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Optical Shop
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Internship
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Interior Design
Ambi Studio
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Getting In Getting Out
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Hub in The End City
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Incubate Vitality
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Dynamic Linking Beacon
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The Time Vertex
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The Reflection
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Cosmos
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2d To 3d
The Music Hotel
Kl Urban Art
Evovative And Awareness Center
Amphibious Habitat
Puchong Forestry Visitor Center
Damai Nature Transit Station
The Light Within
Transformation
Selected
GETTING IN GETTING OUT | THE MUSIC HOTEL
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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getting T H E
in
getting
M U S I C
This is a project that allows impressive exploration beyond the imagination, a 'Theme Hotel' for the future. This project is a hybrid of architectural expressions that amalgamate the distinct urban architecture, unique architectural solution of spatial planning and interior ambiance that inspiring guests to promise a memorable accommodation.
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H O T E L
Integration between the hotel and urban potential could intensify tourists' attractions as well as travel needs. In this case, the hotel industry in an urban area is a peculiar opportunity to initiate a new culture of local mobility rather than relying on seasonal activities. Malacca, the UNESCO world heritage city, a new venture is crucial for revolution. Music is selected as the theme of the hotel.
! ISSUE What does modernisation in a historic city indicate? Shopping malls, and night clubs is the most indicative trend of a modern night. In the society of modern day, music play a big portion in human life but is music playing a big role? How does music bridge the gap of modern and culture; internation and domestic; tourist and local; knowledge and skill; ideas and people; waves and coast; wind and trees? This is the meeting point of them. MODERN AREA Transition from countryside zone to core zone. BUFFER AREA Control plot ratio and the "plinth" development. Height control. Control of maintenance and upkeep of heritage buildings
SEM 7
BUFFER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
CORE
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CORE HERITAGE AREA Old buildings in commercial areas that have cultural value. High contribution to the traditional image of the city and heritage in terms of the original arrangement.
SITE
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The Traffic Node
SEM 7 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT GETTING IN GETTING OUT | THE MUSIC HOTEL
MELAKA MUSIC SCHOOL
MELAKA CLUB AND BAR
When the sun finally sets in Malacca, the quiet town transforms into a vibrant hub. Densely packed with pubs and clubs, hosting a big range of music performances as well as exciting nocturnal activities. However, these places classified as improper places to go in most of the Asian mindset.
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Hard Rock Cafe
Mixx Club
The jetty
Arena Club
Geographer Cafe
Ringo’s Classic Café
é
Site Plan NTS.
Monorail Station & River Cruise
Hyundai Service Centre
Public Toilet
Apartment
Shop Lot
Sekolah Kebangsaan Cina
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Proton Showroom
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Private Properties
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01
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Design Study Process
SEM 7
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Basement Plan
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Ground Floor Plan NTS.
Introvert and Extrovert Circulation
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Residents
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Vehicle
River Tourist
School
Bus Office Hospital
Loading
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
2nd Floor Plan
GETTING IN GETTING OUT | THE MUSIC HOTEL
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
1st Floor Plan
01 VIEWS
SUSTAINABILITY
Evtrovert view
Wind
Introvert view
Inter view
Permeable entrance Natural sunlight
Green
Water
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
3rd Floor Plan
Private
4th Floor Plan
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Public
Music
Core
Service
Admin
ZONNING
Sky Exprexxional Performance Auditorium
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
The natural light source from the roof allows visitors to sense the changing in time throughout the day.
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Natural Light Tubular Skylights operate completely on the sun's solar energy. No wiring or switches need, just free light source from the natural lighting. The high impact acrylic dome captures sunlight on the roof during the day.
The auditorium is open for public. Visitors can access freely from the public pathway, through the second floor of the hotel. Crowds coming to the events indirectly promote music culture, making the hotel a vibrant spot to visit.
Hotel Floor Plans
SEM 7
9th Floor Plan
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
8th Floor Plan
7th Floor Plan
6th Floor Plan
5th Floor Plan
GETTING IN GETTING OUT | THE MUSIC HOTEL
The curtain glass wall, as well as the screen of the auditorium stage, serves as the backdrop of every performance in the auditorium. current emotion if the sky penetrates deeper within the building.
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Sectional Perspective
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Circulation and Escape Path
9th Floor
8th Floor
4th Floor
3rd Floor
2nd Floor
1st Floor
Ground Floor
Basement
Service Lift Fire Escape Bomba lift Hotel Guest
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
5th Floor
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6th Floor
SEM 7
7th Floor
01
01
Section AA NTS.
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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ROOM TYPE
Music Peer Pool View River View Studio POOL VIEW ROOM
RIVER VIEW MUSIC STUDIO
Standard
Standard
Standard
Tripple
Deluxe
Family
Dorm
Family
Studio
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
MUSIC PEER ROOM
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Soulful Curvy Void Balcony
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Music Instrumental Room
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Section BB NTS.
