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MAHAM AT ADOUM HASSANE
Canada France USA
My Footprint in the world
Morocco Sudan
UAE Oman
Chad Cameroun Ethiopia
Malaysia
Where did I travel?
M A H A M AT A D O U M H A S S A N E I'm 21 years old junior architect from Chad Republic. I always had an interest and passion for Architecture, and therefore, I have recently graduated with a Bachelor of science (Architecture Studies) (LAM Part 1) from Limkokwing University of Creative Technology in Malaysia. Besides Chad, I lived most of my life in France, UAE, USA, Ethiopia, Malaysia and currently living in Khartoum, Sudan. I would like to involve in the field of architecture in order to gain experience and learn new skills to create real designs. Architecture to me, is about improving conditions: environmental, social and also serving others through the design of the built environment.
CONTACT
INTERESTS
LANGUAGES
SPECIALISTS Architectural visualization
Arabic
English
French
3D Modeling
EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE
2015 AUG
2016 JAN
2019 JUN
2019
HIGH SCHOOL CERTIFICATE
INTERMEDITE LEVEL IN EGLISH LANGUAGE
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (ARCHITECTURAL STUSIES)
INTERNSHIP IN ARCH FIRM
CHADIAN SUDANESE FRIENDSHIP SCHOOL N’DJAMENA, CHAD
ZONI CENTER LANGUAGE NEW YOUR, USA
LIMKOKWING UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY AND CREATIVITY CYBERJAYA, MALAYISA
SUDANESE ENGINEERS GROUP KHARTOUM, SUDAN
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Presentation Drawing
PRESENT
Teamwork
REFERENCES Mr. Amr Alkhiami Senior Lecturer Faculty of Architecture & Built Environment Limkokwing University Of Creative Technology Contact: +60 17 259 9967 Email: amr.alkhiami@limkokwing.edu.my
Dr. Ali Raza
EXPERTISE
Senior Lecturer Faculty of Architecture & Built Environment Limkokwing University Of Creative Technology Contact: +60 17 284 1261 Email: aliraza.soomro@limkokwing.edu.my
Mr. Abdulwahab Alnaggar Senior Lecturer Faculty of Architecture & Built Environment Limkokwing University Of Creative Technology Contact: +60 17 879 7442 Email: abdulwahab.alnaggar@limkokwing.edu.my
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BBQ WATER-EDGE ENSEMBLE
CONTENTS
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Dengkil, Malaysia Architecture Design 3 3th Semester (Academic) Page 1 - 8
BAGAN LALANG ECO LODGE
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Bagan Lalang, Malaysia Architecture Design 4 4th Semester (Academic) Page 13 - 20
IMAGINING ROOMS Sungai Pelek, Malaysia Architecture Design 4 4th Semester (Academic) Page 9 - 12
BOOKING OFFICE Subang Jaya, Malaysia Architecture Design 5 5th Semester (Academic) Page 21 - 22
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RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER
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Subang Jaya, Malaysia Architecture Design 5 5th Semester (Academic) Page 23 - 30
F.C.B. AL-FASHIR BRANCH
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Al-Fashir, Sudan S.E.G. Consultancy (Professional) Page 41 - 42
WINGS RESIDENCE Sungai Pelek, Malaysia Architecture Design 6 6th Semester (Academic) Page 31 - 40
MISCELLANEOUS Page 43 - 46
BBQ WATER-EDGE ENSEMBLE Location Class Type Roles Level Duration Intake
: Dengkil, Malaysia : Architecture Design 3 : Academic (Individual Project) : Concept Designer : 3th Semester : 8 Weeks : August 2017
My design to build a Water-edge Ensemble dining pavilion that have open spaces structures which is allowing natural ventilation and lighting around the building which create eco friendly environment supporting by nature. Visitor will get relax and feel comfortable. The main building designed to give a feeling of stunning to visitors. Private dining pavilion area is special area for guests which is designed in a way that enables visitors to choose the good place for siting and enjoy the view.
CONCEPT Normal Cube
Gathering & Barbecue is my concept design. I chose this activity and cooking method to create forms and spaces adapted from them. 01
ARCHITECTURE
For gathering activity, I create spaces with open areas and different levels hight using six set spaces typologies. Framing the best views on the site. all of this let visitor of families or friends enjoy their outdoor activities.
