Sigat, Jareth

Recently completed ARB/RIBA Part II at Liverpool John Moores University. A determined individual with experience within the architecture and construction industry. An architectural interest driven by the idea of user experience at the core of the design approach to make a positive impact on the urban environment. Involved in various architectural projects in different settings and contexts throughout my academic years as well as two years’ worth of experience working in architecture offices both in Malaysia and the UK.

CONTENTS

The portfolio showcases a collection of work completed throughout the two years of March.

CREATIVE SOCIAL EXCHANGE

MArch Year 2 Semester 2

re-LIFE SCHIEDAM

MArch Year 2 Semester 1

ART & CRAFT SQUARE

MArch Year 1 Semester 1

LODGE LANE COHOUSING MArch Year 1

The rising of asylum seekers in the Netherlands has risen throughout the years. This phenomenon provides an opportunity to explore the positive impacts that can be gained by the recipient country as well as the refugees themselves. The idea of ‘Art of Making’ as a driven force to connect two different demographics will focus on both parties’ shareable art and cultural elements to create inclusive and engaging social interactions. This will help the refugees adapt and learn about the local culture while simultaneously sharing their cultures with local communities. The strategic idea will hopefully help to soften the social boundary that will lead to a more healthy and sustainable living environment through productivity and cultural diversity.

The proposed development will provide a new settlement typology with sufficient amenities and provide beyond minimal comfort to the refugee community around the ideology of the art of making theme while in the process of their asylum, before relocating to new places for work or living, with the possibility to settle within this urban development as well.

An urban development designed to allow interchangeable cultural between the reception place and the refugee community

42,000 applications

2022: Forecast mid of 2022

48,200 applications

2022: Forecast end of 2022

50,650 applications

Forecast early 2023

The Netherlands has the highest acceptance rate of 85% compared to other EU countries taking into account the first stage of first asylum applications, repeated asylum applications and resettlement.

‘Most of the population growth in our country is the result of people moving here for work or love. At the same time, many peop le are also fleeing to the Netherlands to escape war and violence . Such refugees arrive not only from Ukraine but from other countries such as Syria, Afghanistan and Yemen as well. This new, higher forecast stems from the larger unrest in the world. What is worrying is that this will exacerbate existing problems in the asylum chain ’

Eric van der Burg, Minister for Migration Netherlands

ART OF MAKING

CREATIVE SOCIAL EXCHANGE | SOCIABILITY | SUSTAINABILITY

HOUSING

EMPLOYMENT & STIMULATE ECONOMY

MEDICAL CARE & EDUCATION

SOCIAL ACCEPTANCE

ENRICH CULTURE

PRODUCTIVITY

NOVEL SKILLSETS & KNOWLEDGE

Glass making / Ceramic / Rug /

Pottery / Wood /

Tile / Calligraphy /

Fabrication

SCHIEDAM / HOST

REFUGEE COMMUNITY

Living spaces Living spaces

HOUSING Familes with children Single

With dependent Gender Garden Garden

Learning

Social spaces

Communal kitchen Gallery & Events

Garden for growing Kitchen

SHARED SPACES / RESOURCES BIIOPHILIC

PRODUCTION

Learning

Making Collaborative creative work spaces

Workshop Studio

ART & CULTURE SQUARE

Eatery places Co-working spaces

Maker market

Commercial units

Project spatial relationship

01 re-LIFE SCHIEDAM URBAN MASTERPLAN

Located on the north end of the masterplan within the art and culture square. The existing mixed-use of residential and commercial along the main road provides an important context defining the boundary of the old town and the industrial area . The entrance to the peninsular on the canal side is the main route from the old town is almost quite hidden through a one-lane road between two commercial blocks adjacent to the existing public square on the north; separated by the busy main road. The narrow road is part of the connected series of squares which will open up to the new urban development and will be a part of the green route proposed in the urban masterplan The surrounding appearance of the site especially the south-facing elevation of the residential block is quite unappealing with all the abandoned cars and items along the walls. The adjacent warehouses on the east side that will be repurposed for workshops and a maker market not only strengthen the character of the square but also will provide a programme connected with the new development that focuses on creative social exchange . Although there are many businesses and manufacturers remained operating in the area, the main road for the vehicles will be through NieuwMathenesserstraat on the east side along the dike allowing the canal side road to be semi-pedestrianised for a more pedestrian and bike-friendly environment.

