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SITUATION AND SCENARIOS PROJECT BACKGROUND ANALYSIS DESIGN BRIEF DESIGN EXPLORATION DESIGN SOLUTIONS
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table of content CHAPTER 1 SITUATION AND SCENARIOS Introduction and Keywords ................................. Issue Statement ........................................... Trends (data) ............................................. Hypothesis ................................................ Ideals ....................................................
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CHAPTER 2 PROJECT BACKGROUND Project Introduction ...................................... Client’s Vision and Objectives,User Demography ............ Machanism And Programs .................................... Project Identity ..........................................
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CHAPTER 3 ANALYSIS Precedent studies ......................................... Market Analysis ........................................... Benchmarking .............................................. Potential Sites ........................................... Site Analysis, As Built Drawings ........................... Literature Review ......................................... Self Exploration & Research Methodology ................... -
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CHAPTER 4 DESIGN BRIEF Summary & Reccomendations ................................. 140-142 Detailed Design Brief ..................................... 143-145
CHAPTER 5 DESIGN EXPLORATION Design Development (preliminary design) ................... 146-172 Design Development (Advanced design) ...................... 173-181 Design Development (SPECIAL design) ....................... 187-196
CHAPTER 6 DESIGN SOLUTIONS Design Proposal ........................................... Conclusion ................................................ List of References ........................................ Appendix ..................................................
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CHAPTER 1
SITUATION& SCENARIOS
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Introduction and Keywords Issue Statement Trends (Data) Hypothesis Ideals
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detox diets ?
digital detox ?
when do our body need detox?
does detox really helps?
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how to start?
lifestyle detox?
DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT DOES DETOX MEANS? Nowadays, detox seems to be a trend or popularity to have a healthy body. But, while everyone were following the trend, they don’t really understand or they misunderstand what detox is all about. Make it clear for you following rather than just follow blindly for what doesn’t benefit for your own.
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INTRODUCTION Detoxification is pertaining to resting, cleansing and sustaining the body from outside to inside, By expelling and remove out toxins, at that point encouraging your body with healthy supplements, detoxifying can help shield you from infection and recharge your ability to keep up an ideal well-being through a scope of ways including yoga, meditation and others. How does it works? Detoxification implies purifying the blood. This is finished by removing polluting influences from the blood in the liver, where poisons are prepared for disposal. The body removes poisons through the kidneys, digestive organs, lungs, lymphatic system, and skin. In any case, when these systems are endangered, impurities aren't legitimately sifted and the body will be affected. A detox program can help the body's common cleansing procedure by: Resting the organs through fasting; Stimulating the liver to drive poisons from the body; Promoting disposal through the digestion tracts, kidneys, and skin; Improving course of the blood; Refueling the body with healthy supplements.
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HOW DO YOU START A DETOX? To begin with, alleviate up your toxin burden. Take out liquor, espresso, cigarettes, refined sugars, and soaked fats, all of which go about as toxin in the body and are hindrances to your recuperating procedure. Another impediment to great health is pressure, which triggers your body to discharge pressure hormones into your system. They make toxin and slow down detoxification enzymes in the liver. Yoga, Qigong and meditation are able to diminish worry by resetting your physical and mental responses to the unavoidable pressure life will bring. Away from digital technologies, calm down and resting were also a way to reject stress. Detoxification programs and detox recipes such as detox juices and detox meals could helps to clean the blood, allow the digestive system to rest and release body’s toxins as well.
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ISSUE
The World Health Organization (WHO) Dat of the world’s population is not physic benefits.
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Due to improper living lifestyle, such as eating habit, irregular of working habit, sleep habit and lacking of exercise were the main issue that related to daily lifestyle among Malaysian’s workers.
ta reveals that more than 60 percent cally active enough to induce health
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EATING HABIT Due to the changes of era, people’s eating habit started to change.. - people rely on food delivery because of convenience on food delivery services and lacking of knowledge on cooking - wide array of selection on food due to the cultural - improper of take in the nutrition of food - surround of unhealthy food which contains msg, chemical facts, oils, salts and others (harmful to health)
EFFECT:
Over-nutrition (cause of obesity, high cholesterol, heart disease and cancer)
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IRREGULAR OF WORKING HABIT People have to work harder due to the competitive among the market which depends on different kind of job -problem of having proper breakfast/lunch and dinner or skipping meal to complete their works - large number of works load - over-time working hours - pressure of working environment
EFFECT:
health problem such as unbalanced nutrition, stress, negative emotions, insomnia
SPORTS AND ACTIVITY SLEEPPING
HABIT
Irregular sleeping and wake up habit - over/ lacking of sleep - improper sleeping time - insomnia
EFFECT:
- feeling unproductive at day - tiredness - health problem and cancer
Lacking of exercise in everyday is one of the main issue among people of Malaysia - lazy to exercise - busy on working, not much time to have sports and activity - personal trainer needed or suitable place to work out needed - too rely on technology products such as smartphones, laptops, gamming or more.
EFFECT:
poor posture, overweight, high blood pressure, stiff joints and more
issue that related to daily lifestyle among Malaysian’s workers.
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The reason behind it seems to be the lifestyle choice. Thanks to modern gadgets and tools, domestic activities and occupational activities do not require much of physical activity. Passive mode of transport is also to blame for the declining physical activity levels. The fault is not always ours. Urbanization has resulted in environmental factors which may discourage physical activity. Population explosion, increased levels of crime, high density traffic in cities, air pollution, and lack of parks or greeneries, all contribute directly or indirectly toward physical inactivity. The consequence of rising physical inactivity is, as reported by (WHO), it has been identifed as the gourth leading risk factor for global mortality and contributes to six percent of deaths globally. Moreover, physical inactivity is estimated to be the main cause for approximately 21 -25 % colon cancers, 27% of diabetes and approximately 30% of ischaemic heart disease burden. The statistics on lack of exercise in Malaysia are alarming as well. A World Health Organization (WHO) study published in the British scientifc journal lancet found that 61.4 percent of Malaysians above the age of 15 are physically inactive. The numbers have put Malaysia in the list of the top ten most physically inactive countries in the region. The third National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) revealed that 70 per cent of Malaysian adults sufer from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as diabetes, cancer and heart diseases. They also account for 71 percent of deaths in the country.
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FIGURE: FROM FLICKR USER THOMAS LEUTHARD
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The NHMS 2015 showed the national prevalence of overweight and obesity had increased by 0.6%, 2.6% and 2.0% respectively as compared to the previous findings of NHMS 2011. AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
18 - 19
20.2%
20 - 29
20.8%
25 - 29
26.1%
30 - 34
30.5%
35 - 39
35.6%
40 - 44
36.6%
45 - 49
37.0%
50 - 54
36.6%
55 - 59
37.5%
60 - 64
36.9%
65 - 69
34.2%
70 - 74
26.0%
75+
15.1%
ETHNIC GROUP
15%
MALAYS 35.4%
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
21.9%
43.5%
30.7%
18.2%
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS I (OBESITY)
20.6%
Nutritional status is an essential element of the health of the population.Body Mass Index,waist and calf circumference are universally acceptable anthropometric measurements among adults aged more than 18 years old. The nutritional assessments not only limited to individuals,also reflect the health status,economic circumstances of population groups.
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The prevalence of physical activity among Malaysian adults was relatively high, with a slight increase from NHMS 2011.
AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
18 - 19
61.0%
20 - 29
67.9%
25 - 29
68.1%
30 - 34
69.3%
35 - 39
70.8%
40 - 44
73.4%
45 - 49
72.4%
50 - 54
72.3%
55 - 59
63.3%
60 - 64
60.9%
65 - 69
57.4%
70 - 74
48.1%
75+
30.0%
ETHNIC GROUP
71.1%
MALAYS 66.8%
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
60.7%
66.7%
369%
76.5%
61.7%
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS II (PHYSICAL ACTIVITY)
Physical inactivity has been identified as the fourth leading risk factor for global mortality (6% of deaths globally), after high blood pressure (13%), tobacco use (9%) and high blood glucose (6%). Insufficient physical activity is on the rise in many countries, adding to the burden of noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and affecting general health worldwide. -
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The overall consumption of fruits and vegetables among Malaysian adults is still low,except for plain water intake.
AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
18 - 19
5.0%
20 - 29
4.9%
25 - 29
5.3%
30 - 34
5.3%
35 - 39
4.6%
40 - 44
7.3%
45 - 49
7.6%
50 - 54
6.9%
55 - 59
7.5%
60 - 64
7.0%
65 - 69
6.0%
70 - 74
7.0%
75+
5.8%
ETHNIC GROUP
5.6%
MALAYS
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
4.3%
8.3%
5.1%
10.7%
4.2%
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS III (DIETARY PRACTICE)
6.4%
Adequate intake of fruit and vegetable is essential for a good health.Previous NHMS 2011 findings had shown that only 7.5% of Malaysian adult consumed adequate five servings of fruits and/or vegetables daily based on the World Health Organization (WHO) recommendation.
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The prevalence of mental health problems among adults showed an increasing trend; increased from 10.7% in 1996 to 29.2% in 2015. AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
18 - 19
34.7%
20 - 29
32.1%
25 - 29
30.5%
30 - 34
28.8%
35 - 39
28.3%
40 - 44
28.1%
45 - 49
27.7%
50 - 54
24.8%
55 - 59
24.9%
60 - 64
27.4%
65 - 69
19.6%
70 - 74
21.0%
75+
25.8%
ETHNIC GROUP
27.6%
MALAYS
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
28.2%
24.2%
28.9%
41.1%
33.2%
30.8%
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS IIV (MENTAL HEALTH)
Mental health represents a complex and complicated public health problem, and one which has wide-ranging social and economic implications, as well as stark consequences for physical health.The data from a study of Health Survey of England (HSE) in 2012 reported that 18% of women and 12% of men had probable mental health problem using General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-12) with cut-off point of 4.3 -
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IDEALS morre is a lifestyle detox centre where provide more than a just a detox service. There are different of services provided related daily’s lifestyle. From physical detox to mental detox, food detox to personal nutrition care. The main purpose of the centre is to educate people by poviding quick tutorial section or learning classes others than supported facilities for them and to bringing back the knowledge they had gain into their daily life. There are also weekly or monthly event will be held among the space to attract people more concern on health issue. It a commercial place which benefit for users to relax, learn and detox.
FIGURE: rob cartwright photography
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HYPOTHESIS to solve the health issue among the working adults and designed space with relax and comfortable environment where allow working people come visit anytime rather taking leave to going somewhere far because ‘MORRE’ is where the most convenience with its location and services.
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CHAPTER 2
PROJECT BACKGROUND
Figure : Interior Design by Vincent Van Duysen
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INTRODUCTION OF PROJECT morre is a lifestyle detox centre where provide more than a just a detox service. There are different of services provided related daily’s lifestyle. From physical detox to mental detox, food detox to personal nutrition care. The main purpose of the centre is to educate people by poviding quick tutorial section or learning classes others than supported facilities for them and to bringing back the knowledge they had gain into their daily life. Weekly or monthly related event will be held among the space to attract people more concern on health issue. It a commercial place which benefit for users to relax, learn and detox. It was designed to solve the health issue among the working adults and provide multi-purpose spaces with relax and comfortable environment where allow working people come visit anytime rather taking leave to going somewhere far because ‘MORRE’ is where the most convenience with its location and services.
“YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE GREAT TO START, BUT YOU HAVE TO STRAT TO BE GREAT”
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Figure : Ms Rozanna M. Rosly
Figure : Joanna Soh
OUR CLIENTS Ms Rozanna M. Rosly BSc (Hons) Dietetics (Leeds) - Head of Dietetic Services - Member of The Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics (US) - Council Member of Malaysian Dietitians' Association - 2002 - Present Member of The Malaysian Dietitians Association (MDA). - May 2008- Present Ordinary member of The American Dietetic Association. Dietetic Practice Groups : Clinical Nutrition Management, Dietitians in Nutrition Support, Management in Food and Nutrition Systems, Oncology Nutrition, Pediatric Nutrition, Public Health and Community Nutrition Practice Group, Renal Dietitians Practice Group, Sports, Cardiovascular and Wellness Nutrition, Weight Management & Women Health.
Joanna Soh Ranked Asia’s top fitness YouTuber - She tailors the health and fitness element in the ordinary Malaysian lifestyle and habits. Whether it’s recipes replicating your favourite familiar food, short and effective exercises, or even healthy eating advice,she has covered all grounds of healthy living locals can identify with. Her 1 million subscribers can attest to that.
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“morre” is a place where fullfill dreams and healty city by deliver with the comprehensive of lifestyle detox services experience. We are here to build everyone a healthy lifestyle and blanced nutrition’s body, driven by unparalleled safety and quality standards. Makes the impossible to possible on everyone.
MISSION Our mission is to become the most highly and experienced recommended lifestyle detox centre by constantly challenging our standards as we provide the advanced services and facalities on lifetyle detox programme for user to laern and experience the different.
SUPPORT ORGANIZATION
VISSION
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USER DEMOGRAPHY
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FIGURE (BELOW) FROM GOOGLE
There are many working adult facing the health issue. The main target user are the working adult which have the problem with bad lifestyle habit such as stress and insomnia or wanted to improve their lifestyle, with the ages between 25 to 55 years old.
