Stefano Pessina
Larry Page Dieter Schwarz
Alice Walton
George Kaiser
John Mars Philip Anschutz
Robin Li
Stefan Persson
Warren Buffett
Steve Cohen
Rinat Akhmetov
David Koch Sergey Brin
Vladimir Lisin
Michael Bloomberg Bernard Arnault Ronald Perelman
Charles Ergen
George Soros
Ray Dalio
Anne Cox Chambers
Mikhail Fridman Bernard Arnault Zong Qinghou
Jim Walton
Petr Kellner
Leonid Mikhelson
Lui Che Woo Christy Walton
Andrew Beal
Johanna Quandt
John Paulson
Larry Ellison
Vladimir Potanin
Lee Shau Kee
Stefan Quandt
Ananda Krishnan
Charles Koch
Liliane Bettencourt
Carl Icahn
S. Robson Walton
Steve Ballmer
Pallonji Mistry
Francois Pinault
Miuccia Prada
Mohammed Al Amoudi Bill Gates Cheng Yu-tung
Sheldon Adelson Paul Allen Donald Bren
Luis Carlos Sarmiento
Wang Jianlin Robert Kuok
Giorgio Armani
Azim Premji
Carlos Slim Helu
Li Ka-shing
James Simons
Hansjoerg Wyss Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila Mikhail Prokhorov
Amancio Ortega Forrest Mars Jr Rinat Akhmetov
Hans Rausing
Michael Dell German Khan Georg Schaeffler
Harold Hamm Jeff Bezos John Fredriksen
Ma Huateng Dilip Shanghvi
Lee Kun-Hee
moshe safdie
nigel coates kevin roche
sir michael hopkins
daniel libeskind
greg lynn aldo rossi
james stirling
Bernard Tschumi gottfried bohm
ben van berkel
kenzo tange kazuyo sejima
luis barragan
matthias sauerbruch
farshid moussavi
rem koolhaas
gordon bunshaft
john pawson
bruno taut
david chipperfield wang shu
robert venturi smiljan radic
kenzo tange
peter eisenmann richard rogers
frank gehry
tony fretton
tadao ando hitoshi abe
hans hollein rafael moneo
massimiliano fuksas
thom mayne
renzo piano
cerdic price
toyo ito
glenn murcutt
peter smithson
sir peter cook
ryue nishizawa
ole schereen
arne jacobsen
kengo kuma
christian de portzamparc
paulo mendes da rocha
eduardo souto de moura
jean nouvel
jorn utzon
zaha hadid
paul rudolph
oscar niemeyer geoffrey bawa
ron arad
jaques herzog & pierre de meuron
peter zumthor
maya lin
le corbusier
david adjaye
otto wagner
norman foster
philip johnson
sir nicholas grimshaw im pei
wiel arets
michael graves zaha hadid
alvaro siza
steven holl
william alsop
hans hollein
oscar niemeyer shigeru ban
elia zenghelis
wolf d. prix
moshe safdie
nigel coates kevin roche kevin roche
sir michael hopkins
daniel libeskind
greg lynn aldo rossi rossi
james stirling james stirling
Bernard Tschumi gottfried bohm gottfried bohm
ben van berkel
kenzo tange kenzo tange kazuyo sejima kazuyo sejima
luis barragan luis barragan david adjaye
tony fretton
gordon bunshaft gordon bunshaft
john pawson
hitoshi abe
hans hollein hollein
otto wagner
wang shu wang shu smiljan radic
cerdic price
maya lin
peter eisenmann richard rogers richard rogers ron arad jorn utzon jorn utzon
kengo kuma toyo ito toyo ito
christian deportzamparc portzamparc christian de
peter smithson
sir peter cook
ryue nishizawa ryue nishizawa
ole schereen
arne jacobsen
kenzo tange kenzo tange
frank gehry frank gehry
glenn murcutt glenn murcutt
paulo mendesda darocha rocha paulo mendes
eduardo soutode demoura moura eduardo souto
jean nouvel nouvel jean
david chipperfield
massimiliano fuksas
thom mayne thom mayne
renzo piano renzo piano
