JALAN ALOR site analysis

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KEY PLAN


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LOCATION PLAN


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SITE PLAN

Scale 1:200

State: Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Site Area : 788.59 sqm

Climate : Tropical Rainforest

Current Program : Car Park (RM10 per day)Land Type : Commercial


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HISTORY TIMELINE OF BUKIT BINTANG


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LANDMARK


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Highway Access

ACCESS TO JALAN ALOR


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TRAFFIC CIRCULATION

MORNINGVehicle Circulation


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Noon Vehicle Circulation

TRAFFIC CIRCULATION

AFTERNOONVehicle Circulation


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TRAFFIC CIRCULATION

NIGHTVehicle Circulation


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Walking Distance From Bus Station

TRANSPORTATION (Bus)


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Walking Distance From Monorail Station

TRANSPORTATION (Monorail)


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KUALA LUMPUR HOP ON HOP OFF TOURISM BUSEVERYDAY9am to 8pm

TICKETING PRICE - Normal RM45( Per day)

TRANSPORTATION (Tourism Bus)


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THE BESTOUTDOOR FOOD PARK AT NIGHT!

http://www.tourism.gov.my/en/es/experiences/top-25-experiences/3


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video


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The siteHotel

Residential

TYPOLOGY


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The siteFood

TYPOLOGY


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The siteMassage Parlour

TYPOLOGY


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The site

Massage Parlour

Hotel

Residential

Food

Mix-Used

TYPOLOGY


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Quiet street

-Less pedestrian in

Morning and night.

Lively Street

-Vendor illegally selling good on road side-Pedestrian scale sense of belonging

-Food smell

Main Street

-Transportation passed by

give a sense of chaotic

SECTION ANALYSIS


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Parking Lot

-Max 52 cars to park

from day to night

Lively Street

-Transportation passed by

give a sense of chaotic

Privatization of Public Space

-Vendors set up their stall on

the road causing road blockage

and in sufficient pedestrian walkway.

Inaccessible 5 foot walkway

-Shop owner places the goods

and stalls on walkway causingBlockage of walkway.


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VIEWS FROM SITE


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VIEWS TO SITE


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VIEW ANALYSIS

HIGH RISE BUILDING

FEDERAL HOTEL

TIMES SQUARE

HECTIC STREETHIGH RISE

RESIDENTIAL

PROPOSED

SITE WITH5 MAX STOREY

HEIGHTS


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CLIMATE

ANALYSIS

50-60% of the site is shadedby Pokok Angsana

(Pterocarpus indicus) from 8-10am.

A gathering area around 8-10am under the shade is

recommended.

Encourage outdoor activity during morning time.

Sun Path Analysis

Morning (8am) Noon (12pm)

Afternoon (4pm)


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CLIMATE

Wind Direction Prevailing wind coming from the

east and south

Drainage System Ponding water on site during heavy rain

G O ( )


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VEGETATION (At site)

Angsana TreeScientific Name: Pterocarpus indicu s

Family: Fabaceae (Leguminosae)

Large deciduous tree

Grows up to 40m tall

2 m in diameter

Dome-shaped crown

Yellow flowers that are faintly fragrant

Bloom for only a day

Rain down the next morning

PEDESTRIAN PATH


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PEDESTRIAN PATH


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PEDESTRIAN DENSITY AND NODES

2 3 4Bus stopsJunctions Temporary stalls/vendorsPermanent stalls

MORNING (8AM-12PM)

The usual breakfast location

for the locals and elderly to

gather and chit-chat.

Intersection where pedestrians

comes from Jln Bukit Bintang &

Jln Sultan Ismail towards Jln Alor.2

Bus stops that are used to cater

the local communities and

foreigners before working hours.3

Temporary food stalls that areset-up on certain time to cater

the community.4

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AFTERNOON (12PM-6PM)


1 2 3 4Permanent stalls Junctions Intersection Temporary stalls/vendors

Stalls set-up to cater the

locals, blue and white collar

workers during lunch hour.