NIEUWE MAAS

MERWEHAVEN

Key

Circulation and staircase as a medium that will direct people to explore the space , sort of circling within the block from level to level, to provide unique experience that will help to emphasise the connection between spaces as an interconnected system

The circulations are not limited to internally but are designed to explore the inside and outside movements . This will create a transition from being covered inside to being exposed to the elements such as wind but yet to be covered from heavy rain through the use of the louvres.

Breaking monotonous elevation to allow permeability.

Flexible and adaptable modules 4-meter grid system.

Voids to allow outdoor - indoor space while allowing light to pass through to the north units. Integration of communal space on the ground floor while outdoor living room introduced between units to allow private social interaction.

The modular approach uses a 4 x 4-meter grid system. Building as a gateway to the peninsula.

‘Deconstruct’ form. Voids within solid form. Offset lower ground to widen the visual perspective.

Space volume. Vertical cores.

A street view (01) from the existing square looking toward the main entrance road to the peninsular. The cultural block acts as a new landmark for the new development behind the existing residential block to invite people to explore the new development which was once a ‘dry’ site where all the industries are located. The block also will become a starting point for the journey through the proposed green route that will end at the emerging landscape in the south. The existing silo will not be ignored as the site’s monument is part of the local long history. The footbridge connecting the cultural block and the restaurants block will symbolically become the entrance arch to the site

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Fourth-floor gallery looking down to the auditorium level. The gallery has visual connections to the main rooftop garden and ev ent spaces on the fifth floor as well as the viewing deck on the seventh floor through the glass floor panels.

Perspective on the seventh floor where covered outdoor event space and viewing deck with 3 sided panoramic views framed with th e gap between the external vertical timber louvres.

Perspective view down the semi-outdoor staircase from third floor auditorium entrance down to the half level platform with fram e portal integrated wihtin the louvres to frame the view. Stepped footbridge connecting the auditorium level to the rooftop of the restaurant blo ck along the canal.

Perspective from main entrance toward the main circulation staircase

Green Deal Covenant

The environmental strategies implemented in this project are mainly to achieve the standard of the Dutch Green Deal covenant aimed to be climate neutral by 2050. Green Deals aimed to reduce the Netherlands’ greenhouse gas emission by 49% by 2030 in relation to 1990 levels and a further 95% reduction by 2050 (Government of the Netherlands, n.d.).

The main structural and construction strategy for this project is mass timber. Timber building material is one of the most effective ways of accelerating decarbonisation as the carbon footprint embodied in timber is much lower compared to steel or concrete. Additionally, the timber building also acts as a carbon storage which statistically estimated with one tonne of carbon dioxide is absorbed for every cubic metre of timber.

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RAINWATWER HARVESTING

Harvested rainwater to be recycled for the use of sanitation and rooftop garden/terrace irrigation system to reduce the water cost.

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STACK VENTILATION

Open plan design integrated with voids between floors allows stack ventilation to allow vertical airflow through the building by the changes in the air pressure, density and temperature level.

02 PHOTOVOLTIC CELLS

PV cells, a silent renewable source of energy, will be fitted on the south-facing saw-tooth roofs at 30 o to maximise the energy generated from the sun for green electricity with estimation of 15% - 20% efficiency.

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CROSS VENTILATION

Flexible partition walls and sliding doors with open-plan floors allow natural air to be regulated efficiently to provide comfortable fresh air during summer.

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PHOTOVOLTIC GLAZING

Building façades (glazed infill panels) designed with solar photovoltaic glass to generate clean electricity while providing natural light into internal space as well as acting as thermal and sound insulation.

