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Rumah Bumbung Panjang Johor
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5 comments:
Dear Dr Kamarul Syahril Kamal,
I looked at your website. Very interesting. I really loved the pictures of
the old bulding in Johor. Are there many places such as that can be
visited?
Do you know where I can find plans and drawings of malay traditional
(kampong) houses?
Are you aware of anyone in Malaysia who still construct them?
thank you and best regards,
Paolo Nalin
Advisory - Performance Improvement
Governance Risk & Compliance
PricewaterhouseCoopers Services LLP
8 Cross Street #17-00
PWC Building
Singapore 048424
DID: (65) 6236 4002
Fax: (65) 6236 3300
Email: paolo.nalin@sg.pwc.com
Tahniah! imformasi yang sangat berguna untuk projek saya...TQ
i would like to more details about rumah bumbung panjang in malaysia. Can you send the information about it to my email.
zulfadhlimohammad@gmail.com
Thanks
Hi,
Sorry for being nitpicky but the 'Khadazan Sabah' house is actually the traditional house of the Dusun Lotud of Tuaran, Sabah. It is called a Lamin Kopio and the spatial arrangement of the house is based on the animist spritual beliefs of the native community. Each space represents a social boundary that separates guests from the private living areas of the occupants.
And Khadazan is actually spelt as Kadazan. I know, it sounds trivial but imagine if Malay was misspelt as Maley. Tak best, kan?
Overall, this is an interesting website. I like the illustrations of the various Malay traditional houses. Keep up the good work. Cheers! :)
Richard N.
Kota Kinabalu
Sabah
rasenye rumah melaka dgn negeri 9 tu terbalik...bukan tangga batu tu melaka ke?
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