PORTFOLIO 1 ( Bsc Architecture) by Azie Dzulha

PORTFOLIO CONTENT 1. RETREAT HOUSE 2. TRANSPORTATION HUB 3. URBAN MOSQUE 4. EXTENSION OF ARCHITECTURE BUILDING (ANNEX) 5. INDONESIA BETAWI CULTURAL CENTRE 6. BUS STOP 7. RUMAH DATO BANDARO KUNIANG 8. YOUTH CENTRE 9. AQUATIC RESEARCH CENTRE 10. MODELS 11. SKETCHES

_01 RETREAT HOUSE

Retreat House Site : Bukit Tabur, Selangor Client : Amaluddin (Public Figure) The project is about a a retreat house for public fugure based on the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s demand. The site is located at Bukit Tabur near Klang Gate dam. The site is enrich with greens and natural elements. The house is filled with spaces that interact with nature. The client request a house that brings nature to him as he can communicate and rejuvenate the nature. The focus of the house is to achieve the the process effect as it is envelope with soothing nature and trees. The house is designed with the idea of maximizing natural light without thermal gain. In fact, it is to enhance the bature screen by respecting the site context. Perspective from the lake

Master Bedroom Perspective

The house is expexted to be extraordinary and it is truly a fitting tribute to our rich nature.

Exterior Lounge

Living Room Perspective

Master Bedroom Perspective

Dining Room Perspective

_02 TRANSPORTATION HUB

The Kota Bharu Central is settled as new magnificient of linking the people and city. It is based on the concept of interlaces that weaves the city of Kelantan thru architecture, environment and social.

The Coffee Bar view

Al - souq view

North West Elevation Site Plan

Birdâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s eye view

South East Elevation

Section A-A

Section B-B

Constructional Detail

_03 URBAN MOSQUE

Masjid Darul Ukhwah

The mosque is based on the concept of ukhwah. It promotes the relationship between religion, community and environment into one. The site is located at Laman Tun Sri Lanang,Johor Bahru with a wide vista of the Tebrau straits facing Singaopre. It also surrounded by green as it was a park for the community at the city. In fact it also as access route of the public that connects to the city. Thus, Masjid Darul Ukhwah will be as the nuclues of the city that serves people daily needs. The prayer hall is at the centre of the building to show the main space of the building. The centre of the ground floor has bazaar that promotes local goods. The mosque provides a park for the community to enjoy the vview of Selat Tebrau. It also provides facilities such as classroom, chicken soup for homeless, suffah and library. Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Space Zoning

Natural Ventilation

View from North

View from South

Prayer Hall

Construction Detail

_04 EXTENSION OF ARCHITECTURE STUDIO

The project is an extension of architecture studio to occupy 200 students. It is a new affiliation to the main architecture building as well as its environment. The annex adopts the assence of its main buildingby its traditional contemporary outlook of International Islamic University Malaysia(IIUM) city planning whilst the transparency in design adopt the nature into the building. The design is to solve the issues of lacks number of studios and presentation spaces and partitions. It needs a permanent exhibition area to reflect an architecture school environment. Thus the new annex promotes tranparent gallery that links to the green vista and install the students artworks. A very welcoming entrance higlights the design withe the essence of malay traditional contemporary architecture to this new annex architecture studio.

Site Plan

Ground Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

Research Studio Interior

Studio Arrangement Layout

_05 INDONESIA BETAWI CULTURAL CENTRE

Site Analysis

Design Concept Development

Perspective

North East Elevation

South West Elevation

Masterplan

_06 BUS STOP

UNIVERSAL BUS STOP With the vibrant development of most countries nowadays, public facilities play a vital role in fulfilling daily basis and human needs. Facilities such as bus stop, though were among the best option for the community, is being more and more neglected than the other modern public transportations. Bus stop has always been underreate in term of its design, functionality, role and its sustainability although it serves as the mos prominent part for this public transportation. There are some issues that should be considered in order to design a bus stop: which are security, comfortability, cleanliness, directory informationand user-friendly. The security should be tightened due to the increasing number of crimes. For instance, snatch-thieving cases that usually happen at the bus stop. Besides tha, comfortability should be improvised especially in terms of design and location. Under cleanliness issues,more facilities should be added such dustbins, The directory information must be comprehensive by including details of the bus routes and other important information. Based on the observation, most of the buses are pretty much not disabled-friendly. Besides adding ramp, the idea of introducing sensor for blind people should be highlighted. Lastly, the bus stop provides spaces to accomodate bicycles for the convenience of the society. Based on the issues mentioned, we are able to come out with a design concept for the bus stop. Our concept highlighted the importance of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Fundamental Predictionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Fundamental means great significance or entailing major change, something that is essential for a system or onject. Whereas predilection symbolizes the humanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basic necessity to enhance their quality of life . In a nutshell, with the new proposed design, the bus stop can encourage the public to use the buses as the main mode of transportation.