rafael moneo rafael moneo
rem koolhaas koolhaas
zaha hadid
paul rudolph
oscar niemeyer oscar niemeyer
tadao ando tadao ando
farshid moussavi
le corbusier
jaques herzog&&pierre pierrededemeuron meuron jaques herzog
peter zumthor peter zumthor
geoffrey bawa
matthias sauerbruch
robert venturi robert venturi
bruno taut
norman foster norman foster
philip johnson philip johnson
sir nicholas grimshaw im pei pei
wiel arets
michael graves zaha hadid zaha hadid
alvaro siza alvaro siza
steven holl
william alsop
hans hollein
oscar niemeyer shigeru ban shigeru ban
elia zenghelis
wolf d. prix
zaha hadid
kevin roche alvaro siza aldo rossi
norman foster
james stirling
gottfried bohm
philip johnson
rem koolhaas
kenzo tange gordon bunshaft
kazuyo sejima
wang shu
robert venturi
im pei luis barragan
richard rogers jaques herzog & pierre de meuron
peter zumthor oscar niemeyer
thom mayne
renzo piano tadao ando
hans hollein
frank gehry jorn utzon toyo ito
christian de portzamparc glenn murcutt
ryue nishizawa
rafael moneo jean nouvel
kenzo tange
paulo mendes da rocha eduardo souto de moura
shigeru ban
Stefano Pessina
Larry Page Dieter Schwarz
Alice Walton
George Kaiser
John Mars Philip Anschutz
Robin Li
Stefan Persson
Warren Buffett
Steve Cohen
Rinat Akhmetov
David Koch Sergey Brin
Vladimir Lisin
Michael Bloomberg Bernard Arnault Ronald Perelman
Charles Ergen
George Soros
Ray Dalio
Anne Cox Chambers
Mikhail Fridman Bernard Arnault Zong Qinghou
Jim Walton
Petr Kellner
Leonid Mikhelson
Lui Che Woo Christy Walton
Andrew Beal
Johanna Quandt
John Paulson
Larry Ellison
Vladimir Potanin
Lee Shau Kee
Stefan Quandt
Ananda Krishnan
Charles Koch
Liliane Bettencourt
Carl Icahn
S. Robson Walton
Steve Ballmer
Pallonji Mistry
Francois Pinault
Miuccia Prada
Mohammed Al Amoudi Bill Gates Cheng Yu-tung
Sheldon Adelson Paul Allen Donald Bren
Luis Carlos Sarmiento
Wang Jianlin Robert Kuok
Giorgio Armani
Azim Premji
Carlos Slim Helu
Li Ka-shing
James Simons
Hansjoerg Wyss Alejandro Santo Domingo Davila Mikhail Prokhorov
Amancio Ortega Forrest Mars Jr Rinat Akhmetov
Hans Rausing
Michael Dell German Khan Georg Schaeffler
Harold Hamm Jeff Bezos John Fredriksen
Ma Huateng Dilip Shanghvi
Lee Kun-Hee
moshe safdie
nigel coates kevin roche
sir michael hopkins
daniel libeskind
greg lynn aldo rossi
james stirling
Bernard Tschumi gottfried bohm
ben van berkel
kenzo tange kazuyo sejima
luis barragan
matthias sauerbruch
farshid moussavi
rem koolhaas
gordon bunshaft
john pawson
bruno taut
david chipperfield wang shu
robert venturi smiljan radic
kenzo tange
peter eisenmann richard rogers
frank gehry
tony fretton
tadao ando hitoshi abe
hans hollein rafael moneo
massimiliano fuksas
thom mayne
renzo piano
cerdic price
toyo ito
glenn murcutt
peter smithson
sir peter cook
ryue nishizawa
ole schereen
arne jacobsen
kengo kuma
christian de portzamparc
paulo mendes da rocha
eduardo souto de moura
jean nouvel
jorn utzon
zaha hadid
paul rudolph
oscar niemeyer geoffrey bawa
ron arad
jaques herzog & pierre de meuron
peter zumthor
maya lin
le corbusier
david adjaye
otto wagner
norman foster
philip johnson
sir nicholas grimshaw im pei
wiel arets
michael graves zaha hadid
alvaro siza
