Masjid Daing Abdul Rahman features a unique galvanised steel screen comprising randomly patterned triangular panels that reflect the traditional mashrabiya design in a contemporary way. Photos: Razin Architects
If not for the lockdown in March last year, Razin Mahmood’s architectural book would probably not see the light of day.
The award-winning founding director of Razin Architects, a practice based in Johor Baru, first started working on the coffee table book in July 2019, but admitted he didn’t have a clear direction for it.
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Masjid Daing Abdul Rahman features a unique galvanised steel screen comprising randomly patterned triangular panels that reflect the traditional mashrabiya design in a contemporary way. Photos: Razin Architects
Razin hopes more local architects and designers will publish their works so that together, they can better promote Malaysian designs.
The book "Blurring Boundaries" by Razin Architects was launched March this year.
The book "Blurring Boundaries" by Razin Architects was launched March this year.
The central courtyard of the Polo House in Iskandar Puteri, Johor Baru.
The pool and garden area of Denai House in Johor Baru. Photo: Lin Ho
A large over-sailing roof with perforated walls form the simple facade of the award-winning Surau Nusa Idaman in Johor Baru.
The accommodation area of the ongoing Kluang Farmstay project, which is meant to be a place for organic farming and sustainable living.
The open-sided living space at Denai House in Johor Baru is naturally ventilated. Photo: Lin Ho
Vertical aluminium louvres form the upper facade at the Polo House at Iskandar Puteri, Johor Baru.
A spiral staircase leads to the master suite from the entrance at the Denai House. Photo: Lin Ho
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