ARCHITECTURAL
PORT FOLIO
MOHD AFIQ B ABDULLAH MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE selected works 2016-2019
MOHD AFIQ PPA AR R TT II II G GR RA AD DU UA ATT EE A AR RC CH H II TT EE C C TT Portfolio
Interests
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Public spaces, Technological Advancement, Colours, Futuristic Ideas, Heritage Conservation.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS INVOLVED
Name Mohd Afiq bin Abdullah
Address
ARKITEK MAA SDN. BHD
2014 - 2016
No. 123, Jalan Desa Ampang, Taman Sri Ampang, 68000 Ampang, Selangor
2015-2016
ASSISTANT ARCHITECT
2 years working full time assisting large projects namely FELDA’S Tenera Service Apartment & Hotel at Bangi, MRT 2 Taman Naga Emas Station, Lembaga Lebuhraya Malaysia new building at Bangi and Hospital PUSRAWI refurbishment at Kuala Lumpur.
Phone
2014-2015
+6 012-9183872
ARKITEK MAA
KUMPULAN SENIREKA SDN. BHD
2013
mafiqawork@gmail.com 26
ARKITEK MAA
INTERNSHIP
4 month internship at Kumpulan Senireka assisting in various medium and large scaled projects such as Kemensah Heights Housing Project.
Date of Birth 12 september 1992
2014
Status
ARKITEK MAA
Single RM Expected Salary Rm 3500 (negotiable)
ABOUT ME A firm b e l i eve r t h at art and a rc h i te c t u re a re co - re l ate d and t h i s c a n b e s h ow n i n a l l of my a rc h i te c t u ra l e d u c at i o n a l p ro j e c t s . B re a k i n g t h e n o r m w h i l e a d d re s s i n g t h e n e e d s of e n d u s e r s a re my p r i n c i p l e s w h i c h a re b e n ef i c i a l i n m a k i n g t h e wo r l d a b et te r p l a ce a e s t h et i c a l ly a n d a s a wo r ka b l e l i fe u n i t a s i t p ro g re s s e s . I a l s o b e l i eve i n g o o d p l a n n i n g a n d p ra c t i c i n g g o o d et h i c s of d e s i g n p ro ce s s a n d m a n a g e m e nt c a n h ave a s i g n i f i c a nt ef fe c t o n eve r y p ro j e c t . M y u l t i m ate g o a l i s to b e co m e a g o o d a rc h i te c t , l e a d e r a n d e d u c ato r fo r ot h e r s to b e n ef i t a n d s h a p e o u r f u t u re to g et h e r i n h o p e s of m a k i n g a b et te r to m o r row a rc h i te c t u ra l ly.
HONOURS
Anugerah Pascasiswazah
2017 Fakulti (Dean’s List) M.Arch
3.75
Anugerah Siswazah
2014 Fakulti (Dean’s List) B.sc
Semester 8 UiTM Seri Iskandar
Anugerah Siswazah 2013 Fakulti (Dean’s List) B.sc 3.52 Semester 7 UiTM Seri Iskandar Logo Competition winner 2013 Layar Architecture Day UiTM Seri Iskandar
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE LAM/RIBA PART 2
UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
CGPA 3.61
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA SERI ISKANDAR
2010 - 2014
2016
BACHELOR SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE LAM/RIBA PART 1
UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
CGPA 3.00 second class honours
2014 SEKOLAH MENENGAH SAINS MUAR JOHOR
2008 - 2009
UiTM SERI ISKANDAR
Involved in organising and production of technical drawing from project initiation up till Gate 2 Drawings, Involvement in relevant meetings with consultants and relevant authorities and site visits.
Involved in production of tender bid drawings and involved in brainstorming process producing design options,3d modelling and some design renderings for the purpose of tender bidding.
FELDA TENERA SERVICE APARTMENT & HOTEL
LTAT PARCEL 3A HIGHRISE HOUSING
Involved in production of technical detail drawings of schematic design phase till construction phase,I also involved in relevant site meetings with consultants and relevant authorities and joining site visits and inspections.
Involved in production of technical detail drawings of construction phase drawings and minor design changes,
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION NEW HQ PROPOSAL
HOSPITAL PUSRAWI REFURBISHMENT
Involved in production of tender bid drawings and involved in brainstorming process producing design options for the purpose of tender bidding.
Involved in production of technical detail drawings of construction phase drawings and mainly worked on design drawings concerning interior design aspects of the project.
BANDAR BARU BANGI, SELANGOR
JALAN SULTAN ISMAIL, KUALA LUMPUR
BANDAR BARU BANGI, SELANGOR
TAMAN LTAT, BUKIT JALIL, SELANGOR
JALAN TUN RAZAK, KUALA LUMPUR
2012 UiTM SERI ISKANDAR
3Ds Max Photoshop Revit
MANUAL 0
100%
Sketching Hands-on Modelling Drafting
Rhinoceros
Verbal Presentation Critical Thinking Problem Solving Creative Innovation Teamwork
Sketchup
Leadership
Malay language
English language
Spoken
Spoken
Written
Written
Indesign
Autocad Microsoft Office
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE FOR DESIGN THESIS I & II
2017 UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
UNIVERSITI MALAYA MASTERPLAN COMPETITION
EVOLUTION OF CONTEMPORARY MODERN & VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE IN TROPICAL MALAYSIA TALK by Ar. Azim of ATSA ARCHITECTS
PARTICIPANT
EMCEE
TIANGSERI 26TH ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP
DUALISMA 25TH ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP
ADA ARCHITECTURAL DAY
‘JIWA KAMPUNG’ COMMUNITY PROGRAMME
HEAD STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE & BATCH LEADER
GRAPHIC DESIGN DIRECTOR
PARTICIPANT + OBSERVER
SIJIL PELAJARAN MALAYSIA 6A 2B 2C
Lumion
3.57
2017-2018
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA PUNCAK ALAM
2016 - 2018
SOFTWARE
Semester 3 UiTM Puncak Alam
LEMBAGA LEBUHRAYA NEW HQ PROPOSAL
TAMAN NAGA EMAS, KUALA LUMPUR
EXTRA CURRICULAR EXPERIENCE
GPA
Anugerah Pascasiswazah 2018 Fakulti (Dean’s List) M.Arch 3.76 Semester 4 UiTM Puncak Alam
MRT 2 STATION
GRAPHIC DESIGN DIRECTOR
PARTICIPANT + COMMITEE
CURRICULAR DESIGN PROJECTS 0
100%
master 03-04 UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
PROPOSED INTERACTIVE DIGITAL LIBRARY (KLiiDL) FOR PERPUSTAKAAN KUALA LUMPUR JALAN CHERAS, KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
master 02 UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
master 01 UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
VERTEX VORTEX AUTOMOTIVE TOWER FOR DRB-HICOM
KAMPONG BAHARU, KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
DIVERSE CITY di:urban living FOR CITY OF BANDUNG COUNCIL
KECEMATAN ASTANA ANYAR, BANDUNG, INDONESIA
master 01 UiTM PUNCAK ALAM
UM MASTERPLAN COMPETITION
FOR UNIVERSITI MALAYA INCONJUNCTION WITH 3DA UNIVERSITI MALAYA, PETALING JAYA, MALAYSIA
REFERENCES ASSOC. PROF AR. FARIDAH ADNAN
STUDIO MASTER , UITM PUNCAK ALAM +60 19 220 3095 faridah537@salam.uitm.edu.my
AR. EZUMI HARZANI ISMAIL
DIRECTOR , ARKITEK MAA SDN BHD +60 3 2262 8888
Table of Content Curriculum Vitae
DIVERSEcity
di:u r b a n l i v i n g { l i v e / l i f e / p l a y }
VERTEX//VORTEX a
TOWER @ kampong baru
KlinteractivedigitaLibrary
