Chan Seong Aun
Architect – Director
QUALIFICATIONS:
– M. Arch (Distinction) Victoria University of Wellington NZ 1985
– B. Arch (Hons) VUW NZ 1978
– B. Bdg Sc. VUW 1976
– APAM, RIBA, MTAM.
– Lembaga Akitek Malaysia Reg No. A/C 82
– Hon Secretary of PAM 2007/08
– PAM Council Member 2004-2009
– Member-Council of Architectural Education Malaysia.
– LAM Examiner for LAM Part III Examinations
– Chairman PAM Government Liason Committee 2004-2007
– Chairman PAM Practice Committee 2008/09
– PAM Representative on Government and NGO such as MHLG, MEWT, CIDB, SIRIM, MIDA
– Member of Green Building Index Panel 2009
– Green Building Index Certifier and Facilitator
<strong>EXPERIENCE</strong>
Worked with Victoria University of Wellington and Wellington Education Board Building Division as Research Fellow from 1979 to 1980, on developments and research on low energy cum solar heated school designs and various other energy use in Building Research. Prepared final report and contributed to various journals and conferences from this research. Also co- authored the book ‘Energy performance of Buildings’ published by CRC press, USA in 1984.
On returning to Malaysia in 1980, he worked in Ipoh, Perak on the design of medium-rise office buildings, apartments and holiday condominiums. In 1981 he joined the Public Works Department (JKR) Malaysia and was Project Architect and Resident Architect for the construction of the Tun Ismail Atomic Research Center in Bangi, Selangor, Malaysia which has Malaysia’s first Atomic Reactor at the focus of the building complex. This project gave valuable experience both in intricate services design and coordination and on-site experience.
On completion of the two year service in JKR in 1983, he joined the architectural firm, Akitek Angkasa and was put in charge of the 30-storey office-shopping complex in Kuala Lumpur, Sinar Kota owned by UDA. He was also involved in the firm’s other small projects including housing in Perak, Malacca, Negeri Sembilan and Selangor.
In 1984 on completion of the tender documents for the Sinar Kota project, he left to join SAA Partnership (Malaysia) and was in charge of various high rise office, condominium and shopping center designs.
In 1985 he left SAA Partnership to form CSA Architects with Low M F and Wan Noordin as Associates. The Firm has since changed its name to Arkitek Daya Seni Sdn Bhd. He has been in charge of most of the major projects of the firm including Condominium Developments in Melaka. Petaling Jaya and Kuala Lumpur. He was also the Lead Consultant for the Federal Reserve Unit PDRM Headquarters Project completed in 2006