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Aluminium Panel
Supporting Steel Structure
Isometric View Flapper Mounting Detail
Detail B Aluminium Panel Detail
2 edge supported insulating glass units with low-e coating Aluminium bar grating catwalk with cable fall arrest system Screen location at retracted position R 12 insulated composite metal panel shadowbox Linear actuator
Water Falling Wall Detail Drawing Nts.
Water surface Grp pool lining Lighting Plastercard 10mm Makrolon glazing Ceiling 25mm plywood Steel collumn Mullion Makrolon glazing Joist hanger Vent duct
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Sunshading Facade Detail Drawing NTS.
SEM 7
Cove light
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SEM 7 GETTING IN GETTING OUT | THE MUSIC HOTEL
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Natural Sunlight from Soulful Curvy Void North Elevation NTS.
East Elevation NTS.
MAR 0800
MAR 1700
JUN 0800
JUN 1700
SEPT 0800
SUN PATH STUDY
DEC 0800
SEPT 1700
DEC 1200
DEC 1700
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Sun Path Diagram
Most Affected Facade
Sun path is studied to investigate how the sun will impact on the facade throughout the year.
SEM 7
FACADE STUDY
SUNSHADING FACADE This hotel is designed to provide the greatest view for the guests, maximize the view to the river and the traffic node. Studies were done on dynamic facade facade possibility based on human activities. This facade treatment enables the music concept to achieve more comprehensive. Kinetic interaction between hotel guests and the facade as a reflection of the local climate gives the building itself an emotion.
West Elevation NTS.
GETTING IN GETTING OUT | THE MUSIC HOTEL
South Elevation NTS.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Vehicles Drop Off Entrance
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HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
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HUB
KL
in the e n d
URBAN ART
city
P Aldo rissi : [The urban elements those function as nuclei of aggregation and are dominant in nature are primary elements.] [The locus is conceived of a singular place and event, which works as the relationship of architecture to the constitution of the city]
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Key Plan NTS.
SWOT Rich in cultural influences Good transportat system Lots of potential users (Students from surrounding institute, visitors, future develop prima houses) Within walkable distance to all attractions points and transportation hubs
Site Plan NTS.
Traffic jam caused by tourist spot, Irresponsible parking and location of institution. Location of bazaar is not suitable as this will cripple the traffic along Jalan Tun Sambanthan when the cafĂŠ is fully operated.
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O
T
Used for neighborhood bonding as there are multiple separated residential are around the site Create a landmark to indicate the begin of little india, enhancing the tourist spot
Heavy traffic flow causing threat to pedestrians and even drivers Lots of foreign workers Public cannot simply enter DBKL sport club Lack of sense of welcoming
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
A city is a magnet to attract large numbers of people to earn for a better life. As the scale of the city increased, pedestrians' walking speed increased proportionally. More people tend to have no companion. When reality beats happiness, what is the level of these citizen's resilience to difficulties? What is the dignity of human should be instead of claiming themselves as modern people? Culture is one of the ways to bond all people together.
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I ISSUE
CULTURE
TRAFFIC EVENT SPACE The site which is located at Brickfield near Little India do not provide a proper space for big event. During big festival, Indian community will only use the pedestrian pathway as event space.
The traffic in Little India is terrible especially during festival days as they will closed the main road for events.
SEM 7
Malaysia is home to one of the largest populations of overseas indians but the beauty of indian culture do not troughly understand by other community.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
EVENT HELD AROUND LITTLE INDIA
Speech by prime minister
Ganesh chaturthi festival
OTHER
Traffic condition HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
Malaysian ratha yatra 2015
Pasar malam
International superstar 2015
EVENT HELD AROUND DBKL
Sinhala and tamil new year
Mbsa blind football
SITE PHOTO
02 View from center of site
Celebration of colors
C CONCEPT
FESTIVAL
BUSINESS
CULTURE WEDDING
SPORT
VOLUNTEER RENTAL
CULTURE
STUDENTS
TUORIST
LOCAL PEOPLE
Malaysia is home to one of the largest populations of overseas Indians, the hub provides a chance for art DIY that fully develops the identity of local Indian art. This makes Indian culture can be lifely visualize by the outcomes.
BUSINESS INCUBATOR PAINTING
PLANTING
The weekly market plaza provide spaces for inexperienced and new local business to promote their products. The local hub bring larger tide of people to brickfield area. This offering larger opportunity for extension of local business and economic.
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
LECTURE
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
The design intension is to promote Indian culture in one center. Kl Sentral is the largest railway station in Southeast Asia. Several large interactive art installations created to activate and connect the community. The hub gathers people from a variety of community for all types of events. The vast potential user that comes to the facilities provided making a chance to contact the local culture.
SEM 7
CENTRE
02
I SITE ANALYSIS
KL SENTRAL
ZONNING
RELIGION
Low Rise Residential
Church of Our Lady of Fatimaevangelical
High Rise Residential
Lutheran Church
Low Rise Commercial
Buddist Maha Vihara
High Rise Commercial Public / Other
St. Marys Orthodox Syrian Cathedral
BANGSAR LRT
INSTITUTE
WALKABILITY
Buddhist Institute School (BIASOS)
3 minutes
Dhamma
Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan (C) St. Teresa Brickfields
5 minutes
SEM 7
Sunday
8 minutes
Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan La Salle Brickfield
10 minutes
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Global Indian International School (GIIS)
North Elevation
NTS.
