The shape of the building is designed to maximise the usage of land. Its building mass is designed to ensure efficiency of space with each room and area being precisely measured in terms of size, location, correlation to its adjacent space, nature of usage and the end users.

The dynamic form found in the design mirrors growth. The upward undulating lines of the sun shading device of the front façade, as well as the curved lines of the metal screen features, the main entrance glass canopy and the overall organic fluidity of architectural features of the building articulate none but growth foreseen for the Malaysian trade industry.

The round shape of the building reflects a rubber seed, symbolising rubber’s industry that leads to the birth of Malaysia as one of the greatest trading nations since 15th century and continues contributing to Malaysia’s economic growth. A seed also represents a promise, encapsulating good things to come, from its building functional usage to its promising future.

The intricate detail of the pattern on the façade is derived from the weave of Songket, the unique Malaysian traditional cloth, portraying the national’s identity. This cutting-edge design also reflects MITEC’S exclusivity, parallel to our core values to redefine your event experience.