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food detox
PROPOSAL MACHANISM
restaurant
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free walk-in
cooking studio
register required
dine-in/take away
tutor provided
health meal detox diet/juice
cooking lesson
non member
non member/ member
pay on spot
pay monthly/on spot
daily menu
monthly cooking event
physical & mental detox
training studio
wellness & massage
register required
register required
self-learning/ tutor provided
tutor/staff serviced
fitness lesson/ pilates lesson/ personal training
foot massage/ rooftop sauna
non member/ member
member
pay monthly/on spot monthly fitness event
pay monthly/on spot n/a
yoga studio
register required
tutor provided
yoga lesson/ meditation lesson/ airy flying yoga class member pay monthly monthly yoga event
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WAITING AREA
WELCOME ENTRANCE PATHWAY - user will be guided to the area they looking for.
INFORMATION AREA
DINING RESTAURANT - Healthy meal prepared by nutritionists - indoor / outdoor environment - dine in / take away (express)
ORGANIC PRODUCT (ORGANIC) - An convinience area for clients to get some instant food, cooking ingredients, beverage and more - Health supplement selling department - Personal care products such as essiential oil/ massage oil/ soap could be found here as well
INFORMATION / RECEPTI - Get detail informa here from frontdesk - Registration / sig member or package - Payment for any cl provided
COOKING STUDIO
DINING AREA
PRODUCT AREA
WAIT FOR YOUR TURN - Sitting area with of lifestyle/ detox & infomation. - relaxing environmen
LEARN SOMETHING ( health meal) - Cooking classes in group / personal (max 6 pax) - Cooking class event by inviting famous chef - open space / bright environment
MINI PHARMACY HEALTH & LIFE CARING - Detox meal plan - health supplement consultation based on personal requirement - Consultation of eating / lifestyle habit for improvement
PROGRAMME &
machanism provided in learning based to
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WELLNESS DETOX
PHYSICAL DETOX
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IMPROVE & MAINTAIN - Yoga/ meditation/ sauna/ massage treatment provided to help on better sleep, digestion, blood circulation, release stress and mind detox.
ACTIVE YOUR BODY - Training classes ( yoga/ pilates/ gym) session which help to remove body’s toxins and boost metabolism by increasing energy levels - Basic massage leeson provided to be learn and able apply while at home - changing room/ toilet provided - indoor space - semi-private space - personal training available - long-term /short-term session available based on class package selected -- quick lesson available (min 30 minutes)
- changing room/ toilet provided - indoor/outdoor space - private and semi-private area -long-term /short-term session available based on class package selected - quick lesson/treatment available (min 30 minutes)
ACTIVITIES
o detox and improve a better lifestyle
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general area
TOILET
STAIRS
WASHING AREA
GARDEN
LOCKER/CHANGING
WAITING
ROOM
AREA
commercial area
RESTAURANT
CAFE
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CONSULTATION
PHARMACY STORE
services/ learning area
COOKING
TRAINING
YOGA
RECEPTION
PILATES
FOOT MASSAGE
SUANA ROOM
MEDITATION
FREE SUTTLE CAR
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GENERAL AREA
10% RECEPTION/ INFORMATION AREA -Visitors are welcome to consult about programme of lifestyle detox that provided - Different package of lesson for selection - For detail information could proceed to consultation room - Registeration required STEPS: questions
detail info
selection
guide
- Free access - Public Area
8% WAITING AREA/CONSULTATION AREA - Detail information/ programme and consultation area - Professional consultant - Seating Area while waiting for your turn - Private Consultation - Free access STEPS: questions
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detail info
selection
guide
- semi-public area/ private area
6% INFO GUIDE AREA/ SERVICES REQUIREMENT AREA - User will be guide to the service/ classes they wish to go - Services equipment collection area - For services helpdesk use - Member only questions
equipment
guide
- Semi-Public Area
FACALITIES PROVIDED
STEPS:
15% TOILET AREA/ FITTING ROOM - Clothing changing before/ after of classes - Personal belonging storage/ locker area - Toilet Area - Shower Area - Member only - Private area changing outfit
toilet
locker
shower
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COMMERCIAL AREA
10% DINING AREA/ RESTAURANT - Health meal menu served based on detox purpose/ organic food/ diet food - Daily menu prepared by nutrition and chef - Dine-in/ take away - Juice bar - Free access - Semi- Public Area - Indoor/ outdoor
STEPS: multi user space
take away
dine in
take break
5% MINI PHARMAVY AREA - Health supplement consultation - Professional consultant - Detox meal plan - Personal eating/ lifestyle habit consultation - Health products - Free access STEPS:
- semi-public area questions
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detail info
selection
p.solved
8% COOKING STUDIO/ COOKING EVENT AREA - An open space for users to learn about different menu (selected/ express) - Event area to held cooking lesson/ health talk - Cooking equipment & ingredient provided - Cooking lesson based on schedule - Member only experience
knowledge gained
cooking skills learned
- Semi-Public Area
SERVICES/ EVENT SPACE
multi user space
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learning area
10% TRAINING STUDIO /GYM AREA -Pilates, personal training, fitness classes provided - Multi-purpose space function based on lesson provided - tutor/ training coach available - Registeration - Member/ non- member multi user space
guide
experience
detox
lesson learn/ energized
- Semi- private area
10% ROOFTOP SAUNA AREA - Multi-user/ single user space - Green, warm environment - Registeration required - member only - sauna equipment provided - private area - Indoor/ outdoor multi user space
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relax
experience
detox
lesson learn/ energized
8% WELLNESS/ MASSAGE AREA - Foot massage area - Quick lesson of foot massage skill provided - warm environment - Registeration required - Member/ non- member - Semi- private area - Multi-function massage area guide
MASSAGE
detox
lesson learn/ energized
10% YOGA/ MEDITATION STUDIO - A space for yoga and meditation learner - Multi-purpose use area depends pn lesson provided - open and quiet space for concentration - member only - yoga equipment provided - Semi-private area multi user space
relax
experience
detox
lesson learn/ energized
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multi user space
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PHYSICAL DETOX
PERSONAL TRANING
PILATES ( REFORMAL STYLE )
With a lot more focus on specific individuals needs, trainers design tailor-made programs based on assessments. Trainers work with clients on their specific needs which include postural correction, pain management, improving body composition and performance improvements. activating your muscles by increasing your energy levels.
A flowing full body reformer workout for those who prefer to work at a controlled pace – equal parts strength, mobility and flowing juicy movement. This class teaches a deep level of intricate muscle toning that establishes the foundation for your everyday health and fitness while improving posture, flexibility and mind-body connection.
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MEDITATION
MASSAGE
Immerse yourselves in the healing of meditation seeks to recalibrate the tired mind and body. Meditative yoga class that gently explores yoga philosophy as well as the correct way to work with our bodies and breath in a much more subtle and refined way.
Massage in a deeper level of relaxation that combines the effects of activated essential oils on the limbic system while stimulating blood circulation to relieve tiredness and stress. Body massage and quick session foot massage services provided.
MENTAL DETOX
AND BEVERAGE ) Our mission is to demonstrate sincerity in good and healthy food through our cooking lessons, meals and products that do not need to be compromised of neither taste nor price. Learn and apply what you gain into your eating lifestyle.
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fresh
healthy
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“YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE GREAT TO START, BUT YOU HAVE TO STRAT TO BE GREAT”
morre. “the lifestyle detox centre” Consist the capital letter of m,o,r,r,e which represent our business idea of “more than something”, something more than detox and wellness which is learn. A place for community to improve their health, bringing more benefit and knowledge applying in their daily. Logo Design Elements: Minimalism with circular shape represent the clean meaning of detox and give a direct impression to all the user or client Colour Selection: Monotone ‘ More ’, ‘ Maintain ’, ‘Improve ‘, ’ Health ‘
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CHAPTER 3
ANALYSIS
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PRECEDENT STUDY 1. Manja Spa 2. PhuketFit 3. Cocina Hermanos Torres Restaurant
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MANJA SPA LOCATION : India ARCHITECTS : AHCPL , PLAYGROUP Studio OWNED BY : The Ibnii (wellness resort)
Figure: manja spa from the ibnii
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Manja Spa is the hightlight of the IBNII resort. It’s a former coffee estate with 125 acres of pristine forest which has been transformed into a luxury resort and spa that grasps nature every step of the way. This place offers joyful reprieve to city-fatigued guests needing revive and unwinding. Different of exercises could be found here, for example, yoga, knead, dinning, spa, pool and so on. It is an open spa COMPLEX (the Manja).
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DESIGN CONCEPT Today’s visitors demand not only based on services provided, it was included the convenience of activities in just a space as well as the atmosphere of environment design.
The complex is designed as fragmented blocks, floating within a central water body, associated through hoisted walkways. The intention was to connect distinct architectural spaces, uniquely, to natural elements – central court to the sky above, Massage rooms to the pond and corridors to the forest.
The most unique feature of the design, is the steep 45-degree single lean-to roofs, the eaves of which almost touch the water below. They are designed on either side of the central courtyard converging into the water and opening the central space to the expanse of clear skies, which is a rare experience within the densely forested, site that this resort is located in.
The uncovered cuboidal items, lodging the sauna, toilets, changing rooms and herbal bath, are are precisely put in connection to one another between between the converging roofs to capture glimpses of the forest while navigating through the corridors. The blocks are designed and positioned in close proximity such that their openings face blank walls allowing the individual rooms to open up and internalize the natural elements while maintaining their privacy levels.
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Encompassed by thick foliage all around, the Spa complex is designed as fragmented blocks, connected through elevated walkways, gliding around a characterized water body. These are flanked on either sides by soak rooftops, the overhang of which nearly achieve the water beneath, opening up the focal space to the sky. The exposed geometrical articles are precisely placed in relation to each other to capture glimpses of the foliage around while moving through the central walkways. The blocks are designed and positioned in close proximity such that the openings face blank walls allowing the individual rooms to open up and internalize the natural elements while maintaining their privacy levels.
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PUBLIC AREA
reception
PRIVATE AREA
changing room
1. ENTRANCE 2. RECEPTION 3. SHOP
dining/ cafe
gym room
4% 3% 22% 8%
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Our team unites experts from around the globe that devote their lives to helping others achieve their health and fitness goals. From our Detox Specialists, Weight Loss Consultants and Nutrition Experts, to our elite Fitness Team and innovative top Chefs; we believe our winning team delivers winning results. By providing educational workshops covering nutrition, health, fitness and cooking classes. These workshops are one of the ways we provide you with ongoing support, so you can keep up all the good work with ease even when we aren’t there.
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PHUKETFIT LOCATION : RAWAI, PHUKET
OUR MISSION is to ensure programs that equip you with all you need to know to implement changes and maintain your healthy lifestyle after you leave us.
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where it’s happened?
GROUND FLOOR
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facilities
what main area included?
DETOX RESORT
THE GYM
STEAM ROOM
-Aqua Detox -Swimming
-Herbal Steam Room
-Relaxing & Detoxifying -Sleep
THE STUDIO
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- re-balance your digestive, nervous and hormonal systems - removes toxins, free radical molecules, and slows the aging process - top chefs prepare an amazing array of deliciously nutritious raw and vegan food dishes
- Located amongst the beautiful beaches and tropical landscape of southern Phuket, our resort in Rawai is the perfect spot to kick-start the new you. Take a look at our rooms and bungalows, plus the facilities on site that will make your health, wellness and fitness holiday all you need it to be
- long / less weight loss journey and health transformation - unique personalized plan - Active Detox & Cleanse Program - expert Weight-Loss Consultants
- to improving their fitness - progressing their skill and technique - improve your strength, power, cardiovascular endurance, speed, agility and mobility - Strength Training, TRX and Muay Thai boxing
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Cocina Hermanos T LOCATION : Barcelona, Spain
Figure: coocina hermanos torres restaurant
THE MISSION of the project is created with a view to effacing or blurring a few dividing lines between the different spaces that make up a traditional restaurant
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This project born of a wish to generate a new experience for the world of cuisine and catering — a new space, one that is ideal for living a new culinary experience, where ‘container and content come together in the interests of a unique piece’. from the very beginning, the project has been aiming at — as the owners say — creating ‘a kitchen with a restaurant’, a space, where the cuisine is a highlight, while the surrounding sitting area is there for observing the procedure of cooking.
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DESIGN CONCEPT Resurrected the old concept of the cafe-theaters, places where people enjoy a show while dining. - THE RESTAURANT IS THE KITCHEN.
The space of the kitchen has slowly procured a specific protagonism in a portion of the later vanguard eateries. In any case, picture windows were placed in which demonstrated the inside of the kitchen, behind glass at first. On different events, the kitchen was opened up by putting it at the most distant end of the premises behind a bar. The kitchen as not only the central feature of the intervention but also as an immersive element. In situating the kitchen in the epicenter of the restaurant the old concept is resurrected of the cafĂŠ-theater, places where diners enjoy a show while they eat. Selection of industrial shed as a great container, the experience diners is like being present in a television studio or a modern theater.
An exertion has been made to arrange and upgrade the properties of the first space so that a further advance can be taken in the haute food encounter. Diners partake and relate to the Chef and are the observers of the inventive demonstration that is unfurling.
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PRIVATE AREA
PUBLIC AREA
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DEMAND Throughout the most recent couple of years, interest has grown in body care and the pursuit of wellbeing which goes beyond simple therapeutic aspects. Demand is becoming increasingly sophisticated and challenging, moving toward spas, wellness and health focuses where guests can put in hours or even an entire end of the week unwinding, regularly far from the rushing about of the city. These focuses are proceeding to build up their offer with thoughts for firming up, conditioning, restoring, purifying and detoxing the two bodies and psyches, with a scope of comprehensive medicines or trainning. The market is ceaselessly developing, even during difficult times. For example, in Milan in 2010 alone, 130 new focuses were opened, the likeness another middle at regular intervals. Additionally, the area is getting a charge out of critical enthusiasm for terms of speculation and business which is appeared by the quantities of laborers with particular jobs. Around 70,000 individuals are specifically engaged with this segment, yet the interest for specialists is continually rising.
