My work during degree and master

URBAN DESIGN PORTFOLIO 01AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI

SENIMAN VILLAGEEXPLORING THE CULTIVATED CITY THROUGH URBAN FORMS OF JOGJAKARTA

THE HARMONIC CONVERGENCE OF CULTURAL EVENT

PROJECT ABSTRACTKAMPUNG PAJEKSAN IS ONE FAMOUS VILLAGE WHICH IT HAVE A OWN CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE. IT LOCATED AT HEART OF MALIOBORO STREET WHICH IT IS ONE OF EARLIEST VILLAGE THAT FOUNDED DURING THE 18TH CENTURY . THE COMMUNITY WITHIN THE SITE AREA

2

MALIOBORO KG. PAJEKSAN

13.45 252paxPER ARCRE

700pax

ARCRE

STRATEGIC PLACEMENT

PAJEKSAN MALIOBORO

500mm

Local people of Pajeksan are alreadyinvolved in this famous culture events.Some parts of this village practiced gamelan,kethoprak and wayang kulit.

The location of Kampung Pajeksan is very strategic It is situated just 300m from Malioboro Street where Malioboro Street is one of the most busy place in Jogjakarta.

DILEMMA

Even this village is situated near Malioboro Street that very famous all around the world,the village development are very poor.The village is like left abandoned by the government.The culture inside Pajeksan is hidden by the famous and well-known Malioboro Street

THE LEFT VILLAGE

TO EMPOWER THE ROOT OF MALIOBORO LOCAL IDENTITY BY MEANS OF VITALIZING HERITAGE ART THAT EMBODIED WITHIN THE VILLAGES A NEW CONCEPT OF ART LIVING VILLAGE WHERE LOCAL PEOPLE ABLE TO ENLIVEN COMMUNITY ART HERITAGE AND PEOPLE GLOBALLY EXPERIENCED AND LEARN OF THEIR CULTURE AS WELL.

THE INSTITUITION OF HERITAGE ART IS THE BEST APPROACH PRACTICED WITHIN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO STREGHTEN THE LOCAL ESSENCE AS WELL AS ART PRACTICE. THIS METHOD ALSO TO INCUBATE THE

PROJECTING THE VILLAGE AS URBAN HERITAGE STAGE, PEOPLE EXPERIENCED WHAT IS HERITAGE ART ACTIVISTS.FRONT AND BACKSTAGE PROCESS. THE DEEPER LEARNING IS GAIN THROUGH THE EXPERIENCE OF BOTH PROCESSES/PREPARATION/ESSANCE.

MALIOBORO STREET

KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN

ECONOMY

20232013

CULTURE

MALIOBORO STREET KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN

20232013

DILEMMA, POTENTIAL AND HYPOTHESIS

HYPOTHESIS

THEORY

KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN WILL BE THE HEART TO EDUCATE, EXPE-RIENCE AND CONSUME THE CULTURAL PRODUCTS BY THE COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC.

arts are good for people, the arts being used historically as a tool for social organization and normalization Lash , 2006

The bigger achievement is to try to create something so deeply rooted that it can stand firm against the global takeover by interest groups

Hufford and Miller, 2006

THE IDEA OF CULTURE CONSERVATION ISEMBEDDED IN THE AIM OF THIS DESIGN. THE COMMUNITY WILL STILL PRACTICING THEIR CULTURE EVEN THEY ARE LIVING IN THE HEART OF A CITY. THERE ARE POTENTIAL CULTURAL VALUES SPOTTED IN BETWEEN HOUSES AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF INJECTING URBAN CULTURAL VALUE INTO KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN IS VERY HIGH.

THE HARMONIC CONVERGENCE IS FORM BASED ON THE INTERLOCKING OF THREE FILLED OUT STRATEGIES. FIRST STRATEGY IS TO INTRODUCE THE ART KNOWLEDGE TO THE LOCAL RESIDENTS AND TOURISTS. THERE WILL BE STUDIOS/WORKSHOPS (GAMELAN, KETHOPRAK, BATIK PROCESS-ING, WAYANG KULIT AND ETC).

SECONDLY, THIS HARMONIC CONVERGENCE VILLAGE IS AIMED TO BE A BUSINESS HUB. THE LOCAL RESIDENTS WILL BE EXPOSED IN MARKETING KNOWLEDGE WHERE THEY WILL BE MARKETING THEIR OWN ART PRODUCTS. AS LOCAL COMMUNITY, THEY ARE GRANTED FOR HAVING THEIR OWN COMMERCIAL ZONE TO COMMERCIALISE THE ART PRODUCTS THAT HAVE BEEN DONE BY THEMSELVES. INDIRECTLY, THIS WILL BE GIVING THE INCOME OPPORTUNITY FOR LOCALS.

THE LAST STRATEGY IS BY ORGANIZING LIVE PERFORMANCES IN THIS VILLAGE. THERE WILL BE VARIETIES OF CULTURE PERFORMANCES SUCH AS GAMELAN, KETHOPRAK, WAYANG KULIT.

ALL THESE STRATEGIES ARE PROPOSED TO BE SETTING IN THE EXISTING STREETS.THE STREETS (MAIN ACCESS FOR PAJEKSAN VILLAGERS) WILL BE UTILIZED TO ACCOMMODATE ALL PROPOSED PROGRAMMES AND ALSO FUNC-TIONED AS INTERACTION DEVICE BETWEEN THE LOCAL RESIDENTS.

the street is a room by agreementA community room the walls of which belong to the donors.The ceiling is the sky Louis I. Kahn

ART EDUCATION

THE STREET

COMMUNITY COMMUNITYTHE

STREET

TO EMPOWER THE ROOT OF MALIOBORO LOCAL IDENTITY BY MEANS OF VITALIZING HERITAGE ART THAT EMBODIED WITHIN THE VILLAGES A NEW CONCEPT OF ART LIVING VILLAGE WHERE LOCAL PEOPLE ABLE TO ENLIVEN COMMUNITY ART HERITAGE AND PEOPLE GLOBALLY EXPERIENCED AND LEARN OF THEIR CULTURE AS WELL.

THE INSTITUITION OF HERITAGE ART IS THE BEST APPROACH PRACTICED WITHIN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO STREGHTEN THE LOCAL ESSENCE AS WELL AS ART PRACTICE. THIS METHOD ALSO TO INCUBATE THE

PROJECTING THE VILLAGE AS URBAN HERITAGE STAGE, PEOPLE EXPERIENCED WHAT IS HERITAGE ART ACTIVISTS.FRONT AND BACKSTAGE PROCESS. THE DEEPER LEARNING IS GAIN THROUGH THE EXPERIENCE OF BOTH PROCESSES/PREPARATION/ESSANCE.

