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Kota Iskandar (كوتا إسكندر) ist seit 2008 das administrative Zentrum des malaiischen Bundesstaates Johor und befindet sich in Nusajaya, etwa 25 km von Johor Bahru entfernt. Der Komplex wurde im Zuge des Nusajaya Projekts (Teil des Entwicklungsprojektes Iskandar Malaysia) errichtet und ist heute der Sitz der Regierung und des Sultans von Johor. Auch das im Sultan-Ibrahim-Gebäude ansässige Staatssekretariat ist seitdem Teil der Anlage.

Geschichte

Im Zuge des Stadtentwicklungsprojekts Iskandar Malaysia entstanden Überlegungen für einen neuen Regierungssitz. Dieser wurde in der Region Nusajaya gefunden und als erstes Projekt der dortigen Entwicklungszone verwirklicht. Benannt ist der Komplex nach dem 2010 verstorbenen Sultan Iskandar, der zum Beginn der Bautätigkeiten Schirmherr von Iskandar Malaysia war.

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The administrative centre will consist of the State Assembly Building (now Bangunan Sultan Ismail), Chief Minister Complex (now Bangunan Dato' Jaafar bin Muhammad) and the Secretariat of the State of Johor. The buildings will face the kiblat (directions of Kaaba) and will be based on a Johor-Malay and Moorish architecture. The Chief Minister Complex and Secretary of State building will house the chief minister's office, state EXCO offices, Secretary of State office and many other departments. It is expected to have 21,480 square feet (1,996 m2) of office space in a five storey structure.[1]

Kota Iskandar is near the first phase of Nusajaya city, where Dataran Mahkota and two state department buildings will be built.

Kota Iskandar (formerly the Johor State New Administrative Centre) or also called "Crown Jewels" is the new administrative center of Johor state located in Nusajaya. Positioned about 25 kilometers from Johor Bahru, Kota Iskandar is close to PTP (PTP) in the west Iskandar Malaysia which connects Johor Bahru via Danga to Nusajaya and PTP in the west and Pasir Gudang and Tanjung Langsat in the east. Kota Iskandar development is the first phase of the project timeframe in which part of the Iskandar Malaysia development perojek. Contains the administrative center of Johor State Assembly building (Building Sultan Ismail), Complex General Minister and State Secretary Johor (Building Dato 'Jaafar Muhammad) as well as Crown Square area and two complexes of the State Department. [1]Inspired by the architecture of the Alhambra Palace, architectural buildings in Kota Iskandar contain features Andalusian-Moorish and Malay-Johor where all the buildings are built facing the Qiblah. [1] Building on the spot to get the influence of architecture Bugis, Javanese, Dutch, British and local indigenous ethnic groups. [2]

Building Sultan Ismail [3]Building Sultan Ismail Johor State Assembly is a four-storey building comprising of 114 State Assembly Legislative Assembly (Assembly) Johor, libraries, archives, operation room, banquet hall and hall. The building is also decorated with ornamental sites like Kasturi Home and Home Flower Medley and basic utilities such as prayer. [1]Building name was taken from the previous name of the late sultan of Johor, Sultan Ismail. The architecture of this building contains features Moorish-Andalus and design-Johor Malay. Motive plants such as pineapple, pepper and diamond emblazoned on the building. [4][edit]Building Dato 'Jaafar MuhammadBuilding Dato 'Jaafar Muhammad (BDJM) built with an area of ​​21.480 square feet up to five storeys. The complex includes office space chief minister, the offices of the State Executive Council (EXCO), the office of the Secretary of State and government departments. It has a capacity for 530 staff population. Equipped with a multi-purpose hall, surau, cafeteria, theater and parks field. [1]Building Name Dato 'Jaafar Muhammad taken on the name of the first Chief Minister of Johor, Dato' Jaafar bin Haji Muhammad, the father of Dato 'Onn Jaafar. Complex building was Chief Minister and State Secretary of Johor. The concept of this building is unique in that "house in the park". Natural beauty such as open space, parks and water features become a key element in the building. [5]