TRAFFIC DIRECTION
WAKABLE ACCESS
CONNECTING NEIGHBOURING COMMUNITIES
Tuorist Office Commercial Human
Resident
Vehicle
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NODES
Religion School The design extends the city pedestrian network through the site. Decreasing the use of vehicles near the site
The west part of the site is mostly occupied by residential area. The design link the existing network of streets into the site, therefore linking local communities
Kl sentral
Lrt Bangsar
Mid velly
Pedestrian access across the traffic artery of brickfield encouraging pedestrian movement. The traffic speed is reduced and less jam. Pedestrian comfort is generally given priority.
Pedestrian Pathway
Proposed Circulation path Southwest Dedicated Bicycle highway
SEM 7 NTS.
Ground Floor Plan NTS.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
West Elevation
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL PEFORATED WOOD PANEL Brickfield as a tourism site which famous with the Indian identity, flora pattern is selected as a significant view of the facade. For the hot weather consideration, perforated facade treatment is used to reduce the consumption of energy. On the other hand, this strategy keeps the spaces in between to be more visible. At night, light emitted while activities are carried out. Hence, showing the identity of this forgotten land.
STEEL FRAME
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The steel frame structure is a light and easy construction method commonly used in a city. In responding to the thousand sheets of steel shaping up the city, these structures are exposed.
THE LOCAL MIXING WALL From the history of Brickfield, recorded that is an old construction site of brick and tile. After a big flood and fire in 1881, buildings made of timber were destroyed. The idea is to build the wall by reusing reclaimed building materials from the local. The material included bricks, stones, and roof tiles. This site belongs to the local.
First Floor Plan NTS.
KL
DB
Rediden
t
Public
Circulation
Student
s
Sectional Perspective NTS.
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Public
02
Entrance
MASSING DEVELOPMENT Resident
DBKL Students Outcomers
Vehicle
Direct the population by extending the walkway of the original context
HUB
Facing out to the field
HUB
Facing in to the hub
Introvert Bring all the circulation into the locus in a spiral movement that creates infinity pathway
The entrance is sunken to create a sense of welcome. The end of the site is raised for a view to the site activity
Extrusion of the circulation path
Introduce vegetation into the site as one of the community art
Adding the activities space as supporting structure
FACADE BRICK STUDY
Ashlar Mansory
Mixed Tiles Layering
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
Multi-brick Layering
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Multi purpose area
S NATURE APPROACH The design integrated flower plantation throughout the hub and the roof. This colorful sense GREEN of welcoming provides crops for community programs. Linkages are formed within the existing urban context to the hub, hence providing people with larger free space. This newly invented garden promotes walkability and also helps to improve the wellbeing of surrounding residents.
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 7
The green roof is designed to integrate with the rainwater harvesting system. Due to the WATER local weather condition, rainwater can be easily harvested for the water supply of the plants. The harvested water flows at the edge of the roof like a moving vortex, functions as water features along the ramp.
The roof flower farm is functioned is the both aesthetic and functional purpose. The crops produced are use to make garland.
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Orchid
Marigold
Hibiscus
Chrysanthemum
Rose
Garland Flower Type And Species
Thodutha maalai Garland made using fiber (banana tree fibers (vaazhainaar). Most of the garlands used for marriage, Gods are made using this method. Kortha maalai Garland made using needle & thread. Jasmine, mullai, and lotus garlands are made using this method.
Roof Flower Farm
HUB the CITY
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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Roof Flower Farm
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL SPACE AND ACTIVITIES Dance party
Discussion
Dining
Pool party
Wedding
Festival and event
Film Screening
Exhibition
The entire site can be used permeable for all kinds of activities as a new hub at the end of the city. Indeed, this action indirectly promotes the understanding of local culture. Concert
HUB IN THE END CITY | KL URBAN ART
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incubate EVOVATIVE
AND
vitality
AWARENESS
CENTER
ISSUE
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
In conjunction to propose an educational evacuative center for flood, here create a better place for Kuantan residents to restore their psychological state. A healthy lifestyle was proposed as the treatment for flood preparation and awareness. While flood comes, these space act as a convertible shelter space which recalls good memories of victims.
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Colors play a large role in psychology. Emotions and actions can be contagious, when we see someone laugh, in some sense, we shared that excitement. Spaces in the relief center are evolved in a strong narrative sequence in order to incubate the inner vitality of visitors. The transition journey of walking in and out of the tunnel act as a healing journey.
Perspective View To Training Area
According to Ferran, one’s well-being or quality of life is geared towards how a person can live a normal and quiet life, capabilitiesto lead to a more meaningful social life, joy and satisfaction, and achieve physical and mental ability.
Tangible losses
Tangible losses
Direct Losses
Damage to buildings and contents
Mental / psychological and loss of life (stress)
Indirect Losses
Loss of work and production
Discomfort, stress and sufferings Cutting off of water, electricity, transport, flood supplies, healthcare
PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDY
Feeling/emotion
Behavior
Is it going to flood again?
