City Village Hotel/Resort Design [28,515sqft]
The interior design is a combination of minimalist and wabisabi style to match the mood of the building.
Using a soft tone of furniture to create a colour contrast between the wall and the interior furnishings.
Orang Ulu
This unit draws inspiration from the traditional Ulu home, reflecting the rich heritage of the Orang Melanau, an indigenous group in Sarawak, Malaysia.
These homes were built high off the ground to protect against floods and potential attacks, showcasing the community's adaptability and resourcefulness.
Orang Melayu
This unit takes inspiration from the traditional Melayu home, characterized by its open-floor layout with elongated rooms designed to encourage natural air circulation.
The design embraces the use of natural and renewable materials like timber, palm fronds, and bamboo, reflecting the timeless charm of kampung houses.
Orang Melanau
This unit draws inspiration from the traditional Melanau home, reflecting the rich heritage of the Orang Melanau, an indigenous group in Sarawak, Malaysia.
These homes were built high off the ground to protect against floods and potential attacks, showcasing the community's adaptability and resourcefulness.
This unit is inspired by the traditional Iban home, typically elevated on a hill to protect against natural disasters like floods and to serve as a defense against potential threats.
The iconic longhouse design functions not only as a residence but also as a central hub for religious ceremonies, festivities, funerals, and other significant cultural events within the tribe.Orang Iban
Step into a vibrant food court where culture meets cuisine. This unit draws inspiration from a combination of the traditional Melayu and Iban home.
Food Court
Baruk (Capsule)
This is the room of warriors. The designs are inspired by Bidayuh people.