steven holl
william alsop
hans hollein
oscar niemeyer shigeru ban
elia zenghelis
wolf d. prix
professional experiences
2001
CITY REVITALIZATION GROUP (GRK)
BANDUNG
JUNIOR ARCHITECT
2002-2005
LANDART SHANGHAI CO. LTD
SHANGHAI
LANDSCAPE DESIGNER
2005-2006
HMA ARCHITECTS & DESIGNERS
SHANGHAI
ARCHITECT
2006-2007
ANDY FISHER WORKSHOP
SINGAPORE
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER
2007-2010
SPARCH / SMC ALSOP
SINGAPORE
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER
2012-2013
RTKL
BEIJING
URBAN DESIGNER
2013-2015
WATG
SINGAPORE
PROJECT PLANNER
2013-2015
WATG
SINGAPORE
PROJECT PLANNER
projects: • wanshan island, zhuhai, china; competition 1st prize
HOSPITALITY
• beidahu entry town, jilin, china
PLANNING / TOWNIZATION
• kuala lumpur golf and convention center, malaysia
URBAN RESORT
• lake saphhire, kl, malaysia
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
• miaowan island, zhuhai, china
HOSPITALITY
• mongcai economic border zone, vietnam
INDUSTRIAL / POLITICAL
• bali national golf resort, nusa dua, indonesia
HOSPITALITY
• sa pa tourism town center, vietnam
URBAN DESIGN / HOSPITALITY
2013-2015
WATG
SINGAPORE
PROJECT PLANNER
researchs: • design methodology • bali collection: inventory of hotel design in bali island • one by one square km: decoding singapore’s everyday urbanism
THINK TANK GROUP RESEARCH INITIATIVE 8TH IFOU CONFERENCE
ཐݹᮽौ॰ MULTI-CULTURAL AREA
्ཝ༬⑮॰ตਇኋ ćޣཝࣕ㜳॰Ĉ Bei Da Hu Regional Tourism Development ‘Six Functional Zones’
⋿ᆿᓭ॰ HOT SPRING WELL BEING AREA ्ཝ༬䭽॰ BEI DA HU SUPPORT TOWN
Շ䰨ߒѐ॰ AGRI-RECREATION AREA ्ཝ༬伄ቅ䭽 BEI DA HU TOWN
ᡭཌ䘆ࣞ॰δߢྛᶇε OUTDOOR SPORTS (WINTER OLYMPIC VILLAGE)
䭽॰㿺ࡈ॰ต Town Planning Area ्ཝ༬॰ต Bei Da Hu Region
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ቅ䭽փӄњѠኧ䉭ҁ䰪Ⲻᴶք⛯θ໔ࣖ⍠≪Ⲻ伄䲟 • ⋵ቅ䭽ђ䗯Ⲻޢ䐥ᰛⴀ㑷ᘏθ㙂ሼᶛ᭯Ⲻਥ㜳ᙝሼᖧଃቅ䭽ૂ ઞ䗯ኧ䉭Ⲻ䘔χޢ䐥ҕሼᗍᴪాᵸθ൞㿼㿿рሼՐᖧଃᆷ䶏Ⲻ ߒѐᲥ㿸Ⱦ •
the non-winter seasons • The town is located in the lowest spot between two valleys, increasi the risk of floods • The future possibility of an upgraded and increasingly busy highway running along the eastern edge of the town will impact the connection between the town and surrounding valleys. It will also become increasingly noisy and will be a visual distraction within th quiet agricultural landscape
᮪ਾⲺᵃࣗค䭽⁗ශ Integrated Support Town Model ড᱕ค䭽 SATELLITE TOWN
┞≪ค䭽
᮪ਾⲺค䭽
WATER TOWN
INTEGRATED TOWN ᶇ㩳Ӛ䙐ঀᖺ Commuting radius within the village (250 m) 䭽ѣᗹӚ䙐ঀᖺ Commuting radius within the town center (500 m) ޞ॰Ӛ䙐ঀᖺ Commuting radius within the overall site (1km)
Վ⛯ ࡑᔰᕰཝ⽴॰Ⲻ▒࣑ • ࡑ䙖⤢⢯ૂཐṭौⲺ⢯ᖷθࣕ㜳θૂ⢯㢨Ⲻ▒࣑ • ᢟᔰⲺ⚫⍱ᙝ • ൦ตⲺཐṭᙝ • ᇯ᱉࠼ᵕਇኋ • ⋩≪䗯㕎Ⲻᔶ᭴ ⿷Ӱ≪ต㔏Ҿ⋵⋩⽴॰ ਇኋ໔ࣖ䱺ࣖٲ • ᴿ▒࣑ࡑ䙖⤢⢯Ⲻ⋩⍷Ქ㿸фཐṭⲺᔰㆇ䶘 • ᴿ▒࣑ࡑ䙖ཐṭौⲺᔰㆇ⢯㢨 •
㕰⛯ 儎ޱᣚθ䴶㾷儎Ⲻᣋ䍺⌷⋩≪θᒬᔰ┞⋩㔵ᔀ • ྸ᷒⋗ᴿ䘸ᖉⲺ㇗⨼ૂθ⋩⍷ᖾᇯ᱉ࡦ⊗ḉૂ⧥ູ䰤从 •
PROS: • Potential to create strong communities • Potential to create a unique and diverse identity, function, and character • Flexibility to grow • Diversity in sense of place / place making • Easier to develop into different phasing • Public /private access to the open water edge along the river will give added value to the community / development • Potential to create unique river-scape with diverse architectural facade • Potential to create various architecuture charactors.