Modified Form
Opening & Walkway
Structure
Final Space
I quote this building form from the barbeque cooking method or the meat cooked this way. The structure of the building taken from roasting and grilling signs. the form is taken from the shape of the meat and put them together. Shapes with sharp corners in walls and roof translated from The pleasure of eating grilled meat and enthusiasm in the event that visitors enter the building and the extra activity in the place.
BUBBLE DIAGRAM
LOOK-OUT TOWER
PUBLIC TOILET
DINING PAVILION
FOOD DISPLAY
SITE RESPONSE STRATEGIES
SWOT ANALYSIS
DINING PAVILION
Strengths
Opportunities
The site is located next to a lake surrounded by a lot of vegetation which provide better air quality with good small from trees which good for make bigger openings.
The site is big enough to accommodate and build spaces with multiple openings and have a good view of all sides. It is in a quiet area which gives more privacy to visitors.
DINING PAVILION
MAIN BUILDING
Concrete Foundatio n
Physical Condition
Wind Direction
The floor of the buildings will be higher a little bit from the ground because of the water flow direction to the lake. Use an Anti-moisture concrete foundation in this clay soil.
The wind direction of the site is from south to north crossing a lot of trees and come to the buildings. For that, I make openings for nice ventilation.
Sun Orientation
Views
As it is shown in the 3D diagram the sun goes from east to west in a vertical way. For that put service spaces and building in east area. Use shading device in west area.
Best view in the site in the west north area in lakeside because of that putting dining pavilions and waterfront on that side. Lock-Out Tower have a 360° degree view.
WATER FRONT
MAIN ENTRANCE
SIX SET SPACES
Timber Column
Weaknesses
Threats
The weaknesses of the site is that clay soil needs strong and deep foundations. There no natural shading element in the east area of the site.
One of the threats of the area not good for night activities because is far from downtown. The main facilities are far away from each other.
This project is designed to introduce you to six formal typologies and use them to six different buildings. These are; linear, spine, serial progression, cloister, courtyard, and centric. The linear and centric typologies being the extremes. Linear is has a clear sense of direction encouraging movement, while centric, as the name suggests, emphasizes a stopping point or point of gathering. The spine and serial progression are derivatives of the linear where as the cloister and courtyard are derivatives of the centric.
LINEAR
SPINAL
SERIAL PROGRESSION
CENTRIC
COURTYARD
CLOISTER
WATER FRONT TERRACE
LOOK-OUT TOWER
DINING PAVILION
FOOD DISPLAY
PUBLIC TOILET
MAIN BUILDING BBQ WATER-EDGE ENSEMBLE
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LEGEND 1
LAKE
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MAIN ROAD
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PARKING LOTS
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RESTAURANT
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DROP-OFF AREA
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SERVICE ROAD
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MAIN BUILDINGS
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PUBLIC TOILET
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GAZEBO
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SITE PLAN N.T.S
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ARCHITECTURE
B
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5
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LEGEND 1
DROP-OFF AREA
2
SERVICE ROAD
3
LOADING & UNLOADING
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MAIN BUILDING
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WATER FRONT TERRACE
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DINING PAVILION
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FOOD DISPLAY
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LOOK-OUT TOWER
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PUBLIC TOILET
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8 3
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S
B
SITE SECTION A-A
SITE SECTION B-B
N.T.S
N.T.S
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BUILDING 1
BUILDING 2
MAIN BUILDING
FOOD DISPLAY
TYPOLOGY
TYPOLOGY
CLOISTER
CENTRIC
PLAN
LEGEND
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N.T.S
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2
1
3
PLAN
LEGEND
N.T.S
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COUNTER AREA
2
DISPLAY FOOD CASES
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ENTRANCE
2
POOL
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RECEPTION AREA
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MANAGER OFFICE
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STAFF REST ROOM
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GENERAL STOREROOM
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LOADING & UNLOADING BAY
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ELEVATION
SECTION
ELEVATION
N.T.S
N.T.S
N.T.S
ARCHITECTURE
ROOF TO FLOORING DETAILS
BUILDING 3
DINING PAVILION
THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS PERSPECTIVE
TYPOLOGY
SERIAL PROGRESSION
PLAN
LEGEND
N.T.S
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ENTRANCE & LOBBY
2
TOILET & WASHING AREA
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DINING & COOKING AREA
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RESTING & BARBECUE AREA
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SECTION
ELEVATION
N.T.S
N.T.S
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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BUILDING 1
BUILDING 2
MAIN BUILDING
FOOD DISPLAY
These are views of the Main Building from the entrance to interior spaces. It’s a cloistered space to make a connection between inside and outside, and also putting water element to give a sense of nature.
