Amirul Hakeem Ma'az MArch Part 2 Architecture Thesis Report

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design thesis 2019

universiti teknologi MARA

merdeka tiada batas. malay civilisation revelatus museum


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merdeka tiada batas. malay civilisation revelatus museum

master’s design thesis by

amirul hakeem bin ma’az | 2019 www.behance.net/amirulhakeem

supervised by

en. fairuz reza razali.

all works endorsed in Universiti Teknologi Mara, Puncak Alam


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Abstract Malay civilisation had appeared 70000 years ago. It is an ethnic group that inhabits the Nusantara region which consist of the Peninsula, Sumatra, Java Island and many more. Since the Melaka glory years, Malay had a great civilisation with many region around the world recognises their greatness. 1511, the Portuguese attacked and colonized Malacca. It continues with the Dutch, British and Japan and this had led through the decline of Malay civilisation. It causes a major factor in the loss of Malay identity in the country and its people. Merdeka Tiada Batas Museum is a design thesis that attempts to regenerate Malay civilisation. It is identified that the spirit of Malay lies on water and is proven by the fact that they used to sail around the world, live near the river shoreline and defend their territory from the sea. The proposal is projected not to only exhibit Malay civilisation artefacts but also to stimulate spiritual senses and moments to the visitors. A site has been selected at Precinct 5, Putrajaya in which the site is located strategically beside a large-sized lake. Kenneth Frampton’s theory of critical regionalism was extracted by re-interconnect the visitors with the water. The site was dug to allow the water to access into the site perimeter. Exhibition spaces are integrated with the water element to introduce new typology of spaces, programme and circulation. It stimulates and engages spiritual connection with the visitors. With the presence of spiritual connections, this design thesis could preserve and regenerate the lost Malay identity hence changing the perception towards the Malay civilisation. Keywords: malay, civilisation, colonization, identity, museum, spiritual, water, typology


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part I

the project brief.

part Va

background research 01 issue 04 thesis statement 05 aim & objectives 06 client 07 collaborators 08 research question 09 design framework 10 precedent studies 12

part II

site appraisal.

designation purpose group 96 bomba appliances access 98 means of escape 99 fire detection 105 fire alarm system 106 fire supression system 108 emergency escape 114

part Vb

introduction 15 rationalisation 16 macro studies 18 micro studies 20 site images 22 s.w.o.c 24

part III

the design process. theory 27 translation 29 approach 31 technique 32 programme 33 programme strategy 34 s.o.a 40 parking allocation 41 site planning 42 form abstraction 44 final design process 50

part IV

the proposal. location plan 60 site plan 62 floor plans 64 perspective 76 elevations 78 section 84 spatial quality 86

fire protection system.

structural system. case studies 116 structural division 123 structural components 125 type of structural system 126 spanning equation 131 floor structural system 132 wall & roof structural system 133

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intergrated building services. water supply system 136 sanitary & sewage system 139 disposal system 141 electrical supply system 142 air- conditioning system 144 telecommunication system 145 mechanical transportation system 147 water barrier system 152

special study: spirit of space. introduction 154 archipelagoes 155 circulation 158 fase- scale 162


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the project brief.


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melayu. /me. la. yu/ ma.lay

Melayu is an ethnic group of Austronesia people predominantly inhabiting the malay peninsula, eastern sumatra and coastal borneo as well as the smaller islands that lies between these locations


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background research.

travel from africa.

dispersion.

philippines. peninsula.

sumatra.

jawa.

7 0 0 0 0 years ago first wave of human from africa migrate to Yunnan (south east asia) through land

600 BC

indian sailors and traders began to sail to SEA. new religion and culture was introduced

developed outrigger boats and sailed to the east of pacific ocean (around Fiji island)

3 5 0 0 0 years ago

Funan, Champa, Gangganegara, Chih Tu, Langkasuka, Pan Pan and Srivijaya Kingdom was formed

50 AD

4 5 0 0 0 years ago migrated to southern SEA. become skilled in oceanography experienced from their

malay people from yunnan arrived with skill of iron age to technology

journey through the sea

300 BC

110 AD

Islam was introduced to the malay world through sumatran coast by the arab traders and spreaded to the peninsula

Kedah Tua high quality for ancient and became trading port

provide of iron warfare a major

800 AD

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significant greatness of civilisation.

* sailing expertise

* defence

* manu script writing

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* great ship builders

* archi tecture

* law & statutes

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issue.

loss of Malay identity.

through a long period of time, the Malays had gone through many colonization period started from 1511 by the portuguese, dutch, japan and the british. it causes the civilisation to decline and led to lost of identities

colonization period.

1511

portuguese conquered malacca

dutch took malacca from portuguese

1641

japanese took the peninsula

1945

1941

british secure Malay peninsula from the japanese

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1824

british secure Malay peninsula from the dutch

until now

loss of Malay identity.


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thesis statement.

past character.

new present typolgy.

A Malay civilisation museum should not be designed as a typical museum which function just to store artefacts. the past and present character or context of the civilisation should be integrative, regenerative and articulated throughout the spaces in order to evoke an awakening experience.

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aim & objectives.

aim.

this thesis is conducted to investigate the possibilities to regenerate past context of the Malay civilisation through architecture via museum space and form articulation

objectives.

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to regenerate Malay civilisation through architecture attributes

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to create a spiritual and dramatic space and form in context of Malay civilisation

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to design a new typology of a museum

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client.

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Majlis Raja- Raja

vision. become an effective liaison between the administration of state palaces and the federal government in harmony, culture and prudence.

mission. 1. establish a harmonious atmosphere in preserving the sovereignty of the royal government for the sovereign and unassuming states in the comfort of administrative relations. 2. preserving the sovereignty of the royal government of the royal states as a source of power and authority between the central and state governments. 3. preserving the special position of the Malays and Bumiputeras in Sabah and Sarawak

objective. to form and become a friendly and cultural link between the administration of the state courts and the federal government, especially on matters that are established under the federal constitution and matters of Islamic religion.

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collaborators.

Sultan Perak

Sultan Johor

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Sultan Pahang

Sultan Selangor

Raja Perlis

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Sultan Terengganu

Sultan Kedah

Sultan Kelantan

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Yamtuan Besar Negeri Sembilan

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Government of Malaysia

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research question.