Jln Sultan Ismail towards Jln Alor.


comes from Jln Changkat and Jln

Bukit Bintang towards Jln Alor.

Temporary food stalls that areset-up on certain time to cater

the community.

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S S O S


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1 2 3 4Permanent stalls Junctions Bus stops Pedestrian Zebra Crossing

NIGHT (6PM-10PM)

Food stalls busy operating period

as tourists and locals starts to

flood the Jalan Alor street.



Jln Sultan Ismail towards Jln Alor.

Bus stops that are used to

cater the local communities and

foreigners(in and out of site).

Intersection point of pedestrianscoming from Lot 10, BB plaza

and Times Square

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STREET ACTIVITIESTengkat Tong Shin

Locals Hangout

Spot- seating / waiting areain the morning

Street Cleaning- cleanliness maintained alongthe street

Food Stalls- breakfast for locals and backpackers (residence

and guesthouses nearby)

DAYTIME (8AM-4PM)


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STREETACTIVITIESJalan Alor

Daily Chores- more locals in

the morning

Loading/Unloading

Goods

- limits the car parkavailability

Fruit Stall- locals convenience,

but blocked pedestrian

walkway

Dining- nearly no

customer(morning)- less customers(afternoon)

Temporary Food Vendors- serve locals and foreign

workers, but blocked

pedestrian walkway

DAYTIME (8AM-4PM)


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STREET ACTIVITIESJalan Alor

Furniture Setting Up- Slows down the traffic

flow

Stall Setting Up- affordable prices on

goods

Temporary Food

Vendor- variety choices of

street food

Dining- tourists and foodies fill

the food outlets

Street Performer- entertainment for

customers whiledining

NIGHT (6PM-3AM)


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STREET ACTIVITIESJalan Bukit Bintang

Police Patrol

- tourist are ease to get helpfrom them, high security

Loading/Unloading Goods

- slows down the traffic flow

Ample Taxis

- taxi drivers pick uptourists from hotels

Selling Goods

- affordable prices on goods

DAYTIME (8AM-4PM)


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PRIVATSATION OF PUBLIC SPACE


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TEMPORAL USERS TEMPORARY TREES ON SITE

LIMITED DESIGN SPACE

TRAFFIC JAM (Causes air and noise pollution)

PROPOSAL (Expansion of site)


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PROPOSAL (Expansion of site)

BEFORE799.65m

PROPOSALS


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ISSUE PROPOSAL TARGET USER

Lack of gathering places Communal gathering spaces Annual festive celebration

Temporary Shelter Soup kitchen

Cultural educational program

Local community

Tourists

Patrons

Foreign WorkerHomeless

Street Performers

Local community

Tourists

PROPOSALS

Social Issues

Diminishing Identity

PRECEDENT STUDIES


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PRECEDENT STUDIES

AUSTIN RESOURCE CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS

SURROUNDING CONTEXT


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SURROUNDING CONTEXT

Location: Austin, TX

Size: 2,490 m2

Urban setting

SITE RELIGIOUS COMMERCIAL

LODGINGADMINISTRATIVE

PROGRAMMES

sleeping rooms shower rooms health clinic classrooms/offices

The ARCH is designed to assess client needs, provide

information on how and where to access services, and

emergency needs of homeless adults. It also provides

sleeping areas for homeless people to rest, day or night, and

a Day Resource Center to get out of the elements during the

day.

Before ARCH was build..

But due to the increasing amount of homeless around

Austin city..

The site was a

public parking lot

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

Men and women gather inside of the

ARCH to charge their cell phone,

computers and to catch up on a nap.

The double height entrance which leads

to the health clinic and computer room.

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

A large commercial kitchen and dining room that serves

100 meals each night to those staying at the shelter.

The light wells are designed to light up

spaces in that has insufficient amount of

natural light, just to give the feeling of

warmth to the users.

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

A pavilion-like structure,

and on the roof is the

100-bed overnight

shelter, with a

panoramic view of the

city.