JALAN DAGEN

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

ZONING

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

SCHOOL SHOPLOT

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN DAGEN

HOTEL/ HOMESTAY

BUILT FORM

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

VOID

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

MOVEMENT

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

SURAU/COMMUNITY

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

POPULATION

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

PADESTRIAN/MOTORCYCLE/TRISHAW

JALAN DAGEN

SITE BOUNDARY

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

RESIDENTIAL

13.45AQRE

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

ACCESSIBILITY

JALAN MALIOBORO

JALAN PAJEKSAN

JALAN DAGEN

HOSTEL/RENTED HOUSE

DATA FINDING

123

2012MIGRATION OF PEOPLE ESTABLISHMENT OF HOTEL AND COMMERCIAL

1970MIGRATION OF PEOPLEESTABLISHMENT OF COMMERCIAL

PRIMARY ROAD ESTABLISHGOVERMENT CHINESE SCHOOLDALEM JONONEGERAN

1925

165HOUSING

65%ACTIVE INCULTURE ART

JALAN

PAJEKS

AN

JALAN DAGE

N

JALAN MALIBOROACCOMODATION

SCHOOL

URBAN FABRIC MORPHOLOGY

HERITAGE EVENTTHE CITY OF MALIOBORO ARE RICH IN CULTURE AND HERITAGE VALUES. THE CITY ITSELF ARE WELL KNOWN FOR ITS HERITAGE EVENTS AND PERFORMANCES ART. THROUGHOUT THE YEARS, MALIOBORO ARE FLOODED WITH TOURIST ESPECIALLY COME FOR THE LOCAL EVENTS AND HERITAGE EXPERIENCES. NEVERTHELESS, THE LOCAL PEOPLE OF MALIOBORO ARE THE SUCCESSOR OF THE CULTURE HERITAGE. THE WAYANG, KETHOPRAK AND OTHER HERITAGE EVENT STILL BEEN PRACTICING AND CELEBRATE IN THE URBAN SETTING. THEY ALSO VERY ATTACH AND PARTICIPATE IN CULTURE EVENTS THAT VITALIZE THE MALIOBORO IDENTITY.

ART CRAFT EATING WAYANG KULIT COSTUME EXHIBITION ENTERTAINMENT

BABAK KAMPUNG

KETHOPRAK

JALAN PAJEKSAN

HOST

JALAN MALIOBORO

TYPE OF EVENT

PENCAK FESTIVAL

PESTA RAKYAT JOGJA

CHIN

ESE C

ULTU

RE

WEEK

MALIOBORO

ANNUALYEAR EVENTS

112

211

10 3

4

5

67

8

9

MALIOB

ORO

FEST

IVAL

FEST

IVAL

KESE

NIA

NJO

GJA

FEST

IVAL

APE

MAN

JOGJA JAVA FESTIVAL

MALANG DANCE FESTIVAL

BABA

D KA

MPU

NG

TYPOLOGYTYPOLOGY OF EVENTS

GAMELAN (INSTRUMENTS, INDEPENDENCE PERFORMANCE )

GAMELAN INSTRUMENTS

PEDHALANG & SINDEN

C1

COMPLETE SET OF GAMELANPAX = 18 PERSON

AREA = 40m

B1

A1

C2

B2

A2

TWO COMPLETE SET OF GAMELANPAX = 33 PERSON

AREA = 80m

THREE COMPLETE SET OF GAMELANPAX = 48 PERSON

AREA = 120mC3

B3

A3

WAYANG (KULIT, KARUCIL, GOLEK)

WAYANG STAGE

C1

WAYANG STAGE AND GAMELANAREA = 18.96m

B1

A1

C2

B2

A2

C3

B3

A3




D1 D2 D3

TYPOLOGYPERFORMANCE STAGE (KETHOPRAK, RAMAYANA, BEKSAN, WAYANG WONG)

PERFORMANCE STAGE PAX = 4 PERSONAREA = 32.00m

A1 A2 A3 A4




B1 B2 B3 B4

B1 B2 B3 B4

B1 B2 B3 B4

PAX = 50 PERSONAREA = 16.875m



A1 A2 A3

B1 B2B4

C1C2 C3 C4

STAGGERED STAGE LINEAR STAGEAREA FOR 1 PERSON = 0.34m

B3

TYPOLOGY OF AUDIENCE

SINGLE VOL

UME

SINGLE VO

LUME

SINGLE VO

LUME

DOUBLE FL

OOR

DOUBLE FL

OOR

WITH BALC

ONY

SINGLE VOL

UME

SINGLE VO

LUME

WITH A SH

OP

SINGLE VO

LUME

WITH A SH

OP

SINGLE VO

LUME

WITH A SH

OP

TYPOLOGY

LINEAR JUNCTION L-SHAPE SQUARE

560 M2 580 M2 600 M2 1500 M

TYPOLOGY OF EXISTING STREET

TYPOLOGY OF EXISTING HOUSE

PROGRAM MECHANISM

DESIGN STRATEGY

EVENT TIMELINE PROPOSAL

ART CRAFT,STREET ART GALLERY, EXISTING HOUSING

ACCOMMODATION

BUSINESSART CRAFT,COSTUME WALK, EXISTING HOUSING

ACCOMMODATION

EXISTING COMMERCIAL, EXISTING HOUSING

HYPOTHETICAL PROGRAMMES

EXHIBITION, ENTERTAINMENT

PERFORMANCE, RELAXING,

EATING, BUSINESS EXISTING HOUSINGEXISTING HOUSING

ACCOMMODATION

BUSINESS

DIAGRAMMATIC SECTION

DESIGN STRATEGY

DESIGN PRINCIPLE

LIVING UNITS

POCKECTS OF CAFETARIA

DESIGN MECHANISM

LIVING UNITS

POCKECTS OF CAFETARIA

STREET ART GALLERYPERFORMANCE ART STAGE

DESIGN STRATEGY

PROGRAM MECHANISM

ROMANCING THE CULTIVATED CITY @ SENTUL (e)LYMPIOUS UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, MALAYSIA

THERAPEUTIC CENTERTHE FUTURE ART OF HEALING

PROJECT ABSTRACT

Healthcare buildings should be designed to suit the practice of medicine physically, emotionally and spiritually

architects could create an environment that not only allow practice of medicine means of healing but allowing comfort, emotionally stable and spiritually at ease

World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology 29 2009

ARE PATIENT GETTING SICK OR CURED IN HOSPITAL?

THEY ARE ISOLATED FROM THE WORLD

SOURCE :WWW.TED.COM

ENVIROMENT

ENVIROMENT

EXPERIECING THROUGH HOLOGRAM TREATMENT

AVERAGE TIME 1/2 YEARS SPENDIN HOSPITAL

Mental hospitals 'treat patients like prisoners'

By 2112 Future medical technology has given us brain-computer interfaces, nano-robots, gene manipulation, robotic surgery, synthetic organs, organ cloning, individualized drugs, bionic body parts and cryogenic sleep. This kind of tech-nology is happening in the here and now.

The coming revolution in medicine will offer us the chance to engage in our own health in ways we have never done before. It will let us monitor and improve the health of others, and it will very much be televised. It will collapse time and space. Well carry our own medical records with us, access diagnosis and treatment suggestions, have the ability to be directly and immediately in touch with caregivers, which will help us achieve healthy outcomes Applications are being developed for the treatment of chronic diseases and for rehabilitation that will combine entertainment and medical care.

ISSUE & DILEMMAEventhough the medical technologies is improved around the world, the increasing of technology can cause a traumatic experience through a hardship life. As example, Japan the most advanced country in the world have an issue to be the most high sucide rate in the world. Europe, and America also have been listed with the most high citizen with a mental disorder.

In this years, in Malaysia about 10% of Malaysian Citizen have been effect by mental illness problem. If this not been solve, by 2113 Malaysia through a technology geeks, Malaysia also can be effected and been list.

100,000per yearSource: World Health Organization

2011

SUCIDE RATE

7%average per year

2113170,000

CAUSE

Genetic & Age

LOVE FAMILY

Psychological trauma

Environmental stressors

FIRED

JOB

10%FROM MALAYSIA POPULATION292,400

SOURCE : NEW STRAITS TIME ,10 OCTOBER 2013Deputy director-general of Health (Public Health), Datuk Dr Lokman Hakim

193 BILION USD per year spend for mental ilness

MENTAL ILNESS

SOURCE : WORLD HEALTH ORGRANIZATION ( WHO )

HYPOTHESISThe question is, are patient getting sick or cured in hospital? Especially for people who have long term sickness like mental illness. They are isolated from the world. The concept of Therapeutic urbanism is about create a healing space within the environment.