What? a malay civilisation museum

Why? to provide a solution for the loss of malay identity

How? by providing a unique experience in a new architectural typology

Where? to be located at a site where the genius loci is water

Who? initiated by the 9 Sultans of Malaysia in collaboration with the government

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design framework. issue driven.

issue.

sailing expertise.

great malay civilisation.

defence.

portuguese.

manuscript writing.

dutch.

great ship builders.

colinialism.

british.

loss of malay identity.

japan.

architecture. law & statues.

new space typology. identity regeneration.

visitors gain knowlege.

visitors gain spatial experience.

engage spiritual sense.

new circulation typology. new programme typology.

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malay association with water.

critical regionalism theory.

water as nucleus of the architecture.

site.

solution.

identifying spirit of malay.

site selection at precinct 5, putrajaya.

presence of largesized lake.

space mould around water.

water enters the site perimeter.

water recreation hub. site digging.

tourism. accessibility.

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precedent studies.

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suzhou museum.

moesgaard museum.

information.

information.

Architect : I.M. Pei Project Year : 2006 Area: 15000.0 m2 Project Category : Museum Location : Suzhou, Jiangsu, China

Architect : Henning Larsen Architects Project Year : 2014 Area: 16000.0 m2 Project Category : Museum Location : Aarhus, Denmark

architectural apperance.

architectural apperance.

- Architectural style and form have strong “Su, China, and New” characteristics. - “Su” is mainly reflected in the integration of Suzhou’s ancient city features and cultural connotation. “New” mainly manifests in the material.

- situated in the rolling bucolic landscape of Skåde. - With its sloping roofscape of grass, moss and brightly-coloured wild flowers, the building is a powerful visual landmark perceptible even from the sea

building concept.

building concept.

- combines traditional Suzhou architectural style - places the museum between the courtyards to harmonize the building with its surrounding environment

- the interior of the building is designed to evoke a varied terraced landscape, which is inspired by archaeological excavations as they gradually unearth the layers of history and expose lost civilisations.

featured programme/ space.

featured programme/ space.

- the unique is the northern courtyard on the central axis, which not only enables visitors to see the features of Jiangnan waterscape through the lobby glass, but also connects the garden directly with the garden of humble administrator’s yard across the north wall, and integrates the old and new

- alternative types of exhibitions where the use of technology is combined with a more workshop-like arrangement to give visitors a glimpse of how archaeologists and ethnographers work.

analysis.

analysis.

- techtonics of programmes in the courtyard design; genius loci - presence of native cultural evolution through material

- appreciating the genius loci which is the landscape - genius loci-oriented programme - integrating technology in design


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site appraisal.

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jalan venna p5/ 2, precinct 5, putrajaya. 2.8947° N, 101.6773° E

size : 4 acre = 16187 sqm.

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introduction.

putrajaya. Putrajaya has been the home of the Federal Government of Malaysia ever since the boom in the country. It prompted many government offices to move out of Kuala Lumpur to decongest the country’s capital. Situated just outside Kuala Lumpur, the city of Putrajaya was named after Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra, Malaysia’s first Prime Minister.

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rationalisation.

1 presence of genius loci oceanography/ maratime

place to trade

start of settlements along the river

Putrajaya is rich with water element found at the Putrajaya Lake. the water element will be formulated to interconnect with the ancient nucleus and malay genius loci which is water. it will be formulated into the programs as told earlier, water is an sacred element to the malay as they common and very skilled in these subjects: 1) oceanography/ maratime 2) place to trade (by the shore) 3) start of settlements along the river

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2 water recreation hub

3 tourism

9.2 millon Precinct 5 is a water-based programme zone. Many kinds of water sport porgrammes are being held there such as the dragon boat race and kayaking

2017

Putrajaya Corporation (PPJ) is targeting the visit of 9.2 million domestic and foreign tourists source : astro awani

4 accessibility 2 hours away from the south with the future high speed rail (HSR) development

KL 30 mins

30 minutes away from kuala lumpur through Mex highway

KL Putrajaya

Putrajaya

HSR

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macro studies.

putrajaya lake.

water sports complex.

recreational airstrip.

marina putrajaya.

pullman hotel. ministry of tourism.

pullman hotel. herriot-watt university.

ministry of higher education.

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gas district cooling.


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putrajaya boulevard.

government towers. precinct 4.

water treatment plant.

resevoir.

equestrian park.

picc.

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micro studies.

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water body

access road

figure ground

monorail station future plan

view

pedestrian & cycling lane

sun

wind direction

green area


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setback 6000 mm.

100m

setback 6000 mm.

setback 4000 mm.

setback 6000 mm.

site

16 m 13 m 8m

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site images.

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view from site towards north-east direction

point of canonic view

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view from the other site of the lake

view from the other side of the lake towards PICC

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trength - site having a strong genius loci which could interweave with malay civilisation water-based programme - in line with the progression of development of Putrajaya 2025 as a tourism spot

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eakness - site surroundings are still in the process of development

pportunity - chance to break the unconciousness of malay people that are affected by the colonization - respond to the surrounding development - could interconnect local & international tourist from KL and other places

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onstraint - neighboring development around precinct 5 is still not confirmed by certain party


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theory.

critical regionalism.

kenneth frampton critical regionalism is an act to regenerate the impact of universal civilisation with element derived indirectly from peculiarities of a particular space

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subjects from the past are being regenerated into something new and still carries the essence of the past.

past.

regenerate.

present.

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translation.

the theory is being translated by interconnecting the malay civilisation culture of water- related with the museology space. water is allowed to access into the building fabric. it is a form of regenerating the culture in which it is tied with the spaces and programs

tr muaditio seu na m l normal spaces normal artefacts normal presentation

c muonce seu pt m

re cu gene ltur rat e ed

co attr ntem ibu por tes ary

wa ele ter me nts

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*expert sailors.

malay water- related culture.

regenerate

sailing native from nusantara to madagascar, hawaii and new zealand

*great ship builders. front-runner in vessel engineering. it includes the gigantic Jong Jawa and Pinisi Bugis

* trading power. used to be a great trading place where people all around the world meet. Melaka, Lembah Bujang and sumatera is one of the spots

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approach. reconnecting building with water

early-year of Malay settlements saw houses built along the river shoreline. most of their lives are associated with water.

today, malay now no longer live near the river as cause of modernization

reconnecting the building with water to create regenerated spaces that associates with water

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technique. allowing the water to access to the site the water from the lake is being utilized and interconnected with the overall scheme by allowing the water to access to the site

condition at site.

cutting the site.

bringing in the water.

output

new space typology

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new type of circulation

new type of spatial experience


programme.

