POR T FO L IO E A 2012
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7 5 T E R R A C ES | AJSR + CODA |COM PETITION 201 3
The architecture of 75 terraces derives from the urban contextual footprint. It is the figure ground that initiates the base of the development. This idea enables the development to integrate with the surrounding without abrupt change to the exiting milieu and social infrastructure. The base is designed to submerge seamlessly from the groundas though that it is part of the existing urban architecture of Jelatek. As the base rises higher, the floor plate metamorphose spirally like the formation of the white sails on a ship that disolves in the sky. This configuration creates different building orientations that reflect traces of the existing context while simultaneously reconstructing new meaning and character to Jalan Jelatek and Kuala Lumpur as whole.
CAS S I A @ A N TA R A GAPI | AJSR | COM PLETED
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Ecologically conscious living takes many forms. Incorporation of natural light and views into a home design is a way to enhance the bond with the surrounding environment. In addition, use of sustainable materials and renewable energy source is becoming more prevalent in new homes. In order to ensure extensive views of Genting Highland hills from all areas for the proposed semi-detached house we have suggested double frontage view for the new homes.
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SAUJANA K L I A | A JS R | P R OPOSAL Involve in design proposal for 6 typical housing unit - Saujana KLIA will give you a unique life and a strategic location, complete and efficient. The first phase of the township’s residential properties — 284 units of 6m by 21m double-storey terraced houses. The homes come in two designs, the Marylis (Phase 1A) and Celosia (Phase 1B), and will occupy 12.14ha of the township, with a total GDV of RM130mil. A number of highways will connect the Saujana KLIA township to the rest of the Klang Valley, namely the Elite, Lebuhraya Damansara-Puchong Highway (LDP), Kesas, Mex and SKVE Expressway. Surrounding commercial and educational centres include the Multimedia University (MMU) and Xiamen University, as well as IOI City Mall Putrajaya
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FA R A H N A D I A’ S BUNGAL OW
| AJSR | PRO POSAL
Incharged in from early stage of design ( 3D
+ Floor Plan )
Inspired by the breezy and light-dappled plantation homesteads of pre-Independence Malaya, this house is characterised by double-storey wrap around verandahs , rhythmised by columns and louvres reminiscent of a more leisurely past. Meanwhile the interior design of this bungalow offers balance for mind and body. The master bedroom come with family lounge, walk in wardrobes and private balconies.Open plan dining and living rooms fully utilise the use of space while a dry and wet kitchen offers more room to create meals for their loved ones.
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R A F F LESIA WAT ERF RONT | AJSR | PROPOSAL
Kota Kinabalu ‘RAFFLESIA City Waterfront is slated as a World Class development with the best broadwalks and lifestyle centers. It is envisioned to offer a new and vibrant urban street-space atmosphere in the heart of Kota Kinabalu. The Kota Kinabalu Rafflesia City Waterfront is a shopping cent er and commercial development that combines the traditional retail functions of a shopping mall with leisu re amenities catered towards upscale consumers and tourists. It is designed to be a ‘unique urban village’ - a vibrant place where community takes shape and public life happens.
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O CULUS S U P E R M E D I A | AJSR | PROPOSAL
A gathering space was design at the central wing area to shows the magnificent 4 red ‘Oculus’ pods for workers and also visitors to enjoy and having their wifi spot. The design was to dispense with the traditional lobby approach. Instead, we merged our entrances into one grand lobby shared equally by the occupants that can fundamentally changes the way people interact with each other in what essentially becomes a public space in a private building.It will also function as a supporting space for people to gather and to have meetings.
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L RT AM PANG | AJSR | REFURBISH M EN T
KELANA JAYA LRT STATION
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE connecting from the station to the shoplots area.M BASIC STALL e.g : 1 Malaysia shop , small kiosk , food stall
CENTRAL POINT (centre) for public facilities E.g : Bus stop , Lrt station , Taxi station
ELEVATED WALKWAY with retails and cafes overlooking the main roads Proposed changes to improve pedestrian Access
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R A J A L OPE SHOW | CORE DESIGN GALLERY | PHOTOG R APH Y
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K P ’ S BUNGAL OW | CORE DESIGN GAL LERY | DESIGN PRO POSAL
PR IV ATE B UNGAL OW IN IPOH FL OOR PL AN + 3D The site is situated in the suburb area 20 minutes away from the historical city of Ipoh, facing an open field overlooking the skyline of the city on the West direction. Working in this site context and together on responding to the strong straits eclectic and British colonial characterised architecture of the city, the concept of courtyard house is adapted. With such traditional concept, a contemporary approach is then taken to develop the design not only to tackle the current environmental issues, but also to face the ongoing social issue and to reflect the raising cultural issue
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Re-look into the past and re-interprete traditional courtyard house in a contemporary manner. “The main difference between contemporary design to modern design is, contemporary does not aim for aesthetically successful but rather understanding the environmental, social and cultural issues happening at this current time and to reflect them through the development of the design, the result should be something provocative in the mind of the habitants.”
