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portfolio site shelter - (un)covering the remains
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Degree Unit A addresses urban and architectural conditions in locations undergoing cri tical change and over the years. Through a combination of research and creative practice, the Unit proposes interventions, which respond to urban challenges and introduce elements of cultural and imaginative vigor. We explore extremes of interrelated scales, from urban geographies through to the immediate and personal, to develop uncommon propositions. In this process, strategies formulate responsiveness to global and site conditions, understanding of scales, architectural sensibilities, as well as structural and material realities, to create social, spatial and time-based habitats and environments.
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project 1 design by researching tolerance - to be able to link, connect, and suture the parts together. The studio developed the notion of tolerance as a measure of the articulation of physical details in architecture, as well as programmatically, and in terms of the degree of fit of the architectural proposition into an existing urban context. Tolerance is both a question of material; of technical precision and connected to political and social structures at a wider level. participation - to have a share or to take part. It is a form of being together that enables integrative social and spatial processes, and addresses design, planning, decision making, building and management. project 2 contextual + strategies When an ancient tree falls in a closed canopy forest, far from being the end of life, light enters the dark space, “mixing new nutrients into the soil from debris, and initiating a race for succession.” The old tree simply and naturally makes space for the new. This universal cycle, which is as much spatial as it is biological, may explain at least in part, the fascination for ruins in the modern era. In the nineteenth century Romantic imagination, the ruin showed architecture at its most pure, freed from the burdens of complex function, at one with nature. But today such processes may be more than nostalgia, they may just be the beginning of another age. project 3 site shelter “It is said that one of the most impressive things about the music of Johann Sebastian Bach is it‘s “architecture“. Its construction seems clear and transparent. It is possible to pursue the details of the melodic, harmonic, and rhythmical elements without losing the feeling for the composition as a whole - the whole that makes sense for the details. The music seems to be based upon a clear structure, and if we trace the individual threads of the music fabric, it is possible to apprehend the rules that govern the structure of the music. Construction is at the art of making a meaningful whole out of many parts. Buildings are witnesses to the human ability to construct concrete things. I believe that the real core of all architectural work lies in the act of construction. At the point in time when concrete materials are assembled and erected, the architecture we have been looking for becomes part of the real world.” Peter Zumthor, Thinking Architecture, 1998.
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project 1_continuity of the site value
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experience imagination connection
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project 3_the promenade architecture
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p 1 _ l i t e r a t u r e s t u d y ‘ e y e s o f t h e s k i n’ b y j u h a n i p a l l a s m a
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“Nossa Senhora Da Luz” Fortress, Peniche, Portugal
the fortress, built in the 17th century, was an important defensive structure to strengthen the coastline defense system. traces of battery structures and a partial trench on the south side are still present at the site. the remains of the fortress emerge from the landscape and the cliff surfaces eroded by the wind and ocean are remarkable features within this setting
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remnant of the fort da luz are scattered with only the walls are left behind while the rest either eroded or simply destroyed by overtime the site is situated on a cliff rising from the access road to the edge of the cliff and to the atlantic ocean the existing pedestrian path are formed by hikers and visitors to the site over time forming a pathway that circulate the remnants. undulated topography surface
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p1_design intention
mixture of old and new
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silence and solitude no interaction with people emerge contemplation brings up curiosity of what’s happening in front
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following with the angle of the remnants embracing the ruins creating a journey that enhance contemplation
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combination of timber and corten steel creating a series of enclosed external spaces for contemplation and reflection. the dark color of the steel provides contrast with blocks of ruins and grey stones
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polygonal shape, with bastions at the vertices crowned by circular hangers, and it was armed with cannons on the embankment, on the side of the sea.
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site plan scale 1: 500
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project 1_continuity of the site value
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Lenggong Valley is one of Malaysia’s heritage which is divided into 2 clusters (cluster 1 and cluster 2). It was nominated as one of world heritage because of Prof. Zuraina Majid and the researchers who collected a lot of data that prove the existence of the first man (Perak Man) in Lenggong Valley. The data was received by the world heritage centre on 31 January 2011, after receiving this information one of the world heritage committees which is ICOMOS visited and evaluated the property on 11-16 September 2011. Furthermore, after all the evaluation on 14 March 2012 ICOMOS approved the report and soon on 30 June 2012 Lenggong Valley was declared as a world heritage site by UNESCO. In the early 20th century, the first finding was found in Gua Kajang, Kota Tampan and Gua Badak, where they found high densities of cultural deposits such as shards, stone tools and rock art.