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islam exhibition

oceanography exhibition

war exhibition

architecture exhibition

manuscript exhibition

technology skills exhibition

law exhibition

food exhibition

layar bunyi ‘sound’ exhibition

layar tarian ‘dance’ exhibition

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programme strategy. museum exhibition issues

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too many barrier between the audience and the artefacts

! uch t to no o d

intagible

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anxietycause

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stuffy

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too many rules controling the audience ! oto ph no t! uie pq e e k g! lkin wa p e ke

period of exhibition is too long without any interactive programme

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strategy

Indifference Method.

source: author

cooking in the kitchen vs. cooking in the woods indifference according to bernard tschumi is a technique of superimposing a programme to a place where it is not usually happenned there. it is to also make sure that the programme could fit and work at the unsual place. for instance in our daily routine we cook in the kitchen but what if we cook in the jungle near our house and back to the house to eat at the dining table? indifference is an creative act ranging on many possibilities 35


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indifference is used to break the museum exhibition issues in context of the water, trading environment is selected to be indifferentiated into a whole new programme where there will be sets or achipelagoes exhibiting the artefacts. it mimics the past glory of the malay being a trading power.

source: author

what to trade?

explaination on artefacts ideas tangibility

visitors will have the opportunity to circulate the archipelagoes of exhibition by boats where they could interconnect their past spiritual values with the water. various artefacts will be exhibited on the archipelagoes and they could trade explaination, ideas and could alsohave the chance to touch the artefacts 36


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programme output

archipelago.

becomes

exhibition.

walking.

becomes

rowing.

soulless.

becomes

spiritual.

source: author

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schedule of accommodation

basement 01.

sailing dock islam exhibition war exhibition oceanography exhibition architecture exhibition end dock

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231 sqm 353 sqm 353 sqm 353 sqm 353 sqm 356 sqm 1999 sqm

ground level.

ahu room 1 ahu room 2 water tank room mdf room pabx room msb room genset room tnb substation loading area

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70 sqm 8 sqm 324 sqm 23 sqm 23 sqm 23 sqm 31 sqm 67 sqm 27 sqm

first level.

manuscript exhibition layar bunyi ‘sound’ exhibition layar tarian ‘dance’ exhibition food exhibition technology skills exhibition law exhibition reception lobby soft drink station balai santap dining kitchen ahu room 1 ahu room 2 toilet 1 toilet 2

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1167sqm 584 sqm 390 sqm 390 sqm 779 sqm 584 sqm 91 sqm 106 sqm 20 sqm 548 sqm 184 sqm 91 sqm 84 sqm 39 sqm 39 sqm 5096 sqm

596 sqm

upper ground level.

grand lobby ticketing area control room souvenir shop bookstore multipurpose event-space musollah (m) musollah (f) viewing area bakery coffee shop ahu room toilet

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363 sqm 101 sqm 21 sqm 52 sqm 57 sqm 239 sqm 51 sqm 51 sqm 76 sqm 27 sqm 27 sqm 7 sqm 39 sqm

second level.

lobby reception office curator room manager room file room meeting room server room pantry locker room artefact storage &conservation ahu room toilet

1111 sqm

total gross floor area circulation (30%) total nett floor area 40

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1167sqm 584 sqm 390 sqm 390 sqm 779 sqm 584 sqm 91 sqm 106 sqm 20 sqm 548 sqm 184 sqm 91 sqm 84 sqm 951 sqm

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parking allocation

exhibition spaces. value:

no of c.p.:

50 100 200

= 17 = 43 = 22

value:

no of c.p.:

25 50

= 22 = 11

value:

no of c.p.:

100 84

=3 =4

area:

value:

no of c.p.:

293 sqm

50 84

=6 =3

area: 4315 sqm

formula: car = 1cp/ 3 staff car = 1cp/ 100 sqm motorcycle = 1mp/ 200 sqm

commercial. 1. balai santap dining area: 548 sqm

formula: car = 1cp / 25 sqm motorcycle = 1mp/ 50 sqm

2. retails area: 340 sqm

formula: car = 1cp / 25 sqm motorcycle = 1mp/ 50 sqm

3. office

total.

car = 91 motorcycle = 40 services = 2 disabled parking: total cp< 100 = 4

* site is within 20 m radius to a future monorel station

total - 25%.

car = 69 provided 100 motorcycle = 30 provided 30 services = 2 provided 2 disabled parking: total cp< 100 = 4 provided 4

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site planning. building block

canonic axis

public connection

services

preliminary technique in site planning is to to lay the canonic view axis. canonic view axis is an axis spotted on site which have an effect of endless sea view effect. building block is located at the focal point facing the axis while public connections set to surround the building block. services are allocated at east side where there have no much circulation going on.

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public connection

parking

160m

upper exhibition

sea exhibition

3m

16m

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form abstraction.

“as soon as i reached at the state, i saw a lot of men rest at daytime compared to the womes who worked hard� FACT : men starts to work at 3.00 am where they will go out to the sea to catch fish and sell them early in the morning. after finish selling, they will go back to their house to rest before continue to work again at 3.am. there is difference in working time between the malay male and female at that time

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Sulalatus Salatin book had been through a lot of changes in terms of the meaning of words. the previous translators unable to translate the original words perfectly and it affects the meaning of the content. - Ahmat Adam

due to colonialism, there are many wrong perceptions are thrown towards the malay through a lot of mediums especially the manuscripts and books. although it is not true, the perception remain on people’s mind until today.

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the idea is to create a form that is a statement and at the same time having a dialogue with the visitors telling them that malay have always survived after all of the wrong perceptions thrown at them.

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1 bookshelves.

as in function, it acts as a revelatus, giving the true informations through the exhibitions

2 module.

a module is picked as a plane that contains the infomations

3 upshot.

a truncated volume is produced from the actual plane to highlight the importance of true informations

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preliminary abstracted pure form

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preliminary abstracted pure form

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final design process.

01 segregation. segregating the exhibitions into different levels.

02 extrusion. extruding water exhibitions to regenerate moment at the sea; free to the sea and sky.

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03 deformation. block deformation to allow maximum tangibility of water with people.

04 truncated from. truncated form are drawn into the sea exhibition volumes.

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05 inversion. on the upper level exhibition, inversion is done using circles to create spaces outside of the truncated form.

06 undulating form. injection of undulating form on the upper level exhibition. undulating form symbolies the wrong preceptions towards the malay (truncated form).

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source : author

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source : author

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preliminary 3D form implementation

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3D preliminary form implementation

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3D preliminary form implementation

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the proposal.

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location plan61.


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site plan63.


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basement 02 level plan. 64


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basement 01 level plan. 66


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ground level plan. 68


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upper ground level plan. 70


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first level plan. 72


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upper ground floor plan. 74


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west elevation.

