URBAN DESIGN PORTFOLIO 01 AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI
EXPLORING THE CULTIVATED CITY THROUGH URBAN FORMS OF JOGJAKARTA
SENIMAN VILLAGE
THE HARMONIC CONVERGENCE OF CULTURAL EVENT
PROJECT ABSTRACT KAMPUNG 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
MALIOBORO
KG. PAJEKSAN
700 pax 52
pax PER ARCRE
2
13.45 ARCRE
2
DILEMMA, POTENTIAL AND HYPOTHESIS Local people of Pajeksan are already involved in this famous culture events. Some parts of this village practiced gamelan,kethoprak and wayang kulit.
STRATEGIC PLACEMENT
DILEMMA
MALIOBORO
PAJEKSAN
THE LEFT VILLAGE 500mm
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 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.
HYPOTHESIS CULTURE
ECONOMY
2023 2013
2023 2013
MALIOBORO STREET KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN
MALIOBORO STREET
KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN
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.
THEORY ‘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 street is a room by agreementA community room the walls of which belong to the donors.The ceiling is the sky” Louis I. Kahn
“KAMPUNG PAJEKSAN WILL BE THE HEART TO EDUCATE, EXPERIENCE AND CONSUME THE CULTURAL PRODUCTS BY THE COMMUNITY AND PUBLIC.”
THE IDEA OF CULTURE CONSERVATION IS EMBEDDED 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 PROCESSING, 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 FUNCTIONED AS INTERACTION DEVICE BETWEEN THE LOCAL RESIDENTS.
COMMUNITY
ART
THE STREET
THE STREET
COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
DATA FINDING SITE BOUNDARY
JALAN
JALAN
MALIOB JALAN
JALAN
DAGEN
MALIOB
ORO
13.45 AQRE
JALAN
DAGEN
ORO
DAGEN
MALIOB
JALAN
POPULATION
ORO
DAGEN
JALAN
JALAN
BUILT FORM
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
PAJEKSAN
ZONING JALAN
JALAN
DAGEN
ACCESSIBILITY JALAN
DAGEN
JALAN DAGEN
DAGEN
JALAN
MALIOB ORO JALAN
JALAN JALAN
ORO
MOVEMENT
MALIOB ORO
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
HOTEL/ HOMESTAY
SHOPLOT
VOID
JALAN JALAN
PAJEKSAN
MALIOB ORO
PAJEKSAN
SCHOOL
MALIOB
ORO MALIOB JALAN
MALIOB JALAN
JALAN JALAN
DAGEN
DAGEN
ORO
JALAN
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
JALAN PAJEKSAN
PAJEKSAN
PADESTRIAN/ MOTORCYCLE/TRISHAW
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
SURAU/COMMUNITY
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
RESIDENTIAL
MALIOB ORO JALAN
JALAN
MALIOB ORO JALAN JALAN
DAGEN
MALIOB ORO
JALAN JAL DAGEN AN DAG EN
JALAN
PAJEKSAN
HOSTEL/RENTED HOUSE
URBAN FABRIC MORPHOLOGY
1925 PRIMARY ROAD ESTABLISH GOVERMENT CHINESE SCHOOL DALEM JONONEGERAN
1 2 3
1970
SCHOOL
MIGRATION OF PEOPLE ESTABLISHMENT OF COMMERCIAL
JAL ACCOMODATION
AN
GEN N DA
MA LIB
OR
JALA
O
N
KSA
AJE NP
A JAL
65% ACTIVE IN CULTURE ART
2012
MIGRATION OF PEOPLE ESTABLISHMENT OF HOTEL AND COMMERCIAL
165 HOUSING
HERITAGE EVENT THE 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.
HOST
JALAN MALIOBORO
JALAN PAJEKSAN
BABAK KAMPUNG
ART CRAFT
EATING
WAYANG KULIT
COSTUME
EXHIBITION
ENTERTAINMENT
KETHOPRAK
TYPE OF EVENT
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11
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MALIOBORO
9
ANNUAL YEAR EVENTS
MALANG DANCE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL KESENIAN JOGJA
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FES
BA
CAK
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TYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY OF EVENTS GAMELAN (INSTRUMENTS, INDEPENDENCE PERFORMANCE ) PEDHALANG & SINDEN GAMELAN INSTRUMENTS COMPLETE SET OF GAMELAN PAX = 18 PERSON AREA = 40m²
A1
TWO COMPLETE SET OF GAMELAN PAX = 33 PERSON AREA = 80m²
THREE COMPLETE SET OF GAMELAN PAX = 48 PERSON AREA = 120m²
A2
A3
B1
B2
B3
C1
C2
C3
WAYANG (KULIT, KARUCIL, GOLEK) WAYANG STAGE
WAYANG STAGE AND GAMELAN AREA = 18.96m²
WAYANG STAGE AND GAMELAN AREA = 21.96m²
WAYANG STAGE AND GAMELAN AREA = 32.96m²
WAYANG STAGE AND GAMELAN AREA = 42.96m²
A1
A3
A2
B2
B1
C1
D1
B3
C2
D2
C3
D3
TYPOLOGY PERFORMANCE STAGE (KETHOPRAK, RAMAYANA, BEKSAN, WAYANG WONG) PERFORMANCE STAGE PAX = 4 PERSON AREA = 32.00m²
PERFORMANCE STAGE PAX = 6 PERSON AREA = 48.00m²
PERFORMANCE STAGE PAX = 8 PERSON AREA = 64.00m²
A1
A2
B1
B2
B1
B4
B3
B2
B1
PERFORMANCE STAGE PAX = 10 PERSON AREA = 80.00m²
A4
A3
B4
B3
B2
B4
B3
TYPOLOGY OF AUDIENCE PAX = 50 PERSON AREA = 16.875m²
A1
PAX = 100 PERSON AREA = 33.75m²
PAX = 150 PERSON AREA = 50.625m²
AREA FOR 1 PERSON = 0.34m²
B1
C1
A2
B2
C2
STAGGERED STAGE
A3
B3
B4
C3
C4
LINEAR STAGE
TYPOLOGY TYPOLOGY OF EXISTING STREET
JUNCTION
LINEAR
560 M
2
L-SHAPE
580 M 2
SQUARE
600 M2
1500 M
TYPOLOGY OF EXISTING HOUSE
BLE DOU LE
SING LE
SING
LE
SING
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FLOO
ME VOLU
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M VOLU
ME VOLU LUME
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R FLOO Y E L B DOU BALCON WITH
ME OLU V E L P SING A SHO H T WI
ME OLU V E L P SING A SHO H T WI
ME OLU V E L P SING A SHO H WIT
PROGRAM MECHANISM
DESIGN STRATEGY
DESIGN STRATEGY
EVENT TIMELINE PROPOSAL
ACCOMMODATION
ACCOMMODATION EXISTING COMMERCIAL, EXISTING HOUSING
ART CRAFT,COSTUME WALK, EXISTING HOUSING
BUSINESS
ART CRAFT,STREET ART GALLERY, EXISTING HOUSING
HYPOTHETICAL PROGRAMMES
ACCOMMODATION BUSINESS
EXISTING HOUSING
PERFORMANCE, RELAXING, EATING, BUSINESS
EXHIBITION, ENTERTAINMENT
EXISTING HOUSING
DIAGRAMMATIC SECTION
DESIGN STRATEGY
DESIGN PRINCIPLE
LIVING UNITS
PO
DESIGN MECHANISM
OCKECTS OF CAFETARIA
LIVING UNITS
STREET ART GALLERY
PERFORMANCE ART STAGE
DESIGN STRATEGY
PROGRAM MECHANISM
ROMANCING THE CULTIVATED CITY @ SENTUL (e)LYMPIOUS UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, MALAYSIA
THERAPEUTIC CENTER THE FUTURE ART OF HEALING
PROJECT ABSTRACT 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 technology 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. We’ll 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.
