Rahmat, Rasul

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Master of Architecture Liverpool School of Art and Design

About me The possibility of turning intangible ideas into reality is one of the main reasons for my interest in architecture. Studying in this creative field has provided me with a medium to create forms and spaces not only to be experienced, but also enjoyed by our human senses. My passion for architecture is further strengthen through the architectural studies that I have undertaken and the constructive critique sessions done throughout. My studio experience as a student and working experience with an architectural firm has made me more excited to continue my career in this profession.

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Contents MA- Year 2 Semester 2: Thesis Project 1 MA- Year 2 Semester 2: Urban Design Project 2

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MA- Year 2 Semester 2: Live Project 48 MA- Year 2 Semester 1: Housing Project 64 MA- Year 2 Semester 1: Specialist Study 74 MA- Year 2 Semester 1: Urban Design Project 1

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year 2 Thesis Project

Freshwater Centre: Research Institute + Kayak Hub Location: Chester

Project Description:

The Shropshire Union Canal and the River Dee both flow through the centre of the historic walled city of Chester. Canal & River Trust holds the guardianship of inland waterways, together with a wide range of heritage buildings and structures. Freshwater Centre in Chester could be working together with the organisation. The focus is given to tourism and research activities which works to protect, promote and enhance the river environment, for both people and river life.

Canoeing facilities is one way to attract a greater number of visitors and tourist while at the same time providing great research institute for freshwater . Through active waterways, it will contribute to the economic, social and environmental wellbeing for the benefit of current and future generations.

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1. Telford’s Warehouse 2. Water Tower 3. Northgate Locks 4. Chester Cathedral Falconry 5. King Charles Tower 6. Chester Cathedral 7. Eastgate Clock 8. The Cross 9. Roman Garden 10. Roman Amphitheatre 11. Grosvenor Park 12. Queens Park Bridge 13. Old Dee Bridge 14. Cheshire Military Museum 15. Chester Castle 16. The Grosvenor Museum 17. City Wall 18. Chester Racecourse 19. Chester Golf Course 20. The Dingle Park

DESIGN OBJECTIVES

OMETRICS

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1. RECONNECT CHESTER WATERWAYS River Dee used to be connected to the Shropshire Canal with a draw bridge on the Sealand Road. But the repair works of the Sealand Road saw the draw bridge to be removed and replaced with immovable tar surface, disconnecting the river and the canal.

There is a section under the Chester One City Plan that state the potential of reconnecting the waterways around Chester, from the Old Dee Bridge up to the Shropshire Canal, forming a complete loop.

The canal connects Chester to many cities nearby like Ellesmere Port up to the north.

3. INITIATE ECONOMIC REGENERATION

BY CREATING JOBS 1. RECONNECT CHESTER WATERWAYS River Dee used to be connected to the Shropshire Canal with a draw bridge on the Sealand Road. But the repair works of the Sealand Road saw the draw bridge to be removed and replaced with immovable tar surface, disconnecting the river and the canal.

There is a section under the Chester One City Plan that state the potential of reconnecting the waterways around Chester, from the Old Dee Bridge up to the Shropshire Canal, forming a complete loop.

The canal connects Chester to many cities nearby like Ellesmere Port up to the north.

Fig. 1: An artist’s impression of the Water Tower in the late 14th century.

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The execution of the proposal sees more 2. PROMOTE HISTORY OF THE AREA BY dwellings in desirable area being created TRACING BACK THE WATER TOWER’S which will make the area denser which mean HISTORY better use of land with higher return. People visit the area more often for the historical The Water Tower used to sit on water acting background, to have a cup of tea in one of as a guard tower for trading. Now surrounded those cafes facing the lake, to shop under the by land due to the silting of River Dee, the viaduct or to go to work in the office. All these strategy is to recreate the historical state of the activities create job opportunities to help the area to trace back to its medieval history. This area and Chester improve economically. can contribute to the overall character Chester as a historic city. The historical importance of the structure also makes it a strong landmark 19for the area which is a good element in an urban setting.