The first level is to help individuals with persistent and serious mental illness to develop the emotional, social and intel-lectual skills needed to live, learn and work in the community with the least amount of professional support and a through the enviroment space. It will enabling persons with persistent and serious mental illness to live a normal life in the community it will shift away from an illness model towards a model of functional disability

The second level is by using the environment and urban fabric surrouding, it has a community that will accept the individ-ual, and heal them within the environment. It wil heal base on the individual problem. The Physical Therapy, Recreational therapy, Spritual Therapy and Art therapy environment wil a play role as concept for the Therapeutic urbanism.

A therapeutic urbanism may heal on two levels: on the level of the individual, of the citizen/user, and on that of the urban fabric. Action is by the individual, moved by both practical need and resonant memory. SOURCE : AYSSAR ARIDA ,THERAPTIC URBANISM , QUANTUM CITY

INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITYSPACE

PHSYCHOBIOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY

SOCIO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS

PROTECTIVE FACTORMedication

Skill BuildingSosial Support

Impartments Disabilities

HANDICAP

VULNERABILITY, STRESS AND PROTECTIVE MODEL OF PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITA-

TION (LIBERMAN 1995)

RELIGION

COM

PETI

TION

EDUCATION

ENVIROMENTElectroconvulsive therapyphysical therapy

Cognitive behavioral therapySystemic therapy Virtual reality

exposure therapysimulated real environments through digital mediaoffers a sense of realism in a safe environment

PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTRE

MEDICAL FACILITIES

SENTUL (e)LYMPIOUS KL, MALAYSIA

AREA 28.872km

THE PROPOSED MASTER PLAN SETTING IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF KUALA LUMPUR, SPECIFICALLY IN THE NORTH-ERN BOUNDARY OF KUALA LUMPURS CITY CENTRE. THE SITE IS SITUATED INSIDE SENTUL-MANJELARA DISTRICT, ONE OF THE 6 DISTRICTS INCLUDED IN THE FEDERAL TERRITORY. IT IS ALSO ONE OF THE LARGEST DISTRICT WITH AN AREA OF 46.098 KM.WITH REFERENCE TO THE KL STRUCTURE PLAN 2020, SENTUL-MANJELARA IS THE 2ND MOST POPULATED DISTRICT IN KUALA LUMPUR WITH A TOTAL POPULATION OF 445, 025 PEOPLE AND THE RECORD-ED DENSITY OF 9,645 PERSON/SQM. THE ACTUAL SETTING IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTHERN REGION OF SENTUL-MAN-JELARA DISTRICT, DIRECTLY ON THE CITY CENTRE BOUNDARY WHICH POSSESS A DIRECT GATEWAY INTO THE CITY CENTRE. THE PROPOSED SETTING HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AND IT POSESS A TOTAL AREA OF 8.872 KM AND A DENSI-TY RATE OF 35 PERSON/SQM.

MASTER PLAN SETTING

COMMERCIAL GREEN AND OPEN SPACE RIVER AND WATER ELEMENT

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

RESIDENTIAL GREEN AND OPEN SPACE INSTITUTIONAL

ECO - DEVELOPMENT

INTEGRATED TRANSPORT PEDESTRIAN AND BICYLE NETWORK BOATING AND WATER TAXI

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

SONGDO IBD PROJECTION

35 acre

38 acre

75 acre

14 acre

30 acre

188 acre

297 acre

27 acre

30 acre

961%

=4000 people

BY GENERATING BIOMIMETIC PRINCIPLES IT IS ASSURED THAT THE PRINCIPLES ARE ADJUSTED IN AN OPTIMUM WAY TO THE PROBLEMS STATED IN BIOMIMETICS AND REFLECT THE ISSUES TACKLED WITHIN. ALSO, BY APPLYING BIOMIMETIC PRINCIPLES THE IDENTIFIED SOLUTIONS HAVE A HIGH POTENTIAL OF BEING MORE SUITABLE FOR BIOMIMETIC TRANSFER.

TOTA

L PO

PULA

TION

DE

NSIT

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=75642 people

=4000 people

=5 people

PROJECT INFO:

_SONGDO IBD, INCHEON, KOREA

_SENTUL ELYMPIOUS, KL, MALAYSIA AREA: 6.8 km

VISION: SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS DISTRICT

LAND USE:

AREA: 8.872 km VISION: TOWARDS ECO-DIGITAL HUMANISM

LAND USE:

SMART CITY/UBIQUITOS CITY.

1996-2017/10-YEAR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT

INTERBATIONAL BUSSINESS, IT, BT and R&D hub.

40% OF ITS AREA RESERVED FOR GREEN SPACE 26KM OF BICYCLE LANES PROVIDE CHARGING STATION FOR ELECTRIC VEHICLES

PROVIDE WASTE COLLECTION SYSTEM THAT ELIMINATES TRASH TRUCK BASED ON 6 CORE DESIGN GOALS WHICH IS OPEN SPACE, TRANSPORTATION, WATER, ENERGY USE, RECYCLING, OPERATIONS

BY GENERATING BIOMIMETIC PRINCIPLES IT IS ASSURED THAT THE PRINCIPLES ARE AD-JUSTED IN AN OPTIMUM WAY TO THE PROBLEMS STATED IN BIOMIMETICS AND REFLECT THE ISSUES TACKLED WITHIN. ALSO, BY APPLYING BIOMIMETIC PRINCIPLES THE IDENTIFIED SOLUTIONS HAVE A HIGH POTENTIAL OF BEING MORE SUITABLE FOR BIOMIMETIC TRANS-FER.

A

E

BTECHNOLOGY PARK

SENTUL - MANJALARA FLAGSHIP2113

DOWNTOWN

DART AND CULTURE PARK

CENTRAL PARK C TRANSIT HUB

BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT

BASIC SKILL

RESTORATION

PREPARATION

COMMUNITY PROCESS

TREATMENT PROCESS

AGENCY

FUNCTION IN COMMUNITY LIVING

VALUES

DOMINANT FACTOR

PROCESS

SPACE AND ENVIROMENT

PERSON

DESIGN IDEA

THERAPHY STRATEGY PROCESS

SOURCE : AYSSAR ARIDA ,THERAPTIC URBANISM , QUANTUM CITY

INDIVIDUAL COMMUNITY

A therapeutic urbanism may heal on two levels: on the level of the individual, of the citizen/user, and on that of the urban fabric. Action is by the individual, moved by both practical need and resonant memory.

THERAPEUTIC URBANISM

SPACE

PYHSICAL SPACE

PSYCHOLOGICAL SPACE

VIRTUAL SPACE

BIOLOGICAL SPACE

SPACEFOR

THERAPHY

THE ENVIRONMENT THAT VARY IN NATURE OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE, NEED, AND DECIPLINE

THE TREATMENT THAT VARY IN NATURE OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE, NEED, AND DECIPLINE

THE CONNECTION BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL GROUPS NOT JUST LOCALLY BUT ALSO TO THE

WIDER COMMUNITY THROUGH TECHNOLOGY.

