RSP to build $200m estate for Malaysian royalty

The estate will be the private residence of the royal family.

Singapore-based design firm RSP Architects, Planners and Engineers has been appointed to design a 27-hectare waterfront estate worth $200m for the Malaysian royal family’s private residence in Desaru, Malaysia.

According to RSP’s Facebook post, this encompasses a royal villa, guest houses, a children’s club, sporting facilities, and a secure underground complex to support the Regent of Johor’s household. These facilities are estimated to be completed in a span of four years.

“This collaboration carries special meaning, shaped by years of mutual respect and understanding between our families. To help bring such a significant and personal project to life on this iconic stretch of coastline is a rare privilege,” Kiat Lim, chairman of RSP said.

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