GSHP SYSTEM

04 PERMEABLE PAVING

Permeable pavers are laid throughout the surrounding site as a natural filtration system to avoid the formation of toxins in the drainage system.

A ground source heat pump system will be used for heating and cooling the building by extracting heat from the ground. This system is more efficient in comparison to an air source heat pump system due to the nature of the constant ground temperature of around 10 oC all year round.

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COMPOSTING

Composting dead leaves, branches and twigs, especially during wintertime helps to enrich the soil while reducing methane emissions and carbon footprint.

ELEVATION TREATMENTS

External façade treatments such as louvres or curtain shading are to be considered while allowing natural lights and unobstructed views to reduce the greenhouse effect on the internal environment due to the glass panels.

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09 GREEN ROOF

Flat roofs are utilised as green roofs to attract small birds and pollinators to foster more livable roofs which can lead to higher consumption of CO2 and result in cleaner and better air quality. The green roof also helps to ease the load on the drainage system by reducing water runoff.

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CONSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGY AND DETAIL

The strategies are built up from the basic 4 4-meter grid system as a guide which becomes the key dimension. The initial idea was built from the use of glulam beams and columns all around the structure will timber infill to form a space.

Mass Timber Construction

The structural studies will focus on the cultural block rather than trying to cover all blocks within the master plan. Although the studies mainly mention this specific block only, the same structural system is being implemented in all the other blocks at a different scale. The use of engineered timber such as glued laminated timber (glulam) and cross-laminated timber (CLT) will be the main construction materials for this project. Engineered timber products are known for their high durability, fire seismic performance, outstanding strength-to-weight ratio and consistency in performance other than being a sustainable material. it is also can be fully manufactured to specific performance criteria offsite and is capable to improved approximately 20% - 30% of the onsite project time thus reducing cost.

The identified cores of the building which also act as bracing components he lp to avoid lateral movement and are designed using CLT rather than using an infill panel to improve structural strength.

DETAIL 02: CLT on concrete ground floor slab with below slab

CLT floors are used to replace the glulam beam In some areas especially in the event space and auditorium, the use of a combination of CLT floor slab and glulam beam will be used to provide extra structural strength.

CLT shaft and wall panels

Vertical timber louvres, roof louvres, saw-tooth roof and green flat roof.

CONCERNS

Globally, two major changes are occurring and reshaping communities: people are living longer and cities are becoming more crowded As a result, of these megatrends of ageing and urbanization , cities around the world are becoming home to larger, older populations, leading to significant effects on cities. By 2050, there are expected to be 2.1 billion people over 60 years of age, more than double the number today. Urbanisation will also increase as more people move to cities. The challenges and opportunities that these changes present must be embraced by cities.

MANIFESTO

The World Health Organization (WHO) has been an influential leader in advancing how cities understand the concept of age-friendliness . Global Age-friendly cities were published by WHO in 2007 as a framework for age-friendly planning. This document has been used by a range of governments and institutions to shape their approach to ageing. According to the WHO framework, there are eight domains. A framework for planning with older people identifies four central needs for cities, autonomy and independence, health and wellbeing, social connectedness, and security and resilience. As a person age, these affect all areas of their lives.

STRATEGIC IDEAS

Our strategies towards our site will follow the WHO framework towards turning an industrialised district into an age-friendly environment while still embracing the culture and history of the site . Our aims are designed to support the health and community involvement of our residents in the community . One of these components includes having a mixed-urban environment with supporting amenities such as medical centre and community centre that offers programs that encourage participation and socialisation between young and old people Having proximity to healthcare, social, commercial, and other amenities will support inter-generational bonding and promotes an active ageing place. Another component considers the site’s proximity to the waterfront. A variety of design strategies have been implemented to ensure that it is resilient to flooding , these include emerging proposed artificial wetlands with the Nieuwe Maas towards the south end of the site.

