History of Architecture 3 Report by: Tesorio Central Colleges of the Philippines College of Architecture 1st Semester S.Y. 2016-17 September 2016

1. MALAYSIAN ARCHITECTURE
T E S O R I O X M E N D O Z A

2. G E O G R A P H Y

3. M A L A Y T I M E L I N E

4. E A R LY K I N G D O M S
• Gangga Negara(2nd–11th century)
• Langkasuka (2nd–14th century)
• Chi Tu (2nd–6th century)
• Pan Pan (3rd–5th century)
• Kedah Tua (5th–9th century)
• Melayu (6th century)
• Srivijaya (650–1377)
• Majapahit (1293–1500)

5. I S L A M
• Kedah Sultanate(1136–present)
• Brunei Sultanate(1368–present)
• Malacca Sultanate(1402–1511)
• Sulu Sultanate(1450–1899)
• Aceh Sultanate(1496–1903)
• Pattani Sultanate(1516–1902)
• Johor Sultanate(1528–present)
• House of Jamalullail(1843–present)

6. ARCHITECTURAL STYLES

7. ARCHITECTURAL STYLES
Traditional
59%
Chinese
12%
Indian
15%
Colonial
19%
Sales

8. TRADITIONAL STYLE
• SRIVIJAIYAN
• Ideally suited for
tropical climates.
• Hardwood and
entirely free of nails.
• Held together by
beams and wedges.
Negeri Sembilan State Museum

9. TRADITIONAL STYLE
Old Palace of Seri Menanti

10. INDIAN
Sri Mahammariaman Temple

11. INDIAN
Batu Caves in KL

12. INDIAN
Dhammesika Betong Vihar

13. COLONIAL
Old Hokkien School in Sarawak

14. COLONIAL
A'Famosa Fort in Melaka

15. COLONIAL
Stadhuys

16. COLONIAL
Abdul Samad Building

17. CHINESE
Two Styles :
• Traditional
• Baba - Nyonya

18. CHINESE
Two Styles :
• Traditional
• Baba - Nyonya

19. CHINESE
•Baba Nyonya have courtyards and
colorful ties
•Also called “Chinese Baroque”
•Signways are called Jee Ho.
•Ornaments in doors Pintu Pagar

20. CHINESE
Peranakan House Entrance

21. CHINESE
Cheng Hoon Teng

22. CHINESE
Kek Lok Si Temple

23. CHINESE
Peranakan Museum

24. CHINESE

25. CHINESE
Pinang Peranakan Mansion

26. ISLAM
Crystal Mosque

27. ISLAM
Putra Mosque

28. ISLAM
Jamek Mosque