GREEN DESIGN ELEMENT 30%Concerns for energy independence and security had been increasing, and the impact of global climate change rising. It is essential to optimise the usage of energy in order to reduce load, increase efficiency, and utilise renewable energy.
Usage of environmental friendly materials aimed to minimise environmental impact such as global warming, resource depletion, and human toxicity. Building materials are able to reduce effect on the environment and contribute to improved worker safety and health, reduced liabilities, reduced disposal costs and achievement of environmental goals.
The IEQ of a building has a significant impact on occupant health, comfort and productivity. Among other attributes, a sustainable building maximises day lighting; has appropriate ventilation and moisture control; avoids the use of materials with high-VOC emissions.
It is essential for designers to specify materials and systems that simplify and reduce maintenance requirements; require less water, energy, and toxic chemicals and cleaners to maintain; and are cost-effective and reduce life-cycle costs.
COLOUR ELEMENT 30%Relationship of colours to one another that makes for a pleasing and unified arrangement.
Coordination and balance of colours within the design concept.
Inventive ideas and their implementation in colour matching to make the design concept prominent.
PLANNING & DESIGN 40%Planning and use of space within the design concept.
Innovativeness and originality of design.
Impression of appearance, composition and aesthetics.
Ability to produce an elaborate and clear design statement.
GREEN DESIGN ELEMENT 30%Concerns for energy independence and security had been increasing, and the impact of global climate change rising. It is essential to optimise the usage of energy in order to reduce load, increase efficiency, and utilise renewable energy.
Usage of environmental friendly materials aimed to minimise environmental impact such as global warming, resource depletion, and human toxicity. Building materials are able to reduce effect on the environment and contribute to improved worker safety and health, reduced liabilities, reduced disposal costs and achievement of environmental goals.
The IEQ of a building has a significant impact on occupant health, comfort and productivity. Among other attributes, a sustainable building maximises day lighting; has appropriate ventilation and moisture control; avoids the use of materials with high-VOC emissions.
It is essential for designers to specify materials and systems that simplify and reduce maintenance requirements; require less water, energy, and toxic chemicals and cleaners to maintain; and are cost-effective and reduce life-cycle costs.
COLOUR ELEMENT 30%Relationship of colours to one another that makes for a pleasing and unified arrangement.
Coordination and balance of colours within the design concept.
Inventive ideas and their implementation in colour matching to make the design concept prominent.
PLANNING & DESIGN 30%How the architect's understanding of the client's needs are expressed in the design and how fully the concept was followed through in materials and practice.
Planning and use of space within the design concept.
Ability to produce an elaborate and clear design statement.
SITE ANALYSIS 10%How the design responds to the physical and social parameters of the building.

Ar. Jasmeet Singh Sidhu
Principal of Arkitek JazSidhu, CEO of Dezignwerkz Asia, Vice President of IPDM, Chairman of Green Interiors Rating, Past Council Member of PAM, Past Editor-in-Chief of Architecture Malaysia (NPYDA Chief Judge)
Jasmeet Singh Sidhu is a Registered Professional Architect in APAM, AIPDM and MNCC. Jasmeet was Principal of Design Computing Research and Director of Antipode Systems Pty Ltd, in Sydney, Australia and is currently the Principal Architect in Arkitek JazSidhu since 2008 and CEO of Designscape.

Ar. Sarly Adre Bin Sarkum
Council Member of PAM, Board Member of MGBC , Director of BDA Architects Sdn Bhd
Sarly pursued his architecture degree at the University of Liverpool, United Kingdom where he earned his B. Arts in Architecture in 1998. He currently leads the Kuala Lumpur office of BDA Architects Sdn Bhd as Director and works with clients such as PETRONAS, UDA, Putrajaya Holdings and others.

Ar. Alvin Lim Hai Seah
Council Member of PAM
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Ar. Lee Chor Wah
Former President of PAM
Ar Lee Chor Wah is currently a lecturer at UTAR and the principal of Lee Chor Wah Architect. He was the CEO of SN Low & Associates Sdn Bhd and is also the immediate Past President of the Malaysian Institute of Architects (PAM). He was a board member of the Board of Lembaga Akitek Malaysia (LAM) as well as Vice President of Fiabci Malaysia.

Ar. Jeffery KB Cheah
Member of PAM & Partner of ZONE Architect
Jeffery KB Cheah graduated from the University of NewCastle with 2 Bachelors in Architecture. He earned his masters in Southern Cross University. He was a founding partner of ZONE Architecture and is currently a proprietor of Zone Architect Abu Dhabi. He is also a director of Lexus Development.

En. Mohamad Faisal Ghazali
President of MSID, Principal of ArcRadius Sdn. Bhd. (NPYDA Chief Judge)
Mohamad Faisal Ghazali has been the president of the Malaysian Society of Interior Designers since 2009. He is also a member of the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI) and the Asia Pacific Space Designers Association. He's been a committee member of the Articles Review Committee of the IFI since 2010.

Pn. Anura Hashim
Council Member of MSID, Managing Director of YJA Interiors
Anura Hashim has more than 20 years of experience spanning a variety of disciplines including broadcasting, antiques and of course, interior design. Having a passion for creating spaces that are trendy yet practical, she established YJA Interiors in 2003. Anura Hashim has been an active council member since 2005.

Ms. Fendarie Su Pek Fung
Member of MSID, Managing Director of Santa Fe Interior Architecture Sdn.Bhd
With 15 years of experience in Interior Design in Malaysia, USA and Holland and a year's experience of Interior Design Lecturer (MIA), Ms. Fendarie Su is currently the Founder & Principle of Santa Fe Interior Architecture Sdn Bhd. She holds a B.S. Degree (Hons) Majoring in Interior Design (Fider Accredited) at Utah State Universiy (USU), Utah, USA.

Mr. Lai Siew Hong
Managing Director of Blu Water Studio
Having completed his Tertiary Education in both Malaysia and New York, Mr. Lai Siew Hong qualified as an Interior Designer in 1989 from F.I.T at the State University of New York. His industrial experience widely encompasses of hospitality, corporate offices and commercial with clients such as Accenture, CIMB, Hilton and Westin under his belt.

Mr. Dickie Ong Chye Huat
Former Treasurer and Member of IPDM, Senior Designer of DWP
Dickie has about 20 years of working experience as an architect. Dickie attained a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture and is also a corporate member of Interior Design Institute of Malaysia (IPDM). He has worked for numerous architectural firms and has experience in design and build projects mostly in hospitality and corporate offices.

Ms. Monie Mohariff
Former Vice President of IPDM, 2009/2010
Ms. Monie Mohariff is a Registered Architect of Malaysian Board of Architects. Ms. Monie was the Vice President of Malaysian Institute of Interior Designer, Honorary Secretary of Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers, Council Member of Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers, and is currently the Principle of MZ Design Consultancy and Hotel Rating Inspector of Ministry of Tourism Malaysia.
