Our Projects

Activating KL's Largest Rooftop Park

TRX City Park

Brand‑messaging guidelines were crafted to articulate the park’s core values and align them with supporting initiatives.

Stakeholder consultations informed an activation strategy that weaves together arts, wellbeing and sustainability across the park’s distinct zones. The strategy details collaborative models, viable funding pathways and a curated roster of potential partners to boost project feasibility and community impact.

In partnership with 3nity Design and Ignition Lab, creative educational signage was designed and installed to convey the park’s values and design concept to adults and children through an accessible, interactive experience. The park is now celebrated as a beloved urban green space and contributes to The Exchange TRX’s strong 95 % occupancy across more than 400 retail outlets.

Award-Winning Community Hub Transformation

PARC Subang Ria

Collaborated with Epic Communities to engage 130 stakeholders over 4 months as part of a vision plan for a 7.5 acre park in Petaling Jaya. Stakeholders included political representatives, community leaders, local businesses, and residents.

The goals were to facilitate consensus building, share park upgrades to gain feedback, and identify community champions for park initiatives.

As a result, the previously idle sports facilities have been transformed into a multipurpose community hub that hosts roughly 10 events per month, has attracted 4 new businesses and supports numerous pop‑up vendors.

The revitalised park recently earned the Placemaker Award (StarProperty Awards) and the Placemaking & Public Space Gold award (MIPPEA Awards).

Hartamas Community Garden Vision Refresh

Kebun Komuniti Hartamas

A participatory session was designed and facilitated for Hartamas Community Garden members to revisit and update the garden’s vision and mission. Combining individual reflections with group brainstorming generated qualitative data that was synthesised into a concise report. The report presented revised vision‑mission statements that capture the garden’s shift from a high‑yield focus to an educational hub where urban residents learn food production, water harvesting and composting.

Following the workshop, the garden forged a partnership with a neighbouring hotel and coffee chain to divert organic waste from landfill. It also launched packaged CSR programs that fund roughly 25 free events each year, 40 % of which involve youth, thereby expanding community outreach and learning opportunities.

Climate Vulnerability Outreach for Residents

State in West Malaysia

An outreach framework was designed to engage ≈ 450 urban residents most vulnerable to climate change, with particular attention to youth, women, B40 households, migrants/refugees, persons with disabilities and the elderly.

Over 2 years, 4 months of structured consultations produced a comprehensive report detailing community vulnerabilities, barriers to resilience, and stakeholder feedback on the proposed adaptation program.

The findings directly shaped a USD 10 million, 5‑year nature‑based climate‑adaptation initiative jointly developed by an urban‑planning think‑tank, the municipal council, the state government and UN‑Habitat.

COVID-Era Community Consultation

SEApark, Petaling Jaya

Worked with community group A Better SEApark to develop a hybrid model of online and limited‑capacity face‑to‑face meetings to gather resident input on new neighbourhood development plans while adhering to pandemic restrictions.

Sessions also delivered concise briefings on residents’ and citizens’ rights, helping the community understand how they can influence planning outcomes.

A dedicated website was built to archive project milestones, survey data and guidance, providing a ready‑to‑use reference for other community groups.

This approach ensured broad participation, educated the public, and produced a reusable resource for future placemaking initiatives.

Photography Festival Lights Up Heritage Site

George Town

From concept to execution, the OBSCURA Festival of Photography was fully developed, shaping a striking brand and activating multiple venues across George Town’s UNESCO Heritage Site. Each edition turned historic streets into dynamic public realms, positioning the festival as a living placemaking laboratory that amplifies the city’s cultural identity.

Over seven seasons the event attracted 250,000 visitors, delivering USD 3 million in tourism revenue and USD 1.5 million in advertising and publicity income.

It catalysed extensive cultural exchange, linking local and international institutions, funders, inter‑governmental bodies, communities and artists.