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Strategies and Sustainability Consideration in HighriseBuilding- A Malaysian Case Study.ABSTRACT ： High-rise building is a growing phenomenon in many cities around the world. If international building and urbanization trends are any indication, more and more people the world over will have to live and work in high-rise building due to the lack of developable land in the urban area. Tall buildings also provide a sensible solution for sustaining a high-density development by optimizing the use of air space while relieving more ground floor space for amenity and greenery. This paper is focusing on a case study in Kuala Lumpur in the form of a proposed mixed development designed by the author in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The total gross floor area of the project is about 400,000 square meter or 4.3 million square feet. It is consisting of a car park and retail cum commercial podium with five tower blocks ranging from 37 stories to 77 stories consisting of offices, condominiums and service apartments. The proposed project is situated in a very interesting part of town. The development is partially to be built above the Klang River that runs through the heart of Kuala Lumpur. On the south of the river is the established part of Kuala Lumpur with building such as Petronas Twin Tower which until recently was the tallest building in the world. On the north of the river is Kampung Baru, an area mostly neglected in the overall development of the city. This project will use the opportunity of building across the river to connect two parts of the city together and helps to speed up the physical and social development of Kampung Baru which is lack behind the rest of the city in the overall development of the city. A number of design principles for the tropical high-rise prototype are explored in this project beginning with the study of sun’s path and geometry. Many environmentally friendly devices such as sky terrace, sky garden and open to sky central court are introduced. The