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north elevation.

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east elevation.

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section a-a.

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from upper to lake level.

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exhibition at basement 01 level

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hanging ship.

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oceanography exhibition.

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hanging exhibition of oceanography exhibition

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manuscript exhibition.

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designation purpose group.

exhibitions (place of assembly)

office

| 1039 sqm

shop

| 109 sqm

exhibition.

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| 6737 sqm Number of purpose group

Descriptive title

VII

place of assembly.

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compartmentation.

Purposes for which compartment is intended to be used

Place, wether public or private, used for the attendence of persons for or in connection with their social, recreational, educational, business or other activities, and not comprised within group I to VI

Exhibitions (place of assembly) contains most of the floor area of the building It is concluded that the building is in the purpose group of Place of Assembly only as office and shop programs are just small programme that supports the exhibitions programme. If both office and shop programs are not included, the main program could still be functioned. therefore, compartmentation is not needed.

shop.

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building height category

15m.

top most floor

3500 LVL2 7000 LVL1 4000 4000

UGF GF

3000

B01

3000

B02

the topmost floor of the building is 15m. therefore, the building does not require fireman lift and dry riser

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ground level plan.

AP1

AP2

legend. assembly point fire truck access

By Law 140 All buildings in excess of 7000 cubic metres shall abut upon a street or road or open space of not less than 12 metres width and accessible to fire bridgade appliances

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Volume of building in cubic meter

M i n i m u m proportions of perimeter of building

7000-28000

one sixth

28000-56000

one fourth

56000 - 84000

one half.

84000 - 112000

three fourth

112000 - Above

island site

Building Volume = 72,398 m3 Determine the road coverage percentage: One Half Total building Perimeter = 439,000 mm Bomba Access road required: 25% of total building perimeter = 109,750 mm Provided Bomba Access road = 307,000 mm Therefore, complied


means of escape.

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1. fire staircase

calculation. taking into accound the unoccupied circulation and artefacts area

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taking the largest floor plate (1st floor) as the point of calculation

SC7

SC8

*SC12

*SC11

for basement

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staircase 11

from basement to ground level. Form of staircase at ground level is being incorporated with the batu bersurat park.

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*SC5 & 6 *SC3 & 4

*SC1 & 2

SC9 SC10

from upper levels

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staircase 10

as the staircase catter escape from 2 different direction, an additional wall is provided to create 2 different final exit; one from the upper levels and the other is from the basement.

gf from basement additional wall

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special feature. tower.

1. fire staircase.

- Tower as compartment

- Function of fire staircase solely as fire escape staircase and connector to the hanging exhibition

- Constructed using shear core construction

- Connecting from basement 01 (sea exhibition) to 1st level and towards the hanging exhibition

- Programme in tower consists of exhibition at Basement 01 level and hanging exhibition programme

- Final exit is at Basement 01

*SC1 & 2 *SC3 & 4 *SC5 & 6

3 1

1

2

2

2. fire rated glass sliding door.

3. kapal pinisi bugis.

- Acts as one of the component of the hanging exhibition

- Acts as one of the component of the hanging exhibition

- People could walk through the ship at the platform located at the highest point of the fire staircase

- People could walk through the ship at the platform located at the highest point of the fire staircase

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special feature | escape route.

sea exhibition programme.

jetty point.

If fire occurs, rowers will escort all of the users out of the exhibition area to the nearest jetty; Marina Putajaya jetty which is just 350 m from the building. The alternative esape route is provided using sampan and through water

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to

Marina Putrajaya jetty

components.

rowers

putrajaya lake

marina jetty

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travel distance & dead- end limit.

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merdeka tiada batas.

buidling is provided with sprinkler for most of the spaces including the largest floor plate which is 1st level.

7th schedule. Limit when alternative exits are available Purpose group

VII

(1)

(2)

Dead- end limit

Un-sprinklered

NR

45

(3) sprinklered 61

NR - No requirements or not applicable For Places for Assembly - To refer Exit Details for Places of Assembly By- Law 183- 188

16m 11m

15m 10m 17m

15m

24m

8.5m

11m

15m 2m

6m

11m 11m

9m

16m 10m

26m

26m

16m

9m 7m

35m

10m

2m

6m 20m 5m 13m

Furthest travel distance = 42 m < 61m Therefore, complied 104

N

first level plan.


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fire detection. H

.

objectives

heat detector.

▪To detect outbreak of fire To activate fire safety systems ▪ To inform Fire Brigade ▪ To monitor fire safety equipment

Smoke detector is for area where rapid heat development is normal for the function of the space, or where combustibles may burn with high release of smoke.

S H

H

H

H H

H

H

H H

H

H

S

S

S

H

H

H

H

H

S smoke detector. Heat detector is for area where smoke may be a common presence in the space, or where combustibles may burn rapidly and efficiently.

N

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fire alarm system.

active provision. 10th schedule.

Table of requirements for fire extinguishment alarm systems and emergency lighting

Note 2: A) Automatic Sprinkler G) Hose Reel Note 3: 1) Automatic Fire Detectors System 2) Manual Electric Fire Alarm System Note 4: a) Signal Points Unit b) Central Battery

*

According to Note 3, the building is under number 2; Manual Electric Fire Alarm System

emergency alarm bell

.

manual call points

.

Manual call points and bells to be along escape corridors or beside exit and staircase doors, such that no occupant need travel more than 30 meters to reach a call point.

.

informing fire brigade

(By Law 238)

a fire command center is required for all buildings above 30.5 meters or exceeding 9,290 sq. meters in gross area

Total GFA |

gross floor area | 9753 sqm net floor area | 6827 sqm 106

the floor area exceeds hence fire command center is needed


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N

first level plan.

location of control room at upper ground level 107


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fire supression system.

1. hose reel

foam type. dry powder type.

floor area x 0.065 / 13 = 19.475 3895 x 0.065 / 13 = 20

calculation. Basement 01

hose reel no. | 1859 sqm/ 1000 = 1.8 = 2 water capacity | 2 X 300 = 600

Basement 02

hose reel no. | 3167 sqm/ 1000 = 3.1 = 3 water capacity | 3 X 300 = 900

Ground Level

hose reel no. | 447 sqm/ 1000 = 0.4 = 0 water capacity | 0 X 300 = 0

Upper Groud Level

hose reel no. | 1316 sqm/ 1000 = 1.3 = 1 water capacity | 1 X 300 = 300

1st Floor Plan

hose reel no. | 3895 sqm/1000 = 3.9 = 4 water capacity | 4 X 300 = 1200

2nd Floor Plan

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hose reel no. | 727 sqm/ 1000 = 0.7 = 1 water capacity | 1 X 300 = 300

Total |

hose reel water capacity hose reel tanks

| 11 | 3300 | 3300/380

=9


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2. fire extinguisher

HR2

HR1

30000

HR3 HR7 30000

30000

HR6

30000

HR4

HR5

30000

30000

30000

N

first level plan.

fire tank at ground level 109


3. hydrant

master’s thesis

hydrant

By Law 225 Every building shall be served by at least one fire hydrant located not more than 91.5 metres from the nearest point of the fire brigade access N

ground level plan.

