Architectural Portfolio by Ameerah Syaza

AMEERAH SYAZA ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2015 - 2018 email : asyazahi@gmail.com

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1. RESUME

01 - 13

2. HND WORK DESIGN THEORY

STUDIO HOUSE

02 - 03

ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT 01

RESIDENTIAL HOUSE

04 - 09

ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT 02

LEGENDA CORPORATE OFFICE

10 - 13

14 - 54

3. DEGREE WORK SEAFORD PROJECT

BENCHES

ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICES

THE LIGHTHOUSE

16 - 19

DESIGN WEEK

SMOKING SHELTER

20 - 21

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 01

MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

22 - 27

REVIT APPLICATION 01

RESIDENTIAL HOUSING

28 - 35

REVIT APPLICATION 02

MIXED USE HIGH RISE

36 - 39

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 02

TRAM TERMINUS

40 - 54

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING

55 - 72

4. WORK EXPERIENCE 1 (RKA DESIGN GROUP) WORK 01

SATE KAJANG HAJI SAMURI

55 - 62

WORK 02

HOLIDAY VILLA GOLF AND SPA RESORT

63 - 72

73 - 86

5. WORK EXPERIENCE 2 (CSY BUILDERS) WORK 01

BUNGALOW HOUSE

74 - 78

WORK 02

SETIA AWAN SALES GALLERY & OFFICE

80 - 86

6. WORK EXPERIENCE 3 (TAHPI PTY. LTD.)

87 - 223

WORK 01

GERIATRIC WELLNESS CENTRE

86 - 103

WORK 02

SUNTRACK PRIMA CARE SUITES

105 - 115

WORK 03

PANTAI HOSPITAL AYER KEROH

117 - 137

WORK 04

CHERAS SOUTH GARDEN

138 - 185

WORK 05

CONTINUUM COMMUNE (GERIATRIC WELNESS VILLAGE)

186 - 223

Hey, Hi and Hello Ameerah Syaza Hizamuddin wants to work with you

RESUME

+6013 3939 175 +603 33715 284 12A, Solok Sri Siantan 48, Taman Sri Andalas, 41200 Klang, Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia. asyazahi@gmail.com ash21@brighton.ac.uk

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/ameerahhizamuddin-0a18aa95

PROJECTS

EDUCATION SEP 2011 - JUN 2013 SEP 2013 - JUN 2015

MAR 2009 - FEB 2010

JAN 2008 - JAN 2009

JAN 2006 - NOV 2007 JAN 2002 - NOV 2005

University of Brighton BA (Hons) Architecture BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology Final Results: 2.1 - Second Class honours (Upper Division)

MY PORTFOLIO | http://issuu.com/asyaza/docs/cv.compressed

Institut Teknologi Pertama (ITP), University of East London BTEC HND in Construction (Architectural Design) Results CGPA: 3.70 Foundation Studies in Built Environment Results CGPA: 3.87 Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Convent Klang (SMKCK) SPM - 5 A’s, 4 B’s, 2 C’s PMR - 4 A’s, 4 B’s

INTERESTS

WORK EXPERIENCE JUL 2016 - DEC 2018 BRIGHTON, UK

TAHPI PTY. LTD. Total Alliance Health Partners International provides a complete rage of consultancy services for the Health Facility Planning, Design, Construction Supervision and Coperational Commisioning in-house.

JAN 2016 - JUN 2016 BRIGHTON, UK

CSY BUILDERS SDN. BHD. CherksernYoung Builders Sdn. Bhd. specialised to provide services in InteriorWorks, Upgrading Works and Building Construction Works.

FEB 2014 - JUN 2015 BRIGHTON, UK

UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON Being a STUDENT AMBASSADOR is an excellent opportunity to gain some valuable work experience, develop personal and professional skills.

JUN 2012 - DEC 2012 KL, MALAYSIA

Seek job opportunites as an Architect or Designer in any reputable company. Hard working and willing to learn new knowledge. Able to take up challenges along the way as a strive to be a better person.

RKA DESIGN GROUP Work experience is essential, after my HND, I worked in an architecture firm as a JUNIOR ARCHITECT in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

REFERENCES Dr. Poorang Piroozfar SENIOR LECTURE (MY SUPERVISOR) Contact Number: +44 (0) 1273 642421 Email: a.e.piroozfar@brighton.ac.uk Mr. Noel Painting SENIOR LECTURER, COURSE LEADER BSc (HONS) ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY Contact Number: +44 (0) 1273 642567 Email: n.j.painting@brighton.ac.uk Annaafiz Jamaluddin TUAH BUILDING LTD. Contact Number: +44 (0) 7825 911256 Email: tuahbuilding@gmail.com Mr. Amran Abdullah DESIGN DIRECTOR OF RKA DESIGN GROUP Contact Number: +6012 3771772 Email: rkadesigngroup@gmail.com

SKILLS

HND WORKS ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2008 - 2010

HND WORK |01

STUDIO HOUSE

LOCATION PLAN

CONCEPT

Semenyih Lake consist of a dam which is one of the Klang Valley major dams in Malaysia.

FLOOR PLANS

GROUND FLOOR

Leaves of banyan tree are large, leathery and used as animal fodder. Banyans have unique fruit structure. Refers specifically to the species â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Ficus Benghalensisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Seeds of banyans are dispersed by fruit-eating birds. Banyan trees exist throughout South Asia. Found in a number of tropical forest. Frequently planted near homes, temples, villages and roadsides. The banyan tree, considered scared and representative of eternal life is also a human symbol. Since, it is tropical forest tree, the site is connected and relate with nature and forest.

SITE PLAN

1ST FLOOR

LOFT BEDROOM

STUDIO HOUSE

LEFT ELEVATION KITCHEN INTERIOR

REAR ELEVATION

SECTION A-A

SITE MODEL

BEDROOM INTERIOR

HND WORK |02

RESIDENTIAL HOUSE

SITE PLAN SCALE : NTS Key

Jungle Tracking Road Entrance to Hutan Lipur 5 8

River Shelter Changing Room

1 HIGH POINT ON SITE

DESIGN BRIEF

2 SLOPE AREA

3 FLAT AREA

4 SLIPPERY ROCK

This house belongs to an Architect and a Lawyer, Mr. And Mrs. Ahmad with 3 children is located at Sungai Tekala, Semenyih. It anticipates a modern and contemporary design that provides functionally and aesthetic values exclusively to suit their advanced taste since the surrounding is nature. It is located in an urban area of 1400 mÂ˛ built up area. This house formulates from the linear form that are divided into many sections that locates all the spaces in the house. The house makes it longer and bigger due to a lap pool that is located in the middle of the house. The spaces in the house make it interesting. The materials used were mainly nature to blend in with the surrounding.

FLOOR PLANS

ROOF PLAN SCALE : NTS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

FLOOR PLANS

1ST FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

2ND FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

ELEVATIONS

LEFT ELEVATION SCALE : NTS

RIGHT ELEVATION SCALE : NTS

BACK ELEVATION

FRONT ELEVATION

SCALE : NTS

SECTIONS SECTION A-A SCALE : NTS

SECTION B-B SCALE : NTS

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS PRE-ENGINERED TRUSSES

RIDGE

PLYWOOD FACE AND VINYL FASCIA GALVANIZED J-BRACKET

DBL PLATE VINYL SLOPS CELOTEX INSULATION WALL STUD BOT PLATE DBL PLATE BOTTOM PLATE END JOIST DCA POST

GARAGE DOOR DETAIL PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF POOL AREA

LIVING ROOM

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE OF POOL AREA

DINING ROOM

DRY KITCHEN

HND WORK |03

LEGENDA CORPORATE OFFICE

SITE PLAN SCALE : NTS

The proposed site is located at Legenda Education Group near Mantin town, Negeri Sembilan. The site is situated next to the main entrance of the college which is estimated about 106 acres.

DESIGN BRIEF Legenda Education Group is a fast growing educational Group and one of the largest private tertiary institutions in Malaysia. Currently, there are four Colleges listed under the Group, three of which have been established for almost 20 years, while the other Colleges have histories of over 25 years and 7 years respectively.

The Group commenced its operations with the establishment of Kolej Legenda. With the passage of time, four more Colleges joined the Group. From its humble beginnings, Legenda Education Group has now emerged as one of the most dynamic groups of colleges and is fast moving forward in achieving its major mission to become one of the most respected centres of academic excellence, not only in Malaysia but also in the Asia-Pacific region. The Group pioneered many of the educational strategies that contributed to the phenomenal growth of private education in Malaysia. Currently, Legenda Education Group offers courses in Engineering, Quantity Surveying, Architecture, Construction Management, Information Technology, Computer Science, Business, Accounting, Art and Design, Nursing at diploma, degree and Master levels. Therefore, the need in expanding, Legenda Education Group requires a corporate office to be placed on site.

SUNLIGHT

CONCEPT

The concept is strongly visualised from the force of an eagle crunched on a bed of nature ready to devour itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s prey with the beak at the pinacle.

FOCUS POINT

ENTRANCE

FLOOR PLANS | ELEVATIONS G. FLOOR PLAN

1ST FLOOR PLAN

SCALE : 1:500

FRONT ELEVATION SCALE : 1:500

REAR ELEVATION SCALE : 1:500

LEFT ELEVATION SCALE : 1:500

RIGHT ELEVATION SCALE : 1:500

3D MODELS

FORCES OF NATURE “A stunning location requires a design sympathetic to the natural environment. A good design should also facilitate connection to outdoor areas.” Mantin is originally a village, thus to maintain the natural environment, the design of Legenda Coporate Office blends in with the surrounding. The building has a main triangular point and a pinacle that leads to achievements and the college’s success in Recruitment and educational prowess. The wing span on the right and left indicates its flight to face challenges and soar to greater heights - which is evidently depicted at the entrance absorbing its clientale mainly students.

EXTERIOR | INTERIOR VIEWS

Gallery to display art exhibition consist of large open room with dramatic spatial volumes.

A large Meeting Room located on the Ground Floor fully carpeted with a window overlooking the main entrance of the building.

Offices are divided into smaller cubicles of work space overlooking a courtyard with landscaping provides a sustainable environment.

DEGREE WORKS ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2011 - 2015

DEGREE WORK |01

SEAFORD PROJECT

SKETCHES

Seaford Project work in order to maintain and improve the facilities and services available within the town. The project within the development plan prioritise planned improvements to children’s play space, tennis courts, Skate Park and all other sports facilities at The Salts.

SITE PLAN SCALE : NTS

There are a few shelters along the seafront with very poor condition yet people still use them. Therefore, this project plans to improve the quality of the shelter provided along the seafront. A

PLAN

MATERIAL PROPOSAL

SCALE : NTS A

FLAT STEEL PROFILE

GABIONS

CEDAR TIMBER STICKS

A A

PLAN 1:50

PLAN 1:50 PLAN 1:50 PLAN 1:50

EXTERIOR VIEW

SECTION A-A

SCALE : NTS

SECTION A-‐A 1:10 SECTION A-‐A SECTION 1:10 A-‐A 1:10

0m 1m

SUI CHIA CHEN AMEERAH HIZAMUDDIN THOMAS KOZDON MICHAELA NOVAKOVA ANDREA SROLOVA N 5m KAROLINE WARINGSAASEN 5m

SECTION A-‐A 1:10

DETAILED VIEW

PERSPECTIVE VIEW ON SITE

SEATING, SHELT N

SUI CHIA CHEN PR SUI CHIA CHEN AMEERAH HIZAM AMEERAH HIZAMUDDIN THOMAS KOZDO THOMAS KOZDON MICHAELA NOVA MICHAELA NOVAKOVA ANDREA SROLOV ANDREA SROLOVA KAROLINE WARIN KAROLINE WARINGSAASEN

DEGREE WORK |02

THE LIGHTHOUSE

SITE PLAN SCALE : NTS

DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT Map of Camden showing distance from site to local hospitals

Development Name: “The lighthouse” Location: St Pancras Lock, Camden, N1C 4PN.

PROPOSAL SUMMARY The development is aimed at providing a facility compromised of 2 floors. The primary role is to introduce a means of immediate health care to the local boating community against the prominent hazards within the site. A secondary function of the design is to implement a transitional space replacing the existing unsafe path between the public and private areas of the site.

EXISTING ISSUES ON SITE 1. ACCESS ON SITE • At present, access from the private area to the public towpath is only permitted through the lock. The gated system in place provides adequate control of movement within the private and public zones. However, the path is narrow (500mm). This restricts disabled access and carrying of large items such as prams/bicycles between the zones. The path poses a major hazard as people could easily fall into the canal. Furthermore the path becomes unavailable if the lock is in use. • The ramp system provided by the development provides an alternative and safer route between the two zones. The ramp allows for increased freedom of movement as large objects could be easily carried across it.

PLAN SCALE : NTS

Building located on site 2

SKETCHES

Sketches showing process

MODEL

2. The map shows the locations of the local hospitals/clinics, highlighted blue, with a “walk in accident and emergency” facility. The closest facility, St Pancras NHS, remains 580m away from the site. However, the path taken to get there wouldn’t be easy to rush in an emergency. It is also a point to note that travelling boaters would not be familiar as to the location of the local amenities. 3. The local residents dictates that the site has lost its visual appeal and would like a “breath of fresh air”.

