12 May 2026 | MIID Office, Solaris Dutamas, Kuala Lumpur
he Association of Construction Project Managers Malaysia (ACPM) paid a courtesy visit to the Malaysian Institute of Interior Designers (MIID) on 12 May 2026, as part of ACPM’s continuing efforts to strengthen professional relationships across Malaysia’s construction and built environment industry.
The visit provided a warm and engaging platform for both organisations to get to know each other, share their respective roles and initiatives, and explore potential areas for future collaboration.
Getting to Know ACPM and MIID
During the session, ACPM introduced the Association, its role in representing and advancing the construction project management profession, as well as its ongoing professional development and industry initiatives.
ACPM also shared information on the CIDB Certified Construction Project Manager (CCPM) competency certification and the importance of strengthening professional competency among construction Project Managers.
In return, MIID shared its organisational background, its role within the interior design profession and some of the initiatives being undertaken for its members and the wider industry.
Connecting Across Professional Disciplines
Construction and the built environment bring together professionals from many different disciplines, each contributing their respective expertise towards the successful delivery of projects.
The engagement with MIID provided ACPM with valuable insight into another important segment of the built environment profession and created an opportunity for both organisations to better understand their respective roles within the wider industry ecosystem.
The session was conducted in a particularly warm, open and engaging atmosphere, allowing both sides to exchange perspectives and ideas while identifying areas of common professional interest.
Exploring Future Collaboration
The courtesy visit also provided an opportunity to explore possibilities for future collaboration between ACPM and MIID, particularly in areas involving professional development, knowledge sharing, industry engagement and multidisciplinary collaboration.
ACPM believes that stronger connections between professional organisations can help bridge different disciplines and encourage greater understanding and cooperation across the project delivery ecosystem.
Strengthening the Built Environment Community
ACPM extends its sincere appreciation to MIID for the warm welcome and hospitality extended to the ACPM delegation.
It was a truly enjoyable and meaningful session, providing an opportunity not only to introduce our respective organisations, but also to build new professional connections and friendships within the industry.
ACPM looks forward to maintaining this positive relationship and exploring opportunities to work together in supporting a stronger, more connected and collaborative built environment community.
Association of Construction Project Managers Malaysia (ACPM)
Agent of Change for a Productive Malaysia