Jareth Sigat | Kim Nguyen | Simon Chin

Schiedam is a historic city located in South Holland municipality. Situated less than 10 minute drive from Rotterdam city centre, it is well recognised for having the tallest ancient windmills in the world and has some lovely canals to stroll or cruise. Additionally, it is a significant shipbuilding hub and is noted for producing famous gins like the Ketel One brand. A large portion of the wealth used to transform the city into what it is now came from gin production.

SECTION A - A N.T.S

SECTION B - B N.T.S

Perspective view of the new waterfront to encourage social interaction among visitors to experience the site which is exposed to the natural elements.

Perspective view of the elevated path for cycle and walking within the emerging landscape which acts as a flood-defending intervention due to the rising sea level in the future by gradually transforming

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V04 Perspective view looking at the silo of the old glass factory, which is retained as a landmark or a monument on site, from the new art and craft square adjacent to the co-housing complex.

Perspective view looking down the street from the North entrance on the new elevated platform for the water taxi and social space adjacent to the entrance to the square on the left.

Perspective view of the new tram stops linking the south part of the peninsular from the main road on the north and continues across the canal toward the residential area on the west.

Perspective view of the new waterfront area on the south by the River Maas edge. Steel structures from the demolished warehouse were reused to construct elevated walking for viewing across the emerging landscape as well as the river.

the urban landscape into a water landscape.

Perspective view of different elevated platforms extended from the street to the canal with new pedestrian footbridges connecting both sides of the canal.

Perspective view of the new pedestrian footbridges from the opposite side of the canal where new green spaces will link the site to the existing Plantage Park.

ART & CRAFT SQUARE

REVITALISE

the ideology of the demolished Public Bath in 1996 as an important social hub that brings the community together through various events especially through performing.

HIGHLIGHT & PROMOTE

the uniqueness of the local community from different backgrounds through arts and crafts

PEDESTRIANISATION

of the Lodge Lane to improve the street life and encourage healthier social interaction while boosting the local business.

COMMUNITY CONTINUITY

to ensure healthy and better relationship between generations to ensure a dynamic living environment

Big open green space without justified functions/ programmes Building form/orientation in relation to the adjacent context. Lack of steps or different level characteristics

Developed buildings massing form Different levels to create an enclosure for the square. Perimeter step-seating projecting toward artcentred corner of the square.

Redefined the square edge Interactive retaining wall children pay cave. Redefined step-seating focus point Double frontage shop/eatery.

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Perspective view of pedestrianised Lodge Lane from the south toward north.

Perspective view from the maker market toward the square.

Perspective view of pedestrianised Lodge Lane from the north toward south. Perspective view from the south toward Art Corner on the north of the square.

Perspective view from the existing mural wall by the Public Library wall.

Perspective view of pedestrianised Lodge Lane from the south toward north.

Retaining wall used as children’s ‘play cave’ and step planter box.

Aerial view toward the square from the north facing south.

LANE COHOUSING

The chosen site is located between Beaumont Street and Grierson Street off Lodge Lane on the north end, adjacent to the historical site of the Bath. The housing proposal is a continuous development of the Urban Design project, The Art and Craft Square.

VISION

A new cohousing scheme in Lodge Lane to create a more dynamic relationship among the community. The new cohousing scheme will encourage intergenerational communities to live together in harmony as a network of mutual support and cooperation

To develop the idea of social exchange by encouraging the young generation or students to live within this community and contribute socially toward the elder generation as a support and companionship with a lower rent in return.

To encourage the community to live and work in the same area and contribute to the surrounding community in order to reduce the long daily commute. This will be enhanced through the earlier proposal of the Art and Craft Square where the artists or the community themselves work within the same compound or area. It indirectly will create a more encouraging and dynamic environment not only for the site but also for the whole Lodge Lane itself.

To increase the rate of ownership of the property among the new residents by offering an affordable housing scheme while maintaining a high sustainability standard. This can be reflected in the current demographic data which indicates that most of the occupancies in Lodge Lane are leaning toward council rent or privately renting a property which might not be ideal in a long term run for residents who wish to permanently reside in the area.

