Top picture (Before) and bottom picture (after the makeover)
WALKING into PKNS Complex in Shah Alam, Selangor is akin to being in a mall back in the 1980s as its dated interior appears in need of fresh appeal.
The complex, which opened in 1981, has not been through any major renovation for more than three decades but it still attracts a steady stream of visitors.
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Top picture (Before) and bottom picture (after the makeover)
Syahril who frequented PKNS Complex in his teenage years, is now looking at ways to revive the place.
Visitors to PKNS Complex are still able to find barber shops which have been operating here for decades.
(Far left) Eng Wah Cycle is one of the complex’s oldest tenants.
Escalators which have been out of order for some time will be replaced next year.
The new Makan @ Bumbung is carefully designed to attract the younger generation to the food hub.
The big space on the ground floor has been converted into a permanent bazaar area to attract more shoppers to the complex. — Photos: LOW BOON TAT/The Star
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