“ Changes in lifestyle and the increased level of health consciousness have led many individuals, especially working executives, single women and couples,to visit wellness centre. �
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COMPETITORS IN MALAYSIA Health should should never be about exercising only, it’s also included on eating, relaxation from stress as well as daily habit. Spending a good amount of attention on getting your eating and recovery right is also an essential part of the detox. There are a few scenes in Malaysia that give either wellness or wellness administrations, as well as a few administrations identified with body wellbeing, for example, nutrition treatment.
Fitology is a unique and new fitness process that incorporates several key components to good health – exercise, detoxification and nourishment – efficiently and effectively, under one roof. The Fitology process is highly personalised one. Every session begins with a questionnaire to take into account how our client feels and what their fitness goal is for the day. How they answer dictates the day’s Fitology experience – from their one-on-one session with their personal trainer down to their juice selection for the day. Monday to Saturday: 9.00am - 10.00pm
Babel Fit is located at Rooftop Menara Ken TTDI, it’s a new boutique gym that aims to create an amazing fitness experience for gym-goers. This rooftop gym boasts an outdoor infinity pool, state-of-the-art equipment, three studios, luxurious changing rooms, and a beautiful 8,000 square-foot gym space. Some of the unique classes they offer include Boga Fit, Sandbags, Budokon®, Aqua Fit, and more. Members also benefit from #babelperks with exclusive discounts on health foods and coffee. Monday to Friday: 7.00am - 8.00pm
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The Playground Fitness is a bright and spacious gym that combines fun with fitness. A literal playground for fitness enthusiasts both young and old, The Playground offers cross-training, traditional barbell workouts, kickboxing, kids' fitness classes, and more. Members can expect a high standard of coaching, hospitality, and an extraordinary fitness experience in the heart of Bangsar. Monday to Friday: 7.00am - 9.00pm Saturday and Sunday: 8.00am - 6.00pm
Be Urban Wellness KL is a high-end health and wellness centre that offers an array of state-of-the-art slimming and spa treatments, oxygen chambers, facials, as well as nutrition therapy and bio-scans. Set within the affluent Damansara Heights suburbs, the establishment is also fitted with a well-equipped gym and yoga room, feature infra-red saunas, steam rooms, and Jacuzzi. Monday to Friday: 10.00am - 7.00pm Saturday and Sunday: 7.00am - 8.00pm
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ENVIRONMENT DESIGN Environment provided for users basically based on the activity, fitness area required a open spaces to have smooth circulation and movement while doing work out or trainning. While wellness activity normally goes to warm and darker environment to have a relaxing mood for users. Different spaces required different of theme design or environment.
SERVICES Detox centre provided professional consultant for different range of user to fullfill their needs and requirement. Giving useful and profession opinion on programme & activity selection.Users may consult for any information or enquiry to get the best solution. And, attitude of services by every workers to the users should be meet the profession level as well.
FACALITY For centre such as fitness, wellness or detox, facalities were be the important part for convinience and comfortable of users. Facality of changing room, locker room and rest room should be provided to maximum the comfort use of space for users.
USER Managing security of the centre is also important in terms of what types of users are allowed in the certain area. Security services need to be made aware if access is restrictrd to certain user or members so that this can be properly managed and planned for. The restriction of centre users also needs to be balanced with the vision of creating openly accessible area and thus more consideration needs to be ensure of the intention of the centre and who is it provided for.
SECURITY Security requirements of a centre will also impact the equipment or products available in the space. Policies, such as a worker policy for users, need to be planned and adhered to in centre and effect the installing of equipment such as CCTV. A safe and comfortable environment will makes users to be felt secure and welcome back to the centre.
SAFETY Mostly the part of the centre was the uses of different kind of equipment. To ensure the condition and safety use of equipment was also part of responsibility for every users as well as the minimum requirement on Fire and building safety for the entire of building and interior.
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LOCATION USER
ENVIRONMENT
SERVICES
COST
FACALITIY DESIGN
BENCHMARKING
POLICIES
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site criteria Site selection is the process of examining multiple options and assessing their relative advantages and disadvantages. Before choosing a site, learn about the neighborhoods of your potential sites, explore more than one site option also makes clear to lenders and other funders that you are committed to building the best project possible. And, analyzing alternative site plans allows you to compare costs and design features in a practical rather than abstract way. The percentage of people living in cities has rapidly increasing due to the having an easy access to social services. To provide a chance for having equitable access to the destination, a convenient location of establish a new building or renovate from an old building plays an important role of specifically with regard to guaranteeing the profit investment to be gained. Besides that, verifying that adequate public utilities are available, determining that there are no environmental hazards on the site, and conducting a geotechnical (soils) investigation if new construction is planned. When reviewing your site options, use the Site Selection Criteria provided in this section to assess the fit of the site, compare and contrast sites, and prioritize needs. The main site selection criteria included analysis of location, land, building, cost & legal issues.
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to choose..
Flexibility of site
Environment & lifestyle
Demand
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POTENTIAL SITE A
15,000sqft
LOCATION STRATEGY
FACILITIES
MARKETING
POPULATION
A
ADDRESS : NO 154. Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, 5900 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.
TRANSPORTATION
SITE MATRIX EVALUATION
AREA : BANGSAR , KUALA LUMPUR. SITE TYPE : BANGLO HOUSE / SHOPHOUSE ADDRESS : NO 154. Jalan Maarof, Bangsar, 5900 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur. NEARBY FACALITIES : OFFICE SHOP, BANGSAR VILLAGE MALL, BANKING AND FINANCE, RESIDENTIAL AREA, SHOP, MRT STATION, INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL, SECONDARY SCHOOL AND ETC.
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POTENTIAL SITE B
13,800sqft
LOCATION STRATEGY
FACILITIES
MARKETING
POPULATION
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ADDRESS : 73, Jalan Kepong Lama, Kampung Batu, 51200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur.
TRANSPORTATION
SITE MATRIX EVALUATION
AREA : JALAN KEPONG LAMA , KUALA LUMPUR. SITE TYPE : SHOPLOTS ADDRESS : 73, Jalan Kepong Lama, Kampung Batu, 51200 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur. NEARBY FACALITIES : WET MARKET, RESIDENTIAL AREA, COLLEGE, KOMUTER TRAIN MALAYSIA (KAMPUNG BATU STATION), MOSQUE, SHOPS AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
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17,900sqft
LOCATION STRATEGY
FACILITIES
MARKETING
POPULATION
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ADDRESS : Persiaran 2, Baru Selayang, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor.
TRANSPORTATION
SITE MATRIX EVALUATION
AREA : BANDAR BARU SELAYANG SITE TYPE : SHOP / MEDAN SELERA (RESTAURANT) ADDRESS : Persiaran 2, Baru Selayang, 68100 Batu Caves, Selangor. NEARBY FACALITIES : CHURCH, KINDERGARTEN, STADIUM MAJLIS SELAYANG, MAJLIS PERBANDARAN SELAYANG, MOSQUE, GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL, PRIMARY SCHOOL AND ETC.
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FACILITIES
MARKETING
TRANSPORTATION
POPULATION
SITE MATRIX EVALUATION
government department area
education
commercial residential area area business area
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Building selected at site A was an private individual premise which located at the center of city Kuala Lumpur - Bangsar. With it high density of population, university and international school, many proprietors have set up shop to provide a host of services to the area. From convenience stores to clinics, pharmacies, bakeries, fast-food restaurants, dessert shop, banking and others services, the amount of traffic in and out of the area is testament to the success of this business center. And so, the selected site provided extra outdoor spaces and it was a great strategy to build up a specialist centre at here. Site B was combined by a row of shoplots in 5 individuals shop. Compare to site A, site B is more residential business area with basic facilities such as restaurants and market. But, the rate of education facalities was slightly higher than site A. Therefore, residents and students were the first target as our nutrition specialist centre’s client at here. Type of buidling for site C was totally different from site A & B because it was a individual restaurant which located away from city. It was surrounded by forest and trees but with the connection of highway. There are mostly surrounded by residential area, government working area such as fire station, pos office, police station and stadium, as well as primary and secondary school nearby. But the public transportation at site C was not convenience as others two site. A great strategy for build our nutrition specialist centre is away from noise with natural environment here.
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SITE ANALYSIS SELECTED SITE : 154, JALAN MAAROF, BANGSAR
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The site is selected because of it’s responsive environment. Bangsar has grown rapidly in recent years, but has paid a price in terms of traffic jams and a shortage of parking places. Developments in neighbouring Bukit Damansara and Mid Valley Megamall have caused increased traffic to pass through Bangsar, especially along Jalan Maarof. New shops and attractions are sprouting up in Bangsar, but many do not survive long, especially food and entertainment outlets. Other long-standing outlets have been very successful, opening up a second branch in Bangsar itself. Examples are Alexis and La Bodega, Coffee Bean, and McDonald's which can be found on Jalan Telawi and also Bangsar Shopping Centre.
FIGURE: 154, jln maroof from google map
The chosen site was located at the strategy location of Bangsar. Bangsar itself lies respectively to the north and south of the neighbouring areas of Pantai Dalam and Damansara, and 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) south-west of Kuala Lumpur city centre. Many of the house-type shops, office shops, comercial area, banking tower, residential as well as public transport station were located around the site.
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BANGSAR SHOPPING CENTRE JALAN MAAROF SITE LOCATION : 154, JALAN MAAROF
MAPPING
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DEVELOPMENT OAND POPULATION OF CITY demands and population
SOCIAL CU Wide array COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY Building close to basic community such as bank, grocery, shopping mall
facilities,wide array of cuisine and amenities. Bangsar is located about 4km s from any part of Kuala Lumpur an
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ACCESSBILITY OF TRANSPORTATION Convinence of pubic transport such as bus, taxi, railway, LRT & MRT
SITE LOCATION - stand alone private 15000sqft. - located at the main road of bangsar - jalan maarof
ULTURAL y of cuisine and comercial in this area
- shops, working area and residential around
MIDDLE AND UPPER CLASS SOCIETY
south west of Kuala Lumpur and 10 minutes to the city centre. It is easily accessible nd Petaling Jaya via the Federal Highway.
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BANGSAR
1900s In the year 1906, Malaya was still under British administration. This area was set out to be rubber plantation due to the rapidly growing demand of rubber by the introduction of the modern motor-car and pneumatic rubber tyres as replacement for horse-drawn carriages in the United States. The rubber estates was own by the London-based Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co. Ltd. (KLR), Mr Edouard Bunge and Alfred Grisar. Their name were contracted to create the name Bunge-Grisar rubber estate or Bungsar Estate.
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The plantation was taken over by palm oil company. Bangsar bega development after Bangsar Park developed for housing in Kuala L convenient location.
1980s
y Socfin, the Belgian rubber and an experiencing rapid was the first area to be Lumpur in 1969 due to its
In 1974, Eng Lian Enterprise Sdn Bhd developed the Bangsar Baru neighbourhood. The 1970s saw Bangsar recover into a housing suburb catering to the baby boomers settling in Kuala Lumpur. As their children grew up and formed a large part of the city's youth, Bangsar became a sought-after place for the trendy during the 1980s.
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DAMANSARA TOWN CENTRE
chosen site
BANGSAR BARU
BANGSAR SHOPPING MALL
office house/ shop
event house
shopping mall (bangsar village)
BRICKFIELDS
RAILWAY STATION (LRT/MRT)
CHOSEN SITE
BUS STATION
COMERCIAL AREA/ OFFICE
GREENERIES
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WEAKNESS
- stand alone building/private building - convenient of facilities and malls - high traffic and flow circulation - easily accessible from any part of kuala lumpur and petaling jaya
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OPPURTUNITY
CHALLENGES
- public transportation - nature environment - high population - able to attract variety of clients - brand promote
- business competitor - attractive of design
SITE FORCES ( SWOC )
strenght, weakness, oppurtunity, challenges omong the site and it’s surroundings
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POPULATION Neighbourhood residents' associations and business councils play a part in communicating with the local authority. Malays make up the majority of the population at 38% followed by the Chinese at 29%, Indians at 19% and others at 14%.
PUBLIC SOCIAL More business and comercial shops being built to cater to the population growth, and it;s strategy location as well. - warehouse, publichouse, livinghouse, office & shops and more.
ROAD
HIGHWAY CONNECTION
The main highway forming a boundary around the area, which are The Sprint Expressway, Kerinchi Link, Jalan Bnagsar, while another main road Jalan Maarof penetrate in the middle of the site seperating the area into east and west.
NATURE & GREENARIES - Trees and several parks or playground could be found in the area - Some nature, garden & parks recreation could be found at North-east of Bangsar. example: Tugu Negara and Perdana Botanical Gardens.
SITE
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Bangsar is administered by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) unlike other townships in the Klang Valley such as Petaling Jaya and Subang Jaya which have their own municipal councils.
