Maluri MRT Station Linkway Building

Built as a bridge between two worlds, the Maluri MRT Station Linkway Building isn’t just a walkway. It’s a portal through time, connecting Kuala Lumpur’s past and present. The Maluri MRT Station Linkway Building seamlessly joins the elevated LRT Ampang Line station, a veteran of Kuala Lumpur’s public transport, with the sleek, underground MRT Kajang Line station. This linkway, opened alongside the MRT station on July 17, 2017, symbolizes the city’s continuous evolution. The Ampang Line, originally part of the Federated Malay States Railways tracks dating back to 1914, once served the tin mines of Ampang. Now, it’s a key artery in the city’s bustling transport network. The Maluri MRT Station, themed “New Generation,” stands in stark contrast with its colorful panels and modern architecture. Imagine stepping onto the linkway. You’re not merely walking between stations. You’re traversing a timeline. From the open-air linkway, glance down at the bustling traffic of Jalan Cheras below, the same road that the old railway tracks once crossed at a level crossing. As you walk, consider the history beneath your feet. The underground MRT station, a marvel of engineering, involved complex road diversions and decking during its construction, which began in 2012. Emerging into the air-conditioned MRT station, you’re greeted by the vibrant “New Generation” design. This isn’t just a station; it’s a testament to Kuala Lumpur’s dynamic spirit. The Maluri MRT Station Linkway Building is more than just a convenient transfer point. It embodies the city’s constant drive for progress, blending the old with the new in a seamless, symbolic journey.