2. PROMOTE HISTO TRACING BACK 5. WT HISTORY UNIV

The Water Tower us The as a guard towerlike for by land due to wate the strategy is to recreate conn area to trace back to clubs can contribute toand the u as a historic city. The the structure also ma for the area which i urban setting.

4. BETTER LIFESTY WITH MIX PROGRA

The area currently residential. The den terraced houses and there is no area whe activities. The propo of use to bring more blocks that are faci cafes, restaurants an floors and workspac There is also a visito arena. Further back medium density.

3. INITIATE ECONOMIC REGENERATION

BY CREATING JOBS

4. BETTER LIFESTYLE AROUND THE LAKE WITH MIX PROGRAM

The execution of the proposal sees more dwellings in desirable area being created which will make the area denser which mean River Dee slowly silted with up, and by the return. People better use of land higher

The area currently being used mainly for residential. The density is quite low with terraced houses and a few apartments 2020 and Portfolio Rasul Rahmat there is no area where the residents can do

The 1320s ships could no longer reach the old

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River Dee Chester site is located in close proximity to the Dee Estuary which comprises the marine areas of The Dee Estuary Special Protection Area (SPA). The estuary is a major wildlife area and one of the most important estuaries in Britain, it supports important natural fisheries on their way to and from the freshwater river.

Canal Though built for industrial and agricultural freight, canal are now our most obvious wildlife habitat. Canals were colonised by plants and animals soon after its construction. Their slow flows and managed water levels provide a unique habitat that has become a vital resource for wildlife.

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canals and rivers hold a great variety of fish . The area species catogories under native, protected and invasive fish. A few invasive spread like wildfire and do massive damage to our water, environment and fisheries. They don’t have the natural controls of diseases and predators. While some species of fish are protected by law because they are rare or are vulnerable to certain activities.

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source : Canal & River Trust

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The building stands in the middle of a newly built road bridge and connected through tunnel.

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Core Programmes as shown in the diagram was arranged in the linear shape. A riverside promenade offers generous public spaces for pedestrians and water activities.

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1: 200 Floor Plan : Level 2

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Axonometric Kayak Facilities

Kayak Storage

Roller Shutter to secure the lockers.

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Vertical kayak rack can store more kayak in a small space, ground is supported to avoid damage to the tip of the kayak.

Kayak stand is provided to check and clean the kayak before and after use.

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Aluminium Composite panel Detail

Specifications 500mm concrete column - 1 Dual Pitch Truss - 2 Square Truss - 3 Galvanized Steel Cable - 4 Suspension Walkway - 5 Stroked concrete floor fininsh - 6 Concrete base wslab - 7 Kayak rack - 8 Roller Shutter - 9

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The aquarium tank should not be exposed to direct sunlight as the sunlight will overheat the water and cause a rapid growth of algae. Thus, windows on this facade avoid direct sunlight.

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year 2 urban design project 2

Chester New Lake Location: Chester

Project Description:

The strategy of this urban design is to recreate the historical state of the area in order to trace back to its medieval history.

To recreate its historical state, we plan to expand and reshape the existing canal and add a new lake surrounding the Water Tower. This gesture can give positive impacts which give better highlight to the Water Tower as a landmark that hold the urban elements together. This is the core move of our development proposal. The canal will connects the River Dee to the Shropshire Union Canal which opens up the opportunity for transport by water. The canal connects Chester to other major cities like Ellesmere Port.

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most of Chester’s valueable historic structures especially the Roman City Wall.

Irish Sea

Because of that, Chester is well known as a historic city, attracting visitors to experience its unique medieval character and shopping at the same time.

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The residential area feels disjointed with not much activity for residents to do. To get daily necessities, residents need to go to the city centre or further west to the retail park, which are far enough to discourage the use of sustainable means of transport.

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AXONOMETRICS

3. Providing Better Walking Environment

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Walking and cycling can improve health and create less c and cyclists such as off-road paths, pedestrian crossing, b to help people fell safer and encourage them to use public 32

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Facilities roads for pedestrians Top. Existing that runs perpendicular bike lanes and sidewalks are provided to the south part of Sealand Road, the Walls c transport for commute.