Lenggong Valley, Temelong, Perak
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Cluster 2 consists of multiple caves such as Gua Gunung Runtuh, Gua Kajang, Gua Teluk Kelawar, Gua Ngaum, Gua Puteri, Gua badak, Gua Harimau and Bukit Jawa.
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the urban mapping is focuses on the existing issues on site which consist of aspects such as … Absence of social activities the site has lack of programs that could offer to welcome outsiders having interaction within the site. most of the caves are locked and need to get permission every time visit. Lack of public space the surrounding area are lack of amenities such as recreational spaces or playscapes that could enhance their lifestyle as well as the children to utilize after school hours. the surrounding community also seldom visit the site as the facilities are unmaintained. Low level of awareness peoples are unaware of the significance of archaeological findings in terms of human evolution or culture, or what the findings mean personally to them. the findings at archaeological sites seem to be only appreciated by the ‘others’ such as the archaeologists, local and international researchers, local and foreign tourists.
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the schematic urban strategy is segregated into 3 distinctive parcels which are consecutive, integrate and journey. it is formed through analyzing the previous existing site issues, with the focus of implementing new interventions targeting residents, visiting tourists, and archaeology researchers. the aim of the urban strategy is to integrate archaeological interests with local economic activities in order to involve local participants in preserving the history of site.
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consecutive continuous path on the existing site village, creating surprising views and provoking a sense of curiosity by implementing programs.
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journey an expedition to encourage visitors to be more explorative and expressively evoke the site history while implementing galleries.
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integrate connecting gather point of villages by creating public space to bring opportunities to the local economy.
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genius loci cultivation remembrance
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natural limestone tunnel easily accessible by vehicles consists of 3 portions, front cave, back cave and a small chamber front cave facing north and cave mouth about 25m wide uncovered 2 human remains back cave covered with rubble stone wooden platforms to provide passage between the two mouth of the tunnel
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remembrance
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awakening the memories of the historical layers of the site through the interpretation and presentation of the archeological site.
helping in widen the people’s knowledge of the historical settlements and landmarks in the area
create a harmonious balance between building and context where building and nature don’t compete but work together.
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- threshold that defined by a door, opening itself to the surrounding and allowing visitors to view it as it were the start of the journey - sets a scene for what is to come, forces visitor to engage, to focus and to participate. an interstitial space between the immediate threshold and the heart of the building - interest visitors to venture into the space and find what is hidden and uncover the remaining mystery of a view half complete - introduced to a series of elements which prelude to the end of promenade journey, possesses an element which hints at the conclusion of events - the journey ends with a scenery, the visitors are presented with a whole picture, rather than a conclusive end
promenade architecture
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VII. Place of Assembly Stone Garden
II. Instituitional Research Centre
II. Instituitional Workshop
VII. Place of Assembly Open Air Artefact
Net Floor Area (m²)
219m²
35m²
354m²
186m²
117m²
152m²
52m²
160m²
Occupancy Load Factor (m² / pax) (Seventh Schedule)
1.5 net
10 net
1.5 net
1.5 net
0.3 net
4.5 net
4.5 net
0.3 net
Occupancy Load (pax)
146 pax / floor
3.5 ~ 4 pax / floor
236 pax / floor
124 pax / floor
390 pax / floor
33.78 ~ 34 pax / floor
11.56 ~ 12 pax / floor