To enhance the green space around public and private landscape space through street softscape and hardscape. This is aimed to create diverse interactions as well as create a balanced ecosystem.

HOUSING TYPOLOGY 01 CIRCULATION

Threshold between new apartment block with the maker market.

Building form/orientation in relation to the adjacent context.

Crossing through the site from Beumont Street and Grierson Street with open end / no landmark as reference point

Termination point axis from the square toward neighbourhood.

Open lot adjacent to the church without justified programmes

Corner units wrapped the open ended end private circulation

Defined circulations.

Straight axis crossing the site align with surronding context

Steps/different levels to define urban spaces

Corner units as perimeter landmarks form and size

Elaborated/playful route through semi private by introducing green spaces in between/around the circulation.

Extruded platfrom to break the long linear public landscape.

Distinctive between public and semi-private linear routes

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V01 South facing facade of the townhouse units with parking spaces along the Grierson Street. Hedge plants and trees create visual boundary between public and private without the use of fences.

Communal landscape garden in between two blocks act to encourage social interactions among the residents as well as providing a safe play area for the children.

Perspective view of the communal landscape garden and allotments from one of the duplex house unit.

Perspective view of public central landscape space run from the Art & Craft Square toward the neighbourhood

be fitted on the ground floor for each of the houses to supply heat and to warm the large area of the flooring. On the upper floors, the wall mount radiators will be used in every room since the spaces are enclosed and smaller in terms of their floor area to provide a more economical solution.

09 GROUND SOURCE HEAT-PUMP

Each of the houses also will be heated and cooled through the renewable energy source from the ground source heat pump system which extracts the heat from the ground since it is more efficient in comparison to air source heat pumps due to the nature of the almost constant ground temperature which around 10 C all year round whereas the air source heat pump will be subjected to the fluctuation in temperature throughout the year.

10 PERMEABLE PAVING

Permeable pavers are laid throughout the surrounding site as natural filtration system. Have wider and more open joints that allow water to penetrate between them and will be absorbed through the permeable system into the soil. This approach helps to avoid the formation of toxins in the drainage system or on top of the pavers.

WinterSolstice(SunAngle:15o)

11 HIGH-GRADE INSULATION

Sustainable warm roof and wall assembly to provide low U-values to reduce the household bills while maintaining a warm home in winter and cool in summer.

12 ENERGY-EFFICIENT LIGHTS LEDs will be fitted to reduce the amount of energy usage and help to decrease greenhouse gas emissions.

01 STRUCTURAL & FACADE STUDY

Street view looking at the south-facing elevation of Townhouse Type E. As can be seen from this street view, the south-facing façade is fitted with a bigger opening in comparison to the north-facing façade.

RED FACING BRICK

The red facing brick provides a contemporary visual approach while blending in with the surrounding context.

North elevation of Townhouse Type E

RECYCLED STEEL GUTTER

Painted recycled steel gutter to fit the red facing brick and dark reclaimed clay roof tile manufactured locally.

RECLAIMED CLAY ROOF TILE

Reclaimed clay roof tiles are environmentally friendly and provide character due to their unique style combined with contemporary architecture.

SOUTH

Summer solstice 58 o Sun Angle

Winter solstice 15 Sun Angle

Townhouse Type E Ground Floor

Townhouse Type E _1 st Floor

Townhouse Type E _2 nd Floor

PAINTED PLASTER WALL

Breathable plasterboard skimmed and painted with non-toxic white paint to give a simple and clean classic appearance.

TIMBER FLUTE WALL PANEL

Breathable plasterboard skimmed and painted with non-toxic white paint to give a simple and clean classic appearance.

EXPOSED BRICK WALL

Exposed brick inner leaf at the staircase and livinng area give a textural richness while conveying a feeling of warmth and specific character.

CONCRETE WALL FINISHES

Top floor bed backsplash will be painted in raw concrete finishes to provide contrast and contemporary look for the bed.

LIGHT OAK FLOORING

Light coloured timber flooring will help to brighten up the space while giving a illusion of bigger space.

