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‘IMRAN HAMID

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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO Master of Architecture edition

A compilation projects by ‘Imran bin A. Hamid for his Master of Architecture (LAM Part ii, RIBA Part ii)

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CURRICULUM VITAE & PROFILE

‘Imran bin A. Hamid Graduate Architect (LAM Part ii, RIBA Part ii) Male | Malaysian | Born in Terengganu Email address: imranhamid13@gmail.com

EDUCATION BACKGROUND 2018 - 2020 Universiti Teknologi MARA - Master of Architecture (LAM Part ii, RIBA Part ii)

2012 - 2016 Universiti Teknologi MARA

- Bachelor of Science in Architecture (LAM Part i, RIBA Part i)

2007 - 2011 SMK Seri Payong, Marang

- Malaysia Certificate of Education

EXTRA CURRICULAR 2019

Jaques Rougerie Foundation 2019 Innovation & Architecture for Shoreline - Nominee / Finalist

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‘What If’ Exhibition 2019 - CMT Hub, UiTM Shah Alam

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MGBC Green Generation Award 2018 Eco Living Cabin - Shortlisted

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MSSA - Iconic Tower in Steel (ITS) Malaysia Steel Structure Association Open Idea Competition - Top 10 finalist (Stage 2)

2015

FAB NATION - PAM Annual Architecture Student Work Exibition.

- 1st prize booth award

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WORKING EXPERIENCE Dec 2017 - Feb 2018

Architectural Assistant (Planner Scope) URBAN SCALE SDN BHD Shah Alam, Selangor • • •

Prepare drawings and document for local authority approval.

Liaising to the technical department.

Produce drawings and 3d modelling using digital software.

Oct 2016 - Dec 2017

Assistant Architect MEDIUM DESIGN ASSOCIATE Shah Alam, Selangor • • • • •

Designing space and planning for a building and master plan proposal.

Prepare drawings and document for local authority approval.

Produce drawings and 3d modelling using digital software.

Prepare and designing a proposal of the development.

Prepare a financial proposal of the development.

2015 (Feb - Jun)

Architectural Trainee ARKITEK PUNCA CIPTA K. Terengganu, Terengganu

SKILL

SOFTWARE MS Office AutoCAD Sketchup Vray Artlantis Lumion Photoshop InDesign Rhino Revit

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Projek Kelaut:

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Interfaith Transfiguration: New System-Understanding Islam as universal learning (02)

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JB 2020: Verdant Oasis The future Keretapi Tanah Melayu (01)

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Makoko Mangrove Village: A cultural & nature city towards future catastrophe (competition)

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Eco Cabin: Plugpod (competition)

Terengganu Recreational Fishing & Tourism Hub (03 , 04)

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Kelaut: 1.0 Projek Terenganu Recreational Fishing & Tourism Hub

Fishing tourism is one of the most popular forms of alternative tourism in Western countries and it is still new and more research and development in our country. Malaysia is a potential country for the tourism development fishing industry based on its geographical location and has a beautiful coastal line but has no record in the sector. Several places are rich in natural attractions such as beautiful coastal scenery, the large scale of marine life and conservation. Terengganu, Malaysia is one of the states in which set up fisheries and marine ecotourism contributed to the economy grow. Terengganu is the most favorite coastal tourism on the east coast peninsular also has a lot of potential in the tourism sector. The Deep-sea and coastal fishing industry is the potential for recreational and fishing tourism. The existence of beautiful islands increases the number of tourists came to Terengganu either local or international tourists. This is an opportunity to integrate fishing and tourism in Terengganu. Tourists can be part of a fisherman: they can experience on nelayan activities such as deep-sea fishing and squid jigging at coastal area sites.

A solution should be highlighted to grow the development of the fisheries industry towards tourism in the country. The project proposed is for promotion fishing activities and culture for tourists and the young generation for their experience. The intention is to implement recreational element into the design so that the community act this fisheries sector as their hobby as the center of attraction.

The center is to maintain and upgrading fish landing by using some innovative programs.

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Place of Assembly Marang, Terengganu Terengganu State Goverment Approx 8,000 sqm Recreational fishing, Accommodation, Fishing cultural & education

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Mane tuu??

Kelaut weh!!

Source: Author

Thesis statement:

“Fisheries sector as a recreational hub can promote fishing activities and create social intervention with public�

Aim & Objectives:

The focus of architectural design for this proposal is to promote Fishing activities among tourists and young generation by innovating recreational programs and as a cultural catalyst to create social intervention between local and tourist, the design emphasizes fishing activities and act as a gateway for visitor expose to world fishing (open sea fishing). •

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To promote, conserve, and upgrade the fishing activities sector among local (youth) and tourists.

To create an intervention platform for public and local (nelayan).

To improvise the environment for fishing by centralizing all fishing activities that relate to recreational and tourism.

What:

A proposal project of Terengganu recreational fishing tourism hub

Why:

Is to centralize fishing activities and create a platform for tourist and visitor. Besides, The hub provides a recreational element that focusing on fishing activities to respond to the surrounding activities.