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CHOSEN SITE (SITE PHOTOS) MULTI-PURPOSE SPORTS CENTRE IN BANGSAR - Bangsar Sports Centre (2km)
WIDE ARRAY OF CUISINE/RESTAURANT - Fasr F - Western And Others (DUE TO VARIETY OF CULTURAL) POTENTIAL BUSINESS/ SHOPS - Cars/ Furniture/Interior design/Beauty Clinic Shops - Co-working Area/ Event Area
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literature review i Concepts of Fitness and Wellness:a compehensive lifestyle approach (ninth edition) Author : Charles B.Corbin Gregory J.Welk William R.Corbin Karen A.Welk Cara L.Sidman
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WELLNESS REFLECTS HOW ONE FEELS ABOUT LIFE, AS WELL AS ONE’S ABILITY TO FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY. The way one perceives each dimension of wellness affectss one’s total outlook. Researchers use the term self-perceptions to describe these feelings.They believe that self-perceptions about wellness are more important than actual circumstances or a person’s actual state of being.For example, a person who has an important job may find less meaning and job satisfaction than another person with a much less important job. Apparently, one of the importantfactors for a person who has achieved high-level wellness and a positive outlook on life is the ability to reward himself or herself. Some people, however, seem unable to give themselves credit for their successes. The development of a system that allows a person to perceive the self positively is essential, along with the adoption of positive lifestyles that encourage improved self-perceptions.
IT IS POSSIBLE TO POSSESS HEALTH AND WELNESS WHILE BEING ILL OR POSSESSING A DEBILITATING CONDITION. Numerous sickness are treatable and may have just a transitory impact on wellbeing. Others, for example, diabetes, are not treatable but rather can be dealt with appropriate eating, physical action and others. Those with reasonable conditions may, be that as it may, be in danger for other medical issues. For instance, unmanaged diabetes is related with a high hazard for coronary illness and other medical issues. Illness: The ill feeling and/or symptoms associated with a disease or circumstances that upset homeostasis.
Wellness: The integration of many different components (social,emotional/mental,spirituae,and physical that expand one’s potential to live(quality of life) and work effectively and to make a significant contribution to society.Wellness reflects how one feels (a sense of well-being) about life, as well as one’s ability to function effectively. Wellness, as opposed to illness(a negative), is sometimes described as the positive component of good health.
Quality of life: A term used to describe wellness. An individual with quality of life can enjoyably do the activities of life with little or no limitation and can function independently. Individual quality of life requires a pleasant and supportive community.
Lifestyles: Patterns of behaviours or ways an individual typically lives.
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DIMENSIONS of HEALTH RELATED PHYSICAL FITNESS
02 MUSCULAR ENDURANCE
The ability of the muscles to exert themselves repeatedly. A fit person can repeat movements for a long period without undue fatigue
01 BODY COMPOSITION
The relative percentage of muscle, fat(body fatness),bone,and other tissues that make uo the body.
03 CARDIOVASCULAR FITNESS The ability of the heart, blood vessels, blood, and respiratory system to supply nutrients and oxygen to the muscles and the ability of the muscles to utilize fuel to allow sustained exercise
04 FLEXIBILITY
The range of motion available in a joint. Affected by muscle length, joint structure,and other factors
05 STRENGTH
The ability of the muscles to exert an external force or to lift a heavy weight
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MANY FACTORS ARE IMPORTANT IN DEVELOPING LIFETIME HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND FITNESS, AND SOME ARE MORE IN YOUR CONTROL THAN OTHERS. Figure gives a model to depicting a significant number of the variables that contributr to wellbeing, health, and wellness. Key to the model are health,wellness, and wellness beacause these are the conditions of being (shaded in green and yellow) that every one of us needs to accomplish. Around the outskirts are the elements that impact these conditions of being. Those shaded in dim blue are the elements over which you have the slightest control (heredity, age, and incapacity). Those shaded in light blue (medicinal services and ecological components) are factors over which you have some control however not exactly the elements shaded in red. Those shaded in light red are the variables over which you have more noteworthy control sound ways of life and individual activities/communications, perceptions and feelings)
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Personal actions and interactions Cognitions and emotionns
Health Healthy lifestyles Engaging in regular physical activity Eating well Managing stress Avoiding destructive hbits Managing time Adopting good health habbits
Wellness
Physical fitness
Environmental factors Physical,social and cultural, spiritual,worksite,other
Health-care system Access Compliance
Heredity Age Disability
Figure : Determinants of health, fitness and wellness
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LIFESTYLE CHANGE, MORE THAN ANY OTHER FACTOR, IS THE BEST WAY TO PREVENT ILLNESS AND EARLY DEATH IN OUR SOCIETY. Statistics show that more than half of early deaths are the result of chronic diseases caused by unhealthy lifestyles. Many of these chronic diseases are targeted in the HP2020 report, and many of the new health objectuves focus on them. As shown in Figure, these lifestyles affects health, wellness and physical fitness. The double-headed arrow between health/wellness and physical fitness illustrates the interaction to health and wellness development and vice area.
HEALTHY LIFESTYLES ARE CRITICAL TO WELLNESS. Unhealthy lifestyles are the principle causes of modern-day ilness, such as heart diseases, cancer, and diabetes, healthy lifestyles can result in the improved feeling of wellness that is critical to optimal health. This well-being or wellness, is associated with social,emotional/mental, spiritual, and physical functioning. Being physically active and eating well are two healthy lifestyles that can improve well-being and add years of quality living.
REGULAR PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, NUTRITION, AND STRESS MANAGEMENT ARE PRIORITY HEALTHY LIFESTYLES. Three of the lifestyles listed in Figure are considered to be priority healthy lifestyles. These are engaging in regular physical activity or exercise, eating well, and managing stress. There are several reasons for placing priority on these lifestyles. First, they affect the lives of all people. Secnd,they are lifestyles in which large numbers of people can make improvement. Finally, modest changes in these behaviours can make dramatic improvements in individual and public health. For example,statistics suggest that modest changes in physical activity patterns and nutrition can prevent more than 400,000 deaths annually. Stress also has a major impact on drug, alcohol and smoking behaviour, so managing stress can help individuals minimize or avoid those behaviours.
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literature review ii FACILITY PLANNING : for health, physical education, recreation, and athletics Author : Richard B.FLYNN
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FACILITY PLANNING PROCESS : FACTORS TO CONSIDER
FACALITIES - existing - future - orientation
ENERGY - resources - consumption UTILITIES - types - location
FACALITIES
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MASTER PLAN
CIRCULATION - pedestrian - vehicular - spaces
ADJACENT LAND USE - current - projected
FINANCIAL CAPANILITY
CLIMATE
* ACCESSIBILITY Federal, state, and local legislation mandates the provision of certain services to all persons in our society, including individuals with various disabilities. In order for these services to be provided to all individuals, architectural barriers must be eliminated. This included all obstacles which prevent parties from entering the facality or any architectural restraint that hampers moving throughtout the building.
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FACILITY DESIGN Economics factors have become the driving force behind obtaining new facilities. The financing and operation of sports/fitness/wellness facilities has changed in the past 10 years from traditional public sources to a “pay as you play” concept.
MACRO TRENDS INFLUENCING FACILITY DESIGN In light of the aforementioned shift in demographics, changing interests, and increased budgetary pressure, how are planners responding in terms of facility design? Following were four ‘macro’ trends in facility design which have emerged during the years. 1. greater emphasis placed on open, drop-in recreation 2. centralization of facilities 3. development of multiple-use buildings 4. adaptive re-use of aging facilities
Trends in facility design begin with the forces of change which caused them to happen. At the forefront of these catalysts are : the interests and demographics of the user groups, the entities responsible for delivering programs and facilities; and the funding sources to finance these facilities. In addition to the major trends driven by user interests and economics, some ‘micro’ trends influencing facility design have emerged including legal requirements and litigation, energy conservation, aesthetics, technical innovations and planning principles. These catalysts for change have produced an astounding rate of evolution in technological advancements in health and fitness industry.
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literature review iii WHY YOU SHOULD CLEANSE AND DETOX YOUR BODY Author : Charnita Fance References from: https://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/why-you-should-cle anse-and-detox-your-body.html
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WHY YOU SHOULD CLEANSE AND DETOX YOUR BODY When we get an unhealthy buildup of toxins in our body, it’s not pretty. These excess toxins will cause physical and mental health issues like chronic fatigue, headaches, insomnia and diseases. Many of these toxins come from things you use or consume everyday like food, water, beauty and personal care products and the environment. There are many harsh pollutants and harmful pesticides in our environment that should not stay in your body. Since our body organs work together to help eliminate these trapped toxins, it’s important that they’re all healthy and in working order. The liver, kidneys, colon, lungs, skin and lymphatic system are especially useful and important when it comes to cleansing the body.
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WHY YOU SHOULD CLEANSE AND DETOX YOUR BODY TOXINS -
A BUILDUP OF TOXINS IN THE BODY CAN CAUSE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH INCLUDING CHRONIC FATIGUE, FOOD OR CHEMICAL SENSITIVITIES, HEADACHES AND DISEASES.
FOOD
WATER
ENVIRONMENT
DAILY PRODUCTS
STRESS/ NEGATIVE THINKING
WHY CLEANSE ? 1. 2. 3. 4.
MODERN INDUSTRY HAS INCREASED TOXIC CHEMICALS HARSH POLLUTANTS AND PESTICIDES IN OUR ENVIRONMENT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS,PERSINAL CARE PRODUCTS CONTAIN TOXIC CHEMICALS TOXINS ARE TRAPPED IN OUR BODY
BENEFITS OF DETOXIFYING YOUR BODY
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MENTAL HEALTH
LIFESTYLE CHANGES
BOOST IMMUNE SYSTEM INCREASE ENERGY LEVELS IMPROVE DIGESTION CIRCULATE BLOOD LEVEL
SLEEP BETTER INCREASE CONCENTRATION LEVELS
IMPROVE DIET INCREASE PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
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It is all about having a simple mind and happy life at Simplylife Yoga. The team at Simplylife Yoga believes that yoga can help you achieve just that. Powered by Ken and Hui Zhi, they hope to pass on to you different techniques of yoga and help you search for your inner self with a peace of mind. The studio, which is located at the rooftop of a building, boasts of the calming factor with its flexibility of switching between both indoor and outdoor surroundings.
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MIND MAPPING OF CENTRE
NON-MEMBER TUTORS
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WORKERS
TRYING HARD CONCENTRATE
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RELAXING ENERGIZED HAPPY WARM ENVIRONMENT
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WAITING AREA LOCKER ROOM PUBLIC AREA RECEPTION COUNTER
AREA/SPACE
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LYLIFE YOGA CENTRE
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ACTIVITY AREA
ACTIVITY AREA - STUDENT & TUTOR
PATHWAY/CIRCULATION
EQUIPMENT WALL
TUTOR GUIDE AREA
DISPLAY
OPEN SPACE AREA
EVENT/TALK
Main activity was design as a open space with minimal layout to ensure the ability of movement while having activity.
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WOMEN USER : AGE RANGE : 20 - 55 YEARS OLD MAN USER AGE RANGE
80 %
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WHAT IS YOGA ? Yoga is a gathering of physical, mental, and profound practices or teaches which started in antiquated India. Yoga is one of the six conventional schools of Hindu philosophical customs. There is a wide assortment of yoga schools, practices, and objectives in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It is about exercise routine among the individuals who are hoping to pick up adaptability, quality and even get more fit. Yoga is extraordinary for lessening pressure and taking into account more noteworthy unwinding. When you get into Yoga however, you discover that it is far beyond only an approach to exercise and keep fit as a fiddle. It is a rationality, an enthusiasm and a lifestyle for a large number of those associated with Yoga.
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Emotional Health Boost yoga could benefit those living with depression, schizophrenia, other psychiatric conditions, and sleep problems.
Back Pain Treatment people living with chronic lower back pain reported better back function, though similar levels of pain, after a few months of practicing yoga.
Fertility Aid couples have increasingly turned to yoga as a means of decreasing stress and increasing their chances of conceiving a child. And though there are few studies that indicate that yoga benefits include enhancing fertility, it has been shown to reduce stress and could indeed play a role.
Hangover Relief Reversing blood flow and bringing more blood to the brain creates balance in the body. It helps you burn fat, and the increased blood flow from yoga might even help blast cellulite away.
Heart Disease Helper Yoga plays a huge role in reducing your risk of heart disease and also help reduce arterial plaque
Asthma Ease Breathing practice, known as pranayama, is an essential part of yoga, and such exercises have been shown to help ease the symptoms of asthma.
Insomnia Buster yoga was one of the most effective approaches for getting a good night's sleep.
Memory Boost By reducing mental stress and physical tension, we are able to recall easier and have more organized thoughts. Improved cognitive function happens when we are able to clear our minds and refresh.
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OPTION
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SELF EXPLORATION II ABC COOKING STUDIO MALAYSIA Lot 7.102.00, Pavillion Elite 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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ABC Cooking Studio started its business in a one floor building in Shizuoka, Japan since 1985 with the constant concept of “Food is the most important thing to one’s healthy life, it should be communicated to everyone”. We are not only a cooking school but a place for entertainment. Cooking can be a joyful activity with your friends and ABC Cooking Studio is such a place for providing fun and enjoyable lesson in a friendly and casual environment. We believe that making a nice meal at home to your loved one will bring you the most happiness in the world.
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ABC COOKING STUDIO Lot 7.102.00, Pavillion Elite 168, Jalan Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 55100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
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SIGNAGE 2:
SIGNAGE 1:
- signage of lift, fire safety and keluar clearly stated at the station - caution label signage on floor to ensure users safety
10% SS15 LRT STATION
- signboard which indicate clearly of way to different location
40% KLCC-BUKIT BINTANG WALKWAY
Journey begin from ss15 lrt station - total 20 stops to reach klcc stop - 40 minutues duration After dropping from lrt station, continue w bintang walkway near aquarium klcc which is pedestrian bridge that connects Pavilion KL Hotel and the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centr - walking duration 10 minutes - free access for public users
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SIGNAGE 3:
- bright, open space of walkway with air-conditioning system - clean and with security system as well
- recycable bin located around the walkway
with klcc-bukit s 1.173km-long L to Impiana KLCC re.
