This project is a continuation of the previous research project. Klang Valley is a rich source of architectural heritage dating from pre-colonial, colonial, post independence until present times. The historical richness creates a very vibrant architectural fabric. As mentioned earlier, modern architecture emerged rapidly from the 1950's to 1970's in tandem with economic growth after the nation's independence. This followed the international style that spread across the world in the 1930's to 50's. However, many  historical modernistic buildings may face the risk of being demolished to make way for more contemporary buildings. Thus, by recording, documenting and analysing the buildings, we can contribute top preserve the historical evidence of valuable Modern Architecture in Klang Valley, including Kuala Lumpur. The task of this project is to compile the findings of a selected building in the form of a report, supported by images and analysis diagrams produced in the first project, to be published as a web book. I am in-charge of the architectural elements part. A deeper understanding towards the architectural elements found in Brutalist building is developed. On the other hand, we found out that the elements is altered a bit compared to the Brutalist building at western into the local climate. We analyze the building with suitable comparison with similar building from this same era. To read the report, kindly click here.