Fear, anxious
If it happen where do I go?
Scared, anxious
Always on the alert Always look at the river Always look for sounds of rain and thunder Collect all belongings
No place for shelter
Sad
Gather all belongings
Everything is gone
Sad
Could not sleep; Cry
FEATURES
DEPRESSION
Chide Frustrated, moody, blue Convinced that life has no meaning and worth Pessimistic about the future Do not get the pleasure or satisfaction Not interested in engaging in any activity Less initiative
ANXIETY
Worry, panic Shy, not confident Sweating, dry mouth, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, sweatiness of the palms Worried about performance, the possibility of losing control
STRESS
Over-aroused, tense Unable to relax Sensitive, irritable Easily startled Worried, agitated, restless Tolerance interrupted or otherwise affected
Hopelessness; depress Cry There is nothing that I can do! Helplessness; depress Cry I am going to die!! It is fated
Helpless; sad
No action
Life was better before
Sad; regret
Smile; cry
Reminiscence
Sad ; Happy Hopelessness; helplessness; depress
Smile; cry
Why must it happen to me?
Cry
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Cognition
Scale
SEM 6
Scale and Features of Depression, Anxiety and Stress
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
Cognition, Emotion and Behavior of Respondents
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Analysis And Solution
Group activity for children and teenagers
Mental health Screening
Disaster
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
Drawings, colouring
03
House building
Psychological Help For Victims STRESSOR - flood ANXIETY Anxiety is caused by threats or harassment individuals received (By freud in strongman) STRESSFULL LIFE EVENT The occurrence of specific events in life can have an impact on individual physical and mental self (By holmes and rahe, holmes and matsu) - impact - severity - duration - controllability - predictability DEPRESSION Depression is due to the attitude and mindset of private individuals and the symptoms showing signs of depression are a result of nonpeaceful thoughts. (By beck )
QUALITY OF LIFE The quality of life is defined as a life experience to identify and satisfy nature. ( By zhan )
SEM 6
Work
Social
Internal
Mind
Heart
Health
External
Family
Fun
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Emotions and actions are contagious; when we see someone laugh, cry, show disgust, or experience pain, in some sense, we share that emotion. When we see someone in distress, we share that distress. with the discovery of mirror neurons, has it become clear just how this powerful sharing of experience is realized within the human brain.
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
Mirrors In The Brain
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INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
SITE PLAN NTS.
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NOURISHING
Experience of output Daily function and Activity of space to give Impact on the comers
SEAMLESS
Site development Green promenade Connected from the site Create a seamless experience
EVOLVING
TO HELP GENERATE THE GROWTH DECELOPMENT
incubate
Space planning The space was a sequence Of evolving screen
vitality Lifestyle
THE POWER OF GIVING CONTINUANCE OF LIFE
Cycling amd jogging to Slow down the rythm and Incubate healthy life style
Human circulation
YOUNG
VERSATILE
Space multiplicity
DYNAMIC
Multipurpose function On public land use
CONCEPT TARGET GROUP LIFE STRESSER | VICTIMS
Pahang
PARENTS | CHILDREN
RESIDENTS | TOURIST
ACTIVITIES EXHIBITION ART COMMUNITY SPACE HEALTHY LIFE STYLE Making an The craft made by Provide big children become part open exhibition green space for Promoting slow rythm activities of the exhibition to make public community such as cycling hall. Understanding easily involved gathering to and jogging the local culture build more good memories
Kuantan
BALANCING PSYCHOLOGY REDUCE FEELING OF STRESS, ANXIETY, DEPRESSION
PROVIDE SENSE OF PEACE, CALM AND BALANCE
HELPS CONTROL THOUGHT
INCREASE ENERGY
REDUCE STRESS
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EXPECTED OUTCOME COMMUNITY BONDING
Esplanade Kuantan
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
KEY PLAN LOCATION PLAN
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
Circulation and activities are exposed To influencce positive effect
INFLUENCED
Enhancing the bond Reflect the between parents environment of and children, happiness residents to overcome the disaster
CREATE MEMORIES
NOT AFRAID TO DEATH
DISASTER RESILIENCE
People memorise and emotional ties to their place Different program used in the same place
Death is a natural process of human being
Stronger bonding within one another to strengthen the resilience against disaster
SEM 6
Bicycle Parking Flexible
Stage
Event Space
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Multipurpuse Hall
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
Community
Convertible Area For Shelter
Art Space
Lobby
Exhibition Resource Incubating Foyer
Dropoff
Rain Art
Av
Tunnel
Room Security
03
Family Gathering Space /
Registration
Fishing Area
Open Exhibition
Room Backup Cleaner Donation, M&e Generator Tnb Collection And Room Flexible DistributionMale Store Area Oku Prayer Loading Female Janitor Male
Child Care
Child
Counselling
Sleeping Area
Oku Prayer Office Female Male Janitor Prayer Toilet Female Breast Toilet Waiting Area Feeding
Prayer Toilet Breast Female Feeding Toilet
Bereavement Male
CouncellorRoom
Cafeteria
Sickbay Male Quarantine / Psychology Female Quarantine / Treatment Room Psychology
Class Room Emergency/
Treatment Room
Training Area
Volunteer
Ground Floor Plan NTS.
