ARCHI TECTURE PORTFOLI O
ADAPTI VE REUSE PROJECTI N SENTULDEPOT COMMUNI TYHUB
TO CELEBRATETHENEW & OLD
PREPARED BY:TAN CHEW BEE |
TUTOR :MR.JAMES
PROJECT 01:DESI GN BY RESEARCHI NG PROJECT 02 :STRATEGI ES + CONTEXTUAL ( A)URBAN STRATEGY ( B)BUI LDI NG STRATEGY PROJECT 03 :NEW NORMAL
Co v i d19ma deal a s t i ngi mpa c to na l l f a c e t so f o url i v e si n2020.I nt i me so fc r i s i s ,i ti sa n o ppo r t uni t yt or e t hi nkhow wewo ul dl i k et o l i v ei no urur ba nha bi t ati nt hef ut ur e . T o unde r s t a nd t he pa nde mi c Co v i d19 o n v a r i o us l a y e ro fl i f e ,we we r er e qui r e dt o unde r s t a nd pr ea nd po s tc o v i d19 s i t uat i o n a ndt os pe c ul at ewhatwi l li tbei nt hef ut ur e . We a r et oi nv e s t i gat eo nt he gi v e nt he me , c o mmuni t yhub,Re x KL&Zho ngSha n
TheZho ngs ha nBui l di ngatKa mpungAt t api sane wa r t sa nd r e s e a r c hc o mmuni t yl o c at e di nKua l aL umpur ,Ma l a y s i a . The 1950s bui l di ng c o ns i s t so f12 uni t s ne s t l e di n3 i nt e r c o nne c t e ds ho pho us e swhe r et hea r t sa ndc ul t ur ec a n bef o undunde ro ner o o fi nt hehe a r to fKua l aL umpur .OOr Ar t sPr o j e c tGa l l e r yi sl o c at e do nt hegr o undf l o o r ,whe r ei t s howc a s e sas e l e c t i o no fwo r k sbyl o c a lbr a nds ,s uc ha s T o mmyL eBa k e r .T i nt a budii sl o c at e do nt hef i r s tf l o o r whe r ei tha sac o mpi l at i o no fr a r e s ta ndv i nt agebo o k st hat c o ul dbeha r dl yf i nda ny whe r e .Be s i de st hat , T a nda ngSt o r e wi t hmo r et ha nj us tv i ny l ,c a s s e t t e sa ndCDshe r e ,y o u’ l l f i ndz i ne s ,bo o k sa ndo t he rpunk r e l at e dme r c ha ndi s e . Ex t e r i orv i e wofZhongs hanbui l di ng
Re s i de nt i al smi xwi t hs hopl ot sunde r ne at h
We ar&T e arBui l di ngshomef orf or e i gnwor k e r s
The di v e r s i t y o fs ho ps a r e o c c upi e d by di f f e r e nt Duet ot hepa nde mi cCo v i d19,t heba k e r yupdat e dt he i r ba c k gr o undso fa r t i s t swi t ht het a l e nto fmus i ca nda r t . me nua nds t a r t e dt os e r v ebr e a k f a s ta ndl unc hbe c a us et he Mus i c a le v e nt s ,s i ngi ngpe r f o r ma nc e sa nda r ti ns t a l l at i o ns s o c i a lgr o upc ha nge da ndt he yt r i e dt oat t r a c tba c kt he a r eus ua l l yhe l datt hec o ur t y a r do fZho ngSha nbui l di ng. Al l c r owdo fpe o pl e .Howe v e r ,a r ts ho psa r emo r epo pul a r i z eo n t he s ee v e ntpl at f o r msj o i nt l yc o nt r i but et ot hel o c a lc r e at i v e o nl i nepl at f o r msa si ti shi ghl yde ma nde ddur i ngt hi spe r i o d c o mmuni t y by pr o mo t i ng mul t i l e v e l c o l l a bo r at i o n, o ft i me .Thec o f o unde r so fOURAr t Pr o j e c t sL i z aHoa nd e nha nc i ngt hee c o s y s t e m whi l es uppo r t i ngt hegr owt ha nd Snow Nggav er e nt a ldi s c o unt st oa l lt het e na nt swi t ht he de v e l o pme nto fKua l aL umpur ’ se me r ge ntc r e at i v ei ndus t r y .c o ns i de r at i o no fc o v i d19i nv a s i o ni nMa l a y s i a .
PROJECT01
|
DESI GN BYRESEARCHI NG
KLha sma nyc ul t ur a l r e l at e ds po t s ,butt ho s ema i nl ys e r v e o nl yo nepur po s e ,REXKLi sa l s ok nowna sac ul t ur a lhub.I n r e c e nty e a r s be f o r et he pa nde mi co fCo v i d19,Kua l a L umpurha sha di t sf a i rs ha r eo fe x c i t i ngne wa r t ss pa c e pr o j e c t se me r gi ng f r o mt he a s he so fa no l d downt own c i ne ma ,a f o r me r me at pa c k i ng f a c t o r ya nd wo r k e r s qua r t e r s ,agr a ndo l dho t e lr i ghtdownt oane a r f o r go t t e n wa r e ho us ea ndac o l o ni a l e r abunga l ow. Br e at hi ngne wl i f eba c kt ot heo l dbui l di nga r ea r c hi t e c t s Shi nCha nga ndShi nTs e ng, whor e pur po s e da ndr e v i v e dt he hi s t o r i ct hr e e s t o r e yt hr o ugh a dapt i v e us e : at o nc e pr e s e r v i ngac ul t ur a lhe r i t age ,s pa r k i nggr e at e re c o no mi c de v e l o pme nt , pl us a r e a l i z at i o n o ff o r wa r dt hi nk i ng s us t a i na bi l i t ya nds o c i a lr e s po ns i bi l i t y .