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1.0 MASTER 01: Diversecity di:urban living
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2.0 MASTER 02: Vertex//Vortex DRB-HICOM tower
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3.0 MASTER 04: Kuala Lumpur Interactive Digital Library (KLiiDL)
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4.0 COMPETITION: Universiti Malaya Masterplan Ideas 2016
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5.0 ELECTIVE (RHINO) : Piscari Lake Fisher’s Pavilion
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6.0 Professional Works 2014-2016
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DIVERSEcity
di:u r b a n l i v i n g { l i v e / l i f e / p l a y }
DIVERSEcity
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BACKGROUND
D
iversecity is an iniciative of urban regeneration idea concerning impromptu commercial and living area at Astana Anyar district of Bandung by the year 2050. The site consists of unorganized set of development and uncontrolled building regulations, which causes an unbalanced pattern of shophouse sizes, narrow streets and pocket housing which are placed in awkward locations. The goal of this project is to create a better community by enchancing commercial aspects, ideas of better homes, creating more recreational spaces with value and encouraging self sustainability. Site:Astana Anyar district, Tegalega province, Bandung City, Indonesia. Project Area : 12.26 acres / 49614.5 sqm Project Type : Urban Regeneration.
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DESIGN IDEA better homes create better life. Better life is for the synergy for the community to work. BETTER HOMES
ENCHANCE COMMERCIAL
the site has already a strong foundation becoming an important commercial hub. By amplifying the commercial traits, more income can be generating by providing adequate trade conditions.
BETTER COMMUNITY
SELF SUSTAINIBILITY as the existing site program has potential to be upgraded such as fresh markets. Process starting from growing of crops, storage of supplies right until trading of goods can be done at one place. Thus, creates a self supply circle
programme & target users
MORE RECREATIONAL recreational and open spaces are often overlooked in many compact cities no different that the existing site. Main target of this problem is to analyse the needs of the community in building the sense of neighbourhood community
keyplayers
THEORY TRANSLATION the city as an objecT professor bill Hillier THE URBAN GRID
reclaiming the backlanes dr. marcel Bruelisauer REIMAGINING BACKLANE USE - in the ‘shophouse to greenway backlanes , only pedestrians and bicycles have access to the greenway. - these backlanes are much more public than private because the greenway is open for anyone to use and provides comfortable conditions for people.
- that most spaces are linear, defined by the entrances of buildings or groups of buildings on both sides; - that buildings are clumped together to form discrete islands; - so that the linear spaces surroundings the islands form intersecting rings and create an overall system of continuous space CORNERS and short blocks JANE JACOBS (a street pattern); “"BALLET” OF ACTIVITIES ON THE SIDEWALKS - movement emerges as the ‘strong force’ that holds the whole urban system together, with the fundamental pattern of - "For neighbourhood parks, the fif inest movement generated by the urban grid itself. centres are stage setting for people.” - the social forces working through the spatial laws create -She claimed that areas where more people both the differences and the invariants in settlement forms. The had their "eyes on the street” were more link between the two is again movement secure.
DESIGN MORPHOLOGY
site ground masterplan
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DESIGN STRATEGIES REJUVENATING SHOPHOUSES PROFILE
RESTRUCTURING IRREGULARITIES OF FACADE AND BACK OF HOUSE
current row of shophouses has irregular sizes and length that led to inefficient street experience. These are caused by illegal extentions.
these row of shophouses are trimmed back to obtain a straight facade.and further fitted into a certain type of block.
CREATING SMALL POCKETS OF SPACES TO SPUR MULTI FUNCTIONS OF ITS USE
current row of shophouses are monotonous in facade and lack quality of space. street hawkers tend to flock at the side walk causing congestion to the pedestrians
the row can now fucntion as the people can walk easily along the side walks and further extentions can be controlled further
LOW RISE MIX DEVELOPMENT
Typologies
existing irregularites in facade and sizes of each blocks causing existing blocks to invade sidewalks. So, the rearragement of facade face will imposed a more flexible approach to create a more adequate space for pedestrians
SECOND FLOOR LEVEL
suplex 2 bedroom apartment with urban farm
a reduction of small corners and nooks can be proposed to cater these spaces. these small spaces can generate income and does not consume a lot of space for the shop owner to surender
the existing type of facade which is flat and monotenous may be enliven with reduction and addition of space spheres. The effect may not be big but it is influential in making the spaces evolve and adds more function and types of use to existing spaces.
the geodesic SPHERES serves as extra spaces for display for commercial boost. An evolution of display windows of typical shophouses, these spheres are multifunctional and blurs the disconnection of streetscapes and inside shops. Creating attractional value in process the corner to combat depletion of spaces for the pedlers and hawkers.These people are contributing to the economy and life of bandung. instead of displacing them away, why not make a place for them. just around ‘the corner’,reusing percieved wasted and unused spaces into economy promotion and injecting life to a city.
duplex 2 bedroom apartment
suplex 3 bedroom apartment
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL
double office space
single office space
single office space with green balcony
GROUND FLOOR LEVEL
retail with warehouse on ground
retail with urban farm on ground
urban market with open retail
retail only on ground
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DEVELOPMENT INCOME RETURN RATE
DESIGN STRATEGIES verticallity replacing sprawling
INTRODUCING MIX DEVELOPMENT MODULES TO COMBAT SPACE SHORTAGE mid RISE MIX DEVELOPMENT
PHASE 1
Typologies INDOOR MARKET
OFFICES
OUTDOOR MARKET
GROUND FLOOR LEVEL & FIRST FLOOR LEVEL
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL
FIRST FLOOR LEVEL
RESIDENTIAL
ROOFTOP URBAN FARM
OVERALL BUILDING
profits from development of phase 1 will be carried forward to pump investments from the developments of phase 2 and phase 3. Phase 1 has a far more low land price which can generate more profit.