75% PAVILION ENTRANCE
Reach to Pavilion mall entrance
100% PAVILION ELITE- ABC COOKING STUDIO
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NON-MEMBER TUTORS
MEMBER
USER
WORKERS
FUN CONCENTRATE
SIMPL C
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CURIOUS
EMOTIONS AFTER LESSON
GAINED SATISFIED HAPPY BRIGHT ENVIRONMENT
ENVIRONMENT
BRIGHT LIGHTING JAPANESE INTERIOR DESIGN MULTI-FUNCTION SPACE (SYSTEMATIC SPACE)
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AREA/SPACE
LOCKER ROOM SEMI-PRIVATE AREA OFFICE ROOM
LYLIFE YOGA CENTRE
STORAGE ROOM
CONSULT/REGISTER
ACTIVITY DINING
COOKING LESSONS COMMUNICATE
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Large open window view design created the connectivity among pass-by people and indoor users. It’s also a way to promote their program and activity in direct way.
Huge display cabinet with center void design works as a display/storage cabinet and also function of seperating spaces at the same time.
Back wall design comes with multipurpose functions such as storage cabinet, equipment cabinet and also screen display of advertising/lessons video.
High ceiling design between floor and ceiling giving a welcoming ambience to the customers or users by enlarging the interior open space.
ABC Cooking Studio promotes a more casual and friendly environment where people can enjoy while learning how to cook delicious and sophisticated food.Japanese design style could be found in the space from the materiality chosen,minimal and clean design.
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metal
wood
paint
ZONING OF THE SPACE
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basin area
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working table
locker room
multipurpose wall
working/cooking area
reception desk
cooking table
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equipment display
dining/waiting
storage area
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Throughout the process from research on issues which happening in Malaysia, then choosing the category and eventually finalize lifestyle detox as my project’s topic, it was challenging, adventuring, interesting as well as self-exploring in different ways. To understand how changes of lifestyle or habit affect their life among Malaysian community, i had go through different articles, websites and data and i realize there’s big changed of the living lifestyle in the society now. Due to the convinience, changes of food type, changed on lifestyle, busy executies or the habit of a person, peoples nowdays were too rely on fast food, eat out or skip meals, having irregular working habit and lacking of exercise which would cause a lots of nutrition, mental and physical health problem which will bring disease or illness. As we could see, food detox has bcome the currently trend to obtain good health but still, a lots of people doesn’t really know what is it and how to obtain a good lifestyle accurately. So, i come out with the idea of creating lifestyle detox center for community of Malaysian have better understanding and proper way to have healthy lifestyle, to build a healthy community, away from diseases and illness. The idea of the center is to create a place for people to learn “more than something” among food, mental and physical activities rather than just a normal gym centre or restaurant. By gaining little of knowledge or outcome in everytime, bringing it into their lifestyle, changes on their habit and create proper lifestyle among the proccess, this is how’s “lifestyle detox” be. I had learn how to start a project from choosing topic, research, proposal, programing, client & users, brand identity, precedent study to site selection, every steps of them given me a chance to learn and get experiences. RECOMMENDATION : - specify of target user, target user currently proposed are too common and wide range ( example : age range of adults should be reduce) - further detail on what disease will caused based on different habbit - what is the most common lifestyle problem on Malaysia community - effect of certain/ selected disease for the project ( specify the disease that wanted to work in this project (few but not too much) - identify the activities which could and how it could solved the problem - detail precedent study on how the space planning and design affect on client - good selection of site but still can prove and find more better site
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DESIGN BRIEF 1.0 LIFESTYLE DETOX. This brief is all about advanced Interior Design Practice ll program of the Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Interior Architecture. This programe has been structured as a journey of exploration. challenges and self-learning. It will take you through the phases of design process. EXPLORE : Which will enable you to establish the ability to define and understand the nature of design problem adequately. DEVELOP : In this phase, to help develop rational thought based on knowledge and understanding gained through research and analysis. Additionally playing roles are intuition and imagination, adding creative dimension to the related design process. REFINE : This will help to establish critical reviews of alternatives and weighing of the strength and weakness of every proposal until the best fit between problem and solution is achieved. The studio runs under under intense discourse on speculating what/where/how/why future forward technologies would change the way we live and behave, hence ultimately changing the way we utilized the space. This semester, we will be look into a world where technology, culture and form a complex network of ideas in each different category. Network of ideas within the topic of balanced nutrution in Malaysia. TITTLE OF PROJECT : LIFESTYLE DETOX Designing a lifestyle detox centre on specified aged of working adults. INTRODUCTION : Lifestyle problem has been an issue lately and been well known in the society due the various problems of healthy. The changes of food type and changes of living habit of the society now causes different health problem such as over-nutrition,mal-nutrition, stress, insomisa and negative emotions within the society. All these issues lead health problems to all the working adults. Various reason occurs among the lifestyle problems and learning the knowledge of proper living lifestyle were the main solution to solve the current issue but now, having a multipurpose lifestyle detox centre bringing convenience of “all-in-one package� to solve the issues based on food, mental and physical problem.
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OBJECTIVE OF PROJECT 1. Demonstrate a contextual understanding of personal practice in relation to the design industry and broader cultural socio-economic and political environments. 2. Undertake comparative analysis of products and markets as a research tool to evaluate and propose potential solutions. 3. Critically evaluate personal design practice within a business design context, with a socially responsible practice and communication and analytically apply design skills and techniques to produce design solutions. BRIEF This project is an exploration to the new situtation and scheme where to creating a more user oriented facilities that can give a new interpretation on how a related spaces be created for working adults based on the needs. This also contributes to the establishment intended for the best solution for the build environment. The evolution of curing and treatment facilities has so much of influencein the ways of build environment being create and new scheme being introduced. Each scheme and development has it own target and purposes but mainly for a better living. A call for design solutions to yhis build environment are appropriate for ever changes of human needs. Student is required to propose a new situation / new scheme for curing center that will be formulated from the site visit, self-exploring, research and discussion. STAGE 1 : SITUATIONS & SCENARIOS 1. Introduction + Keywords 2. Issue Statement 3. Trends (Data) STAGE 2 : PROJECT BACKGROUND 1. Project Introduction 2. Client's Vision & Objective 3. User Demography 4. Project Mechanism STAGE 3 : ANALYSIS 1. Precedent study & site selection STAGE 4 : DELIVERABLE 1. Narrative 2. Ideation 3. Plan, section,details drawing 4. Perpectives & Material 5. Study model & Final model
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METHODOLOGY DESIGN CRITIQUE DOCUMENTATION COMMENT & SUGGESTIONS RECEIVED BY TUTOR DEVELOPMENT SKETCHES & DIAGRAMS DEVELOPMENT DRAWINGS DEVELOPMENT MODEL
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RESEARCH FINDING: Research based on online, database, and literature review to figure out the issue, collecting data and comparison and conclusion.
SKETCHES & BUBBLE DIAGRAMS: Through sketches and drawings, list and indicate the suitable zoning for every floor, space planning for different program and activities.
ANALYTICS: Listed out the questions or problems, figure out the solution of problem among users and spaces as well as design consideration.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: By building existing structure and walls, able to understand the structure or circulation of entire spaces. A
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Y 1 ft/tap
ft/tap
WC
WC
ft/tap
WC
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DOOR TO BE DEMOLISHED
TOILET AREA MINI PHARMACHY
ft/tap WC
ft/tap WC
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WALKWAY 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
TOILET AREA TO BE DEMOLISHED
2 DP 25
DP 25
UP
DINING AREA
RECEPTION/ WAITING/ EVENT AREA
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STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
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7 6 5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
UP
UP WATER FILTER
Chicken Trolley
TRIPLE BOWL SINK
MOP SINK
ENTRANCE
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
WASH AREA
UP
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE LIFT
LIFT TO BE DEMOLISHED
WALL TO BE DEMOLISHED AND ALTERNATIVE BY ROLLER SHUTTER TO CREATE BIGGER OPENING ENTRANCE
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 UP
UP
COOKING STUDIO
Chicken Crate
CHILLER 90 SQFT
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STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED TO HAVE HIGHER CEILING LEVEL
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MAIN ENTRANCE TO BE DEMOLISHED UP
ENTRY / EXIT
BOUNDARY LINE
LEGEND STM.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
DESCRIPTION NEW PROPOSED BRICK WALL (150MM / 250MM)
SCALE 1 : 125
FEATURES TO BE DEMOLISHED FEATURES TO BE MAINTAINED
JALAN MAAROF
CONCEPTUAL MODELING: Draft of concept modeling which may apply into interior design.(lights & shadow)
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EATING HABIT
SLEEPING HABIT
SPORTS AND ACTIVTY
Due to the changes of era, people’s eating habbit strarted to chenge... - people rely on food delivery bescause of convenience on food delivery services and lacking of knowledge on cooking - wide array of selection on food due to the cultural - imporper o take in the nutrition of food - surround of unhealthy food which contains msg, chemical facts, oils,salts and others ( harmful to health )
Irregular sleeping and wake up habit - over/ lacking of sleep - improper sleeping time - insomnia
Lacking of exercise in everyday is one of the main isssue among people of Malaysia. - Lazy to exercise - busy on working, not much time to have sports and activitiy - personal trainer needed or suitable place to work out needed - too rely on technology products such at smartphone, laptops, gamming or more.
EFFECT : over-nutrition (cause of obesity, high cholesterol, heart disease and cancer
IRREGULAR OF WORKING HABIT People have to work harder due to competitive among the market job - problem of having proper breakfast/lunch and dinner or skipping meal to complete their works - large number of works load - over-time working hours - pressure of working environment
EFFECT : - feeling unproductive at day - tiredness - health problem and cancer
EFFECT : poor posture, overweight, high
EFFECT : health problem such as unbalanced nutrition, stress, negative emotions, insomnia
ISSUE
issues that related to daily lifestyle among Malaysian’s workers
The prevalence of physical activity among Malaysian adults was relatively high, with a slight
The NHMS 2015 showed that the national prevalence of overweight, obesity and abdominal
capacity without undue harm or risk are recommended.
of NHMS 2011.
AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
20.2%
18 - 19
61.0%
20.8%
20 - 29
67.9%
26.1%
25 - 29
68.1%
30.5%
30 - 34
69.3%
35 - 39
35.6%
35 - 39
70.8%
40 - 44
36.6%
40 - 44
73.4%
45 - 49
37.0%
45 - 49
72.4%
50 - 54
36.6%
50 - 54
72.3%
55 - 59
37.5%
55 - 59
63.3%
60 - 64
36.9%
60 - 64
60.9%
65 - 69
34.2%
65 - 69
57.4%
70 - 74
26.0%
70 - 74
48.1%
15.1%
75+
30.0%
18 - 19 20 - 29 25 - 29 30 - 34
75+
ETHNIC GROUP
ETHNIC GROUP
71.1%
15%
MALAYS
35.4%
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
21.9%
43.5%
30.7%
18.2%
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS I (OBESITY)
Nutritional status is an essential element of the health of the population. Body Mass Index, waist and calf circumference are universally acceptable anthropometric measurements among adults aged more than 18 years old. These are non-invasive methods that can assess size, proportion and composition of the human body. The nutritional assessments are not only limited to groups.
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MALAYS
66.8%
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
60.7%
66.7%
369%
76.5%
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS II (PHYSICAL ACTIVITY) deaths globally), after high blood pressure (13%), tobacco use (9%) and high blood glucose (6%).
61.7%
DATA, MAPPING & HISTORY BACKGROUND PRESENTATION BOARD The overall consumption of fruits and vegetables among Malaysian adults is still low, The prevalence of mental health problems among adults showed an increasing trend; increased from 10.7% in 1996 to 29.2% in 2015.
program managers and policy makers at all levels to promote adequate intake of fruits and vegetables among Malaysian adults.
AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
AGE GROUP
QUANTITY OF PEOPLE
PREVALENCE
18 - 19
5.0%
18 - 19
34.7%
20 - 29
4.9%
20 - 29
32.1%
25 - 29
5.3%
25 - 29
30.5%
30 - 34
5.3%
30 - 34
28.8%
35 - 39
4.6%
35 - 39
28.3%
40 - 44
7.3%
40 - 44
28.1%
45 - 49
7.6%
45 - 49
27.7%
50 - 54
6.9%
50 - 54
24.8%
55 - 59
7.5%
55 - 59
24.9%
60 - 64
7.0%
60 - 64
27.4%
65 - 69
6.0%
65 - 69
19.6%
70 - 74
7.0%
70 - 74
21.0%
75+
5.8%
75+
25.8%
ETHNIC GROUP
ETHNIC GROUP
27.6%
5.6%
MALAYS
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
4.3%
8.3%
5.1%
10.7%
4.2%
6.4%
1900s
MALAYS
CHINESE
INDIANS
OTHER BUMIPUTRAS
OTHERS
28.2%
24.2%
28.9%
41.1%
33.2%
30.8%
In the year 1906, Malaya was still under British administration. This area was set out to be rubber plantation due to the rapidly growing demand of rubber by the introduction of the modern THE LIFESTYLEmotor-car DATA ANALYSIS IIV (MENTAL HEALTH) and pneumatic rubber tyres as replacement for Mental health represents a horse-drawn carriages in the States. The complex and complicated public health problem, and one which hasUnited wide-ranging social andrubber estates own by the London-based Kuala Lumpur Co. Ltd. economic implications, as wellwas as stark consequences for physical health.2 The data from a Rubber study of Health Survey of England (HSE) 2012Edouard reported that 18% ofand women and 12% of men had name were (KLR),in Mr Bunge Alfred Grisar. Their contracted to create the name Bunge-Grisar rubber estate or 4.3 Bungsar Estate.