Model demonstrationg building sits on the bridge

VISUALISATION Visual presentation of possible appearance and color scheme

IMPACTS ON LOCAL ECONOMY

IMPACTS ON LANDSCAPE

The design promotes the site as a “friendlier” mooring zone for boat dwellers. Aside from the visual changes it brings, the major selling point would be its functionality as a clinic, and making the site more accessible. The site would undoubtly experience a higher influx of boaters trying to moor. The provision of a clinic and aesthetic change would also improve the number of tourists and other locals using the canal. As such the site can lose its existing image of being “unsafe at night” and “filled with drug dealers”, quoting some of the locals. As this benefits the private club as well, a share of the capital gains of the mooring club can be utilised for the maintenance of the building and site.

The canal provides very little usable public walking space, only the towing paths. Therefore the design has minimal impact on existing usable spaces, and provide with additional space for movement. The design replaces the green bar running above the canal by slotting into the bridge. In doing so the building adopts the function of acting as a means of sound proofing against the trains. The immediate landscape behind the towing path remains unmaintained and serves no functional purpose. Therefore the ramps are built on this area. An opening is granted through the towing path wall into the ramp. In conclusion, the design exploits the unused land to open the site to new spaces that would be made useful to the public.

ACCESS

The building adopts a range of colours that is within the spectrum of the colours found within the site. The green tones keeps the familiarity within the site as it forms a resemblance with the green and white component of the bridge it replaced. The warm orange tones are from that of the exposed inner ‘box’. This is an intensified variant of the dying reddish orange across the brickwork. The exterior surface has a matte finished gradient. This avoids reflecting sunlight resulting in glare within the site. The glare from windows are minimised by the shadows formed on them by the extruding green cladding. A major design intention is to make the building visible to both canal boats and people walking along the towing path from a long distance away. This is achieved with its scale and height which adds to its presence. At night, the building would be illuminated making it clearly visible. It is meant to function as a light house giving boaters the reassurance of the clinic being present, and illuminating which would otherwise be a rather dark site.

The two primary means of access into the building are the ramps and the lift. The ramp system provides access across the 1st floor of the building. From the 1st floor there is a flight of stairs to enter the clinic above or continuing down the ramp to the public towing path/ private towing path. The lift entrance to the ramps are discreetly located on the towing path walls, this is to discourage public attempting to access the private mooring club. The ramp is 1.3m wide to accommodate bicycles or prams. The ramp does not adhere to the 1:20 ratio to allow wheelchair access. Since the building being located above ground, lift will be means of access to ensure public could easily and directly access the clinic. The lift would be operated hydraulically with dimension of 1.5x1.5m to accommodate wheelchair users.

APPEARANCE AND MASSING

HEIGHT STUDY HEIGHT STUDY

HEIGHT STUDY

DEGREE WORK |03 DESIGN BRIEF The university of Brighton has asked for a design solution for a smoking shelter which is to encourage smoking students to part from the sheltered doorways and instead, use the smoking shelters away from the building entrances to save passive smoking of building users, as well as lessening the effect of smoke passing into the building, straining the HVAC systems. The client has asked for the following to be considered in the design solution: • • • • • • •

SMOKING SHELTER

SITE PLAN SCALE : NTS

Creativity Innovation Sustainability of materials Flexibility in the design and function of the building and operation Safety and Security Functionality Minimal disruption to local vehicular and pedestrian traffic, meaning it must be quick to assemble. Must be accessible to a range of users

SITE APPRAISAL

PRECEDENT STUDIES 1

The site is generally shaded by mature trees in the immediate vicinity of the site, as well as some shelter from the Watts building. However due to it’s close proximity to Lewes Road and that characteristics of the wind behaviour being funnelled up Lewes Road, it would be expected to experience.

Sustainable design Michael Jantzen with the oh-so-adaptable R-House. Intended as a vacation home, it is constructed nearly entirely from Accoya, a new ‘species’ of sustainably-sourced wood designed for ultra-high performance and class 1 durability. Rotating walls slide around the exterior of the structure to keep sun and wind coming and going in all the right places. The house has both passive and prefab qualities and is built to be configured and assembled on-site. Photovoltaic cells and wind turbines will provide the house with all necessary energy, keeping it entirely off the power grid, and rainwater can be collected for washing and flushing.

PREVAILING WINDS: • The site generally experiences South Westerly winds, however, this is not always so and sometimes the wind can be from the South or even South East at times. With the shelter being so close to Watts building, it will experience the wind turbulence caused by the large and high rise nature of the Watts building, meaning that the wind direction and direction the rain is experienced from can be variable.

Read more: Michael Jantzen’s Revolving R-House | Inhabitat - Sustainable Design Innovation, Eco Architecture, Green Building

PRECEDENT STUDIES 2 The arrival of smoking bans in public places has meant smokers have been treated to an interesting selection of bespoke shelters to deal with their addiction. Here’s the rather attractive Smoking shelter garden room from Trolley Maintenance Services which normallyspecialises in the service and maintenance of shopping (supermarket) trolleys, pallet trucks, lifting equipment and equipment for the material handling sector.

3D MODELS

MODEL SCALE : 1:100

MODEL COMPONENT • • • • •

Semi Circular design metaphor with integral moving roof and wall system. Independent moving wall systems. Rectangular aerodynamic roof designs. Green Wall to grow hanging plants. Green under-roofing layer.

The pictures show the completed final model at the Scale 1:10 for the proposed smoking shelter to be built by University of Brighton.

SITE SIMULATION

DEGREE WORK |04

MIXED USE DEVELPMENT

SITE LOCATION SCALE : NTS

Key Adur District Council & West Sussex County Council / Brighton & Hove City Council Key Links Shoreham Harbour Character Area

SITE ANALYSIS

DESIGN BRIEF The project requires to present a design scheme for a Mixed Use Development on the riverside at Shoreham Harbour. The vision for Shoreham Harbour is to create high-quality Mixed Use Developments and sustainable communities around a thriving and modern port. The development will replace the Parcelforce site at the Western Harbour. The proposed design must meet the client’s requirements detailed below. In addition, it needs to present a modern, visually pleasing and innovative development achieving a minimum of sustainable Code 4 or better. The project is part of the Shoreham Harbour regeneration scheme and should therefore consider the long term vision by the Local Authority developing the waterside in Shoreham with a working port.

Site Location

Shoreham By Sea, West Sussex BN43

Site Area

6043.74m2/65,054 ft2 (Data from Edina’s Digimap tools)

Current use

Temporary use as a skating rink and skate park, funded by Lottery Money

Previous Use

1990’s • Parcel Force Depot for parcel delivery 1987 • B&Q site before moving to it’s location at: 43-61 Brighton Road Shoreham-by-Sea

The integrated design proposals should include the following: • Housing between 70 and 90 dwellings • Flat comprising of 1,2 and 3 bedrooms. • 10 Town houses for families of more than 4 persons. • A proportion of those have to be affordable housing • A residential care home for the elderly comprising 20 nursing care/ dementia en-suite rooms • 20 flats divided into 1 and 2 bed flats with external garden area and ancillary accommodation. • A nursery for children aged 6 months to 4 years • A gym with yoga and pilates facilities • A GP Surgery for 6 doctors and Pharmacy • A foot/cycle path along the riverfront • Secure bicycle storage • External landscaping • Car parking provision for housing • Additional car parking for staff of the gym, care home and nursery •

Dedicated parking bays for inclusion of the City Car Club scheme.

TOWNHOUSE A

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

OUSE

H TOWN

O TOWNH

USE A

USE C

O TOWNH

C A

Key

ELEVATIONS

Living Room Kitchen & Dining Area Toilet

SCALE : NTS

TOWNHOUSE B

1ST FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATIONS

SCALE : NTS

OUSE

H TOWN

O TOWNH

USE A

USE C

O TOWNH

C A

Key Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bathroom

TOWNHOUSE C

2ND FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATIONS

SCALE : NTS

OUSE

H TOWN

O TOWNH

USE A

USE C

O TOWNH

C A

Key Master Bedroom En-suite Bath

SECTIONAL DRAWINGS SECTION A-A SCALE : 1:150

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

LIVING AREA

SECTION B-B SCALE : 1:150 MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

KITCHEN AND DINING AREA

SECTION C-C SCALE : 1:150 MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

DETAILED DRAWINGS

WALL SECTION

GREEN ROOF DETAIL

SCALE : NTS

VEGETATION EXTENSIVE GROWING MEDIUM (70 -100mm) DRAINAGE LAYER PROTECTION FLEECE WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE 120mm THERMAL INSULATION TIMBER FILLETS VAPOUR CONTROL LAYER PLYWOOD SOFFIT WITH VENTILATOR ROOF DECK

FINISHED SLAB WITH DPC LEVEL. SEALENT TO SLAB EDGE/WALL ABUTMENT JOINT 50mm CLEAR CAVITY 50mm PARTIAL FILL CAVITY INSULATION BOARD HIGH PERFORMANCE DPC LAID OVER 5mm WET MORTAR BED 20mm PERIMETER INSULATION SELF ADHESIVE MEMBRANE DPC WRAPPED AROUND BLOCK LAPPED OVER FLOOR SLAP DPM - JOINT SEALED

DEGREE WORK |05 DESIGN BRIEF

REVIT APPLICATION 1 - RESIDENTIAL

CONCEPT MASS

The client required a modern structure with an open floor plan that utilises natural daylight efficiently. The RIBA Plan of Work on this stage of the project involves the identification of the client’s requirements. Following up with the brief given and original design concept pitched to the client a planning permission was established and construction was granted on the design pitch for the two storeys high-end luxury detached home in Shoreham-by-sea. The space requirements where as follows: • Separate Day & Night living areas • Gym • Kitchen • Adequate bathrooms on both floors • Family pool and sun deck • Garage space • Office/study space • At least 2 bedrooms

STRUCTURAL CONCEPT MASS

Shoreham Map

SITE LOCATION SCALE : NTS

Site Location

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Site Area

41m x 28m (1148m2)

The site is situated approximately 50m from the seashore providing the two storey building with an amazing view. The location of the site provides the proposed design with existing coastal scenery that compliments the modern architecture in the area as well as our design.

FLOOR PLANS

7200

G. FLOOR PLAN

3000

7200

3000 6000

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900

1270

7444

3030

1270

1530

1270

7000

2130

8700 1270

1730

4000

23200

7056

13200

SCALE : 1:250

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1270

4380

5000

1670

2500

4700

1480

GFI GFI

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6250

7200

En-Suite 7 m² Study Room 19 m²

900

Family Living 49 m²

GFI

Office 23 m²

Guest Room 41 m²

4800

Swimming Pool 110 m²

70 4

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Dining Room 48 m²

Living Room 59 m²

Utility Room 8 m²

Kitchen 62 m²

GFI

Lobby 23 m²

Toilet 8 m² GFI

7200

Garage 48 m²

7200

Gym 58 m²

GFI

1600

8000

1600

42 UP

GFI

1 FLOOR PLAN

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7056

SCALE : 1:250

11564

7056

7444

4600 1700

2100

1330

1270

1530

4119

1800 1270

1800

1164 600 1200 600

5256 2230

1670

Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

1956

1700

A En-Suite 2En-Suite 1 4 m² 4 m²

Bedroom 2 28 m²

Site Location

11840344 12815448 12828544

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Bedroom 1 28 m²

6930

2200

Tv Area 30 m² R

4220

5000

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1670

5164

Pergola 37 m²

3100

10980

4200

1800

22400

2108

1692

No.

Description

Date

R 2

5920

5000

Master En-suite 16 m²

180 1280

Pantry 27 m²

8100

1270

7200 7200 7200

1530

1270

Family Living 61 m² 2730

1870

3230

6000 1800

1870

9000 4200

GFI

1679

1270 4000

7056

7444

REF.R

Theatre 26 m²

Dr. Poorang Piroozfar

7000

Residential House

5619 4119

1st Floor Plan

24619

Project number

Date

22/01/2015

Drawn by

Ameerah Hizamuddin

Checked by

Dr. Poorang Piroozfar

A102 Scale

1 : 100

1/22/2015 5:44:44 AM

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7200

Closet 23 m²

Master Bedroom 48 m²

2200

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NORTH ELEVATION

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3 -

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ELEVATION DRAWINGS Level 3 5600

Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Site Location

Level 2 2900

SCALE : 1:200

Level 3 5600 Level 1 Level 0 -440

Old Fort Roa Shoreham-B West Sussex BN43 5HB

Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Site Location

Old Fort Roa Shoreham-B West Sussex BN43 5HB

Level 2 2900

Level 1 Level 0 -440

SOUTH ELEVATION

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No.

SCALE : 1:200 1

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EAST ELEVATION SCALE : 1:200

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Level 2 2900

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Level 3 5600 Level 1 Level 0 -440

South Elevation

Level 1 Level 3 Level 0 -440 5600

North Elevation

South Elevation

Dr. Poorang Piro

Residential Hou

Elevations Dr. Poorang Piro

Project number Date

Drawn by Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Checked by Anita Dosanjh

Ameera

Elevations A106

Project number Site Location Scale

Old Fort Roa Shoreham-B West Sussex Ameerah 5HB Drawn byHizamuddin BN43Ameera Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh Checked by Dr. Poor Date

Level 3 5600

South

Description

ResidentialDr.Hou Poor

Level 2 2900

No. Level 3 5600

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North Elevation

Level 2 2900

Description

Level 1 Level 0 -440 Level 2

A106

Site Location Scale

Old Fort Roa Shoreham-B West Sussex BN43 5HB

2900

South

Level 1 Level 0 -440

No.