CONS: • Need high maintenance and investment to clean the water, and to build river edges / promenade • Without proper management and control, river is vulnerable to pollution and environmental issues
օᆻ㊱ශ Housing Typology ঋቸ⤢ṁ Single Storey Detach House
• ⿷Ӱօᆻঋփ • ⿷Ӱ㣧ണ ᓣ䲘 • քᇼᓜ
ᓣ䲘䛱䠂 Courtyard Block
• private residential unit • private garden / yard • low density
ཐቸ⤢ṁ Multi Storey Detach House
ਂᤲօᆻ Semi Detach House
private residential unit private garden / yard private roof garden low density
• ⿷Ӱօᆻঋփ • ⿷Ӱ㣧ണ ᓣ䲘 • ⿷Ӱኁ京㣧ണ • քᇼᓜ
• • • •
㚊ᧈօᆻ Townhouses
• multi family • residential unit with shared communal space • flexible unit type ( with private roof garden) • community space / courtyard • high density
• ⿷Ӱօᆻঋփ • ⿷Ӱ㣧ണ ᓣ䲘 • ⿷Ӱኁ京㣧ണ • քᇼᓜ • • • •
• • • •
㣧ണօᆻ Terrace Garden Apartment
private residential unit private garden / yard private roof garden low density
• ⿷Ӱօᆻঋփ • ⿷Ӱ㣧ണ ᓣ䲘 • ⿷Ӱኁ京㣧ണ • քᇼᓜ private residential unit private garden / yard private roof garden low density
• ཐᡭᇬᓣ • ާӡާޢグ䰪Ⲻօᆻঋ փ • ⚫⍱Ⲻঋփ㊱ශδᤛᴿ ⿷Ӱኁ京㣧ണε • 儎ᇼᓜ
• ཐᡭᇬᓣ • ާӡާޢグ䰪Ⲻօᆻঋ փ • ⚫⍱Ⲻঋփ㊱ශ • ⿷Ӱ䵨ཟ㣧ണ • 儎ᇼᓜ • multi family • residential unit with shared communal space • flexible unit type • private terrace garden • high density
ਦᕅ㣧ണօᆻ Terrace Garden House
• ཐᡭᇬᓣ • ާӡާޢグ䰪Ⲻօᆻঋ փ • ⚫⍱Ⲻঋփ㊱ශ • ⿷Ӱ䵨ཟ㣧ണ • 儎ᇼᓜ • multi family • residential unit with shared communal space • flexible unit type • private terrace garden • high density
ѐᔰㆇ㊱ශ Commercial Building Typology
ᓍኁ Shophouse
• ⿷Ӱօᆻঋփ • ⤢ᡭᇬᓣ • ⿷Ӱѐグ䰪 ᓍ • ⿷Ӱ㣧ണ 䲘ᆆ • ⿷Ӱኁ京㣧ണ • քᇼᓜ
• • • • • •
㔲ਾ։ Mixed Use Block
private residential unit single family private commercial space / shop private garden / yard private roof garden low density
• ⿷Ӱօᆻঋփ • ⿷Ӱѐグ䰪 ᓍ • ⿷Ӱ㣧ണ 䲘ᆆ • ⿷Ӱኁ京㣧ണ • 儎ᇼᓜ • • • • •
private residential unit private commercial space / shop private garden / yard private roof garden high density
ѐᔰㆇ Commercial Block
• ࣔޢグ䰪 • 䴬グ䰪 ᓍ • ާޢ䇴᯳ ᵃࣗ • ڒ䖜グ䰪 • ቸᾲδᴶ儎ε • 儎ᇼᓜ
• • • • • •
office space retail space / shop public facility & service parking space max 6 floors high density
䞃仓ߒ⭦
คᐸߒѐ㊱ශ Urban Farming Typology
Allotments
㊱ղⲺ⽴॰㣧ണθެѣѠቻ≇ᤛᴿ㠠Ⲻ⿷Ӱグ䰪θռ䞃仓⭦ ൦䶘〥䖹ཝδ ᒩᯯ㊩εȾ䙐ᑮփӄօᆻቅ॰Ⲻ䗯㕎θ֒Ѱቻօ ॰ૂἤ᷍ҁ䰪Ⲻ䗽॰Ⱦ Վ⛯φᴿ䏩ཕⲺ⭕ӝ䠅θ㜳ཕᨆ⿷בӰ㣧ണⲺڛᓭૂ㔅⎄᭾ⴀθ ቻ≇ӡᴿ䙐㺂ᵹȾ 㕰⛯φᡵኁ⿱ߒ⭦Ⲻ䐓⿱Ƚӝ䠅ਠבѠӰֵ⭞Ⱦ
ਥ⭕ӝ䲘 Productive Yards փӄ〃ཝቅᡵኁδ䙐ᑮ ᒩᯯ㊩εⲺ䲘θะᵢࣕ㜳Ѱ䞃仓 ⭦൦Ⱦ⭦൦Ⲻཝቅᴿ䏩ཕⲺӝ䠅θռҕуՐའཝθ㜳൞䰨ᲽⲺᰬ 䰪㙋〃Ⱦྸ᷒ѐѱуᢉ㇍⭞䲘θ䰞Ⲻ䇴䇗θ䇟ਜཌⲺć ߒཡĈ㜳ཕ䘑ޛᒬֵ⭞䲘ȾՎ⛯φѐѱᴿ⭞㠠ᐧ⭦൦Ⲻ㠠⭧ ᵹθҕ㜳ཝ䠅࠰ӝθᒬ㔉ਾф⽴॰ണ㢰㌱㔕Ⱦ㕰⛯φ⭦൦㔅ᑮу 㻡⭞࠼ݻθҕૂ⽴॰䳊㔓Ⱦ䴶㾷儎Ⲻ㔪ᣚθҕࣟ䮵Ⲻ־Ქ 㿸㗄ौȾуᇒӄ儎ᇼᓜ൦॰Ⱦ Essentially function as an allotment in back yard of houses with various sizes (typically 250m2), which is large enough to have a substantial yield, but small enough to farm in leisure time. Designed with back entrance to allow access for other ‘farmer’ if the owner does not want to utilize his yard. PROS: Owner has freedom to utilize his own farm, can accomodate significant production, and can be incorporated into a community gardening system. CONS: Often disconnected from community and underutilized. Require high maintenance and encourage wasteful landscaping. Not good for vey dense areas.