Sleeping rooms

that sleeps more

than 200 meneach night .

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

UNIQUE FEATURES


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UNIQUE FEATURES

The facility included a 13,000 gallon rain water collection system involving amanifold tank system which supplies to the users of the building.

RAINWATER COLLECTION

CAST IN-SITU CONCRETE

Tilt-up concrete frames, which were stack-

cast on a very restricted urban site, support

two floors of precast hollow-core panels. The

exposed structural framing system allowed

rapid and economical construction.

PRECEDENT STUDIES


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THE NEW GENERATION YOUTH COMMUNITY CENTRE

PRECEDENT STUDIES

Architects:


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SURROUNDING CONTEXT

SITE RELIGIOUS RESIDENTIAL RECREATIONAL

The site is situated in the center of

a residential area and an open

green space. These spaces

connect to form a dramatic internal

event landscape that resolves

complex site levels, engages and

welcomes visitors, and is alive with

activity and opportunity.

// ABOUT THE SITE

St. Philip The Apostle Church

Wellspark Residence

Sydenham Wellspark

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TNG Youth Community Centre

Architects:

RCKa

Location:

Wells Park Road, London,United Kingdom

Project Year:

2013

ABOUT THE CENTRE
http://www.rcka.co.uk/


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DESIGN CONCEPT

ABOUT THE CENTRE

PROGRAMMES

create flexible

building that reacts to

the constant evolution

of demands from its

users.

consistent

structural grid

defining rooms

and wall openings

large open plan areas

(as decided by the youth themselves)

wall climbing health clinic recording studios

cafe training kitchen IT suites

outdoor/indoor

games area

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

Training kitchen/caf and recording

studio are situated at the lower part of

the building.

Multi use open

space, mainly use for

outdoor games.

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

Main entrance situated at the

side, which acts as a mid-

landing, positively connecting

to all building levels.

Breakout space:

- A thermal buffer to the

external heat.

SPATIAL LAYOUT


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SPATIAL LAYOUT

A large central hall which is wider for

informal performance areas.

Double and triple-height

spaces; creating different

views between the floors and

rooms.

MATERIALITY


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MATERIALITY

The interior is lined with exposed

structural timber panels with a

subtle white wash, chosen to add

warmth and to age with use.

Large open spaces can

develop a bright and vibrant

environment.

Reflective foil-faced insulation

beneath the external cladding acts

as a filtering for the sunlight rays,

giving the interior a cozy feeling.

The appearance and personality of the building changes

dramatically, depending on the light and weather, and the

time or day or year.

PRECEDENT STUDIES


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BABA NYONYA HERITAGE MUSEUM(local cultural programmes)

PRECEDENT STUDIES

ABOUT THE MUSEUM


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Opened in: 1986

No. 48 & 50

Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock,

Malacca

It is a living museum, built to revive MalaysiasPeranakan

identity and heritage. It is located in Jalan Tun Tan Cheng

Lock, a street adjacent to the Jonker Walk.

Baba Nyonya

Heritage MuseumLocated adjacent to the famous Jonker

Street, TOURIST HOTSPOT.

Various galleries to showcasethe heritage of Peranakans.

To educate the

community/tourists on

the life of Peranakans.

Preserved interior/exterior of

the shop house- museum.

CONCLUSION


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AUSTIN RESOURCE

CENTER FOR

HOMELESS

THE NEW GENERATION

COMMUNITY CENTREBABA NYONYA

HERITAGE MUSEUM

JALAN ALOR

FUTURE

DEVELOPMENT

Overcome the homeless issue. To adapt the needs of the youth.To educate the locals and

tourists on the heritage.

To implement a diverse

local cultureto the site.

SITEISSUE

SITECONTEXT

Commercial area. Residential area.

TARGETUSERS

Homeless

Medical officers

Tourists

Foreigners

Locals

Youths

Homeless

UNESCO site

Mixed use;

commercial,

residential and

cultural

Youths Kids Locals TouristsOffice workers

Volunteers


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