WEST ELEVATION SCALE : 1:200

Description

East Elevation

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West Elevation

D No.

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Description

East Elevation

West Elevation

Level 3 5600

Dr. Poorang Piro Level 2 2900 Level 3 5600 Level 1 Level 0 -440 Level 2 2900

Residential Hou

Elevations Dr. Poorang Piro

Project number Date

ResidentialAmeerah Hou

Drawn by

30 Elevations

Checked by

Level 1 Level 0 -440

Project number

Dr. Poor

A105

Scale Date Drawn by

Ameerah

SECTIONAL DRAWINGS

SECTION 1

Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Level 3 5600

SCALE : 1:200

Site Location

Level 2 2900

TV AREA

FAMILY LIVING

Section 1 1 : 100

Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Level 3 5600

FAMILY LIVING

Level 1 Level 0 -440 Level 2 2900

DINING ROOM

Old Fort R Shoreham West Sus BN43 5HB 118 128 128

Site Location

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-S West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Level 1 Level 0 -440

SECTION 2

SCALE : 1:200

Section 1 1 : 100

No.

BEDROOM 2

FAMILY LIVING

1 2

SECTION 3

Level 3 5600

Level 1 Level 0 -440 Level 2 2900

Level 1 Level 0 -440

SCALE : 1:200 2

Section 2 1 : 100

MASTER BEDROOM Section 3 1 1 : 100

FAMILY LIVING

GARAGE

PANTRY

DINING ROOM

Section 2

No.

Description

Section 1

Section 2

Dr. Poorang Pir

Level 3 5600

Section 2 1 : 100

Section 1

Level 2 2900

DINING ROOM

THEATRE

LIVING ROOM

PERGOLA

Level 3 5600

Level 2 2900

Level 3 Level 1 5600 Level 0 -440 Level 2 2900

KITCHEN

Description

Residential H Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Sections Dr.Project Poorang Piroo number Date Site Location

Old Fort R

Checked by

Po BN43Dr. 5HB

Shoreham Drawn by Amee Residential Hous West Suss

Sections A107 Ameerah Hizamuddin

Project number Amira Abdulraheem Scale Date Anita Dosanjh

Drawn by

Ameerah H

SitebyLocation Checked

OldPoorang Fort R Dr. Shoreham West Suss BN43 5HB

A107 Scale

Level 1 Level 0 -440

No.

Section 3 1 : 100

Description

Section 3

Section 4

SECTION 4 6

SCALE : 1:200

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 2

5 GUEST ROOM

STUDY ROOM

Level 3 5600

TV AREA

4 OFFICE

Description

Section 3

Section 4

Dr. Poorang Pir

Level 2 2900

Residential Ho

FAMILY LIVING Level 3 Level 1 5600 Level 0 -440

Section 4 2 1 : 100

No.

Level 2 2900

Level 1 Level 0 -440

Sections Project number

Dr. Poorang Pir

Date

Drawn by

Amee

Checked by

Dr. Po

Residential Ho A108 31Sections Scale Project number Date

ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS

ELECTRICAL LEVEL G SCALE : NTS Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

11840344 12815448 12828544

GFI

Site Location

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5HB

GFI

Description

Dat

GFI

No.

Dr. Poorang Piroozfar

GFI

Residential House Electrical Level 1 Project number

ELECTRICAL LEVEL 1

Date

Electrical Level 1 1 : 100

22/01/2

Drawn by

Ameerah Hizamu

Checked by

Dr. Poorang Piroo

A109

SCALE : NTS

Scale Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Site Location

11840344 12815448 12828544

Description

Dat

No.

GFI

Dr. Poorang Piroozfar Residential House Electrical Level 2 Project number

Electrical Level 2 1 : 100

Date Drawn by Checked by

22/01/2

Ameerah Hizamu

Dr. Poorang Piroo

A110 Scale

MECHANICAL DRAWINGS

MECHANICAL LEVEL G SCALE : NTS

Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Site Location

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Description

Dat

REF.

No.

11840344 12815448 12828544

Dr Poorang Piroozfar BIM Revit Mechanical Level 1 Project number

Project Num

Date

22/01/2

Drawn by

MECHANICAL LEVEL 1

Checked by

1 - Mech 1 : 100

Chec

A112

SCALE : NTS

Scale Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Site Location

No.

11840 12815 12828

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Description

Dr Poorang Piroozfa BIM Revit 1

2 - Mech 1 : 100

Mechanical Level 2 Project number

Project N

Date

22/0

Drawn by Checked by

A113

Scale

MEP DIAGRAMS

PLUMBING LEVEL G SCALE : NTS Ameerah Hizamuddin Amira Abdulraheem Anita Dosanjh

Site Location

Old Fort Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5HB

Description

Date

REF.

No.

11840344 12815448 12828544

Dr Poorang Piroozfar BIM Revit

Hizam Plumbing Ameerah Level 1 Amira Abdulrahe Project number

MEP 1

1 - Plumbing 1 : 100

Anita Dosanjh

Project Numb

Date Drawn by Checked by

SCALE : NTS

22/01/20

Site LocationAuth

Chec

A111

1:1

Scale

Ameerah Hizam Amira Abdulrahe Anita Dosanjh

Site Location

MEP 2

No.

SCALE : NTS

Dr Poor

B Mechanic 3D Project number Date Drawn by

34 Dr Poor Checked by

B Scale Mechanic

3D IMAGES

3D VIEW SCALE : NTS

INTERIOR VIEWS SCALE : NTS

LIVING AREA

GYM

TV AREA

BEDROOM

DEGREE WORK |06

REVIT APPLICATION 2 - MIXED-USE HIGH RISE

DESIGN BRIEF

BUILDING PROPOSAL INFORMATION

The mixed-use development which requires to develop a concept design for a high-rise building in close proximity to River Thames in central London up to 50m x 50m, (2500 m2) floor area. This development is being build up to 200 m height due to increasingly constraints by the availability and cost of land in major city centres. To design a mixed-use high rise building in central London, is to create a diverse and sustainable urban economy by providing a critical mass of activity, the raising of property values in major cities, increasing employment opportunities and introducing a local population to sustain services and create a lively community.

The table below shows the varies building usage by taking approximate building height to suit the activities that run through different floors.

Level -2 and -3

3700 mm

TOTAL BUILDING HEIGHT -11400 mm

Level -1

4000 mm

-4000 mm

Ground Level Level 1 - 7 Level 8 - 29 Level 30 - 51

4500 mm 4000 mm 3700 mm 3700 mm

0 32500 mm 114400 mm 196600 mm

BUILDING USAGE

FLOOR

Underground Car Park Underground Plant Room Reception Commercial Spaces Offices Hotels

PROJECT OBJECTIVES & OUTCOMES To develop this proposal, the client requirements have an important effect on the planning of modern buildings to accommodate offices, high-end commercial spaces and a luxury hotel. These requirements may be defined by the physical aspects of the building, floor loadings, and the building services and fire safety strategy. Therefore, the weight and cost of the proposal will be based on the structural frame per unit area that increases with height. Besides that, it requires to provide a bus station, car city club parking spaces and bicycle rack in order to contribute sustainability transportation hub into the proposal.

BUILDING HEIGHT

A reception will be placed on the ground floor to direct visitors into different sections of the building. A directory showing the layout and floor plans of the building will be located as well. Having a luxurious communal space with sitting areas and cafes on an open floor plan for the public to saunter around.

SUSTAINABILITY ASPIRATIONS Level 52 196600 mm Level 51 192900 mm Level 50 189200 mm Level 49 185500 mm Level 48 181800 mm Level 47 178100 mm Level 46 174400 mm Level 45 170700 mm Level 44 167000 mm Level 43 163300 mm Level 42 159600 mm Level 41 155900 mm Level 40 152200 mm Level 39 148500 mm Level 38 144800 mm Level 37 141100 mm Level 36 137400 mm Level 35 133700 mm Level 34 130000 mm Level 33 126300 mm Level 32 122600 mm Level 31 118900 mm

Level 52 196600 mm Level 51 192900 mm Level 50 189200 mm Level 49 185500 mm Level 48 181800 mm Level 47 178100 mm Level 46 174400 mm Level 45 170700 mm Level 44 167000 mm Level 43 163300 mm Level 42 159600 mm Level 41 155900 mm Level 40 152200 mm Level 39 148500 mm Level 38 144800 mm Level 37 141100 mm Level 36 137400 mm Level 35 133700 mm Level 34 130000 mm Level 33 126300 mm Level 32 122600 mm Level 31 118900 mm

Level 30 114400 mm Level 29 110700 mm Level 28 107000 mm Level 27 103300 mm Level 26 99600 mm Level 25 95900 mm Level 24 92200 mm Level 23 88500 mm Level 22 84800 mm Level 21 81100 mm Level 20 77400 mm Level 19 73700 mm Level 18 70000 mm Level 17 66300 mm Level 16 62600 mm Level 15 58900 mm Level 14 55200 mm Level 13 51500 mm Level 12 47800 mm Level 11 44100 mm Level 10 40400 mm Level 9 36700 mm Level 8 32500 mm Level 7 28500 mm Level 6 24500 mm Level 5 20500 mm Level 4 16500 mm Level 3 12500 mm Level 2 8500 mm Level 1 4500 mm

Ground Level 0 mm Level -1 -4000 mm Level -2 -7700 mm Level -3 -11400 mm

In the context of modern buildings, the principal sustainability issues to minimize operational energy use, particularly in the heating, cooling and lighting systems, on how to achieve high BREEAM ratings and any specific planning requirements. Sustainable transport The proposal includes on having a sustainable transportation hub having a bus station, a car city club parking spaces and bicycle racks which discouraging the use of private transport typically in London, this is achieved by congestion charge for vehicles driving through certain areas. By providing bicycle racks, it encourages cycling which can be the quickest and easiest way to get around. Car clubs are a form of car share scheme and offer another alternative to owning a car in the city. The parking spaces provided can promote car sharing schemes which is a great way to reduce travelling costs and reduce carbon footprint.

Orientation High-rise building are exposed more directly to the full impacts of external temperatures and radiant heat. Accordingly, the orientation of the building has a great relation as observed from the aspect of energy conservation when determining the arrangement of a high-rise building. In general, having the building with its main opening facing North to South shows the greatest advantage with respect to the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s interior air-conditioning load.

Solar Roof Panels Solar panels can provide an excellent opportunity for aesthetic and environmental innovation. These panels will be replace on the roofs and act as roof lights. The roof top solar panels will produce much energy for commercial use. The solar energy system can cut the buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s electricity bills by about 2 million dollars a year and decrease carbon emissions by 100 metric tons a year, 34% off. (Source: http://www. solartown.com/blog/2012/07/look-up-in-the-sky-its-a-solar-panelsolar-skyscrapers-are-on-the-rise/)

East 1 : 1000

North 1 : 1000

Opening/Windows In order to provide a visual comfort with respect to interior environments for obtaining adequate lighting , curtain wall system which comprise a mixture of fixed and opening glazing and insulated glass panels will be installed to most facade of the building to provide sufficient amount of natural lighting during the day to minimize the use of artificial lighting.

South 1 : 1000

West 1 : 1000

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CASE STUDIES

CASE STUDY 1 Building 1 Storey Floor Area Designed by Construction Period

Commerzbank Headquarters, Frankfurt 53 storey 120, 000 m2 Norman Foster 1994 - 1997

Worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first eco-friendly high-rise towers. Designed to reduce energy consumption - all offices have natural ventilation and opening windows. Because the structural columns, staircases, elevators and utilities are located at the corners of the building, its centre is open as a continuous atrium and natural ventilation shaft that also brings daylight into the interior offices. Four-storey internal gardens spiral around the triangular plan form, providing occupants with a view of greenery and eliminating large expanses of unbroken office space.

CASE STUDY 2 Building 2 Storey Floor Area Designed by Construction Period

Menara Mesiniaga Selangor, Malaysia 16 storey 12, 000 m2 Ken Yeang 1989 - 1992

It is the prototype of new, climate-responsive tall building, suitable for tropical cities There are many aspects of this structure that are environmentally- and site-conscious. The tower has a sun-shaded roof, recessed and shaded windows on the east and west sides, spiraling vertical landscaping, naturally sun-lit spaces and low energy mechanical systems. Much of the building, from stairways and lift lobbies to the toilet areas, was conceived as a permeable membrane to enable natural ventilation. The whole building, from stairways and lift lobbies to the toilet areas, is naturally ventilated. This is achieved through the articulation of surfaces that make up the exterior and the circular form of the tower that enables air to reach the central core. Most office workers can experience relief from the heat and humidity through natural ventilation. Over 60 per cent of the workers have access to an opening window. The balconies, located in a spiraling configuration around the exterior, are accessed via sliding doors that admit both ventilation and daylight into the work stations.

