malaysia pavilion
| TYPE | LOCATION | AREA | YEAR |
|---|---|---|---|
| EXHIBITION | DUBAI, UAE | 3,300SQFT | 2020 |
Located at Plot 149 in the Jubilee area, the Malaysia Pavilion draws inspiration from the Pucuk Rebung (bamboo shoot) — a cultural motif symbolizing growth and unity.
This iconic triangular form is deeply rooted in Malaysian heritage, seen in royal Songket, Tekat embroidery, jewelry, and everyday woven crafts like Mengkuang and Pandan mats. By embodying a symbol that transcends class and culture, the pavilion reflects Malaysia’s diverse identity and timeless traditions on a global stage.
The pavilion pays homage to tradition through a striking modern interpretation of the pointed, segmented roof — echoing the form of a bamboo shoot rising skyward. This repeated triangular motif symbolizes unity and reflects Malaysia’s ongoing effort to preserve cultural heritage while shaping a sustainable future.