Student Activities

Bridging classroom design theory with real-world scales, our cohort studied cultural preservation at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia and megastructure flow at The Exchange TRX. They wrapped up the trip at the prestigious ARCHIDEX exhibition in the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, connecting directly with global building technologies.

Transforming Queensbay Mall into a high-fashion runway, our students successfully presented their original collections to an enthusiastic public audience. This immersive experience gave our young designers invaluable real-world exposure to runway choreography, backstage management, and commercial fashion presentation, proving that their skills are fully ready for the professional apparel market.

Equator College and Legno Constructions formalized a partnership through an MOU signing. The collaboration aims to enhance industry exposure, knowledge sharing, and future project opportunities.

We successfully organized a 2024 Basic Photography Workshop for the enthusiastic students of this historic school. From mastering the rule of thirds to understanding exposure basics, our creative team provided the students with practical, hands-on techniques to instantly elevate their everyday photography and visual storytelling skills.

Our students explore the heart of Georgetown during their photo outing. They had a chance to see the beautiful centre of Penang in new light.

Fine Art students have outdid themselves by portraying the masjestic Mount Kota Kinabalu in Equator College

Our young artists and designers poured their hearts and skills into painting a vibrant public mural for their Final Year Project. The brilliant creative effort wrapped up in the best way possible—with the team gathering for an amazing, well-deserved feast to celebrate their artistic success

Swapping their drafting boards for hard hats, our Interior Design students stepped into an active, real-life environment to observe professional space planning and structural execution firsthand. This invaluable site study gave our students a clear, unfiltered look at the actual construction, material finishes, and spatial challenges that define a successful commercial layout.

Guided by prominent architect Ar. Ooi Sze Meng, our creative students explored a local hotel project to study its intricate structural anatomy and design framework. This hands-on experience allowed our students to see exactly how technical engineering blueprints are translated into spectacular physical spaces.