Process Magazine is the latest player to join the independent magazine scene here in Malaysia. Armed with a highly infectious DIY spirit and a passion for good reading materials, Process aims to carve out a space for the creative community to share their contemplative thoughts and observations of the world that we live in. Joining us to share the journey that they’ve embarked on to produce this annual magazine is its co-founder, Lew Kong Hui.

We reflect on the role parks play in balancing our lives in the city, as well as how we should play a more responsible role in maintaining and preserving our parks. Our guest, Elizabeth Cardosa also shares how she views parks and nature in her line of work as a heritage conservationist.

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What are the factors that need to be taken into consideration when it comes to designing a green building? How should one go about designing a building in a more sustainable way? This episode of I Love KL delves into the basics of green architecture and what it takes to make our space friendlier to the environment.

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We reflect on the state of heritage preservation in the city, passing the mantle to the younger generation and future challenges as we end the year on a bittersweet note, with our resident heritage conservation expert, Elizabeth Cardosa.

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Background, Frame, Platform, is a collection of essays by Nazmi Anuar from Normal Architecture that focuses on his personal observations, musings and experiences in the architecture field. We discuss some of the observations that he made in the book, including his experience researching Razak Mansion, what he thinks of the areas around Pasar Borong Selayang and the joy of learning by teaching.

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Background, Frame, Platform, is a collection of essays by Nazmi Anuar from Normal Architecture that focuses on his personal observations, musings and experiences in the architecture field. We discuss some of the observations that he made in the book, including his experience researching Razak Mansion, what he thinks of the areas around Pasar Borong Selayang and the joy of learning by teaching.

Image Source: Nazmi Anuar

Suburbia Projects is a new publisher in town that focuses specifically on architecture. They plan to make architecture less elitist and more accessible for everyone, with a focus on championing the practical and the pragmatic, and less on the aesthetics. Co-founders, Naadiya Hani and Ashran Bahari join us on the show to share their vision and hopes for the local architecture scene.

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Suburbia Projects is a new publisher in town that focuses specifically on architecture. They plan to make architecture less elitist and more accessible for everyone, with a focus on championing the practical and the pragmatic, and less on the aesthetics. Co-founders, Naadiya Hani and Ashran Bahari join us on the show to share their vision and hopes for the local architecture scene.

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In this month’s episode, Elizabeth Cardosa joins us to share the story of Ulu Pangsun Mini Hydro Station, one of the oldest power plants in Malaysia that’s no longer in commission, but was built under a very interesting circumstance, located all the way in Hulu Langat, and surrounded by lush greenery.

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In this month’s episode, Elizabeth Cardosa joins us to share the story of Ulu Pangsun Mini Hydro Station, one of the oldest power plants in Malaysia that’s no longer in commission, but was built under a very interesting circumstance, located all the way in Hulu Langat, and surrounded by lush greenery.

IMAGE SOURCE: Taufik Sallehuddin / SHUTTERSTOCK