THE LIFESTYLE DATA ANALYSIS III (DIETARY PRACTICE)
Adequate intake of fruit and vegetable is essential for a good health. The various components of nutrients, antioxidants and plant bioactive compounds have shown to lower the incidence of recommendation.
malaysia map (west)
kuala lumpur map
bangsar map
BANGSAR SHOPPING CENTRE
palm oil company. Bangsar began experiencing rapid
TERENGGANU
PAHANG
N.SEMBILAN
JOHOR
In the year 1906, Malaya was still under British administration. This area was set out to be rubber plantation due to the rapidly growing demand of rubber by the introduction of the modern motor-car and pneumatic rubber tyres as replacement for horse-drawn carriages in the United States. The rubber estates was own by the London-based Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co. Ltd. (KLR), Mr Edouard Bunge and Alfred Grisar. Their name were contracted to create the name Bunge-Grisar rubber estate or Bungsar Estate.
JOHOR
MELAKA
1950s MELAKA
N.SEMBILAN
PUTRAJAYA
KELANTAN
1900s
PAHANG SELANGOR
SITE LOCATION : 154, JALAN MAAROF
developed for housing in Kuala Lumpur in 1969 due to its convenient location.
MAPPING
BANGSAR
malaysia map (west)
SELANGOR
JALAN MAAROF
KUALA LUMPUR SELANGOR
PERAK
TERENGGANU
PERAK
site mapping from large scale into small scale
KELANTAN
MAPPING
In 1974, Eng Lian Enterprise Sdn Bhd developed the Bangsar Baru neighbourhood. The 1970s saw Bangsar recover into a housing suburb catering to the baby boomers settling in Kuala Lumpur. As their children grew up and formed a large part of the city's youth, Bangsar became a sought-after place for the trendy during the 1980s.
1980s
developed for housing in Kuala Lumpur in 1969 due to its convenient location.
palm oil company. Bangsar began experiencing rapid
1950s
1900s
In 1974, Eng Lian Enterprise Sdn Bhd developed the Bangsar Baru neighbourhood. The 1970s saw Bangsar recover into a housing suburb catering to the baby boomers settling in Kuala Lumpur. As their children grew up and formed a large part of the city's youth, Bangsar became a sought-after place for the trendy during the 1980s.
BANGSAR SHOPPING CENTRE
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SELANG
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BANGSAR
KUALA LUMPUR
1980s
SELANGOR
PUTRAJAYA
MAPPING
developed for housing in Kuala Lumpur in 1969 due to its convenient location.
site mapping from large scale into small scale
KELANTAN
malaysia map (west)
JOHOR
TERENGGANU
PAHANG
N.SEMBILAN
palm oil company. Bangsar began experiencing rapid
PERAK
1950s MELAKA
In the year 1906, Malaya was still under British administration. This area was set out to be rubber plantation due to the rapidly growing demand of rubber by the introduction of the modern motor-car and pneumatic rubber tyres as replacement for horse-drawn carriages in the United States. The rubber estates was own by the London-based Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co. Ltd. (KLR), Mr Edouard Bunge and Alfred Grisar. Their name were contracted to create the name Bunge-Grisar rubber estate or Bungsar Estate.
SELANGOR
1900s
In the year 1906, Malaya was still under British administration. This area was set out to be rubber plantation due to the rapidly growing demand of rubber by the introduction of the modern motor-car and pneumatic rubber tyres as replacement for horse-drawn carriages in the United States. The rubber estates was own by the London-based Kuala Lumpur Rubber Co. Ltd. (KLR), Mr Edouard Bunge and Alfred Grisar. Their name were contracted to create the name Bunge-Grisar rubber estate or Bungsar Estate.
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SITE FORCES PRESENTATION BOARD
SITE FORCES ( SWOC )
strenght, weakness, oppurtunity, challenges omong the site and it’s surroundings
BUKIT DAMANSARA
DAMANSARA TOWN CENTRE
chosen site
BANGSAR SHOPPING MALL
BANGSAR BARU
event house
STRENGHT - stand alone building/private building - convenient of facilities and malls circulation - easily accessible from any part of kuala lumpur and petaling jaya
shopping mall (bangsar village)
BRICKFIELDS
LRT station
RAILWAY STATION (LRT/MRT)
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BUS STATION
GREENERIES
CHOSEN SITE
OPPURTUNITY - public transportation - nature environment - high population - able to attract variety of clients - brand promote
COMERCIAL AREA/ OFFICE
RESIDENTIAL AREA
WEAKNESS - facing road hours - lacking of parking lots -
CHALLENGES - business competitor - attractive of design
JUSTIFICATION OF SITE, MACRO & MICRO SITE ANALYSIS PRESENTATION BOARD
ACCESSBILITY OF TRANSPORTATION Convinence of pubic transport such as bus, taxi, railway, LRT & MRT
DEVELOPMENT OAND POPULATION OF CITY demands and population
SITE LOCATION - stand alone private 15000sqft. - located at the main road of bangsar - jalan maarof
SOCIAL CULTURAL Wide array of cuisine and comercial in this area
- shops, working area and residential around
COMMUNITY CONNECTIVITY Building close to basic community such as bank, grocery, shopping mall
MIDDLE AND UPPER CLASS SOCIETY
facilities,wide array of cuisine and amenities. Bangsar is located about 4km south west of Kuala Lumpur and 10 minutes to the city centre. It is easily accessible from any part of Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya via the Federal Highway.
JUSTIFICATION OF SITE
bangsar was selected as site location which located in the center of city kuala lumpur
POPULATION Neighbourhood residents' associations and business councils play a part in communicating with the local authority but they exercise no legal or administrative power. Malays make up the majority of the population at 38% followed by the Chinese at 29%, Indians at 19% and others at 14%.
PUBLIC SOCIAL CONNECTION More business and comercial shops being built to cater to the population growth, and it;s strategy location as well.
SHOPPING MALL WITHIN THE AREA - Bangsar Shopping Centre - Bangsar Village i/ Bangsar Village ii (2 km) - Mid Valley Megamall (5km)
and more.
ROAD HIGHWAY CONNECTION The main highway forming a boundary around the area, which are The Sprint Expressway, Kerinchi Link, Jalan Bnagsar, while another main road Jalan Maarof penetrate in the middle of the site seperating the area into east and west.
CHOSEN SITE (SITE PHOTOS) MULTI-PURPOSE SPORTS CENTRE IN BANGSAR - Bangsar Sports Centre (2km)
NATURE & GREENARIES - Trees and several parks or playground could be found in the area - Some nature, garden & parks recreation could be found at North-east of Bangsar. example: Tugu Negara and Perdana Botanical Gardens.
WIDE ARRAY OF CUISINE/RESTAURANT - Fasr F
SITE (BANGSAR) Bangsar is administered by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) unlike other townships in the Klang Valley such as Petaling Jaya and Subang Jaya which have their own municipal councils.
MACRO ANALYSIS
- Western And Others (DUE TO VARIETY OF CULTURAL) POTENTIAL BUSINESS/ SHOPS - Cars/ Furniture/Interior design/Beauty Clinic Shops - Co-working Area/ Event Area
MICRO SITE ANALYSIS
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PHYSICAL DETOX X MENTAL DETOX
PERSONAL TRANING
PILATES ( REFORMAL STYLE )
YOGA
needs, trainers design tailor-made programs based on assessments. Trainers work with
for those who prefer to work at a controlled pace – equal parts strength,
postural correction, pain management, improving body composition and performance improvements. activating your muscles by increasing your energy levels.
This class teaches a deep level of intricate muscle toning that establishes the foundation for your everyday connection.
YOGA
A vigorous approach to yoga that strengthens and powers your mind, body and spirit, achieve inner power at the same time.Set to relaxed tunes that will provide you the opportunity to take your practice to the next level. Building internal heat and strengthening your body whilst balancing the mind. You will leave feeling strong and rejuvenated.
MASSAGE
Immerse yourselves in the healing of Massage in a deeper level of relaxation meditation seeks to recalibrate the tired mind and body. Meditative yoga essential oils on the limbic system class that gently explores yoga while stimulating blood circulation to philosophy as well as the correct way to relieve tiredness and stress. work with our bodies and breath in a Body massage and quick session foot massage services provided.
PHYSICAL DETOX
MENTAL DETOX
DIET ( FOOD AND BEVERAGE ) Our mission is to demonstrate sincerity in good and healthy food through our cooking lessons, meals and products that do not need to be compromised of neither taste nor price. Learn and apply what you gain into your eating lifestyle.
organic
WAITING AREA
WELCOME ENTRANCE PATHWAY - user will be guided to the area they looking for.
INFORMATION AREA
DINING RESTAURANT - Healthy meal prepared by nutritionists - indoor / outdoor environment - dine in / take away (express)
PRODUCT AREA ORGANIC PRODUCT (ORGANIC) - An convinience area for clients to get some instant food, cooking ingredients, beverage and more - Health supplement selling department - Personal care products such as essiential oil/ massage oil/ soap could be found here as well
INFORMATION / RECEPTION - Get detail information here from frontdesk - Registration / sign-up as member or package - Payment for any classes provided
LEARN SOMETHING ( health meal) - Cooking classes in group / personal (max 6 pax) - Cooking class event by inviting famous chef - open space / bright environment
MINI PHARMACY HEALTH & LIFE CARING - Detox meal plan - health supplement consultation based on personal requirement - Consultation of eating / lifestyle habit for improvement
WELLNESS DETOX
PHYSICAL DETOX
MENTAL DETOX IMPROVE & MAINTAIN - Yoga/ meditation/ sauna/ massage treatment provided to help on better sleep, digestion, blood circulation, release stress and mind detox. - changing room/ toilet provided - indoor/outdoor space - private and semi-private area -long-term /short-term session available based on class package selected - quick lesson/treatment available (min 30 minutes)
PROGRAMME & ACTIVITIES
programme & activities provided in learning based to detox and improve a better lifestyle
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healthy
lesson gained
WAIT FOR YOUR TURN - Sitting area with reading corner of lifestyle/ detox & nutrition infomation. - relaxing environment
COOKING STUDIO
DINING AREA
fresh
ACTIVE YOUR BODY - Trainning classes ( yoga/ pilates/ gym) session which help to remove body’s toxins and boost metabolism by increasing energy levels - Basic massage leeson provided to be learn and able apply while at home - changing room/ toilet provided - indoor space - semi-private space - personal trainning available - long-term /short-term session available based on class package selected -- quick lessonavailable (min 30 minutes)
DETAIL PROGRAME & ACTIVITY PRESENTATION BOARD
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SPATIAL STUDY
PRESENTATION BOARD
FIVE SENSES: touch
2F
SAUNA AREA
GARDEN
sight
taste
smell
MINI ROOFTOP GARDEN
SECOND FLOOR SPATIAL STUDY
CATEGORY
hearing
INFO GUIDE AREA
YOGA/ PILATES AREA
SERVICES / INFO GUIDE AREA YOGA / MEDITATION AREA ( CONNECTABLE TO OUTDOOR)
PERSONAL SAUNA AREA ( OUTDOOR )
PILATES AREA EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
STAIRCASE
USERS
single user
multi user
multi user
multi user
ACTIVITY
detox
relaxing
reception/ waiting
lesson / training
ENVIRONMENT
warm/ quiet
natural
warm/ open space
EQUIPMENT
sauna room
plants
digital/ storage cabinet
yoga mat
AVAILABILITY
1 max pax
5 max pax
no limit
8 max pax
ACCESSIBILITY
reservation to be made
free access
free access
reservation to be made
bright/ indoor & outdoor
Activity such as personal sauna room, yoga, meditation located at the area which surround by greenary and open view to promote reducing stress level and provide relaxing environment, boosing positive energy by interaction between mentor, user & environment.
* BEFORE USING ALL SERVICES OR LESSON CLASS NEED TO MAKE RESERVATION OR WALK-IN REGISTER. ( ONLINE RESERVATION & TIMETABLE CHECKLIST ARE AVAILABLE ) OFFICE AREA
1F
TOILET AREA ( male / female )
FIRST FLOOR SPATIAL STUDY
CATEGORY
FITTING ROOM
MASSAGE AREA
INFO GUIDE AREA
TRAINING STUDIO
USERS
multi user
multi user
multi user
multi user
relaxing/ learning
reception/ waiting
lesson / training
warm/open view
warm/ open space
bright/ indoor
digital/ storage cabinet
sport equipment
SERVICES/ INFO GUIDE AREA
PUBLIC & PERSONAL TRAINING STUDIO / EVENT AREA
FITTING ROOM ( male / female )
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
STAIRCASE ACTIVITY
ENVIRONMENT
comfortable/ privacy
EQUIPMENT
room/ locker
seating/ spa bowl
AVAILABILITY
4 max pax
6 max pax
no limit
8 max pax
ACCESSIBILITY
free access
reservation to be made
free access
reservation to be made
MASSAGE EXPRESS AREA ( services / lesson )
Activity such as massage express, training and exercise were located in the connected area( same area ) to create a positive force to encourage people to work out or exercise more. space by moving the partitions into a bigger space such as event area.
