AR135 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 3
PORTFOLIO SUM WEN JUN (ALEXIS) 1001852035
ABOUT SUM WEN JUN [1001852035] UCSI University Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture
AR315 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 3 [AR315] Tutored by : AR. Rien Tan Kwon Chong
STUDIO LECTURERS: Ms. Ida Ms. Intan
Mr. Syukran Mr. Justin Lee
( July 2021 - November 2021 )
CONTENT " PROJECT 01. "
1A. " Precedent Studies " ------ Theme: Play & Recreation
1B. " Form, Space, Order " ------ Bushwick Inlet Park Model Study
1C. " Slice " ------ Model, Zoning & Programming
" PROJECT 02. "
" PROJECT 03. "
2A. " Site Analysis " ------ User Profile
3A. " Business Incubator" ------ Design Process , Presentation Board
2B. " Site Responding " ------ Explorative Site Massing Model
'' PROJECT 01. ''
1A. " Precedent Studies " ------ Theme: Play & Recreation 1B. " Form, Space, Order " ------ Bushwick Inlet Park Model Study 1C. " Slice " ------ Model, Zoning & Programming
Precedent Study 01. Researched Done By: Sum Wen Jun
MONCAYO CLUB HOUSE
Architects: Iconico Area: 894 m² Year: 2019 Location: Mexico City, Mexico
INTRODUCTION A building compensating the side effects of a sleeping city. Moncayo Club House is a community center for a typical middle class sleeping city in the outskirts of Mexico City. - Archdaily
General Analysis + Concept
Response
The project is a contrast to the colourful earthy
In
containing walls of its surrounding through both form and use of materials. Disposing of a clear volumetric language, the entrance arch is an
building is located at the entry point to the neighbor hood, serving as a recognizable landmark for inhabitants and visitors. It is
esthetical element, but it is converted into an architectural container for the community center's
about openness and not seclusion, by simulating urban integrity. This makes the project
specific use of gym
innovative within its Mexican context.
response
to
the
concept
and
site,
the
Precedent Study 02. Researched Done By: Irig How Yik Hoong
THE GRAND PINKLAO CLUBHOUSE
Architects: Office AT Area: 1000 m² Year: 2013 Location: Bangkok, Thailand
INTRODUCTION The architectural idea in Designing this Club House is mainly inspired by nature. Lead architects Surachai Akekapobyotin and Juthathip Techachumreon got their idea by studying rock formations in the deserts.
General Analysis + Concept
Response
The clubhouse is comprised of 2 rectangular masses ,
The building orientation is optimized for
one was rotated to be perpendicular to the other and supported by two individual core. The approach in Designing this Club House is meant to signify the
energy efficiency by limiting the heat and provide shading to the building. It uses post tension structure to make a balance
grand entrance with the club house symbolizing a gateway into the housing development when seen from
structure back of
the main road.
resembling a gateway
by cantilever the building
both front and for 7.5 meter
Precedent Study 03. Researched Done By: Chong Pui Xin
Bushwick Inlet Park
Architects: Kiss + Cathcart, Architects Area: 1235.6m² Year: 2013 Location: Brooklyn, United States
INTRODUCTION The building is designed as a useful and beautiful public space, inside and out, responding to the differing conditions of the city and the park. On the park side, the building and landscape are one; on the street side, the public facades features a colonnade of vertical wood sunshades at the entrance
General Analysis + Intention
Response
The design intention focus on maximize public space
In response to the site, the integration of use and
as the park wraps over the building into a green hill so that 100% of the site is accessible to the public. Further more, the architect also focus on pedestrian
program has been taken into consideration providing high community access. The bioclimatic design in this building was achieved and meanwhile enchanting
friendly
the building with the green roof.
Bushwick Inlet Park: Form, Space, Order
HIERACHY
STRUCTURE
ZONING
PLAN TO SECTION
MASSING
SUBTRACTION
CIRCULATION
NATURAL LIGHTING
PARTI
DATUM
RHYTHM
GIF PRSSENTING
Bushwick Inlet Park: Design Transformation
SITE
a public park located next to a football field
CARVE-OUT
BASE VOLUME
a space for the community to relax and play
DIVIDE
create extra space for different facilities
space divided into two floors
GRADE
OPENING
distinct main entrance for building aesthetic
for better building circulation and ventilation
PINCH
to fit the site context football field
CARVE-OUT
create an entrance for the building
VIEW
main entrance is distinctly visible from main road access
CARVE-OUT
create an entrance for the building from the field
EMBEDED
create an entrance for the building
ACCESS
vehicular access to building site
Bushwick Inlet Park: Model Casting Massing Model
Manipulation: Slice Model 01.