⽴॰㣧ണ
Community Garden ཝශ㣧ണⲺઞ䗯㻡ᡵኁപθѠቻ≇䜳ӡᴿૂ⽴॰ާӡⲺグ䰪 ૂ㠠Ⲻ⿷Ӱグ䰪Ⱦ Վ⛯φ⭞グ㖤䶘〥θੂᰬ䘑⽴Ӛӈࣞૂ⭕ӝȾ 㕰⛯φ䲆䠅⭕ӝȽቻ≇Ⲻグ䰪ᴿ䲆θ㙂൞ߢᆙਥ㜳ՐᵸҧȾ Large garden surrounded by houses where each residents have private space for personal and shared use within the community. PROS: Utilize vacant spaces, while encouraging social interaction as well as production. CONS: Limited production, limited spaces for residents and may be messy during winter.
Similar to community garden, where each residents have a personal space, but allotment tend to be larger (250m2) and often located on the edge of residential community, in transition zone between neighborhood and forest. PROS: Large enough for production which can peovide health and economic benefits of a private garden, with community access. CONS: Distance to the house, and production is for personal use only.
คᐸߒ⭦ Urban Farm คᐸλค䭽Ⲻߒ൰θᴿуੂⲺཝቅθ䶘〥ԄঀѠ㺍॰㠩ᴪཝȾ ߒ≇ਥ൞䛱䘇䲘ᆆૂѱ㾷ߒ൰㙋〃Ⱦߒ⭦ᱥ⽴॰Ⲻ䍺ӝθޢՍ㜳 ཕ䘑⭦ߒޛθ㙂ߒ⭦ҕૂާޢӚ䙐ᴿ䘔Ⱦ䇴䇗ѣҕ䇴ᴿ⽴॰ቻ ညՐѣᗹθ䶘Ѫ⽴॰Ⱦ Վ⛯φѰ⽴॰ᨆב伕⢟Ƚࠅቇ伕⢟䠂ぁૂ䘆䗉ᡆᵢθᨆבቧѐᵰ ՐȽᔶ᭴グ䰪Ƚ⽴॰ૂᮏ㛨Ⱦਥ㜳ԛ⳾ѰⴤⲺᶛ䘆㺂Ⱦ 㕰⛯φ䶘〥у䏩ཕֵ⭞ᵰỦȽу᱉ᢴグ䰪Ⱦ Farm in the city / town. Vary in sizes, from half a block to much larger. The farmers may farm neighboring yards as well as the main farm if they are available. Designed to be a community asset with public access, connections to the transportation grid, and a community center / farmtard facing the neighborhood. PROS: provide food for community, reduces food miles and transport costs, provide employment, possible open space, community and education. May be run for profit. CONS: Not large enough for machinery, space hard to find.
㋴㓼ᕅኁ京㔵ौ Intensive Green Roof ᤛᴿ䏩ཕൕቸᓜⲺ㋴㓼ᕅኁ京㔵ौ㜳ᇯ㓩䖹ཝⲺὃ⢟θ⭐㠩ቅ ҊᵞȾщѰቻօᡌᐛ֒൞ᾲсⲺӰ༡ᡶ䇴䇗θ֒Ѱ⭕ӝ䇴᯳Ⱦ Վ⛯φᨆؓב䳊✣Ƚᯯ伕ȽᇒӰⲺ⧥ູȽᮏ㛨θᒬᱥѠ㿼 㿿䍺ӝȾ 㕰⛯φ儎ᡆᵢૂ儎㔪ᣚȾ䙐ᑮуݷ䇮ޢՍ䘑ޛȾ
Intensive green roofs with soil depths that can accomodate larger plants, and even small trees. Designed as productive ammenities for the people who live or work below them. PROS: Provide thermal insulation, handy food, pleasant environment, education, visual asset. CONS: Costly and high maintenance. Often don’t permit public access.
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8m
10m
15m
18m
18m 21m 3m
3m
3m
20m 3m 6m
12m
(+ mezzanine)
12m
㊹ࡠп TYPE 3
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6.6m
㊹ࡠӂ TYPE 2
1 floor
㊹ࡠМ TYPE 1
20m 3m
3m
3m
20m 3m
6m
3m
6m
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㣧ണօᆻ Terrace Garden Apartment
90 sqm unit (4 units / floor; total 24 units)
㊱ශж TYPE 1
ㅢ ᾲ 6th floor
ㅢ ᾲ 5th floor
38m
13.5m
ᴶཐ ቸᾲ max 6 floors
ㅢ ᾲ 4th floor
ㅢ ᾲ 3rd floor
50m
ㅢ ᾲ 2nd floor
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6m
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112 sqm
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The Master Plan
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Cluster - 1 Villas For Sale
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Restaurant
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Potato Head Beach Club
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Cluster - 2 Villas For Sale
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Experiential Dining ( Tree Houses Restaurant)
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Starter Shed
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Cirque du Soliel Hotel
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Amphitheater & Artist in Residence
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Service / Maintenance
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Retirement Village
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Specialty Restaurant / Clubhouse / Exhibition Space
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Existing Temple
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Amanusa Resort
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Cirque du Soliel - Tents
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Parking
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Eco-chic Hotel
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Cirque du Soliel - Gateway
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BIMC Hospital
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Branded Residences
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Cirque du Soliel - BOH
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Driving Range (w/ David Leadbetter Academy)
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Spa
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Oceanfront Hotel
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Pavilion
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Eco-chic Villas
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Bali National Golf Club
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Pedestrian Entrance to Cirque du Soliel
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25 7
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Maslow’s Pyramid
Self-Actualization
Realizing personal potential, self-fulfillment, seeking personal growth and peak experiences.
