Shell Cyberjaya Recreation Centre
Forest, water and sunset shape a place to recharge.
A 17,000 sq ft karaoke destination that translates the familiar objects and places of Malaysian towns and villages into individually themed interiors.
A family of rooms
The 28-room venue uses nostalgia as a unifying brief while giving each room a distinct identity. Flour mills, spinning tops, biscuit tins, bicycles, bird cages and clay pots provide the source vocabulary.
Objects become interior details
The photographed interiors show oversized gears, graphic wall panels and framed decorative objects. Familiar everyday references become elements of a room rather than loose decoration.
A repeatable spatial format
Banquette seating, tables and entertainment screens create a recognisable room arrangement. Within this format, changes in colour, wall treatment and feature construction create variety.
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