Training Area
First Floor Plan NTS.
SEM 6 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Manager Server Room Strong RoomRoom Discussion Area Storage Toilet Green Pantry Balcony
Observatory
Conference Room
Male
Oku Prayer Female Janitor Male Prayer Toilet Breast Female Feeding Toilet
Control Room
Male Oku Prayer Storage Pantry Male Toilet
Female Storage Prayer Pantry Female Toilet Oku
Oku
Discussion Area
Discussion Area
Volunteer Mix Accommodation
Second Floor Plan NTS.
Gathering Space
Male
Female
Accommodation
Accommodation
Third Floor Plan NTS.
Oku
Forth Floor Plan NTS.
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
Admin
03
SEM 6 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
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Section BB NTS.
West Elevation NTS.
HEALING JOURNEY
Flood the corridor with daylight Spaces in the relief center are arranged in a strong narrative sequence in order to incubate the emotion and feeling of the visitors. The transition of in and out of the building act as a healing corridor to incubate the inner vitality of human. The spaces are heightened by a change in solidity and transparency as well as in colour and texture of materials.
STRESS
CURIOUSITY
FOCUS
INSPIRED
INFLUENCE
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
East Elevation NTS.
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
Space Planning Private Semi-private
Public
SEM 6
Admin
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Volunteer
Open Community Psychological Service
Respond To Environment
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
Incubating Atrium
03
Public
Infinity Water Feature
Green Area
Semi Transparent Concrete Permeability of human motion in the exhibition hall by using Litracon (light transmitting concrete). The strength of the concrete is unaffected, and the fibers pass light and color straight through the blocks.
Exhibition Hall Main Entrance
Low Profile Entrance The design is developed from the idea of gradual rejuvenation. Victims gradually being lead to the happiness from cruel memories, visitors slowly walk through the healing tunnel towards the happy garden.
Roof with Natural Sun Light Opening The concrete roof is designed with natural sunlight opening. First is to direct the sunlight reflect on the water canal, raising the interest of visitors to get into the building.
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
Fear of flood tragedy exhibited is lower down when visitors see the presence of many other survivals
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Site Analysis And Design Development
Hospital
Future Library
Urban
Graveyard And Green
Nature
Wind Catchment
SEM 6
River
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
Machanism
Freedom
Maximise The View
Not
Stress
ath
f de
id o
afra
ven
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
Hea
Permeability To Increase Vitality
Seamless Space Following The Contour
Space Defined From The Boundary
03 Skylight With Most Constant Position
Slow Human Traffic To Lengthen The Rhytm
Transparent Coloured Solar Panel To Incubate The Emotion
Semi Transparent Concrete Permeability of human motion in the exhibition hall by using Litracon (light transmitting concrete). The strength of the concrete is unaffected, and the fibers pass light and color straight through the blocks.
Exhibition Hall Main Entrance
Low Profile Entrance The design is developed from the idea of gradual rejuvenation. Victims gradually being lead to the happiness from cruel memories, visitors slowly walk through the healing tunnel towards the happy garden.
Roof with Natural Sun Light Opening The concrete roof is designed with natural sunlight opening. First is to direct the sunlight reflect on the water canal, raising the interest of visitors to get into the building.
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
Fear of flood tragedy exhibited is lower down when visitors see the presence of many other survivals
03
SUSTAINABLE FEATURES MATERIAL FROM ENERGY-GENERATION TO ENERGY-SAVING BENEFITS Good Price / Performance Ratio the cells are efficient in converting the absorbed photons into electrons.
TRANSPARENT COLOURED SOLAR PANEL Case study from epfl quartier nord swisstech convention center retail and student housing
Low Cost These solar cells do not require any apparatus and can be printed on any flexible surface.
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
SEM 6
Ability to Work at Wider Angles and in Low Light The dye used in dye-sensitized solar cells can absorb diffused sunlight and fluorescent light.
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Using color solar panel in stead of curtain wall to allow a maximum of daylight to penetrate the inner spaces
Long Life dye-sensitized solar cells do not degrade in sunlight over time. Mechanical Robustness They are made of lightweight materials and require no special protection from rains or trees or any other harsh objects.
Perspective Section AA
FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE URBAN DRAINAGE SYSTEMS (SUDS)
Source control methods decrease the volume of water entering the drainage/river network by intercepting run-off water on roofs for subsequent re-use or for storage and subsequent evapotranspiration.
Managing the residual flood risk is another important aspect, as well as reducing the total volume of surface water run-off discharged.
Vegetated swales Pre-treatment steps remove pollutants from surface Around the building water prior to discharge to watercourses or aquifers.