FLOOR PLANS

F A102 G

FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

E D C B

A102

D C

A102

F A102 2

D C

A102

2 1

4 5

A102

Site 1 : 500

Site Site SCALE 1: NTS 1 : 500 1 : 500

Site 1 1 : 500

D C B

A102

E E

F A102

A102

5 7

6 7 Level 8 3 1 : 500

A102

G E E

A102

2 G

6 7

5 6 Level 31 1 : 500

A102

6 7

A102

1 3

A102

Ground Level Ground Level 2 1 : 500 1 : 500

A102

Level 8 1 : 500

F A102

1 1

2 F A102 G

7 Ground Level Ground Level 2 2 1 : 500 1 : 500

F A102 G

A102

4 3

A102

FLOOR PLAN

2 3

6 7

A102

6 1

A102

2 3

A102

F A102

7 Level 31 4 1 : 500

A102

5 6

ELEVATIONS

EAST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

SCALE : NTS

East 1 : 1000

Ground Level 0 mm Level -1 -4000 mm Level -2 -7700 mm Level -3 -11400 mm

North 1 : 1000

South 1 : 1000

West 1 : 1000

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DEGREE WORK |07

TRAM TERMINUS

SITE ANALYSIS

DESIGN BRIEF Brighton & Hove City Towards Woodingdean 3.2 miles Woodingdean

Towards Moulsecoomb 4.1 miles Moulsecoomb

The first phase of a series of projects that may eventually add 800 dwellings into the Brighton Marina development has been on site for just over a year. Currently, the only public transport available at Brighton Marina are buses that run into the city centre. The addition of perhaps 2000 people into the Marina will place a strain on the road network if public transport is not improved. To improve the transportation to the centre of Brighton into Marina, a transport hub which would incorporate a tram terminus (based on a tram line running along the line of the existing Volks railways and further into Brighton station).

Brighton Towards Hove

3.7 miles Hove Town

This brief has been prepared by Brunswick Development Group, in partnership with Brighton and Hove City Council, in order to guide the future development of Brighton Marina site.

Site boundary Brighton train station Brighton City Centre

Brighton Marina

Roads Residential area

3.7 miles Rottingdean Towards Rottingdean

PROJECT LOCATION The proposed site is located in Brighton Marina, aprroximately 2.5 miles east of Brighton. Brighton Marina is one of Europeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest leading lifestyle destination. Brighton Marina located in a strategic position at the eastern edge of the city. The mixed-use design scheme for the Marinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Harbour is part of a wider masterplan for the development of the site and offers the opportunity to create a landmark to mark the gateway to Brighton. The proposals are for a development of residential buildings comprising around 850 units. The focal point will be a 40-storey tower providing the public with panoramic views of the bay and seafront from its top-floor viewing gallery. Visual and physical connectivity between the city and marina are considerably improved by the scheme, which links with a planned Rapid Transport System between the two. There is an intentionally low parking provision to minimise traffic impact and a proposed car pooling initiative will be incorporated. Pedestrian links to the marina will be reinforced, while a new footbridge will link the development with the outer harbour wall to form a 2km circuit around the perimeter of the marina. Area of Site Land Area Inner Harbour Outer Harbour Floating Jetties No of residential properties

: : : : : :

126 Acres 35 Acres 10 Acres 61 Acres 2000 tons ea. 863

SITE VIEWS | SPACE IDENTIFICATION

EXISTING SITE VIEWS

Black Rock

Transportation Hub ASDA Marina Quay Parking Restaurants

Leisure Centre

Residential

Current Development

Yatch Marina and Inner Harbour

SPACE IDENTIFICATION PRIVATE

PUBLIC TRAM STATION

Plant Room

Toilets Customer Service

Smoking Area

Storage

Ticket Counters

Bookshops

Control Room

Ticket Machines

Pharmacy

Security

Retail Shops

Office Waste Area

Lift/Staircase

Cafe Waiting Area

ENTRANCE

The diagram shows the relation of the spaces required in the tram terminus. The commercial and retails aspects of the scheme will help fund the other aspects of the project. In the tram terminus, there will be convenient stores (Marks and Spencer), cafes (Costa), bookshops (WH Smith), pharmacy (Boots) with 3 cubicles of toilets for each gent and ladies. To ease the passengers, there will be ticket machines in operation as well as ticket counters to assist any help. The tram terminus will be designed to ensure that everyone can travel, equipped with integrated lift or ramps. Covered smoking lounge will be incorporated to maintain a healthy environment within the compound.

SITE PLANS SITE LOCATION

SITE PLAN

SCALE : 1:3000

SCALE : 1:1000 MARI NE

DR IVE

MARI NE

Shelter

DR IVE

Tunnel

5.6m

Tank

5.9m

Shelter

5.6m

5.5m

Und erc

5.9m

Tank

liff Wa lk

DW 7.4m 5.5m

5.6m

Und erc

liff Wa lk

El Sub Sta Car Park

1 to 25

Sta rbo

Posts

Superstore

ard Co urt

Marine rs Qu

1 to 41

Posts

5.6m

Posts

El Sub Sta

Brighton Marina

The Master

The Octagon 25

33 25

The Katarina

PALM

Office

DRIVE

Portside

Pontoons

1 5 1 6

Waterfront PALM 1

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t o

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PARK SQUARE

Office

DRIVE

d e

t o

Car Park PC

TCBs

Multistorey

1 to 25

Cinema

Pontoons

(PH)

Waterfront

Car Park

TCBs

Multistorey

Pontoons

Posts

Portside

Multistorey Car Park

1 to 25

( u

43 42

(PH)

MARINA VILLAGE

The Katarina

Mariner

BRIGHTON

Pontoons

Cinema

The Master

The Octagon

Posts

Brighton Marina

Posts

(PH)

MARINA VILLAGE

ard Co urt

Mariner

BRIGHTON

1 to 25

1 to 41

Sta rbo

Posts

Superstore

Posts

Marine rs Qu

Car Park

Posts

PARK SQUARE

b 1

MLW MH &

West Quay

Ramp

Pontoons

MLW

Shingle

MH &

Pontoon

ML W

West Quay Posts

Mean High Water

gle

High Water

Yacht Club

Ramp

Me an

El Sub Sta

ML W

Merm aid Wa lk

MLW

Casino

Neptune Court

t o

Bowling Alley

71 to

El Sub

t o

El Sub Sta

PH MLW

Sports Centre

Casino

Sta

Neptune Court

Merm aid Wa lk

Pontoons Pontoon Pontoons

Shingle Me an

Low Water

High Water

Yacht Club

Shingle

Shingle Mean Low

Pontoons

Water

Shingle

MLW

Brighton Marina

MLW

Site Location 8 9 1 1 : 1500 SITE MODEL 6

Arm ouri ng

Armour ing

IRB Sta

Pontoon

MHW

MH &

IRB Sta

MH &

Arm ouri ng

MHW

MLW

Mean

Posts

Water

Armour ing

Brighton Marina

Pontoon

10 7

F F 20000

F 20000

E D

D C

Plant Room

15000

Mean Low

35 Plant Room

278 m²

35 278 m²

B A

FLOOR PLANS 60000

G. FLOOR PLAN

15000 915

SCALE : 1:300

2577

15000 915

20000

25000

2577

Toilet M

Toilet F

Toilet 19 m²M

Toilet 18 m²F

GFI

Pharmacy 4

Pharmacy 47 m²

Cafe 27 m²

100

Luggage Storage 71 m²

47 m²

0 100

18 m²

13 Sitting Area 126 m² 13

126 m² DN

Subway

Mc Donalds

Subway 18 m²

Mc18 Donalds m²

Burger King 22 m²

B A A

65 m² Sitting Area

180

10000 10000

GFI

12 Mark and Spencer 65 m²

71 m²

Mark and Spencer

GFI

19 m²

GFI

27 m²

180

25000

10000

Cafe

Luggage Storage 0

10000

60000

25000

20000

Burger King

Retail

WH Smith

18 m²

22 m²

Retail 64 m²

WH 68Smith m²

64 m²

68 m²

1800

2475

1800 25000

5000

1800

2475

60000

1800 25000

5000

5000 15000

20000 5000

5000

20000

5000

15000

60000

1ST FLOOR PLAN

SCALE : 1:300

60000 15000 1010 1010

1010

5000 10000

0 0

100

70 m²

10000 1010

1010

900

Ticket Counter

1010

5000 900

5000

1010

Ticket Office

900

15000 2000

5000 900

Toilet M

900

Toilet F

2000

1010 1010 15000

1010

Technical Room

1010

Utilities Room

Ticket 22Machine m²

Ticket 47Counter m²

Ticket Office 22 m²

Toilet 19 m²M

Toilet 18 m²F

Technical 35 m²Room

Utilities Room 28 m²

22 m²

47 m²

22 m²

19 m²

18 m²

35 m²

28 m²

100

10000

25000

Control Room 70 m²

0 170

10000

170

2497 10000

14 14

17 Toilet MToilet F 44 m² 15 16

18 23 m²

9151500

Sitting Area 48 m²

5 m²

5900 m²

1500

900

25000 1500

64 m²

1500 20000

1500

60000

25000

26 11 m²

48 m²

915

Outdoor64Dining m² Area

69 m² 915

23 24 25 Outdoor Dining Area 23 m² 15 m² 24 m² 22

Restaurant 23 m² 1Kitchen 15 m² 1 Restaurant 24 m² 2Kitchen 11 m² 2

Sitting Area Offices Offices 69 m²

Toilet 5 m²MToilet 5 m² F

REF. 12 m² 9151500

Lost and Found 23 m²

Storage 44 m²

REF.Pantry 12 m²

Restaurant 1Kitchen 1 Restaurant 2Kitchen 2

17 Pantry

Lost and Found

Storage

1010

5000 900

2497

1850

1010

5000 1010 60000 1010 1010 5000

Control Room

1829

1010 5000

5000

E D

1850

10000

Ticket Machine

1829 15000

1010 1010

5000

914

5200

914

15000 5200

914

20000

15000

60000

ELEVATIONS A Roof Lvl

EAST ELEVATION A B

SCALE : NTS

11505

B A

Lvl 2 Roof Lvl 8000 11505 Lvl 1

Roof Lvl

11505

Lvl 2

11505 SCALE : NTS

Roof Lvl 8000

WEST ELEVATION Roof Lvl

C B

D C

E D

F E

11505

Lvl 2

8000 Lvl 2 Roof Lvl 8000 11505 Lvl 1

Roof Lvl 11505

4000

E F

D E

C D

B C

A B

Roof Lvl 11505

4000

Lvl 2 Lvl 1

Lvl 2

Lvl 2 Lvl 1

Lvl 2

8000 4000 G Lvl

8000

8000 4000 G Lvl

8000

Lvl 1 G Lvl Basement Lvl 4000 0 -2800

Lvl 1 4000

Basement Lvl

Lvl 1 4000

Basement Lvl

G Lvl -2800

G Lvl

G Lvl -2800

G Lvl

Basement Lvl

-2800

East

1 : 150

East

West 1 : 150

1NORTH 1 : 150 ELEVATION SCALE : NTS

East

Roof Lvl

1 : 150 11505

15 East 1 : 150

Roof Lvl

West 1 : 150

West

1 : 150

West

1 : 150

11505

Lvl 2 8000

Lvl 2 Roof Lvl 8000 Lvl11505 1

14 15

Roof Lvl

13 14

12 13

11 12

10 11

10 9

11505

4000 Lvl 2 Lvl 1

Lvl 2

8000 4000 G Lvl

8000

0 Lvl 1 G Lvl Basement Lvl 4000 0 -2800

Lvl 1 4000

Basement Lvl G Lvl -2800 0

G Lvl

North0

1 Lvl : 150 Basement Lvl Basement

North -2800

2 1 : 150 SOUTH ELEVATION -2800

SCALE : NTS

North 1 : 150

North

1 : 150

Roof Lvl 11505

Roof Lvl

11505

Lvl 2 8000

Lvl 2 Roof Lvl 8000 11505 Lvl 1

Roof Lvl

10 9

11 10

12 11

13 12

14 13

15 14

11505

4000 Lvl 2 Lvl 1

Lvl 2

8000 4000 G Lvl

8000

0 Lvl 1 G Lvl Basement Lvl 4000 0 -2800

Lvl 1 4000

Basement Lvl

SouthG Lvl -2800

G Lvl

1 : 150

4 4

South

Basement Lvl

1 -2800 : 150

South 1 : 150

Basement Lvl -2800

South 1 : 150

SECTIONS

SECTION 1

SECTION 2

SCALE : NTS

SCALE : NTS F F

E E

D D DE

C C

B B

A A

B B

C C CB

D D DC

E E ED

F F FE

F Roof Lvl

Lvl 2 Lvl 2 8000 8000

Lvl 2 8000

Lvl 1 Lvl 1 4000 4000

Lvl 1 4000

11505

Lvl 2

8000

TICKET BARRIER

Lvl 1

4000

G Lvl G Lvl 0 0

G Lvl

Lvl 2 Lvl 2 8000 8000

G Lvl Basement 0 Lvl Basement Lvl -2800 -2800 Basement Lvl Basement Lvl

PLANT ROOM

Section 11 44 Section 1 : 150 Section1 :1150Section 1 4 1 : 150 4 1 : 150

Lvl 1 Lvl 1 4000 4000

-2800

SCALE : NTS 14 14

Lvl 2 8000

Lvl 1 4000

G Lvl

13 13 1314

12 12

Lvl 1

11 11

10 10

9 9

1213 1112 RESTAURANT 1011 910 RESTAURANT 2 1

KITCHEN 2

Lvl 2 8000

Lvl 1 Lvl 1 4000 4000

KITCHEN 1

8 8

G Lvl G Lvl 0 0

7 7

6 6 67

5 5 56

SITTING AREA

4 4 45

G Lvl Basement 0 Lvl Basement Lvl -2800 -2800 Basement Lvl Basement Lvl

3 3 34

2 2

1 1

Pre-cast concrete straight fleet stairs with equal 22 risers at 200mm and at min 230mm going, 900mm wide.