I twasbur ndowndur i ngaf ai l e dbur gl ar yat t e mpt .Andt he nr e bui l ti n1976,t hec i ne mahous e das i ngl es c r e e nt hr e at e r ope r at e dbys hawbr ot he r st he nl at e ronbygol de ns c r e e nc i ne ma.Me ant i mei twasal s oac l ub,dr ugde n,hos t e landhot e l . The r e pur po s e do l dc i ne ma now pl a y s ho s tt ov a r i o us Dur i ngt hepa nde mi cCo v i d19,t her e pur po s e dChi nat own e v e nt shappe ni ngf r o m Thur s da y st oSunda y se v e r ywe e k . a r t ss pa c e( f o r me r l yRe xCi ne ma )i so f f e r i ng a no nl i ne The s ei nc l ude f o r ums by NGOs ,mus i c a lpe r f o r ma nc e s , s e r i e sc a l l e dRe x KLSe s s i o ns ,whi c hc o nt i nue s-v i r t ua l l yt he at e r pr o duc t i o ns ,a r te x hi bi t i o ns , ba z a a r s , mo v i e t hemus i c ,c o me dya ndt he at r ee v e nt sa s s o c i at e dwi t ht he s c r e e ni ngsa ndmuc hmo r e .Ac t i v i t i e sc ha ngef r o m we e kt o v e nue .Thes e r i e ss t r e a mse v e r yThur s da yunt i lAug27o n we e k . The s ee v e nt sa r eupdat e dr e gul a r l yo nt he i rF a c e bo o k Ai r As i aRe dT i x ,wi t hami x e dpr o gr a mme .Vi e we r sc a nhe l p page .So mee v e nt sa r ec o mpl e t e l yf r e et ot a k epa r ti n,s uc h s uppo r tt hea r t i s t e sv i at heAi r As i aRe dT i xpl at f o r m,wi t ha a sf l e ama r k e t s ,buto t he r sma yr e qui r et i c k e t s . mi ni mum do nat i o n( RM10) .
PROJECT01
|
DESI GN BYRESEARCHI NG
PROJECT01
|
DESI GN BYRESEARCHI NG
PROJECT01
|
DESI GN BYRESEARCHI NG
PROJECT01
|
DESI GN BYRESEARCHI NG
PROJECT01
|
DESI GN BYRESEARCHI NG
Se nt ulha sal o nghi s t o r yo fbe i nga no l dr a i l wa yt own e s t a bl i s he ds i nc et hel at e1800s .St a r t i ngf r o m 1904, t he F e de r at e d Ma l a y St at e s Ra i l wa y( F MSR)be ga n bui l di ngac o mpl e xo fr a i l wa yma i nt e na nc ewo r k s ho ps atSe nt ulk nowna st heCe nt r a lRa i l wa yWo r k s ho ps ,o r Se nt ulWo r k s .Co ns i de r e do neo ft hef i ne s ti nt e gr at e d e ngi ne e r i ngwo r k s ho psi nt hewo r l d, i ts e r v e dt hene e ds o fF MSRi nt hee a r l y1900sa ndf o rKTM upt ot hee a r l y 2000s . I ni t she y da y , Se nt ul Wo r k se mpl oy e do v e r7, 000 wo r k e r s .The200, 000s qf t( 18, 580s qm)a r e ai sdo t t e d byl a r gebr i c kbui l di ngsa ndme t a ls he ds ,o nc eus e da s de po t s ,e ngi ne e r i ngwo r k s ho psa nds t o r agea r e a sf o r s t e a ma nddi e s e ll o c o mo t i v e sa ndr a i l wa yc a r s . I ni t sgl o r yda y s ,Se nt ulWo r k s ,now k nowna sSe nt ul De po t ,e v e nbui l tt r a i npa r t sf o rt her a i l wa yne t wo r ki n I ndi a .Se nt ulwa so neo ft hel a s tt ownsi nt hec o unt r y bo mbe dbyBr i t i s hpl a ne sdur i ngWo r l dWa rI I .We e k s be f o r et he e nd o ft he wa ri n 1945,t he de po twa s he av i l yat t a c k e dbyB29bo mbe r s .Af t e rt hewa r ,t he wo r k s ho ps we r e pa r t i a l l yr e bui l t but s a dl y ,ne v e r he i ro r i gi na lgl o r y ,wi t hma nyo ft hef o r me r r e ga i ne dt c o l o ni a lr a i l wa ybui l di ngsl e f ta sr ui ns .Whati sl e f t t o da yi sami xo fc e nt ur y o l da swe l la ss l i ght l yne we r s t r uc t ur e sf r o mt hepo s t wa rr e c o ns t r uc t i o nwo r k s .
The mai nf ocusoft he mai n pr oj ect s si t e wi l lbe t he Sent ulDepotar ea.
Se nt ulha sal o nghi s t o r yo fbe i nga no l dr a i l wa y t own e s t a bl i s he ds i nc et he l at e 1800s .T o di s c o v e rt hei nt e gr at i o nbe t we e nhi s t o r i c a ls i t e s wi t ht hec o nt e mpo r a r yur ba nf a br i co fSe nt ul . Thi ss t udyi nt e ndst o he l p ur ba ns t r at e gyi n unde r s t a ndi ngt hei mpo r t a nc eo ft hehi s t o r i c a l ba c k gr o undo ft hes i t ea ndhow i ti nt e gr at e s wi t hur ba nde v e l o pme nt .l twi l ta l s oa c ta sa gui da nc ef o r de v e l o pme ntatt hes a met i me e nha nc et hegl o r ypa s to ft hes i t ea ndpr o mo t e s us t a i na bl ede s i gnde v e l o pme nt .
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
HI STORI CAL MAP 1 900
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
HI STORI CAL MAP 1 9325
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
1 857
K u a l aL u mp u rwa sf o u n d e da l o n g t h ec o n f l u e n c eo f Kl a n ga n d Go mb a kr i v e ra ss a ml l T i nmi n i n g h a ml e t wi t hi t sl a b o u r e r sf r o mc h i -
1 935
2005
T h ee l e c t r i f i c a t i o no f t h er a i l t r a c k s a n do p e r a t i o n so f KT Mc o mmu t e r s e r v i c e sh a sb e g a n .
1 885
Hu n d r e d so f t h o u s a n d so f e t h n i c I n d i a n swe r eb r o u g h t i nwi t ht h e r a i l wa y si n1 8 8 5t ot h e nMa l a y a f r o mI n d i ai nb u i l d i n gt h eMa l a y a n r a i l wa y s . T h ef i r s t s e t t l e me n t o f t h e s eI n d i a nr a i l wa yf a mi l i e swa s
1 890 T h eBr i t i s hh a se s t a b l i s h e dt h e F e d e r a t e dMa l a ySt a t e sRa i l wa y d e p o t i nSe n t u l k n o wna st h e Se n t u l Wo r k swi t hl a b o u r e r sf r o m I n d i awi t ht h e i ra c c o mmo d a t i o n
1 942 J a p a n e s eo c c u p i e dMa l a y aa n d t o o ko v e rt h er a i l wa yo p e r a t i o n f r o mt h eBr i t i s h .