Sustainable drainage systems use a sequence of techniques that together form a management train. As surface water flows through the system, flow velocity is controlled and pollutants are removed. The management train may include the following stages:
Art Tunnel Retention systems delay the discharge of surface water to watercourses by providing storage. Rainwater storage tank Infiltration systems, nfiltration trenches allowing water to Under carparking area soak into the ground. Infiltration tanks are often used to store stormwater to prevent flooding or overloading the sewers. Guidance published by ciria can be found in the structural design of modular geocellular drainage tanks publication.
BENEFITS
TRANSLUCENT CONCRETE
Case study from Italian pavilion expo shanghai 2010
HIGHER STRENGTH Losoncze’s optical fiber concrete blocks claim a higher compressive strength of 7252 psi and a surprising tensile strength of 1015 psi even without steel reinforcing PRE-CAST Maximum for glass fiber being 1200 x 400 mm , and the thickness can range from 25-500mm STRUCTURAL USE Allows translucent concrete to be used for a variety of purposes, from a thin veneer to a structural system
VISIBILITY Translucent concrete could provide safety applications in the future such as speed bumps that could be lit “from below to make them more visible at night”, or to light indoor fire escapes in case of a power failure
INCUBATE VITALITY | EVOCATICE AND AWARENESS CENTER
SUSTAINABLE The aggregate can be replaced with crushed recycled glass
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GOOD INSULATION Insulating material that protects against outdoor extreme temperatures while also letting in daylight, excellent compromise for buildings in harsh climates.
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Concrete based building material with light-transmissive properties due to embedded light optical elements
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Interconnecting units; Lightweight high strength; Cost effective and Eco-friendly; resistant to acid and alkali; High capacity and high stability; Space saving; Strong structural design; Straightforward installation; High working efficiency;25 tons of pressure capability; More than 40 years of working life
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This is an idea of using amphibious architecture to design a habitat for an annually flooded area. This design is to propose a way that could maximize the local potential as a radical foundation for the victims to face the gusty disaster.
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
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The design concept is to create "dynamic linking beacon" within the community. The linking of two rivers at the site create a phenomenon called halocline. This makes the junction where two rivers meet an interesting node. Dynamic linking beacon is a beacon of hope which acts as a signal to attract the residents staying over the river to move to the prototype. Linking all victims together form a stronger community.
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By connecting all neighborhood to form a huge mutual-helping community can actually carry out in the usual life. Residents are encouraged to practice a self-sustaining living. Basic living goods supply, as well as spiritual support among residents during the flood, could lower down the degree of fear. When the flood is coming, these beacon prototypes form into clusters and act as another new beacon to attract another cluster of prototypes to form a stronger bonding structure.
FLOOD CLUSTER FORMATION During the flood, a system of cell growing formation shaped up each individual beacon cell to form a honeycomb structure. Each triangular prototype pulls together to form a cluster of pentagons. The following formation is formed when more clusters of pentagons are linked together, which all originate from a single cell - the beacon. The time these formations increased to mass, the flexible layout allows a flexible pattern to be formed according to the connection between the neighbors.
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OTHER POSSIBLE CLUSTER FORMATION
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Flexible on geometry formation
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
Most simplest shape formation
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SITE ANALYSIS The unique part of the site is the junction of two flowing rivers into one, which is one with a narrower and deeper river while the other is wider and shallower.
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By taking the water current flow as an advantage, the habitat is positioned at the junction where the river water meet, where the water current is most stable. Here the self-sustaining of self planting system can be carried out. Mini-hydro plant system can be introduced to each prototype, fish feeding, and hydroponic farming can best be held here. And too, this is the best spot where residents can view the phenomena of the halocline, experience the difference in colors, temperatures, speed, salinity, and water density.
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Environment
Structure
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
Linking Food
Treat fear Strengthen Structure
Benefit
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Contact of eye and body
Guide Beacon
Signal combination
Beacon
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Linking of neighbourhood strengthen the bonding
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Each cluster act as beacon to form a big bonding in flood
Barter system between neighbourhood
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There are two type of prototype units. The living prototype units is for residential pursose, while the planting prototype is for crops farming.
PLANTING PROTOTYPE
Roof Plan NTS.
Roof Plan NTS.
First Floor Plan NTS.
Ground Floor Plan NTS.
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
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LIVING PROTOTYPE
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Ground Floor Plan NTS.
Rhone River meets Arve River in The Rio River meets the Amazon Aerial view of the confluence of Geneva, Switzerland. River in Manaus, Brazil the Ohio and Mississippi rivers in Cairo, IL, USA.
The meeting of two rivers has different colors, temperatures, speed, salinity, and density. Surface tension is formed in between, acts like a thin wall which prevents them from mixing. The boundary between the two is outlined by a thin layer of foam.