THE INDIVIDUALS PHYSICAL AND MENTAL ABILITY TO ENGAGE WITH A WIDE RANGE OF

PHYSICAL DISABBILITIES

DESIGN IDEA

HEALTH COMMUNITY

THERAPHY

MEDICATION ECONOMY

DESIGN BY NATURE

CENTRAL NETWORK

VIRTUAL TOWER

FORM

ACTIVITY

IMAGE

THERAPTIC URBANISM

MEDICAL SPACE PLANNING

LANDSCAPE INTERGRATED BUIDLINGS

PEDESTRIANIZATION

CIRCLE CENTER-GRID SYSTEM

INTERCONNECTION ENVIROMENT AND THERAPY

CENTRALIZE LANDMARK

URBAN RESTORATION

VIRTUAL THERAPTIC REALM

TREATMENT

DESIGN PRINCIPLETHERAPEUTIC URBANISM

EQUAL RELATION TO LANSCAPE MORPOHOLOGY EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN MASS, VOID AND ORGANISM

INJECTION OF PROGRAMS BY NEED CENTRE OF GRAVITY IN THE URBAN

RESTORATION OF EXISTING DAMAGE FABRIC RESERVATION OF PHYSICAL FABRIC OF SPACE, VOID BECOME SOLID -Rachel Whiteread

PROCESS

SPACE AND ENVIROMENT

PERSON

FRAMEWORKST

AGE

2 :C

OMM

UNIT

YTH

E TR

EATM

ENT

PROC

ESS

SPIRITUAL THERAPY

PHYSICAL THERAPY

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

ART THERAPY

EMOTIONAL THERAPY

RECRETIONAL THERAPY

LABORATORY

RESIDENTIAL

DOCTOR RESIDENTIAL

MOSQUE

GREEN PARK THERAPY

SCHOOL

HOTEL

MEDICAL CENTRAL

PATIENT SHOP

SPORT CENTRE

GALLERY

STUDIO

SPRITUAL THERAPY

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

ART THERAPY

RECRETIONAL THERAPY

LABOROTARY

DOCTOR RESIDENTIAL

SCHOOL

SPORT CENTRE

SKILL

SKILL

AGENCY

VALUE

SKILL

BEHAVIOUR

SKILL

BEHAVIOUR

AGENCY

ENVIROMENT

VALUE

VALUE

VALUE

VALUE

SKILL

BUILDING MASSING

RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL PUBLIC FACILITIES

EXISTIING ROAD NETWORK EXISTING GREENARY EXISTING WATER ELEMENT

PUBLIC PARK

OUTDOOR VOID

CENTRALISE BOUNDARY

PARCEL 3LOVE

PARCEL 4ART

PARCEL 9SPRITUAL

PARCEL 1WATER

PARCEL 2ISLAMIC

PARCEL 6BIONIC

SITE POTENTIAL

ZONING MORPHOLOGY

MASSING AND PLANNING PRINCIPLE

VOLUMETRIC PROJECTION

1OO POPULATIONPROJECTION 2013 2113

75642 18064252174

YEARS

acreAVERAGE GROWTHPER YEARS

PROPOSED SITE

60 acre

4.2%313 X 87

18700POPULATION


GALLERY

ART CLASS

PHYSICAL THERAPYCENTRE

RECREATIONAL THERAPY

SPRITUAL THERAPY

PRESENTATION

VIRTUAL REALITY THERAPY

HOTEL

RND

MALL

RESIDENTIALSPIDER TRAINSTATION

MEDICAL ACADEMY

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

PROGRAMME

DIAGRAMMATC CEXPLODED

TYPOLOGY

THE FOUR TOWER ART THERAPY CENTRE MEDICAL FACILITIES SPRITUAL CENTRE RESIDENTIAL

BUILDING

MEDICAL ACADEMY

SHOP DISTRICTRETAIL SHOP RND FACILITIESHOTEL MEGAMALL PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTRE

PUBLIC REALM

LINKAGE DISTRICT

DISTRICT

RECREATIONALWATER FRONT RECREATIONAL

WATER FRONT

ARK 754INTEGRATEDBUILDING SERVICES

ROMANCING THE CULTIVATED CITY @ SENTUL (e)LYMPIOUS UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, MALAYSIA

SAMSUNG TECHNOLOGY TOWER THE FUTURE INNOVATIONSTUDENT: AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI . NO MATRIX: 2013200026

Check by : Assoc. Prof Josmin Yayha

CONTEXT

1.0 INTRODUCTION2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND 2.1 THE PROJECT 2.2 CLIENT PROFILE3.0 THE CONCEPT 3.1 SITE ANALYSIS 3.2 FORM MORPHOLOGY 3.4 PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION4.0 FLOOR PLANS5.0 CORE DESIGN6.0 FIRE APPLIANCES CONCEPT 6.1 FIRE APPLIANCES CONCEPT 6.2 REQUIRED FIRE HYDRANT 6.3 REQUIREMENT 6.4 FIRE APPLIANCES ACCESS 6.5 HOSE REEL PROVISION7.0 CONCEPT OF SERVICES8.0 VENTILATION SYSTEM9.0 SERVICES CALCULATION9.1 STAIRCASE AND 9.2 LIFT CALCULATION9.3 PARKING SCHEDULE10.0 SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION11.0 BUILDING ELEVATION12.0 BUILDING SECTION13.0 SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE14.0 CUT-OUT SECTION

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

This report aim to explain overall services and re requirement concept for the HIGH RISE PROJECT for ADVANCE DESIGN PROJECT 2- Master of Architecture as given the lot from the Urban Design at Sentul, Kuala Lumpur.

This project is part of masterplan two, site at sentul near the YTL development. This project is proposing a new Samsung Tower oce which target the international bisness and local people. The size is 2.5 acres.

The main objective of the report is to :

1. Deliver the explationation of the services and re requirements part of the project 2. Propose the sucient re requirements for the project.3. To understand the services and re requirement in designing a building.

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UU

MASTER PLANSCALE 1:250

MEDIA PRIMA

FELDA

MSC

SAMSUNG

BOULEVARD

2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND

2.1 THE PROJECT

2.2 CLIENT PROFILESamsung Electronics is part of one of the largest multi-billion dollar corporations in the world. In 2007 it exceeded the $100bn mark in annual sales for the first time in its history. This makes it one of the world's top three companies in the electronics industry where only two other companies, Siemens and Hewlett-Packard, have posted larger revenues. The name Samsung literally means three stars or tristar in Korean, reflecting the Samsung Groups dominance in two further sectors: Samsung Heavy Industries and Samsung Engineering and Construction. If you are talking innovation in Samsung walks the walk and is now the established leader in consumer electronics, providing a range of leading-edge premi-um products and, in their own words, leading the digital convergence revolution. In so doing Samsung has made a remark-able transformation from copy-cat manu-facturer to become Asia's most valuable technology company.

The proposed master plan setting is locat-ed in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, specifical-ly in the northen boundary of Kuala Lum-purs city centre. The site is situated inside Sentul-Manjalara district, one of the 6 district included in the federal territory. It is also one of the largest district with an area of 46.098km. With reference to the KL Structure Plan 2020, Sentul Manjalara is the 2nd most populated district in Kuala Lumpr with a total population of 445,025 people and the recorded density of 9,645 person/sqm. The actual setting is located in the southern region of Sentul Manjalara district, directly on the city centre boundary which possess a direct gateway into the city centre. The proposed setting has been identified and it posess a total area of 8.872km and a density rate of 35 person/sqm.