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ARCHITECTURE
These view are in the Food Display building next to the main building and dining pavilion. Food display cases are in center of building and viewable in whole pavilions area.
BUILDING 3
BUILDING 4,5,6
DINING PAVILION
LOOK-OUT TOWER, PUBLIC TOILET, WATER FRONT TERRACE
These Dining Pavilions are located in the west area and it goes like a serial progression typology that makes visitors feel is bigger. This revealer structure is like roasted meat that makes visitors have a sense of psychological comfort.
These are some views of the other 3 buildings with their typologies. The first one is a Spinal Tower for 360° view to the site, Courtyard Public Toilets that separate male & female, and Linear Water Front Edge in the west area close to the lake. BBQ WATER-EDGE ENSEMBLE
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IMAGINING ROOMS Location Class Type Roles Level Duration Intake
: Sungai Pelek, Malaysia : Architecture Design 4 : Academic (Individual Project) : Concept Designer : 4th Semester (Frist Project) : 4 Weeks : February 2018
This is a theoretical project. It is about exploring the idea that what we build to live in may simply be a re-imaging of the world that already surrounds us. And also exploring a series of landscapes, to develop an understanding of those landscapes and then to create a series of new 3 rooms each creating a spatial resonance related to a specific part of Sungai Pelek province. Each room is conceived using a set of principles abstracted from my understanding of a site context. As interior landscapes that construct whole new worlds founded on the qualities of the original landscapes.
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
Sungai Pelek
West Coast of Malaysia
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ARCHITECTURE
THESE ARE 3 ROOM DIVIDER THE SAME AS THEIR SPACE AREA
Bagan Lalang
MERGE THEM TOGETHER TO MAKE THEM AS ONE STRUCTURE
MAKE AN APERTURE IN ROOM 2 AND 3, THE VIEWS INSIDE ARE IMAGES FORM IN THE SITE
MAKE A WALKTHROUGH OPENING BETWEEN THEM
PUT THE ENTRANCE IN ROOM 1 AND AN APERTURE IN ROOMS 2 AND 3. MAKE A CIRCULATION IN IT
ROOM 1
ANCHOR ROOM
ITS TO CHOSE A STRUCTURE OR BUILDING IN SUNGAI PELEK AND DESIGN AN ANCHOR ROOM WITH TRANSLATING EXTERIOR ELEMENTS TO AN INTERIOR SPACE. “ LIGHT BELONGS TO THE HEART AND SPIRIT. LIGHT ATTRACTS PEOPLE, IT SHOWS THE WAY, AND WHEN WE SEE IT IN THE DISTANCE, WE FOLLOW IT. ” RICARDO LEGORRETA
KEY PLAN
PLAN
FINAL DRAWING
SECTION
I CHOSE THIS PART OF THE STRUCTURE THAT MENTIONED IN IN YELLOW PART OF IMAGE
IMAGE OF REFERENCE
DIVIDED TO 2 FLOORS PARTS
FINAL MODEL
PUT THEM TOGETHER AND DECIDED IT TO REPETITIVE PARTS
PLAYING THE FORM
WITH
TAKE RHYTHM ELEMENT FROM TRUSS DESIGN
MAKE AN LIGHT APERTURE TO IT AND GIVE IT RHYTHM DESIGN
MAKE A STAIRS INSIDE OF THE STRUCTURE TO GIVE FEELING OF SPACE AS 2 FLOORS
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
IMAGINING ROOMS
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ROOM 2 EXTERIOR
LANDSCAPE
ITS TO CHOSE AN EXTERIOR VIEW OF SAME STRUCTURE IN ROOM 1 AND TAKE SURROUNDING ELEMENT IN THE IMAGE BELOW AND TRANSLATED TO AN INTERIOR SPACE.
