kampongs
Kampongs are traditional Malay villages that historically formed the primary settlement pattern in Malaysia, Brunei, and parts of Indonesia and Singapore. The term "kampong" itself translates to "village" in Malay. These settlements were typically characterized by a close-knit community structure, often centered around agriculture, fishing, or traditional crafts.
The architecture of a kampong usually features wooden houses built on stilts to protect against flooding and
While the traditional kampong lifestyle has significantly changed with urbanization and modernization, the concept of the