PINCH
Sectional Model
to fit the site context - football field
ZONING
Public Semi-Public
CARVE-OUT
SLICE
separating the building into three form
create extra space for various events
PROGRAMING
Skin Exterior
Private Semi-Private
Roof
Mould
Green Roof Pathway
Programs Offices Meeting Room Pantry Classroom Resting Area Multipurpose Room
Casting Process
Landscape Football Field Street
SLICE
a path for different direction building entrance
Model 02.
CARVE-OUT
create extra space for various events
ZONING
Public Semi-Public
Model 03.
SLICE
form division into three spaces
EMBEDED
distinct facade material for building aesthetic
PROGRAMING
Skin Exterior Steel Bar
SLICE
stairs to access to higher part of the building
PINCH
to fit the site context football field
CARVE-OUT
PULL
create extra space for various events
create a facade to suit building form
PROGRAMING
ZONING
Skin Public
Exterior
Semi-Public Private Semi-Private
Private Semi-Private Roof Pathway Glass Panel
Programs Offices Meeting Room Pantry Classroom Resting Area Multipurpose Room Lobby
Landscape Football Field Street
Roof Green Roof Stairs
Programs Offices Meeting Room Pantry Classroom Resting Area Multipurpose Room Lobby
Landscape Football Field Street
SLICE
stairs to access to higher part of the building
'' PROJECT 02. ''
2A. " Site Analysis " ------ User Profile
2B. " Site Responding " ------ Explorative Site Massing Model
PHYSICAL CONTEXT
SURROUNDING BUILDINGS 1.
Central Market Kuala Lumpur is a centre for Malaysian culture, art and craft located in the heart of the city. As a building with significant historical value Central Market Kuala Lumpur has come a long way from its early beginning as a wet market built in 1888 to a delightful destination for tourists, shoppers and art lovers.
2.
Guan Di Temple
Central Market
4.
1.
3.
3.
Ancasa Hotel
5.
4.
Site
6.
2. Pudu Sentral Bus Termimal
Postlaju Headquarters
7.
Petaling Street
5. 7.
6.
8.
8. Key Plan
MABA Stadium
PNB Merdeka 118
Y-Y
X-X
Site Plan
Water Supply System
Site Contour
Drainage System
VEGETATION
Rendered and Labled
1.
Location Plan
1.
Jalan Hang Kasturi, City Centre, 50050 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Plant Name : Bamboo Palm Height : 1.2m - 7m
Section X-X
Section Y-Y
2.
3.
Plant Name : Broad-leafed Mahogany Height : 7m - 9m
2.
4.
3. Plant Name : Thornless Rukam Height : 3m - 4.5m
FIGURE GROUND
ZONING
Proposed Site
Residential
Commerical
Special Purpose
Education
Klang River
1.
4. Plant Name : Kaduk Plant Height : 0.3m - 0.6m
CIRCULATION Jalan Hang Kasturi (Kasturi Walk )
is a well known traditional street market, and it has antique shading device
Lebuh Pudu road
Petaling Street Market
takes you the Petaling Street Market & Central Market
is a traditional street market, most of the time the vehicles rea not allowed to enter. the street is also covered with by shading device
KL102 Central Market bus stop
Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock is the main road that takes you to the downtown kl, and it coneccted to Jalan Tun Sambanthan ,and Jalan Tun Perak.
Lorong Bandar 21
Pasar Seni bus stop
is one example of streets that have no pavements
LRT LINE
Pasar Seni station
is well designed for disabled people, where you can find the tactile paving ramps and elevators everywhere.
TRAFFIC AND CROWD CONDITIONS pedestrian weekdays
traffic weekdays
TRAFFIC AND CROWD CONDITIONS public transportation weekdays (BUS)
pedestrian weekends
traffic weekends
public transportation weekends (BUS)
PROGRAM Zoning
Temporary & Changeable Space
Binary System: The accessibility of both public and private building is dependent to the functions of the building Public
Semi Public
Private
Site
Site
Site
Hospitality Religious
Education Offices
Shops Transportation Central Market Katsuri Walk Central Market Annexe Malaysia Native Products & Dry Fruit
Possibility of spaces use as an event spaces or that might bring beneficial to the incubator center in the future development.