ENVIROMENT
“ARE PATIENT GETTING SICK OR CURED IN HOSPITAL? “ ”THEY ARE ISOLATED FROM THE WORLD” SOURCE :WWW.TED.COM
Mental hospitals 'treat patients like prisoners'
AVERAGE TIME 1/2 YEARS SPEND IN HOSPITAL ENVIROMENT
“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
EXPERIECING THROUGH HOLOGRAM TREATMENT
ISSUE & DILEMMA Eventhough 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.
SUCIDE RATE
100,000
per year
2011
Source: World Health Organization
7%
average per year
2113
170,000 MENTAL ILNESS
10%
FROM MALAYSIA POPULATION
292,400
SOURCE : NEW STRAITS TIME ,10 OCTOBER 2013 Deputy director-general of Health (Public Health), Datuk Dr Lokman Hakim
193 BILION USD per year spend for mental ilness
SOURCE : WORLD HEALTH ORGRANIZATION ( WHO )
CAUSE Genetic & Age
Psychological trauma FIRED
LOVE
FAMILY
JOB
Environmental stressors
HYPOTHESIS The 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. “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
The first level is to help individuals with persistent and serious mental illness to develop the emotional, social and intellectual 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 individual, 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.
INDIVIDUAL SPACE
COMMUNITY
SOCIO ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS
PHSYCHOBIOLOGICAL VULNERABILITY
PROTECTIVE FACTOR Medication Skill Building Sosial Support
Disabilities
Impartments HANDICAP
CO
MP
ET IT
IO N
VULNERABILITY, STRESS AND PROTECTIVE MODEL OF PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITATION (LIBERMAN 1995)
Electroconvulsive therapy physical therapy Cognitive behavioral therapy Systemic therapy
ENVIROMENT ED
UC
ATI O
N
RELIGION
Virtual reality exposure therapy simulated real environments through digital media offers a sense of realism in a safe environment
MEDICAL FACILITIES
PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTRE
MASTER PLAN SETTING SENTUL (e)LYMPIOUS KL, MALAYSIA
AREA
8.872km
2
THE PROPOSED MASTER PLAN SETTING IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF KUALA LUMPUR, SPECIFICALLY IN THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF KUALA LUMPUR’S 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 KM².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 RECORDED DENSITY OF 9,645 PERSON/SQM. THE ACTUAL SETTING IS LOCATED IN THE SOUTHERN REGION OF SENTUL-MANJELARA 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 KM² AND A DENSITY RATE OF 35 PERSON/SQM.
COMMERCIAL
GREEN AND OPEN SPACE
RIVER AND WATER ELEMENT
RESIDENTIAL
GREEN AND OPEN SPACE
INSTITUTIONAL
INTEGRATED TRANSPORT
PEDESTRIAN AND BICYLE NETWORK
BOATING AND WATER TAXI
PUBLIC TRANSPORT ECO - DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
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.
PROJECT INFO: • ‘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
_SONGDO IBD, INCHEON, KOREA
TOTAL POPULATION
=4000 people
=75642 people
DENSITY
=5 people
27
acre
30
acre
35
38
acre
75
acre
acre
=4000 people
SONGDO IBD PROJECTION
14
acre
30
acre
188
acre 961%
297
acre
_SENTUL ELYMPIOUS, KL, MALAYSIA
AREA: 6.8 km²
AREA: 8.872 km²
VISION: SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS DISTRICT
VISION: TOWARDS ECO-DIGITAL HUMANISM
LAND USE:
LAND USE:
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.