SECOND FLOOR & THIRD FLOOR LEVEL
FOURTH FLOOR LEVEL DIAGRAMATIC SECTION A-A
DIAGRAMATIC SECTION B-B’
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PUBLIC REALM
DESIGN STRATEGIES ACTIVATING PUBLIC REALM
CLEARING COMPACT ISLAND OF DEVELOPMENT WITH PUBLIC PARKS AND ACTIVITIES
Typologies EVENT SQUARE
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OUTDOOR AUDITORIUM
CAFE BY THE PARK
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DIAGRAMATIC SECTION C-C’ phase 2 development focusses more on public realms and spaces. Profits from phase 1 will be used in making public parks and recreational places as these are the most money consuming. public realm will be beneficial to green into the already compact development and create relief space and will create a some kind of safety haven amidst the high and crowded building around it.
YOUTH SKATE PARK
FOUNTAIN PARK
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SITE SECTIONS LATERAL SITE SECTION PHASE 1
LONGITUDINAL SITE SECTION
ROOFTOP STORAGE
LATERAL SITE SECTION PHASE 2&3
STORAGE TOWER
PHASE 1 DEVELOPMENT
PHASE 2 & 3 DEVELOPMENT
SUDIRMAN RIVERWALK
VERTEX//VORTEX a
TOWER @ kampong baru
VERTEX//VORTEX a
TOWER @ kampong baru J
BACKGROUND
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RB-HICOM Berhad is one of Malaysia’s leading corporations, involved in the automotive manufacturing, assembly and distribution industry through its involvement in various automotive ventures. Vertex// Vortex Tower serves as an idea which the ‘piston’ movement symbolism of the floor plates arrangement represents the niche area which DRB-HICOM excels, Automotive. Potraying its image of progressing forward the nation’s economy same as the piston that drives an engine forward and the power needed to carry through the challenges of time in all its area and expertise to remain on top as one of the main automotive leaders globally. Site: Kampong Baru, Kuala Lumpur Project Area : 3.4 acres / 13759.3sqm Project Type : High Rise Development
HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR
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SITE PLAN
ABOUT THE CLIENT
DRB-HICOM Berhad is one of Malaysia’s leading corporations, involved in the automotive manufacturing, assembly and distribution industry through its involvement in the passenger car and four wheel drive vehicle market segment, the national truck project and the national motorcycle project. DRB-HICOM assembles cars in Malaysia for TATA Motors, Iveco, MAN SE, Honda, Isuzu, Suzuki, MercedesBenz and Volkswagen,with plans for expansion. Besides automotive concerns, the group’s core business focuses are in the services and property & infrastructure sectors.
MISSION & VISION Vision To be number 1 and continuously excel in all that we do.
Mission To lead in the growth of the Nation in the areas of DRB-HICOM’s core business. Shared Values Excellence Innovation Decorum Quality Teamwork Transparency Integrity
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SITE ISSUES
DESIGN IDEAS
Vista
Site Frontage
Blocked View
Vista towards cultural center and existing high profile high rise buildings.
The frontage of site is large enough to maximise the facade image and can help its operation of showcasing and events
The site location near the center of masterplan can cause its height to be overwhelmed by neighbouring towers.
CLIENT ISSUES
Symbolism
Anjung Interpretation
The piston symbolises the niche area which DRBhicom excels, automotive represented in the arrangement of the floor plates.
The ‘anjung’ in a typical kampung house can be potrayed inside the tower’s public common space.
SKETCH STUDY
The need for a new HQ Existing building struggle to cater the company diverse and rapid expanding operation. Economy The nature of company’s diverse economy can inject the tower in its construction cost stabily and can cater diverse operation spaces Decentralised Mangement Existing decentralised management of operation result to high operation cost
PRECEDENT STUDIES The Tao Zhu Yin Yuan Tower by Vincent Callebaut
520 west 28th residences at New York by Zaha Hadid
Hanging gardens of Babylonia
Elevating The Street Bringing to the ing the perience
street level up podium elevatstreet level exto the podium.