KEY PLAN
PLAN
FINAL DRAWING
SECTION
IN THIS VIEW INTERIOR OF STRUCTURE IS HIDDEN
IMAGE OF REFERENCE
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ARCHITECTURE
FOR THAT CREATE A SPIRAL STAIRS TO MAKE PEOPLE ONLY SEE A CLEAR VIEW IN TOP OF IT
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
MAKE WALLS AND ROOF SLANT. EXPEND THE END OF FORM TO MAKE PEOPLE WHAT TO SEE THE VIEW
FINAL MODEL
TREES IN THE MIDDLE ARE SMALLER BUT IN LEFT AND RIGHT SIDE ARE BIGGER
MAKE AN APERTURE AN CONNECTED TO EACH OTHER LIKE HUMAN HAND OR TREE BRANCH AND A STRONG LIGHT REVERSE THE 2 SIDES
ROOM 3 INTERIOR
LANDSCAPE
ITS TO CHOSE AN LANDSCAPE VIEW IN BAGAN LALANG AND MAKE A THIRD ROOM TRANSLATING THE ELEMENT OF THE PICTURE TO INTERIOR SPACE.
KEY PLAN
PLAN
FINAL DRAWING
SECTION
ONE PART OF LANDSCAPE VIEW IS ABOUT THE TREE
IMAGE OF REFERENCE
BEGINNING OF TRANSLATING FROM TREE TO A FORM
PLAY WITH IT AND GIVES FEELING LIKE BETWEEN TREES
FINAL MODEL
REMOVE SOME FORMS TO HAVE AN APERTURE OF LIGHT
MAKE A FLAT FLOOR TRANSLATE THE CLEAR BEACH SAND
THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF FORM IN ROOM 3
MAKE END OF THIS FORM LOWER TO GIVE SENSE OF SKY AND SEE
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
IMAGINING ROOMS
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BAGAN LALANG ECO LODGE Location Class Type Roles Level Duration Intake
: Bagan Lalang, Malaysia : Architecture Design 4 : Academic (Individual Project) : Concept Designer : 4th Semester (Final Project) : 8 Weeks : February 2018
My design is to build an eco-lodge in Bagan Lalang on the beach in Sungai Pelek town that has open space structures that are allowing us to understand the natural and cultural environment that is sensitive to the site. Use of local culture, products, communities and services as well as ventilation and lighting around the building which create an eco-friendly environment supporting by natural. Visitors will get relax and feel comfortable. The fundamentals of design will be locally beneficial, ecologically sustainable.
CONCEPT My design concept is taken from the tree branch's natural function. When someone sits under a tree, it is covered him from the heat from of sun. It brings psychological comfort when the wind comes and manipulates with the branches of the trees then feel the cold air. This is what applied in the eco-lodge building with its adaptation to the surrounding environment of ventilation openings and natural lighting. 13
ARCHITECTURE
Making a curved curtain panel roof in brown color starts from the midpoint in red color in site to the exterior part spaces. The wind comes to the blue color area to the whole building. It also works as a shading device using special glass on roof cover from the sun hit. That is the skylight in the daytime will come in but the temperature will not get higher. That also is a natural resource of light. Use less electricity in the day time.
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3 4
LOCATION PLAN
KEY PLAN
PEOPLE’S INTEREST
Travelling
Relaxing
Eating
Cycling
LEGEND
Fishing
Fishing
Swimmin g
Playing
Family
Jogging
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ENTRANCE
2
DROP OFF
3
PARKING
4
MAIN BUILDING
5
LOADING & UNLOADING
6
EXIT
SITE PLAN N.T.S
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
BAGAN LALANG ECO LODGE
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ARCHITECTURE PROPOSITION
SITE RESPONSE STRATEGIES
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ARCHITECTURE
BAGAN LALANG ECO LODGE
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A
C
B
LEGEND 1
DROP-OFF AREA
2
PARKING
3
LOBBY AND RECEPTION AREA
4
MINI OFFICE
5
MANAGER OFFICE
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MEETING ROOM
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STAFF REST ROOM
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STAFF & MANAGEMENT QUARTER
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HOUSEKEEPING
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2
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3 10
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11 5
6
STAFF TOILET
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STORAGE ROOMS
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LOADING YARD
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OUTDOOR SITTINGS
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RESTAURANT
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BAR
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PUBLIC TOILETS
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TWIN SHARING UNITS
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FAMILY UNITS
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DECK TO LAKE
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18 17 13
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B 17 17
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16
GROUND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S
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14
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C
15
0
8
16 m
A 17
ARCHITECTURE
A
A
1
1
1
2
1
1
1 1
2
A
A
LEGEND
LEGEND
1
TWIN SHARING UNITS
2
FAMILY UNITS
1
SKY GARDEN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
N.T.S
N.T.S
0
1
8
16 m
BAGAN LALANG ECO LODGE
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This view is in the lobby next to the main building roof structure like the tree branches that protect from the heat of the sun and a sense of psychological comfort.