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R E F URBISHM ENT | CORE DESIGN GALLERY |
RE-D ISCO V E R I N G THE E S S E N CE O F S P A T IA L EX PERIENC E A N D M A R KIN G IT S R E L E VA N CE T O BOTH CO N T EM POR A R Y A R T A N D DE S IG N Towards the end of year 2013, upon taking up the adjacent residential unit next door, the understated boutique art space of Core Design Gallery in Subang Jaya underwent a refurbishment and expansion exercise. And like before Core Design Workshop, the design arm of Core Design Gallery undertook the challenging task of designing and implementing of the project
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REFURBI S H M E N T | C OR E D ESIGN GALLERY |
The entire 2 storey floor space was stripped down to its core structure including the partition walls that separated the two units, creating a refreshingly new open plan space. Selective upper floor slabs were then punched through creating voids around, allowing the natural light to reach the lower floor and interestingly turning the upper floor into a suspended platform, a space of striki ng contrast to its lower floor. “Taking the design of art gallery space to another level, to create 2 different spaces for the ultimate art experience; an atmospheric art museum for the lower floor posing a more conventional approach where the viewers can be comfortably indulging in the art on the walls; whilst the upper floor space acts as a floating stage where the art viewers are enveloped by the art that surrounds them.
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HAT TE N CI T Y M A S T E R P L A N AT AYER KEROH
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ADA DESIGN |
DE SI G N P R O P OS A L ESTABLISH AS AN INTERNATIONAL CITY FOR MEDICAL TOURISM, HOSPITALITY & THEMED ENTERTAINMENT PLACE Hatten City Masterplan is the proposed masterplan for Malacca Tourism and also to help the economic growth of Malacca City.The masterplan incorporate all the possible development in for city including commercial, residential and recreational. The masterplan also provide facilities and amenities as the city needs. It also resemblannce of City of Singapore “ Everything in the City “. The development also include the Hatten Gate development.
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HAT TE N CI T Y M A S T E R P L A N AT AYER KEROH DE SI G N P R O P OS A L
> SI T E A N A L Y SIS
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ADA DESIGN |
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H AT T E N GAT E AT AYER KEROH | ADA DESIGN | KM + BP SUBM ISSION
HAT TE N G A TE DEVELOPMEN T Hatten Gate is one of the biggest proposed project development at Bandar Hilir, Malacca. There were 3 pieces of land amalgamated
together
to
develop
a
mixed-developement in order to provide accomodation for the people as Malacca has limited land. As I were in ADA Design, I was incharged to design and lead the project for KM submission in Melaka. The layout design derived from the shape of the existing land.
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HAT TE N G AT E AT AY E R K E R OH | ADA DESIGN | KM + B P SU B MIS S IO N
> SU B M I S S I O N DRA WIN G S
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N CT SQUARE SG. PETANI | ADA DESIGN | KM + BP SUBM ISSION
PROPO S E D M I XE D DE VE LO P ME NT AT KAW. INDU S TRI BA KA R AR A N G , S U NG A I P E TANI ,KE DAH F O R MS S R. NCT S QU A R E DE VE L O P M E NT S DN. BH D.
S G . P E TANI NE W ACTIVI TY CE NTRE The development is focus on the mixed development to improvise the facilities of Bandar Sungai Petani. The development include with recreational, hall , commercial, residential and public spaces to cater the need for people as well to increase job opportunity in Sungai Petani.
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NCT S Q UAR E S G . P E TA N I | ADA DESIGN | KM + B P SU B MIS S ION
BRINGING NEW LIFESTYLES TO SUNGAI PETANI ACT AS MAIN CATALYST TO THE CITY
S G . P E TANI NE W ACTI V I TY CE NTRE A proposed 519 units of shop offices including 16 gallery type units are being designed to integrate seamlessly
as
one
comprehensive
open and accessible retail area on the street level with commercial offices on the upper levels. The shop-mall development is planned to cluster around a central public plaza that will be anchored by a meeting, banquet and convention hall with a capacity of 750 pax, served by an exciting new 204 room 4 star hotel
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N CT SQUARE SG. PETANI | ADA DESIGN | KM + BP SUBM ISSION
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NCT S Q UAR E S G . P E TA N I | ADA DESIGN | KM + B P SU B MIS S ION
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D ATA R A N PA H L AWAN REF URBISHM ENT | ADA DESIGN | PROPOSAL AND KM SUBMISSION
RE F U RBIS H & RE CRE ATE The overall masterplanning proposal is intended to revitalize and re-liven the existing ‘Dataran Pahlawan’ to be a place of gathering and a focal point of public activities. The proposal intends to accentuate a seamless connectivity between the pedestrian network of Jalan Parameswara and Jalan Merdeka which at present already houses a high volume of public movement. The reprogramming of the Dataran becomes a gesture that shall promote and activate the spaces to become an active space for events, meetings and also as a landmark as a historical site.