Esteem
Achievement, mastery, independence, status, dominance, prestige, self-respect, respect from others.
Love & Belonging
Friendship, intimacy, affection and love, from work group, family, friends, romantic relationships.
Safety
Protection from elements, security, order, law, stability, freedom from fear.
Physiological
Biological and Physiological needs air, food, drink, shelter, warmth, sleep.
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Maslow’s Pyramid Hierarchy of Return on Investment The hierarchy can also be used as a framework for understanding the financial implications of the proposal. When the ‘base’ needs of shelter, security and belonging are met they will provide the largest revenue streams. The amenities proposed for the uppermost needs in the pyramid will provide the lowest returns but help to drive revenues by differentiating the resort from its competitors.
Maslow Philanthropy
Investments may not be profitable but serve as a unique selling point in support the overall development.
Niche revenue Smaller revenues, limited in scope.
Self-Actualization
Esteem
Additional revenue Lower revenue stream but steady source of income.
Ongoing revenue
Provides steady revenue income for overall development over time.
Financial foundation
Large, immediate returns, provides the financial foundation for the overall development.
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Love & Belonging
Safety
Physiological
Maslow’s Pyramid Hierarchy of Development Strategies Through several brainstorming sessions WATG explored a wide variety of potential uses for the available plots. These ideas were refined and categorized into one of the five needs of the pyramid according to Maslow’s hierarchy.
ROI Philanthropy
Niche revenue
Additional revenue
Ongoing revenue
Financial foundation
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Maslow Spiritual, Artistic Intellectual fulfillment.
Wellness, Spa, Fitness
Holistic experiences
Food & Beverage Experiential venues
Hotel
Luxury hotel
Villas
Villa types with broad appeal: for sale or branded
Self-Actualization
Esteem
Love & Belonging
Safety
Physiological
PV
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Land Use Development
PV
13
Spiritual Activities
Existing building / villas
Spa / Wellness
Service / Maintenance
Experiential Dining
15
PV
Amphitheater & Artist in Residence
AR
Hotel
B
Bali National Golf Club
Branded Villas
C
Cirque du Soleil
Villas - For Sale
D
Driving Range
Retirement Village
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Parking
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11
C
16
PV
Pavilions
PH
Potato Head Beach Club
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Starters Shed
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3 4 5
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PH
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Development Approach
Villas - For Sale There are two clusters of “for sale villas� proposed; 1. The large villa plots (including one built villa) along the southern side of the main entry road next to hole # 9 (10 no. total – including the built villa). These lots range from 1,950 sqm to 3,400 sqm. 2. A cluster of 43 villas located beyond holes #4 and #5. These villas have either golf or sea views (some will have both). The plot sizes range from 516 sqm to 1,180 sqm.
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Development Approach
Retirement Village This village is located on a 2.2ha (21,990 sqm) parcel near the Amanusa Hotel, behind hole #9 tee. The exact nature of this village can remain flexible as it could become one of three different types of village; • A retirement village comprising approximately 20-30 small individual units/homes, each with its own small garden area – similar to cluster housing. A communal center, clinic and a convenience shop would be included. • A medical recuperation village, marketed for the short to mid length post operation rest and recuperation. The accommodation would be smaller one bedroom units and a clinic/ light medical facilities would be required. Approximately 25-35 units. • Approximately 15-20 small individual villa plots marketed to the active retiree market. No additional services or medical facilities would be required.
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Development Approach
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Development Approach
Hotel Expansion We envisage the current Amanusa Hotel expanding to the forested valley to the west of its current site. We would also envisage this land parcel expanding to include the stream and part of the opposite slope. The proposed 120-150 key expansion would be a mix of standard rooms on the flatter higher part of the site, with the suites nestled into the forest as they drop down towards the stream.