Avenue and Saddlery Way, are redesigned to include some greenery and better alignment toward the Water Tower. This diagram shows

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year 2 live project

Bootle Library & Wellbeing Centre live project

bootle library & marie clarke well-being centre

james| liam | oliver | rasul | sally | yasmin| ljmu

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initial brief

In seeking to address in some part the ongoing financia

Sensory Room

public sector, Sefton Council runs an ‘Invest to Save’ pro

Cafe, Reception

Staff Room

PUBLIC Cafe, Reception

Courtyard

Office Kitchen

Storage Contact rooms

which looks to make savings to annual budgets by

facilities and services. We have been asked to look

Shared Staffroom

Community Room

sibility study for a significant (circa £1m) new building

Library

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Library to relocate Marie Clarke and Cambridge Fa

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give opportunities for innovative ways of service del

Staff Room

Community Room Storage

operational costs and produce a capital receipt fro

development of land. Family Well-being Centres provi

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support for children and young people aged 0-19 yea

family life that little bit easier. Parents and carers recei

Office

help, advice and guidance to help them build confi

resilience to deal with things that family life throws at the

ject will involve visiting the existing facilities to be re

veloping a full programme, scheme, cost advice an

permission considerations, to provide a comprehensi study for the client.

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understanding of program

Community Cafe

To truly understand what the clients needs we went to visit both sites.

Visiting the existing library gave us a good understanding of the site that we had to work with, and visiting the Marie Clarke Centre al-

Entry

lowed us to understand the program of our proposals. The following is what we established that needed designing into our proposal;

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Contact Rooms • 5/6 Contact rooms for mixed age groups • Community room that could be locked off • Joint entrance that is welcoming, as well as being an easily con-

Flexible Spaces Community Centre

trolled space • Joint staff room to integrate library and family centre staff • Office space for family well being centre • Community cafe • Kitchen/laundry room to create ‘home situations’ • Storage • Toilets and baby changing facilities • Outside area that offers safe place for children to play • Second ‘quiet entrance’

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Potential location for plant room, built into under-build if old plant room is not sufficient - TBC by engineer/electrician.

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C O N T R A O C O T M S

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fire strategy

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Legend Fire alarm and extinguisher call point Assembly Point

Emergency Exit Main escape route Secondary escape route Safety Notice Assembly point must be15 meters away from the building.

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VELUX Tripple Glazing Skylight (£806 excl. VAT per item)

SECTION | A-A

PROS of Triple Glazing; + Most affective ways of helping to avoid condensation + Better noise insulation + Reduces energy consumption Cons : - Weighs significantly more than a double glazing

SPAZIO “Silencio” Bottom Roller Folding Wall System. (£5250 excl. VAT) Size : 600 x 300 cm (51/2 panels and 1 pass door) • Centerfold and single wing.

• Sound Attenuation: 46db • Standard range of colours

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materiality & sustainability MARLEY Concrete tile (EcoLogic Ludlow Major Tile)

Solar Panels PROS of Solar Panels + Reduced Energy Bills + Reduce Carbon Footprint

- Reduce thermal gain and minimized heat loss in winter - Highly insulated pitched roof - Environmentally friendly product

CONS : - Low electricity costs = lower savings

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Internal Wall options along corridor

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Internal Wall (Option1) + increases in cost construction +allowing light across the rooms High level internal wall below roof.

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Glulam is a manufactured timber product normally forming structural elements such as beams and columns.

Glulam beams often PRODUCED

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Key Glulam structure Infill external wall

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Glued Laminated Timber (GLULAM) frame:

Existing infill external wall Existing glulam structure

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Design Objectives SECTION | A-A

Roof Pitch: The pitched roof was chosen as a low maintenance option, then a flat roof. This suited the clients requirements of SECTION | rather A-A a low maintenance building.

Landscaping: The courtyard is central to the plan and is fundamental to the design of the Family Centre. Hard landscaping will be used as opposed to soft landscaping, this is to reduce future maintenance costs such as, gardening.