SECTION B-B N.T.S
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ARCHITECTURE
This is an interior perspective in center of the building. Its an open space have good landscape. Rooms, restaurants and the beach can be seen from there. Air can flow in every angle of the space.
This is an interior perspective of the restaurant and bar. Its an open space the visitor on it can get fresh air from the sea. People there can have a good time to spend it with their families and enjoy the good food in the area.
Master bedroom view in the family unit. Visitors can relax and enjoy staying in their bedrooms and have a good relaxing view of the sea.
REAR ELEVATION N.T.S
BAGAN LALANG ECO LODGE
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BOOKING OFFICE Location Class Type Roles Level Duration Intake
: Subang Jaya, Malaysia : Architecture Design 5 : Academic (Individual Project) : Concept Designer : 5th Semester (Frist Project) : 2 Weeks : August 2018
Playing of natural light one of conmen ideas in poetic school of thought but it rare compared to the other school of thought in architecture. This building will be the future booking office for recreational community center. The idea of the designed this building is controlling or pass the natural light in the building by making openings with curtain walls and apertures in roof. Faced to east area to control morning and noon light. At the same time this opening will bring cool wind in evening.
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
Make the reception roof aperture have multiple triangles which is one of sharp forms to give feeling of movement, delight or friction
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ARCHITECTURE
Make the curtain walls face to east to give the direct light of sun.
Why I use triangles as sharp form and make it messy in the roof aperture because of my recreational community center.
Make light aperture direct to morning sun light.
The wind direction in morning and noon come from south and west. In evening come from east..
Controlling the natural light in the building
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
The design starts with very basic cube and faced to east.
Insert another thin cube to it as passage.
Make the basic cube taller to make the aperture a little bit up.
Shape the building to be convenient with light.
Make the apertures in this building facing the east.
PLAN N.T.S RECEPTION The roof aperture have multiple triangles which is one of sharp forms which give feelings of movement, delight or friction.
PASSAGE When you enter the light shape inside the passage gives feeling contrast element between light and shadow.
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
EAST ELEVATION
N.T.S
N.T.S
N.T.S
BOOKING OFFICE
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RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER Location Class Type Roles Level Duration Intake
: Subang Jaya, Malaysia : Architecture Design 5 : Academic (Individual Project) : Concept Designer : 5th Semester (Final Project) : 8 Weeks : August 2018
Community centers are public locations where members of the community meet together to do activities or social support or public information so I chose to make something that will be recreational for people. This site is a commercial area and schools and universities, so this is the idea of making community center in sports. The concept of this design is curiosity, it's fast becoming my most valued professional attribute. Curiosity inhibits frustration, It motivates and energizes creativity. Curiosity can undermine the invisibility of assumptions. Design the building with a little bit of shape different like irregular forms. Making a small window opening and controlling and playing with natural lighting.
CONCEPT CURIOSITY a strong desire to know or discover something It is fast-becoming my most valued professional attribute. curiosity inhibits frustration. It motivates and energizes creativity. Curiosity can undermine the invisibility of assumptions. Design the building with a little bit shape different like irregular forms. Making small window openings and controlling and playing with natural lighting.
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ARCHITECTURE
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
LEGEND 1
ENTRANCES
2
MAIN DROP OFF
3
PUBLIC HALL DROP OFF
4
PARKING
5
MAIN BUILDING
6
SERVICE ROAD
7
LOADING & UNLOADING
8
EXITS
6 7 4
5
8
4
1 3 2
8
1
8
SITE PLAN
0 8 16
32 m
COLOR
N.T.S
RECREATIONAL SPORTS
WHY?
The idea of choosing recreational sport is that there is mini sport centers in the site. there are schools and universities which is a good attraction to create big community center in Subang Jaya.
SCHOOL OF THOUGHT (POETIC) POETIC ELEMENT
What make the building poetic when it control the feeling of visitors
MASS
LIGHT
STRUCTUR E
CONTAINMEN T
IRREGULA R FORMS
PUBLIC SPACES
EYE CATCHING
COURTYARD
TYPOLOGY
CONTRAS T
RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER
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MIND MAP DIVIDING AND CHOOSING SPACES RECREATIONAL SPORT ACTIVITIES IN COMMUNITY CENTER DEPEND ON WHAT VISITORS DO OR NEED.
