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Main entrance to the Centre's auditorium, the multi-level solid roofing refers to the chinese ethnic group
The Centre represents unity in diversity through the architectural elements of the various ethnic groups present in Sarawak, like this colomn motifs that represents Orang Ulu
View from the courtyard, showing gabled end of the roof in reference to Malaysian architecture
View from the first floor gallery to the circular gable roofed function area
Baruk' slate was used to tile the conic-shaped roof of the circular function area
Upper view of the Nurani atrium showing the rear facade of the auditorium and the main facade of the Male hostel and changing rooms
Rear facade of the auditorium
View from Nurani atrium to the different parts of the Centre, where the gabled end of the roof refer to Malaysian architecture
The universality of Islam is reflected in the exceptional architectural design of the Centre, uniting the major ethnic architectural design in the state of Sarawak - the Malays, Melanaus, Bidayuhs, Orang Ulus, Chinese and Ibans
Side view of the auditorim facade

Islamic Information Centre
Kuching, Malaysia

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The Aga Khan Trust for Culture, 2011.
Location
Kuching, Malaysia
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Islamic Information Centre Presentation Panels
Islamic Information Centre Presentation Panels
graphic panels
Associated Names
Haji Mohamad Atrai
Malaysia
architect/planner
NBL Architects
Malaysia
architect/planner
Haji Karim
Malaysia
architect/planner
Events
2007
Building Usages
administration
religious
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Islamic Information Centre
Kuching, Malaysia
No project description available.

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The Aga Khan Trust for Culture, 2011.
Location
Kuching, Malaysia
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Main entrance to the Centre's auditorium, the multi-level solid roofing refers to the chinese ethnic group
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
The Centre represents unity in diversity through the architectural elements of the various ethnic groups present in Sarawak, like this colomn motifs that represents Orang Ulu
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
View from the courtyard, showing gabled end of the roof in reference to Malaysian architecture
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
View from the first floor gallery to the circular gable roofed function area
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
Baruk' slate was used to tile the conic-shaped roof of the circular function area
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
Upper view of the Nurani atrium showing the rear facade of the auditorium and the main facade of the Male hostel and changing rooms
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
Rear facade of the auditorium
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
View from Nurani atrium to the different parts of the Centre, where the gabled end of the roof refer to Malaysian architecture
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
The universality of Islam is reflected in the exceptional architectural design of the Centre, uniting the major ethnic architectural design in the state of Sarawak - the Malays, Melanaus, Bidayuhs, Orang Ulus, Chinese and Ibans
Islamic Information Centre
digital photograph
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Documents
Islamic Information Centre Presentation Panels
Islamic Information Centre Presentation Panels
graphic panels
Associated Names
Haji Mohamad Atrai
Malaysia
architect/planner
NBL Architects
Malaysia
architect/planner
Haji Karim
Malaysia
architect/planner
Events
2007
Building Usages
administration
religious
Terms of use
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