A
DOWNTOWN
TECHNOLOGY PARK
B
CENTRAL PARK
E
C
TRANSIT HUB
ART AND CULTURE PARK
SENTUL - MANJALARA FLAGSHIP 2113
D
DESIGN IDEA 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 SPACE
COMMUNITY
DESIGN IDEA
PYHSICAL SPACE
SPACE FOR THERAPHY
THE ENVIRONMENT THAT VARY IN NATURE OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE, NEED, AND DECIPLINE
VIRTUAL SPACE THE CONNECTION BETWEEN INDIVIDUAL GROUPS NOT JUST LOCALLY BUT ALSO TO THE WIDER COMMUNITY THROUGH TECHNOLOGY.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SPACE
BIOLOGICAL SPACE
THE TREATMENT THAT VARY IN NATURE OF INDIVIDUAL PREFERENCE, NEED, AND DECIPLINE
THE INDIVIDUAL’S PHYSICAL AND MENTAL ABILITY TO ENGAGE WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PHYSICAL DISABBILITIES
THERAPHY STRATEGY PROCESS BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT TREATMENT PROCESS
BASIC SKILL RESTORATION PREPARATION AGENCY
COMMUNITY PROCESS
FUNCTION IN COMMUNITY LIVING VALUES PROCESS
DOMINANT FACTOR
SPACE AND ENVIROMENT PERSON
DESIGN PRINCIPLE THERAPEUTIC URBANISM
MORPOHOLOGY EQUIVALENCE BETWEEN MASS, VOID AND ORGANISM
EQUAL RELATION TO LANSCAPE
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
THERAPTIC URBANISM
HEALTH COMMUNITY
MEDICAL SPACE PLANNING THERAPHY
LANDSCAPE INTERGRATED BUIDLINGS FORM
MEDICATION ECONOMY
CIRCLE CENTER-GRID SYSTEM ACTIVITY
DESIGN BY NATURE CENTRAL NETWORK
PEDESTRIANIZATION INTERCONNECTION ENVIROMENT AND THERAPY CENTRALIZE LANDMARK
IMAGE
URBAN RESTORATION VIRTUAL THERAPTIC REALM TREATMENT
VIRTUAL TOWER
THE TREATMENT PROCESS
STAGE 2 :COMMUNITY
FRAMEWORK
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ART THERAPY PATIENT SHOP STUDIO DOCTOR RESIDENTIAL
EMOTIONAL THERAPY GALLERY
SCHOOL LABORATORY
HOTEL MEDICAL CENTRAL GREEN PARK THERAPY
PHYSICAL THERAPY
RESIDENTIAL
SPORT CENTRE
SPIRITUAL THERAPY
RECRETIONAL THERAPY
MOSQUE
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ART THERAPY SKILL
AGENCY
VALUE DOCTOR RESIDENTIAL
VALUE
SKILL AGENCY
SCHOOL
BEHAVIOUR
LABOROTARY
VALUE
SKILL
ENVIROMENT
SKILL SKILL VALUE
RECRETIONAL THERAPY
SPORT CENTRE
BEHAVIOUR VALUE
SPRITUAL THERAPY
SITE POTENTIAL PARCEL 1 WATER
PARCEL 2 ISLAMIC
PARCEL 3 LOVE
PARCEL 6 BIONIC
PARCEL 4 ART
PARCEL 9 SPRITUAL
CENTRALISE BOUNDARY
EXISTIING ROAD NETWORK
RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING MASSING
EXISTING GREENARY
COMMERCIAL
OUTDOOR VOID
EXISTING WATER ELEMENT
PUBLIC FACILITIES
PUBLIC PARK
ZONING MORPHOLOGY
VOLUMETRIC PROJECTION MASSING AND PLANNING PRINCIPLE
VOLUMETRIC PROJECTION
VOLUMETRIC PROJECTION YEARS
POPULATION PROJECTION
2174 acre AVERAGE GROWTH PER YEARS
4.2%
2013
2113
75642
1806425
DIAGRAMMATC CEXPLODED
1OO
313 X 87
PROPOSED SITE
60 acre
18700 POPULATION
PROGRAMME PUBLIC TRANSPORT SPIDER TRAIN STATION
RESIDENTIAL
MALL
SPRITUAL THERAPY
HOTEL
ART CLASS GALLERY PRESENTATION
RECREATIONAL THERAPY
MEDICAL ACADEMY
RND
VIRTUAL REALITY THERAPY
PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTRE
TYPOLOGY BUILDING
THE FOUR TOWER
RETAIL SHOP
ART THERAPY CENTRE
SHOP DISTRICT
MEDICAL FACILITIES
HOTEL
SPRITUAL CENTRE
RND FACILITIES
RESIDENTIAL
MEGAMALL
MEDICAL ACADEMY
PHYSICAL THERAPY CENTRE
PUBLIC REALM
DISTRICT
RECREATIONAL WATER FRONT
RECREATIONAL WATER FRONT
LINKAGE DISTRICT
ARK 754 INTEGRATED BUILDING SERVICES Check by : Assoc. Prof Josmin Yayha
ROMANCING THE CULTIVATED CITY @ SENTUL (e)LYMPIOUS
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA, MALAYSIA
SAMSUNG TECHNOLOGY TOWER THE FUTURE INNOVATION STUDENT: AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI . NO MATRIX: 2013200026
CONTEXT 1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND 2.1 THE PROJECT 2.2 CLIENT PROFILE 3.0 THE CONCEPT 3.1 SITE ANALYSIS 3.2 FORM MORPHOLOGY 3.4 PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION 4.0 FLOOR PLANS 5.0 CORE DESIGN 6.0 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 PROVISION 7.0 CONCEPT OF SERVICES 8.0 VENTILATION SYSTEM 9.0 SERVICES CALCULATION 9.1 STAIRCASE AND 9.2 LIFT CALCULATION 9.3 PARKING SCHEDULE 10.0 SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION 11.0 BUILDING ELEVATION 12.0 BUILDING SECTION 13.0 SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 14.0 CUT-OUT SECTION
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1.0 INTRODUCTION This report aim to explain overall services and fire 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 office 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 fire requirements part of the project 2. Propose the sufficient fire requirements for the project. 3. To understand the services and fire requirement in designing a building.
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2.0 PROJECT BACKGROUND 2.1 THE PROJECT The proposed master plan setting is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur, specifically in the northen boundary of Kuala Lumpur’s 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 46.098km². 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 8.872km² and a density rate of 35 person/sqm.
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MSC
2.2 CLIENT PROFILE
Samsung 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 Group’s 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 premium products and, in their own words, ‘leading the digital convergence revolution’. In so doing Samsung has made a remarkable transformation from copy-cat manufacturer to become Asia's most valuable technology company.
SAMSUNG
FELDA BOULEVARD
MEDIA PRIMA
U
MASTER PLAN SCALE 1:250
3
3.0 DESIGN APPROACH 3.1 SITE ANALYSIS
3.2 FORM MORPHOLOGY
DIRECT EXTRUSION OF MASS ACCORDING TO THE UBRAN DESIGN GUIDELINE
SUN PATH INCISIONS AND PROVIDE SHADING
ADDING GREEN POCKET
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3.3 PROGRAMME DISTRIBUTION
5
4.0 FLOOR PLANS
GROUND FLOOR NOT IN SCALE
6
FIRST FLOOR NOT IN SCALE
7
2nd FLOOR NOT IN SCALE
3rd FLOOR NOT IN SCALE
8
4th FLOOR NOT IN SCALE
5th FLOOR NOT IN SCALE
6th FLOOR NOT IN SCALE 9
7,8,13,14,19,20,25,26,30 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE
10,11,16,17,22,23,27 &28 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE
16 FLOOR SERVICES FLOOR
9,15,21 &26 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE
12,18,24&29 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE
17 FLOOR SERVICES FLOOR
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BASEMENT NOT IN SCALE
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BASEMENT 1-3 NOT IN SCALE
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5.0 CORE DESIGN
GROUND - 29th FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE
BASEMENT OPEN PLAN OFFICE
THE CORE DESIGN The samsung tower consist of 1 centre core with consist :
4 5 2 1
3 5
3
6
4 1 2 5
2) Lift core ( main ) - Serving for the podium and office tower till top .