533.33 ~ 534 pax / floor
Capacity of Exit for Purpose Group (Seventh Schedule by-law 176)
100 per unit
100 per unit
100 per unit
75 per unit
75 per unit
60 per unit
60 per unit
75 per unit
Exit Capacity Required
1.46 ~ 2
0.04 ~ 1
2.36 ~ 3
1.65 ~ 2
5.2 ~ 6
0.57 ~ 1
0.2 ~ 1
7.12 ~ 8
Min. Exit Width Required (mm) (Seventh Schedule)
2 x 550mm = 1100mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
3 x 550mm = 1650mm
2 x 550mm = 1100mm
6 x 550mm = 3300mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
8 x 550mm = 4400mm
1500 x 3 = 4500mm
1500 x 1 = 1500mm
3000 x 2 = 6000mm
1800 x 2 = 3600mm
3500 x 2 = 7000mm
1500 x 2 = 3000mm
1500 x 3 = 4500mm
2500 x 3 = 7500mm
Total exit width provided = 4500mm
Total exit width provided = 1500mm
Total exit width provided = 6000mm
Total exit width provided = 3600mm
Total exit width provided = 7000mm
Total exit width provided = 3000mm
Total exit width provided = 4500mm
Total exit width provided = 7500mm
DATE:
CHECKED BY:
9 NOV 2021
4500 - 1500 = 3000 > 1100
1500 > 550
6000 - 3000 = 3000 > 1650
3600 - 1800 = 1800 > 1100
7000 - 3500 = 3500 > 3300
3000 - 1500 = 1500 > 550
4500 - 1500 = 3000 > 550
7500 - 2500 = 5000 > 4400
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
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DRAWING NUMBER:
Redundancy Calculation
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
Lower Ground Floor
Purpose Group (Fifth Schedule)
Total Exit Width Provision
DRAWN BY:
A
B 2882
D
C 3368
4284
n
o E 24798 1466
UCSI UNIVERSITY
F 12798
03
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT
49
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3611
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76
LOUNGE
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Proposed to built and complete an Instituition Centre at Lot No. 352, Jalan Lenggong, 33400 Lenggong, Perak
5 69
2
9
8 81
5
3
GALLERY 1
2
62
12 34195 7449
g
f
e
AMPHITHEATER
5 54 144 23
REMARKS:
4
c
10142
GALLERY 2
8
7 66
d
77
32
b
7 27
SCREENING
3
a
WORKSHOP
7 27
3
5 4173
OPEN AIR ARTEFACT
STONE GARDEN
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DRAWING TITLE:
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EXIT WIDTH CALCULATION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SCALE:
Floor Level Exit Width Calculation
1:1000 V. Shop Lounge & Cafeteria
VII. Place of Assembly Gallery 1
VII. Place of Assembly Reception Area
VII. Place of Assembly Gallery 2
Net Floor Area (m²)
95m²
189m²
46m²
223m²
Occupancy Load Factor (m² / pax) (Seventh Schedule)
6 net
0.3 net
1.5 net
1.5 net
Occupancy Load (pax)
15.83 ~ 16 pax / floor
630 pax / floor
30.67 pax / floor
148.67 ~ 149 pax / floor
Capacity of Exit for Purpose Group (Seventh Schedule by-law 176)
60 per unit
100 per unit
100 per unit
75 per unit
Exit Capacity Required
0.27 ~ 1
6.3 ~ 7
0.3 ~ 1
1.99 ~ 2
Min. Exit Width Required (mm) (Seventh Schedule)
1 x 550mm =550mm
7 x 550mm = 3850mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
2 x 550mm = 1100mm
1500 x 1 = 1500mm
2500 x 3 = 7500mm
1500 x 2 = 3000mm
1800 x 2 = 3600mm
Total exit width provided = 1500mm
Total exit width provided = 7500mm
Total exit width provided = 3000mm
Total exit width provided = 3600mm
DATE:
CHECKED BY:
9 NOV 2021
1500 > 550
7500 - 2500 = 5000 > 3850
3000 - 1500 = 1500 > 550
3600 - 1800 = 1800 > 1100
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
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DRAWING NUMBER:
Redundancy Calculation
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
Ground Floor
Purpose Group (Fifth Schedule)
Total Exit Width Provision
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A
B 2882
D
C 3368
4284
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o E 24798 1466
UCSI UNIVERSITY
F 12798
03
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT
49
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38
3611
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04
PROJECT TITLE:
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8821
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18
Proposed to built and complete an Instituition Centre at Lot No. 352, Jalan Lenggong, 33400 Lenggong, Perak
5 69
2
9
8 81
5
3
LIBRARY
2
62
12 34195 7449
g
f
e
5 54 144 23
REMARKS:
4
c
10142
GALLERY 2
8
7 66
d
77
32
b
7 27
3
a
77
32 4173
5
CAVE EXHIBITION
AUDITORIUM
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72
43
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62
36
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8
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49