SITE ANALYSIS
CASE STUDY
BAD VIEW TO PRIVATE AREA
GOOD VIEW TO STREET
SHANGHAI VANKE QICHEN COMMUNITY CENTER
KING ABDULLAH PETROLEUM STUDIES AND RESEARCH CENTRE
THIS PROJECT IS A LITTLE BIT POETIC WAY DESIGNING. IT HAVE 3 COURTYARD IN SAME BUILBING. IT HAS MIX WITH NATURE FROM OUTSIDE AND INSIDE. IS LOCATED IN BAOSHAN DISTRICT, SHANGHAI. THE PROJECT SITE IS AT A LONG AND NARROW TRIANGULAR SITE FORMED BY TWO URBAN ROADS INTERSECTING EACH OTHER AT A 70-DEGREE ANGLE, WITH FUNCTIONS OF A CITY EXHIBITION CENTER AND COMMUNITY PUBLIC FACILITIES.
IT DESIGNED AS IRREGULAR FORMS WITH STRONG MAIN STEEL STRUTURE. IT’S A NON-PROFIT INSTITUTION FOR INDEPENDENT RESEARCH INTO POLICIES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE MOST EFFECTIVE USE OF ENERGY TO PROVIDE SOCIAL WELLBEING ACROSS THE GLOBE. KAPSARC DEVELOPS POLICIES AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORKS THAT REDUCE THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND OVERALL COSTS OF ENERGY SUPPLY AND ENABLE PRACTICAL TECHNOLOGY-BASED SOLUTIONS TO USE ENERGY MORE EFFICIENTLY. .
SITE SYNTHESIS
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ARCHITECTURE
SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN STUDIES ENVIRONMENT
SOCIAL
ECONOMIC
RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER
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LEGEND A
MAIN DROP OFF
B
PUBLIC HALL DROP OFF
C
SERVICE ROAD
D
LOADING & UNLOADING
E
PARKING
1
ENTRY
2
BOKKING OFFICE
3
RETAIL SHOP
4
COURTYARD
5
CAFETERIA
6
KITCHEN
7
TNB
8
PUBLIC WC
9
ENTERTAINMENT ROOM
10
B
C D
7
18 17 16
11
8
8 6
STAFF OFFICE SPORT STUDIO
12
HALL LOBBY
13
PUBLIC HALL (COURT)
14
AV ROOM
15
HALL STORAGE
16
CHANGING ROOM
17
WATER SPARKLERS TANK
18
FIRE SYSTEM ROOM
A
12
15
2
4
E
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10
9
13
12
5 3
1
1
3 14
A
B
GROUND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S
0
27
8
ARCHITECTURE
16
32 m
B
A
B
LEGEND 1
ENTERTAINMENT ROOM
2
OUTDOOR SITING
3
GYM
4
CHANGING ROOM
3
5 6
4
5
PUBLIC WC
6
MANAGER OFFICE
7
SITING AREA
7
A
A 2
1
FIRST FLOOR PLAN N.T.S
B B
LEGEND
2
1
GREEN OUTDOOR SITING
2
PUBLIC WC
3
SUARU
4
CCTV ROOM
3
A
4
1
A
SECOND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S
B
0
8
16
32 m
RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER
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This is an exterior perspective of the building from the main entrance. It's covered with nice triangle geometry form and attractive shading device which makes the visitor curious to see what is inside.
SOUTH ELEVATION N.T.S
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ARCHITECTURE
This is an interior perspective of the multipurpose room. It has nice shading device and striking play of light. The visitors can good time enjoy doing their activities, spend it with their families and friends.
SECTIONS & DETAILS
DETAIL 1 (GROUND)
DETAIL 2 (CURTAIN PANEL)
DETAIL 3 (ROOF)
N.T.S
N.T.S
N.T.S
SECTION A-A N.T.S
D3
D2
D1
RECREATIONAL COMMUNITY CENTER
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WINGS RESIDENCE Location Class Type Roles Level Duration Intake
: Ampang Jaya, Malaysia : Architecture Design 6 : Academic (Individual Project) : Concept Designer : 6th Semester (Final Project) : 8 Weeks : February 2019
Community centers are public locations where members of the community meet together to do activities or social support or public information so I chose to make something that will be recreational for people. This site is a commercial area and schools and universities, so this is the idea of making community center in sports. The concept of this design is curiosity, it's fast becoming my most valued professional attribute. Curiosity inhibits frustration, It motivates and energizes creativity. Curiosity can undermine the invisibility of assumptions. Design the building with a little bit of shape different like irregular forms. Making a small window opening and controlling and playing with natural lighting.