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DATARAN PA H L AWA N R E F URBISHM ENT | ADA DESIGN | PR O PO S A L A N D K M S U B MIS S ION
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D ATA R A N PA H L AWAN REF URBISHM ENT | ADA DESIGN | PROPOSAL AND KM SUBMISSION
< R OOF PL AN D R AWING
> ROO F DETAIL S
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DATARAN PA H L AWA N R E F URBISHM ENT | ADA DESIGN | PR O PO S A L A N D K M S U B MIS S ION
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L A NGKAWI RESORT CIT Y | ADA DESIGN |
K E R ATO N KESAPUHAN INDONESIA | ADA DESIGN |
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SANG LANG - P O R T | A D A D ESIGN |
KI PS AS MAS T E R P L A N PA H ANG | ADA DESIGN |
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F E L CRA M AST ERPL AN | ADA DESIGN |
K S’S BUS STAT ION | ADA DESIGN |
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M RCB M A S T E R P L A N | ADA DESIGN |
S W E TT E N H A M P I E R , PUL AU PINANG | ADA DESIGN |
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R E C E PT ION BUIL DING | SOON CHAI ARCH IT EC T I n v o l v e i n d esi g n p rop osa l for Reception Bu il d i ng a t Ch i a n g Ra i R e c e p t io n bu ildin g p r op osa l for Chi ang R ai D e v e lo pmen t. T h e b u ilding served b o t h f o r t o u rist an d local as inf ormat i on ce n t r e c u m g a ller y . I t is also i ncl udes s pac e s f o r in ter action s an d caf es and m i n i m a r k e t s. T h e con cept of the bui l d i ng d e sign w a s der iv ed by th e tr aditi onal roof o f T h a i a r c h i tectu r e an d wa s t ransl at ed i n t o m o d e r n con tempor a r y design, The m a t e r ia l u sed gl as se s a n d steel p e n e t r a t e su n lig h t t o p r o m o t e g r een s ave e n e r g y .
T h e s t e e l s t r u ct u r e give the b u i l d i n g m o r e c o m ple x and s e r v e s a s t h e f a c ad e as w e l l . T h e m a t e r i a l cho se n f o r t h e ce i l i n g w a s b a sed o n t he c o n ce p t o f t r a ditio nal w o o d e n p l a n k . T h e effe ct o f t he ce i l i n g b r i n g s bi g im pact t o t h e o v e r a l l s p a ce s .
for th e p r oposal are str u ctu r e in order t o in to th e b u il d i ng thus bu ildin g features and
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RES O RT HO T E L | S OON C H A I ARCHITECT
R e s o r t H o t e l ma in idea is focu s on the t ouri st a t t r a c t io n a t Ch ian g R a i T h a ila nd. The a m b ia n c e o f th e r esor t h otel must cat er f or f a m ily w h ic h is su ita b le for ki d s, youngst er a nd o ld p e o ple. The p r o gr a mme of th e bu ildin g al so provi des va rio u s a c t ivity th u s th e tou r ist can d o m o st o f t h e ir activ ity du r in g h oli d ay. It w ill a lso f u n ction a s a su pp orti ng space f or p e o p le t o g ath er an d to h a v e m eet i ngs. The in je c t io n s of g r een pocket and green ro o f d e sig n to p r ov ides mor e interconnecti ng s pac e in b e t ween b u ildin g th u s al so promot es gre e n b u ild in g effects
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BOHEM IAN CONCEPT | OM G FREE R EN O
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BO HE MI AN C O N C E P T | OMG FREE RENO
B O H E M IA N
Boho style is often referred to as hippie style. Bohemian interior design reflects this avant-garde free spirit. Light, earthy, natural tones combined with rich colours compliments the motifs of tribal and geometric patterns.
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BOHEM IAN CONCEPT | OM G FREE R EN O EXPO |
OVERALL ARRANGEMENT FOR DINING AREA
CLOSE UP FOR FEATURE WALL AND > DECORATIONS
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BO HE MI AN C O N C E P T | OMG FREE RENO
OVERALL ARRANGEMENT FOR BEDROOM AND DINING
< MASTER BEDROOM FURNITURE EXHIBITION @ THE ERA
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S C A N D I N AVIAN DESIGN T HEM E | OM G FREE R EN O
> C O L O U R ST UDY F O R FE A TU R E WA LL
S CA N DIN A VIA N
This style using a blend of textures and soft hues to make sleek, modern decor feel warm and inviting. It emphasizes clean lines, utility, and simple furnishings that are functional, beautiful, and cozy.