3

DIRECT EXTRUSIONOF MASS ACCORDING

TO THE UBRAN DESIGNGUIDELINE

SUN PATH INCISIONS AND PROVIDE SHADING

ADDING GREEN POCKET

3.0 DESIGN APPROACH

3.1 SITE ANALYSIS

3.2 FORM MORPHOLOGY

4

3.3 PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION

5

4.0 FLOOR PLANS

GROUND FLOORNOT IN SCALE

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7,8,13,14,19,20,25,26,30 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE

9,15,21 &26 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE

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12,18,24&29 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE10,11,16,17,22,23,27 &28 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE

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BASEMENTNOT IN SCALE

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FIRE PROTECTIONPROTECTED BY FIRE LOBBYFIRE STAIRCASEPROTECTED FIRE ESCAPE ROUTEHOSE REEL AND WET RISERFIRE RATED DOORBOMBA FIRE LIFT

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BASEMENTOPEN PLAN OFFICE

5.0 CORE DESIGN

THE CORE DESIGN

The samsung tower consist of 1 centre corewith consist :

1) Services part- Serving for samsung tower maintanance workers and reman, not for the main worker.

2) Lift core ( main )- Serving for the podium and oce tower till top .

CENTRAL CORE CONFIGURATIONBy providing a central core conguration with one service core at the side, the oor for oce can easily divided to the units while in the same time maximizing the building eciency and also maximizing the view for the hotel room

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1.FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESSIsland site for building volume above 112.000m

6.0 FIRE APPLIANCES CONCEPT

2- REQUIRED : FIRE HYDRANTFire hydrant should be located.

- Away from obstruction as such furnitures- Not less then 2 metres from adjacent build-ing and overhang- Between 0.61 and 2.4 meter from re appliances access away from risks of vehicu-lar damage.- Must not be more then 91.6 metres apart from each other.

2- REQUIREMENT FOR ISLAND SITEIsland site for building volume above 112.000m

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4. FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS

OFFICE TOWER

NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] 1600MOCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] 10 M/PERSON NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA/OL 160 PAXNO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE 2.67 STAIRS[PPF/ 60 PERSON]

EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 2.67X0.5 =1.46EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00MSTAIRCASE REQUIRED 1.46/1.00 1 NOSADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOSTOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 2 NOS

PODIUM NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] 4500MOCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] 10 M/PERSON NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL 450 PAXNO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE 7.5 STAIRS[PPF/ 60 PERSON]

EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 7.5X0.55=4.1EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00MSTAIRCASE REQUIRED 4.1/1.00 4 NOSADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOSTOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 5 NOS

BASEMENT

NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] 7700MOCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] 10 M/PERSON NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL 770 PAXNO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE 3 STAIRS[PPF/ 60 PERSON]

EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 13X0.55 =7.15EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00MSTAIRCASE REQUIRED 7.15/1.00 7 NOSADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOSTOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 8 NOS

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4. FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS

From podium = 8 PAXFrom Basement = 8 PAXFrom oce unit = 2 PAXMaximum travel distance = 45 metresDead end limit =

9,15,21 &26 FLOOR SCALE 1:250OPEN PLAN OFFICE

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The building is designed with the appliance of remen requirements and accordingly tothe clauses from the Uniform Building By-Law 1984 which include the clauses, 134, 196,197, 200, 201, and 202. The compartmentation has been designed accordingly to the 5thSchedule, dierent purpose of group. The Dead-end and Maximum Travel Distance hasbeen applied accordingly to the 7th Schedule of the UBBL.

9,15,21 &26 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE

5. HOSE REEL PROVISIONHose reel for every 30m radi

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FIRE STAIRCASE (ESCAPE ROUTE)1

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BASEMENT-EXTERNAL STAIRCASE BASEMENT-EXTERNAL-PODIUM STAIRCASE

3 PODIUM-TOWER STAIRCASE

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ELEVATOR1 2BASEMENT-EXTERNAL LIFT CAR LIFT 3 BASEMENT-PODIUM LIFT 45

FIRE/SERVICE LIFTHIGH ZONE LIFT 6 LOW ZONE LIFT 3

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WATER SUPPLY1 2KITCHEN DIRECT SUPPLY PUMP 3 SUCTION TANK4 COOL WATER RISER 5 TOILET6 GRAVITY TANK

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7.0 CONCEPT OF SERVICES.

STAIRCASE & FIRE STAIRCASE.Staicases are provided according to the required Dead end Limit and Maximum Travel Distance, as stated in the Uniform Building By Law 1984

LIFT CORE- Central core.- One side at service core.

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

This building uses an PUMPED UPFEED AND DOWNFEED SYSTEM due it has water tank in service oor located at 16th oor. All water is pump to suction tank and will be pump to the water tank at 16th oor and will be distributed for domestic uses.

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FIRE FIGHTING1 2HOSE REEL AND RISER SPRINKLER 3 SPRINKLER TANK4 FIRE FIGHTING TANK 5 WET RISER 6 SPRINKLER7 SPRINKLER RISER

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ELECTRICAL1 2ELEC &COM TRUNK GENSET ROOM 3 DATA ROOM4 6MDF ROOM 5 PABX TRANS ROOM 1 7 TRANS ROOM 28 TNB 10 CALL CENTER

11 ELECTRIC RISER 12 COMMUNICATION RISER 13 BAS RISER9 LV MAIN SWITCH ROOM

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MAINTAINANCE1 2GARDEN CORRIDOR COUNTER WEIGHT GONDOLA 3 GONDOLA RAIL 4 GONDOLA HOUSE

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8.0 VENTILATION SYSTEMThe building uses mechanical and natural ventilationMechanical Ventilation system : Centralized chiller, Local Ahu

CHILLER PLANT ROOM

Equipment roomThe heart of the central air conditioning is the chiller. Chiller make use of the refrigeration principles to work mechanical rooms typically house the following equipment:- Air handlers- Boiler- Chiller and pumps- Heat exchangers- Water heaters and tanks- Water pumps ( for domestic, heating/cooling, and firefighting water)-Main distribution piping and valves.- Sprinkler distribution piping and pump


COOLING TOWER

BASEMENT

AHU

Air Handling UnitAir handling unit are often called AHU. The air handling unit is box-like equipment with a fan and a cooling coil inside. Some units also contaiin air filters. The whole fan and motor assembly, comprising shaft, bearings, pulley, belting is usually put inside the AHU

The basic function of the AHU is to suck air from the rooms, let it pass through chilled water cooling coils and then discharging the cooled air back to the room

9.0 SERVICES CALCULATION

GROSS FLOOR AREAGROUND : 101302.28 SQFLEVEL 1 : 124188.55 SQFLEVEL 2 : 33042.41 SQFLEVEL 3 : 30480.82 SQFLEVEL 4 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 5 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 6 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 7 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 8 - 15 : 184344.0 SQF-------------------------------------------------TOTAL AREA : 73986.29 SQM

BUILDING VOLUMEHEIGHT : 61.50 MWIDTH : 108.00 MLONG : 96.6 M--------------------------------------VOLUME : 641617.2 M3*FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS112000 AND ABOVE = ISLAND SITEPLOT RATIO 1 : 6GROUND : 101302.28 SQFLEVEL 1 : 124188.55 SQFLEVEL 2 : 33042.41 SQFLEVEL 3 : 30480.82 SQFLEVEL 4 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 5 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 6 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 7 : 33408.35 SQFLEVEL 8 - 15 : 184344.0 SQF----------------------------------------------------601635 SQF / 186427.65 SQF = 3.54