H1

3500

170 00

00 450

27000

180 00

H2

0 800 280 00

00 20

H3 60 00

0 00 23 1900 0

70 00

30 00 0

H4

hydrant distance. H1

to

H2

3500 + 45000 + 17000 = 65,500 mm

All of the distances are less than 91.5 metre. Therefore, hydrants are complied 110

H2

to

H3

27000 + 18000 + 8000 + 28000 + 2000 = 83,000 mm

H3

to

H4

2000 + 23000 + 6000 + 30000 + 19000 + 7000 = 87,000 mm


4. automatic sprinkler

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NO. of sprinkler per Floor = Area/10 No. of System = Total/1000 Water Capacity = No. of system X 3000 NOS. OF TANKS = Water capacity / 380

calculation. Basement 01

sprinkler no. | 1859 sqm/ 10 = 186 water capacity | 3 X 300 = 900

Basement 02

sprinkler no. | 3167 sqm/ 10 = 317 water capacity | 5 X 300 = 1500

Ground Level

sprinkler no. | 447 sqm/ 10 = 45 water capacity | 1 X 300 = 300

Total |

sprinkler no of system

| 1143 | 1143/ 1000

water capacity

|

Upper Groud Level

sprinkler no. | 1316 sqm/ 10 =132 water capacity | 2 X 300 = 600

sprinkler tank

=1 1.143 x 3000 = 3429

| 3429/

=9

380

1st Floor Plan

sprinkler no. | 3895 sqm/10 = 390 water capacity | 6 X 300 = 1800

2nd Floor Plan

sprinkler no. | 727 sqm/ 10 = 73 water capacity | 1 X 300 = 300

1 head = 10 sqm therefore, distance between sprinkler heads ranging from 3.7m to 4.6m depending on the hazard level

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area using sprinkler.

restaurant. reception.

toilet AHU toilet

kitchen

N

first level plan.

fire tank at ground level 112


5. clean agent

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N

first level plan.

area using clean agent.

hanging exhibition.

exhibition.

hanging exhibition.

hanging exhibition.

benefits.

Fast Clean Agent systems reach extinguishing levels in 10 seconds or less.

FM- 200

Clean agent are being used at exhibition spaces that consists of invaluable artefacts. some of the artefacts are remnants and serve as an economic tie to the museum. hence, it should be well protected by any means

Effective Clean Agents are designed to control and extinguish a fire in its incipient stage before it has a chance to spread. Clean Agents are electrically non-conductive and non-corrosive, and there will be no damage to electronics and delicate mechanical devices. Safe Clean Agents are designed to provides a wide margin of human safety – they are safe to use where people are present. Clean Clean Agents rapidly vaporizes to gas during discharge and evaporates cleanly, leaving no residue behind, which means no costly cleanup. Earth Friendly Clean Agents are non ozone depleting and have a short atmospheric lifetime. 113


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emergency escape.

N

first level plan.

EL

EL

EL

EL EL EL

EL

EL EL

EL EL

EL EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL

EL EL

EL EL

EL EL EL

EL EL EL EL

EL EL EL

EL EL

EL EL EL

EL

EL

emergency light.

Exit sign shall place on top of every exit door and every fire staircase

114

exit sign.

Emergency light (EL) shall place along the exit path as clear direction to the final exit


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structural system.

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case studies.

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source: business wire

busan cinema center. by Coop Himmelb(l)au South Korea 2012

As of July 2013, it has the World Record for the longest cantilever roof. The center was designed by the Austrian architectural design firm Coop Himmelb(l)au and constructed by Hanjin Heavy Industries.

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The Busan Cinema Center is the official, exclusive venue of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), where its opening and closing ceremonies take place, located in Centum City, Busan, South Korea. The center opened on September 29, 2011, almost three years after construction began.The building won the International Architecture Award and the Chicago Athenaeum in 2007.


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*165 m *32m

The big roof is 32 m high above the ground level

source: coop himmelb(l)au

* *85 m

front span cantilever.

The design challenges faced were to establish sensible loads for the structure and to find a reasonable workflow to deal, exchange, and analyse the desired geometry in cooperation with the 85 meter cantilever roof

*50 m

double cone structure. The roof structure cantilevers 85 m from the double cone with a back span of 45 m.

*45 m

back span cantilever.

longest canti lever roof

This big roof structure covers a total area of 165 Ă— 62 m2 including a threestorey restaurant in the back span.

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1. truss girder system. The roof is composed of an orthogonal steel truss girder system with longitudinal and transverse trusses. The depth of the roof varies between 3,5 m at the tip and 22 m in the back span area

2. surface.

The lower part is a threedimensional (3D) undulating surface The roof is clad with lightweight metal sheeting

3. crown.

*

The crown forms a structural transition between the orthogonal roof structure and the circular double cone structure. This allows a transition of high fixed-end moment forces from the roof chords into the double cone sections The crown consists of two double rings that are connected by rigid vertical and horizontal members The chord members are made of welded rectangular hollow sections

structural components.

4. double cone structure.

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The double cone is a hyperbolic steel structure. It acts as the clamped support for the cantilever roof. The lower part of the double cone is made of concrete, which corresponds to the form of the back span.

its diameter varies from 33 m at the top (here equivalent to the outer ring of the upper plane of the crown) to 18,4 m at the double cone neck, which is 10 m above the bearing beams source: austalian design review


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roof structure build-up.

source: bong-soo jeon

5m.

The girder grid spans 5 m at centres in both directions

1

At the back span, tension elements are used to hold down the roof

2

3

4

5 5. support structural system.

The walls are 800 mm thick and follow the shape of the double cone hyperbola. The height of the walls is 7,35 m from the ground level, and they continue down to the basement

The concrete walls form the lower part of the double cone. They consist of 14 shear walls that are connected by a concrete ring beam

The thick concrete shear walls are founded on a 3,5 m deep base slab, which covers the total area and is supported on the 2,5 m drilled piers.