DARK OAK DECKING

Pretreated dark oak timberboard decking will be installed on the sun terrace and the garden on the south elevation of the house.

HANDMADE TILES WOOL CARPET

Geometric anti-slip tiles made locally in Liverpool’s Baltic Triangle will be used in all bathrooms.

Natural wool carpet made locally in Merseyside will be used in the bedroom and family area to give a soft touch.

‘’A Fab Lab, or digital fabrication laboratory, is a place to play, to create, to learn, to mentor and to invent: a place for learning and innovation.’’

(The Fab Foundation, n.d.)

The Fab Lab Network is a global open creative community of fabricators, artists, scientists, engineers, educators, students, amateurs, and professionals with over 100 countries and 1,750 Fab Labs.

From community-based laboratories to advanced research facilities , the purpose of Fab Labs is to democratise access to instruments for technical creation This community is a manufacturing network, a distributed technical education campus, and a distributed research laboratory all at the same time, trying to digitise fabrication and design the next generation of manufacturing and personal fabrication

Lol Baker, the director of Fab Lab Liverpool located in the School of Art and Design at Liverpool John Moores University which is the driving force behind the Fab Lab project, has the ambition to expand the network of Fab Lab to create more opportunities for the local community in general. The Client aims to create a new home for Fab Lab, with the main objective of bridging the skills gap within the community while encouraging the involvement of the community in the digital world.

Jareth Sigat | Ryan McDonough

The newly proposed Fab Lab Bootle should become a ‘ blueprint ’ for a modular building for other members of the community around the world that wish to build their own Fab Lab. The design template should take the consideration of the building’s lifespan and minimise the impact on the surrounding environment . The design will consider a sustainable and biodegradable design approach in terms of the materiality as well as the overall design scheme to allow future changes and enable the replacement of the building elements.

The Fab Lab template should be able to accommodate various activities that fit the Fab Lab programme and adapt to the changes of the programme over a long period The design template is also able to accommodate specific spatial requirements due to the equipment needed in the Fab Lab such as 3D printers, vinyl cutters, laser cutters and PCs.

Fab Lab Bootle should explore the potential to generate income that is capable to create business opportunities through flexible retail or even spaces. The design template also should be capable of selfgenerate sustainable energy to sustain the operations of the buildings.

As per the Client’s vision, the design idea should incorporate a social aspect of the community as an important aspect in the Fab Lab that will be the core element of the building and create a radial spatial layout in reference to the network of Fab Labs The visual experience should be enhanced not only by being in a specific space of the building, but also should be experienced by the user as a series of interconnecting spaces or ecosystems. The new Fab Lab should become a community hub and become an inspiration to the community.

The brief contained a list of specific spatial requirements for the list of equipment needed in the building such as:

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• Laser Cutter 6 m2 (including compressor and extraction units)

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• PCs

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Potential to extend modular elements

Education Classroom

A multi-functional space for classes seating up to around 26 people.

Office

An office space for the FabLab staff to use as a base.

PC Suite

Other Social Education Messy Clean

Social Space

At the core of the building will be multi-use social space. Circulation space will also be used to encourage networking and as exhibition space

3 D Workshop & Circuit Production

3 D Printing, vinyl cutters and electronic circuit production workspace

CNC & Laser Cutters

Messy workspace with CNC router and Laser Cutters

Retail Store

A retail aspect of the FabLab to sell products created will mean the building can be economically self sustainable

A PC suite with 12 PCs Cafe A cafe will serve visitors and staff while also providing some economic income

Hardscaping

Seven modular pods each 33 m 2

Four smaller modular pods each 7 m 2 , two of which containing toilet facilities and the other two containing services for the building

Timber decking onto the canal to enhance the building’s relationship to the water.

Exploded isometric

Perspective view toward the central courtyard which acts as social ‘layer’ within the working environment.

Perspective view around the main circulation corridor linked directly to each pods.