SITE DATA
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Land Area Plinth Area Plinth Ratio Landscape Area Total Nett area Total Gross area
= 13718.84 m2 = 4,136.1 m2 = 69.55% = 2,536.3 m2 ( %) = 46,150.3 m2 = 58,913.0 m2
Carpark Calculation: (Total Nett area) / 92.9 m2 or 1000 ft2 = Total Carpark provided = Motorcycle Parking Calculation: (Total Nett area) / 185.8 m2 or 2,000 ft2 = Total Motorcycle provided =
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bays bays
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BASEMENT 1 FLOOR PLAN
BASEMENT 2 FLOOR PLAN
BASEMENT 3 FLOOR PLAN
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PODIUM FLOORS 1ST FLOOR PLAN
2ND FLOOR PLAN
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ENGINEERING AND MARKETING DEPARTMENT 3RD FLOOR PLAN
4TH FLOOR PLAN
5TH FLOOR PLAN
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LOW ZONE - CORPORATE OFFICES 6TH & 14TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
7TH & 13TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
8TH & 12TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
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LOW ZONE - CORPORATE OFFICES
FACILITIES & SERVICES FLOOR
9TH & 11TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
15TH FLOOR PLAN
10TH FLOOR PLAN
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HIGH ZONE - CORPORATE OFFICES 16TH & 26TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
17TH & 25TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
18TH & 24TH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
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HIGH ZONE - CORPORATE OFFICES 19TH & 23RD TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
20TH & 22ND TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
21ST FLOOR PLAN
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TOP ZONE - MANAGEMENT OFFICES
ELEVATIONS south east elevation
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27TH FLOOR PLAN FUNCTION HALL
28TH & 29TH FLOOR PLAN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
30TH FLOOR PLAN ROOF PLAN
north elevation
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south west elevation
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SECTIONS
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
CONSTRUCTION FEATURES STRUCTURAL & CLADDING
CANTILEVERED BALCONY
SECTION A-A
SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION PROPOSED 30 STOREY OFFICE TOWER FOR DRB- HICOM BERHAD AT LOT NO.13, KAMPONG BARU, KUALA LUMPUR. Summary of Development Data: Sub-Total No. Floor Level/ Space Usage Total No. of Total No. of DRB-HICOM AUTO SHOWROOM: No. Floor Level/ Space Usage C. Carpark Nett area (m2) Motorcycle II Ground Floor 36 Car Display IA. Basement Carpark:DRB-HICOM Gallery & Showcase: 37 Audio Visual Exhibition Foyer 220 84 1. B1/B1A 55 4. Level Reception/Lounge 220 38 Sub-Total 84 2. B2/B2A 71.8 5. Level Consultation/Printer/Pantry OFFICES: 102 D. 30 3. B3 Office 16.5 6. Level Operation Muamalat Auto Loan 542 39 Bank 198 Sub-Total 143.3 Sub-Total 40 Uni-Asia Insurance DEFTECH Gallery & Showcase: B. 301.5 41 DEFTECH Gallery & Showcase: 7. Vehicle Showcase/ Foyer
8. 9. 10. 11.
Gallery & Exhibition USF-Hicom Truck Parts Retails (2 nos) Lounge Sub-Total
EON: Parts & Customer Service Office Retails Autoparts Sub-Total D. AUDITORIUM: 16. Seatings/Stage/Prep.Room 17. Pre-Function area Sub-Total RESTAURANT: E. 18. Seatings/Serving/Prep.Area DRB-HICOM AUTO SHOWROOM F. 19. Auto Showroom 20. Consultation Rooms (3nos) 21. Printer/Data Room 22. Customers Lounge 23. Records Room 24. Sales Counter 25. Sales Office 26. After Purchase Negotiation 27. Vehicle Handover Sub-Total ALFRESCO: G. 28. Seatings/Serving/Prep.Area (2nos) Floor Net Area H. Services & Circulation Areas Total for Ground floor level III. 1st Floor AUDITORIUM: A. 29. Seating/Foyer/Event Lobby 30. External Viewing Gallery 31. VIP Room 32. Coffee Bar Sub-Total SEMINAR/CONFERENCE: B. 33 Seminar Room 1&2 34 Conference Room 1&2 35 Pre-Function area C. 12. 13 14 15
129.4 99.8 28.4 36.4 595.5 69.7 140.4 14.2 32.8 257.1 214.5 167.5 382 139.4
826 76.8 27 50 13.3 42 90.3 2.3 110.6 1238.3 239.8 5611.6 1259.5 6871.1 Nett area (m2) 439.6 18.7 43.2 62.6 564.1 176.4 235.4 97.7
509.5
119.2 81 Sub-Total 1,788.3 82 Floor Net Area 230.9 83 263 D. Services & Circulation Areas 2,019.1 84 Total 96.8 85 Nett area (m2) 359.8 VI. 4TH. 86 DRB-HICOM MARKETING OFFICE A. 125.3 66 Meeting Room 1 & 2 185.7 65.8 B. 67 Manager Room 1 & 2 157.2 61.8 Admin 118.2 25.1 68 Filing Room 461.1 Sub-Total 25.1 69 Documents Room 3789.0 Floor Net Area 14.5 70 Reception C. 296.3 71 Server Room E. Services & Circulation Areas 11.6 4,085.3 72 Printing Room Total for 1st.floor level 8.8 Nett area (m2) IV. 2nd Floor 15.5 73 Pantry A. OFFICES: A. 882.3 77 74 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 166 42 Puspakom 1235.8 78 Sub-Total 79 208.1 B. 43 Asia Cargo Express DRB-HICOM Engineering Department 80 345 75 Resource Center 44 Rentable (2nos) 48 81 719.1 76 Open Plan Office (Den type) Sub-Total 270.9 82 FACILITIES: B. 318.9 83 Sub-Total 84 220.4 45 Cafeteria; Seatings/Prep./Serving 1554.7 85 Floor Net Area 47.9 C. Services & Circulation Areas 46 DayCare