1 945
RAFBo mb e rd e s t r o y e dt h ema j o r i t yo f t h ed e p o t d u r i n gWW2 .
KLP ACo p e nt ot h ep u b l i c wh i c hwa sb u i l t u p o nao l d r a i l wa yb u i l d i n go f Se n t u l Wo r k s .
2009
St e a me n g i n e st r a i n , c l o s e d d o wni n2 0 0 9 , d i s ma n t l i n g t h ema j o r i t yo f c o n n e c t i n g r a i l wa yl i n e st ot h en o r t ha n d we s t a n dl a t e ri t so p e r a t i o n s mo v e dt oad e p o t i nBa t u
1 950 De p o t r e b u i l t b u t n e v e rr e g a i n e d i t sf o r me rg l o r y .
1 904
T h eF e d e r a l Ma l a ySt a t e sRa i l wa y ( F MSR) b e g a nc o n s t r u c t i n ga c o mp l e xo f r a i l wa yma i n t e n a n c e
1 91 5 I n f r a s t r u c t u r eI mp r o v e me n t i n c l u d i n gt h ec o mp l e t i o no f J a l a nI p o h r o a dl i n k i n gK u a l aL u mp u rt oI p o h .
1 870 Y a pAhL o i e s t a b l i s h e da n dr e d e v e l o p e dK u a l aL u mp u ra sa ne c o n o mi c , c o mme r c i a l a n dmi n i n g c e n t e ro f Se l a n g o rSEd u r i n gt h e
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
201 0 1 960 T h eSe n t u l s t a t i o nwa sr e -
As ma l l g o l f c o u r s ewa se r e c t e da n d b u i l t wi t hi t sl i n e se x t e n d e d l a s t e du n t i l KT Mp r i v a t i z a t i o n . t oBa t uCa v e s . T h er e ma i n i n gKT Mo p e r a t i o n si nt h e P r i v a t i z a t i o no f Ma l a y a nRa i l b y o l dd e p o t c e a s e dwi t hma i n f o r me rp r i memi n i s t e r T u nDr . Ma h a t h i rwh i c hr e s u l t e di nSe n t u l i n c l u d i n gt h ed e p o t b e c o meu n d e r h eF e n n e l a n dCa p e r swa sb u i l t . ma n a g e me n t o f Y T Lf o rt h eu r b a nr e - T
1 990
201 6
1 995
T h ee l e c t r i f i c a t i o no f t h er a i l t r a c k s a n do p e r a t i o n so f KT Mc o mmu t e r s e r v i c e sh a sb e g a n&t h eo l dd e p o t wa sr e t r o f i t t e dt os e r v e de l e c t r i c
201 9 P a r t o f t h eDe p o t b e c a mea ne v e n t s p a c e &r e c r e a t i o n a l a c t i v i t i e s
Re f l e c tb a c kwh a tweh a v ed o n eo ny o u rp r o j e c t1,t h ep r o j e c ts h o u l db e s p e a k i n ga b o u tt h ec o n t e x t ,s i t ea n ds p e c u l a t i o no fwh a ti sb e s tf o rt h e c o mmu n i t y . As e r i e so fd r a wi n g sa n dd i a g r a mse t c( l i n eo rc o l l a g e s …) ,a swe l la s mo d e l s , v i s u a l i s i n gy o u ru r b a ns t r a t e g y . T h i si st od i r e c t l yr e f e rt or e p r e s e n t a t i o n so fe x i s t i n gc o n d i t i o n s . Aa p p r o p r i a t es c a l e st ob es e ta n dma ya l l o w f u r t h e rr e f i n e me n to rd i s t i n c to p e n e n d e d n e s s . T h eu r b a ns t r a t e g ywi l l b ef o c u s i n go nPr o j e c t1’ st h e me .
HI STORI CAL MAP 1 900
HI STORI CAL MAP 1 9325
TRACI NG BACK THE SI GNI FI CANT BUI LDI NG FOOTPRI NTS & SETTLEMENTS
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
Nucl eated se l ement p a t t e r ni swh e r eal o to fb u i l d i n g sa r e g r o u p e dt o g e t h e ra n di so f t e nf o u n di n l o wl a n da r e a s ;
l i nearse l ement p a t t e r ni swh e r et h eb u i l d i n g s a r eb u i l ti nl i n e sa n di so f t e n f o u n do ns t e e ph i l l s i d e s .