Meeting Rooms can turn into workshop spaces
Capital Dynamics Sdn. Bhd Bar Council Malvern International Academy Malaysia Edutrain Collage
Ruang By Think City Travelodge City Centre Hotel Avenue J Central Market Sin Sze Si Ya Temple
Bar Council Built in year 1994
Hotel Avenue J Central Market Built in year 2015 RUANG by Think City Renovated in 2016
- Cafe & Lobby can turn into workshop spaces
- Multipurpose space transformable for community events
Building Height Inconsistent: Building with high scale are scattered around the low scale building causing unorganized urban planning Tall ( 5 stories & above ) Site
Travelodge City Centre (7 Stories) Hotel Avenue J Central Market (6 Sotries) Wisma Hang Sam (17 Stories)
Short ( 1- 2 stories)
Medium (3 - 4 stories) Site
Edutrain Collage -Transformable spaces for workshops and events
Site
Central Market Annexe (4 Stories) Wisma 200 (4 Stories) Lavana Hotel Chinatown (4 Stories)
Central Market (2 Stories) Mew2 Mobile (2 Stories) Gift Zone Resources ( 2 Stories)
Central Market Built in year 1888 -Ground floor can be used for performance area and workshop space
Activity Typology Disperse
The land use is distributed into 4 main categories. However the land use is to filled up with work and tourism purpose.
Travelodge City Centre Renovated in 2018 Transformable spaces for workshops and events
Commercial 84%
Education 9%
Restaurant / Café Shops Offices
Wisma Hang Sam Built in 1978 Transformable spaces for workshops and events
Collage Tuition Center Academy
Micro Activities Selected building with micro activities inside the buidling
Bar Council 3rd Floor
Undeveloped 5%
Reception
Parking lot Abandoned shop lot
Library 1st Floor Walkway
Central Market Ground Floor
Services Food
Mezzanine Retail Food
Entertainmnet
Entertainmnet
Retail
Services
Meeting Room
Religious 2%
Avenue J Hotel Chinese Temple Hindu Temple
1st Floor
Commercial
Religious Undeveloped
Ground Floor
Rooms
Cafe
Walkway
Reception Area
Ground Floor
Education
Travelodge City Centre
Reception + Brewing Area
Lobby + Cafe
Lobby
4th Floor
Rooms
SENSORY CONTEXT SENSORY CONTEXT
CLIMATE Sun Movement & Shadow Casting
SENSORY CONTEXT
Sun Path Diagram https://www.gaisma.com/en/location/kuala-lumpur.html
June
March
Altitude
9.00AM 1.00PM 4.00PM
24° 83° 50°
Azimuth 91° 122° 266°
Altitude 25° 9° 45°
December
Azimuth
Altitude
65° 69° 300°
Average Temperaturen and Rainy Days
23° 63° 41 °
View In & View View In To & View Quality Site Quality To Site
1.Major view of site from main road. 1.Major view of site from main road.
2.Good view of site from sidewalk. 2.Good view of site from sidewalk.
3.Major view of site from main road. 3.Major view of site from main road.
4.Glimpse view of site from sidewalk 4.Glimpse view of site from sidewalk next to bazaars. next to bazaars.
5.Glimpse view of site from bridge. 5.Glimpse view of site from bridge.
6.Good view of site from a vehicle. 6.Good view of site from a vehicle.
Azimuth 117° 174° 234°
Perciptation &Sun Hours
Mild- Negative Mild- Negative Negative Negative
Malaysia enjoys tropical weather year-round however due to its proximity to water the climate is often quite humid. Despite this, the weather is never too hot and temperatures range from a mild 20°C to 30°C average throughout the year.
View Out View Out
Positive Positive
VIEW QUALITY TO SITE VIEW QUALITY TO SITE
a. Least Prioritized View
View Through View Through
Viewa. of Least Central Prioritized Market only, does View benefit Market users. only, does Viewnot of Central not benefit users.
View from bridge Viewsite from bridge across across site
Wind Direction
Wind Speed
d. Prioritized View Clear of sky, creates d.view Prioritized View sense calmoftosky, users. Clearofview creates sense of calm to users.
Jan-April
7.Major view of site from main entrance 7.Major view of site from main entrance
May-Sep
b. Less Prioritized View View by shop lots and b.blocked Less Prioritized View
Oct-Dec
bazaars, view does benefit View blocked by not shop lots and users much. bazaars, view does not benefit users much.