EDUCATION MArch Architecture (ARB / RIBA Part II)

Liverpool John Moores University . 2021/2023

MA (Hons) Architecture (ARB / RIBA Part I)

The University of Edinburgh . 2015/2019

Graduated: 4 th of July 2019 [Second Class, Division Two]

Cambridge International A-Level

MARA KETENGAH International College Malaysia 2013/2015

Graduated: 12 th of June 2015 [CBB]

Malaysian Certificate of Education

Betong MARA Junior Science College (MRSM) Malaysia . 2011/2012

9 GCSE O-Level Equivalent Achieved [3A+, 2A, 3A-, 1B+]

ACHIEVEMENT LSA MArch Student Award Nominee . 2022

1 st Dan Black Belt Taekwondo (WTF) . 2013

Student Representative Council MKIC . 2013/2014

Leadership Award MRSM Betong . 2012

Student Representative Council MRSM Betong . 2011/2012

WORK EXPERIENCE Mitchell Mos Architect (MOSA) Kuching Malaysia

Assistant Architect . 11/2019 - 06/2021

Drafting and designing proposed schemes for the clients (Schematic Design). Preparing high-quality drawings for authority and building planning applications. 3D modelling and rendering for client’s visualisation reference. Administrative tasks. Worked with the clients and other consultants for the project. Site survey for the new project. Liaising with local product manufacturers/dealers.

Professional Projects Experience:-

Proposed Petrol Filling Station, Sungai Asap Belaga.

Proposed UNIFOR, Kuching.

Proposed DCF-DCCI, Kuching.

Proposed SOHO Arte+ Ampang.

Proposed Niah National Park, Miri.

Proposed Lot 7077 Samariang Resort, Kuching.

Proposed SIB Church, Miri.

Proposed Base Camp, Sarawak.

Proposed Single Storey Detached House Kampung Seratau, Kuching.

Proposed Sg. Paku Bridge, Spaoh.

Proposed New Dry & Wet Market for Kapit, Sarawak.

ArchiTeh Ltd Liverpool UK

Architectural Assistant . 04/2018 - 08/2018

Drafting and designing the proposed scheme for the clients. Preparing drawings for building planning applications and tendering process. 3D modelling and rendering for clients’ visualisation reference. Meeting with the clients. Site survey for new project and site visit for undergoing project. Liaising with local product manufacturers.

PARTICIPATION KLAF2020 Malaysian House Architecture Competition . 2020

British Universities Karting Championship (BUKC) . 2018

ARKxSITE Architecture Idea Competition Portugal . 2017

Betong Division Level Rugby Championship . 2012

Inter-MRSM Taekwondo Championship . 2011 & 2012

NRC Robotic Championship Betong . 2010

Professional Projects Experience:-

Commercial Refurbishment:

- Proposed Yuet Ben Restaurant, Liverpool.

- Proposed Belle Vale Restaurant & Cafe, Liverpool.

- Proposed Commercial Conversion 228 Knowsley Road, Liverpool.

- Proposed Commercial Conversion 2 Cardiff Way, Liverpool.

Residential Extension & Refurbishment:

- Proposed Refurbishment 6 Titherington Way, Liverpool.

- Proposed Refurbishment 17 Dudley Road, Liverpool.

- Proposed Extension 6 Bowfield Road, Liverpool.

- Proposed Extension 26 Stove Close, Liverpool.

EMPLOYMENT Urban Evolution Property Management Ltd Liverpool

Onsite Facilities Manager . 11/2021 - now

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Edinburgh

Front of House / Security Team . 08/2019 & 08/2017

Spires Serviced Apartment Edinburgh

Housekeeper 06/2019 09/2019

Sainbury’s Edinburgh

Night Store Assistant . 10/2018 - 03/2019

SKILLS Hand Sketching

Autodesk AutoCAD

InDesign CC

Photoshop CC

Lightroom CC

Illustrator CC

Microsoft Office

SkecthUp

Lumion

Enscape

Filmora 9

Interest Motorsport

Photography

Architecture Modelling

Travelling