How:

By emphasize recreational facilities for fishing and education as preparation for kelaut

Who:

State goverment under Tourism Terengganu with collaboration of fishing club, development youth and sports, tourism and culture

Where:

Tourism region base at Marang, terengganu Darul Iman

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Bandar Marang, Terengganu Darul Iman Marang District is one of the Districts with a range of potential tourism assets to be developed.

Marang District has the potential for tourism development that needs to exploit existing tourism products such as, coastal tourism, agrotourism, and cultural tourism.

Jalan Hujung Kuala Marang, Bandar Marang, Terengganu 5°12’11”N 103°12’51”E Area: 4 Acres = 16,187 sqm.

Bandar Marang overview

Hotel Seri Malaysia Taman Pulau Kekabu

Pejabat Tanah Daerah Marang

Traditional boat maker

Majlis Daerah Marang Pasar Marang Bangunan UMNO

SMK Tengku Lela Segara Kelinik Kesehatan Kerajaan

Masjid Sultanah Nur Zahirah

Nelayan boat docking Recreational park

Pulau Kapas jetty

JKR Marang

LKIM jetty

Future development

Rumah kampong typology

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Micro study.

- Site synthesis VIEW FROM SITE

VIEW TO SITE

VEGETATION

HUMAN CULTURAL

CULTURAL INTERVENTION

PEDESTRIAN

VEHICULAR ACCESS

WIND FLOW

WATER FLOW

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1. Urban foyer 2. Tourist information gallery 3. Archive 4. Souvenir 5. Visitor locker 6. Toilet 7. Co-working area 8. Packaging area 9. Tackle room 10. Maker workshop

11. Changing room 12. Cold storage 13. Washing area 14. Open grill kitchen 15. Arrival/departure deck 16. Dry dock 17. Cultural event space 18. Alfresco dining 19. Local food retail 20. Back of house

21. IKS bazaar 22. Seasonal bazaar 23. Canoe storage 24. Changing room 25. Surau 26. Barbeque station 27. TNB substation 28. Main switch board (MSB) 29. Generator set 30. Main distribution frame (MDF)

31. Private automatic branch exchange (PABX) 32. Sprinkler tank 33. Bomba tank 34. Suction tank 35. Filtration treatment tank 36. Refuse chamber 37. BAS room

Ground floor plan

Floor Plans

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1. Dry dock (ground floor) 2. Viewing bridge 3. Seafood restaurant 4. Kitchen (ground floor) 5. Fishing club community 6. Administrative 7. Toilet 8. Storage 9. Bait shop 10. Fishing hobby shop

11. Indoor event space 12. Source room 13. Media room 14. Entertainment room 15. Entertainment lounge 16. To Fishing pier 17. Wet event space

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1st floor plan

Legend:

1. 2-pax transit room 2. Group / 6-pax room 3. Family room 4. Laundry

2nd floor plan

Floor Plans

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Kelaut – a gateway to the real outside (kelaut) 20

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Kelaut – promoting fishery activities as a local culture among tourist and young generation 22

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Kelaut – emphasize the fishing activities for leisure 24

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Spatial quality of urban foyer with high volume of open plan

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Main entrance - From pedestrian by the river

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Urban Foyer - From Program Kelaut towards recreational fishing

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Site & Massing

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Final Model

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Construction and structural.

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Transfiguration: 2.0 Interfaith New System - Understanding Islam as universal learning

Islam is the most misunderstood religion; many people speculate that Muslims do not practice true Islam and give a bad perception about Islam. Some of the world leaders acknowledge that Islam gives a good lesson to the people either Muslim or non-Muslim. In the Malaysian context, non-Muslims give a positive perception of Islam based on the given survey, they can accept Islam as a peaceful religion.

Many scientists started to study and research about Islam a long time ago. They had been proven that some fact in al-Quran is co-related with science. We expect that there are many more fact or event (such day and night, big bang theories, etc.) will be revealed with al-Quran as the main reference. In other to get the truth, the confrontation between religions is the way to compare and at the same time, they get which one is true.

In search of a new way to spread Islam to non-Muslim, interfaith learning and dialog are some of the new intervention syllabi to society for a better understanding of Islam teaching. By delivering a divine message to the non-believer with interfaith learning, they are liberalizing their current practice into the Islamic approach way of life.

Islamic research-based tourism is described by various scholars as tourism, offered

by Islamic countries or organizations involving people, places, and events associated with Islam. Markets in Islamic research tourism are promoting intelligence and calmness. The success of tourism is now determined by the target user, in this context are targeting multireligion (goal to eliminate sentiment issue). This become one of a sustainable platform to create social and economic benefits for future Johor Bahru. The long-term ambition is to nurture unity among society towards understanding Islamic learning to achieve a new world order.