Di sper sed se l ement p a t t e r ni swh e r et h eb u i l d i n g sa r e s p r e a do u ta n di so f t e nf o u n di n u p l a n da r e a s ;
HI STORI CAL SETTLEMENTS
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
2020
1 935
2000
1 965
1 965 201 5
T h eSe n t u lDe p o ta sab u i l d i n gh a se x i s t e d s i n c eSe n t u lwa su s e da sac e n t r a lwo r k s h o p a n dd e p o tf o rF e d e r a t e dMa l a ySt a t e sRa i l wa y t r a i n s ,b u twa sn o td e mo l i s h e da n dr e p l a c e d d u r i n gt h e19891995.T h es u r r o u n d i n gc o n t e x th a sd e v e l o p e dwi t hh i s hr i s eb u i l d i n g s . Thehi s t or i cals i t econt ex twoul dbedel i v er ed t ot he communi t i es as wel las v i s i t or sf r om al lov ert hepl aces .T r aci ng back t he hi s t or i calmap and s t udyt he s et t l ement sbacki n1800s
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
1 936
01
02
03
PROJECT02
04
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
pr oposed vehi cul ar ci r cul ati on pr oposed vehi cul ar ci r cul ati on
r esi denti al
r esi denti al
br utal i sm par k
pr oposed vehi cul ar ci r cul ati on
bui l di ng str ategy
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
As i g n i f i c a n tt h o u g h t so fSe n t u l De p o twh i c hp r o v i d eac o n t i n u i n gs e n s eo ft h e n o s t a t g i c .T ou n d e r s t a n da n da d d r e s st h ee x i s t i n ge n v i r o n me n twh i c hma k e s u pt h es e nt u tp a r k , wh i t er e s p o n d i n gt ot h i sc o n t e x twi t ha p p r o p r i a t ep l a n n i n g s t r a t e g i e sa tama c r ol e v e l p r i o rt od e t a i t e dd e v d o p me n to f p r o p o s a l s T h ea r c h i t e c t u r ea p p r a o c hi smo r et o wa r d sb r u t a l i s ms t y l e ,t h es i t ei t s e l fo f s e n t u l d e p o tg i v e sas e n s eo fb r i n g i n gb a c kt h eg t o r yd a y s . x i s t i n gwa r e h o u s ea n dKT MBe a s t h e t i co fb a r ec o n c r e t e ,b r i c k ,wo o d , T h ee s t e e . Wh e r eBr u t a l i s mi sas t y t ewi t ha n de mp h a s i so nme t e r i a t s , t e x t u r e sa n d c o n s t r u c t i o n . T h ec r e a t i o no fp r o p o s e du r b a np l a n n i n gi sn o to n t ya b o u te x i s t i n ga n dn e w b u i l d i n g :i ti sj u s ta smu c ha b o u tt h eh i s t o r i c a lq u a l i t yo ft h es t r e e t s ,s q u a r e s , p a r k s ,s e t t l e me n t sa n do t h e ro p e ns p a c e st h a tc o mp r i s et h ep u b l i cr e a l ma n d r e s p o n d i n gt ot h es i t e .
T oe x p l o r eu r b a ns t r a t e g ya n db u i l d i n gs c a l ei np a p e r . P a p e rc o l l a g e sa n dmo d e l sa l l o waq u i c kr e p e t i t i o na n dv a r i a t i o no fi d e a s , a swe l l a so n g o i n ga d j u s t me n t s . Wi t h i ny o u ru r b a ns t r a t e g y ’ si n t e r v e n t i o n ,f u r t h e rd e v e l o pt h e i n t e r v e n t i o n s .I nt h i se x e r c i s ey o uc o u l dd e v e l o paf e wi n t e r v e n t i o n so ro n l yc h o o s eo n et od e v e l o p . Ha v eas e r i e so fd r a wi n g sa n dmo d e l sv i s u a l i z i n gy o u rb u i l d i n g s c a l ei n t e r v e n t i o ni sk e yi mp o r t a n ti nt h i sd e s i g ns t a g e .V i s u a l i z a t i o n sa r eh e a v i l yd e p e n d e n to ny o u ri n d i v i d u a l d e s i g n . T h ewo r kma yb u i l do nd r a wi n g so fe x i s t i n gc o n d i t i o n sa n dma y e x p l o i tawh o l ep a l l e to fd i f f e r e n ta n da p p r o p r i a t ewo r k i n gt e c h n i q u e s .T h ema i nf o c u so ft h ema i np r o j e c t ss i t ewi l lb et h e Se n t u l De p o ta r e a .
bui l di ng str ategy
“
T oc r e a t eas t r o n gl i n k a g ef o r p u b l i ct oa c c e s st on e wi n t e r v e n t i o n .
“
Su b s t r a t et h ef o o t p r i n ts e t t l e me n t s b a s e do nt h eh i s t o r i c a l ma pi nt h e Se n t u l De p o ta n dKT MBa si n i t i a l s t a g e o fd e s i g n .
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
Ro o ft ob ed e mo l i s h:
PROJECT02
|
F o o t p r i n ts e t t l e me n t s :
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
Ro o f i n gs h e e t st ob e r e mo v e d :
Pr o p o s e ds p a c et ob eo n t o pe x . e x p o s e dr o o f :
“
Su b s t r a t et h ef o o t p r i n ts e t t l e me n t s b a s e do nt h eh i s t o r i c a l ma pi nt h e Se n t u l De p o ta n dKT MBa si n i t i a l s t a g e o fd e s i g n .
PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
“
T oc r e a t eas t r o n gl i n k a g ef o r p u b l i ct oa c c e s st on e wi n t e r v e n t i o n .
T h i sg o e sb e y o n dp r o t e c t i o no ft h e p r e s e r v a t i o no ft h ec h a r a c t e ro fa l o c a l i t ya se n d si nSe n t u l De p o t . T h eb u i l te n v i r o n me n t , i n c l u d i n g s t r u c t u r e so fa r c h i t e c t u r a l h e r i t a g e me r i t , h a sb e e nc o n s t a n t l ya d a p t e d t oa c c o mmo d a t en e ws o c i e t a l n e e d s a n dr e q u i r e me n t si nSe n t u l P a r k PROJECT02
|
CONTEXTUAL+STRATEGI ES
T oa p p a r e n t l ye v e r y b o d y ’ ss a t i s f a c t i o n ,t h ea b a n d o n e di n d u s t r i a l s p a c eh a sb e c o mea r t ’ sd e f a u l tp r e f e r e n c e–a t t r a c t i v eb e c a u s e i t sp r e d i c t a b l ec o n d i t i o n sd on o tc h a l l e n g et h ea r t i s t ’ si n t e n t i o n s –e n l i v e n e do c c a s i o n a l l ywi t he x c e p t i o n a l a r c h i t e c t u r a l g e s t u r e s . T h en e wSe n t u l De p o ti sp r o j e c t e di naf o r me ri n d u s t r i a l c o mp l e x t o o ,b u to n ewi t ha nu n u s u a ld i v e r s i t yo fs p a t i a le n v i r o n me n t s . T h eSe n t u l De p o ti sn o tap r e s e r v a t i o np r o j e c ta n dn o tan e wa r c h i t e c t u r e .T woc o n d i t i o n st h a ta r eu s u a l l yk e p ts e p a r a t eh e r e c o n f r o n te a c ho t h e ri nas t a t eo fp e r ma n e n ti n t e r a c t i o n–o f f e r i n g a ne n s e mb l eo ff r a g me n t st h a twi l ln o tc o n g e a li n t oas i n g l e i ma g e , o ra l l o wa n yp a r tt od o mi n a t et h eo t h e r s . Ne w,o l d ,h o r i z o n t a l ,v e r t i c a l ,wi d e ,n a r r o w,wh i t e ,b l a c k ,o p e n , e n c l o s e d–a l l t h e s ec o n t r a s t se s t a b l i s ht h er a n g eo fo p p o s i t i o n s t h a td e f i n et h en e wSe n t u l De p o t . Byi n t r o d u c i n gs oma n ys p a t i a l v a r i a b l e s ,t h ec o mp l e x i t yo ft h ea r c h i t e c t u r ewi l lp r o mo t ea nu n s t a b l e , o p e np r o g r a mmi n g , wh e r ea r ta n da r c h i t e c t u r ewi l l b e n e f i tf r o me a c ho t h e r ’ sc h a l l e n g e s .