UBBL REQUIREMENTS :*SEVENTH SCHEDULEHOTEL :DEAD END 10M | UNSPRINKLERED 30M | SPRINKLERED 45MCOMMERCIAL :DEAD END 15M | UNSPRINKLERED 30M | SPRINKLERED 45M*TENTH SCHEDULEHOTEL :EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM | AUTO SPRINKLER & HOSEREEL |FIRE ALARM SYSTEM | MANUAL ELECTRICAL FIRE ALARMSYSTEM | EMERGENCY LIGHTING | GENERATORSCOMMERCIAL : #REFER TO THE HIGHEST RISK PURPOSEGROUP

HOSEREEL SYSTEM :REQUIRED HOSE REEL :TOTAL HOSE REEL PER FLOOR (30M RADIUS/HOSE REEL)NOS OF HOSEREEL PER FLOOR : FLOOR AREA/100

GROUND FLOOR : 1146/1000 1.146 = 1 HOSE REEL1ST FLOOR : 3416/1000 3.416 = 3 HOSE REEL2ND FLOOR : 6623/1000 6.623 = 7 HOSE REEL3,4,5,6TH FLOOR : 2139/1000 2.139 = 2 HOSE REEL7TH FLOOR : 2324/1000 2.324 = 2 HOSE REEL8-15TH FLOOR : 1671/1000 1.671 = 2 HOSE REELTOTAL HOSE REEL = 38 HOSE REELS

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9.1 STAIRCASE CALCULATIONOFFICE TOWER

NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] 1600MOCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] 10 M/PERSON NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA/OL 160 PAXNO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE 2.67 STAIRS[PPF/ 60 PERSON]

EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 2.67X0.5 =1.46EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00MSTAIRCASE REQUIRED 1.46/1.00 1 NOSADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOSTOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 2 NOS

PODIUM NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] 4500MOCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] 10 M/PERSON NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL 450 PAXNO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE 7.5 STAIRS[PPF/ 60 PERSON]

EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 7.5X0.55=4.1EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00MSTAIRCASE REQUIRED 4.1/1.00 4 NOSADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOSTOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 5 NOS

BASEMENT

NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] 7700MOCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] 10 M/PERSON NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL 770 PAXNO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE 3 STAIRS[PPF/ 60 PERSON]

EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 13X0.55 =7.15EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00MSTAIRCASE REQUIRED 7.15/1.00 7 NOSADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOSTOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 8 NOS

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9.2 LIFT CALCULATIONOFFICE TOWER

INTERVAL + AVERAGE TIME (SEC)INTERVAL 60SECAVERAGE LOBBY WAIT TIME 30 SEC

HANDLING CAPACITYPAX CAPACITY (MAX) 12-28 20 PAXNORMAL LOAD / TRIP (P) 10-22 12 PAX

PERCENTAGE HANDLING CAPACITY PHCBUILDING POPULATION = 3500 PAXMIN % BUILDING POPULATION IS 5 MIN = 525 PAX

TRAVEL TIME (LOBBY WAIT + TRAVEL TIME )CALCULATION NO OF PAX PER TRIPP= POP X HCP/ (300/1) 52.5 PAX/ TRIP

NO OF LIFT = 6 UNITS PASSANGER LIFTS

9.3PARKING SCHEDULE

CAR PARKING CALCULATION

GFA : 60,639.60 sq.mGFA-30% SERVICES : 60,639.60 - 18191.88TOTAL : 42,447.72 sq.m (456,903 sq/ft)1car park = 500 sq.ft = 456,903/500 = 9131081 + 10%(visitor) = 1004+1% (OKU)1014 - 50% (discaunt) =507 car parking

MOTORCYCLE PARKING

GFA : 60,639.60 sq.mGFA-30% SERVICES : 60,639.60 - 18191.88TOTAL : 42,447.72 sq.m (456,903 sq/ft)1car park = 1500 sq.ft = 456,903/1500 = 3041081 + 10%(visitor) = 334+1% (OKU)337 - 50% (discaunt) =169 car parking

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10.0 SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION .

NET AREA SERVICES & CIRCULATION TOTAL AREA ( GROSS )BASEMENT

GROUND FLOOR COMMERCIAL 1269 543 3627PARKING AND CIRCULATION 5237 201 5438

6506 744 9065 71.77054606

LEVEL 1 (PODIUM ) COMMERCIAL 2369 481 2850CIRCULATION 1036 160 1196

3405 641 4046 84.15719229

LEVEL 2 (PODIUM) COMMERCIAL 3931 481 4412

3931 481 4412 89.09791478

LEVEL 3 ( PODIUM) COMMERCIAL 3931 481 4412

3931 481 4412 89.09791478

LEVEL 4 OFFICE 1174 481 1655

1174 481 1655 70.93655589

LEVEL 5 OFFICE 1312 481 1793

1312 481 1793 73.17345231

LEVEL 6 OFFICE 1200 481 1681

1200 481 1681 71.38607971

LEVEL 7-8,10-11,13-14,16-17,19-20,22-23,25-26,28-29 OFFICE 16200 7696 23896

16200 7696 23896 67.79377302

LEVEL 9,12,15,18,21,24,27, OFFICE 7400 3376 10776

7400 3376 10776 68.67112101

TOTAL 45059 14862 59921 75.19734317

75%

TABULATIONLEVEL EFFICIENCYDESCRIPTION

TOTAL BUILDING EFFICIENCY=

CLIENT SAMSUNG SDB BHD.LOCATION SENTULTYPE OF LAND COMMERCIALLOT NO

PURPOSE GROUP PERCENTAGE

OFFICE 42.0 %COMMERICIAL 25.0 %SHOWCASE GALLERY 10 % SERVICES 15 %FACILITIES 8 %TOTAL 100 % 60,639.60M

PLOT RATION CALCULATION PLOT AREA (PA) 2.5 ACRES 10,106.60MPLOT RATIO (PR) 1 : 6 MAX GROSS FLOOR AREA ( GFA ) 60,639.60 MMAX PLINTH AREA MPA 60%X PA 6063.96MSERVICE/ CALCULATION 30%X GFA 18191.8M

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ENERGY STAIR APPLIANCESLow power consumption appliances and low heat emmited

GBI-SM4

LANDSCAPING

GBI-SM3

CONNECTION TO COMMUNITY SERVICESThe bus station and LRT line is located directly infront of the building

GBI-SM4

VIEW CAPTURING NOZZLESThe surrounding sites premiem vieware captured by the orientation design of this building

GBI-EE

LIGHTNING ZONINGPartitioned light zone that save energywhen the space is not in use

GBI-EE

Efficient lightingLighting fitting using 15 bulbs and led lighting

GBI-EE4

GOOD CONSTRUCTION QUALITYDry construction and manufacturingconstruction quality meet the standard

GBI-EQ5

LOW VOC PAINTApply low volatile organiccompound paint.

GBI-MR3

RECYCLE GLASSRecycled glass used to minimizedembed energy in glass production

GBI-IN1

INNOVATIVE SURAU LAYOUTThe mihrab is pointing toward the kiblatthus the integration of nozzle has beenpuctured to attain this feature

SURAU

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INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTSCeiling and carpet to belower emitting containedmaterial suc as gypsum fibrous board and adhesive

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NATURAL LIGHTINGHigh level natural light allowance(offset 10m oe less from core)

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BS.C 04Anthropo & Ergonomics studiesStudents CapsuleRetreat House

BS.C 05Painting Gallery

BS.C 06Children resource centre Petaling Jaya

OBSTACLE CONCEPT ZIG ZAG

VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE SUN ORIENTATION RECYCLE MATERIAL CHILDREN OBSTACLE WIND ORIENTATION NATURAL

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Recalled the old days, children like to walk around the village to enjoy the beauty of nature, they were running, climbing trees, playing beside the river while breathing fresh air as if they were their own world. They were free to do anythingthey want.

