The extensive scope of engineering, construction, and development activities undertaken as well as the Group’s ability and credibility to complete projects on time and to the highest professional and quality standards have earned the Group its enviable reputation among our clients and their professional teams. To date, the company has delivered challenging projects that are characterised by their socio-economic importance, unique structure, state-of-the-art technology, and those that enhance the environment.

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The design and construction of the Astaka Morocco was a challenging project for the PECD Group in terms of the building’s complexity and unique craftsmanship. Truly an intricate work of art and architectural achievement, the building is believed to be one of its kind in the Asean region. It embraces the remarkably unique and famous Moroccan as well as Moorish traditional designs found in Spain with elaborate composition of intricate design finishes, landscape, water features, arts, and handcrafts.

To depict authentic Moroccan architecture in the Astaka Morocco, the PECD Group had coordinated fabrication of different forms of artwork for the ceilings, pillars, walls and doors undertaken in several villages in Morocco. Skilled Moroccan artisans with expertise in zellij tiles, gypsum, plaster and woodwork were also brought in for the final touches.

Constructed as a fast track design and build project, the Astaka Morocco was completed in September 2003 with a contract value of RM 28 million.

The high-tech four-storey InventQjaya comprises a research laboratory for frontier technologies as well as an office building. Located in Cyberjaya, the fast track project houses a Nano lab, an independent structure designed to avoid absorption of vibrations and zero ground settlement from the main building.

Constructed at a contract value of RM 64 million, the building is touted to be a world-class research and development (R&D) laboratory for the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) community,

The Menara PjH, the Putrajaya Holdings Sdn Bhd Headquarters, is a stunning new corporate headquarters for the developer of the new federal administrative center. The complex celebrates the architectural expression of this new city by responding sensitively to its surroundings whilst establishing its own unique architectural expression as a new office building.

The PECD Group is presently developing the 1056-acre Precinct 11, the largest residential zone in Putrajaya.

The precinct is projected to have a population of 50,000 people from about 10,000 housing units. To date, the Group has completed phase 1, comprising 2096 residential units and is developing another 1876 units under phase 2 expected to be completed in 2005. Another significant feature of the Precinct 11 masterplan is its 20-acre business and commercial centre which offers a range of facilities designed to enhance the general lifestyle opportunities of the development. Anticipated to be completed in 2012, the biggest precinct development in Putrajaya will bring to reality one of the best community living environment in Malaysia.

The project has a gross development value of RM 2 billion.

The KLFM is an ongoing project aimed at alleviating the ongoing incidences of persistent flooding that has been plaguing the city of Kuala Lumpur. It consists of two important components, the first of which comprises the upgrading of the present Gombak Diversion Scheme to channel more flood flow from Sungai Gombak to the Batu Pond. The second component is the development of a new diversion scheme to channel flood flow from Sungai Keroh to the Jinjang Ponds. The diversion channels connecting two retention ponds involving the Sungai Gombak and Sungai Keroh stretch about 5.6 kilometres. The KLFM project aims to divert storm water from entering the city center by creating two holding basins i.e. the Batu and Jinjang retention ponds linked by the Keroh and Gombak diversion channels.

The RM 528 million project, which commenced in the third quarter of 2003 is expected to be completed in 2006.