Insulated board

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Heating System: The existing heating system in the Family Centre is underfloor heating, this will be changed for the proposed new build to a boiler system with radiators where appropriate. Again, this contributes to a low maintenance approach and also easier access if their is any problems in the future. In contrast to underfloor heating, were costs can be high if a problem occurs. Whilst, the radiators provide the users more control over what spaces are heated providing more thermal comfort then under floor heating.

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Bootle Library - existing glulam structure Providing an open, flexible plan

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a £/m2 study Description: Rate per m2 gross internal floor area for the building Cost including prelims.

Last updated: 23­Nov­2019 00:42 Rebased to 2Q 2020 (341; forecast) and Sefton ( 101; sample 31 )

Maximum age of results: Default period Building function (Maximum age of projects)

£/m² gross internal floor area Mean

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1,315

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1,162

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year 1 housing project

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year 1 specialist study

The Oak Room: Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Word count : 7500 words

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Fig. 67: Screen partition with enamelled-glass squares Fig. 68: interplay of horizontal and verticals, and straight lines and curves

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Fig. 58: Overlapping arrangement creating stepped surface

Fig. 59: Joists and beams sit on the timber post

Fig. 60: Five slender upright posts terminate at the ceiling

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Sequential Squares Ellesmere Port

Historical Site Analysis

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Existing square improved with a framing feature facade of new council office extension

Traffic calming measures using road material changes to give priority to pedestrians and cyclists

New square for seasonal activities and easy access to both the bus station and the library

New commercial shopping street linking the new squares with upper floor apartments

New Higher density homes with off road parking

Traffic calming measures using road material changes to give priority to pedestrians and cyclists

New large square with restaurants spilling around the edges. Offices to the upper floors

Existing kids club moved to a new building with views from the main road while retaining the original outdoor activities area

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Sequential Squares Luke Greenhalgh, Rasul Rahmat, Adam Shallcross The main concept for this design is for the redevelopment of the Civic Centre of Ellesmere Port and its surrounding area to provide an accessible pedestrian route in the centre of Ellesmere port. This route would begin at Whitby park moving through the Ellesmere Port Arcades and ultimately joining Whitby road where it would follow existing routes towards the train station and the docks.

In order to achieve this the walkable route would have to reduce vehicular access and vehicular speeds in the areas surrounding the space.

This would be to encourage the use of the pedestrian route by the local populace by making them feel safer and more in control of the roads and routes they will use.

In order to achieve a financial and cultural acceptance of the development multiple squares will be used each with a different atmosphere and purpose ranging from a relaxed lunch break space to a busy activity space. This combined with the addition of new leisure, office and residential space will further cement the use of the squares. With the route also passing through the Ellesmere Port Arcades the new directed foot traffic from the local populace will increase the use of the existing retail space

Walkable route through Ellesmere Port

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Walkable route through site

Existing civic square retained

Square with direct access to the library and to be used for seasonal events due to proximity of bus station. e.g. food markets

Flexible events square with easy access to Whitby park and open green spaces

Series of usable spaces

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WORK EXPERIENCE SLT Architect Sdn Bhd (June 2017 - June 2018) Part-1 Architectural Assistant - 3D modelling - Prepare CAD drawing - Site visit - Proposed Idea for master planning - Mostly involved in residential and commercial

Experience Gained - Information in Uniform Building by Law - Presenting works - Designing skills - Application to PBT (MPHTJ & MBMB)

Past Part-time Jobs 1. Malaysia-UK personal shopper 2. Online business digital marketing 3. Promoter at Parkson 4. Clerk at Agrobank

EDUCATION Master of Architecture MArch (ARB/RIBA Part 2): Liverpool John Moores University (2018-2020) JPA Scholar Bachelor of Arts in Architectur (ARB/RIBA Part 1): University of Dundee, Scotland (2014-2017) JPA Scholar A-Levels: INTEC Education Centre (2012-2014) SPM: SKILLS Kolej Islam Sultan Alam Shah (2011) (5A+, 2A-, 2B+)

PROFICIENCIES AutoCAD Sketchup InDesign Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop Revit (learning) Enscape (learning) 3DS-max (learning)

Photography + Drone Model making Sketching Microsoft Office programmes

OTHER Driving license (D class) + car LANGUAGES Malay English

EXTRA CURRICULARS

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