FIRE PROTECTION 1 2 3 4 5 6
PROTECTED BY FIRE LOBBY FIRE STAIRCASE PROTECTED FIRE ESCAPE ROUTE HOSE REEL AND WET RISER FIRE RATED DOOR BOMBA FIRE LIFT
CENTRAL CORE CONFIGURATION By providing a central core configuration with one service core at the side, the floor for office can easily divided to the units while in the same time maximizing the building efficiency and also maximizing the view for the hotel room
1 4
1) Services part - Serving for samsung tower maintanance workers and fireman, not for the main worker.
3
5
2
SERVICES 1 2 3 4 5
AHU STORAGE SERVICE DUCT ELECTRICAL SERVICES RUBBISH COLLECTION
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6.0 FIRE APPLIANCES CONCEPT 1.FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS Island site for building volume above 112.000m²
2- REQUIRED : FIRE HYDRANT Fire hydrant should be located. - Away from obstruction as such furnitures - Not less then 2 metres from adjacent building and overhang - Between 0.61 and 2.4 meter from fire appliances access away from risks of vehicular damage. - Must not be more then 91.6 metres apart from each other.
2- REQUIREMENT FOR ISLAND SITE Island site for building volume above 112.000m²
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4. FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS OFFICE TOWER NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] OCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA/OL NO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE [PPF/ 60 PERSON]
1600M² 10 M/PERSON 160 PAX 2.67 STAIRS
EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 2.67X0.5 EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00M STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1.46/1.00 ADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED TOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED
=1.46
PODIUM NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] OCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL NO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE [PPF/ 60 PERSON]
1 NOS 1 NOS 2 NOS 4500M² 10 M/PERSON 450 PAX 7.5 STAIRS
EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 7.5X0.55=4.1 EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00M STAIRCASE REQUIRED 4.1/1.00 4 NOS ADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOS TOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 5 NOS BASEMENT NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] OCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL NO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE [PPF/ 60 PERSON]
7700M² 10 M/PERSON 770 PAX 3 STAIRS
EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 13X0.55 EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED STAIRCASE REQUIRED 7.15/1.00 ADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED TOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED
=7.15 1.00M 7 NOS 1 NOS 8 NOS
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4. FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS From podium = 8 PAX From Basement = 8 PAX From office unit = 2 PAX Maximum travel distance = 45 metres Dead end limit =
9,15,21 &26 FLOOR SCALE 1:250 OPEN PLAN OFFICE
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5. HOSE REEL PROVISION Hose reel for every 30m radi
9,15,21 &26 FLOOR OPEN PLAN OFFICE
The building is designed with the appliance of firemen requirements and accordingly to the 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 5th Schedule, different purpose of group. The Dead-end and Maximum Travel Distance has been applied accordingly to the 7th Schedule of the UBBL.
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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
FIRE STAIRCASE (ESCAPE ROUTE) 1 2 2
2
3
BASEMENT-EXTERNAL STAIRCASE BASEMENT-EXTERNAL-PODIUM STAIRCASE PODIUM-TOWER STAIRCASE
3 2 2 1
5
2
LIFT CORE - Central core. - One side at service core.
6
4
ELEVATOR 1 3 5
BASEMENT-EXTERNAL LIFT 2 CAR LIFT BASEMENT-PODIUM LIFT 4 FIRE/SERVICE LIFT HIGH ZONE LIFT 6 LOW ZONE LIFT
1
3
6
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM This building uses an PUMPED UPFEED AND DOWNFEED SYSTEM due it has water tank in service floor located at 16th floor. All water is pump to suction tank and will be pump to the water tank at 16th floor and will be distributed for domestic uses.
5 4 5
1
WATER SUPPLY 1
2
3
4 6
KITCHEN DIRECT SUPPLY 2 PUMP COOL WATER RISER 5 TOILET GRAVITY TANK
3
SUCTION TANK
18
3
4
WET RISER AND SPRINKLER SYSTEM 3
FIRE FIGHTING
4
1
6
4 7
HOSE REEL AND RISER 2 SPRINKLER 3 SPRINKLER TANK FIRE FIGHTING TANK 5 WET RISER 6 SPRINKLER SPRINKLER RISER
7 5
3
13
12 11
ELECTRICAL SERVICES.
1
9 6 2 8 5
ELECTRICAL 1 4 8 11
ELEC &COM TRUNK 2 GENSET ROOM 3 DATA ROOM MDF ROOM 5 PABX 6 TRANS ROOM 1 7 TRANS ROOM 2 TNB 9 LV MAIN SWITCH ROOM 10 CALL CENTER ELECTRIC RISER 12 COMMUNICATION RISER 13 BAS RISER
3 10
7 4
4 2 3
1
WINDOW CLEANING
MAINTAINANCE 1
3
GARDEN CORRIDOR GONDOLA RAIL
2
4
COUNTER WEIGHT GONDOLA GONDOLA HOUSE
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8.0 VENTILATION SYSTEM The building uses mechanical and natural ventilation Mechanical Ventilation system : Centralized chiller, Local Ahu
AHU
Air Handling Unit Air 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 CHILLER PLANT ROOM
BASEMENT
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
COOLING TOWER Equipment room The 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
16 FLOOR SERVICES FLOOR
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9.0 SERVICES CALCULATION
GROSS FLOOR AREA GROUND : 101302.28 SQF LEVEL 1 : 124188.55 SQF LEVEL 2 : 33042.41 SQF LEVEL 3 : 30480.82 SQF LEVEL 4 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 5 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 6 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 7 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 8 - 15 : 184344.0 SQF ------------------------------------------------TOTAL AREA : 73986.29 SQM BUILDING VOLUME HEIGHT : 61.50 M WIDTH : 108.00 M LONG : 96.6 M -------------------------------------VOLUME : 641617.2 M3 *FIRE APPLIANCE ACCESS 112000 AND ABOVE = ISLAND SITE PLOT RATIO 1 : 6 GROUND : 101302.28 SQF LEVEL 1 : 124188.55 SQF LEVEL 2 : 33042.41 SQF LEVEL 3 : 30480.82 SQF LEVEL 4 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 5 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 6 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 7 : 33408.35 SQF LEVEL 8 - 15 : 184344.0 SQF ---------------------------------------------------601635 SQF / 186427.65 SQF = 3.54