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Aerial view of the Eco-chic Hotel with the foreground of hole #8
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Eco-chic Villas sitting next to the stream within the natural forest environment
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PERIOD
PHILOSOPHY
APPROACH/ METHOD
TECHNIC/ REPRESENTATION
OPERATION
DESIGN PERIMETER
TYPOLOGY
INSPIRATION
STYLE
THEME
ancient
Confucianism Idealism Naturalism Materialism Rationalism Phenomenology Existentialism Structuralism Poststructuralism Deconstructivism
Metaphor Symbolism Analogy ‘Story Telling’
Freehand Sketches Model Making Digital Computation Digital Fabrication Diagram Narrative Painting
Intersection Convergence Layering Contrasting Appropriation Modification Stacking Compression Imprint Mould Speculative Interlocking Transformation Alienation Meditative
Physical
Commercial Building Film Furniture Government Healthcare Architecture Heritage Hotels Houses Housing Industrial Architecture Infrastructure Installation Institutional Architecture Interiors Landscape Leisure Life of an Architect Mixed Use Monuments and Memorials Museums and Libraries Office Buildings Offices Pavilion Photography Refurbishment Religious Architecture Renovation Residential Restaurants Retail Sculpture Skyscrapers Sports Architecture Structures Sustainability Technology Theater Urban Design Urban Planning
Art Culture Environment etc etc etc ()
Balinese Style Art Deco Gothic Baroque Mediterranean
Penguin Panda Leave Forest Sea Genetic
Greek Roman
Islamic Architecture Africa Indian Architecture Buddhist Architecture Southest Asia Eastern Asia Pre Columbian Medieval Architecture European & Colonial Architecture
modernism Functionalism Eclecticism Brutalism
postmodernism Post-functionalism Contextualism Pluralism Rationalism Neo-eclecticism Critical Regionalism Hyper-rationalism
Contemporary Practice
Form & Space Volume Plane LIne Point Material Light Shadow
Perception Five senses Visual Audio Tactile Taste Temperature Smell / aroma Memory Silence Ritual Place Space Time Gravity Matter Order Hierarchy TANGIBLE VS INTANGIBLE QUANTITATIVE VS QUALITATIVE
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PERIOD
PHILOSOPHY
Contemporary Practice
01
CASE STUDY
APPROACH/ METHOD
metaphor
TECHNIC/ REPRESENTATION
2d rendering digital computation
OPERATION
transformation narrative
DESIGN PERIMETER
TYPOLOGY
INSPIRATION
STYLE
THEME
circulation open space destinations waterflow phasing
master planning
environment & art cultural & spiritual
modern / contempo
butterfly
PERIOD
PHILOSOPHY
Contemporary Practice Hyperationaism
Hyperationaism
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CASE STUDY JOSHUA PRINCE RAMUS
APPROACH/ METHOD
TECHNIC/ REPRESENTATION
2d rendering diagram digital computation
OPERATION
DESIGN PERIMETER
TYPOLOGY
stage
museum
INSPIRATION
STYLE
THEME
PERIOD
PHILOSOPHY
Contemporary Practice
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CASE STUDY PHILIPPE RAHM
APPROACH/ METHOD
TECHNIC/ REPRESENTATION
2d rendering diagram digital computation digital analysis
OPERATION
physiological to meteorological
DESIGN PERIMETER
TYPOLOGY
radiation conduction convection pressure evaporation digestion
residential
INSPIRATION
STYLE
THEME
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CONTENTS
PURPOSES
Basic group categorization with significant sample for each type • Key Parameters • Reference Images
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Rationale, narrative, & analysis of the parameters (see monocle) • Essential Hotel Design Parameter • Conclusion •
CONTENTS
Set up the basic research framework which is sufficient to be developed further • Informative tool
An internal publication Informative and educational • The database will be useful especially for planning project to give a design benchmark/ case-studies; • Give a reference for hotel planning matrix; nos of keys, GFA, site area, context & setting. • •
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LONG-TERM GOAL
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in-house publication
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20 hours (+20 hours)
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60 hours (+60 hours)
INTERMEDIATE RESEARCH
BASIC RESEARCH
TIMELINE AND GOAL
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An internal interactive database Data/information can be downloaded for design production purposes (high quality hotel images for design report; CAD footprint & SketchUp for masterplan )
VISIONARY GOAL
ADVANCE RESEARCH
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Reserach will cover richer and diverse type of hotel The parameter can be extended further, such as occupancy rate, ROI, land price, etc. The data will be incorporated into WATG’s IT system (Media Hive, etc) to provide interactive tools Provide further hotel design information such as simplified CAD (building footprint) & Sketch up model. Provide high quality hotel images for graphic production.
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Building a WATG global database of hospitality design
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Developing a “Guide to Hospitality Design”
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Engage clients, operators & developers to develop the database & parameter • Input more parameter from operator / developer such as special design feature, target of market, operational strategy, business model, financial goal, etc. (see RTKL’s PDD matrix) •
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Replicate the reserach FRAMEWORK for other CITIES/ REGIONS
PURPOSES
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Building the WATG Hospitality database & toolkits • The tool can be useful as a matrix for design & strategy analysis, market analysis, and reliable precedents for clients, operators & developers’ feasibility study on the preliminary conceptual stage. • The tool can become a driver for design innovation •
Each individual has a large amount of knowledge, experiences and informations, but when we put them all together collectively into a systematic research; it could be a powerful tool kit to innovate.
