That's Us!
JRD is a leading landscape architectural consultancy firm based in Malaysia. Founded in 2008 by LAr. Lee Choong Hong, JRD specializes in landscape planning, master planning, urban design, and environmental study. 
Over the years, JRD has established a reputation for delivering high-quality landscape architectural projects that are customized, detailed, and incorporate a multitude of options that suit the design concept, budget, and architecture of the project.
Our headquarters is located in Ativo Plaza, Damansara Avenue, Kuala Lumpur which is a mixed development they master planned the landscape by themselves. 
The company boasts an energetic and experienced team of professionals from various backgrounds, all dedicated to delivering the best values and benefits for the projects they undertake.
We are grateful to have been honored with several awards for our work, such as the Malaysia Landscape Architect Awards, Asia Pacific Properties Awards, China Yuan Ye International Awards, and IFLA AAPME Awards. We remain committed to our humble pursuit of excellence and hope to continue to receive recognition in the future.
At JRD, the team is guided by a set of core values that are embedded in their philosophy. We believe in being with nature, embracing humanism, and appreciating the beauty of the natural world. They draw inspiration from nature to design landscapes that reveal true beauty and enhance values.
JRD is also committed to being dynamic, adapting to changes over time and elevating and restoring design. We strive the best to be engaged with communities and design landscapes that contribute to a high-quality lifestyle. And also, we believe in being creative, bringing landscape fantasies to life, and finding balance in architecture and nature.
JRD's tagline "That's US" encapsulates the company's core values and their personnel's commitment to delivering professional services with integrity, innovation, passion, and adherence to the company's philosophy.

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