About Landart Design Sdn Bhd

Recognising present action dictates future development, Landart’s vision of ‘Nurture the future’ calls for sustainable development in nurturing the symbiotic relationship between space, people and nature. Together, we aim to create a better world through design. SPACE WITH SOUL & SPIRIT As composers of space, we thrive in designing spaces as a whole, creating environments and experiences that blur the boundaries between architecture and nature, indoor and outdoor, leisure and commercial − spaces that stimulate people’s sense of belonging, identity and well-being. A BETTER TOMORROW FOR THE PEOPLE We believe design has the power to shape individuals and future generations. Therefore, by applying rigorous and collaborative thinking to our design process, our works are responsive to the evolving human needs within the shifting local and global context. PRESERVING AND IMPROVING NATURE We believe design and nature go hand in hand, leading us to produce vital yet meaningful work that benefits society and communities. Our design practice not only promotes biodiversity in the ecosystem but also encourages people to get closer to nature and enjoy what Mother Nature has to offer on this beautiful planet. GREAT DESIGNS START FROM WITHIN. With offices in Penang and Kuala Lumpur, we have grown into a team of more than 50 capable talents from diverse cultures spanning expertise in landscape architecture, space planning, urbanism, graphic and interior design. At the heart of Landart, we believe in the value of co-creation and thrive in collaborative workplace culture. Chances are you’ll find us debating, learning and always challenging each other in the studio to produce the best possible outcomes for the community, clients and stakeholders. HOW WE WORK ‘Creativity meets functionality’, the design culture that we embrace here in Landart. Each project is the result of careful analysis, planning and implementation. We seek perfection in every step to ensure the finest standards. 01. SCHEMATIC DESIGN PHASE The project commences with a briefing and analysis of the client’s instructions, objectives and requirements. Preliminary conceptual sketches are then prepared according to the project brief. Preliminary conceptual sketches are developed into sketch designs after consultation with planners, engineers and architects among other consultants. Sketch designs will be sent to relevant authorities for the application of planning approval or approval in principle to comply with the relevant by-laws. Preliminary estimates of construction cost and volume of unit cost are prepared. All necessary documents are prepared and submitted to relevant approving authorities for planning approval before proceeding with the next phase of Design Development. 02. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE Once the approval of the proposals is given by the client/relevant authority, schematic design drawings are developed to commence on detailed design work. Working drawings are prepared and submitted together with all necessary documents to the relevant approving authorities for approval. All drawings and proposals are reviewed and approved by clients prior to construction. Preliminary estimates of project construction cost are updated and submitted to the client for approval. Project planning and implementation schedule are then updated and submitted to the client for approval. 03. CONTRACT DOCUMENTATION STAGE Detailed drawings are finalised with specifications and other particulars prepared for the bills of quantities by Landart. All necessary documents for tender work are prepared while we assist and support clients in achieving negotiated fees through tender evaluations. Audit of tenders is conducted and the audit report is submitted to the client for approval. Award of Contract. Contract documents are prepared for signature by the client and consultant. 04. CONTRACT IMPLEMENTATION AND MANAGEMENT PHASE Landart will oversee the project by providing information and instruction to the contractor. Landart will inspect the work programme submitted by the contractor to ensure that the works can be completed within the contract period. Works are inspected at periodic intervals to ensure that works are proceeding as planned and are in accordance with the requirements for the certificate of fitness for occupation from the relevant approving authority.