But now, they are trapped between the natural and the modern world. Internet becoming their games, virtual games to be crazed by them. This unhealty lifestyle causes obesity among them.

ZIG ZAG is designed not as an odinary children resourcecentre. Through interaction, the children are able to experience the concept of vernacular architecture from the malay kampung house and it surrounding - the nature playground, an ecological picnic and friendly to the enviroment. ,making ZIG ZAG comfortable for teaching the children through nature and educate themto have good healty life

The ZIG ZAG is built using natural materials like timber, steel and concrete. The wall is designed as a louver to allow good ventilation keeping the building in a suitable comfort level.

CONCECPTUAL

ISSUES OBESITY PROBLEM

TRADITIONAL MALAY HOUSE

EXTERIOR PLANNING

SITE ANALYSIS

PRAYER ROOM

CAFE

KITCHEN

LIBRARY

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EXHIBITION AND MULTI PURPOSE AREALARGE OPENINGLOUVERS WALLSTACK EFFECT

PUBLIC PATHCOURTYARD CONCEPTEXPOSED SUNLIGHTART WALL

LIBRARYCAPSULE CHAIR

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BS.C 07Urban renewal of Rie Range, PenangAlternative Housing In Putrajaya

RATIO CAR TO RESIDENTIAL 1 : 3.3

The idea of proposing urban development in the area is to build a sustainable city where there isenvironmentally and socially sustainable . It is to promote a green mindset and raise public awareness about health.Centralizing the park between the blocks will be the main focal point of the development. It takes consideration of suitable sidewalks, gather spaces, views etc. Rearrange the blocks and site planning and provides more green spaces to encourage them exercise. The New Rifle Range will present the quality of better l ife to make the place feel safe and healthier l iving.

Rifle Range Flat built in 1969 was Penang first low cost project used the precast concrete elements to construct mass houses.The name Rifle Range was given because of the site was used for target practices. The site is located in Georgetown,Penang at the junction of Jalan Padang Tembak with Jalan Boundary(Jalan Sempadan) next to it is Batu Gantong Chinese Cemetery. Rifle Range flats consist of 9 blockseach blocks is 17 to 18 storey with 24 units at each level with a total of 3,699 units and more than15,000residents. There are one market complex , which has public library and a community hall. On the right of the wet market is the longest hawker complex in Penang.

SETTING

ISSUESChinese Cemetery is a recreation centre for Rifle Range community. It shows that there are lack of basic amenities such as halls, playground , or even car parking.Basically ,they need more facilities, or just parks with trees to climb, fresh air to breathe, grass to run and play in.

HYPOTHESIS

1 unit = 5 people3660 units x 5

LIMITED SPACE FOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES

URBAN RENEWAL RIFLE RANGE PULANG PINANGHANGING SQUARE

= 18300 people

1 Bedroom Unit1 Bedroom Units are intermediate units of 36 s.m. There are 3072 units.

2 Bedroom Unit2 Bedroom Units are end units with an area of 38.7 s.m. There are a total of 588 units.

Floor Plan Layoutds.m and 51 intermediate units of 36 s.m.

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DESIGN PROPOSAL

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MOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL | AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA

higher level recreational area

wet market

market area on ground level

new residential block

community hall

Old folks

Hawkers

Residents/Family

Teenagers

Income/trading

privacy

Community

Healthy/comfort

Facilities

Active lifestyle

Entertaintment

commercial/services

recreational park/sports

public centre

landscaping

car park

residential

GROUP NEED PROGRAM

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URBAN RENEWAL RIFLE RANGE PULANG PINANGHANGING SQUARE

4 STOREY LIMIT

PROPOSED INTERVENSION

THERE IS ABUNDAT EVIDENCE TO SHOW PEOPLE THAT LIVEIN BUILDING MORE THEN 4 STOREY CAN ACTUALLY DAMAGE THEIR MIND AND FEELING

- D.M FANNING - 18 NOV 1967 FAMILY IN FLATS BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL

HIGH RISE LIVING TAKE PEOPLE AWAY FROM THE GROUND, AWAY FROM THE CASUAL,EVERYDAY SOCIETY THAT OCCURS ON THESIDEWALK AND STREETS AND ON THE GARDEN

PROVIDE GREEN COMMUNITY SPACE

PHASE 1Residential

PHASE 3landscape recreational sport

NEW BUILDING

x 17

FACADE TREATMENT

commercial public centre PHASE 2

car park

Higher level recreational area

Hawkers/market area

sub-basement carpark

MAIN FEATURES

DESIGN STRATEGIES

SITE PLAN

MOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL | AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA MOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL | AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA

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PHASE 2

PHASE 3

MOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL | AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA

3. GARBAGE DISPOSALImplementation of garbage grinder at all kitchen sinks. Convenience for dwelersin disposing food waste, at the same time recycling food waste into composite soilfor farming and landscaping used

A strategy to collect rainwater at rooftop and stormwater from surfacerun-o. A collection of rainwater will be used for irrigation at vertical gardens and the hanging garden

Nutrien from wastedisposal

rainwater pipe

soil

Vertical plant

Vertical Garden Section

4. RECYCLABILITYa. energy saving ttingb.Green productc.Recycle material

5. GREEN MATERIAL a.local building materialb.used for lesser processing and transportation cost

GREEN FEATURE

a. Open courtyard and open spaceb. allow ventilation at the centre of the community

2. RAINWATER COLLECTOR

URBAN RENEWAL RIFLE RANGE PULANG PINANG

1. GREEN HANGING GARDEN

HANGING SQUAREMOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL | AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA

vertical plant

rainwater pipe

louvers

soil

disposal pipe

Large opening to allow wind to enter the residential

an active area is provide with large opening

large opening at the north side to avoid direct sun heat

inactive area like bedroom ,toilet is at south side

Green element at the roof provide good quality of air for the residential

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LIVING ROOMMASTER BEDROOM

KITCHEN

FAMILY AREA

BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2

TOILET 1

TOILET 2

TOILET 3

SEMI PUBLIC AND PUBLIC PRIVATE

Void also is provide near the corridor to give privacy to bedroom

toilet ,and bath installed with small opening to provide more privacy

the residential design also is design to provide two zoning space, semi public and private area . The family will gain more privacy

MINIMIZE FOOTPRINTThis housing is design with pilotis, allow it to minimal he ground use. It also to express the appreaciate the nature.

70% OF GREEN AREAThe entire place is plant with tree as natural element. It has garden roof to reserve for the planting and act as cool element.

ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE ARK 554

SUSTAINABILITY

SITE MANAGEMENT

OPEN AREAAct as courtyard at the centre of building, to allow ventilation and provide shading for the activities

MINIMIZE GROUND COVERonly a certain part are cover with unnatural material ,The rest, is covered with natural green element such as grass.