“
F o c u s i n go nSe n t u l De p o ta so u r ma i ns i t e , f u r t h e rd e v e l o po u ro wn ma t e r i a l / t e x t u r et oc o mp l i me n twi t h t h ee x i s t i n gma t e r i a l .
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
“
Wo o d e ns l e e p e r sa r ea ne x c e l l e n ta l t e r n a t i v et o b r i c k so rc o n c r e t ef o rb u i l d i n gr e t a i n i n gwa l l si ny o u r g a r d e n . No to n l yd ot h e yl o o kb e a u t i f u l , b u tt h e ya r eo f t e n amu c hmo r ea f f o r d a b l eo p t i o n . Ga r d e ns l e e p e r sc a nb e u s e db o t hh o r i z o n t a l l ya n dv e r t i c a l l ywh e nb u i l d i n gar e t a i n i n gwa l l .
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
PROJECT03
|
NEW NORMAL
6
7
4 5 8 1 2
3
Legends 1)Dr opOf f 2)Car par k 3)OKU Car par k 4)Cour t yar d 5)KTM St at i on 6)KTMB 7)War ehouse2 8)Pr oposedBui l di ng PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
9
10
8
7
2 1
3
5 4
13 13 15 6
11
11
12 14
Legends 1) Dr opOf f 2) Recept i on 3) Lounge 4) F&B Seat i ng 5) FoodKi osk 6) Resour ceAr ea 7) I ndoorRecr eat i on 8) Rest i ngPavi l i on PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
9) Cour t yar d 10)Museum 11)Toi l et 12)OKUToi l et 13)Pr ayer sRoom 14)Ref useChamber 15)St or age
4
5
2
6
3
3
2 1
Legends 1) Li br ar y( Qui etZone) 2) Br eakoutAr ea 3) Mul t i pur poseRoom 4) Cour t yar d 5) Museum 6) Hol di ngRoom
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
3
2
2
4
1
Legends 1) St age/ Tempor ar yGal l er y 2) Di scussi onAr ea 3) Of f i ce 4) Cour t yar d
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
2
3
1
Legends 1) St age/ Tempor ar yGal l er y 2) Di scussi onAr ea 3) Cour t yar d
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
PROJECT03
|
PROPOSAL:COMMUNI TYHUB
Pl a nni ng&Bui l di ngGui de l i ne s Bui l di ngCo ns t r uc t i o n&Te c hno l o gy Bui l di ngSe r v i c e s
UCSIUNI VERSI TY Sc ho o lo fAr c hi t e c t ur e&Bui l tEnv i r o nme nt Te c hni c a lRe po r t-i nt e gr a t e dde s i gnr e qui r e dc o ns i de r a t i o nso fna t ur a la nda r t i f i c i a lf o rbo t hl i ght i ng a ndv e nt i l a t i o nt opr o duc eavi s ua la ndt he r ma lc o mf o r tf o rus e r s . Apa r tf r o mt ha t , t hewa t e rs uppl ya nd s e we r a ges ys t e mt obei nt e gr a t e di npr o po s e dde s i gnwhi l ec o ns i de r i ngt hes us t a i na b l ea ppr o a c h.
Pr e pa r e db y: Ta nChe wBe e|1001645380
AR5 1 8 Ar c hi t e c t ur a lDe s i gnSt udi o0 5 Ye a r3Uni tA|J ul y-No v2 0 2 0
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
KLCC
BUKIT JALIL
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
TITIWANGSA
LORONG BALAM
KLIA
PERSEKUTUAN
N BA
WILAYAH
JALA
SEREMBAN
JALAN STRACHAN
LAM
AN
JAL
AN
BAY
I
N
A JAL
NUR
JA
LA N PI
PI
JA
LA
T
N
M
H
N
L JA
JALAN STRACHAN
YU
LA
AN
JALAN STRACHAN
AK
JA
ER
PU
RK BE
RAC N ST JALA
HAN
K
LA
O
JA N
IN
N
A
L
R KU
DI T
A
J
KU
TE
SE R
LA
TE H
JA LA
N
JA LA N KE
AN
DI
DI
JA
LV A
SU
NG
AT
U
AN
JL N
SE
AI B
JAL
DU
RA I
JAL A
NS
PE RH EN
TRA
H
TIA
IP O
N
CHA
N
LA N
JA
LA
JL
N
N
SU
PI A
H
KEY PLAN
01 NOT TO SCALE
LOCATION PLAN
02 NOT TO SCALE
NA
NG KA
PI LL
AY
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
SENTUL
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP1
UP1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP UP
UP 1
UP 1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2°
2°
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
UP UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
UP
WIND FACTOR
SUN ORIENTATION & LIGHT FACTOR
SITE PLAN NOT TO SCALE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
03
UP
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
UP
UP1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
UP
UP
UP 1
2°
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP UP
UP
UP
GROUND FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 5TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
05
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
UP
UP DN
UP
DN
UP
UP
DN DN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 5TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
06
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
24°
23°
12
24°
24°
24°
DN
°
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 5TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
07
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
24°
23°
°
12
24°
24°
24°
DN
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 5TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
08
UP
UP
UP1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
UP
UP
UP 1
2°
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP UP
UP
UP
GROUND FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 9TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
09
UP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
UP
UP DN
UP
DN
UP
UP
DN DN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 9TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
10
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
24°
23°
12
24°
24°
24°
DN
°
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 9TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
11
