Architectural Portfolio ( Part 1 ) | Amiruddin Zainal |2019-2020

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bsc. architecture universiti kebangsaan malaysia

urban backpackers travel lodge in malacca 3rd

y e a r,

2nd

semester

introduction

concept

This is the continuation of Project 2. Students are required to design a travel lodge project at Bandar Melaka. The travel lodge will rented to local and oversea travelers who are looking for better accommodation whenever they are away from home in order to have a comfortable stay while on business travels or holiday tours.

hypothesis The theory is that melaka needs a new energy that can bring benefits to the city towards achieving the vision of future and technology city. The key tool for this project is to inject program for backpackers by using the guidelines given and their own knowledge to reinvent the collective and reclaim the maximum potential of the local surrounding as highest it possibility can go.

Injecting program for culture exhange centre in lodge for backpackers with enough space and facility for accomodation, entertainment and culture purpose for local and tourist, community, tourist to active the sense of dynamic energy of the place.

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REVIVING

TO

PLUG

IN

THE

ZEIGEST

The concept is inspired by the idea of ZONING and EXPERIENCE as the principle of Martin Heidegger, C.Norberg Schulz and Keneth Frampton, a mover and creator of philosophy phenomenology architecture.

This quote comes to realization that a point “start” to become a experience just as a circulation “experience” to become a column. At is most basic level, this seems to be a simple notion, but there is much to learn by stopping for a moment to contemplate its possible meanings.

The space can then as a “PLUG IN” become the culmination of that user’s steps through the spaces.

Hence, in its simplest form, the circulation route may begin to define a physical and experiential journey for the sense through an architectural space(s) An approarch to architecture the strives to counter the placelessness of melaka and lack of meaning by using contextual forces to give a sense of place and meaning

The purposed build form and open spaces will promote new activities and assembly area that can be suited for both young and community program

sketches the origin of malacca

case study

These diagrams represent the site analysis existing characteristics which shape the hardscape and softscaping of the site.

Physical, scientific and instinctual data are recorded and collected for further study

Learning Hub at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Architect : Heatherwick Studio

National Assembly Building in Dhaka Architect : Louis I kahn

Nakagin Capsule Tower in Tokyo, Japan Architect : Kisho Kurokawa

Exeter Library in New Hampshire Architect : Louis I kahn

SHADOW STUDY

10 am

SITE VIGNETTES

12 pm

These diagrams represent the site analysis existing characteristics which shape the hardscape and softscaping of the site.

Physical, scientific and instinctual data are recorded and collected for further study

3 pm

morphology

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION & ACCESS TO SITE

WIND FLOW

5 pm

1. SITE AREA

SUN PATH / SOLAR RADIATION

VEHICULAR CIRCULATION INGRESS & ENGRESS

2. EXTRUDE VOLUMN

3. set back

become 5 stories.

the authority requirements

4.“EMBRACE”

5. SPLITTING

6. injection

“embrace” the form. Besides, it provides a

blocks the respective zoning and

“injected” into the main block as

wider view to the building when people

programme.

a hybrid programme.

Part of the massing is pushed back to

The massing is pulled up to

The massing is splitted into 2 blocks. Each

Set back follows the set back of

The historical & cultural block is

coming from Jalan PM6 and flyover

7. new ciculation - public realm

8. “alignment”

New circulation is being introduced to

context. The platforms dynamically spread

revitalize the backlane of adjacent building -

and cross through the building. The projected

New public Realm : Reduce Prositution.

elements are light well for reflections.

The facade elements alignment with site

9. BREATHING WITH SITE

The building relates itself with the fluxes of the surroundings, expanding its identity, approaching the town of Melaka, welcoming and beyond its physical limits.

Located in the heart of Malacca town, Backpackers hotel represents the character of earth in its true sense. The 4500 sqm backpackers hotel rests on the edge of the town, in a crowded zone, and within the heart of nature. There were five malacca trees in this h o t e l .

The backpackers hotel has an urban touch to its exterior, with contemporary luxuries of the the modern day, it beautifully amalgamates the yet traditional spaces within.

It comprises of typical malacca features like architectural facade, space, courtyards and connection to nature, an inseparable part of tropical architecture.

Tropical Modernism A design movement in which sensitivity for local context combines with the form-making principles of modernism.This building led to the formation of a new architectural identity and aesthetic for many tropical environments use of traditional building materials and architectural elements adapted to the local climate proved to be useful, as it helped keep costs down in addition to referencing local context.

It was here that experimented with interplay between building and landscape, between inside and outside space.

fashion design academy in cyberjaya, selangor 3rd

y e a r,

1st

semester

food centre 2nd year, 2nd semester

sketches #azsktch