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Institution Johor Bharu, Johor Johor State Goverment Research, Confrontation, Open speech, Education

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Fig. 1 Too many doubt on Islam from the other side,creating dominance, force free thinkers to deliver the message. Fig. 2 Free thinker as a start up in generating the programmes in achieving unity among human beings.

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Fig. 3 All believer start evaluating all religion based on science fact through confrontation lead by free thinkers. Fig. 4 Interfaith is a new believe when people start to accept a good lesson from all religions ‘as a way of life’ and creating new social landscape.

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“Phenomena of non-muslim & athiest as a Islamic researcher, they prefer to study about Islam in detail reather than muslim, either scientific aspect or believe aspect�

Believe all religion include Islam has some sort of interest Athiest

WHY??

Want to find the thruth and evidence to convince them Athiest

Source: https//www.quora.com/why-are-non-moslims-interested-in-learning-about-islam

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To find out why most of west citizen labelled Islam with terrorism Christian

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Floor Plans

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DETAIL FACADE

OPEN DIALOG EVENT

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2070: Verdant Oasis 3.0 JB The future Keretapi Tanah Melayu

Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) was developed in the country before merdeka. Its function was transportation for the economy, and now it is used for public transportation and courier service. the proposal is content to create a liveable ground floor of the KTM terminal and provide more function for public interaction, health environment, and a hub for the traveler (transition). A revitalization project is focusing on the function of the public area at KTM terminal, upgrading courier service, and promote the heritage of KTM.

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Project type: Location: Client: Program:

Urban design Johor Bharu, Johor Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTMB), Transit oriented development (TOD)

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HYPOTHETICAL PROGRAMME “GROUND FLOOR IS A PRIME VALUE, A MOST VALUE LEVEL, SCENARIO THAT FOCUS IN THE BUILDING RATHER THAN OUTSIDE GROUNDFLOOR IS NOT RELEVANT IN 2070”. THE 2070 GENERATION NEED A SPACE TO ENHANCE HEALTHY, ACTIVE & PRODUCTIVE BECOME MORE LIVEABLE, HABITABLE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC AS TRANSIT RELAXING TO THE TRAVELLER. REVITALIZIZING AND UPGRADING THE EXISTING KTM BY ESTABLISHING ITS OPERATION. PROMOTE THE PUBLIC TO RESPONSE TO THE KTM AND REFLECT IT HERITAGE AND EARLY FUNCTION AS BACKBONE OF THE COUNTRY TO TRANSPORT THE ECONOMY. CREATE A NEW LANDMARK OF JB BY EMPHASIZE THE EVOLVEMENT OF KTM AS FUTURE ATTRACTION. THE NEW HABITABLE PROGRAMS INJECTION AT OPEN SPACE IS TO CREATE A NEW LIVING ENVIRONMENT THAT RESPONSE TOWARDS THE SITE.

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AXONOMETRIC DIAGRAM

THE JOURNEY OF KTM

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Mangrove Vilage: 4.0 Makoko A cultural & nature city towards future catastrophe

Makoko Mangrove Village is an adaptive village in response to the future sea-level rise in Lagos, Nigeria. The design is proposed for the Makoko slum near Lagos lagoon. To neutralize sea level rise problem, the design is intended to use mangrove as a nuclei to the houses with preserving the slum image. Every unit of the houses will be incorporated with a mangrove tree. Mangrove tree will be a source of protection and be a center of an economic injection where it could float the houses, create new soil level for the houses and provide an area where sea ecosystem breed at the tree root. Makoko villagers could gain a new life living in a resilient urban village and enhancing the fishing industry with mangrove.

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Project type: Location: Collaboration with: Status:

Urban village resettlement, a design proposal for competition Makoko, Lagos, Nigeria Amirul Hakeem Nominee / Finalist

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Breakable low-dense concrete pot for innitial planting of mangrove on layer of substratum to grow more mangroves

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Surrounded by ring sconnected to latex that protects the platforms from over supply of water at planting stage

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concrete cylinder: roots of the mangrove begin to penetrate the concrete and grow towards the soil like the rhizome, it will tie to each other and establishing new nature resilient block

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Series of concrete wing member: is to allow the roots penetrate the concrete and grow horizontally to spreade the habitat

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Under water soil platform: function to receive and develop the root to increase level of resilient before reach the sea bed

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Cabin: 5.0 Eco Plugpod

In another 30 years, research shows that our world will be facing a big problem which is to provide accommodation for 9.1 billion world population. The consequences of an increased population will give negative impacts on sociology and the ecosystem if no measures are taken. The scarce land will be one issue subjected, there is an analogy that car usage will decrease and replace with better transportations to minimize the environmental impact. Thus, the existing roads will be leftover and will be reprogrammed to overcome the issue.

By using the unused road as a site, we proposed to reprogram it as a liveable settlement with the organic fertilizer features.

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Project type: Location: Collaboration with: Status:

Eco-Cabin (Modular Street Settlement), a design proposal for competition Penang, Malaysia Faris Haslin Shortlisted

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Thank You, God Bless

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