KUALA LUMPUR | Hotel Equatorial Redevelopment | 260m | 52 fl | Prep

[UjaiDidida]

We can't disclose any final renderings as it hasn't gone public yet.

Renderings

1st


2nd

http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...22&sec=central

3rd


Final render: Soon

Demolition Highlight:

1970s - Construction


http://www.equatorial.com/


http://www.equatorial.com/

1973 - Completed


22 Feb 2010
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Walking Along Jalan Sultan Ismail by yewenyi, on Flickr

22 Apr 2012 - Hotel Equatorial staff work round-the-clock to clear popular landmark

Originally Posted by davidwsk

http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...36&sec=central

6 June 2012 - Demolition Preparation

Originally Posted by gohdubai

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29 June 2012
"4 units of WMD (Weapon of Mass Destruction) found on the rooftop of Hotel Equatorial KL, lifted up by a blue transformer (500-Tons crane)"

Originally Posted by gohdubai

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Originally Posted by gohdubai

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5 July 2012 - Demolition Begins
Read news: http://www.starproperty.my/PropertyS...cene/22886/0/0

19 July 2012

Originally Posted by archilover

new blue dress
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20120718_153923 by atifnadzir, on Flickr

20 July 2012

Originally Posted by gohdubai

"HOTEL" is down, with "EQUATORIAL" still in place but it won't be long, too.

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3rd August 2012

Originally Posted by gohdubai

Yesterday evening incident at UIC Redevelopment Shentonway Singapore[/COLOR]...same demolition contractor?! Near missed incident occurred at this redevelopment site demolition - A 2-meter long brownish piece of GI pipe, 50mm diameter fell from high level, across and onto Jalan Perak pavement at 10 am yesterday morning.
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29 August 2012

Originally Posted by gohdubai

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29 Sept 2012

Originally Posted by gohdubai

WMD ("Weapon of Mass Destruction") or Transformer gobbling up what is the remainder of the podium of Hotel Equatorial.
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The remanants of H.E. before the pilecaps are also reaped off soon.
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19 Oct 2012

Originally Posted by dengilo

31 Dec 2012 - No More...
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DSC_2136 by archilover2, on Flickr
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DSC_2142 by archilover2, on Flickr

[Mplsuptown]

wow never saw a building dismantled this way.

[tim1807]

I see it more and more these days, very practical in a dense area.
Btw, nice new design, looks like natural stone is used.

[Eric Offereins]

That new render looks promising, nice cladding pattern. The old building won't be missed, I guess.

[UjaiDidida]

10 April 2013

Originally Posted by dengilo

[archilover]

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20130419_171812 by atifnadzir, on Flickr