Kuala Lumpur Int. Airport

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Building Type: Infrastructural

Continent: Asia

Location: Kuala Lumpur International Airport Sepang Selangor Maleisië, 2.75419, 101.70474000000002

Architect: Kisho Kurokawa architect & associates

Product: Euradesign - Design Finishes

Color:  EuraDesign – Wood Colonial Walnut, 

Color Category: Wood

Cladding: Other

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The design represents an example of the concept of ‘symbiosis’ which Kurokawa has described as an ‘airport in the forest’. The architect incorporated elements from Malaysia’s forest environment into his design. Aluminium strip ceilings in wood design connect visitors to their surroundings, with scattered integrates downlights that resemble a starlit sky.

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Established in 1981 and based in Avondale, Auckland. Ambro Metals Ltd offers a wealth of experience in the sourcing and the supply of high quality Architectural and Industrial non-ferrous Metals. 

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