LOST AND STORAGE FOUND

OFFICES

LOBBY

SUBWAY MC BURGER KING DONALDS

4000

RETAIL

ENTRANCE 2

Escalator to manufacturers detail, at angle 30 degrees of 4000mm height.

PLANT ROOM

-2800

Section 33 33 Section 1 : 150 4 SECTION 1 :3150 Section Section 3 3 1 SCALE 3: NTS : 150 1 : 150

Roof Lvl 11505

Lvl 2

Roof Lvl Roof Lvl 11505 1 11505 Roof Lvl Lvl 2 Lvl 2 8000 8000

8000

Lvl 1 4000

G Lvl

1 1

2 2 21

11505

Lvl 2 8000

Lvl 1 Lvl 1 4000 4000

Lvl 1 4000

G Lvl G Lvl 0 0

G Lvl

Basement 0 Lvl Basement Lvl -2800 -2800 Basement Lvl Basement Lvl

-2800 Section 44 11 Section 1 : 150 Section1 :4150Section 4 1 1 : 150 1 1 : 150 -2800

Lvl 1 4000

-2800

Section 22 22 Section 1 : 150 Section1 :2150Section 2 2 1 : 150 2 1 : 150

SECTION 3

Lvl 2 Lvl 2 8000 8000

Lvl 2 8000

G Lvl G Lvl Basement Lvl 0 0 Basement Lvl -2800 -2800 Basement Lvl Basement Lvl

PLANT ROOM

-2800

11505

G Lvl G Lvl 0 0

-2800

Roof Lvl Roof Lvl 11505 11505 Roof Lvl

3 3 32

4 4 43

5 5 54

6 6 65

CONTROL ROOM LUGGAGE STORAGE

7 7 76

TICKET MACHINE PHARMACY

CAFE

8 8 87

9 9 98

10 10 109

TICKET COUNTER

TICKET OFFICE LOBBY

PLANT ROOM

11 11 1110

12 12

1211

TOILETS

13 13

14 14

UTILITIES 1413 ROOM TECHNICAL ROOM 1312

15 15 1514

Beams to Structural Engineers detail within floor 15void situated above ceiling line to be half hour FR.

SITTING AREA Internal Wall - 200mm pre-cast concrete hollow core first floor to Structural Engineers Details.

SECTION | DETAIL DRAWINGS SECTION 5

EXTERNAL WALL DETAILS

SCALE : 1:100

SCALE : 1:40 30

200

100

200mm BLOCK WORK 50mm WEATHER PROOFING 100mm BLOCK WORK

Lvl 2 8000

600 X 600mm THCK STONE WALL CLADING ANGLE FIXING 20mm RENDER

600

20mm CEMENT MORTAR

Lvl 1 4000

STRIP FOUNDATION DETAIL 1:20 STRIP FOUNDATION SCALE : 1:40

BRICKWALL ABOVE Brickwall above

2 NO. Y12mm TOP

2REINFORCEMENT NO. Y12 mm topBARS, reinforcement R8 mm bars STIRRUPS AT 175mm CENTRES

R8 mm stirrups at 175 mm centres 230

230mm x 700mm REINFORCED CONCRETE STRIP FOUNDATION 230 x 700 mm reinforced concrete strip WITH 25MM COVER foundation with 25 mm cover 5 NO. Y16mm BOTTOM

5REINFORCEMENT NO. Y16 mm bottom reinforcement bars BARS G Lvl

700

Section 8 1 : 20

DETAIL DRAWINGS SECTION 6

FLAT ROOF DETAILS

SCALE : 1:100

SCALE : 1:40

STRUCTURAL CONCRETE PAVING SHARP SAND EVA-DRAIN D GEOCOMPOSITE DRAINAGE & PROTECTION LAYER INSULATION ROOF RESISTANT MEMBRANE

Lvl 2

ROOF RC SLAB

8000

LINTEL 150mm X 50mm STEEL FRAME STEEL SHEETING

WARM FLAT ROOF: (max 0.16 W/m²k U-value un-ventilated) Reinforced concrete on 20mm 2 coat mastic asphalt BS 988T on separating sheathing felt layer on 150mm Celotex Tempcheck Deck TD3000 roofboard insulation system on underlay vapour check on screed @ 1 in 40 falls on 250mm to thick concrete prestressed hollow core to specialist manufacturer design and to Structural Engineer’s requirements. Laid to fall to channels either side with insulation behind and code 5 lead lined parapet outlets into hopper head and rain water down pipe. Line ceiling with 1000 gauge polythene vapour barrier and 12.5mm plasterboard ceiling, with all joints taped and sealed. Code 4 lead flashing and cavity tray to junctions with cavity wall.

WINDOW DETAILS

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SCALE : 1:40

Lvl 1 4000

42mm X 10mm REINFORCEMENT HEAD WINDOW (119 X 2100mm) R O D U C E D B

DOUBLE GLAZING WINDOWS

Y A N A

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

GLAZING BEAD

STEEL BOTTOM RAIL

T O D E

STEEL WINDOW BOARD

S K E

OUTER FRAME

D U

150mm WINDOW SILL

T I O N

G Lvl

TIMBER BEAD

A L P R D U C T

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

1 : 20

Section 8

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

DETAIL DRAWINGS

CURTAIN WALL DETAIL SCALE : 1:100

P R O D U C

CURTAIN WALL ELEVATION

D B

DOUBLE GLAZING TEMPERED AND LAMINATED

HORIZONTAL MULLION

A N

VERTICAL MULLION

A U T

SKIRTING 150 X 200 X 20mm TILES 200 X 200 X 20mm MORTAR SAND 60mm RC CONCRETE TO ENGR’S DETAIL 200mm PLASTER

O D E S K E D U C A T I O N

SKIRTING 150 X 200 X 20mm TILES 200 X 20 X 20mm MORTAR SAND 60mm RC CONCRETE TO ENGR’S DETAIL 150mm DPC PRECAST CONCRETE TO ENGNR’S DETAIL 100mm

A L P R O D U

PROTECTION WALL

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

48 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SCALE : 1:100

SCALE : 1:20

HILTI ANCHOR BOLT STRUCTURAL SILICON STRUCTURAL SILICON ALUMINIUM SEALING MULLION STRUCTURAL SILICON

DOUBLE GLAZING TEMPERED AND LAMINATED

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

DETAIL 01

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

DETAIL DRAWINGS

DETAIL 02 SCALE : 1:20

DOUBLE GLAZING TEMPERED AND LAMINATED STRUCTURAL SILICON

STRUCTURAL SILICON

ALUMINIUM TRANSFORM MULLION ALUMINIUM COVER SUB MULLION

SCREW

RUBBER SHOCK ABSORBENT

ALUMINIUM SEALING MULLION STRUCTURAL SILICON

HORIZONTAL MULLION

DOUBLE GLAZING TEMPERED AND LAMINATED

SCREW

STRUCTURAL SILICON

BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

DETAIL 03

SCALE : 1:20

DOUBLE GLAZING TEMPERED AND LAMINATED

VERTICAL MULLION

STRUCTURAL SILICON

ALUMINIUM SEALING MULLION SCREW STRUCTURAL SILICON

STRUCTURAL SILICON

DOUBLE GLAZING TEMPERED AND LAMINATED

N AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

RUBBER SHOCK ABSORBENT

DESCRIPTION - The transportation hub consists of commercial and retail spaces for rent, toilets, restaurants, cafe, pharmacy and offices. This drawing relates specificallt to the detaling of the builsing. Building details shown an indication of typical construction only and may very to actual site conditions. Fire safety signs in accordance with BS 5499 Part 1: and Health & Safety (Safety Signs and Signals) SD

Smoke detectors, to BS 5839 (celing mounted)

Heat Detectors 30min.

SCREW VERTICAL MULLION

STRUCTURAL SILICON

min with closing device

D30 resistance

HVAC

fire self-

Heating, ventilating and air-conditioning

- All dimensions, levels, etc. are to be checked before any work is commenced. - No alteration or amendments shall be made to the drawings or the work illustrated without reference.

D U C E D B

Y A

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Lvl 1

G Lvl

4000

0 Basement Lvl

G Lvl

MEP DRAWINGS

-2800

COLD WATER SYSTEM

Basement Lvl -2800

COLD WATER SUPPLY SCALE : 1:300

COLD WATER SYSTEM

Roof Lvl 11505

Roof Lvl

Lvl 2

11505

8000

Lvl 2

Lvl 1

8000

4000

FROM SUPLvl 1

G Lvl

4000

0 Basement Lvl

LOCKABLE

G Lvl

-2800

ME-

COLD WATER SYSTEM

Basement Lvl -2800

COLD WATER SYSTEM HOT WATER SUPPLY

Roof Lvl

SCALE : 1:300

11505

Roof Lvl

Lvl 2

11505

8000

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Lvl 2

Lvl 1

8000

4000

T CUD ORP L AN O I T ACUDE KSE D OT UA NA Y B DE CUD ORP

Lvl 1

G Lvl

4000

0 Basement Lvl

G Lvl

-2800

HOT WATER SYSTEM

Basement Lvl -2800

HOT WATER SYSTEM

Roof Lvl 11505

SANITARY Roof LvlSUPPLY DIAGRAMATIC LAYOUT

Lvl 2

SCALE : NTS

8000

11505

Lvl 2

Lvl 1

8000

4000

First Floor Lvl

Lvl 1 4000

G Lvl 0 Basement Lvl

G Lvl

-2800

0 Basement Lvl

Grd Floor Lvl

HOT WATER SYSTEM

-2800

HOT WATER SYSTEM Basement Lvl

Roof Lvl 11505

Roof Lvl

Lvl 2

11505

8000

MEP DRAWINGS

Roof Lvl 11505

ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC LAYOUT 8000 Lvl 2

SCALE : 1:300

Lvl 1 4000

Lvl 2

Roof Lvl

8000 Lvl 1 Roof Lvl 4000 11505

11505 G Lvl

Lvl 1

Lvl 2

4000

8000

0 Basement Lvl

Lvl 2G Lvl

-2800

80000 Basement Lvl Lvl 1-2800

G Lvl

Lvl 1

4000

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Basement Lvl

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM G Lvl 0 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

4000

-2800

G Lvl

Basement Lvl

Sub-distribution fuseboard Switch

Sheet steel busbars chamber with removable covers

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Copper busbars

-2800

Copper busbars

Single phase final sub-circuits

-2800

Basement Lvl

SubSwitc

Single phase final sub-circuits

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Sheet steel busbars chamber with removable covers

Fuse Switch

Sub-distribution fuseboard Switch

Neutral link Meter

Copper busbars

Fuse Sheet steel busbars chamber Neutral link Switch with removable covers Meter Fuse Switch

Copper busbars

Single phase final sub-circuits Sub-distribution fuseboard Switch

Neutral link Single SUPPLY phase final sub-circuits FROM Copper busbars Sub-distribution fuseboard Switch Meter steel busbars chamber Sheet with removable FROM covers SUPPLY Fuse Switch

Sheet steel busbars chamber with removable covers Fuse Switch

Neutral link Meter

Neutral link

HVAC SCHEMATIC LAYOUT

Meter

FROM SUPPLY

Roof Lvl 11505

FROM SUPPLY

SCALE : 1:300 Roof Lvl

Lvl 2

11505

8000 Roof Lvl 11505

Lvl 2

Lvl 1

8000

4000

Lvl 2

Roof Lvl

8000

Lvl 1 Roof Lvl 4000 1505

11505 G Lvl

Lvl 1

Lvl 2

4000

8000

0 Basement Lvl

Lvl 2G Lvl

-2800

0000 Basement Lvl

Lvl 1-2800

Basement Lvl

2800

Lvl 1 4000

HVAC SYSTEM

Basement Lvl

000

G Lvl

G Lvl 0

-2800

G Lvl 0

Basement Lvl HVAC SYSTEM -2800 HVAC SYSTEM

PUMP Air Return

FROST COIL PRE-HEAT COIL

PUMP

RE-HEAT COIL

FROST COIL

COOLING COIL

PRE-HEAT COIL RE-HEAT COIL

PRE-FILTER

COOLING COIL

PUMP

2ND FILTER

DAMPER

FROST COIL

PRE-FILTER

PRE-HEAT COIL

FROSTELIMINATOR COIL

2ND FILTER

RE-HEAT COIL

PRE-HEAT COIL 3-PORT VALVE

STEAM HUMID

COOLING COIL

RE-HEAT COIL ROOM THERMOSTAT

ELIMINATOR

DAMPER

COOLING KEY:COIL

3-PORT VALVE

PRE-FILTER

DAMPER WATER CHILLER PRE-FILTER TUBE CONDENSER 2ND FILTER REFRIG. COMPRESSOR STEAM HUMID COOLING TOWER ELIMINATOR BOILER 3-PORT VALVE COOL SUPPLY AIR ROOM THERMOSTAT WARM RETURN AIR KEY:

KEY:

ROOM THERMOSTAT

2ND FILTER

KEY:

STEAM HUMID

WATER CHILLER TUBE CONDENSER REFRIG. COMPRESSOR COOLING TOWER

Air Return

HVAC SYSTEM

DAMPER

PUMPSTEAM HUMID

PRE-HEAT COIL

Air Supply

RE-HEAT COIL KEY:

HVAC SYSTEM KEY:

FROST COIL

Ventilated Light Unit

VAV Linear Diffuser

KEY:

PUMP

KEY:

Ventilated Light Unit

VAV Linear Diffuser

Air Supply

COOLING COIL

Air Supply VAV Linear Diffuser

Air Return Sealed ceiling void Ventilated Light Unit Air Supply

VAV LinearBaffler Diffuser Ceiling Room Stat Control Plate

Ceiling Air Return

Baffler

PRE-FILTER 2ND FILTER

Air Return

Sealed ceiling void

Ceiling

Baffler

Room Stat Control Plate

STEAM HUMID Air Supply ELIMINATOR 3-PORT VALVE

Air Supply

Room Stat Control Plate

Air Supply

DAMPER Ventilated Light Unit

Air Return Sealed ceiling void

Air Supply Ceiling

Baffler

Room Stat Control Plate

Air Return

ROOM THERMOSTAT

KEY: Sealed ceiling void WATER CHILLER TUBE CONDENSER REFRIG. COMPRESSOR COOLING TOWER BOILER

ELIMINATOR

COOL SUPPLY AIR

3-PORT VALVE

WARM RETURN AIR

ROOM THERMOSTAT KEY:

BOILER

WATER CHILLER

COOL SUPPLY AIR

TUBE CONDENSER

3D PERSPECTIVES

Visualisation of the train tracks

Visualisation of the exterior view overlooking the parking area

Visualisation of the side entrance

INTERIOR VIEWS

Visualisation of the outdoor restaurant

Visualisation of the ticket barrier

Visualisation of the entrance area

Visualisation of the ticketing counter

Visualisation of the tram terminus on site

TRAM SYSTEM TRAM ROUTES There will be 6 stops along the route: • • • • • •

Brighton station Clock tower Brighton Centre Brighton Pier Kemptown Brighton Marina

The new trams has up to five sections, is approximately 35 metres long and has a capacity of about 220 passengers. The trams will have modern technologies promoting integrated lifts or ramps, to ensure fast and safe boarding for all passengers. The modern exterior design with visual details including stainless steel and light grey shades, ergonomic seats and comfortable lighting. The features of modern climate control systems offer heating in winter and cooling in summer. The trams allow everyone to enjoy the views of the city’s landmark through large, low-slung panoromic windows. For safety, the passenger compartment is protected by CCTV, upcoming stops and connecting lines are displayed on monitors.

SERVICE FREQUENCY Day of the Week Monday to Friday

Saturdays

Sundays

TRAM SYSTEMS Time of Day Start of service to 0700 0700 - 1900 1900 - 2200 2200 to end of service Start of service to 0800 0800 - 1800 1800 - 2200 2200 to end of service Start of service to 1000 1000 - 1800 1800 to end of service

Frequency of Train Every 10 minutes Every 8 minutes Every 10 minutes Every 12 minutes Every 10 minutes Every 8 minutes Every 10 minutes Every 12 minutes Every 15 minutes Every 10 minutes Every 15 minutes

The journey time from Brighton station to Brighton Marina is approximately 30 minutes, however timetables may be reviewed after the first few weeks of passenger service. Tram runs every 8-12 minutes Monday to Saturday and every 10-15 minutes on a Sunday. During bad weathers, the tram may not operate depends on the trams durability to weathering.

Design Safety to ensure the public safety from the tram tracks and construction of the transportation hub: Signage Pedestrian Footways and Crossings Speed limit

Surveillance cameras

Visible signage used around the tram system. Visible yellow line indicates that pedestrian are not allowed to cross over. Speed limits signs for the consideration of the site surrounding for drivers within the Brighton station to Brighton Marina to ensure safety and prevent accidents. Multiple cameras will be installed on the tram terminus for safety reason .

SAFETY MEASURES Shelter PEDESTRIAN CROSSING

Safety for blind people

WORK EXPERIENCE RKA DESIGN GROUP 2012

WORK EXPERIENCE 1 |01

SATE KAJANG HAJI SAMURI

SITE LOCATION

Proposed Sate Kajang Hj. Samuri Retail, Restoran Jejantas Sungai Buloh, North Bound, Selangor. KEY POINTS :

SOUTH BOUND

•

FLEXIBILITY

•

IDENTITY - Uniqueness of design identified by the chosen color scheme. COMFORT AND CONVENIENCE GOOD TASTE AND GOOD ENVIRONMENT OPEN SPACE – NATURAL VENTILATION AND LIGHTING

• • • PROPOSED SITE

NORTH BOUND

BASIC TECHNICAL PLAN

SOUTH BOUND

METER ROOM RETAILS

WATER LINE

PLAYGROUND SURAU

PROPOSED SITE

ELECTRICAL LINE

A TOILET

PARKING

CONTEXT PLAN CONTEXT PLAN

FLOOR PLAN FLOOR PLAN

3D PERSPECTIVES FRONT VIEW

REAR VIEW

3D PERSPECTIVES VIEW FROM WALKWAY - COMING FROM SURAU

VIEW FROM SURAU

3D PERSPECTIVES VIEW FROM SURAU

VIEW FROM DINING AREA

3D PERSPECTIVES INTERIOR VIEW

VIEW FROM WALKWAY - COMING FROM TOILET

HOLIDAY VILLA GOLF AND SPA RESORT

WORK EXPERIENCE 1 |02 SITE LOCATION

KOTA SERIEMAS The Group’s flagship development is a 2,400-acre township situated in Nilai , Negeri Sembilan, close to the transportation hub of KLIA / LCCT. This township with a target population of 60,000, is based on the concept of eco-friendly and wholesome living, where residential homes and commercial businesses co-exist with their lush, natural surroundings. Residents enjoy resort style living with sports and recreational facilities. Other amenities include a Resort Commercial Centre and KPJ International University.

B C A

Strategically located and connected via a network of well-planned highways, Kota Seriemas is easily accessible via:• KL - Seremban Highway • Elite Highway (exit at KLIA) • Putrajaya/Cyberjaya - Dengkil Highway • LEKAS Highway

Proposed new concept development Holiday Villa Golf and Spa Resort, Sepang.

Kota Seriemas also enjoys convenient access to the following:• 5 minutes drive from Sepang F1 circuit • 15 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) and the Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) • 15 minutes drive from Nilai town • 30 minutes drive from Putrajaya

SITE PLAN

Holiday Villa Golf and Spa Resort situated on a plam filled valey landscape forested with tropical trees. An approach to this site that would take advantage of its special qualities, not imposing on the setting but to enhance and direct attention to the features of the landscape. The buildings would fit into the site with minimum disturbance and would embrace the rocks and slopes and trees, not see them as obstacle. The buildings were designed to take full advantage of their individual setting; the views, the rocks, the trees, and their relationship to other buildings. The mood, the feeling, was to be quiet and peaceful, spacious and expansive, natural and very comfortable, not extravagant nor over-designed. Instead of the luxury of expensive material and opulence there is the greater richness of space, light and unique views over a very special seascape.

HOTEL AND RECEPTION PLAN

HOLIDAY VILLA GOLF AND SPA RESORT

SPA VILLAGE PLAN

SPATIAL PLAN

GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUBHOUSE

HOLIDAY VILLA GOLF AND SPA RESORT

FACADE DESIGN

DESIGN CONCEPT

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS OF THE SITE

3D PERSPECTIVES

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS OF THE SITE

3D PERSPECTIVES

RENDERED IMAGES OF THE SITE

3D PERSPECTIVES

WORK EXPERIENCE CSY BUILDERS 2016

BUNGALOW HOUSE

WORK EXPERIENCE 2 |01 GROUND FLOOR PLAN PROJECT TITTLE Design and Renovation work for 2 storey Bungalow House at Tropicana Golf and Country Resort, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

SITE LOCATION No, 11 Jalan TR 4/1, Tropicana Golf & Country Resort 47410, Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FLOOR PLANS

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

3D PERSPECTIVES

OUTDOOR TERRACE

LIVING AREA

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

3D PERSPECTIVES

THEATRE ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

3D PERSPECTIVES

KITCHEN

SETIA AWAN OFFICE

WORK EXPERIENCE 2 |02

PROJECT TITTLE Proposed Interior Fit-Out for Setia Awan Sales Gallery & Office.

SITE LOCATION Pusat Dagangan Phileo Damansara 1. No.9 Jalan 16/11. Off Jalan Damansara 46350 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.

AMMEND

DATE

17th April 20

8th May 201

11th May 20

22nd May 20

26th May 20

17th June 20

20th Aug 20

FLOOR PLANS LEVEL 1 D-

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INTERIOR DE Inplusout Des No.2A, Jalan Taman Bukit 47301 Petali Selangor, Ma Tel : +603 Fax : +603 Email : inquir Website : www.faceboo

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PROJECT TITLE

PROPOS FIT-OUT SALES G NO. 110, PHILEO 17, PETA DARUL E DOH PRAC

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Design and Buil Cheksern Young No.2-B, Jalan BM Taman Bukit May 47301 Petaling J Selangor, Malays Tel : +603 780 Fax : +603 780

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GENERAL NOTES

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GENERAL NOTES 1. 2.

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LEVEL 5 SETIA AWAN OFFICE

3. 4. 5. 6.

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PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

3D PERSPECTIVE

RECEPTION AREA

3D PERSPECTIVES

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

PANTRY

3D PERSPECTIVES

PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

BAR AREA

3D PERSPECTIVE PERSPECTIVE VIEWS

LOUNGE

WORK EXPERIENCES TAHPI PTY. LTD. 2017 - 2018

GERIATRIC WELLNESS CENTRE

WORK EXPERIENCE 3 |01 PROJECT BRIEF PROJECT LOCATION COMPANY

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Proposed Senior Living Development Section 12, Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan UEM Group

Develop a senior living community which comprises of Independent Living (IL) and Assisted Living (AL) components. The site is approximately 540,000 sqft. / 12.5 acres. The senior living residences consist of two components IL and AL. The AL facility will be operated by a notable international operator from Japan. The senior living residences is an Asian Zen-themed residential with contemporary themed design landscaping with a tranquil environment. As the land size is big, the development can be split into 3 phases. i.e 3-5 acres per phase. It shall be a low-rise development (4-5 storey apartment) with lots of green space. Given the location and the mature demography of the surrounding area, the proposed senior living development should blend in with the exisitng developemtn, taking into consideration of preserving the biodiversity of the ares and satisfy the requirement of middle upper segment of the community within a tranquil environment.

CONCEPTUAL COMPONENTS JAPANESE GARDEN ELEMENTS

ERN olizes light of edge, act as a g element to the visitors

GE olizes connectivity

ERN olizes light of ledge, act as a ng element to the visitors

GE olizes connectivity

GATEWAY Symbolizes entrance statement

LANTERN LANTERN Symbolizes light light of of Symbolizes BRIDGE GATEWAY knowledge, act as as a a knowledge, act LANTERN Symbolizes entrance statement Symbolizes connectivity leading element to to leading element Symbolizes light of guide the visitors guide the visitors JAPANESE knowledge, act as a

GARDEN ELEMENTS

JAPANESE GARDEN ELEMENTS

leading element to guide the visitors PLANTS

Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder and continuity

The whole landscape and design should be wheelchair and senior residents friendly with additional handrail, rest benches etc wherever applicable. The interior design should have a feeling of peace, bright, warm, cosy, safe and harmony. The idea is to get seniors and children interacting by spending time doing enjoyable activities together. Music, dance, reading, and art are some examples of activities people of any generation can enjoy together. Green community along green axis feature are suited for intergenerational programs for seniors to bridge the generatiton gap offering several activities with numerous benefits for each generation. Intergenerational programs for seniors and youth is the kind of relationship building that is the cornerstone of respectful communities, which in turn helps to develop global citizenship.