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CONCEPT FRAMING VIEWS FRAMING VIEWS: IMPROVING THE USER EXPERIENCE OF SPACES We, as users of the built environment, spend most of our days in heavily cordoned off spaces, Attempting to both be productive during our work day and to turn-off the hustle and relax after work hours. Framing a view is a common device in garden design. The unpleasant truth is that we do not have enough time to be outdoors and experience what nature has to offer. With the prevalent introverted construction style being applied to most new developments, It is essential for us as practicing architects to attempt and breakaway from this stereotypical construction method.
ISSUES ON SITE
ISSUES ON COMMUNITY
INSUFFICIENT RECREATIONAL AREA IN A CON. JUNGLE THERE IS JUST ONE PUBIC PARK NEAR THE SURROUNDED RESIDENTIAL AREA. THE SITE IS LIKE CONCRETE JUNGLE SURROUNDED BY THE SAME ARCHITECTURAL LANGUAGE.
LIVING IN ISOLATION BETWEEN NEIGHBORS PEOPLE LIVE IN THEIR OWN WORLD WITHOUT HAVING A COMMUNITY SENSE AMONG NEIGHBORS. THEY ARE COMFORTABLE WITH THEIR SMALL CIRCLE.
KEY PLAN
LOCATION PLAN
SOLUTIONS
CREATES A SOCIAL SPACE BETWEEN UNITS IN A WAY THAT CREATES INTERACTION BETWEEN RESIDENTS AS THEY PASS BY BEFORE REACH TO THEIR HOUSE.
PROVIDES GATHERING SPACES AT THE CENTER CORE WHICH INVITES MULTIPLE RESIDENCES TO GATHER IN ONE AREA.
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
1
2
3
4
5
MAKING A NORMAL CUBE ACCORDING TO BUILDING AREA
MAKING VOID TO FORMS. WITH PUTTING BUILDING HIGHT
DIVIDE THE BUILDING BLOCK AND CUT TO FORMS
DIVIDE THE BUILDING LEVELS AND SHAPE IT TO UNIT TYPES
FINALLY, MAKE OPENINGS AND COMPLET THE BUILDING
SITE PLAN
0
8 16
32 m
N.T.S
WINGS RESIDENCE
32
SITE ANALYSIS
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ARCHITECTURE
SITE SYNTHESIS
LEGEND A
7
7
7
C
7
B
5
D
3 8
F E
1
2 15
9
14
13 12 11
SITE ENTRENCE
B
PARKING
C
SERVICE ROAD
D
LOADING & UNLOADING
E
MAIN DROP-OFF
F
SETBACK PARKING ENTRY
G
2ND DROP-OFF
1
RECEPTION
2
LOBBY
3
MANAGEMENT OFFICES
4
MULTIPURPOSE HALL
5
PUBLIC TOILET & CHANGING ROOM
6
GYM
7
RETAIL SHOP
8
OUT DOOR PLAYGROUND
9
24 SECURITY CONTROL SYSTEM ROOM
7
6
4
A
10
RESTAURANT
11
KITCHEN
12
SERVICE ROOM
13
SERVICE ROOM
14
TNB
15
REUSE CHAMBER
16
WATER SPARKLERS TANK
17
FIRE SYSTEM ROOM
10
G
GROUND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S
0
8
16
32 m
WINGS RESIDENCE
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3
2
1
4 3 5
4
6
7 1 2 4 3 11
8 10
9
LEGEND
SUB BASEMENT PLAN N.T.S
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ARCHITECTURE
LEGEND
1
ENTRY
1
ENTERTAINMENT ROOM
2
EXIT
2
GAMING ROOM
3
LOBBY
3
SURAU
4
MOTORBIKES PARKING
4
YOGA
5
PUBLIC TOILET & CHANGING ROOM
6
NURSERY
7
CCTV
8
MINI LIBRARY
9
COFFEE SHOP
0
8
16
32 m
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
10
IT ROOM
N.T.S
11
LAUNDRY
STUDIO UNITS LEGEND 1
UNITS
2
GREEN AREA
3
GATHERING AREA
2ND
3RD
4TH
5TH
6TH
NOTE: 3RD TO 6TH ARE TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN EXCEPTED STUDIO UNITS AREA AS IT'S EXPLAINED ABOVE.