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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Jialing meets Yangtze in Chongqing, China
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SELF SUSTAINING LIVING Hydroelectric Power
Fish Feeding
Provide a fish feeding or fishing point for the local residents
Rocks (pocket water)
Hydropolic Planting Proposed the use of mini hydro turbin at the linking river
Electricity from hydro turbin and solar system
Pahang river (sg. Pahang) is the longest river in Peninsular Malaysia. A flood is a common annual disaster in Pahang. Velocity and river flow measurement during the first sampling ranged from 0.308 to 0.582 msec−1 and 153.282 to 439.684 m3sec−1
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
Hydropolic crops
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Backward river flow when flood
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Merging currents
Usual main river flow
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flexible bedroom
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STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM OF THE ROOF Courtesy of architect
Birch ply wood (Joints overlapped)
Frame Frame
Birch ply wood (Joints overlapped)
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
EXPLODE AXINOMETRY OF COLUMN
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primary beam secondary beam tertiary beam roofing support column
DYNAMIC LINKING BEACON | AMPHIBIOUS HABIITAT
Red yellow Blue Green Black
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THE TIME VORTEX | PUCHONG FORESTRY VISITOR CENTER
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This project is to design a Forestry Visitor Center to promote conservation education. This is a chance for utilizing architectural design as a teaching tool to educate guests on the importance of sustainability. Hence, expanding the understanding of the relationship of the human being with the natural environment.
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This Forestry Visitor Center functions as a gathering space for the public, meeting point for lectures, and learning platform for environmental forestry learners. Two main space was highlighted in this project, the exhibition hall displaying agro products, festival or agro activities, and the galleries showcasing permanent agro products. In other words, this project intent to promote agro-tourism. This building is carefully designed according to the analysis of the surrounding site, zoning, and orientation, play a good demonstration in sustainable design.
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THE TIME VORTEX | PUCHONG FORESTRY VISITOR CENTER
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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The time vortex concept of this visitor center is designed to capture the journey of experiences throughout the building. Time is infinite, humans can think beyond space when time is running fast, but put more attention to experience the surrounding when time is running slow. The motion of vortex allowed visitors to go through spiral kind of circulation which bring in a space of time in motion. The form and material too used brighten up visitors' mood.
Puchong Forestry Visitor Center aerial view.
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THE TIME VORTEX | PUCHONG FORESTRY VISITOR CENTER
Site Plan NTS.
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Drop off area Main Lobby Gallery 1 Gallery 2 Gallery 3 Store Cleaner room Female rest room Male rest room Female prayer room Male prayer room Cafeteria M&E room Kiosk AV room Exhibition hall Management office Discussion room Viewing tower
First Floor Plan NTS. A
THE TIME VORTEX | PUCHONG FORESTRY VISITOR CENTER
Site analysis
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Ground Floor Plan NTS.
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This is the view of the central courtyard while visitors first step into the lobby, where the main concept of time vortex starts. We experience more deeply while time is running slow. On the other hand, we concentrate while time is running fast. A glazed ramp spirals around a courtyard at the center of this visitor center leads the dynamic motion in the main space. The journey walking up to the upper floor is abundant, they enjoy the sound, the activities, and the ambiance. Besides, opaque layering of glass curtain wall used in the exhibition hall represents the speeding up of time as well as the accelerating human motion.
THE TIME VORTEX | PUCHONG FORESTRY VISITOR CENTER
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This view is taken from the cafeteria. As this design intended to educate people to embrace nature, the building is openly designed with less opaque material to blend the building into nature. The cafeteria is located just next to the central courtyard, facing the courtyard. In the courtyard, the scenario of children having fun, students' lectures, group discussion, the motion of people walking up along the ramp, various crowds happened at different period of time.
South Section NTS.
North Section NTS.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
West Elevation NTS.
THE TIME VORTEX | PUCHONG FORESTRY VISITOR CENTER
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South Elevation NTS.
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This is a project located at Damai Beach in Sarawak of Malaysia. Damai beach is a private beach that we can see the crystal clear of sea water still well preserved here. This project to design a transit station serves as a transition point for the visitors before they carry on to the activities at the seaside. Also, the center needs to be ready as an emergency platform.
This project intended to design a transit station that reflecting the appreciation of nature and stimulate the feeling of excitement. At the meantime, feeling relaxed, while resting indoor.
Design Statement
Design Development
Reflection of light from the river to the roof create the relaxing emotion
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View to the scenary of the river
THE REFLECTION | DAMAI NATURE TRANSIT STATION
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
To perform as a transition point demonstrating the great conservation of natural resources, visitors who come to the beach are provided with a graceful ambiance to reflect the natural surrounding.
THE REFLECTION | DAMAI NATURE TRANSIT STATION
All direction of view to the scenary of sea
Interaction point and the focus point
Floor plan arranged follow the flowing river
Sharp edges of reflected light created a random continuous shape
Reflection of light on the water surface
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THE REFLECTION | DAMAI NATURE TRANSIT STATION
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
GROUND FLOOR PLAN NTS.
SITE PLAN NTS. FIRST FLOOR PLAN NTS.
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THE REFLECTION | DAMAI NATURE TRANSIT STATION
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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Exterial and interial views of Damai Nature Transit Station.
THE LIGHT WITHIN
COSMOS | THE LIGHT WITHIN
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This lantern was designed to accommodate the character and mood selected within oneself, expressed using color and light source. Mysterious was chosen as the characteristic.