* BEFORE USING ALL SERVICES OR LESSON CLASS NEED TO MAKE RESERVATION OR WALK-IN REGISTER. ( ONLINE RESERVATION & TIMETABLE CHECKLIST ARE AVAILABLE ) OUTDOOR RESTAURANT WALKWAY
GF
GROUND FLOOR SPATIAL STUDY
CATEGORY
PHARMACHY
RESTAURANT
INDOOR RESTAURANT
TOILET AREA ( male / female )
INFO GUIDE AREA
COOKING STUDIO
COOKING STUDIO
MINI PHARMACHY / PRODUCT AREA
CLEANSING AREA EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
STAIRCASE USERS
multi user
multi user
multi user
multi user
ACTIVITY
consult/ shop
dining
reception/ waiting
lesson / event
ENVIRONMENT
warm/ quiet
relaxing
EQUIPMENT
health supplement
seating / tables
digital/ booth
cooking tools
AVAILABILITY
no limit
no limit
no limit
8 max pax
LOBBY / RECEPTION / EVENT SPACE
bright/ functional
* ALL AREA ARE FREE TO ACCESS EXCEPT COOKING STUDIO.
WAITING AREA
productivity among the users and spaces by shifting among spaces to maximise the wellbeing or practical use of the users, enchance productivity and promote positive/ useful culture into their life by food, physical and mental detox.
* BEFORE USING ALL SERVICES OR LESSON CLASS NEED TO MAKE RESERVATION OR WALK-IN REGISTER. ( ONLINE RESERVATION & TIMETABLE CHECKLIST ARE AVAILABLE )
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GENERAL AREA
COMMERCIAL AREA GENERAL AREA TWO WAY
LESSON/SERVICE AREA
STAIRCASE
COMMERCIAL AREA
LOBBY/ GENERAL AREA
PLAN CIRCULATION
circulation pathway for users of entering either only commercial area or entire building area
GREENARY PLANTED WITHIN THE SPACES WHICH FUNCTION AS RELAXING & CALMING EMOTION OR STRESS
SERVICES LOCATED AT TH ATTRACT PEOPLE WHO P ( window shopp
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DESIGN COMPLEXITY PRESENTATION BOARD NATURAL LIGHT GO THROUGH GLASS WALL OF STAIRCASE NATURAL LIGHT GO THROUGH GLASS WINDOW TO THE INTERIOR SPACE
NATURAL LIGHT SPREAD INTO INTERIOR SPACE
TRANSMISSION OF NATURAL LIGHT
transmission of sunlight/ natural light into interior space through opening system, wall or material
FLEXIBILITY ( WALL / PARTITION / FURNITURE & FITTING )
SHADOW & LIGHTING
SUSTAINABLE ( GREEN DESIGN/ GREENSCAPE/ MATERIAL)
HIS AREA TO PASSING BY ping )
DESIGN COMPLEXITY -
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2
3
4
5
6
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B
C
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING I (GF ZONING)
Y 1
DOOR TO BE DEMOLISHED
TOILET AREA MINI PHARMACHY WALKWAY TOILET AREA TO BE DEMOLISHED
2 DP 25
DP 25
DINING AREA
RECEPTION/ WAITING/ EVENT AREA
3
STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED TO HAVE HIGHER CEILING LEVEL
UP
4
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 UP
WASH AREA EMERGENCY STAIRCASE LIFT
LIFT TO BE DEMOLISHED
WALL TO BE DEMOLISHED AND ALTERNATIVE BY ROLLER SHUTTER TO CREATE BIGGER OPENING ENTRANCE
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
UP UP
COOKING STUDIO ENTRANCE
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
5
6
5 4 3 2 1
Y
MAIN ENTRANCE TO BE DEMOLISHED UP
ENTRY / EXIT
COMMERCIAL AREA LEARNING AREA GENERAL AREA BOUNDARY LINE
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DESCRIPTION
A B C DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING I (1ST FLOOR ZONING)
Y
CHANGING ROOM
TOILET AREA
STAIRCASE
INFO GUIDE AREA
TOILET AREA TO BE DEMOLISHED
DP 25
DP 25
TRAINING/ EVENT AREA STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23
MASSAGE AREA 6 5 4 3 2 1
STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED TO HAVE HIGHER CEILING LEVEL
UP
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44
UP
LIFT
LIFT TO BE DEMOLISHED
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
Y
COMMERCIAL AREA LEARNING AREA GENERAL AREA BOUNDARY LINE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 125
LEGEND STM.
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Y
OUTDOOR SAUNA
STAIRCASE
INFO GUIDE AREA
TOILET AREA TO BE DEMOLISHED DP 25
OUTDOOR YOGA
DP 25
STAIRCASE TO BE DEMOLISHED 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 24 23
YOGA & PILATES AREA
34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44
DN
LIFT
LIFT TO BE DEMOLISHED
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
Y
COMMERCIAL AREA LEARNING AREA GENERAL AREA BOUNDARY LINE
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FLOOR PLAN
LEGEND STM.
DESCRIPTION NEW PROPOSED BRICK WALL (150MM / 250MM)
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING II (GF LAYOUT)
ft/tap
ft/tap
WC
WC
ft/tap
WC
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
ft/tap WC
ft/tap WC
UP
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 UP
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
5 4 3 2 1
UP
WATER FILTER
UP
UP Chicken Crate Chicken Trolley
TRIPLE BOWL SINK
MOP SINK
CHILLER 90 SQFT
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NEW PROPOSED BRICK WALL (150MM / 250MM)
SCALE 1 : 125
FEATURES TO BE DEMOLISHED FEATURES TO BE MAINTAINED DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING II (1F LAYOUT)
ft/tap
WC ft/tap
WC ft/tap
WC
WC
ft/tap
WC
ft/tap
WC
ft/tap
JALAN MAAROF
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 UP
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FEATURES TO BE DEMOLISHED FEATURES TO BE MAINTAINED DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING II (2F LAYOUT)
UP
2 1 UP
2 1 UP
UP
ft/tap
WC
ft/tap
WC
ft/tap ft/tap
WC
2 1
WC
2 1
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 UP
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
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FEATURES TO BE DEMOLISHED FEATURES TO BE MAINTAINED DEVELOPMENT MODEL I (light & shadows)
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7 6 5 4 3 2 1
OUTDOOR DINING AREA
Y
UP
UP
UP
PRIVATE SEAT
Food Warmer Microwave
FEMALE TOILET
11
ft/tap WC
MALE TOILET
UP
ft/tap WC
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
ft/tap
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
WC
ft/tap
WC
ft/tap
WC
9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
INDOOR DINING AREA
MINI PHARMACHY
X WAITING AREA
CONSU
PATHWAY/ GARDEN
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7 6 5 4 3 2 1
UP
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING II (1F LAYOUT)
Chicken Crate
Chicken Trolley
CHILLER 90 SQFT
EXPRESS FOOD COUNTER
TRIPLE BOWL SINK
Bun Charts
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
Bun Charts
WATER FILTER
MOP SINK
OPEN KITCHEN & BAR CONTER
COOKING STUDIO
X
MOVABLE PARTITION
PARKING AREA
ULTATION AREA RECEPTION AREA
ENTRANCE / EXIT
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
5
UP
1
Y
2
3
4
GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 75
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SHOWER AREA
LOCKER AREA
ft/tap
WC
FEMALE TOILET
SHOWER AREA
LOCKER AREA
ft/tap
ft/tap
ft/tap
MALE TOILET
WC
WC
WC tap ft/
ft/tap
HAIR DRYER AREA
ft/tap
ft/tap
WC tap ft/
X
HAIR DRYER AREA
SCALE 1 : 75
STAFF ROOM
Y
DN WAITING/ SEATING AREA
UP
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
ELECTRIC ROOM (1F)
DB
DB
MSB MSB
ELECTRIC ROOM (GF)
RECEPTION AREA
CONSULTATION AREA MOVABLE PARTITION
FITNESS/ TRAINING STUDIO
FOOT MASSAGE AREA
TRAINING AREA
Y
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
X
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING II (1F LAYOUT)
ft/tap
WC
FEMALE TOILET
ft/tap
WC
MALE TOILET
SHOWER AREA
LOCKER AREA
ft/tap
ft/tap
SHOWER AREA
LOCKER AREA
PATHWAY/ GARDEN
OUTDOOR SAUNA AREA
CONSULTATION AREA
SCALE 1 : 75
Y
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
OUTDOOR SAUNA AREA ( SINGLE USER )
RECEPTION AREA
DN 20 21 22
11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 WC
WC tap ft/
ft/tap
HAIR DRYER AREA
ft/tap
ft/tap
WC tap ft/
X
HAIR DRYER AREA
WC tap ft/
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DRAWING II (1F LAYOUT)
MOVABLE PARTITION
STAFF ROOM/ YOGA EQUIPMENT STORAGE AREA
PATHWAY/ GARDEN
OUTDOOR YOGA AREA
MEDITATION/ YOGA/ AIRY FLYING YOGA AREA
Y
DB
ELECTRIC ROOM (2F)
MSB
MSB
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
X
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SPECIAL STUDIES Flexibility is one of the physical properties of materials and geometrical forms used in interior design, that property depends on the physical shape in additional to its compositional and other structural properties, so that repetition, balance, similarity can be used for making flexible space, which means that we can use that geometrical properties in order to gain a flexible space that can be transformable and multi-uses in the same plot area. The social and environmental pollution is the main reason why people emigrate from rural areas to main cities in additional to living cost at city as compared with the suburbs. And that's what makes the study of possibilities of making the city a place that able to live properly by using all designable means that connected directly with people and society life is very necessary. Some architectural engineers apply several means to reach flexibility in the designed space, which used in the whole composite, detail levels and relationship between them depending on flexible structure that shapes space and the possibilities of changing it as needing to, with the furniture flexibilities and possibilities of its arrangement and transforming an additional to use some forms that allow free formations.
IDEA & PRINCIPLE OF “FLEXIBILITY”
The flexibility design of Saké by Piero Lissoni
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MAIN POINTS OF THE PORPERTIES ON FLEXIBILITY: Flexibility in Vertical Partitions Some designers used vertical partitions that are movable and reshaping space for aesthetic, functional and economical uses in the same time in order to make best and maximum use of plot area that responds increasing peoples' needs. Flexibility in Horizontal Planes and Levels Flexibility in horizontal planes and levels is used for getting appropriate interior spaces that responds people demands, so that it makes possible to control space levels and the economical efficiency that reached from responding multiple needs in the same space as it reduces demanded plot area. As we can use vertical partitions and horizontal planes and levels flexibilities together, as we can change the vertical partition to horizontal one and verse versa, to reach maximum flexibility at minimum space and materials. Flexibility in Furniture This term is used for describing nowadays furniture as a physical property of furniture itself, so as a chair can be converted to a bed or table... etc.. Despite of that, there is another design ideas that depends on the relationship between furniture and space so that (as an example) the bed can be hide into a wall or ground, or raise it to the ceiling to be part of design, as well as, the furniture can have some shape properties that add another type of flexibility which gained from repeating the furniture piece with changing the arrangement or adding other pieces without decreasing the aesthetic and functional efficiency of space.
CHARACTERISTICS OF FLEXIBILITY: 1. REPETITION: -TYPE OF REPETITION: Linear repetition (horizontal X, Y & Vertical Z) Central repetition (round point, radiant). -METHOD OF REPETITION: Involving transformation in shape, size or direction. 2. AXIALITY: It depends on the type of the increase in axial space or repetition in design elements without affecting the perception of form efficient functions, but could have a positive impact, and axial types are: linear, radical, point, and interaction (Ching & Binggeli, 2012)
3. FLEXIBILITY: Furniture and flexibility are divided into (flexible furniture, flexible furniture with anthers, flexible furniture with the structure of space) and its impact on the aesthetics of the interior space. Flexible structure is divided into (horizontal flexible, vertical flexibility, flexibility in both directions) and its impact on the aesthetics of the interior space.
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Important light as an element of design. Light is essential to any interior space as it is the means by which we can see our surrounding environment. The feeling of a space can be completely transformed by altering the intensity, placement and colour of light which makes it a very powerful tool. And wherever there is light there are shadows. Any interior designer who has tackled a lighting plan in detail understands that this is not a simple task. There are many considerations that must be taken into account to ensure interior spaces are properly lit for functionality, mood and atmosphere, and sustainability. Since light has both psychological and physiological effects on people it is important to get it right. Clever use of light and shade plays a crucial role in its relationship with architecture, both internally and externally. When used correctly, light helps shape the form of the building, distinguishing the architecture from day and night. A clever design will consider ambient light from different times of the day, right through to seasonal changes in natural light.
IDEA & PRINCIPLE OF “LIGHTS & SHADOWS�
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Functionality Different types of spaces have different lighting requirements. The two biggest contributors to functionality from a lighting perspective are quantity and quality. Using these three lighting types correctly and intelligently in a space will ensure that the occupants have the right quantity of light; however this goes hand-in-hand with quality of light. - Ambient light is the general illumination surrounding the environment or subject. It is indirect and soft, reducing contrast and shadows and is achieved through natural and artificial light sources, as well as reflection from surfaces. - Task light is that which illuminates a small, specific area. A good example of this is a desk lamp which allows one to add more light to complete a working task. - Accent light is used to add highlight, drama and focus to interior spaces. This includes directional lighting placed on artwork, or recessed floor lighting to graze the surface of a textured material. When it comes to quality of artificial light, designers must consider glare, contrast, uniformity and colour.