Centre 230.9 86 57.8 47 Prayer Rooms 1,785.6 Total B. 48.6 VII. 5TH. 48 Staff Recreation Room Nett area (m2) 374.7 A. Sub-Total DRB-HICOM MARKETING OFFICE Multi-Purpose C. 125.3 77 Meeting Room 1 & 2 C. 427.1 78 Manager Room 1 & 2 49 Hall 65.8 126.1 79 Admin 50 Pre-Function area 61.8 D. 553.2 80 Filing Room Sub-Total 25.1 3294.0 81 Documents Room Floor Net Area 25.1 839.9 D. Services & Circulation Areas 82 Reception 14.5 A. 11.6 77 83 Server Room 4,133.9 Total for 2nd.floor level 8.8 78 84 Printing Room Nett area (m2) V. 3RD. 79 15.5 85 Pantry DRB-HICOM MARKETING OFFICE A. 80 882.3 81 125.3 86 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 51 Meeting Room 1 & 2 1235.8 82 Sub-Total 65.8 52 Manager Room 1 & 2 83 DRB-HICOM Engineering Department 61.8 B. 53 Admin 84 42.2 85 25.1 87 Head of Department Room 54 Filing Room 52.9 86 25.1 88 Admin 55 Documents Room 25.1 14.5 89 Filing Room 56 Reception B. 25.1 11.6 90 Documents Room 57 Server Room 270.9 8.8 91 Open Plan Office (Den type) 58 Printing Room 416.2 Sub-Total 15.5 59 Pantry C. 1652 Floor Net Area 882.3 60 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 230.9 D. 1235.8 C. Services & Circulation Areas Sub-Total 1,882.9 Total DRB-HICOM Engineering Department B. 142.1 VIII. LOW ZONE- 6TH-14TH 61 Car Inspection Workspace A. Nett area (m2) 6TH & 14TH FLOOR 30.2 62 Equipment Room 77 261 A. 63 Open Plan Office (Den type) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE 78 433.3 77 Meeting Room 1 & 2 Sub-Total 125.3 79 80 Wind Tunnel C. 65.8 81 78 Manager Room 1 & 2 25.8 64 Control Room 82 61.8 79 Admin 93.4 65 Simulation Room 25.1 83 80 Filing Room
25.1 Documents Room 14.5 Reception 11.6 Server Room 8.8 Printing Room 15.5 Pantry 684.1 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 1037.6 Sub-Total DRB-HICOM Research & Development 69.9 Resource center 152.1 Open Plan Office (Den Type) 222 Sub-Total 1259.6 Floor Net Area 230.9 Services & Circulation Areas Total 1,490.5 Total (2 Floors) 2,890.9 7TH & 13TH FLOOR Nett area (m2) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE Meeting Room 1 & 2 122.3 Manager Room 1 & 2 72.4 Admin 61.8 Filing Room 25.1 Documents Room 25.1 Reception 14.5 Server Room 11.6 Printing Room 8.8 Pantry 15.5 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 665.8 Sub-Total 1022.9 DRB-HICOM Research & Development Resource center 69.9 Open Plan Office (Den Type) 132.7 Sub-Total 202.6 Skydecks 25.2 Floor Net Area 1250.7 Services & Circulation Areas 375.1 Total 1,625.8 Total (2 Floors) 3,215.6 8TH & 12TH FLOOR Nett area (m2) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE Meeting Room 1 & 2 132.5 Manager Room 1 & 2 79 Admin 61.8 Filing Room 25.1 Documents Room 25.1 Reception 14.5 Server Room 11.6 Printing Room 8.8 Pantry 15.5 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 664.1 Sub-Total 1038 DRB-HICOM Research & Development Resource center 63 Open Plan Office (Den Type) 110.9 Sub-Total 173.9 Skydecks 51.9 Floor Net Area 1263.8 Services & Circulation Areas 385.9 Total 1,649.7 Total (2 Floors) 3,299.4 9TH & 11TH FLOOR Nett area (m2) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE Meeting Room 1 & 2 116.8 Manager Room 1 & 2 75.2 Admin 61.8 Filing Room 25.1 Documents Room 25.1 Reception 14.5 Server Room 8.5
84 85 86 B.
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A. 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 B.
C. D. IX. 55 56 57 58 X. A. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33 34 35
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A. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33 34 35
Printing Room 11.4 Pantry 10.2 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 629.5 Sub-Total 978.1 DRB-HICOM Research & Development Resource center 75.4 Open Plan Office (Den Type) 105.4 Sub-Total 180.8 Skydecks 97.1 Floor Net Area 1256 Services & Circulation Areas 400.2 Total 1,656.2 Total (2 Floors) 3,312.4 10TH FLOOR Nett area (m2) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE Meeting Room 1 & 2 117.4 Manager Room 1 & 2 75.2 Admin 61.8 Filing Room 25.1 Documents Room 25.1 Reception 14.5 Server Room 11.6 Printing Room 11.9 Pantry 9.3 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 588 Sub-Total 939.9 DRB-HICOM Research & Development Resource center 61.2 Open Plan Office (Den Type) 89.8 Sub-Total 151 Skydecks 151.5 Floor Net Area 1242.4 Services & Circulation Areas 409.2 Total 1,651.6 SERVICE FLOOR-15TH Nett area (m2) Prayer Rooms (2nos) 479.8 Staff Gym 111.4 Roof Top Garden 382.2 Sub-total 973.4 Water Tanks & Pump Room 385.5 Services & Circulation Areas 326.2 Total 1,685.1 HIGH ZONE- 16TH-26TH 16TH & 26TH FLOOR Nett area (m2) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE Meeting Room 65.3 Manager Room 1 & 2 65.8 Admin 62.8 Filing Room 25.1 Documents Room 25.1 Reception 14.5 Server Room 10.4 Printing Room 7.5 Pantry 14.4 Resource Center 35.2 Open Plan Office (Hive Type) 681.2 Sub-Total 1007.3 Services & Circulation Areas 368.9 Total 1,376.2 Total (2 Floors) 2,752.4 17TH & 25TH FLOOR Nett area (m2) DRB-HICOM CORPORATE OFFICE Meeting Room 71.7 Manager Room 1 & 2 64.2 Admin 62.8 Filing Room 25.1 Documents Room 25.1 Reception 14.5 Server Room 12.6 Printing Room 7.7 Pantry 13 Resource Center 41.3