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case studies.

heydar aliyev center. by Zaha Hadid Architects Baku, Azerbaijan 2013

The freeform structure of the project derives from the architectural design concept of modifying a single surface to adopt different functional requirements The design of the Heydar Aliyev Center establishes a continuous, fluid relationship between its surrounding plaza and the building’s interior The plaza, as the ground surface; accessible to all as part of Baku’s urban fabric, rises to envelop an equally public interior space and define a sequence of event spaces dedicated to the collective celebration of contemporary and traditional Azeri culture Elaborate formations such as undulations, bifurcations, folds, and inflections modify this plaza surface into an architectural landscape that performs a multitude of functions: welcoming, embracing, and directing visitors through different levels of the interior

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The aim was to create a large columnfree space giving visitors the opportunity of experiencing the fluidity of the interior

1. structural concept. The Heydar Aliyev Center consists of 2 structural systems: space frame and shear core with a single movement joint

space frame. shear core.


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*

shear core.

*

space frame.

2. detailings.

casting technique of the shear core is done floor by floor using steel cast

special extruded concrete at the joint between space frame and the core

some parts of the space frame are tied to the ground

waterproofing and mullion installed on top of the space frame

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3. space frame.

source: pinterest

the space frame enables the construction of this free form structure while offering significant savings in time throughout the construction process

the substructure enables the incorporation of a flexible relationship between the rigid structural grid of the space frame and the free- formed exterior cladding seams which derive from complex geometry rationalization, architectural aesthetics and usage.

4. shear core.

source: pinterest

reinforced concrete is mainly used to construct shear walls as the partition to separate main spaces and to support the space frame. It also used to construct the footing of the building the building must be reinforced by massive 150-foot-long concrete piles buried below the Earth’s surface to withstand an earthquake measuring up to magnitude 7.0.

5. special nodes. the method of maintaining stability is to extend the steel core beam from the reinforced concrete core tube, fix the vertical steel member to the joist, and connect the space frame to the joist

source: pinterest

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due to the large span of the space frame, it is connected to the reinforced concrete structure in addition to the support of the columns and directly to the foundation

the method of special node is applied to tie structure to counter the heaviness of the space frame and to avoid buckling when wind load is too much

source: pinterest


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structural divsion.

second level first level

upper ground level ground level basement 01 level basement 02 level

ground area

merdeka tiada batas museum structure is divided into two. one rests on the ground and the other is a suspended structure tied to the shear cores

suspended area

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5m x 5m

space truss are laid on a grid of 5m x 5m. It spans along the undulating form and is supported by the shear core

124


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structural components.

1.

2.

.

.

shear core & lift core

3.

space truss floor beam

4.

longitudinal space truss system

.

latitudinal space truss system

.

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type of structural system. Merdeka Tiada Batas is regarded as a suspended structure with most of its floor are hanged above the ground level while the remaining part rest on the ground

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the first floor is hanged to achieve maximum open space at the basement 01 level (sea exhibition). To achieve the intention, space truss and shear core are used as the structural support of the building


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The selection of space truss considers the fact that the museum needs to have a long-span columnless structure and long-span cantilever floor. space truss is more firm and economical compared to other structural system

1. shear core

system.

have a double function in this building. one is for exhibition space; on the platform and also on the vertical void. the other function is to be the main support system of the building. it is called the ‘tiang seri’ for that reason

2.space truss

system.

is used for suspended wall and floor of the building. it is in line with its won grid, 5m X 5m. Material used for the system is 80 mm and 150 mm diameter circular hollow steel section

lift & staircase cores. 127


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5mm Alucobond aluminium composite panel.

bath tub construction of basement parking.

128

pile foundations.


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600 mm thick concrete shear core.

longitudinal space truss.

50 ton lightwood ship pinned to shear core.

steel floor beam truss.

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finishes

5mm Alucobond aluminium composite panel.

main structural system

exploded structure.

steel space truss.

floor second floor

.

floor structural system

steel space truss floor beam.

floor

first floor.

floor structural system

steel space truss floor beam. supporting structural system

lift & staircase core.

main structural system

shear core.

joint to pile caps

upper ground floor. floor

floor structural system

steel i-beam. substructure

pile foundation.

strucked 10m below lake bed

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spanning equation. The major concern on the suspended structure is the two longest cantilever floor span; 25 meter. Both of the cantilever span are joint to the shear core and supported by the lift cores

void

25m

core

25m

25m Comparison is done with the longest cantilever structure in the world; The Busan Cinema Center in order to identify the spanning specifications

N first level plan.

*longest cantilever span.

*

.

beam depth

busan cinema center.

85 m

9.5 m

merdeka tiada batas.

25 m

2.8 m

(as a roof)

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tapered CHS floor beam.

secondary CHS floor beam.

perimeter beam.

space truss floor beam. space truss floor beam mainly function as a cantilever floor structure where it is pinned at the shear core. at some point, the floor beam may get additional support from lift cores. all of them are tied to a perimeter beam to be more firmer

15m

15m

2.5m

19m

19m

shear core thickness 600mm

3.0m the tapered beam depth connecting to the shear core is 3m and 2.5 m at the other end

tapered CHS floor beam

2.0m 2.0m the secondary beam tie all of the tapered beams making them more firmer. both end have depth of 2m 132

secondary CHS floor beam

services allocation

services of the buildings are allocated inside the floor beams. it includes water piping, sanitary piping, light fittings and many more


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longitudinal space truss.

space truss wall & roof.

* longitudinal.

2m 2m 2m space truss wall joint

2.5m Jointing between space truss and shear core with additional support of extruded beam

module of diamond; circular hollow steel (CHS) 160mm diameter

300mm

space truss floor joint

undulating CHS 300 mm Modules of diamond arranged aligned to the undulating circular hollow steel CHS 300mm diameter

Jointing between both floor and wall space truss system using bolt and nut through a steel plate

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latitudinal space truss.

space truss wall & roof.

* latitudinal. exploded gutter system

0.5 mm aluminium composite panel

150mm x 150mm gutter

overall alucobond installation 200 mm mineral filled core

0.5 mm aluminium sheet 150mm x 100 mm steel joist

2.5m

134

the space truss at the roof part is also designed to have “catwalk� to assist services such as reparing light fittings and piping

space truss

the design of the gutter system follows the undulating shape with the placement of the gutter sits inside the alucobond panel


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integrated building services.

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water supply system. reticulation system.

water from the main street is lifted and fed by gravity to the roof storage tank before being supplied to the fixtures

indirect system | downfeed elevated tank.

roof. 3f.

