Goldenduck Malaysia returned to ARCHIDEX 2026, Asia’s Leading Architecture Business Event, held at MITEC from 29 July to 1 August 2026. For our third consecutive year at the international architecture, interior design and building exhibition, we took a more artistic and functional approach to booth design — moving beyond a conventional product display to create a space where audio-visual technology, design and sensory experience come together.
This year, three key experiences shaped the showcase: 3D Projection Mapping, The Speaker Art Wall, and a dedicated Home Cinema Room. Each explored a different way audio-visual technology can become part of the spatial experience.
The 3D Projection Mapping experience, supported by Appotronics and powered by AiMapper, took visual storytelling a step further. Visitors could use AI to prompt and create their own visual and video animations, transforming the projection surface into a dynamic canvas. The experience demonstrated how projection technology can move beyond traditional screen viewing to create more immersive and imaginative experiences within a space. From hospitality and cultural spaces to art and experiential environments, projection mapping can become another creative layer in spatial design. If your project calls for immersive visuals or projection mapping, we are ready to sit down, understand the space and explore what is possible together.
We extended this spirit of collaboration through a projection mapping collaboration with neighbouring partner Aerahaus, while QiLS Lighting helped shape the atmosphere and Ottimo Arte acoustic panels were integrated as a functional curtain element. Together, these collaborations reflected our belief that thoughtful spaces are created when different expertise, materials and disciplines come together.
At the centre of this approach was The Speaker Art Wall, anchored by the statement: “Sound has a form. Form has a voice.” Each speaker represented a different approach to integrating technology with design, inviting visitors to rethink audio not simply as equipment, but as an architectural element that contributes to the character, atmosphere and experience of a space. More importantly, the wall reflected how we approach every project: understanding the client’s needs, lifestyle and spatial design, before carefully selecting and professionally integrating the right solutions for the space.
The highlight of the showcase was our compact Home Cinema Room, featuring a Paradigm speaker system from Canada and demonstrating how a dedicated space can deliver an immersive Dolby Atmos experience even within a smaller footprint. From room planning and acoustic considerations to speaker positioning and system integration, the setup showed that great cinematic experiences begin with thoughtful design — not simply the size of the room.
More than an exhibition display, the showcase reflected a broader shift in how residential spaces are being designed. Architects and interior designers are increasingly expected to create complete environments where aesthetics, functionality and performance work together. Goldenduck MY supports this process through professional audio-visual consultation, system design and integration — from architectural speakers and home entertainment systems to dedicated home cinema and immersive visual experiences.
We thank everyone who visited our booth, experienced the showcases and shared ideas with our team.
The conversation continues at the CINEMAGICA Sound & Vision Gallery in Damansara Perdana, Petaling Jaya, where homeowners, architects and interior designers can experience our solutions in a fully demonstrated environment and explore possibilities for their next project.
Contact us at 016-228 9143 to arrange a gallery visit.

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