UBBL REQUIREMENTS : *SEVENTH SCHEDULE HOTEL : DEAD END 10M | UNSPRINKLERED 30M | SPRINKLERED 45M COMMERCIAL : DEAD END 15M | UNSPRINKLERED 30M | SPRINKLERED 45M *TENTH SCHEDULE HOTEL : EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM | AUTO SPRINKLER & HOSEREEL | FIRE ALARM SYSTEM | MANUAL ELECTRICAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM | EMERGENCY LIGHTING | GENERATORS COMMERCIAL : #REFER TO THE HIGHEST RISK PURPOSE GROUP HOSEREEL SYSTEM : REQUIRED HOSE REEL : TOTAL HOSE REEL PER FLOOR (30M RADIUS/HOSE REEL) NOS OF HOSEREEL PER FLOOR : FLOOR AREA/100 GROUND FLOOR : 1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR 3,4,5,6TH FLOOR 7TH FLOOR 8-15TH FLOOR TOTAL HOSE REEL
1146/1000 1.146 = 1 HOSE REEL : 3416/1000 3.416 = 3 HOSE REEL : 6623/1000 6.623 = 7 HOSE REEL : 2139/1000 2.139 = 2 HOSE REEL : 2324/1000 2.324 = 2 HOSE REEL : 1671/1000 1.671 = 2 HOSE REEL = 38 HOSE REELS
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9.1 STAIRCASE CALCULATION OFFICE TOWER NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] OCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA/OL NO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE [PPF/ 60 PERSON]
1600M² 10 M/PERSON 160 PAX 2.67 STAIRS
EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 2.67X0.5 EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00M STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1.46/1.00 ADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED TOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED
=1.46
PODIUM NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] OCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL NO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE [PPF/ 60 PERSON]
1 NOS 1 NOS 2 NOS 4500M² 10 M/PERSON 450 PAX 7.5 STAIRS
EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 7.5X0.55=4.1 EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED 1.00M STAIRCASE REQUIRED 4.1/1.00 4 NOS ADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 1 NOS TOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED 5 NOS BASEMENT NET AREA [ LARGEST FLOOR AREA] OCCUPANCY LOAD [71 SCHEDULE ] NO. OF PERSON/FLOOR NA+OL NO. OF EXIT STAIRCASE [PPF/ 60 PERSON]
7700M² 10 M/PERSON 770 PAX 3 STAIRS
EXIT WIDTH REQUIRED 13X0.55 EXIT WIDTH PROVIDED STAIRCASE REQUIRED 7.15/1.00 ADDITIONAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED TOTAL STAIRCASE REQUIRED
=7.15 1.00M 7 NOS 1 NOS 8 NOS
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9.2 LIFT CALCULATION OFFICE TOWER INTERVAL + AVERAGE TIME (SEC) INTERVAL AVERAGE LOBBY WAIT TIME
60SEC 30 SEC
HANDLING CAPACITY PAX CAPACITY (MAX) 12-28 NORMAL LOAD / TRIP (P) 10-22
20 PAX 12 PAX
PERCENTAGE HANDLING CAPACITY PHC BUILDING POPULATION = 3500 PAX MIN % BUILDING POPULATION IS 5 MIN = 525 PAX TRAVEL TIME (LOBBY WAIT + TRAVEL TIME ) CALCULATION NO OF PAX PER TRIP P= 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.m GFA-30% SERVICES : 60,639.60 - 18191.88 TOTAL : 42,447.72 sq.m (456,903 sq/ft) 1car park = 500 sq.ft = 456,903/500 = 913 1081 + 10%(visitor) = 1004+1% (OKU) 1014 - 50% (discaunt) =507 car parking
MOTORCYCLE PARKING GFA : 60,639.60 sq.m GFA-30% SERVICES : 60,639.60 - 18191.88 TOTAL : 42,447.72 sq.m (456,903 sq/ft) 1car park = 1500 sq.ft = 456,903/1500 = 304 1081 + 10%(visitor) = 334+1% (OKU) 337 - 50% (discaunt) =169 car parking
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10.0 SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION . CLIENT LOCATION TYPE OF LAND LOT NO
SAMSUNG SDB BHD. SENTUL COMMERCIAL
PURPOSE GROUP PERCENTAGE OFFICE COMMERICIAL SHOWCASE GALLERY SERVICES FACILITIES TOTAL
42.0 % 25.0 % 10 % 15 % 8% 100 %
PLOT RATION CALCULATION PLOT AREA (PA) PLOT RATIO (PR) MAX GROSS FLOOR AREA ( GFA ) MAX PLINTH AREA MPA SERVICE/ CALCULATION LEVEL
DESCRIPTION
60,639.60M² 2.5 ACRES 10,106.60M² 1:6 60,639.60 M² 60%X PA 6063.96M² 30%X GFA 18191.8M² TABULATION SERVICES & CIRCULATION
NET AREA
TOTAL AREA ( GROSS )
EFFICIENCY
BASEMENT GROUND FLOOR
LEVEL 1 (PODIUM )
LEVEL 2 (PODIUM)
LEVEL 3 ( PODIUM)
LEVEL 4
LEVEL 5
LEVEL 6
COMMERCIAL PARKING AND CIRCULATION
COMMERCIAL CIRCULATION
COMMERCIAL
COMMERCIAL
OFFICE
OFFICE
OFFICE
LEVEL 7-8,10-11,13-14,1617,19-20,22-23,25-26,2829 OFFICE
LEVEL 9,12,15,18,21,24,27,
TOTAL
OFFICE
1269 5237
543 201
3627 5438
6506
744
9065
2369 1036
481 160
2850 1196
3405
641
4046
3931
481
4412
3931
481
4412
3931
481
4412
3931
481
4412
1174
481
1655
1174
481
1655
1312
481
1793
1312
481
1793
1200
481
1681
1200
481
1681
16200
7696
23896
16200
7696
23896
7400
3376
10776
7400
3376
10776
68.67112101
45059
14862
59921
75.19734317
TOTAL BUILDING EFFICIENCY=
71.77054606
84.15719229
89.09791478
89.09791478
70.93655589
73.17345231
71.38607971
67.79377302
75%
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11.0 BUILDING ELEVATION
ROOF LEVEL LEVEL 28 LEVEL 27 LEVEL 26 LEVEL 25 LEVEL 24 LEVEL 23 LEVEL 22 LEVEL 21 LEVEL 20 LEVEL 19 LEVEL 18 LEVEL 17 LEVEL 16 LEVEL 15 LEVEL 14 LEVEL 13 LEVEL 12 LEVEL 11 LEVEL 10 LEVEL 9 LEVEL 8 LEVEL 7 LEVEL 6 LEVEL 5 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 2 LEVEL 1 GROUND LEVEL LOWER GROUND
NORTH BOUND ELEVATION
WEST BOUND ELEVATION
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12.0 BULDING SECTION
SERVICES
SERVICE
SERVICES
BOARDROOM LIFT CORE
LEVEL 27 LEVEL 26 LEVEL 25 LEVEL 24 LEVEL 23
FIRE STAIRCASE
BOARD ROOM
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREAAREA OFFICE
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 22 LEVEL 21 LEVEL 20 OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 19
OFFICE OFFICE AREAAREA
SERVICES
SERVICES FLOOR
FIRE STAIRCASE
MUSOLLA
LIFT CORE
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 18
OFFICE AREA
SERVICES
LEVEL 15 SURAU
LEVEL 14
SURAU
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 13
OFFICE AREAAREA OFFICE
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 12
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 11
LIFT CORE
LEVEL 8 OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 7
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE OFFICE AREAAREA
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 4
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 3
OFFICE AREA
OFFICE AREA
LEVEL 6 LEVEL 5
FIRE STAIRCASE
GROUND LEVEL
AUDITORIUM
LIFT CORE
LEVEL 1
BANQUET HALL FIRE STAIRCASE
LEVEL 2
FIRE STAIRCASE
LEVEL 9
FIRE STAIRCASE
LEVEL 10
LOWER GROUND
SECTION
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13.0 SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
GBI-EQ NATURAL LIGHTING High level natural light allowance (offset 10m oe less from core)
GBI-MR3 RECYCLE GLASS Recycled glass used to minimized embed energy in glass production
GBI-EQ5
GBI-IN1 INNOVATIVE SURAU LAYOUT
LIFT CORE
SURAU
The mihrab is pointing toward the kiblat thus the integration of nozzle has been puctured to attain this feature
LOW VOC PAINT Apply low volatile organic compound paint.