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
24°
23°
°
12
24°
24°
24°
DN
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN : UBBL 9TH SCHEDULE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
12
UP
UP
UP1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
5.1m
4.6m 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP 11.3m
UP
4.3m
16.7m 4.6m
8.4m 4.6m
4.6m
UP
13.1m
UP UP
UP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
2°
19.4m
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW) TYPES OF EXIT 1) STOREY EXIT 2) HORIZONTAL EXIT 3) EXIT ROUTE 4) ALTERNATIVE EXITS 5) FINAL EXIT
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
11.3m 4.7m
4.9m
12.4m
4.0m
UP 21.4m
UP
UP 14.2m 2.1m 2.1m 2.1m 2.1m
3.5m 4.7m
4.0m
4.0m 4.7m
6.0m
6.0m
3.8m 2.1m 2.1m 2.1m 2.1m
2.1m 2.1m
UP
GROUND FLOOR PLAN : FIRE ESCAPE & TRAVEL DISTANCE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
13
(UBBL 133) - INTERPRETATIONS FINAL EXIT REFERS TO THE THRESHOLD THAT SEPARATES "STILL WITHIN THE BUILDING" AND "OUT OF BUILDING". THE LIABILITY OF THE DESIGN FOR EVACUATION FROM THE BUILDING ENDS AT THIS POINT (UBBL 169) - EXIT ROUTE 1) THE PROTECTED PASSAGE FROM A STOREY EXIT THAT LEADS TO THE FINAL EXIT 2) CAN INCLUDE SPACES THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS AREAS OF REFUGE ANYWHERE BETWEEN THE STOREY EXIT AND THE FINAL
UP
EXIT (UBBL 166) - ALTERNATIVE EXITS 1) THIS IS THE PRIMARY CONCEPT FOR SAFE EVACUATION. EVERY FLOOR SPACE SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AT LEAST TWO EXITS ON THE BASIS THAT IF ONE EXIT IS INOPERABLE, THE OTHER EXIT CAN SERVE THE FUNCTION 2) THIS "DESIGNING FOR REDUNDANCY" PRINCIPLE APPLES TO ALL ASPECTS OF EVACUATION. (UBBL 171) HORIZONTAL EXIT EXITS THAT LEAD TO AN ADJACENT(HORIZONTAL) SEPARATED COMPARTMENT WITHIN THE SAME FLOOR (UBBL 164,174) - STOREY EXIT 1) EXITS FROM A FLOOR WHICH IS OF A DIFFERENT LEVEL FROM THE FINAL EXIT, OR, IF ON THE SAME LEVEL, A DISTANCE AWAY FROM THE FINAL EXIT 2) A STOREY EXIT IS TO LEAD TO A FINAL EXIT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
UP
10.5m
11.1m
UP DN
10.9m
5.5m 6.8m 5.9m 8.9m
4.9m
UP
DN
11.9m 5.0m
UP
UP 14.7m
9.0m
9.0m
4.3m 4.1m
5.6m
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW) TYPES OF EXIT 1) STOREY EXIT 2) HORIZONTAL EXIT 3) EXIT ROUTE 4) ALTERNATIVE EXITS 5) FINAL EXIT (UBBL 133) - INTERPRETATIONS FINAL EXIT REFERS TO THE THRESHOLD THAT SEPARATES "STILL WITHIN THE BUILDING" AND "OUT OF BUILDING". THE LIABILITY OF THE DESIGN FOR EVACUATION FROM THE BUILDING ENDS AT THIS POINT (UBBL 169) - EXIT ROUTE 1) THE PROTECTED PASSAGE FROM A STOREY EXIT THAT LEADS TO THE FINAL EXIT 2) CAN INCLUDE SPACES THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS AREAS OF REFUGE ANYWHERE BETWEEN THE STOREY EXIT AND THE FINAL
9.7m 13.3m
16.0m
17.6m
DN DN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN : FIRE ESCAPE & TRAVEL DISTANCE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
14
EXIT (UBBL 166) - ALTERNATIVE EXITS 1) THIS IS THE PRIMARY CONCEPT FOR SAFE EVACUATION. EVERY FLOOR SPACE SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AT LEAST TWO EXITS ON THE BASIS THAT IF ONE EXIT IS INOPERABLE, THE OTHER EXIT CAN SERVE THE FUNCTION 2) THIS "DESIGNING FOR REDUNDANCY" PRINCIPLE APPLES TO ALL ASPECTS OF EVACUATION. (UBBL 171) HORIZONTAL EXIT EXITS THAT LEAD TO AN ADJACENT(HORIZONTAL) SEPARATED COMPARTMENT WITHIN THE SAME FLOOR (UBBL 164,174) - STOREY EXIT 1) EXITS FROM A FLOOR WHICH IS OF A DIFFERENT LEVEL FROM THE FINAL EXIT, OR, IF ON THE SAME LEVEL, A DISTANCE AWAY FROM THE FINAL EXIT 2) A STOREY EXIT IS TO LEAD TO A FINAL EXIT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36
13.8m
35 34
32 31 30 29
13.8m
28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
12.3m
23°
24°
15.0m
DN
24°
11.6m
14.5m
24°
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW) TYPES OF EXIT 1) STOREY EXIT 2) HORIZONTAL EXIT 3) EXIT ROUTE 4) ALTERNATIVE EXITS 5) FINAL EXIT
12
24°
(UBBL 133) - INTERPRETATIONS FINAL EXIT REFERS TO THE THRESHOLD THAT SEPARATES "STILL WITHIN THE BUILDING" AND "OUT OF BUILDING". THE LIABILITY OF THE DESIGN FOR EVACUATION FROM THE BUILDING ENDS AT THIS POINT (UBBL 169) - EXIT ROUTE 1) THE PROTECTED PASSAGE FROM A STOREY EXIT THAT LEADS TO THE FINAL EXIT 2) CAN INCLUDE SPACES THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS AREAS OF REFUGE ANYWHERE BETWEEN THE STOREY EXIT AND THE FINAL
°
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN : FIRE ESCAPE & TRAVEL DISTANCE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
15
EXIT (UBBL 166) - ALTERNATIVE EXITS 1) THIS IS THE PRIMARY CONCEPT FOR SAFE EVACUATION. EVERY FLOOR SPACE SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AT LEAST TWO EXITS ON THE BASIS THAT IF ONE EXIT IS INOPERABLE, THE OTHER EXIT CAN SERVE THE FUNCTION 2) THIS "DESIGNING FOR REDUNDANCY" PRINCIPLE APPLES TO ALL ASPECTS OF EVACUATION. (UBBL 171) HORIZONTAL EXIT EXITS THAT LEAD TO AN ADJACENT(HORIZONTAL) SEPARATED COMPARTMENT WITHIN THE SAME FLOOR (UBBL 164,174) - STOREY EXIT 1) EXITS FROM A FLOOR WHICH IS OF A DIFFERENT LEVEL FROM THE FINAL EXIT, OR, IF ON THE SAME LEVEL, A DISTANCE AWAY FROM THE FINAL EXIT 2) A STOREY EXIT IS TO LEAD TO A FINAL EXIT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