INDOOR ENVINROMENTAL QUALITY

NATURAL LIGHTING

Maximize opening on north and south side. Note that the glass area height up to the ceilling to have more penetration sunlight inside thus saving the energy for lighting. The lighting can be used

White color are choosed to maximize the reection of light inside thus make the interior more bright and lively

COLOR

While white color for exterior building reect the heat of sunlight thus minimize the energy usage for thermal cooling

notice the skylight between the split level, it allow sunlight penetrate inside the centre area. No need for energy lighting in daylight as most interior area receive the sunlight

SKYLIGHT

Interior opening up to the ceiling Interior

skylight

an active area is provide with large opening

large opening at the north side to avoid direct sun heat

Cross ventilation

Both opening on north and south side allow cross ventilation

RAINWATER COLLECTINGwide and shallow pond surrounded area for water collecting. Thus become facade treatment and as water cooling purpose

WATER EFFICIENCY

NEAR TO LAKEThe lake act as natural water cooling ,where it place at south east of the housing, allow natural cooling when wind blow.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY

N

ORIENTATION

VORTEX EFFECTThe height of the building is block the wind at the centre of site to give a pleasure wind to the site

All windows for housing is design to facing north and south to avoid direct sun light

Green element in the toilet give good quality of air

Master bedroom located near balcony with large tinted glass opening give,comfortable and privacy environment

DESIGN BY :AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI | 2007106123 TUTOR : MDM ONG

CROSS VENTILATION

OPENING FACING NORTH

ahmad zulkamal bin mohd ziyadi | 2007106123

front elevation

roof level

4th floor

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

ground floor

rear elevation

left elevation

roof level

4th floor

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

ground floor

roof level

4th floor

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

ground floor

section a-a

section B-B

roof level

4th floor

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

ground floor

right elevation

roof level

4th floor

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

ground floor

roof level

4th floor

3rd floor

2nd floor

1st floor

ground floor

green serpent

phase 1

typical section

gymnasium

nursery

3rd FLOOR

1st FLOOR

green serpent

1

2

3

2

2

2 3

1

1

3

1

1

ground FLOOR

2nd FLOOR

a

a

b

b

cafe

multifunctionhall

green serpent

1

1

3

1

1st Floor

basement

1

1

3

1

N

4th FLOOR

1

2

3

2

2

2 3

3rd FLOOR

1

2

3

2

2

2 3

1

ROOF GARDEN

4th FLOOR

2nd FLOOR

1

2

3

2

2

2 3

1

1

1

3

ROOF GARDEN

ROOF

ROOF

ROOF

ROOF

ROOF GARDEN

1

4

6

5

3

2

7

8

9

3

1

4

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5

3

2

7

8

9 11

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family unit 11.kitchen 2.toilet13.toilet 24.toilet 3 5.living room6.bedroom 1&27.master bedroom8.balcony9.family area10.laundry 11.circulationtotal

25m3.56m5m60m12m23m45m29m9m55m273m

1

studio unit1.kitchen 2.toilet13.toilet 24.living room5.study room6.master bedroom7.balcony8.circulation

total

10m32.5m48m9m21m27m45m

165m

3

family unit 223m3.56m5m60m12.5m23m44m29m9m55m270m

1.kitchen 2.toilet13.toilet 24.toilet 3 5.living room6.bedroom 1&27.master bedroom8.balcony9.family area10.laundry11.circulationtotal

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FLOOR PLAN

TYPICAL UNIT PLAN

SCALE 1:200

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SCALE 1:50

ahmad zulkamal bin mohd ziyadi | 2007106123green serpent

phase 1

roof plan

BS.C 08Visitor Centre ,Precint 5 ,Putrajaya

ACCESSIBILITYNATURAL ELEMENT

A

BC

ANAYLSISGOOD VIEW, FACING LAKE

POTENTIALRESTAURANT WITH GOOD VIEWENVIROMENT

ANAYLSISCENTER POINT ,CONNECTED WITH THE CENTRE CITY

POTENTIALLINKAGE TO OTHER SITE,

ANAYLSISFIRST VIEW FOR VISITOR AS MAIN ENTRANCE

POTENTIALMAIN ENTRANCE, A PUBLIC ENTRANCE

DROP OFF

ENTRANCE

LOBBY

HISTORY GALLERY

AV ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

A/C / RISER

PUMP ROOM

MEETING ROOM

MANAGER OFFICE

STORAGE

TEMP DISPOSALSERVICES

LIFTOFFICE

CLIENT HISTORY

Sushi King first opened our doors in 1995, pioneering a new era of Japanese cuisine in Malaysia with our unique Kaiten Sushi or Revolving Sushi with quick service res-taurant concept. Offering a wide variety of sushi along with an expansive menu of other Japanese food at af-fordable prices in a friendly, cosy environment, we quickly gained popularity to become a favourite amongst locals and foreigners alike.

ENTRANCE POINT

BOLUVARD POINT

LAKE POINT

3 MAIN POINT USING CIRCLE AS ONE OF HARMONY ELEMENT

ENTRANCE POINT

BOLUVARD POINT

LAKE POINT

CENTRALISE POINTTO CREATE CONNECTION

ENTRANCE POINT

BOLUVARD POINT

LAKE POINT

LINGKAGETO SITE A

LINGKAGETO SITE D

LINGKAGETO SITE C

CREATE A LINGKAGE

ENTRANCE POINT

BOLUVARD POINT

LAKE POINT

SERVICES

SOA

ENTRANCE POINT

BOLUVARD POINT

LAKE POINT

ORIENTATION

SERVICES

MORPHOLOGY AND CONCEPT

KEY PLAN

LOCATION PLAN MASTER PLAN1:1000 SITE PLAN

1:500

TO CREATE CONNECTIONCREATE A LINGKAGE ORIENTATION

SOA STUDYROOF STUDY STRUCTURE STUDY

SUSHI

TO SITE A

TO SITE A

FACING BOULEVARD

FRESH CULTURE

FAST FOODSMOOTH

WATER ELEMENTCALMNESS

SITE PLAN 1:500

SUSHIFRESH

FAST FOODSMOOTH

CALMNESS

SUSHICULTURE

WATER ELEMENT

SUSHICULTURE

HYPOTHETICAL PROGRAMMES

PUBLIC CAFE FOR VISITOR AND NON VISITOR

CREATE NEW RECIPIES, TV SHOW PROGRAMMES

HISTORY AND SUSHI GAL-LERY ,VISUAL

EDUCATION PROGRAMMESCOOKING CLASS

BOULEVARD CONTINUATION AS A PUBLIC GATHERING AREA

LIVE FISH AQUARIUM

GREEN BELT WILL FUNCTION AS BOTH OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI 2007106123

FALL

PUMP ROOM

TANK

GREEN FEATURES - RAIN WATER COLLECTION

DISTRIBUTION WATER FOR GARDEN ANDAQUARIUM

SAVE 45%

SUSHI KING

DROP OFF

ENTRANCE

LOBBY

HISTORY GALLERY

AV ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

A/C / RISER

PUMP ROOM

MEETING ROOM

MANAGER OFFICE

STORAGE

TEMP DISPOSALSERVICES

LIFTOFFICE

GATE ENTRANCE

GALLERY 2

SOUVENIER SHOP

PRAYER ROOM (M)

PRAYER ROOM (F)

JANITORROOM

A/C / RISER

GARDEN

OPEN COOKING SHOWROOM

RESTAURANT

west elevation

GALLERY 1

GARDEN

ENTRANCE

AV AREAGALLERY 2

KITCHENRESTAURANT

OFFICE

EAST ELEVATION

SECTION A-A

GROUND FLOOR

MAIN COLUMN AND MAIN STRUCTURE

PRIMETER AND SECONDRY BEAMPRIMARY BEAM

2ND FLOOR COLUMN & BEAM

PURLIN AND TURBULAR ROOM STRUCTURE

FIRST FLOOR

A

A

SECTION B-B

B

B

ROOF AND FINISHES

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