GATEWAY GATEWAY Symbolizes entrance statement Symbolizes entrance statement GATEWAY Symbolizes entrance statement

PLANTS Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder and continuity

JAPANESE JAPANESE GARDEN GARDEN ELEMENTS ELEMENTS

WATER Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder and continuity

JAPANESE GARDEN ELEMENTS

PLANTS PLANTS PLANTS Symbolizes renewal, Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder wonder and and calm, continuity PLANTS continuity continuity Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder and continuity

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WATER WATER GATEWAY WATER renewal, Symbolizes renewal, Symbolizes BRIDGE BRIDGE Symbolizes entrance statement calm, wonder purity and and fertility Symbolizes calm, wonder and Symbolizes connectivity Symbolizes connectivity WATER GATEWAY continuity continuity Symbolizes renewal, BRIDGE Symbolizes entrance statement calm, wonder and Symbolizes connectivity STONE continuity STONE SWATER y m b o l i z e s d u r a t i o n a n d STONE Symbolizes renewal, S y m b o l i z e s d u r a t i o n a n d S y m b o l i z e s d u r a t i o n a n d omnipresence the forces of STONE calm, anchor wonder and LANTERN omnipresence the the forces forces of of omnipresence nature, the garden to the PLANTS STONE Symbolizes duration and omnipresence nature, anchor anchor the the garden garden to to the the nature, rknowledge, o u n d a n d g iact v e s as p e c iaf iSymbolizes c Symbolizes light of gcontinuity renewal, S y m b o l i z e s d u r a t i o n a n d g r o u n d a n d g i v e s p e c i f i g r o u n d a n d g i v e s p e c i f i c c personality the forces ofthe nature, the garden to calm, wonder and omnipresence forces anchor of leading element to guide the visitors personality personality continuity nature, anchor the garden to the the ground and give specific personality STONE JAPANESE g r o u n d a n d g i v e s p e c i f i c S y m b o l i z e s d u r a t i o n a n d personality GARDEN omnipresence the forces of nature, anchor the garden to the ELEMENTS g r o u n d a n d g i v e s p e c i f i c personality

WATER Symbolizes renewal, calm, wonder and continuity

SITE STUDY ENTRY & DROPOFF POINTS

LEGEND

DATUM

DropOff

TRAFFIC CIRCULATION

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

MASSING - OVERALL

BUILDING MASSING BLOCK A&B: INDEPENDENT LIVING ¥  LEVEL G-LG2: FACILITIES ¥  LEVEL 1-5 : 8 SINGLE BEDROOM UNIT/ FLOOR & 2 DOUBLE BEDROOM UNIT/ FLOOR ¥  50 UNITS / BLOCK

BLOCK C: INDEPENDENT LIVING ¥  LEVEL LG2-LG3: FACILITIES ¥  LEVEL LG1-3: 8 SINGLE BEDROOM UNIT/ FLOOR & 2 DOUBLE BEDROOM UNIT/ FLOOR ¥  50 UNITS / BLOCK

LEGEND

ASSISTED LIVING ¥  LEVEL G-1: FACILITIES ¥  LEVEL 2-6: 20 SINGLE BEDROOM / FLOOR STUDENT ACCOMMODATION ¥  20 STUDIO UNITS / FLOOR

NURSERY / CLUBHOUSE Student Accommodation Assisted Living Independent Living Nursery & Clubhouse

NURSERY ¥  Classrooms ¥  Day Care ¥  Kitchen ¥  Playground

PROGRAMS NURSERY LEVEL G

Classrooms ¥  Reading Books ¥  Arts/ Craft Day Care ¥  Sleeping Area / Infants Playground ¥  Outdoor Activities ¥  Sports Kitchen ¥  Cooking / Baking

LEGEND

Student Accommodation AL IL Nursery & Clubhouse CLUBHOUSE ¥  Lounge ¥  Cafe ¥  Multipurpose Hall

CLUBHOUSE LEVEL 1

Lounge ¥  Music ¥  Board Games ¥  Arts / Craft Cafe ¥  Cooking / Baking Multipurpose Hall ¥  Dancing ¥  Sewing ¥  Gathering

LEGEND

Student Accommodation AL IL Nursery & Clubhouse CLUBHOUSE ¥  Library ¥  Gym

CLUBHOUSE LEVEL 2

Lounge ¥  Music ¥  Board Games ¥  Arts / Craft Gym ¥  Rehab / Exercise ¥  Yoga ¥  Hydrotherapy Pool

LEGEND

Student Accommodation AL IL Nursery & Clubhouse

GREEN AXIS

ACTIVITIES CATEGORY ALONG GREEN AXIS

NATURE & ACTIVITIES INTEGRATION Jogging track & Family Cafe

Fountain Plaza

Art & Sculpture Park Fish Pond

Pond, Dancing Space Amphitheatre Green Axis with separated circulation

Flea Market & Community Area

Nursery & Clubhouse

SHORT SECTION

SECTION

GREEN COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY BRIDGING

COMMUNITY BRIDGING ELDERLY AL IL

ITY

YOUTH

CHILD

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PROPOSED AREA OF TREE PRESERVATION Tree preservation promotes healthy living environment that benefits both residents of section 12 & age care

SECTION 12 (RESIDENTIAL)

OVERALL SITE PLAN

SITE PLAN

OVERALL FLOOR PLANS

LEGEND

FLOOR PLANS

AL IL Nursery & Clubhouse

FLOOR PLAN

INDEPENDENT LIVING

LEGEND

Type A1 Type B1 Type C1 Type D1

FLOOR PLAN

ASSISTED LIVING

LEGEND

Assisted Living Unit

AERIAL VIEW

ARTIST IMPRESSION - MAIN DROP OFF

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OF ASSISTED LIV-

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WORK EXPERIENCE 3 |02

SUNTRACK PRIMA CARE SUITES

PROJECT OVERVIEW Expanding urban options, this development envisions to be a one-stop care centre catering to Cyberjaya & Putrajaya townships.

Synergy and integration of users in this holistic care concept promotes wellbeing and healing.

Filling in the whole continuum of traditional old age home and care centres with an array of options, this multi-operator facility offers the following services :

From a micro perspective, tailored options and flexinility within this resident centric facility is conceived as an extension of the home, all without compromising on privacy and dignity of each individual resident. From a macro perspective, the design hinged strongly on communal living in a safe, secured, ecologically sound and sustainable environment.

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Assisted living facility Skilled nursing facility Hospice / Palliative nursing Confinement care

This all emcompassing car centre is equipped with support services including medical suites, rehabilitation centre, launderette and central kitchen. Complementary retails such as cafe, saloon and sundry shop expands care residents options without having to drop out of life.

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SITE CONTEXTT

SITE CONTEXT - SURROUNDING CARE FACILITIES

5 4

Puchong

LEGEND

7 6

Petaling Jaya

Kuala Lumpur

Ampang

Seri Kembangan

1. Tong Sim Senior Citizen Care Centre 2. Procare Centre Sdn. Bhd. 3. Rumah Charis 4. 24 Angels Nursing and Elderly Services KL 5. SmartAge WellCare Services 6. Gracevilla Home Care Services 7. Private Duty Care Nurse

Cheras

Proposed site Putrajaya

Bandar Baru Bangi

Kajang

PROJECT TITLE

Suntrack Prima Care

LOT / PLOT NO.

Loy 23587

ADDRESS

Jalan Teknokrat 7, Cyber 5, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan

LAND SIZE

6,999 m2 / 1.73 acre

PERMISSIBLE PLINTH

4,199 m2 (60% of land size)

PLOT RATIO

1:3

PERMISSIBLE GFA

20,997 m2

BUILT UP AREA

20,997 m2

SUB BASEMENT FLOOR AREA

LG 1 = 5,368 m2 | LG 2 = 3,631 m2 2 storeys of Sub-basement 1 storey of Retails & Support

TOTAL NO. OF STOREY

Total No. of 7 Storeys (excl. sub-basement & roof top)

5 storeys Care Suites 1 storey Care Suites & Facilities 1 storey Rooftop Level for Facilities & Mechanical Plant Room

TOTAL NO. OF ROOMS

253 Rooms (Designed to cater double bedded capacity)

CARPARK REQUIRED

138 CP Bays

CARPARK PROVIDED

212 CP Bays

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SITE CONTEXT

SITE CONTEXT - PROPOSED SITE

PROPOSED SITE

LOT 23587

2 1 3 6

PROPOSED SITE

LEGEND Proposed site (LOT 23587) 1.  Kanvas SOHO 2.  Prima 11 - Burger King 3.  Bomba 4.  Cybersquare Cyberjaya 5.  Cyberjaya Bank Negara 6.  Pos Laju 7.  Balai Polis Cyberjaya

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FLOOR PLAN

LAYOUT PLANS - GROUND FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR 1. 2. 3. 4.

Commercial Clinical Rehabilitation Services 1

LEGEND Public Drop-off 2

Services Loading/Unloading Ingress Egress GROUND FLOOR m

SITE AREA

6,999 m2

GFA

2,466 m2

NFA

1,314 m2

PLINTH AREA

2,466 m2 (35%)

NO. OF STRATA TITLE PARCELS

PERIMETER GREEN

978 m2 (14%)

OTHER GREEN AREAS (INCLS. COURTYARD)

452 m2 (7%)

NO. OF CARPARK BAYS

NO. OF MOTORCYCLE BAYS

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LEVEL 1 - 5

FLOOR PLAN

TYPICAL CARE SUITES NO. OF STRATE TITLE PARCELS

TYPE A 1,410m²

TYPE B

1,431m²

TYPICAL CARE LEVEL 1 – 5 m

LEVEL 1 - 5

TYPICAL CARE SUITES GFA

3,173 m2

NFA

2,841 m2

TYPE A NFA

1,410 m2

NO. OF ROOMS

NO. OF BEDS

TYPE B NFA

1,431 m2

NO. OF ROOMS

NO. OF BEDS

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TYPICAL CARE LEVEL 1 – 5 m

LEVEL 6

FLOOR PLAN

TYPICAL CARE SUITES & MULTI FUNCTION SPACES NO. OF STRATE TITLE PARCELS

3 4

PREMIUM WING

1,431mÂ²

2 1

LEGEND 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Sky Terrace Horticultural Area Memory Garden Green House Multi-purpose Pavillion

LEVEL 6 m

LEVEL 6

TYPICAL CARE SUITES & MULTI FUNCTION SPACES GFA

2,262 m2

NFA

1,431 m2

PREMIUM WING NFA

1,431 m2

NO. OF ROOMS

NO. OF BEDS

LEVEL 6 m

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ROOF LEVEL

FLOOR PLAN

COMMUNAL SPACES, SKY FARM & BUILDING SERVICES GFA

404 m2

LEGEND 1.  Hobby Deck 2.  Yoga Deck

3.  Reflection Pond 4.  Tranquil Lounge

5.  Reading Area 6.  Sky Farm

5 6

ROOF LEVEL m

LOWER GROUND 1 VISITOR & RESIDENTS GFA

5,368 m2

NO. OF CARPARK BAYS

115

NO. OF MOTORCYCLE BAYS

28 FROM LG2

FROM GF

TO GF

TO LG2

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LOWER GROUND 1 m

FLOOR PLAN

LOWER GROUND 2 STAFF & RETAILER GFA

3,631 m2

NO. OF CARPARK BAYS

NO. OF MOTORCYCLE BAYS

TO LG2

FROM LG1

LOWER GROUND 2 m

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SECTION X

FLOOR PLAN

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LAYOUT PLANS

TYPICAL CARE SUITES

INDIVIDUAL UNITS NFA

33 m2

ROOM AREA

28 m2

ENSUITE AREA

5 m2

3D PERSPECTIVE

WORK EXPERIENCE 3 |03

PANTAI HOSPITAL AYER KEROH

PROJECT OVERVIEW Pantai Hospital Ayer Keroh (PHAK), has maximised its utilisation throughout its 19 years in operation. PHAK has 217 existing beds and is reaching its maximum bed capacity, and 50 existing Clinics. The expansion plan for PHAK which comprises of the followings: â&#x20AC;˘

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Phase 1 - To construct new multi level car park at the adjacent land beside the existing hospital, which will add 260 car park lots to the existing 440 lots. Completed on 28th March 2017. Phase 2 - To construct a new 8 storey hospital extension at the open car park area in front of the existing hospital premises. Alterations and additional works on existing Hospital to add 160 new beds and 40 new clinics. In-progress, completion April 2020.

The proposed new building adjoins to the north of the existing building, creating a sheltered forecourt that provides convenient access to the entire hospital. Dedicated entry and ambulance bays have been created at the new Accidents & Emergencies. A concourse is created to combine the new and existing lobbies to form a large continuous space capable of accommodating large crowds. The new wing continues vertically, reaching 11 occupiable storeys in total, with capacity for more storeys in the future. The two building adjoin up to and including level 2 where the internal planning of the Operating Theatres benefits from a large, consolidated floor plate. Strategic points of connections back to the existing building have also been made on levels 3 and 4 to enable effective transfer of patients between Inpatient Wards, Diagnostics & Treatment/ Ancillary Services, and Outpatient services. A link bridge from the new multi-storey car park in the west will connect to the new building on level 1 where a large number of people will visit the Clinics. Maximum view and natural light can be maintained from the existing wards by orientating the new wing perpendicularly to the existing building. New 117 terraces have been created between the two buildings for use by staff and patients, which enhance the amenities and promote a sense of well-being

SITE

ANALYSIS,

DRIVEWAYS,

ACCESS,

LANDSCAPING

AND

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HEIGHT DIFFERENCES

TOPOGRAPHY

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DESIGN FEATURES

DESIGN DIRECTION The key design features are as follows : • •

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After careful site analysis, the new medical building has been oriented perpendicularly so the existing beds are not blocked and a significant and dignified forecourt is maintained. Major centre of excellence has been created on level 1 where most of the 50 medical suites and clinics of the hospital are located. A double height lobby connects level 1 and ground level near the new entrance and lift core. Escalators proposed in this lobby. This is also the main point of access from the car park, with a new green plaza. Inpatient accommodation is proposed in a mix of single, 2-bed and 4-bed rooms. By adopting a universal grid, these rooms retain total flexibility. Each 4-bed room can be easily divided into 2 x 2-bed rooms or single rooms if preferred by the client. The proposal includes 5 VIP bedrooms and 4 Deluxe bedrooms Dedicated service corridors connection support facilities (kitchen, linen, waste, etc.) to all clinical services via service lifts. The service corridors and lifts have been kept separate from pubic circulation and lifts. Vehicular traffic has been carefully considered. Ambulance and service vehicles flow separate from private cars and taxis. The main entrance and public lobby areas are more than doubled to allow for the hassle-free movement of large numbers of patients and visitors.