Mood And Atmosphere Lighting has a dramatic affect on the mood and atmosphere of an interior space; different schemes are used depending on the purpose of the space. Light is a powerful tool, and as an element of design it must be carefully planned to suit the space it is illuminating. The inclusion of a couple of different schemes within one space can singlehandedly change the perceived use of a space; think art gallery by day, party venue by night. By designing using dimming control and switching to allow a number of different lighting scenarios a space can become extremely versatile with little else.
Sustainability Sustainability is another important factor when considering the design of light in a space. Daylight is free and comes without electricity bills attached, and also has many benefits to occupants of an interior space. There are many energy efficient lighting options out there to choose from. From fluorescent, to LED, to high pressure sodium; there is a suitable solution for every situation.
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Society is becoming increasingly aware of the importance of environmentally responsible building and interior design. As a result, more and more clients seek to incorporate sustainability principles in their interiors. Interior designers have a tremendous impact on the sustainability of an environment because they are the ones deciding which materials and products will be used and how ecologically people will be able to interact with their surrounding spaces. By following the sustainable interior design principles, designers reduce the negative environmental impact of our society and build a better, more sustainable future.
IDEA & PRINCIPLE OF “SUSTAINABLE�
The Polygon Gallery was designed by Patkau Architects
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PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE INTERIOR DESIGN: 1. Design for energy efficiency Energy consumption is one of the major contributors to climate change. Buildings are responsible for a big share of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, caused by energy consumption. Architects and interior designers can do a lot to improve a building’s energy efficiency, mainly by reducing the amount of energy needed for heating, lighting, running appliances, etc., and by providing renewable, non-carbon-based energy to the building. Therefore, heating and lighting are the two most crucial factors interior designers have influence over. 2. Design for low environmental impact From a sustainability perspective, it’s very important to pick materials and products with the lowest environmental impact. Organic materials (e.g. wood, wool, natural stone) seem the obvious choice, but we mustn’t forget that natural resources need to be treated responsibly. Choose materials that are quickly renewable, and are extracted in an environmentally responsible way.
3. Design for waste reduction Interior designers have a lot of power in their hands when it comes to waste reduction, and at the same time, a big responsibility to act sustainably. The planet’s precious resources are limited, so the mentality of discarding products as soon as they go out of style and replacing them with those that are currently trendy is no longer justifiable. Interior designers can help reduce the depletion of natural resources (and divert waste from landfills) is by opting for synthetic materials that were made from recycled waste or can be renewed/recycled at the end of their life cycle — when they are spent or people grow tired of them. 4. Design for longevity and flexibility To prevent materials and products getting discarded too often, interior designers should consider the lifespan of any material they plan to use. The goal of designing for longevity is to design durable and timeless spaces and suppress the urge to change the whole design every couple of years. The best way to achieve timelessness is to choose quality over quantity, classics over trendy, and simplicity/functionality over embellishments. interior designers should consider the flexibility of spaces — how well can they be adapted to fit the changing needs of people who are using them. Designing flexible spaces is one of the keys to longevity. When you can easily replace or adapt individual elements of a room, there is no need to demolish and renovate it in its entirety.
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transformation of water design
Water is part of natural element, also represent on health and clean meaning therefore the concept of ‘water’ was bringing into the machanism design for the project of lifetyle detox. From the form of water drop to the water flow, the machanisms are all about shapes, circulation and possibility of the ceiling design to the floor design with the flexibilty arrangement of the loose furnitures & fittings, and also the extendable system for both hanging fixture and furniture. - IT COULD BE A SEATING, BOOTH, TABLE, DECORATION AND MORE -
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TOP TOP support of structure with ceiling
Top part of the machanism was attached with the ceiling, it could be a ceiling decoration design, pendant light, booth seperator or divider partition with the extendable system which is combined with three part of structure. It was made by wood structure and curtain material and was a “package� of design with the bottom part of machanism. extendable system
top part
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design 3
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BASE BASE
Base part of the machanism was a moveable and adjustable loose furniture design, it could be a waiting area, reception area, consultation area, cooking area or event area with the extendable system which is combined with three part of structure with raisable system. It comes with wood material and was a “package� of design with the top part of machanism.
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advance structure
platform
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SIT & RELAX - waiting area -
Sit & relax is a waiting area/ booth which allowed users to waiting for their turns for entering or enjoy services and also a place for them to gather, meet others as well as resting area. The top machanism which in either in design 1, design 3 or 3 will give users a ‘protected’ feeling as the design shaded the entire space and present a comfortable environmnet and welcoming effects. Sit & relax able to transform into two type of design as shown below:
SIT & RELAX BOOTH 1
Sit & relax booth 1: - A design which combined with inner part and center part as a main area to allowed user sit in the middle, observe outer surrounding, plantation in the middle giving a fresh and relax environment. Sit & relax booth 2: - A design which combined with inner and outer part as a waiting area, conversation area for user to wait, chill, have a conversation to meet others. Inner part of structure works as a coffee table and the top design 2 giving a semi-private environment for user because it extended to a lower level.
SIT & RELAX BOOTH 1
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- reception area Mores is a reception area/ booth which provide information, consultation and services guide for users.From walk-in users to have a quick section of information gather or details consultation section. Mores able to transform into two type of design which are open space type and private space type as shown below: counter raisable system support raisable system support
MORES 1
Mores 1: - This is a open space type of reception area for users have a quick section to have some info guide service. The counter was transform by three base of outer part structure with the raisable system into a 1000mm high counter desk. While the top design 2 function as a signage and lighting for the area. Mores 2: - A private space design by combining top design 1 and base design 2. Privacy of users being considered for them to felt comfortable and safe to consult and solve their problem or enquiry.
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- cooking learning area Play is an area designed for users and tutors to explore more on cooking learning. These area were basically combined with adjustable top design with base design 1,3,4 & 5 to create interactve between users and space to have a fun learning area which could moveable adjustable the working space depends on the quantity of user, also for different of purpose. Following were three main type of play design for cooking learning area:
SEARCHS
- event area Searchs is a area/ booth for variety of event use. It’s purpose of the design was maximize the possibility of space planning for event held, giving different users to learn and explore more infomation by gather together within a space. The function of booth structure basically same as ‘Play’.
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BASE DESIGN DRAWINGS
PLAN
MINIMUM HEIGHT OF BASE DESIGN (ELEVATION)
STANDARD HEIGHT OF BASE DESIGN (ELEVATION)
MAXIMUM HEIGHT OF BASE DESIGN (ELEVATION)
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DESIGN SOLUTIONS
Project by
George Messaritakis
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DESIGN PROPOSAL
morre. -lifetyle detox-
“YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE GREAT TO START, BUT YOU HAVE TO STRAT TO BE GREAT”
morre is a lifestyle detox centre where provide more than a just a detox service. There are different of services provided related daily’s lifestyle. From physical detox to mental detox, food detox to personal nutrition care. The main purpose of the centre is to educate people by poviding quick tutorial section or learning classes others than supported facilities for them and to bringing back the knowledge they had gain into their daily life. Weekly or monthly related event will be held among the space to attract people more concern on health issue. It a commercial place which benefit for users to relax, learn and detox. It was designed to solve the health issue among the working adults and provide multi-purpose spaces with relax and comfortable environment where allow working people come visit anytime rather taking leave to going somewhere far because ‘MORRE’ is where the most convenience with its location and services.
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN (SCALE 1: 125)
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
OUTDOOR DINING AREA
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UP
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PRIVATE SEAT
Food Warmer Microwave
WC
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MALE TOILET
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MINI PHARMACHY
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Chicken Trolley Chicken Crate
CHILLER 90 SQFT
EXPRESS FOOD COUNTER
TRIPLE BOWL SINK
Bun Charts
Bun Charts
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE
WATER FILTER
MOP SINK
OPEN KITCHEN & BAR CONTER
COOKING STUDIO
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PARKING AREA
ONSULTATION AREA RECEPTION AREA
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ELECTR ROOM (1
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HAIR DRYER PRIVATE SEAT AREA LOCKER AREA
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SHOWER AREA
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LOCKER AREA VOID VOID
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN (SCALE 1: 125)
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Chicken Trolley
MSB
Chicken Crate
CHILLER 90 SQFT
MSB
EXPRESS FOOD COUNTER
RIC GF)
TRAINING AREA
Food Warmer
Bun Charts
TRIPLE BOWL SINK
Bun Charts
EMERGENCY STAIRCASE STAIRCASE EMERGENCY
WATER FILTER
Microwave
MOP SINK
OPEN KITCHEN & BAR CONTER
COOKING STUDIO
RECEPTION AREA FITNESS/ TRAINING STUDIO
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HAIR DRYER PRIVATE SEAT AREA
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LOCKER AREA
WC
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CONSULTATION AREA
RECEPTION AREA
WC
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SHOWER AREA
Food Warmer
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FEMALE MALE TOILETTOILET
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SHOWER AREA
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MSB
Chicken Crate
CHILLER 90 SQFT
MSB
EXPRESS FOOD COUNTER STAFF ROOM/ YOGA EQUIPMENT STORAGE AREA
ELECTRIC ROOM (2F) TRIPLE BOWL SINK
Bun Charts
Bun Charts
EMERGENCYSTAIRCASE STAIRCASE EMERGENCY
WATER FILTER
MOP SINK
OPEN KITCHEN & BAR CONTER
COOKING STUDIO MEDITATION/ YOGA/ AIRY FLYING YOGA AREA
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BLE PARTITION
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PARKING AREA
ONSULTATION AREA RECEPTION AREA
PATHWAY/ GARDEN
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COLOUR SCHEME
MATERIALITY
LAMINATE
SOLID WOOD
METAL
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SECOND FLOOR AREA: - Indoor/ Outdoor Yoga - Outdoor Sauna - Fitting & Toilet Area - Reception Area - Info Guide Area - Staff Room
FIRST FLOOR AREA: - Waiting Area - Express Foot Massage Area - Fitting & Toilet Area - Reception Area - Info Guide Area - Staff Room - Training Studio
GROUND FLOOR AREA: - Waiting Area - Cooking Studiio - Toilet Area - Reception Area - Info Guide Area - Event Area - Indoor/Outdoor Restaurant - Mini Pharmacy
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Before entering the building, the cooking studio will catch the eye of the first-time visitors. Through the full height glass wall, visitors who pass by will easily attracted by the activitiy inside, which is the cooking studio was located at the most front part of the building. The cooking studio allow visitors to experience on the fun learning of cooking at the same time they are able to communicate and exchange their learning thought through the flexibility of movable cooking table which allow them cooking in either individually or in a group form. The cooking studio was located between the restaurant, bar and lobby area this mean when there’s any cooking event or food health talk, the space could be an event space for visitors to participate.
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Entering the main entrance, this area was consist of different stage of activity such as reception area, consultation area, waiting area and bar area. It is more on an open space of commercial area for visitors to enjoy, experience, meet and learning. The main feature design of the interior was the flexibility of booth design. By the extendable and raisable functions, transformation from public space to private space is available between reception area, consultation area and waiting area. And, it could be a multipurpose use of event space as well.
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The indoor and outdoor restaurant serves the daily customized meal by our nutritionist and chef. The dining area was surrounded by greenaries and plants to enhance the comfortable and stress-free environment for the visitors especially the working adults. There’s an express food counter which allowed visitors to “grab and go” of their healthy food while having a rush between their works.
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The training studio was located at the first floor of the building, a space seperate from the commercial area(ground floor), giving users a more private environment for them to experience and learn from the services provided. A large open space with tinted glass window wall facing the infinity view and seamless ceiling design, allowing natural lighting go through the entire space, created an energetic atmosphere to the users
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The waiting area at the first floor allowed visitors to waiting, meet and relaxing. It was also a space for them to meet their private consultant or training tutor to have a discussion. There’s a void area connected from ground floor to rooftop by planting a tall trees and some green plant, giving a shade to the interior at the same time release oxygen to the space to lower user’s stress, create a comfortable and relaxing environment with the light wood finishing and warm lighting.
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The indoor and outdoor yoga was located at the second floor of the building which is the highest level. With the full height glass window and partly open ceiling design could widen user’s vison and heart to maximize the functionality of meditation and yoga programme by the shade of natural sunlight and green environment.
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CONCLUSION The project begins with finding the suitable topic or issue that arise among current social. But, i look into what happened in daily around us, the issue happened is actually related to everyone of us in this era lifestyle problem. Due to the convenience of ability on either food or technology, the habit of human lifestyle being changed,some part of them changed into a positive way but some part of it doesn’t and some even turning in a wrong way because of misleading by the social media or advertising. The intention of this project is to create a place or a platform to let the community able to detox their lifestyle by not only experience the services, at the same time they are able to gain the accurate knowledge from what they learn in the place, bringing all these benefit into their lifestyle. The project come with various of difficulties and challenging from the data research to programming to design development. By having this project, i have the chance to learn and explore more from others platform. This project can be study further more with much more precise details and consideration of design on the connectivity of design between users and spaces such as the lighting, material finishes and environment impacts. Lastly, i would like to thank you to all mw lectures and friends that had help me a lots during this projects and i’m very appreciate it the chance i had along the journey.
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thankyou
“YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE GREAT TO START, BUT YOU HAVE TO STRAT TO BE GREAT”
morre. -lifetyle detox-
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