Architecture of the Perdana Putra - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Perdana Putra
Putra Mosque

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Perdana Putra

Also known as:	Prime Minister's Office
Stories:	6
Type:	Government Building

It's not hard to figure out this is a government building. Its central dome flanked by a pair of office wings gives it away. It is an interesting mixture of styles -- modern Western, modern Islamic, and British Colonial which was itself inspired by ancient Roman architecture. The onion dome is accompanied by smaller domes on either side, and the facade is intricately adorned. The green of the dome is matched by the roof and the windows, and contrasts with the brown stone facade.

Photograph © World Photo Gallery

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