu) 2019 were mesmerised by the details of a Malay house replica built by Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd (PjH) for the event.
PjH general manager Mhd Zaini Mohd Mukhtar said the challenge was to create a true-to-life traditional Malay house and village atmosphere within the tight modern setting of Perbadanan Putrajaya building’s courtyard.
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Visitors at Lampu 2019 spending time at the brightly lit Malay house. — Photos: LOW BOON TAT/The Star and courtesy of PjH
Visitors walking through the Malay house;
Muhammad Ammar (centre) trying his hand at stirring the contents of the ‘kawah’ outside the Malay house; Many visitors took photos at the staircase inspired by the Rumah Melaka.
Mohd Hazify says he went to great lengths to source for the materials to make the best 'rumah panggung' within the budget.
Mhd Zaini says the 'rumah panggung' gives people a chance to experience and appreciate the beauty of Malay architecture and ingenious design which suits the climate and lifestyle of the Malay community.
Mhd Zaini: ‘The ‘rumah panggung’ gives people a chance to experience and appreciate the beauty of Malay architecture and ingenious design.’
Hafiz says response to the Malay house has been very positive.
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