BALI COLLECTION
Ten key parameters for Hotel Design
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LOCATION / AREA
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STAR RATING
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SPATIAL DESIGN & PLANNING
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ARCHITECTURAL STYLE
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NUMBER / DATA
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SPECIAL REMARKS
DISTANCE TO AIRPORT
CONTEXT / SETTING
BUILDING TYPE
HOTEL BRANDS / CHAINS
BELMOND JIMBARAN PURI BALI
The Belmond Jimbaran Puri Bali Hotel is a luxurious resort hotel and part of the Orient-Express collection of worldwide experiences which includes some of the world’s most distinct destinations and travel journeys. This hotel is located in the heart of one of the prime destinations in Bali - the Jimbaran Bay. The resort offers 41 luxurious cottages, each with its own private walled garden in a traditional Balinese style, ideal for those seeking a romantic getaway. Belmond Jimbaran Puri Bali Hotel includes a swimming pool with free-flow water fountains, a boutique, two restaurants, and an exotic poolside cocktail bar. Designed by
JIMBARAN
2.6 Distance to Airport (km)
10
Key map
Distance to Airport (min)
41
Number of Keys / Units
Context / Setting
01
Number of Floors
16,000
120 - 350
Site Area (sqm)
Average Room / Unit Size (sqm)
1 2
3
4 5 5
Building Type
Traditional Balinese Archi/ Village Architectural Style
60
400 - 800
XXX
Price Range Per Night (S$)
Year of Completion
The Resort is spaceilly design based on the traditional Balinese architecture style and village planning principles. Special Remarks
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Main Gate / Arrival Reception / Lobby Parking Restaurant Cottage / Villa Beach Spa
Spatial Planning
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The supremely romantic Belmond Jimbaran Puri sits on one of Bali’s most beautiful beaches. Talcum-soft sands set the scene for a tropical retreat. As the sky turns crimson, birds sing overhead, and the scent of grilling fish entices you to dinner. Belmond Jimbaran Puri is one of the finest Bali hotels for those seeking a serene beach escape. Enjoy a massage by the sea, then let the calm, azure waters tempt you in. Stretch out in your garden and inhale the heady aroma of frangipani flowers. Be enchanted by this green oasis, where the sandy shore meets the shimmering ocean.
There are four types of cottage; Beach View Cottage Suites, Beach View Pool Cottage Suites, Garden View Cottage Suites, and Garden View Cottage Pool Suites.
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HARD ROCK HOTEL BALI
Nestled against the shores of Bali’s famed Kuta beach on an impressive threehectare prime site right in the heart of Bali’s entertainment and shopping district, Hard Rock Hotel Bali is Asia’s first Hard Rock Hotel. The resort features 418 tribute rooms and suites fit for a rock star. The walls are adorned with images, memorabilia and icons reflecting the revolution that changed the face of music, fashion and arts, celebrating artistes from the 50’s to late 90’s. CSYA ARCHITECTS Designed by
KUTA
3
Distance to Airport (km)
15
Key map
Distance to Airport (min)
418 Context / Setting
04
Number of Keys / Units
Number of Floors
24,000
32-64
Site Area (sqm)
Average Room / Unit Size (sqm)
4
3 1
2 3 6 4
Building Type
modern tropical Architectural Style
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200 - 600
1998
Price Range Per Night (S$)
Year of Completion
• The Asia’s first Hard Rock Hotel • The largest free-form swimming pool in Bali. • Ballroom up to 400 guests Special Remarks
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7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Main Gate / Arrival Reception / Lobby Courtyard Space Guest Wing Swimming Pool & Sand Island Hard Rock Cafe Amenities / Restaurant / MICE
Spatial Planning
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From Rockin’ Tots to Grunge Grand Dads, Hard Rock Hotel in Bali entertains you with all kinds of live rock shows. Reside in any one of the hotel rooms as per your choice and preference:
•222 Deluxe •12 Deluxe Courtyard •134 Deluxe Premium •8 Deluxe Premium Courtyard •10 Deluxe Premium Pool Access •11 Loft •2 Deluxe Suite •2 Deluxe Suite Pool Access •12 Kids Suite •2 Luxury Suite •2 Luxury Kids Suite •1 King Suite
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AMANUSA RESORT BALI
Situated on Bali’s southern peninsula, on a hillside overlooking the Indian Ocean and Nusa Dua, Amanusa (peaceful isle) is just 20 minutes from Denpasar Airport. A serene retreat offering privacy and escape, Amanusa is also close to Bali’s shopping and nightlife areas of Kuta, Sanur, Legian and Seminyak. Guests can spend the day at the Amanusa Beach Club where nine private bales rest on the white sand beach, or play golf on one of Indonesia’s finest courses nearby.
Designed by
NUSA DUA
12
Distance to Airport (km)
20
Key map
Distance to Airport (min)
35
01
33,600
135
Site Area (sqm)
Average Room / Unit Size (sqm)
Number of Keys / Units
Number of Floors
4
Context / Setting
1
3
2
Building Type
1,000 -1700
XXX
Price Range Per Night (S$)
Year of Completion
4
• Adjacent to Bali National Golf Course • Facility includes Beach Club, a five-minute drive from the resort. Architectural Style
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Special Remarks
Spatial Planning
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Amanusa enjoys a sensuous tropical setting and consummate privacy overlooking the fairways of the Bali National Golf Resort and the Indian Ocean. At its heart lies the 30-metre swimming pool, overlooked by daybeds shaded by a bougainvilleaclad trellis. The resort offers 35 thatched-roof suites surrounded by lush gardens south of the swimming pool. From the reception pavilion, open walkways lead to the library, boutique and meeting rooms, and also to the Terrace, the Bar and the Restaurant.
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