Jan-April: Most of the wind comes from the East May-Sep: Most of the wind comes from the South. Oct-Dec: Most of the wind comes from the West
1. View from centre of site to Central 1. View from centre of Market and to site to Central commercial Market and to buildings from main commercial road. buildings from main 2. View from centre of road. site to bridge and of 2. View from centre andsite to commercial to bridge and buildings main and to from commercial road. buildings from main road. View from tall buildings across View from tall sitebuildings to Central across Market site to Central Market
c. Prioritized View View of colorful mural c. Prioritized View buildings, inspires new mural ideas View of colorful and creativity for users. buildings, inspires new ideas
Humidity
Flood Risk
Wind Rose
d. Less Prioritized View
and creativity for users.
Viewd. blocked bridge, doesView not Lessby Prioritized benefit users. View blocked by bridge, does not benefit users.
View Quality From Different Spots View Quality From Different Spots 1.Clear view of site from sidewalk 1.Clear view of site from sidewalk
2. Good view of human activities happening the day. 2. Good throughout view of human activities happening throughout the day.
Monsoon
Southwest Monsoon from late May to September, Northeast Monsoon from October to March. Northeast Monsoon brings in more rainfall
The area that is a low line and near to the river has a higher flood risk. Easily happen during the monsoon season.
compared to the Southwest Monsoon
https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/historyclimate/climatemodelled/kuala-lumpur_malaysia_1735161
https://www.businessinsider.com/kuala-lumpur-flash-floods-footage -cars-submerged-2018-11
3. Good view of commercial buildings 3. Good view of commercial buildings
Most of the wind comes from South and Eastnortheast .
https://www.wonderfulmalaysia.com/malaysia-climate-and -monsoon.htm
4. Great view of mural commercial buildings and human activities. 4. Great view of mural commercial buildings and human activities.
5. Excellent view of clear sky from centre of site. view of clear sky from 5. Excellent centre of site.
6. Great view of clear sky and a little6.greenery from of site. Great view of centre clear sky and a little greenery from centre of site.
High - Low High - Low 7. Great view of clear sky next to central market entrance. 7. Great view of clear sky next to central market entrance.
HISTORY
SMELL
Strong smell of vehicles exhaust from main roads
Smell of food stalls/ bazaars by the sidewalk
Strong smell of polluted/ contaminated river
Natural smell from trees and plants by the sidewalks
Bad smell
Food smell
Smell of raw meat from market
Natural smell
NOISE
1.River noise
2.Vehicular Noise
3 42 4
Sound Waves 3.Pedestrian noise
high
4.Railway noise
low
GENIUS LOCI Central Market Kuala Lumpur is a center for Malaysian culture, workmanship and specialty situated in the core of the city and furthermore the water body made a consolidated genus loci for the spot, as boats conveyed merchandise to and from the Central Market, forming a huge hub
A walkaway creating a sense of tunnel that showcase Malaysia culture from food ,clothes and architecture
HUMAN & CULTURE
SITE MORPHOLOGY 1. INITIATION
3. COMPACTION
Kuala Lumpur was founded 1857 at the confluence of the Gombak and Klang rivers
The development expanded south to Brickfields for commercial uses
1889
1920 1895
2000 1962
2. EXTENSION The confluence of Klang river on the east and Gombak river divided the city to three main lands, west bank for British authorities, Chinese settlement to the east bank and Malay settlement at the north
2016
4. EXPANSION The high rise buildings found near the waterfront is evident resulted from limited land and high priced land
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT 118 MERDEKA SITE LOCATION
A precinct offering a single vision of work, retail, living and public space. This unique place is integrated to offer an ideal fusion of commerce and culture. Project started on 2014 and estimated to finish on 2022
FIRST MANSION Property Project : First Mansion @ Petaling Street Location : KL City Centre, Kuala Lumpur Property Type : Designer Suites Tenure : Leasehold Title : Commercial No. of Blocks : 1 Total Units : 292 Built-up Area : 236 sq.ft. - 600 sq.ft. Developer : Mission Meridian Sdn Bhd Project Status: Pending
MAHARAJA SQUARE A new mixed development project with a total of 3.44 acres land consists of a shopping podium, hotels, office tower and a service apartment building. Haven't confirm the specific site but project will be carry on at Jalan Tun H.S Lee
Site Pictures
Site Vignettes
CIRCULATION
PYSICAL CONTEXT
PROGRAM
CLIMATE
HUMAN & CULTURE
SENSORY
HISTORY & DEVELOPMENT
STRENGTH
Physical Context
Site located at mostly flat surface, allowing less complexity on construction
Circulation The area already received heavy traffic from vehicular and pedestrains
Future Development
Programme
Eazy to deliver construction materials as site location linked to the main road
Attracts good crowd from the opposite hotel and central market
WEEKNESS
Sensory Colorful mural buildings view
Human & Cultural Rich cultural diversity
Physical Context Proposed site located at the middle of the existing parking lot, affecting the vehicular circulation.