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UNDERPASS PLAN - CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN CAR PARK AND MEDICAL BLOCK

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CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN CAR PARK AND MEDICAL BLOCK

CONNECTIVITY

ACCESS AND CIRCULATION STRATEGY At PHAK a large number of people visit, work or receive treatment on a daily basis. An efficient system of signalling points of access and moving people through space without confusion, stress or safety risks is paramount to delivering the highest quality of health care. • Pedestrian Access • Passenger Vehicle Drop Off, Pick Up • Service Vehicles • Ambulance Access • Fire Fighting Access • Car Park Access and Parking • Wayfinding

UNDERPASS SECTION - CONNECTIVITY BETWEEN CAR PARK AND MEDICAL BLOCK

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LAYOUT PLANS - GROUND FLOOR LEVEL G • • • • • • • • • •

Emergency Department Medical Imaging Department Pharmacy Laboratory & Pathology Radiotherapy Business Office Kitchen Mortuary BOH (Back of House) Cafeteria

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FLOOR PLAN

LAYOUT PLANS - 1ST FLOOR LEVEL 1 • • •

Outpatient Department Cancer Centre Pharmacy

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LAYOUT PLANS - 2ND FLOOR LEVEL 2 • • • • • • •

Operation Theatre CSSD Surgical Day Care Recovery Stage 1 Staff Amenities ICU / CCU HDU

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FLOOR PLAN

LAYOUT PLANS - 3RD FLOOR LEVEL 3 • • • •

Birthing Unit SCN NICU Nursery

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LAYOUT PLANS - 4TH FLOOR LEVEL 4 • • • • • • •

Paediatric Ward Neuro Ward Inpatient Rehab Medical Ward Day Care Centre Endoscopy Health Screening

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FLOOR PLAN

LAYOUT PLANS - 5TH FLOOR LEVEL 5 â&#x20AC;¢

Ortho Ward

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LAYOUT PLANS - 6TH FLOOR LEVEL 6 â&#x20AC;¢

Surgical Ward

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FLOOR PLAN

LAYOUT PLANS - 7TH FLOOR LEVEL 7 â&#x20AC;¢

Surgical Ward

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FLOOR PLAN

LAYOUT PLANS - 8TH FLOOR LEVEL 8 â&#x20AC;¢

Future Expansion Ward

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3D PERSPECTIVE

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SECTION

NORTH ELEVATION

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SECTION | ELEVATION

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3D PERSPECTIVE | SECTION

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WORK EXPERIENCE 3 |04

CHERAS SOUTH GARDEN

cheras south garden wellness village & senior living facility in cheras

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content project brief 04 site photos 05 development data 06 - 08 site analysis 09 - 11 site perimeter 12 design process 13 massing strategy 14 design ethos 15 site plan 16 user programme 17 landscape strategy 18 sectional cut 19 conceptual reference 20 architectural expression 21 3D artist impression 22-24

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project brief Cher as South Gar den will b e a fa mi l i a r p l a ce w h e re re s i de nt s c a n fe e l b ot h â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;at homeâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC; and p ar t of an id e nt i fi a b l e Ch e ra s - K a ja n g co mmu n i t y. The p rop osed p rojec t is to b e real i s e d ove r t wo p l o t s o f l a n d. Th e s i te i s loc ated S out h East of C heras, whi c h i s n e a re r towa rds K a ja n g vi c i n i t y. The wellness village will c ater for t h e grow i n g re t i re me nt n e e ds o f t h e C heras-K ajang region and will inc l u de : A four stor y m ain c are b uild ing co mp r i s e d o f 1 0 0 u n i t s As s i s te d L i vi n g, 150 I nd ep end ent Living, 150 ste p dow n c a re b e ds a n d 5 0 b e ds fo r Confinement Care Center. I n addition, the design incorporates generous gard ens, shared com munit y sp ace s a n d a re s e t a mo n g s t a n e t wo r k o f land sc ap ed gard ens, cour t yard s a n d s q u a re s. Th e mi l d u n du l at i n g site ter rain nat urally c reates an inte re s t i n g l a n ds c a p e t h ro u g h o u t t h e 10ac re. R ec reat ion fac ilit ies offer ing many o p p o r t u n i t i e s fo r a c t i ve l i vi n g a n d soc ialising. The d evelop ment is de s i gn e d to ma xi mi s e a dva nt a g e s offered by t he site. gard ens will be a co mfo r t a b l e p l a ce t h at e mb ra ce s t he t rop ic al c lim ate wit h d eep coo l s h a de i n s u mme r, c a p t u re d b re e ze s, p leasant views and nat ural light.

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site photos

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development data

lot 12 lot (lot 1741) (lot 1742)

lot 2 (lot 1742)

land area permissible max GFA allowable

lot 1 (lot 1741)

lot 2 (lot 1742)

total

4.752 acre

4.750 acre

9.502 acre

4,450 m2

8,900 m2

to ta l l a nd area b efore ro a d sur rend er 5. 019 ac re

tot al land area b efo re road sur rend er 5. 01 2 ac re

to t a l l a n d a re a b e fo re ro a d s u r re n de r 1 0 .0 3

ma x per missib le p lint h area 11,538 sqm (60% from to ta l land area)

max p er m issib le p lint h area 11, 532 sq m (60% from tot al land area)

ma x p e r mi s s i b l e p l i nt h a re a

20,360 m2

37,160 m2

ma x to tal GFA allowed 76, 880 sq m ma x GFA allowed for co mmercial 23, 064 sqm ( 30% of land area)

max tot al GFA allowe d 76, 880 sq m max GFA allowed fo r commerc ial 23, 064 sq m (30% of land area)

ma x to t a l G FA a l l owe d 1 5 3 ,0 0 0 s q m ma x to t a l G FA a l l owe d fo r co mme rc i a l 4 6 ,1 4 0 s q m (3 0 % o f l a n d a re a )

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development data

consideration to achieve maximum site utilization suggest expansion to the Independent component current Units = 200 units max allowable units = 308 units (requirement density of 65 units per acre) possible expansion of additional units = 108 units 108 units X 79 sqm = 8,532 sqm additional GFA additional parking requirement will be implied

plot ratio density site utilization

lot 1 (lot 1741)

lot 2 (lot 1742)

total

1 : 0.87

to ta l l a nd area b efore ro a d sur rend er 5. 019 ac re

1 : 0.94

tot al land area b efo re road sur rend er 5. 01 2 ac re

9.502 acre

4,450 m2

8,900 m2

to t a l l a n d a re a b e fo re ro a d s u r re n de r 1 0 .0 3

ma x per missib le p lint h area 11,538 sqm (60% from to ta l land area)

max p er m issib le p lint h area 11, 532 sq m (60% from tot al land area)

ma x p e r mi s s i b l e p l i nt h a re a

20,360 m2

37,160 m2

ma x to tal GFA allowed 76, 880 sq m ma x GFA allowed for co mmercial 23, 064 sqm ( 30% of land area)

max tot al GFA allowe d 76, 880 sq m max GFA allowed fo r commerc ial 23, 064 sq m (30% of land area)

ma x to t a l G FA a l l owe d 1 5 3 ,0 0 0 s q m ma x to t a l G FA a l l owe d fo r co mme rc i a l 4 6 ,1 4 0 s q m (3 0 % o f l a n d a re a )

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parking calculation

total

residential

commercial

lot 1 (lot 1741)

259 carparks

required for co mmerc ial area ( 1 CP p er 500 sq f t co mmerc ial GFA) ( 129,168 sq f t / 500 sqf t )

120 carparks

lot 2 (lot 1742)

no c om m er c ial ar ea

480 carparks

total

259 carparks re q u i re d fo r to t a l co mme rc i a l a re a (1 CP p e r 5 0 0 s q f t co mme rc i a l G FA) (1 2 9 ,1 6 8 s q f t / 5 0 0 s q f t )

600 carparks

required for resi d ent ial area ( 2 CP p er resid ent ial u n i t + 20% visitor ) ( 50 u n i ts x 2 C P + 20%)

required for resid ent ial area (2 C P p er resid ent ia l unit + 20% visitor ) (200 unit s x 2 C P + 20%)

re q u i re d fo r to t a l re s i de nt i a l a re a (2 CP p e r re s i de nt i a l u n i t + 2 0 % vi s i to r ) (2 5 0 u n i t s x 2 CP + 2 0 %)

379 carparks

480 carparks

859 carparks

to ta l ca r p ar ks req uired fo r Lo t 1 (Lot 1741)

tot al c ar p ar ks require d for Lot 2 (Lot 1742)

re q u i re d fo r to t a l de ve l o p me nt (6 0 0 CP fo r co mme rc i a l + 2 5 9 CP fo r re s i de nt i a l )

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site accessibility

di stance to si te SILK hi ghw ay ex i t 1 .5 k m C her as Kaj ang hi ghw ay ex i t 1 .0 k m

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context analysis 01

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context analysis 02

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135 m

304 m

lot 1 lot 1741

294 m

site perimeter Th e p ro p o s e d de ve l o p me nt co mp o n e nt s s h a l l b e de s i gn e d w i t h i n t wo (2 ) s e p a rate d l o t p e r i me te r s (Lo t 1 7 4 1 a n d Lo t 1742) and are individually planned i n s u c h way s o t h at t h e b o u n da r y s e t b a c ks a n d p l a n n i n g co n di t i o n s a re a dh e re d to.

135 m

lot 2 lot 1742

The proposed development allows fo r s u r re n de r i n g o f ro a d re s e r ve fro nt i n g t h e re s i de nt i a l a re a . Th i s w i l l e n h a n ce t h e co n n e c t i vi t y a n d a cce s s i b i l i t y g o i n g i nto t h e s i te. Th e ro a d re s e r ve s h a l l a l s o a l l ow a n d c ate r fo r ro a d w i de n i n g du e to fu t u re i n c re a s e i n vo l u me fo r t h e de ve l o p me nt. An a l te r n at i ve secondar y entrance from the nor th o f t h e s i te t h ro u g h a n i n du s t r i a l a re a a n d h i g hway c a n a l s o b e a cce s s e d i nto t h e s i te. Th e i n de p e n de nt s i te a c re a g e h a s b e e n re du ce d to l e s s t h a n 5 a c re s fo r b o t h l o t s, s u b s e q u e nt l y exe mp t s t h e de ve l o p me nt fro m ce r t a i n p l a n n i n g re q u i re me nt s i mp o s e d by l o c a l a u t h o r i t i e s. Th e p rovi s i o n o f Ru ma h S e l a n g o r k u (RSKU ) i s n o l o n g e r re q u i re d.

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o pen in g the si te through a publi c space to en ga ge seamless i ntegrati on wi thi n the resi d enti al contex t.

figure ground stud i es. mappi ng footpr i nt a n d creati ng cour t yard s and sq uares

l ayer ing spaces i n bet ween bui ld i ngs. c reatin g v i si bi li t y encourage natural li ghts through bui ld i ng

design process

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Acces s ibil it y The design intro du ce t wo entra n ces fro m j a l a n budim a n & j a l a n d esa b a r u 2 b co n n ec ted to inter n a l ro a d s er v in g to a l l co m p o nent s in th e devel o pm ent. S er v ice ro a d p rov ided a s seco nd a r y a cces s fo r go o ds del iver y & ru b bish co l l ec t io n.

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massing strategy Green & Vo id The introduction of greenaries and voids allows breathability to encourage social introduction amongst the community. Th ese sp a ces a re a l so des ign ed a s a buffer bet ween th e n e i g hbo u r ho o d co m mun ities a n d th e future res idents.

Tra n s po r tatio n Co ntex tu a l st u dies sh ows th at publ ic tra n s po r tatio n is n o t a ccessib l e to the res idents o n s ite. Th erefo re th is master p l a n wo u l d inc lude co n s ideratio n o f feeder bus es and coaches to accomodate their needs of transpor tation.

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q ua l i t y o f s pa ce O p tim iz ing l ig ht a nd ventil atio n . G o o d l a ndsc a p ed v iews fo r ever y un its.

sc a l e a nd p ro p o r ti o n A d o m est ic sc a l e un its o f m a x. 4 to 5 sto rey he ight c reates homely and inviting environment

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design ethos

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I nd epend ent L i vi ng 4 - 6 Storeys 14,560 sq uare metre

Shared Faci li ti es C 2 Storeys 1,600 sq uare metre Assi sted L i vi ng D 4 - 5 Storeys 9,000 sq uare metre

Step - d own Care 5 Storeys 9,500 sq uare metre

Conf i nement Centre 3 Storeys 2,500 sq uare metre

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to ta l 100 un its 50 un its @ 28m 2 50 un its @ 51m 2 14 un its per fl o o r

total 150 uni ts si ngle bed - 75 uni ts @ 28m2 2 bed d ed - 75 uni ts @ 46m2 18 uni ts per ward

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architectural expression The archi tec tural i ntents to express humble mater i als such as f ai r f aced br i ck , steel struc ture and well f i ni sh concrete sur f ace whi lst respond to the residential and industrial site contex t. These mater i al blend s and ages well-i n ti me. The natural ear thy colour ad d ed war mth and home -li ke feeli ng to the f aci li t y. The vast land scape wi ll enhances and ad d charac ter to the f aci li t y, ef for tless d esi gn statement that suggest low mai ntenance and prac ti cal. The materials are put together creati vely wi th a mod er n yet simple architectural language.

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