15.0m
15.0m
15.0m
5.3m
5.3m
5.3m
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
24°
23°
24°
DN
°
12
24°
24°
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW) TYPES OF EXIT 1) STOREY EXIT 2) HORIZONTAL EXIT 3) EXIT ROUTE 4) ALTERNATIVE EXITS 5) FINAL EXIT
15°
(UBBL 133) - INTERPRETATIONS FINAL EXIT REFERS TO THE THRESHOLD THAT SEPARATES "STILL WITHIN THE BUILDING" AND "OUT OF BUILDING". THE LIABILITY OF THE DESIGN FOR EVACUATION FROM THE BUILDING ENDS AT THIS POINT (UBBL 169) - EXIT ROUTE 1) THE PROTECTED PASSAGE FROM A STOREY EXIT THAT LEADS TO THE FINAL EXIT 2) CAN INCLUDE SPACES THAT ARE DESIGNATED AS AREAS OF REFUGE ANYWHERE BETWEEN THE STOREY EXIT AND THE FINAL
20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN : FIRE ESCAPE & TRAVEL DISTANCE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
16
EXIT (UBBL 166) - ALTERNATIVE EXITS 1) THIS IS THE PRIMARY CONCEPT FOR SAFE EVACUATION. EVERY FLOOR SPACE SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH AT LEAST TWO EXITS ON THE BASIS THAT IF ONE EXIT IS INOPERABLE, THE OTHER EXIT CAN SERVE THE FUNCTION 2) THIS "DESIGNING FOR REDUNDANCY" PRINCIPLE APPLES TO ALL ASPECTS OF EVACUATION. (UBBL 171) HORIZONTAL EXIT EXITS THAT LEAD TO AN ADJACENT(HORIZONTAL) SEPARATED COMPARTMENT WITHIN THE SAME FLOOR (UBBL 164,174) - STOREY EXIT 1) EXITS FROM A FLOOR WHICH IS OF A DIFFERENT LEVEL FROM THE FINAL EXIT, OR, IF ON THE SAME LEVEL, A DISTANCE AWAY FROM THE FINAL EXIT 2) A STOREY EXIT IS TO LEAD TO A FINAL EXIT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
K
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
EL
UP
UP
UP1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
K UP UP
K
EL
K EL K UP
EL UP UP
UP 1
EL 2°
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
K
EL K UP
K
K
K
EL
EL UP
K
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
K
K
K
K
(UBBL 253A) - EMERGENCY LIGHT EMERGENCY LIGHTING SHALL BE INSTALLED TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT ILLUMINATION FOR ESCAPE PURPOSES. SUCH LIGHTING SHALL BE OF THE SELF-CONTAINED TYPE TO MS 619 OR SUPPLIED WITH EMERGENCY POWER FROM AN EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM OR CENTRAL BATTERY BANK. IN THE CASES, THE DURATION OF EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE OF NORMAL SUPPLY SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN ONE HOUR
EL
UP
K
K
UP
GROUND FLOOR PLAN : FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
17
UP
(UBBL 172) - EMERGENCY EXIT SIGN (KELUAR SIGN) 1) STOREY EXITS AND ACCESS TO SUCH EXITS SHALL BE MARKED BY READILY VISIBLE SIGNS AND SHALL NOT BE OBSCURED BY ANY DECORATIONS, FURNISHINGS OR OTHER EQUIPMENT 2) A SIGN READING "KELUAR" WITH AN ARROW INDICATING NEW DIRECTION SHALL BE PLACED IN EVERY LOCATION WHERE THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL TO REACH THE NEAREST EXIT IS NOT IMMEDIATELY APPARENT 3) EVERY EXIT SIGN SHALL HAVE THE WORD "KELUAR" IN PLAINLY LEGIBLE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 150MM HIGH WITH PRINCIPLE STROKES OF THE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 18MM WIDE. THE LETTERING SHALL BE IN RED AGAINST A BACKGROUND 4) ALL EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE ILLUMINATED CONTINUOUSLY DURING PERIODS OF OCCUPANCY 5) ILLUMINATED SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH TWO ELECTRIC LAMPS OF NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN WATTS EACH
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
K
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
EL
UP
UP
EL
EL
UP
DN
K K K
EL
EL
K
UP
DN
EL UP
EL
K
K
UP
EL K
EL
EL
K
K
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW) (UBBL 253A) - EMERGENCY LIGHT EMERGENCY LIGHTING SHALL BE INSTALLED TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT ILLUMINATION FOR ESCAPE PURPOSES. SUCH LIGHTING SHALL BE OF THE SELF-CONTAINED TYPE TO MS 619 OR SUPPLIED WITH EMERGENCY POWER FROM AN EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM OR CENTRAL BATTERY BANK. IN THE CASES, THE DURATION OF EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE OF NORMAL SUPPLY SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN ONE HOUR
EL
EL
K
K K EL
EL DN DN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN : FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
18
(UBBL 172) - EMERGENCY EXIT SIGN (KELUAR SIGN) 1) STOREY EXITS AND ACCESS TO SUCH EXITS SHALL BE MARKED BY READILY VISIBLE SIGNS AND SHALL NOT BE OBSCURED BY ANY DECORATIONS, FURNISHINGS OR OTHER EQUIPMENT 2) A SIGN READING "KELUAR" WITH AN ARROW INDICATING NEW DIRECTION SHALL BE PLACED IN EVERY LOCATION WHERE THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL TO REACH THE NEAREST EXIT IS NOT IMMEDIATELY APPARENT 3) EVERY EXIT SIGN SHALL HAVE THE WORD "KELUAR" IN PLAINLY LEGIBLE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 150MM HIGH WITH PRINCIPLE STROKES OF THE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 18MM WIDE. THE LETTERING SHALL BE IN RED AGAINST A BACKGROUND 4) ALL EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE ILLUMINATED CONTINUOUSLY DURING PERIODS OF OCCUPANCY 5) ILLUMINATED SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH TWO ELECTRIC LAMPS OF NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN WATTS EACH
