STARHILL GALLERY
Starhill Gallery is one of KL's destination shopping malls featuring an extraordinary array of luxury shops and fine dining restaurants. Our proposal dealt with the reinvention of the facade of Starhill facing Bukit Bintang. Unlike a lot of street facing malls the facade of Starhill is predominantly solid and disengaged from the heavy footfall of shoppers walking along Bukit Bintang.


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he design was to simply open up the facade to provide a lot of visual interest with a continuous double height shop front along its length. At the road intersection the existing temporary eatery is removed and replaced with an iconic triple height shopping pavilion for the French retailer Sephora.

The design of the new facade and pavilion embodies the quality of the products for sale at Starhill, the lightweight steel and glass facades are the first of their kind in Malaysia embracing cutting edge glass technology and with specialist engineering by the team that delivered the Pyramid at the Paris Louvre. The crystalline form of the new facade and the Sephora pavilion establishes an iconic new identity for Starhill Gallery reaffirming its position as the foremost destination for luxury shopping in Southeast Asia
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Location : Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Status : Completed 2013 while collaborating at AlsopArchitects
Budget : RM27mil
Area : 2,000sqm

Client : YTL
Photographer : Lin Ho


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