GBI-EQ4 INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS Ceiling and carpet to be lower emitting contained material suc as gypsum fibrous board and adhesive
GBI-EE ENERGY STAIR APPLIANCES
Low power consumption appliances and low heat emmited
GBI-SM4 VIEW CAPTURING NOZZLES
The surrounding site’s premiem view are captured by the orientation design of this building
GBI-EE LIGHTNING ZONING
Partitioned light zone that save energy when the space is not in use
GBI-SM3
GBI-EE
CONNECTION TO COMMUNITY SERVICES
Efficient lighting
The bus station and LRT line is located directly infront of the building
Lighting fitting using 15 bulbs and led lighting
GBI-SM4 LANDSCAPING
GBI-EE4 GOOD CONSTRUCTION QUALITY
Dry construction and manufacturing construction quality meet the standard
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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14.0 CUT-OUT SECTION FIRE PREVENTION SYSTEM
STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS
SERVICES COMPONENTS
TOWER SPACE
1 SPRINKLER SYSTEM 2 HOSE REEL RISER
A CORE SHEAR WALL B METAL DECKING
1 SMOKE LOBBY 2 MALE TOILET
A SERVICES DUCTING B WIRE DISTRIBUTION FORK
3 FIRE HOSE REEL
C RAISE FLOOR SYSTEM
3 MALE OKU TOILET
C SERVICE LIFT
4 PRESSURIZE SHAFT
D COMPOSITE FLOOR SLAB
4 AIR LOCK
D SOIL WASTE RISER
5 6 7 8 9
FIRE RATED DOOR
E F G H
5 6 7 8
E F G H
FIRE LIFT
I LOW-E GLAZING
FIRE STAIRCASE SPRINKLER RISER WET RISER
CASTELLATED BEAM SUSPENDED CEILING HOLLOW STEEL STRUCTURE RC COLUMN
LIFT LOBBY FEMALE TOILET FEMALE OKU TOILET OFFICE AREA
HIGH ZONE LIFT LOW ZONE LIFT FIRE ALARM RISER TELEPHONE RISER
I EXTRA LOW VOLTAGE RISER J BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEM K ELECTRIC RISER
10 FIRE STOP
L COOL WATER RISER 8
7 6 8 7
E 1
3 5
M
2
B
9
AHU ROOM CHILLER WATER SLAB RISER CHILLER WATER RISER AIR COND DUCTING
B
F
2 A
C 2
6
P
M N O P
K
4
3
H
1 8
3
I
I 5
F
8 A B B
H
D
8 1
G K
GBI-EQ NATURAL LIGHTING High level natural light allowance (offset 10m oe less from core)
GBI-MR3 RECYCLE GLASS Recycled glass used to minimized embed energy in glass production
GBI-EQ5 LOW VOC PAINT Apply low volatile organic compound paint.
GBI-EE LIGHTNING ZONING
GBI-EQ4
Partitioned light zone that save energy when the space is not in use
INDOOR AIR POLLUTANTS Ceiling and carpet to be lower emitting contained material suc as gypsum fibrous board and adhesive
GBI-SM4 LANDSCAPING
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BS.C 04 Anthropo & Ergonomics studies Student’s Capsule Retreat House
BS.C 05 Painting Gallery
BS.C 06
Children resource centre Petaling Jaya
1
ZIG ZAG
CHILDREN’S RESOURCE CENTRE VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE
SUN ORIENTATION
RECYCLE MATERIAL
CHILDREN
OBSTACLE
WIND ORIENTATION
NATURAL
CONCECPTUAL 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 anything they 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 resource centre. 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 them to 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.
LO N
G
DI ST AN
CE
LING LEVE
ISSUES OBESITY PROBLEM
TRADITIONAL MALAY HOUSE
OBSTACLE CONCEPT ZIG ZAG
USING VER NACULAR AS BASIC CONCEPT LOUVER WALL, LARGE OPENING, RISE ON STILT
SITE ANALYSIS
EXTERIOR PLANNING
2
ZIG ZAG
CHILDREN’S RESOURCE CENTRE GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 :100
A B
B’
LIBRARY
1
2
VOID
VOID PRAYER ROOM
KITCHEN CAFE
ELEVATION VIEW
U
A’
LOUVERS WALL ADAPT TO NATURE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
A CAPSULE CHAIR LIBRARY
UP
1
B ART WALL EXPOSED SUNLIGHT COURTYARD CONCEPT PUBLIC PATH
SCALE 1 :100
EXHIBITION AREA
AV ROOM
ENTRANCE
B’
LOBBY VOID
2
2
DANCING ROOM VOID
ADMIN
MULTIPURPOSE AREA
3
STORE SMALL GARDEN
STACK EFFECT LOUVERS WALL LARGE OPENING EXHIBITION AND MULTI PURPOSE AREA
3
U
A’
3
3
1 2 1
SECTION B-B’ NOT IN SCALE
SECTION A-A’ NOT IN SCALE
BS.C 07
Urban renewal of Rifle Range, Penang Alternative Housing In Putrajaya
SETTING 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 blocks each blocks is 17 to 18 storey with 24 units at each level with a total of 3,699 units and more than15,000 residents. 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.