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
K EL
48 47 46 45 44 43 42
EL
41 40 39 38 37 36 35
K
34
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
K EL
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
EL 23°
24°
K
24°
DN
24°
EL
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW)
12
24°
(UBBL 253A) - EMERGENCY LIGHT EMERGENCY LIGHTING SHALL BE INSTALLED TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT ILLUMINATION FOR ESCAPE PURPOSES. SUCH LIGHTING SHALL BE OF THE SELF-CONTAINED TYPE TO MS 619 OR SUPPLIED WITH EMERGENCY POWER FROM AN EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM OR CENTRAL BATTERY BANK. IN THE CASES, THE DURATION OF EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE OF NORMAL SUPPLY SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN ONE HOUR
°
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN : FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
19
(UBBL 172) - EMERGENCY EXIT SIGN (KELUAR SIGN) 1) STOREY EXITS AND ACCESS TO SUCH EXITS SHALL BE MARKED BY READILY VISIBLE SIGNS AND SHALL NOT BE OBSCURED BY ANY DECORATIONS, FURNISHINGS OR OTHER EQUIPMENT 2) A SIGN READING "KELUAR" WITH AN ARROW INDICATING NEW DIRECTION SHALL BE PLACED IN EVERY LOCATION WHERE THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL TO REACH THE NEAREST EXIT IS NOT IMMEDIATELY APPARENT 3) EVERY EXIT SIGN SHALL HAVE THE WORD "KELUAR" IN PLAINLY LEGIBLE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 150MM HIGH WITH PRINCIPLE STROKES OF THE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 18MM WIDE. THE LETTERING SHALL BE IN RED AGAINST A BACKGROUND 4) ALL EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE ILLUMINATED CONTINUOUSLY DURING PERIODS OF OCCUPANCY 5) ILLUMINATED SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH TWO ELECTRIC LAMPS OF NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN WATTS EACH
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
K EL
EL
EL K
K
EL
K
K
K
K
EL
EL
EL
48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
33
32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17
16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
65°
24°
24°
23°
24°
24°
DN
(ACT 113 - UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAW)
°
12
24°
(UBBL 253A) - EMERGENCY LIGHT EMERGENCY LIGHTING SHALL BE INSTALLED TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT ILLUMINATION FOR ESCAPE PURPOSES. SUCH LIGHTING SHALL BE OF THE SELF-CONTAINED TYPE TO MS 619 OR SUPPLIED WITH EMERGENCY POWER FROM AN EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM OR CENTRAL BATTERY BANK. IN THE CASES, THE DURATION OF EMERGENCY ILLUMINATION IN THE EVENT OF FAILURE OF NORMAL SUPPLY SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN ONE HOUR
15° 20°
15 ° 13
°
26 °
26 °
DN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN : FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
20
(UBBL 172) - EMERGENCY EXIT SIGN (KELUAR SIGN) 1) STOREY EXITS AND ACCESS TO SUCH EXITS SHALL BE MARKED BY READILY VISIBLE SIGNS AND SHALL NOT BE OBSCURED BY ANY DECORATIONS, FURNISHINGS OR OTHER EQUIPMENT 2) A SIGN READING "KELUAR" WITH AN ARROW INDICATING NEW DIRECTION SHALL BE PLACED IN EVERY LOCATION WHERE THE DIRECTION OF TRAVEL TO REACH THE NEAREST EXIT IS NOT IMMEDIATELY APPARENT 3) EVERY EXIT SIGN SHALL HAVE THE WORD "KELUAR" IN PLAINLY LEGIBLE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 150MM HIGH WITH PRINCIPLE STROKES OF THE LETTERS NOT LESS THAN 18MM WIDE. THE LETTERING SHALL BE IN RED AGAINST A BACKGROUND 4) ALL EXIT SIGNS SHALL BE ILLUMINATED CONTINUOUSLY DURING PERIODS OF OCCUPANCY 5) ILLUMINATED SIGNS SHALL BE PROVIDED WITH TWO ELECTRIC LAMPS OF NOT LESS THAN FIFTEEN WATTS EACH
UP
UP
UP1
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
UP
UP UP
UP 1
2°
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP GV
UP
WM
UP
UP
21
GROUND FLOOR PLAN : SEWERAGE 1:350
UP
UP
UP
UP DN
UP
DN
UP
UP
GV
WM
DN DN
22
FIRST FLOOR PLAN : SEWERAGE 1:350
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
ROOF LEV.
1ST FLOOR LEV.
GROUND FLOOR LEV.
23
SEWERAGE TREATMENT SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM NOT TO SCALE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
UP
UP
UP1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
UP
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP
UP
UP UP
UP 1
2°
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
UP GV
UP
WM
UP
UP
24
GROUND FLOOR PLAN : WATER SUPPLY 1:350
UP
UP
UP
UP DN
UP
DN
UP
UP
DN DN
25
FIRST FLOOR PLAN : WATER SUPPLY 1:350
45°
45°
45°
45°
DN
65°
24°
23° 45
24°
°
DN
45
12
24°
24°
24°
°
°
15°
20°
15
° 13
°
26
°
26 °
DN
26
ROOF PLAN : WATER SUPPLY 1:350
ROOF LEV.
1ST FLOOR LEV.
GROUND FLOOR LEV.
WM
GV
27
WATER SUPPLY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM NOT TO SCALE
AREA TO BE COOLEDCAPACITY NEEDED (BTUs per hour) ft2 m2
APPLICATION
FACTOR BTUs / hr/ ft2 Low Average
TABLE 5.2 FACTOR OF COOLING LOAD
TABLE 5.1 COOLING CAPACITY NEEDED
28
VENTILATION STUDY NOT TO SCALE
High
LI GHTI NG STUDY
29 NOTTO SCALE