B. C.
A. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33 34 35
B. C.
A. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33 34 35
B. C.
A. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33 34 35
B. C.
A. 29. 30. 31. 32.
Open Plan Office (Hive Type) Sub-Total Skydecks Floor Net Area Services & Circulation Areas Total Total (2 Floors) 18TH & 24TH FLOOR DRB-HICOM Meeting Room Manager Room 1 & 2 Admin Filing Room Documents Room Reception Server Room Printing Room Pantry Resource Center Open Plan Office (Hive Type) Sub-Total Skydecks Floor Net Area Services & Circulation Areas Total Total (2 Floors) 19TH & 23TH FLOOR DRB-HICOM Meeting Room Manager Room 1 & 2 Admin Filing Room Documents Room Reception Server Room Printing Room Pantry Resource Center Open Plan Office (Hive Type) Sub-Total Skydecks Floor Net Area Services & Circulation Areas Total Total (2 Floors) 18TH & 22TH FLOOR DRB-HICOM Meeting Room Manager Room 1 & 2 Admin Filing Room Documents Room Reception Server Room Printing Room Pantry Resource Center Open Plan Office (Hive Type) Sub-Total Skydecks Floor Net Area Services & Circulation Areas Total Total (2 Floors) 21TH FLOOR DRB-HICOM Meeting Room Manager Room 1 & 2 Admin Filing Room Documents Room Reception
CORPORATE OFFICE
CORPORATE OFFICE
CORPORATE OFFICE
CORPORATE OFFICE
622.3 960.3 73 1033.3 360.9 1,394.2 2,788.4 Nett area (m2) 71.2 64.2 62.8 25.1 25.1 14.5 9.4 8.1 13.4 40.5 627.5 961.8 79.8 1041.6 366.5 1,408.1 2,816.2 Nett area (m2) 70 64.2 62.8 25.1 25.1 14.5 9 7.6 12.4 40.4 655.7 986.8 54.4 1041.2 375.1 1,416.3 2,832.6 Nett area (m2) 68.8 64.2 62.8 25.1 25.1 14.5 9.6 7 15.6 397.2 607.2 1297.1 60.9 1358.0 384.4 1,742.4 3,484.8 Nett area (m2) 67.9 64.2 62.8 25.1 25.1 14.5
33 34 35
Server Room Printing Room Pantry Resource Center Open Plan Office (Hive Type) Sub-Total B. Skydecks Floor Net Area C. Services & Circulation Areas Total XI. 27TH. A. FUNCTION HALL Kitchen 61 Viewing Decks 62 Musollas Floor Net Area B. Services & Circulation Areas Total XII. 28TH-29TH TYPICAL Top Management Office A. Boardroom CEO Rooms (2 nos) Executive Rooms (2 nos) Reception Admin Resource Center Office Space Sub-Total A. Services & Circulation Areas Total Total (2 Floors) XIII. 30TH FLOOR 64 RoofTop Garden M&E A. Services & Circulation Areas Total
111.7 162.6 91.8 14.5 58.3 39.84 483.5 962.24 196.9 1,159.1 2,318.3 Nett area (m2) 283.7 760.1 196.9 1240.7
Nett area Services & Gross area (m2) Circulation (m2) 46,150.3 12,762.65 58,913.0 496,757.7 137,376.02 634,133.7
No. Floor Level/ Space Usage GRAND TOTAL m2 ft2
Plot Area
= 2.75acre
Plot Ratio
=1:4
Max Gross Floor Area
9.6 7 15.6 363.6 651.3 1306.7 69.2 1375.9 391.5 1,767.40 Nett area (m2) 554.3 102.4 931.5 49.7 1637.9 315.5 1,953.4 Nett area (m2)
PROPOSED 30 STOREY OFFICE TOWER FOR DRB- HICOM BERHAD AT LOT NO.13, KAMPONG BARU, KUALA LUMPUR. Summary of Development Data:
= Plot area x Plot ratio
Total No. of Carpark
No. Floor Level/ Space Usage
Total No. Motorcyc
Plinth Area
= 4,136.1 m2
Plinth Ratio
= 69.55%
I Basement Carpark: 220 1. Level B1/B1A 2. Level B2/B2A PROPOSED 30 STOREY OFFICE TOWER FOR DRB- HICOM LOT NO.13, PROPOSED 30 STOREY OFFICE TOWER FOR DRBHICOM BERHAD AT LOTBERHAD NO.13, AT 220 102 3. KUALA Level LUMPUR. B3 KAMPONG BARU, KUALA LUMPUR. KAMPONG BARU, 542 Sub-TotalData: Summary of Development Summary of Development Data:
Landscape Area
= 2,536.3 m2 (22%)
Total Nett area
= 46,150.3 m2
Floor Level/ Space Usage No. Floor Level/ No. Space Usage
Total Gross area
= 58,913.0 m2
= 44515 m2 Max Plinth Area 60% X pa Land Area
= 6677 m2 = 11128.86 m2
Carpark Calculation: (Total Nett area) / 92.9 m2 or 1000 ft2
= 497
Total Carpark provided = 542 Motorcycle Parking Calculation: (Total Nett area) / 185.8 m2 or 2,000 ft2 = 248 Total Motorcycle provided = 198
I Basement Carpark: I Basement Carpark: 1. Level B1/B1A1. Level B1/B1A 2. Level B2/B2A2. Level B2/B2A 3. Level B3 3. Level B3 bays Sub-Total Sub-Total bays bays bays
Total No. No. of of Carpark Motorcycle
Total No. of Carpark 220 220 102 542
220 84 220 84 102 30 542 198
Total No. Motorcyc
3D PERSPECTIVE RENDERINGS
approach towards tower entrance
interior view of main auto gallery
view of tower from heritage walk
view of tower from heritage walk
view of overall tower from landscape area
view of entrance
view from drop off
OFFICE AXONOMETRIC CUT AWAY SECTION
UNDERFLOOR AIR-CONDITIONING STUDY
INTEGRATION OF ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS
STRUCTURAL MEMBERS
EXTERNAL GLAZING
POWER SUPPLY
WATER SUPPLY
VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION
GREEN DESIGN STRATEGIES
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BACKGROUND
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ew libraries and library concept which attract a wide audience have an effect on civic space reinvesting, and shared experience for the community with value. This concept is based on ‘21st Century Libraries’ which emphasises on making the library more communal in line with the current advancement of information technology in a building. This library design will discover the possibilities which social cultivation can be enchanced by the use of vast options of digital oriented architecture and emphasizing the importance of public space in addressing the message which a digital library has to be more commmunal and keeping in touch with current library trends. Site: Jalan Cheras, Taman Maluri, Kuala Lumpur. Project Area : 2.75 acres / 11128.86 sqm Project Type : Educational Building.
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SITE DATA
Mukim : Cheras Plot No : 16 PA: 113265 -1 block office and -1 block of interactive digital library Plot Ratio: 1:4 Special Zone: Tra • Semi open area around the Oriented Developm entrance atrium; the rest is used Zone as parks. Land Use: • Ground floor that includes open Development exhibition atrium Site Size: 2.75 acr • 3 floors of library space • 3 floors of office space • Roof Floor. • Total cooled area around: 4535m2
DESIGN THEORY STUDY ry CLASS AS COMMUNITY AND l Theo Litera COMMONS
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By CATHY DAVIDSON,How a Class Becomes a Community : Theory, Methos and Examples
We have to rethink it all (way we do business to how we view intelligence and attention) in a more interactive, networked and collaborative way.” u t en ry
21st Ccy Litera The Commons
large-scale collaborations can happen, organized by peers rather than markets or topdown management systems. Peer-production: Mozilla Manifesto Using Creative could be edited and others in the at large can towards thinking.
Commons, by anyone community contribute
Yochai Benkler, American author “commons-based peer production” the form of collective, uncompensated, often anonymous and sometimes spontaneous collaborative work that
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Community and Commons a connected, unified yet diverse learning experience together
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THIRD PLACE
By RAY OLDENBURG,The Great Good Place
Backlanes are generally semi-private, semi-public in theory but often fail to attract a public crowd given uncomfortable conditions in the backlanes.” dy Reclaming Backlanes Elements e Stu
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Case Study of Singapore Backlanes
- some of ‘shophouse to shophouse’ backlanes are only accessible for pedestrian and motorbikes, while others are heavily utilized for delivery trucks and tenant vehicle parking.