ISSUES Chinese 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 The idea of proposing urban development in the area is to build a sustainable city where there is environmentally 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 life to make the place feel safe and healthier living.
RATIO CAR TO RESIDENTIAL 1 : 3.3
1 unit
=
3660 units x 5 =
5 people 18300 people
LIMITED SPACE FOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES School
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Factory
KƉĞŶ WĂƌŬŝŶŐ ^ƉĂĐĞ
Floor Plan Layout 1 Bedroom Unit dŚĞƌĞ ĂƌĞ Ă ƚŽƚĂů ŽĨ ϲϮ ƵŶŝƚƐ ŽĨ ĐŽŵŵĞƌĐŝĂů ůŽƚƐ Ăƚ ƚŚĞ ŐƌŽƵŶĚ ŇŽŽƌ ŽĨ Ăůů ƚŚĞ ďůŽĐŬƐ Ͳ ϭϭ ĞŶĚ ƵŶŝƚƐ ŽĨ ϭϳ 1 Bedroom Units are intermediate units of 36 s.m. There are 3072 units. s.m and 51 intermediate units of 36 s.m.
2 Bedroom Unit 2 Bedroom Units are end units with an area of 38.7 s.m. There are a total of 588 units.
DESIGN PROPOSAL
m
URBAN RENEWAL RIFLE RANGEHANGING PULANGSQUARE PINANG MOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL
| AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA
MAL
DESIGN STRATEGIES GROUP
PROGRAM
NEED Income/trading
Old folks
privacy
Hawkers
Community
commercial/services recreational park/sports public centre
Healthy/comfort
Residents/Family
landscaping
Facilities
Teenagers
car park
Active lifestyle
PHASE 2
residential
Entertaintment
PHASE 3
PHASE 1
PHASE 1 Residential
PHASE 2 commercial
car park
public centre
C
PHASE 3 landscape 4 STOREY LIMIT
recreational
sport
THERE IS ABUNDAT EVIDENCE TO SHOW PEOPLE THAT LIVE IN BUILDING MORE THEN 4 STOREY CAN ACTUALLY DAMAGE THEIR MIND AND FEELING
HIGH RISE LIVING TAKE PEOPLE AWAY FROM THE GROUND, AWAY FROM THE CASUAL,EVERYDAY SOCIETY THAT OCCURS ON THE SIDEWALK AND STREETS AND ON THE GARDEN - D.M FANNING - 18 NOV 1967 “FAMILY IN FLATS” BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL PROPOSED INTERVENSION
PROVIDE GREEN COMMUNITY SPACE
SITE PLAN
PHASE 2 PHASE 1
PHASE 3
Higher level recreational area
x 17
Hawkers/market area
sub-basement carpark
FACADE TREATMENT
NEW BUILDING
MAIN FEATURES higher level recreational area
wet market
market area on ground level
new residential block
community hall
URBAN RENEWAL RIFLE RANGEHANGING PULANGSQUARE PINANG | AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA
MOHD FIKRI | AHMAD ZULKAMAL
| AHMAD MUSTAFA KAMAL | DZUL IZZAT | NUR SALINA
GREEN FEATURE
1. GREEN HANGING GARDEN a. Open courtyard and open space b. allow ventilation at the centre of the community
2. RAINWATER COLLECTOR A strategy to collect rainwater at rooftop and stormwater from surface run-off. A collection of rainwater will be used for irrigation at vertical gardens and the hanging garden
3. GARBAGE DISPOSAL 4. RECYCLABILITY 5. GREEN MATERIAL a. energy saving fitting b.Green product c.Recycle material
Implementation of garbage grinder at all kitchen sinks. Convenience for dwelers in disposing food waste, at the same time recycling food waste into composite soil for farming and landscaping used
a.local building material b.used for lesser processing and transportation cost
vertical plant Nutrien from waste disposal
rainwater pipe
soil
rainwater pipe
Vertical plant
louvers
soil
disposal pipe
Vertical Garden Section
URBAN RENEWAL RIFLE RANGEHANGING PULANG SQUARE PINANG
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
SITE MANAGEMENT ORIENTATION
NATURAL LIGHTING
SKYLIGHT
N 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 skylight
Interior
opening up to the ceiling
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
Interior
WATER EFFICIENCY
COLOR
NEAR TO LAKE
VORTEX EFFECT
The height of the building is block the wind at the centre of site to give a pleasure wind to the site
an active area is provide with large opening
The lake act as natural water cooling ,where it place at south east of the housing, allow natural cooling when wind blow.
RAINWATER COLLECTING wide and shallow pond surrounded area for water collecting. Thus become facade treatment and as water cooling purpose
White color are choosed to maximize the reflection of light inside thus make the interior more bright and lively While white color for exterior building reflect the heat of sunlight thus minimize the energy usage for thermal cooling
large opening at the north side to avoid direct sun heat
INDOOR ENVINROMENTAL QUALITY
SUSTAINABILITY
OPENING FACING NORTH
All windows for housing is design to facing north and south to avoid direct sun light
large opening at the north side to avoid direct sun heat
an active area is provide with large opening
PRIVATE
SEMI PUBLIC AND PUBLIC
MASTER BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
TOILET 1
KITCHEN
MINIMIZE FOOTPRINT
TOILET 3
This housing is design with pilotis, allow it to minimal he ground use. It also to express the appreaciate the nature.
CROSS VENTILATION 70% OF GREEN AREA
The entire place is plant with tree as natural element. It has garden roof to reserve for the planting and act as cool element.
OPEN AREA
Act as courtyard at the centre of building, to allow ventilation and provide shading for the activities
MINIMIZE GROUND COVER only a certain part are cover with unnatural material ,The rest, is covered with natural green element such as grass.
