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Features

Angkasapuri Broadcasting Centre is located in the beautiful son of Kuala Lumpur City Hall. The building was erected with a height of 10-floors above the vast area of about 33-acres and take to the Federal Highway linking Kuala Lumpur to Petaling jaya. 7-levels of being reserved for office use. Each floor has an area of 11.000-square feet. In this building the administrative work and planning done for publishing and broadcasting. At the south of this building is a 2-storey building used for the work of publishing and broadcasting. In this building there are several recording studios and the broadcast room: it is here that the plans published and television stations. Both 7-storey blocks of the administration building and 2-levels division publishing and broadcasting is connected by a porch and a reception hall to be a broadcast of the largest complex in Southeast Asia.

Publication of this Angkasapuri complex in which the Ministry of Information and Television Department is first placed Broadcasting House.

It has the following parts:

  • Main Building - administration building for the Broadcasting Department.
  • Wisma Televisyen - served for television stations such: TV1 and TV2 it was officially opened to public on 6 November 1969.
  • Wisma Radio - served for radio stations such: Klasik Nasional FM (Malay), Muzik FM (Malay), TraXX FM (English), Ai FM (Chinese), Minnal FM (Tamil), Asyik FM (Indigenous) and Voice of Malaysia (International) it was officially opened to public on 9 May 1972.
  • Bangunan Rentak 50 - served for Radio and Television of Malaysia Philharmonic Orchestra.
  • International Broadcast Centre (IBC) - RTM's engineering department and other departments are located to initially only used for foreign international broadcast stations it was opened on 1 January 1988.
  • Wisma Berita RTM - RTM's news department have been moved here radio and television it was officialy opened to innaugurated by the 16th Malaysian Minister of Information, Communication, Arts and Culture's Yang Berhormat Dato' Seri Utama Doctor Rais Yatim on 6 June 2012 at 16:00 MST by the Georgetown (Penang Island), Genting Highlands (Pahang) and Kuala Lumpur (Klang Valley).
  • Auditorium - home to major live broadcast here it was also known as the Great and Audiotorium.
  • Auditorium P. Ramlee - named after the artist the late Teuku Zakaria Bin Teuku Nyak Puteh.

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