Heavy traffice leads to the area being less private to the users.
Future Development
Programme
Site is crowded and compact location, hard to operate construction that require big space
OPPORTUNITY
Physical Context Located at an already popular area due to historical and cultural buildings, allowing more exposure to the visitors around the area.
Future Development make our site as the central business incubator as its location is surrounded with shoplot
Circulation Heavy traffic leads to additional exposure for the incubator. This leads to additional company exposure and marketing.
Programme Common area can be a landmark to the site
Circulation
Site really close to bridge, lack of privacy
Sensory Noise and smell pollution are nearby site
Human & Cultural Homeless people linger around may scared the visitiors
THREATS
Sensory
Physical Context
Surround site with more trees to diffuse loud noises
Lack of steepness of slope, causing potential issue of water ingress and shorter lifespan of materials.
Human & Cultural
Future Development
Clear/empty space which can be further manipulated for privacy
Causing less privacy after the future development as its surrounded with buildings
Circulation The lack of parking space and placement of the main entrance.
Sensory Nearby contaminated river would not attract users
Programme
Human & Cultural
Site next to parking lots causing unnecessary attention as an distraction
Dangerous busy road in relation with safety of pedestrians
User Profile Ballet Instructor
Working Schedule
+60 16-515 0079
Ms. Yew Yee Wen 27 Years Old Ipoh, Perak Neophilia / Passionate
IDance Academy of Dance
@ idanceacademy20
Founded in 2020
@ IDance academy
50% Ballet classes
10% Attending classes
20%
Ms. Yew started part time teaching Ballet in Primary schools for the past 3 years. Ever since the pandemic kicks in, she decided to start her own dance school at her house for student who wish to continue the classes
Stretching classes
5% Relaxing
15% Meeting
Founder of IDance Academy of Dance
Existing Programs
Kid Ballet Class
Adult Ballet Online Class
Selling self design hair tie
Stretching Class
Ballet Classes
FB Live stream free classes
Adult Beginner Dance Class
Stretching Class
Schedule of Accommodation
Nature of Business + Program Programs near the site are disperse in 4 main categories. Commercial land use come in first place with more than 80% and education with only 9% . With the nature of business is education related, he chances of successful rate in higher for IDance Academy to attracts more client as there isn't much option on this certain field
Office
Dance Rooms Meeting Room Office Room Reception Waiting / Rest Area
Private Space
Storage
Unique Spaces
Meeting Room
Specific spaces requirement for the business incubator as client requested during the interview
Dance Room
Ground Floor
High Ceiling Public Space Reception
Nature of Business + Site Condition The nature of IDance Academy is art performances, installing a great love of dance. Central Market, located next to the site, often attracts good crowd of both tourist and local. Therefore, It is simply a good chance to for IDance Academy to spread the passion of dance to more people.
Hair Accessories
Waiting Room
Sprung Floor
01.
Design Transformation
Base Volume
Extrude : Creating high ceiling as client require
Slice : Creating Main Entrance
Subtract : Creating space between walkway
Opening : Sun shading main entrance facing south east
Massing Response to Site
Pedestrian Access to Site
''MASSING MODEL''
Grd Floor: Private Vs Public
View Towards Site
1st Floor: Private Vs Public
View From Site
02.
Design Transformation
Base Volume
Slice : Creating two floors
Design Transformation
Subtract :Easy access for wind / air flow
Extrude : Creating high ceiling
Extrude : Open air court yard
Slice : Sun Shading purpose
Massing Response to Site
Pedestrian Access to Site
View Towards Site
Grd Floor: Private Vs Public
1st Floor: Private Vs Public
03.