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Mysterious derived the definition of difficult or impossible to be understood, explained, or identified. The mysterious color mood was brought out by using three colors, the blue, indigo, and violet. The dark indigo represented the cool and calm emotion, while the violet represented the mystery and unpredictable. To bring out the emotion of mystery in form, there were layers of triangles wrapping around the core of light source. Material wise, the main candle light source is first filtered by thin narrow aluminum wrapped stick reflecting the light. The light reached the semi-transparent plastic paper and to the crepe paper. Different transparency of light would then fall on the surface of the wall or floor as a result of light filtration with different material used. Besides, there were also applications on the design element and design principle. Lines and points were used to create irregular triangular shapes and forms. Repetition of a triangle with graduation arranged in asymmetry way enhanced the hierarchy and movement of the lantern.
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COSMOS | THE LIGHT WITHIN
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO PROJECT
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Mystery was chosen as the characteristic to present something that is difficult or impossible to understand.
Transformation of the selected object from a 2D to 3D form is a warm-up project in the first-year studio. A screw was the object selected and the screw is transformed into an abstract drawing by using design elements learned.
I intended to study different angles of vision on the screw, transforming the 3-dimensional view into a 2-dimensional drawing, and forming it into a 3-dimensional model. There are various types of abstracted screw shapes, arranged in a spiral motion to create a central focus point. Design principles and design elements are shown more when applied with colors and graduation of shapes. Contrast color of both warm and cold color was selected to enhance the radially presented movement.
2D shape of screw abstraction..
In the modeling of transformation, method of addition, subtraction, and exclusion was apply to the design process. The challenge yet was to play against the form with design principal, to achieve the focal point, hierarchy, repetition, graduation, movement and etc.
Perspective view of 3D model.
Front, rear, left, and right elevations of 3D model transformed fron 2D abstraction from the screw.
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRACTICE
Floor Plan
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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE VIEW Corridor | Entrance of Visual Eye Optometrist Inwards Perspective Interior View Resting Bench and Eye Test Room Poster Corner Outwards Perspective Interior View Kids Spectacles Cabinat Display Redesign of Reused Cabinatr into Counter Adult Spectacles Cabinat Display
I Visual Eye Optometrist optical shop is a conceptual design for a young optometrist who intent to set up his own shop. The location of this shop is at Damansara, Kuala Lumpur, which is a place of high end highly populated area. The client wishes to have an optical shop interior designed with modern design and luxuries, a space that has a simple and sophisticated atmosphere. This intention was combined with contemporary architecture style. Glasses for upper-classed customers will be the target of this optical shop. White and timber texture is chosen into the consideration of the interior design to focus on the outstanding glasses products. Mass is spread out in a simple orientation to give a clear interior vision of the shop.
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Project A4064 OH=430 車廂160*140 升降路214*178
OPTICAL SHOP | INTERIOR DESIGN
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Library to Hostel Transformation National United University Taiwan
This is a project of converting an old library building into a hostel for the increasing numbers of students in the National United University of Taiwan to solve the issue of insufficient hostel supply. The challenge was to hit the amount of bed required, costing, fulfilling space quality and safety requirement.
Ground Floor Plan
1st Floor Plan
2nd Floor Plan
3rd Floor Plan
4th Floor Plan
Project Location
In this project of designing an office for Intellect Construction Company, I involved in the modeling team to study the effect of natural light source fall on the balcony. This project highlighted every single balcony by tree planting and connecting them by external staircases. Windows with a different size that crafted with an angular edge to direct the natural sunlight are specially designed to provide privacy and shading for the office.
OPTICAL SHOP | INTERIOR DESIGN
This is a two connecting residential tower project in Tai Chung. I involved in the drafting of floor plans, calculation of plan area and drafting of detail drawings.
Headquarters Office of Intellect Construction Company Taiwan Taichung Taiwan
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRACTICE
FREELANCE
Basement Floor Plan
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Project Location
The Wings of The World Residential High Rise Taichung Taiwan
FREELANCE ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRACTICE OPTICAL SHOP | INTERIOR DESIGN
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Project Location
Wu-Hu Garden Cemetary Taichung Taiwan
Wu-Hu Garden is a Chinese cemetery congregate building. The insufficient numbers of the cemetery over the years was the main issue of the client to look for a future solution. There are two stages of construction. Stage one, temporary multipurpose space is proposed while building the new tower. Stage two, the second cemetery tower to be designed next to the existing one.
FREELANCE This is an old shophouse renovation project to reconsider a new attraction in the small town. Architect intent to change this building into a public reading area.
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRACTICE
Taichung Downtown Re-creative Project Taichung Taiwan
OPTICAL SHOP | INTERIOR DESIGN
Project Location
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Taiwan Power Company Urban Landscaping Taichung Taiwan
OPTICAL SHOP | INTERIOR DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PRACTICE
FREELANCE
Taiwan Power company of Taichung is planning to turn the surrounding of their office into a more attracting urban space. This project is to propose an idea of creating a rejuvenating corner for the current unused ally between buildings. A green belt lures people to get into space.
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