Evolution towards sustainable modernism
The concept for modernizing Stadium Merdeka draws inspiration from the rich context of the site. The design aims
to blend the past, present, and future, creating a seamless loop that honours Malaysia’s heritage while propelling it towards a sustainable and progressive future.
The design is inspired by the architecture of historic local
buildings, known for their cultural significance. These traditional elements are thoughtfully integrated into the new design, creating a bridge between the old and the new. The
infinity loop of the newly proposed structure wraps around
the existing stadium, symbolizing the continuity and protection of Malaysia’s independence and cultural identity.
This harmonious blend of traditional and modern elements not only preserves the architectural legacy of the past but also celebrates the stadium’s evolution as a beacon of national pride and progress.
The design represents an ongoing journey, reflecting the perpetual development of the nation, much
like the continuous loop of history and growth.
In this way, the old local building, the present Stadium
Merdeka, and the Merdeka 118 which looks futuristic form
a continuous loop in time, with the new design acting as a
bridge that links traditions with future aspirations. This interconnected relationship embodies the spirit of preservation
and progress, ensuring that the stadium remains a symbol
of Malaysia’s enduring legacy and forward-looking vision.
Design Team :
MD Saydur, Haziqah Hamzah, Shoo Zhe Yi, Calista Chiew, Fadzlee Khamis, Gan Man Ling, Jesmie Jelani, Nazirul Haq
MD Saydur, Haziqah Hamzah, Shoo Zhe Yi, Calista Chiew, Fadzlee Khamis, Gan Man Ling, Jesmie Jelani, Nazirul Haq