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RESTAURANT
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DRAWING TITLE:
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EXIT WIDTH CALCULATION
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SCALE:
Floor Level Exit Width Calculation
1:1000 II. Instituitional Library
VII. Place of Assembly Auditorium
V. Shop Kitchen
V. Shop Restaurant
Net Floor Area (m²)
183m²
509m²
26m²
70m²
Occupancy Load Factor (m² / pax) (Seventh Schedule)
6 net
0.7 net
10 net
6 net
Occupancy Load (pax)
15.83 ~ 16 pax / floor
727.14 ~ 728 pax / floor
2.6 ~ 3 pax / floor
11.67 ~ 12 pax / floor
Capacity of Exit for Purpose Group (Seventh Schedule by-law 176)
60 per unit
100 per unit
60 per unit
60 per unit
Exit Capacity Required
0.27 ~ 1
7.28 ~ 8
0.05 ~ 1
0.2 ~ 1
Min. Exit Width Required (mm) (Seventh Schedule)
1 x 550mm =550mm
8 x 550mm = 4400mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
1500 x 1 = 1500mm
15000 x 1 = 15000mm
1500 x 2 = 3000mm
1500 x 2 = 3000mm
Total exit width provided = 1500mm
Total exit width provided = 15000mm
Total exit width provided = 3000mm
Total exit width provided = 3000mm
DATE:
CHECKED BY:
9 NOV 2021
1500 > 550
15000 > 4400
3000 - 1500 = 1500 > 550
3000 - 1500 = 1500 > 550
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
CONFIRMED BY:
SOH HOO ZE XIANG 1001849891 GENERAL NOTES:
This drawing and any specification that may accompany it are solely for educational purposes. Must not be used or copied without the written permission.
DRAWING NUMBER:
Redundancy Calculation
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
First Floor
Purpose Group (Fifth Schedule)
Total Exit Width Provision
DRAWN BY:
A
B 2882
D
C 3368
4284
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n
F
03
SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT
49
m 05
26
1
38
l
3611
UCSI UNIVERSITY
12798
76
k
2
04
j
i
18
04
PROJECT TITLE:
28
h
8821
28
18
Proposed to built and complete an Instituition Centre at Lot No. 352, Jalan Lenggong, 33400 Lenggong, Perak
5 69
2
9
8 81
5
3
2
62
12 34195 7449
g
f
e
5 54 144 23
REMARKS:
4 8
7 66
d 10142
c
77
32
b
7 27
3
a
77
32 4173
5
AUDITORIUM
6
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43
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62
36
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8
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30
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SHOP
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17
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DRAWING TITLE:
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EXIT WIDTH CALCULATION
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
SCALE:
Floor Level Exit Width Calculation
1:1000 VII. Place of Assembly Circulation
V. Shop Souvenir shop
VII. Place of Assembly Resting Area
Net Floor Area (m²)
116m²
43m²
69m²
Occupancy Load Factor (m² / pax) (Seventh Schedule)
1.5 net
10 net
1.5 net
Occupancy Load (pax)
77.33 ~ 78 pax / floor
4.3 ~ 5 pax / floor
46 pax / floor
Capacity of Exit for Purpose Group (Seventh Schedule by-law 176)
100 per unit
100 per unit
75 per unit
Exit Capacity Required
0.78 ~ 1
0.05 ~ 1
0.61 ~ 1
Min. Exit Width Required (mm) (Seventh Schedule)
1 x 550mm =550mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
1 x 550mm = 550mm
2500 x 1 = 2500mm
2450 x 2 = 4900mm
1500 x 2 = 3000mm
Total exit width provided = 2500mm
Total exit width provided = 4900mm
Total exit width provided = 3000mm
DATE:
CHECKED BY:
9 NOV 2021
2500 > 550
4900 - 2450 = 2450 > 550
3000 - 1500 = 1500 > 550
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
Exit width provided is sufficient
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
CONFIRMED BY:
SOH HOO ZE XIANG 1001849891 GENERAL NOTES:
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DRAWING NUMBER:
Redundancy Calculation
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
Second Floor
Purpose Group (Fifth Schedule)
Total Exit Width Provision
DRAWN BY:
UCSI UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT
1
PROJECT TITLE:
Proposed to built and complete an Instituition Centre at Lot No. 352, Jalan Lenggong, 33400 Lenggong, Perak
5
REMARKS:
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6 7
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SECTIONAL DETAIL
11
SCALE:
DRAWN BY:
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DATE:
CHECKED BY:
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SOH HOO ZE XIANG
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02
