"It is situated at the Persiaran Sultan, near Wisma MBSA. The architectural concept is based on the intricacies of architecture and traditional element, both modern and classic."
It is situated at the Persiaran Sultan, near Wisma MBSA. The architectural concept is based on the intricacies of architecture and traditional element, both modern and classic. The Square is illustrated with a main stage, which can accommodate 400 invitees, 50-foot high clock tower, 80-foot flagpole and beautifully-landscaped surroundings.
The clock tower architecture will become the symbol of success based upon a fusion of twin tower with a dome top, accentuated with traditional Malay and Arabesque.
The flag platform is built multileveled to create a flowing water effect thus produces a musical water fountain.
Apart from the colourful and fresh plant, Shah Alam Square is also decorated with artificial palm tree shaped like a ‘manggar’ tree.
Last viewed - May 16, 2008
Getting there
You can take the KTM commuter and disembark at the Shah Alam Station. From the station, you can take a taxi, or catch a mini bus to the Square.
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