LEGEND 3 BEDROOM UNIT
0 2 BEDROOM UNIT
8 16
32 m
STUDIO UNIT
2ND FLOOR PLAN
3RD FLOOR PLAN
7TH FLOOR PLAN
N.T.S
N.T.S
N.T.S
WINGS RESIDENCE
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UNITS TYPE
SECTION A-A N.T.S
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ARCHITECTURE
3 BEDROOM UNIT
2 BEDROOM UNIT
STUDIO UNIT
N.T.S
N.T.S
N.T.S
DETAILS
OVERALL SECTIONAL DETAILS N.T.S
TYPICAL TREAD & RISER DETAILS N.T.S
FLOOR FINISHES DETAILS N.T.S
GROUND DETAILS N.T.S
WINGS RESIDENCE
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This is an exterior perspective of Studio Units in the south area. It has an open space and gathering room on each floor in which residents and visitors can get nice ventilation and to give a sense of green. It has also a swimming pool on top of the building. People there can have a good time to spend it with each other.
WEST ELEVATION N.T.S
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ARCHITECTURE
Green Open Area on top of the building and next to the swimming pool for users to feel convenient to use it and have a good view of the city. It surrounded by trees that give a sense of green.
Living room view in studio and also located in all units. Residents can relax and get nice ventilation. They can enjoy view of the city in the balcony.
Master bedroom view in the 3 bedroom unit. Residents can relax and enjoy sleeping in their bedrooms and have a good view of the city in the balcony.
SOUTH ELEVATION N.T.S
WINGS RESIDENCE
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F.C.B. AL-FASHIR BRANCH Owner Location Class Type Roles Duration Date
: Farmer’s Commercial Bank : Al-Fashir, Sudan : S.E.G. Consultancy : Professional (Group Project) : Facade Design : 5 Weeks : December 2019
This project in a bank branch in Al Fashir owned by Farmers Commercial Bank designed by Architects in Sudanese Engineers Group Consultancy. My role in this project is to make a facade design and graphics design. Its located in Al Fashir west of Sudan. The main roads are in the east and south area, small road in the west, and a neighbor in the north area. it's a good site for ventilation because it come from the south area.
CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM
These are the zoning spaces for this bank building
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ARCHITECTURE
Stars with normal cube according to the site
Separate bank zone from residence zone area
Divide the building block and cut to forms
Put louvers in south and west area to protect the building from hit
Finally, make an openings and put the louvers for ventilation
C
A
C
Green Ceramic Most of It use in main roads facade in upper part of the building
Painted Wall It use on mostly in south area between Green Ceramic to give a depth
B
D
Vinous Granite Most of It use in main roads facade in lower part of the building
Aluminum It's in louvers and doors and windows panels tend to black color
D A
B
This is an exterior perspective of FCB in the southwest area That is an exterior perspective of FCB in the southeast area in main road
EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
N.T.S
N.T.S
N.T.S
WINGS RESIDENCE
42
MISCELLANEOUS
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ARCHITECTURE
Sketching and architecture go hand and hand I SKETCHES
A third eye focus on everything around me I PHOTOGRAPHY
Pacific sky
Phoenix, USA
New York, USA
Cameron Highland, Malaysia
Putrajaya, Malaysia
Bentong, Malaysia MISCELLANEOUS
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looking at my ideas from a different perspective I MODELS
Form & Space About Hip-Hop – Semester 2 45
ARCHITECTURE
Site Model – Semester 4 (Group)
Imagining Rooms – Semester 4
Painting to me is secondarily an image of our imagination I FINE ARTS
An artwork about Buckingham Palace in London. I used the heat colors in general to express to express the strength, greatness in the place, the guards of the Queen and the Empire from which the sun never sets.
Abstract painting about running activity full of vitality and making people do their best to reach the goal and enjoy spending time with friends.
“One of the great beauties of architecture is that each time, it is like life starting all over again.� Renzo Piano MISCELLANEOUS
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