01
RETAINING WALL SECTION 1:30
RETAINING WALL SECTION 1:10
1. 150mm thk wall with 20mm plaster concrete finished 2. 200mm thk concrete floor apron 3/9. 20mm thk waterproofing layered (FPO membrane water proofing system - sikaproof A-08 4/5. 200mm thk concrete retaining wall with metal bar reinforcement to engr detail 6. 20mm thk rough textured concrete rendered with coloured to arch detail 7. 30mm thk concrete screed laid on top of vapour barrier for water proofing 8. 200mm thk concrete floor slab with reinforcement steel rebar in contact with soil 10. 80mm thk crushed gravel mix layer for concrete floor slab and beam to be laid on top 11. concrete retaining wall foundation to engr detail
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DRAWING NUMBER:
UCSI UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT
PROJECT TITLE:
Proposed to built and complete an Instituition Centre at Lot No. 352, Jalan Lenggong, 33400 Lenggong, Perak
REMARKS:
01
RAMP SECTIONAL DETAIL 1:150
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Earth fill 200mm thk waterproofing layered (FPO membrane water proofing system 3 200mm thk reinforced concrete floor apron with floor hardener finished to engr detail 4 150mm thk reinforced concrete ramp 7° with floor hardener finished to engr detail 5. 100mm brick railing wall with white paint finished 6/10.20mm stanless steel handrail attached on railing wall with anchor to arch detail 7. 50 x 50mm thk reinforced concrete column with spray paint finish to engr detail 8. 1500 x 2000mm concrete beam supporting ramp to engr detail
DRAWING TITLE:
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SCALE:
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DATE:
CHECKED BY:
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SOH HOO ZE XIANG
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RAMP PLAN VIEW DETAIL 02 1:150
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DRAWING NUMBER:
UCSI UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT
PROJECT TITLE:
Proposed to built and complete an Instituition Centre at Lot No. 352, Jalan Lenggong, 33400 Lenggong, Perak
REMARKS:
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parapet pre-finished metal flashing with dripo edge that extends 300mm away from parapet 200mm thk concrete beam with steel bar reinforcement to engr detail 20mm thk timber fascia board with painted finished externally waterproofing layer (exposed system), exposed pvc fully adhered system sika sarnafil G410-15L FELT 1.5m thk. 200mm thk reinforced concrete roof at gentle fall of 4 degrees of water drainage parapet pre-finished metal flashing with dripo edge that extends 300mm away from parapet mullion frame for skylight, to be mounted on to extruded concrete beam 5mm thk. tempered glass
SKYLIGHT DETAIL 1:20
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SECTIONAL DETAIL
SCALE:
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DATE:
CHECKED BY:
9 NOV 2021
SOH HOO ZE XIANG
CONFIRMED BY:
SOH HOO ZE XIANG 1001849891 GENERAL NOTES:
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DRAWING NUMBER:
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FLAT ROOF DETAIL 1:10
03
SKYLIGHT TO FLAT ROOF DETAIL 1:10
PROJECT 3 DESIGN OBJECTIVE The desi gn obj ect i ve oft hi s proj ecti st o awaken t he memori es oft he hi st ori call ayers of t he si t et hrough t he i nt erpret at i on and present at i on oft he archeol ogi calsi t e.By present i ng t he hi st ori calsi t e ofLenggong Val l ey,t he i nst i t ui t i on cent re wi l lcreat ea f rui t f ulj ourney t hatal l ows communi t yf rom di f f erentdi rect i ons l i ke arcaeol ogi stresearchers, l ocal vi l l agers,t ouri st sand so on,t o assembl e and gat heraround and do act i vi t i es.
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LIGHTING STUDY
SPACE 1-CAFETERIA
Di r ectsunl i ght Maxi mum i l l umi nat i on Mi ni mum i l l umi nat i on
DAYLI GHTSTUDY Ther e i s st ai r case access f r om l ower gr ound f l oor .The space i s compr i se of caf et er i a and si ngl el ounge. Ther e ar e t wogl azi ngwal lst andi ngbot hsi deoft he space, f aci ng Sout h and Westt o al l ow sunl i ght t o ent er and br i ght en up t he space.
FLOOR PLAN
Per f kE27 PAR30 LED Spot l i ght
ARTI FI CI ALLI GHTI NG LAYOUTPLAN Thel i ght i ngf i xt ur ei nt hi sspacei sequal l y di st r i but ed as t her e ar e no separ at i ng space panel s.Ther e ar e 15 nos f i xt ur es andt heyal i gni na3x4gr i dsot hel i ghtof t hespacei sequal .