2f. water supply equipment.

second floor.

- domestic use

first floor.

- domestic use - single restaurant & kitchen

ground floor.

- domestic use

receiving tank. P water supply pump.

M meter.

distribution system.

source of water is supplied from syarikat bekalan air selangor

bulk meter

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suction tank

domestic water tank

fittings


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1.2m

1.2m

a tank could accommodate 380 gallon of water = 1.44 m3

ratio between domestic water tank and suction tank. rules of thumb

66%

34%

Domestic water tank : Suction tank

1.2m

3000 gallon = 1.14 m3 water closet

unrinal

tap

basin

sink

shower

40 gallon per unit

20 gallon per unit

40 gallon per unit

= Volume of water required x 66% = 1.14 x 66% = 0.75 m3 / volume of a single tank = 0.75 / 1.79 = 0.42 ~ ~ 1unit of tank needed to provide 2 units to balance the system

20 gallon per unit

20 gallon per unit

450 gallon per unit

* UGF

* calculation.

Domestic water tank (66%)

01

* 02

* total.

Suction tank calculation (34%) = Volume of water required x 34% = 1.14 x 34% = 0.4 = 1 unit of tank needed

Men Woman Mixed Surau

Wc 4 4 1 Total 9

Tap 4 4 1 8 17

Basin 3 3 1 7

Sink -

Men Woman Mixed Kitchen

Wc 8 8 2 Total 18

Tap 8 8 2 18

Basin 6 6 2 14

Sink 4 4

Men Woman Mixed Workshop

Wc 4 4 1 Total 9

Tap 4 4 1 9

Basin 3 3 1 7

Sink 2 2

Capacity 40 Gallon 20 Gallon 20 Gallon 20 Gallon

Wc Tap Basin Sink Total

Total 40 x 36 = 1440 20 x 44 = 880 20 x 28 = 560 20 x 6 = 120 3000

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N

ground level plan.

equipment location.

tap to SYABAS pipeline bulk meter

suction tank at ground level 138

domestic tank at cut- off roof level


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sanitary & sewage system.

type of establishment commercial: includes office, shopping complex, entertainment/ recreational centres, restaurant and cafeteria

population equivalent 3 per 100 m2 gross area

calculation.

Population equivalent (PE) Total GFA

= 3 per 100m2 = 9753 m2

Hence Total Population Equiv. = (9753/ 100) x 3 = 293 PE MH1 to MH2 PE = 293 PE Peak flow factor = 4.7 x (PE / 1000)-0.11 = 5.4 l/s sewage production at average daily flow = (peak flow x PE x 225) / (24 x 60 x 60) = 355, 995/ 86400 = 4.12 l/s Pipe sizing for full capacity a) Diameter of pipe, d b) Gradient, s c) Manning’s roughness coefficient, n d) length, l

= 0.225m (min 0.25m) = 80m = 0.014 = 25m (max. 100m)

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N

ground level plan. manhole location.

tap to existing sewer pipeline

MH1 MH2 MH3 MH4

20m

20m

vp

19m 18m

MH5 27m

MH6 20m

MH7

20m

vp

MH8

outlet to sewer

inlet

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grease trap is installed at: kitchen (1st level) artefact conservation (2nd level) to filter grease from the water before entering sewer


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disposal system. no. of refuse chamber. 1 m3

=

110sqm

of net building area

dimension of refuse chamber

net floor area (NFA) = 6827 sqm Therefore; size of refuse chamber = 6827 / 110 = 62 cubic meter standard size of refuse chamber = 4m x 8m or 105.6 cubic meter

pavement

8.3m 4m

Therefore; number of refuse chamber required = 62 / 105.6 = 0.95 ~ 1 unit

tap to existing sewer pipeline

N

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electrical supply system.

electrical component.

1

TNB sub-station

2

Genset room

3

Main switch board (MSB)

4

Sub switch board (electrical riser)

electrical distribution system.

TNB sub-station.

TNB substation provision.

provision. TNB sub-station type

power

single chamber

<1mW (7.6mx4.5m)

double chamber

1-2mW (10.0mx4.5m)

meter.

genset.

MSB.

SSB.

distribution board.

transformer

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if fire or blackout happens, genset will take over the role of supplying electricity to the building

area served

size

>10,000sqft/ 929 sqm

0.3m x 0.2m x 0.46m

>100,00sqft/ 9,290sqm

1.2m x 0.6m x 1.06m

fittings

fittings

fittings


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calculation. load.

total area. (sqm) (with parking) = 15,914 sqm total area. (sqft) (with parking) = 17, 1300 sqft

genset room.

total area. (sqm) = 15,914 sqm total area. (sqft) = 17, 1300 sqft

estimated supply per 1 sqft. (watts) = 10

estimated room size. (m2) = 1,1000

total supply. (watts) = 17, 1296.87 x 10 = 17, 13000

room. = 15,914/ 10 = 15,914

total supply. (MW) = 1.713 = double- chamber

room size. (sqm) = 32

electrical components location.

room dimension. (m) = square root of 32 = 5.7

N

ground level plan.

tap to tnb line

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air- conditioning system. type of system.

calculation.

centralize air conditioning systems serve multiple spaces from one base location. these typically use chilled water as a cooling medium and use extensive ductwork for air distribution. chillled water is supplied from Gas District Cooling Plant 3 to the AHU rooms

rule of thumb

the size of the AHU room is calculated by using the rule of thumb which is 3% of the floor area largest floor plate gross floor area = first floor plate = 4778 sqm Therefore; size of AHU = 0.03 x 4778 = 143.34/ 2 (as the plate area is too long = 71.76sqm

gas district cooling plant 3

each size of AHU = sqft of 71.76 = 8.5m

tap to gas district cooling pipeline

Ahu 1

riser to AHU 2

N

ground level plan. 144


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telecommunication system. distribution system. telekom malaysia. Telephone line will be tapped from the main Telekom lines from main road into building’s MDF room. MDF will distribute and devide the lines into direct line (Manager room and etc) and internal line (PABX).

1

Telephone system uses one room distribution system. The system consists of:

2

Main Distribution Frame (MDF) - Direct line for main function usage

3 4 5

Private Automatic Branch Exchange (PABX) - Internal lines is connected to and controlled by Operator Distribution Telephone Closet Local Circuit

director 1 mdf

director 2 direct line

pabx

operator internal line

telephone riser idf

Distribution System tel. devices

tap to telekom line

tel. riser

N

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integrated monitoring control system.

location of control room/ BAS at upper ground level

A building management system (BMS), or known as a boilding automation system (BAS), is a computater-based control system installed in a biuldings that controls and monitors the building performance system as well. BAS consist of; - Ventilation control - Close circuit video (CCTV) - Power monitoring - Card & keypad acces - Security - Fire alarm system - Elevators - Plumbing & water monitoring

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mechanical transportation system.

