The Legacy and Heritage of Loke Chow Kit
Ar. Junn Ng & Ch’ng Symn, Authors
This book offers a compelling exploration of Loke Chow Kit’s life and significant influence during the early days of Kuala Lumpur. Tracing his journey from his arrival to becoming one of the city's most influential figures, the book delves into his personal story, family life, business ventures, and the social circles he was part of. It also highlights his lasting contributions to the community and the city's architectural landscape, featuring his homes and buildings that continue to stand today. Through historical insights, photographs, and personal anecdotes, this book vividly illustrates how Loke Chow Kit helped shape the growth and development of Kuala Lumpur during a transformative period in its history.
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Arch-volution, Evolution of Malaysian Architecture
Ar. Junn Ng, Guest-author
is a book organized by PAM Malaysia to commemorate its 100 year (1923-2023)anniversary by showcasing the evolution of Malaysia architecture. The book feature contributions from 21 Malaysian writers, with Ar. Junn Ng as one of the writer. She contributed the chapter on the evolution of the Federated Malay States (FMS) Shophouses.
6th International Conference on Heritage & Sustainable Development
Heritage 2018 - Granada, Spain
Conference Paper: Masjid Jamek: KL’s Important Muslim Heritage, A Case Study On The Challenges On Sustainability Development On Its Surroundings
The conference paper discusses on the largest river beautification development, The River of Life project at the Kuala Lumpur confluence where the city’s second oldest mosque, Masjid Jemek is located. The challenges to retain the heritage value, managing transformation and change of the site turning into an urban heritage asset was presented during the conference.
International Heritage & Cultural Conservation Conference
InHERIT 2023 - Sarawak
Conference Paper: Conservation of Historic Properties & Sites,
Current Issues & Challenges
The conference paper and presentation discussed the issues and challenges faced when competing with the urban regeneration trend in order to sustain heritage properties, especially of those unlisted in heritage enhanced protection. It also cover various strategies that are applied to encourage successful, creative and sustainable conservation that are not limited to physical intervention.