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Our Project Portfolio
Commercial Fit-Outs,
Retail Kiosks & Residential Interiors Across Malaysia
200+ Projects Delivered Across Malaysia's Commercial & Residential Sectors
The Elpha Metrics portfolio represents more than a decade of collective design and construction expertise, delivered through over 200 completed projects across Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor, and beyond. Our work spans the full spectrum of interior environments – from high-energy retail kiosks in premier shopping malls to sophisticated corporate headquarters, from warm and inviting F&B concepts to efficiently designed condominium units.
Browsing our portfolio is not just about aesthetics, it is a demonstration of our technical capability, our understanding of diverse sector requirements, and our ability to deliver on promises. Each project listed includes the project type, scope of works, client sector, and key design challenges overcome. We believe transparency builds trust, and our portfolio reflects the full breadth of what Elpha Metrics can achieve for your business or property.
Trusted by Malaysia's Leading Developers and Brands
Our commercial portfolio includes notable projects completed for clients such as Gamuda Land, IOI Properties, LBS Bina, and several leading F&B operators and retail brands. These partnerships have given Elpha Metrics deep insight into the specific demands of high-profile commercial spaces – from strict mall authority build specifications to developer design guidelines and GBI compliance requirements.
On the residential side, our portfolio showcases condominium units transformed from bare-shell handover conditions into fully furnished, move-in-ready homes, demonstrating the quality and efficiency of our team. Whether you are a developer, brand manager, or individual property owner, we invite you to review our work and imagine what Elpha Metrics can build for you. Filter by project type below to explore specific sectors, or contact us to request a portfolio presentation tailored to your brief.
