The Walian House, the first environmentally-frieindly and ecologically sustainable architecture for the tropics, Kuala Lumpur. 1984

The Walian House, environmentally friendly and sustainable interior, Kuala Lumpur. 1984

"Architecture without walls", Sri Ananda, Kuala Lumpur, 1997

Environmentally-friendly hill Resort, Inlay Lake, Myanmar, 2005

An early eco-resort, all facilities are non air-conditioned, Awana Genting, Genting Highlands, 1987

Awana, Langkawi, 1997

Bringing the outside to the interior, Schnyder, Bangsar, 1991

The challenge in the Tropics is to keep heat from penetrating and warming the interiors, an Eco-House, Ipoh, 1994

Zero-Energy design l, using coconut shell as lamp, 2000

Zero-Energy design II, retractable window sill o/o "raintree" off-cuts, 2000

Equatorial Rainforest Highrise, Kuala Lumpur, 2000

Proposed Highrise, Lahore, Pakistan, 2005

Environmentally-friendly Resort, Inle Lake, Myanmar, 2005

Adaptive Reuse of a historic building subscribing to the philosophy of "the passage of time" approach towards conservation, Penang, 1999

Timber Residence, Aga Khan Award Winner, 1998

Early attempt to create environmentally-friendly resort by minimising air-conditioning to the public spaces, Awana Kijal, Terengganu, 1994

Eco-friendly Interior Awana Kijal, Terengganu 1994

Zero-energy resort, Penang, 1999

Architecture starts from the inside to the outside, a Sustainable interior, 1993

An exterior the evolved from the inside, a house in Kuala Lumpur, 2000

Architecture without walls. Schnyder House KL,1991

Sri Ananda, KL 1998

Eu House, KL 1989

Amy Loh House KL 2002

Ideas in the minds' eyes are like wind-mills in your minds, it goes on turning and no one can see it.