LAM REGISTERED ARCHITECTURE FIRM // IPOH, PERAK // PRACTICE HERITAGE SINCE 1990
JUN Architect
The Church Museum and Community Hall in Sitiawan: a linear reflecting pool runs beneath a timber-batten facade and a green-tinted glass curtain wall, a JUN Architect commission

REGISTERED ARCHITECT FIRM // IPOH, PERAK

Designed, approved,
and delivered.

JUN Architect is a registered architect firm based in Perak, Malaysia, carrying a family practice heritage that reaches back to 1990. With sister company SSS Archilink Sdn. Bhd. managing cost, consultants and site, one team takes each commission from first sketch, through authority approvals, to a finished building on the ground.

Shown: Church Museum and Community Hall, Sitiawan. Delivered.

THE PRACTICE MODEL

One Roof, Design to Delivery

A family practice that designs, approves, and delivers, built for Perak. The drawing is only the promise. The building is the proof.

1990
PRACTICE HERITAGE SINCE
100+
PROJECTS COMPLETED
5,000+
RESIDENTIAL UNITS
IPOH
PERAK, MALAYSIA

SERVICES

What the Practice Carries
  1. 01

    Architectural Design

    Concept development through detailed planning, design development and contract documentation, across homes, high-rises, commercial centres, schools and places of worship.

  2. 02

    Project Management and Delivery

    Through sister company SSS Archilink Sdn. Bhd.: consultant coordination, cost and schedule control, and delivery on site through to handover.

  3. 03

    Green Building Index Facilitation and Certification

    Guidance towards Malaysia's Green Building Index accreditation, with a registered GBI Facilitator on the team.

  4. 04

    Heritage Conservation

    Restoration and conservation of historic buildings, from shophouse streets in Ipoh Old Town to association premises, following conservation practice rather than new design.

THREE STRANDS OF PRACTICE

Design, Approvals, Delivery
01 // Designs An ornate cultural facade with gold roof finials and relief carvings, designed by the practice
Designs

Concept and drawings in the practice's own hand, from first massing to a resolved facade with a clear identity.

02 // Approves Architectural drawings reviewed with local authority officials at a plan review table
Approves

Plans taken to the table with local authorities. Approvals are earned in the room, not assumed on paper.

03 // Delivers Officials on a handover walkthrough at completed single-storey homes, inspecting the delivered units
Delivers

Delivered, now on the ground. Handover on completed work, the proof that the drawing became a building in use.

PROJECT

Church Museum and Community Hall, Sitiawan
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The timber-batten facade of the Church Museum reflected in its glass curtain wall, a reflecting pool and walkway alongside, Sitiawan
Visitors seated in the shaded courtyard of the Church Museum, framed by the timber-batten canopy and green-tinted glazing
The naturally lit museum gallery inside the Church Museum, its From Eternity to Eternity timeline wall running the length of the glazed corridor
The completed Church Museum complex in Sitiawan: the modern glazed museum building beside the preserved timber heritage house

Delivered for Methodist Church Malaysia, Sitiawan, Manjung

PROJECT

Meiziya Ipoh Cultural Corridor
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The Meiziya entrance detail: an ornate scrolled wrought-iron canopy over gold-panelled doors beneath the Art Deco frontage
The completed Meiziya Ipoh Cultural Corridor building: a grand pale-stone facade with gold roof finials and an ornate wrought-iron entrance canopy
The Meiziya atrium beneath its oculus skylight, framed by gold-capital marble columns and the central staircase
The Meiziya grand lobby: a black-marble colonnade with a sweeping staircase, gold relief and a polished stone floor

Delivered for Meiziya International, Ipoh, Perak

SELECTED WORK

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