_07 RUMAH DATO BANDARO KUNIANG

RUMAH DATO’ BANDARO KUNINAG The project is at Batusangkar, Padang, West Sumatera, Indonesia. Rumah Dato’ Bandaro Kuniang is chosen as for meadured drawings project for heritage studies at International Islamic University. The project was done in two months period within a team to complete the measured drawings and all the documentations of the house. Rumah Gadang Dato’ Bandaro Kuniang is also known as Rumah Adat Minangkabau Nagari Lima Kaun. The house was built in 1908 in Masihi. The birth of Rumah Gadang is due to the development of cultural conducts and usage of customary laws in the community of Limo Kaum. The house also serves as a living space for the family of Dato Bandaro Kuniang and a place for meeting or musyawarah to discuss problem of the community. Am a person in charge in technical drawing of Cad2d and 3d for almost 300 ornamentations. Besides that, I invovled in cataloging all the data and documentation of the house. A photographer for catalogue team in recording the ornamentation at all sides. Rumah Dato’ Bandaro Kuniang

Site Plan

Ground Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

The Rangkiang

Model of Rumah Datoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bandaro Kuniang East Elevation Rumah Ibu (1908)

Rumah Tabuah

South Elevation Rumah Ibu (1908)

Anjuang and Rumah Ibu

The Minangkabau Roof

Ornamentation Details

_08 YOUTH CENTRE

YOUTH, PHYSICAL and CREATIVE CENTRE The project is a youth and physical centre at Taman Tasik Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur. It is located at the lungs of the city centre. The design concept of the project is an escapism that brings the youth to an escape from the hectic life of the city. When we talk about youth, they are priceless assets to be taken care of. The design provides a physical centre, recreation centre, art class, extreme activities and many facilities with beatiful and serene environment by the lake for the youth and public user. It also stirred by the concern on the progressive changes of the state of the future living environment and the needs to facilitate peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s adaptability to the changes. The project namely the youth project shall focus on efforts to train and educate the youth generation aiming at soliciting solutions for a better youth presentation with regards to his physical and mental skills and ability. The center also aims at developing awareness among the youth on the importance of preserving the environment for future sustainability. For that matter the programs at the center shall focus on activities related to creative re-cycling and nature preservation as well as health physical indoor and outdoor activities.

_09 Aquatic Research Centre

Section A-A

Gfround Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

The project is is an Aquatic Research Centre located at Tasik Kenyir, Terengganu. The concept of the design is adopt from algae. Algae is one ofe the aquatiic live that has 1001 uses. The algae research centre is derived it shape from the movement of algae. The centre core represents the nucleus as the main entrance of the building. The laboratory also place at the centre core to attract public as they can see the researcher activities thru the glass wall. The laboratory is surrounded by public spaces and represents the main core of the building. The strips of the wall made of tube contains algae that can generate electricity. Algae is found as potential renewable energy for future design. Thus the building will be the pioneer of the algae renewable energy in future. The flow of the circulation brings the publis to the process of algae from the starts to the end as it gives input to the public toward algae process. The design emphasize the vistas of the beautiful lake that gives sense of calm and serene to the public and researchres.

_10 MODELS

Project : Serial Plane Concept : Fish movement Year : 2010

Project : Space Eploration Concept : Infinity Year : 2012 Time : 40 Minutes

Project : Tectonic Concept : Spiral Year : 2010

Project : P Concept : Spiral Year : 2010

Project : Aqua Research Centre Concept : Algae Movement Year : 2014

Project : Architecture Stuio Annex Concept : Affiliation Year : 2014

Project : Retreat House Concept : The Nature Envelope Year : 2012

Project : Fuure Disabled Wheelchair Concept : Friendly User Year : 2014

Project : Youth and Physical Centre Concept : The escapism Year : 2013

Project : 1:1 Emo Scale Shelter Concept : Confusion Year : 2014

_11 SKETCHES

Pencil fas sketch and rendering

Pen rendering

Pencil rendering

watercolor rendering

Pencil fas sketch and rendering

watercolor rendering

Pen stippling techniques

marker pen rendering

Pen stippling technique

marker pen trendering