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SCANDI NAV I A N D E S I G N T H EM E | OM G FREE RENO
> COLOUR STUDY FOR FEATURE WALL
> FURNITURE ARRANGEMENT & CHOIXES
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M I N I M A L IST DESIGN T HEM E | OM G FREE R EN O
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MI NI MALI S T D E S I G N T H E M E | OM G FREE RENO
M IN IM A L IS T
It’s characterised by simplicity, clean lines, and a monochromatic palette with colour used as an accent. No excessive ornamentation and decoration required just a few details used are uncomplicated and blend harmoniously into the setting. Minimalist furniture and accessories focus on functionality and practicality.
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C ONF INEM ENT CENT RE | OM G FREE R EN O
M - REBIR T H
Interior Design for Confinement Centre derived from the idea of Japandi design concept while it focus on the growth of inner peace and spiritual of a new mother. Every space design use muted and earth colour tone to bring coziness and to create warmth and joy of happiness to the new mom.
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CO NFI NE MEN T C E N T R E | O MG FREE RENO
Feature wall to room
Waiting Area
Folding door to activity room
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C ONF INEM ENT CENT RE | OM G FREE R EN O
DINING AREA
KITCHEN & DINING AREA
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CO NFI NE MEN T C E N T R E | O MG FREE RENO
DINING AREA
LOBBY AND DISCUSSION AREA
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C ONF INEM ENT CENT RE | OM G FREE R EN O
ACTIVITY AREA
KITCHEN & DINING AREA
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CO NFI NE MEN T C E N T R E | O MG FREE RENO
DELUXE ROOM 1
DELUXE ROOM 2
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C ONF INEM ENT CENT RE | OM G FREE R EN O
VVIP ROOM
WARDROBE AREA
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CO NFI NE MEN T C E N T R E | O MG FREE RENO
VVIP ROOM LIVING AREA
VVIP ROOM BEDROOM
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K I T C H E N & D INING PROPOSAL |
M RS. AINA’S HOU SE
M O DE R N M IN IM AL Dining and Kitchen Design for Mrs. Aina house. She requested to have a modern minimal dining and kitchen design with simple kitchen island with white marble counter top. Dining area with big wall frame with simple wooden panel to enhance the artwork to match with existing dining table.
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KI TC HE N & D I N I N G P R O P O S AL | M RS. AINA’S HOUSE
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O M G S HOWROOM DESIGN |
MODERN - LIVING AREA
MODERN - LIVING AREA
OM G FREE R EN O
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O MG S HO WR O O M D E S I G N |
MODERN - BEDROOM
MODERN - LIVING AREA
OM G FREE RENO
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O M G S HOWROOM DESIGN |
MINIMALIST - STUDIO
MINIMALIST - DINING AREA
OM G FREE R EN O
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O MG S HO WR O O M D E S I G N |
MUJI - 2ND BEDROOM
MUJI - STUDIO UNIT
OM G FREE RENO
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O M G S HOWROOM DESIGN |
INDUSTRIAL - BEDROOM
INDUSTRIAL - LI VING AREA
OM G FREE R EN O
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O MG S HO WR O O M D E S I G N |
SCANDINAVIAN - BEDROOM
SCANDINAVIAN - LIVING AREA
OM G FREE RENO
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O M G S HOWROOM DESIGN |
VIVID - STUDIO UNIT CONCEPT
VIVID - STUDIO UNIT CONCEPT
OM G FREE R EN O
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O MG S HO WR O O M D E S I G N |
VIVID - BEDROOM
VIVID - COMMON AREA
OM G FREE RENO
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R AY H O N G S U I ( M UJ I CONCEPT ) - AM ANI RESID E N C E |
MUJI DESIGN
MUJI DESIGN
OM G FREE R EN O
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MELV I N E MPA R ( M I N I M A L I ST ) - CONT INEW RESIDENCE |
O M G F R EE R E N O
MINIMALIST - LIVING
MINIMALIST - DINING AREA
MINIMALIST - 3RD BEDROOM
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YONG KOW M AY ( SCANDI) - PAR C 3 |
SCANDINAVIAN - LIVING AREA
SCANDINAVIAN - LIVING AREA
OM G FREE R EN O
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ARS HAD AB D U L R A Z A K ( I NDUST RIAL ) - SOF IYA RESIDENCE |
O M G F R EE R E N O
MINIMALIST - LIVING & DINING AREA
MINIMALIST - 2ND BEDROOM
MINIMALIST - 3RD BEDROOM