Search Results: Malaysia - Architecture from The Penang Bookshelf

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: Interlink Design Solutions, 2011. Paperback. Near Fine. James Yong, an award winning interior designer, outlines his designs for different houses and shops. Magnificent photos of Yong's designs and architectural plans are featured in this book. Yong also explains his styles, colour combinations and other related issues. A great 136-page book to inspire designers. Weight: 0.8kg. Post free within Malaysia

Kuala Lumpur: Jugra Publications, 2003. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/near fine. 5-6-16. The combination of the water colour artist Chin Kon Yit and architect, Chen Voon Fee are best known for their series of Sketchbooks evocatively brining much of Malaysia to life. Here, in probably a bit of vanity project on the coronation of the new Sultan of Selangor, they combine with the historian John Gullick to give the same treatment to the notable features of the state. Their subjects are mainly a wide range of public buildings used for civic, public and religious purposes from colonial times to the present day. 107 pages. For further details, please see the scanned contents page. 1.4kg Post free within Malaysia but will incur additional postage charges when posted elsewhere.

Singapore: Editions Didier Millet, 2015. First edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/near fine. A selection of 360 watercolours taken from the evocative collections previously published in the Sketchbook and Landmarks series. This is probably the best representation of the variety of Malaysia's architecture before the middle of the 20th century, although a few more modern buildings are also included. 356 pages. Please see the scan of the contents page for further details. Near Fine Hardback in a Near Fine Dust Jacket Weight: 2 kg. Post free within Malaysia, but, due to its weight, this book is likely to incur additional postal charges when posted outside Malaysia Both the dust jacket and book have minor rubbing on some edges. Otherwise the book looks new

Kuala Lumpur: University of Malaya Press, 2017. First edition. Paperback. New. There can be tendency amongst academics in Malaysia, as elsewhere, to allow the pressure to research and publish to degrade the necessity to teach and develop teaching skills. The seven case studies presented in this book demonstrate how a group of Malaysian academics, in diverse fields of academia, have not only improved their teaching methods but have also been spurred to look for further innovation. 147 pages and and index. Weight 0.5kg. Post free within Malaysia

Singapore: Periplus Editions, 2003. Paperback. Near Fine. 25-3-17. This 224 page book with over 350 colour photographs by Termansen and Molbech enables author Gillian Beal to take us through a whole range of residences, some old, some new whose interiors have been carefully designed by their owners to take full advantage of Malaysia's tropical climate, natural resources and multicultural influences. With subject matter that ranges from the stately to the homely, there is enough to inspire anyone who wants to give their own home a bit of a facelift. Weight: 1.5kg. Post free within Malaysia, but, due to its weight, this book is likely to incur additional postal charges when posted outside Malaysia