8 3 7 1 9 5
VENTILATION STUDY
6 2 4
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
250mm r ei nf or ceconcr et es l abwi t h25mm i ns ul at i onandasf i ni s hes 500x500pr ecas tconcr et ecol umnwi t hs andbl as t edf aces . doubl edgl az es ealuni t swi t h8mm t oughenedgl as spane,w/al umi ni um mul l i ons . bi f ol di ngdoorbyf our1x2. 1m panel swi t hs t ai nl es ss t eelr ol l ers ys t em cor t ens t eelr ai l i ngwi t hcoat i ngf i ni s hes . s i ngl es t i ngers t ai r cas et odet i al( R:175mm,T: 260mm)w/1m cor t ens t eelr ai l i ng. uphol s t er eds eat i ngsf orl ounge pr ecas econcr et ebarw/t i mbercl addi ngf i ni s hed 750mm l ami nat edt i mbert abl ew/ar cr yl i cpai ntf i ni s h
Hi ghTemper at ur e Moder at eTemper at ur e Col dTemper at ur e
TEMPERATURESTUDY Thespacehasahot t erar eai nt hecent r al oft he space t hati ndi cat ed wi t h war mer col our .Bot h oft he gl azi ng wal lpr ovi de l ouver st o al l ow ai rvent i l at i on t o ent er t hespace.
LEGENDS Evapor at i ngi ndoorAC uni t Condensi ngout doorAC uni t AC Duct wor k
AC SYSTEM LAYOUTPLAN The3nos.ofAC ar edi st r i but edonbot hsi de oft he wal l .I thave cent r al i zed or i ent at i on ast hemi ddl epar toft hespacei st hehot t est dur i ng t he day .The space woul d achi eve t her malcomf or taf t er some momentaf t er t heAC ar eswi t chedon.Thecont i nuoushot and coolai rexchanged al l owst he r oom t o becool ed.
LIGHTING STUDY
SPACE 2-LOBBY
Di r ectsunl i ght Maxi mum i l l umi nat i on Mi ni mum i l l umi nat i on
DAYLI GHTSTUDY Maj orl i ghtt hatent er i ngt hespacei sf r om t hel ar gegl azi ng wal lont hesout hwhi ch i ndi cat edi nr ed.Thespacehavemul t i pl e exi t st hatal soal l owssunl i ghtt openet r at e i nt ot hespace.
FLOOR PLAN
Per f kE27 PAR30 LED Spot l i ght
ARTI FI CI ALLI GHTI NG LAYOUTPLAN he l i ght i ng f i xt ur et hat r equi r es i nt hi s space ar e 21.Ther ef or et he l i ght i ng f i xt ur esar eequal l ydi st r i but ed i n each sect i onwi t hgr i d.
6 2
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VENTILATION STUDY Hi ghTemper at ur e
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Moder at eTemper at ur e Col dTemper at ur e
TEMPERATURESTUDY
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS 1 2 3 4 5 6
Thespacehasahot t erar eai nt hecor ner s oft he space ast her e ar e no vent i l at i on ont hesi des.
250mm r ei nf or ceconcr et es l abwi t h25mm i ns ul at i onandasf i ni s hes 500x500pr ecas tconcr et ecol umnwi t hs andbl as t edf aces . doubl edgl az es ealuni t swi t h8mm t oughenedgl as spane,w/al umi ni um mul l i ons . cor t ens t eelwal lwi t hcoat edf i ni s hed s i ngl es t i ngers t ai r cas et odet i al( R:175mm,T: 260mm)w/1m cor t ens t eelr ai l i ng. uphol s t er eds eat i ngsf orl ounge
LEGENDS Evapor at i ngi ndoorAC uni t Condensi ngout doorAC uni t AC Duct wor k
AC SYSTEM LAYOUTPLAN The 4nos.ofAC ar e di st r i but ed on each si deoft hewal l .I thavecent r al i zedor i ent at i on ast he mi ddl e par toft he space i st he hot t est dur i ng t he day . The space woul d achi evet her malcomf or taf t ersomemoment af t ert he AC ar e swi t ched on.The cont i nuoushotand coolai rexchanged al l owst he r oom t o becool ed.
COLD W ATER SUPPLY SYSTEM LOW ER GROUND FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
CW SUPPLY SCHEMATIC LAYOUT
SEW ERAGE SYSTEM LOW ER GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SANITARY SCHEMATIC LAYOUT
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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