FAMILY AREA BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2
N
TOILET 2
inactive area like bedroom , toilet is at south side
toilet ,and bath installed with small opening to provide more privacy
Void also is provide near the corridor to give privacy to bedroom
the residential design also is design to provide two zoning space, semi public and private area . The family will gain more privacy
Cross ventilation
Both opening on north and south side allow cross ventilation Large opening to allow wind to enter the residential Green element at the roof provide good quality of air for the residential
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
ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE ARK 554 TUTOR : MDM ONG
DESIGN BY :AHMAD ZULKAMAL BIN MOHD ZIYADI | 2007106123
roof level 4th floor 3rd floor 2nd floor 1st floor ground floor
left elevation
roof level 4th floor 3rd floor 2nd floor 1st floor ground floor
rear elevation roof level 4th floor 3rd floor 2nd floor 1st floor ground floor
front elevation 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
section B-B’ roof level 4th floor 3rd floor 2nd floor 1st floor ground floor
phase 1 ahmad zulkamal bin mohd ziyadi | 2007106123
section a-a’
green serpent
N
roof plan
1 ROOF
3 2 2 2 2
family unit 1 1.kitchen 2.toilet1 3.toilet 2 4.toilet 3 7 5.living room 3 6.bedroom 1&2 7.master bedroom 8.balcony 9 9.family area 10.laundry 11.circulation 6 total
1
3
4th FLOOR ROOF GARDEN
8
25m 3.5 6m 5m 60m 12m 23m 5 45m 29m 9m 55m 273m
8
7
3
3
1
1
5
11
9
2
2
6
4
2
4
1
1
ROOF
family unit 2
2 3
8
23m 1.kitchen 3.5 2.toilet1 3.toilet 2 3 6m 7 5m 4.toilet 3 60m 5.living room 12.5m 6.bedroom 1&2 23m 7.master bedroom 9 44m 5 8.balcony 29m 9.family area 9m 10.laundry 55m 11.circulation 4 270m total
2 2 2 2
3rd FLOOR
3
ROOF GARDEN
ROOF
1
8
3 7 1
1
5
2
9
2
4
4th FLOOR
1
1
3 2
3
1 2
3 2 2
2nd FLOOR
ROOF GARDEN
3
ROOF
1
studio unit 1.kitchen 2.toilet1 3.toilet 2 4.living room 5.study room 6.master bedroom 7.balcony 8.circulation
10m 3 2.5m 48m 9m 21m 27m 45m
7
7
7
6
4
2
4
5
3rd FLOOR
1
total
5
165m
4
2
5
1
1
1 1
3
6
6
2
3
1 3
3
1
2
3
2
gymnasium
2 2
3
1st FLOOR
nursery
TYPICAL UNIT PLAN SCALE 1:100
green serpent 2nd FLOOR
a 1
b
1
1 3
cafe
a
ground FLOOR
multifunction hall
b
green serpent 1st Floor 1 1
1 3
basement
FLOOR PLAN
SCALE 1:200
typical section
SCALE 1:50
phase 1
green serpent
ahmad zulkamal bin mohd ziyadi | 2007106123
BS.C 08
Visitor Centre ,Precint 5 ,Putrajaya
SUSHI KING KEY PLAN
SERVICES LIFT
OFFICE
TEMP DISPOSAL
STORAGE
MANAGER OFFICE
MEETING ROOM
CONTROL ROOM PUMP ROOM
HISTORY GALLERY A/C / RISER
AV ROOM
LOBBY
ENTRANCE
DROP OFF
LOCATION PLAN
MASTER PLAN 1:1000
SITE PLAN 1:500
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 restaurant concept. Offering a wide variety of sushi along with an expansive menu of other Japanese food at affordable prices in a friendly, cosy environment, we quickly gained popularity to become a favourite amongst locals and foreigners alike.
SMOOTH
FAST FOOD
SUSHI
FRESH
CULTURE
WATER ELEMENT
CALMNESS
MORPHOLOGY AND CONCEPT
HYPOTHETICAL PROGRAMMES ANAYLSIS FIRST VIEW FOR VISITOR AS MAIN ENTRANCE
ANAYLSIS GOOD VIEW, FACING LAKE
A
POTENTIAL MAIN ENTRANCE, A PUBLIC ENTRANCE
C
B
ANAYLSIS CENTER POINT ,CONNECTED WITH THE CENTRE CITY
PUBLIC CAFE FOR VISITOR AND NON VISITOR
POTENTIAL LINKAGE TO OTHER SITE,
NATURAL ELEMENT
ACCESSIBILITY
POTENTIAL RESTAURANT WITH GOOD VIEW ENVIROMENT
LINGKAGE TO SITE A
LAKE POINT
LAKE POINT
LAKE POINT
LAKE POINT LAKE POINT
SERVICES
SERVICES
HISTORY AND SUSHI GAL- EDUCATION PROGRAMMES COOKING CLASS LERY ,VISUAL
ENTRANCE POINT ENTRANCE POINT
BOLUVARD POINT
ENTRANCE POINT
ENTRANCE POINT
ENTRANCE POINT BOLUVARD POINT
LIVE FISH AQUARIUM
BOLUVARD POINT
BOLUVARD POINT
BOLUVARD POINT
CREATE NEW RECIPIES, TV SHOW PROGRAMMES
LINGKAGE TO SITE D LINGKAGE TO SITE C
3 MAIN POINT USING CIRCLE AS ONE OF HARMONY ELEMENT
CENTRALISE POINT TO CREATE CONNECTION
CREATE A LINGKAGE
ORIENTATION
SOA
FACING BOULEVARD TO SITE A
BOULEVARD CONTINUATION AS A PUBLIC GATHERING AREA
GREEN BELT WILL FUNCTION AS BOTH OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
GREEN FEATURES - RAIN WATER COLLECTION
SAVE 45%
FALL
DISTRIBUTION WATER FOR GARDEN AND AQUARIUM
TO SITE A
SOA STUDY
ROOF STUDY
STRUCTURE STUDY
PUMP ROOM
TANK
RESTAURANT
OPEN COOKING SHOWROOM
B
SOUVENIER SHOP
PRAYER ROOM (M)
A
PRAYER ROOM (F)
GARDEN
JANITOR ROOM
A/C / RISER
SERVICES LIFT
OFFICE
TEMP DISPOSAL STORAGE
MANAGER OFFICE
FIRST FLOOR
MEETING ROOM GALLERY 2
CONTROL ROOM
PUMP ROOM
A/C / RISER
HISTORY GALLERY AV ROOM
LOBBY
ENTRANCE
DROP OFF
A’ B’
ROOF AND FINISHES
GATE ENTRANCE
GROUND FLOOR PURLIN AND TURBULAR ROOM STRUCTURE
2ND FLOOR COLUMN & BEAM
EAST ELEVATION GARDEN
ENTRANCE
GALLERY 1
SECTION B-B’ PRIMETER AND SECONDRY BEAM PRIMARY BEAM
west elevation RESTAURANT
KITCHEN GALLERY 2
OFFICE
SECTION A-A’
AV AREA
MAIN COLUMN AND MAIN STRUCTURE
BLOW UP DETAIL SCALE 1:50
BLOW UP DETAIL SCALE 1:10