Ipoh to Have a New Landmark, a Complex Inspired by Malay-Islamic Architecture

Ipoh to Have a New Landmark, a Complex Inspired by Malay-Islamic Architecture

Ipoh city is set to be adorned with a new pinnacle of pride. The Perak Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (MAIPK) has announced the construction of its RM75 million Administrative Complex & Commercial Centre, which is expected to become a captivating new icon.

More than just a building, this complex is a masterpiece that tells a story. Designed with inspiration from the grandeur of traditional Perak Malay house architecture and the magnificence of Istana Kenangan in Kuala Kangsar, every curve and line reflects the unique cultural identity of Perak. Furthermore, subtle touches of Islamic calligraphy will add a spiritual and aesthetic dimension, making it a symbol of harmony between tradition and faith.

Strategic Location & Comprehensive Functions

Strategically located next to the Kompleks Islam Darul Ridzuan, this 5-storey building is designed to be an all-in-one destination. It will not only house the MAIPK administrative offices but will also offer:

· A bank for Islamic financial services.
· An Islamic Art Gallery as a space for cultural appreciation.
· Syariah Lawyer offices for legal advisory services.
· Business lots that provide opportunities for asnaf entrepreneurs and commercial spaces for the community.

A New Benchmark for Perak Tourism

This project, expected to be completed within 30 months, is hoped to not only address administrative needs but also stand as a new tourist attraction. It is envisioned to be a focal point that not only draws visitors with its beauty but also evokes memories and pride in every citizen of Perak.

Let us pray that the construction of this iconic project proceeds smoothly and is completed according to the set schedule. Look forward to the birth of a landmark that will elevate our heritage!