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Halim Suhor Architect — Est. 2007

Architecturerooted in place.

Halim Suhor Architect — a Malaysian practice working across residential, interior, and commercial projects.

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The Practice at a Glance

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Years Experience

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Projects Delivered

IR 5.0 & BIM

Integrated

HSA × CitySage

Collaboration

Selected Works

Award-winning work across Malaysia.

Ancasa Hotel & Spa
MIID Reka Award 2017 — Design Excellence (Hospitality)

Ancasa Hotel & Spa

Kuala Lumpur

Residensi Idaman
PropertyGuru Asia — Best Affordable Homes Developer 2023

Residensi Idaman

Selangor Cyber Valley, Cyberjaya · 864 units · IBS construction

D'Bayu Indah Residence

D'Bayu Indah Residence

Pulau Indah, Selangor

Sg Klang Restoration & Development

Sg Klang Restoration & Development

Sungai Klang, Selangor · 765 units

Interior view of a Halim Suhor Architect residential project
About the Practice

Comprehensive services in architecture, interior, landscape, and project management.

Established in 2007 in Shah Alam by Ar. IDr. Haji Abdul Halim Bin Suhor, the practice designs private residences, corporate offices, and commercial outlets across Malaysia. Intelligent, open-minded approaches that balance function and form.

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Services

Three disciplines, one practice.

Architecture, interior, and commercial work — coordinated by a single team from concept to handover.

Residential

Private homes designed for the Malaysian climate. Cross-ventilation, deep eaves, locally-sourced material.

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Interior Design

Fit-outs for offices, galleries, and hospitality. Restrained palette, considered detail, craft-led.

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Commercial

Corporate offices, retail, and institutional buildings. Performance-driven envelope, daylight strategy.

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Journal

Notes from the studio.

Essays on tropical detailing, materials, and the craft of building in Malaysia.

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Designing for Tropical Rain
architecture12 Apr 2026

Designing for Tropical Rain

Why our roofs overhang two metres, why we still detail copper drips, and why bone-dry concrete is a trap in Klang Valley.

Lime and Clay: A Material Inventory
materials28 Mar 2026

Lime and Clay: A Material Inventory

We toured five kilns, a salvage yard, and a brickmaker outside Klang. Here is what came back with us.

The Shophouse Revisited
heritage15 Feb 2026

The Shophouse Revisited

Notes on retrofitting a 1932 Penang shophouse for a creative agency — without losing the air well.

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We work with clients who care about how their buildings sit in place. Tell us about yours.

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