1. lift calculation.

no. of lift provided.

nett floor area. (with parking) = 11,140 sqm = 11,9910.96 sqft estimated population. = 1 person/ 10 sqm = 11,140/ 10 = 1,114 Interval + average time (sec). - interval = 30 sec - average lobby wait time = 15 sec

8

rationalisation: - implementation of disabled- friendly design - nature size of site 100m+ end to end - nature of site having free space design at center of basement and ground level - artefact service lift

Handling Capacity (HC). - pax capacity (max) 12-28 = 12 pax - normal load/trip (p) 10-22 = 10 pax 5 min std. handling cap (HC)= 300p/I p=car loading I =interval (sec)

= (pax/car) = 30 sec

Percentage Handling Capacity (PHC). -min % building popn in 5 mins.(10-15) = 14 % where the population of building is = 38 Travel time. (lobby wait+travel time to median flr stop)

type of lift.

hydraulic lift.

Calculation no of pax per trip.

building height is 18.5m < 20m

p= POP x HCP/ (300/I) = (38 x 0.14 x 0.01) / (300/ 30) = 0.532 pax/ trip = 5.32 pax/ min

pit for hydraulic system at 1.5m depth

No of LIFTS 0.1 or > = 1

mechanical room at lowest floor - normally next to lift shaft

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lift for disabled

passenger’s lift

lift for services

passenger’s lift

N

ground level plan. 148


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passenger’s lift

passenger’s lift

lift for services

passenger’s lift

N

first level plan. 149


2. escalator

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escalator 01

single bank type.

single bank type escalator’s role is to connect people from upper ground level to basement 01 level

incline value. = 30 degree

width. = 1000 mm

speed. = between 0.45 m/ sec to 0.7 m/sec

hand railing. = 940mm height

1.2m

basement 02

platform.

1.0m moving handrail.

150

upper ground level

motor space.

1.2m


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escalator 02

criss- cross type.

criss-cross type escalator’s role is to connect people from basement 01 level to upper 1st level through upper ground level

basement 02

upper ground level

1st level

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water barrier system. water barrier functions when the lake water level exceeds the below platform level at basement 01 if water level exceeds, an indidcator will send message to control room to push the button to activate the water barrier

gate concrete compartment sea bed

sectional detail of water barrier

water barrier arise when water level exceeds

water barrier

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* malay.

water.

live.

+ spirit of space. the main agenda in the museum design is to regenerate the connection between water and the visitors. it is extracted from the fact that the malays used to live, work, travel, defend and find food at the sea. in order to regenerate the past spirit, several techniques are being drawn to create a spiritual spaces that could connect to the visitors.

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+ defend.

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archipelagoes.

war exhibition. oceanography exhibition.

architecture exhibition.

islam exhibition.

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the special study is inspired by the spirit of malays who often explore the world through the sea. some examples of places they went to and stayed there are madagascar, hawaii and new zealand. each of the exhibitions are being articulated into platforms mimicking archipelagoes. on the ground plane, the archipelagoes function as exhibition that exhibits malay greatest civilisations. on the other hand, hanging exhibition takes place on the vertical level which consists of various large artefacts.

4x sets of archipelago

platform. platform mimic sets of archipelagoes. it is exposed to the lake at the site. the intention is to show that malay had been travelled around the world. it is also intended to portray an elemental spiritual environment to the visitors where the exhibition is surrounded by water. each platform is designed to have a on plane exhibition

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hanging exhibitions. hanging exhibition is designed to have large-scale artefacts such as ship, vernacular house, insriptions and weapons hanged in the truncated volume. all of them are tied with special designed cable. with the presence of the staircase and top- platform, the visitors could walk through the artefacts and experience the detailings

ship.

vernacular house.

inscriptions.

weapons.

for oceanography exhibition

for islam exhibition

for architecture exhibition

for war exhibition

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circulation.

war exhibition. actual batu bersurat.

islam exhibition.

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architecture exhibition.

oceanography exhibition.

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the typology of circulation in the museum is changed by providing sampan as means of circulation. with this way, people could feel the sea environment and engage past spiritual senses. there will be rowers per boat that will take the visitors to the archipelagoes of exhibition.

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sampan as means of circulation.

visitors will travel platforms to platforms by sampan. with the presence of water, they could engage their past spiritual senses


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amount of people.

a sampan could fit 3-4 vistitors plus another one for the rower.

point of stop.

several point of stop is allocated for the onwater batu bersurat exhibition. the sampans could stop around the batu bersurat and indulge the message before moving on the next exhibition

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false- scale.

140m

end to end width at the site opening to the lake

7m

sailing dock.

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end dock.

height from dock level to base of the undulating form.


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width and height of a particular space effect the feelings of visitors. the width of the sea exhibition are set to be broad while the height of the exhibition inside the tower set to be triple volume due to followed reasons.

35m

width.

width is ensured to be broad as it could to create a feeling being at the endless open sea

height.

height is ensured to be tall and open as it could. the tower is covered with screenings at the top as mentioned below. the importance of height is to create an experience of being at the sea where one feel open to the sky

rain of light and shadow.

apart from exhibiting hanging artefacts, the tower is designed to have an effect of looking on the star. in the past, the malay navigate by reading the star during sailing. the placement of a star- patterned screening as the roof accompanied with the false scales will result in a rain of light and shadow of star pattern in the tower which increases the spirit of the space

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dalam awan, ada hujan dalam hujan, ada lautan dalam aku, ada Dia dan dalam Dia ada kita semua

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salam aman salam hormat

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disclaimer

In making this report, a small number of images was used for which copyright holders could not be identified. In these cases, it has been my assumption that such images belong to the public domain. If you claim ownership of any images presented in this report, and not been properly identified, please notify me and I will be happy to make formal acknowledgement in all future editions. 168


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gitu ya kalau be

, hadapan ku berjanji

ikan rampas jad sambar ku nci, kan ku sakti terku

bukti

erti tinggi, ng berperk temanku ya

keronsang terle kat kerana peniti, hujan

pelangi pula seb abkan igauan, tidak terlintas nya wa

dipertaruhkan dika ndung badan, ses at berangan terle paslah habuan , ikan tak dapat

umpan pula hila ng

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