Base Volume
Slice : Connection between walkway the facade
Extrude :Creating two floors
Subtract : Creating out door space
Slice : Sun shading device
Opening :Main entrance and windows
Massing Response to Site
View From Site
Pedestrian Access to Site
View Towards Site
Grd Floor: Private Vs Public
1st Floor: Private Vs Public
View From Site
05.
04.
Design Transformation
Design Transformation
Base Volume
Base Volume
Slice : Creating Stairscase
Slice : Access from both side
Carve : Creating entrance from the staircase
Opening : Sun shading at the south
View Towards Site
Grd Floor: Private Vs Public
1st Floor: Private Vs Public
Pinch : High ceiling / create shading for the lower part
Slice : Creating Stairscase
Carve : Creating a space for stage performances in circle form
Opening : Sun shading at the south
Massing Response to Site
Massing Response to Site
Pedestrian Access to Site
Slice : Access from both side
Pinch : High ceiling / create shading for the lower part
View From Site
Pedestrian Access to Site
View Towards Site
Grd Floor: Private Vs Public
1st Floor: Private Vs Public
View From Site
'' PROJECT 03. ''
3A. " Business Incubator" ------ Design Process , Presentation Board
CONCEPT // IDEATION
CONCEPT // IDEATION
SITE CONDITION
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT FORM // OPENING
OPERATIVE DESIGN
Base Volume
Subtract
Pinch
Site set-back form
Shaped according to pirouette labanotation
Height to create sun shading for lower part and wind flow
Slice
Slice
Opening
Creating two floors with an out door first floor in the middle
Creating sun shading device for the entrance
Form of opening taken from choreographic construction
DESIGN RESPONSE
Zoning : Ground Floor
Zoning : First Floor
Circulation
View From Site
View Towards Site
SPATIAL ORGANIZATION SCHEDULE OF ACCOMMODATION No.
01. 01.1
02.
03.
Room Name
Room Description / Room Location Activities
Concerts / Stage Performances to earn profit Family / Community Family Theater bonding space during the night time Main dance room with Main Dance high ceiling for Room partnering class Studio for other small Studio classes or to be booked by outsiders Performance Hall
04.
Meeting Room
05.
Reception
06.
Waiting Area
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
Discussion area for teachers Information Center / Selling ballet equipments Parents waiting area / Student Preparation
No. of Room
Zoning
No.of users
Unit Area (sqm) / Room
Ground Floor
1
Semi Public
20
132 sqm
Ground Floor
1
Semi Public
20
132 sqm
Ground Floor
1
Semi Private
15
40 sqm
Ground Floor / First Floor
2
Semi Public
10
27- 30 sqm
First Floor
1
Private
8
19 sqm
Ground Floor
1
Public
6
20 sqm
Ground Floor
1
Semi Public
10
18 sqm
Ground Floor 07.
Storage 1
Back stage storage
Ground Floor
1
Private
2
10 sqm
08.
Storage 2
Store dace equipment and costume
First Floor
1
Private
2
10sqm
09.
Office
Small private place for client
First Floor
1
Private
5
16 sqm
10.
Classroom
Theory class for students
First floor
1
Semi Private
6
13 sqm
11.
Toilets
Dressing Room
Ground / First Floor
3
Public
1-2
6-8 sqm
12.
Balcony
Shallow Pool / Connecting the buildings
First Floor
1
Semi Private
3
30 sqm
13.
Main Entrance
Access to the reception area
Ground Floor
1
Public
10
-
14.
Outdoor Resting Area
Common area for community & student / Side Entrance
Ground Floor
1
Public
10
-
15.
Circulation
Ground Floor / First Floor
1
-
Total Area
Building circulation for two floors
37 sqm
400 sqm
First Floor
Mock Up Model
SPATIAL QUALITY COLLABORATIVE SPACES
CONSTRUCTION DETAIL Layer 4 : Roofing
Construction Detail 1
Layers 3 : First Floor
Construction Detail 1: Roofing of Performance Hall
Layers 2 : Ground Floor
Layer 1 : Outer Layers
Construction Detail 2: Foundation to Wall Shelf
Construction Detail 2
FINAL PRESENTATION MODEL
''FINAL PRESENTATION''
View From Main Access
View From Main Entrance To The Budiling
View of Road Access to Building
View From Lrt Station
View of Side Courtyard
Plan View Presenting Upper Plaza
PRESENTATION BOARD
AR135 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 3
END SUM WEN JUN (ALEXIS) 1001852035