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PROJECTS - 1

We see landscape architecture as a long-term responsibility.

What we design today must still perform many years later

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This page features selected projects only.
For more, refer to the downloadable CV on the homepage

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TOWNSHIP

ELMINA EAST

Elmina East, a 1,000-acre development within the 5,000-acre City of Elmina, is designed to enhance quality of life through 300 acres of parks, gardens, and wellness-focused spaces guided by eight key elements of wellbeing.

Led from site analysis to implementation, the landscape masterplan integrates environmental sensitivity, functionality, and long-term community vision, and has earned three design excellence awards while still ongoing.

PARK

ORCHID GARDEN 
BOTANICAL PARK KUALA LUMPUR

This project involved the revitalization of an existing garden through a comprehensive redesign and rebranding initiative, with MDLA leading the landscape design. A key feature of the proposal is the integration of a rainwater harvesting system to support sustainable irrigation across the park.

​The project has received two awards in recognition of its design and sustainability.

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PARK

ELMINA WILDLIFE PARK

Elmina Wildlife Park is a multi-functional landscape that harmonises ecology, recreation, and community use. Water systems and layered planting establish diverse habitats and a resilient ecological framework.

Guided by inclusive and sustainable design principles, the park delivers an engaging public realm—winning a design award.

PLACEMAKING

DATARAN WARISAN

The Dataran Warisan project transforms a previously underutilised site into a meaningful civic space for Kuala Kubu. Inspired by Colonial English architecture, the pavilion stage reinforces the town’s historical identity.

Through a placemaking approach, MDLA created an active public realm with a stage, kiosks, and public amenities, unified by the use of exposed red brick for a timeless, context-driven design.

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PLACEMAKING

LAMAN MBPJ

Laman MBPJ is envisioned as a flexible community hub accommodating iftar gatherings, Sukan Rakyat, and live football screenings.
Through a placemaking strategy, the design transforms a passive site into a vibrant, multi-functional urban space—winning a design award

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