2.Neutral ground--Occupants of third places have little to no obligation to be there.
- these backlanes are generally semi-private, semi-public in theory but often fail to attract a public crowd given uncomfortable conditions in the backlanes.
3.Leveler (a leveling place) 4.Conversation is main activity
6.Social Interactiveness
VIRTUAL 3rd Place Elements
- in the ‘shophouse to greenway backlanes , only pedestrians and bicycles have access to the greenway. - these backlanes are much more public than private because the greenway is open for anyone to use and provides comfortable conditions for people.
8.A home away from home personalization, permeability,
approachability, comfortability
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community-learning, peer-produced learning experiences including within the formal learning spaces
Gardens
Reimagining Backlane Use
5.Low profile- accepting of all types of individuals , from several different walks of life.
7.The regulars
RECLAIMING BACKLANES
By Dr. Marcel Bruelisauer,Reclaiming Backlanes : Design Vision for Increasing Building Performance and Reprogramming Common Spaces
third places are important for civil society, democracy, civic engagement, and establishing feelings of a sense of place..” “First place” the home and those that one lives with. The “second place” is the workplace . Third places, are “anchors” of community life and facilitate and foster broader, more creative interaction. istics acter 1.Free or inexpensive--highly accesible r a h C
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PRECINT WITHIN PRECINT By BJARKE INGLES, Engineering Without Engines
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Program Requirements The precinct requires 12 seperate program types
Community A seperate accessible community room-creates defensible space
Atrium All program area,entrances and circulation routes are oriented towards the central atrium
Precincts witin Precincts Volumes are grouped according to the relationship between each program.
DESIGN STUDY FRAMEWORK
DESIGN CONCEPT
GARDENS AS CONNECTORS As the programs of the building is zoned apart together, gardens between buildings can act as a social connector as people will use the gardens as circulation.Thus, promoting social cultivation.
digital centric comparison with spaces current scenario
INTERCONNECTIVITY Physically: by using trasitional spaces and furniture. preventing space being disconnected
communal value
Virtually: by using cloud and centralised system architecturally and maintenance.
SPACE WITHIN SPACE breaking the wall, expect the unexpected walking into a room within a room..Creates transitional effect of changing spaces from the 4th world to reality...portal
DESIGN STRATEGY
CONNECT
ELEVATING SPACES scattered planning connected by using bridges and green space as connectors
AXIS CONTINUITY
SCALE UP enabling building to be seen from main road and providing exhibition space below.
As the site is blocked by certain buildings special spaces such as cinema and auditorium scaled up to maximize visibility from main road
strong pedestrian axis derived from circulation from the mall towards chinese temple.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
Apartment
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2ND FLOOR PLAN
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SERVICE FLOOR PLAN
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ROOF PLAN
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NORTHEAST ELEVATION
SOUTHEAST ELEVATION
GROUND SOUTHWEST FLOOR ELEVATION PLAN
NORTHWEST ELEVATION
SECTION A-A’
SECTION B-B’
Ground Floor
First Floor
SECOND FLOOR
SUPPORT FACILITIES
GF GF 1F/2F GF/1F/2F GF/1F/2F 1F/2F
CLIENT: Perpustakaan Kuala Lumpur (PKL) LOCATION:Plot 16, Jalan Cheras, Maluri,55100 Kuala Lumpur. LAND OWNER: Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur (DBKL) Plot Area (PA) Plot Ratio (PR) Max Gross Floor Area (GFA) Max Plinth Area Service/Circulation
2.75 acre PA x PR 60% x PA 25% x PA Space Reception Admin
Total Floor Area(sqm) Unit Area/Pax Pax Area(sqm) 1 230 230 1 45.5 45.5 1 11.9 11.9 268.7 268.7 1 1 12.7 12.7 7.6 7.6 1 23 23 1 180.6 2 90.3 1 14.3 14.3 1 43.9 43.9 1 66.2 66.2 1 218.9 218.9 1 46.7 46.7 1 262.6 262.6 1432.6 0 358.2 Total Gross Floor Area 45.5 1363.5 Total Floor Area(sqm) Unit Area/Pax Pax Area(sqm) 1 212.7 212.7 1 197.5 197.5 1 71.5 71.5 1 187.1 187.1 1 15.8 15.8 1 112.2 112.2 1 71 71 1 8.6 8.6 1 22.8 22.8 1 20.5 20.5 1 112.2 112.2 2 12.5 25 1 12.5 12.5 1 12.5 12.5 1 8.6 8.6 1090.5 0 272.625 Total Gross Floor Area 223.2 867.3
Space Digital Library Personal AV Rooms Printing Area Pantry Digital Archive VR Exploratrium Sensory Room AV Technical Room Open Terrace Lounge Ofiice Reception Meeting Room Open Office Manager Room 1 & 2 Server Room Pantry Printing Room Nett Floor Area Services+Circulation (25%) Office space Library space
Total Floor Area(sqm) Unit Area/Pax Pax Area(sqm) % Height(m) 1 309.6 3 309.6 4 10 3 40 1 5.4 3 5.4 1 4.5 3 4.5 1 53.8 3 53.8 1 155 4.75 155 1 45.6 4.75 45.6 1 24.4 3 24.4 1 122.1 3 122.2 1 3 23.6 23.6 1 3 22.8 22.8 1 3 20.5 20.5 1 3 112.2 112.2 2 12.5 3 25 1 3 12.5 12.5 1 3 12.5 12.5 1 3 8.6 8.6 998.2 1247.75 Total Volume 249.55 Total Gross Floor Area 277.7 720.5
Space Retail 1 Retail 2 Retail 3 Prayer Rooms Public Toilet 1 Public Toilet 2 Staff Toilet Nett Floor Area Services+Circulation (25%)
Total Floor Area(sqm) Unit Area/Pax Pax Area(sqm) 1 11.8 11.8 1 10.4 10.4 1 15.3 15.3 2 3.3 15 49.5 99 3 78 26 1 58 58 2 77.2 38.6 349.7 15 262 Total Gross Floor Area
JPBD Parking Requirement (Public Library) DBKL Parking Requirement (Commercial) Car Park Motocycle Car Park Motocycle Special Requirements Lot Park Lot Lot PL 1 lot/ 3 admin staff 107/3=35 11280.58 11280.85 add 1 lot/ 200m2 Library 6422/200 11128.86 sqm sqft/1000 sqft/2000s Area =32 car= 1 lot/ 1000sqft 1:4 sqft= qft= add 30% Motocycle lot 35+10.5=46 44515 sqm 11 lots 6 lots moto=1lot/2000sqft add < 50m2 mobile library 2 6677 sqm - 50% total parking, T.O.D 67/2=34 46/2=23 6 3 2782 sqm Disabled Person Parking 3 1 Total Floor Area(sqm) UnitTotal Parking Area/Pax Lots Pax Area(sqm) 37 % 23 7 3 8 60
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Grand Total Grand Total Req. Parking
SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION
SPACE RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM
Space Library Lobby Office Lobby Control & Security Room Atrium Outdoor Exhibition Backstage Prep Room Technical Room Coffee Bar Seminar Room 1 & 2 Management Office Workshop VR Research Lab 6D Cinema Ticketing Counter & Office Hologram Atrium Nett Floor Area Services+Circulation (25%) Office space Library space Space Interactive Gallery Outdoor Reading Area 6D Experience CINEMA Participatory Cinema Technical Room Common Lobby Reception Lobby Lounge Ofiice Reception Meeting Room Open Office Manager Room 1 & 2 Server Room Pantry Printing Room Nett Floor Area Services+Circulation (25%) Office space Library space
car
37+7= 44 lots
motocyc
23+3= 26 lots
disabled
3+1= 4 lots
Height(m) 10.5 4 4 4 4 3.5 4 4 4 4 7.5 4 10.5 1790.8
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1363.1 Total Volume
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STUDY SKETCHES
PUBLIC REALM
Program Organisation Organisation Program
WATER FEATURE
TECH PARK
VR EXPLORATRIUM
6D CINEMA
HOLOGRAM ATRIUM
EXHIBITION KNOWLEDGE GARDEN LOUNGE BOOK GARDEN EXHIBITION HALL
WE1 RAINWATER HARVESTING
Green Design Strategy GreenDesign
EE4 RENEWABLE ENERGY
EQ13 INTERNAL NOISE LEVELS
SM12 GREENERY & ROOF
SM8 PUBLIC TRANSPORT ACCESSS SM10 PARKING CAPACITY
MR3 REGIONAL MATERIALS
EQ7 THERMAL COMFORT
IN1 INNOVATION INITIATIVES
SOLAR PANELS solar panels can be integrated with shape and huge surface area of the parametric roof.
WALKABILITY
ATRIUM allows hot air to move upward and escape through roof opening. Good ventilation and sunlight can also penetrate through from above.
longitudinal space planning, ramps and walkways p r o m o t e s walkability in site and reduces carbon footprint
KINETIC TILES
harvesting kinetic energy from footpaths install with this type of tile can take advantage of the plaza and outdoor spaces of the building.
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architectural theories
design concept
why is technology transfer and commercialization relevant to a research university?
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contributes to the widespread diffusion of knowledge, so that it is not concentrated inside the university
reimagining an advance research university
international technology transfer with foreign companies and university malaya can help firms catch up with international competitors and obtain global knowledge
why is it important? technology transfer promotes innovation that boosts productivity and economic development
helps adapt existing technology and ideas to meet local needs
what is technology transfer? the formal and informal transfer skills, technical knowledge, or technology from university to industry
technology application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes
technology transfer commercialization & innovation
contributes to address pressing social and environmental problems
fundamentals of technology commercialization
information selling a prototype or research proof requires knowledge of industry, including supply and demand
polis city state (balance in public and private sector)
funding the additional research needed to develop a proof of concept, prototype or patent demands extra funds
technopolis
scientific publications university-industry joint research partnership
professional support intermediaries with a broad range of skills are needed to manage intellectual property rights and facilitate technology transfer
target user
seminars, meeting and conferences education and training
site synthesis
technology commercialization
zoning from the lab to the market steps of technology commercialization
= 750 acres university malaya sits in the southwest of kuala lumpur, the capital of malaysia, and the boarders of the suburban area of petaling jaya, selangor. it is the olderst and most esteemed university in malaysia
research and discovery university malaya generate quality research and knowledge
disclosure research disclose findings allowing inventors to evaluate market potential
development researchers use the input of industry partners to continue develop the discovery
commercial licensing researchers sell licenses to firms or transfer intellectual property rights to spin-offs or start-ups
building stock
land used
product development and marketing with help of industry professionals, prototypes are developed and marketed
city to function as a “living machine”. - radiant city, le corbusier
architecture should change with the society, depending of the uses that the society needed; building as “generator”. -fun place, cedric price
city as ‘living organisms”, urban megastructures incorporating residences, access routes and essential services for inhabitants. - plug-in city, archigram, peter cook
masterplan
design and technology should be a denotation of human society. we are not going to accept metabolism as a natural process. but try to encourage active metabolic development of our society through our proposals.
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strategy
focus point 1 central campus district
potential centre of innovation building placement isolated areas of land are divided by appropriate strategy and programme into zones within which various uses are permitted thus, zoning is a technique of land-use planning as a tool of urban pLanning used by local governments in most developed countries. the word is derived from the practice of designating mapped zones which regulate the use, form, design and compability of development. there are a great variety of zoning types, some of which focus on regulating building form and the relation of buildings to the street with mixed-uses, known as form-based, others with separating land uses, known as use-based or a combination thereof.
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similar urban planning methods have dictated the use of various areas for particular purposesin many cities from ancient times.
important element in ccd area
existing programmes
typology of public realms and linkages
section a-a
section b-b
library training hub
road profile
tech park
tasik varsity & river profile
convention hall
common facilities
convention hall
research park
road profile
URBAN FARMING
focus point 2 eco - campus
ISSUE
ECO INJECTION PROGRAM
focus point 3 industry - linked research park
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RESEARCH-PARK PROGRAMES
COMPONENTS
POTENTIAL FOOD WASTAGE
PARKING LOTS
COMMUNITY CENTRE
GENERATES INCOME
RISING TEMPERATURE
PARKS
AGEING BUILDING
IMPROVES UNIVERSITY IMAGE
OVER POPULATION
OPEN ROOF TOP
IMPROVES HEALTH AND AIR QUALITY
ISSUE RISING UNEMPLOYMENT RATE OF UNIVERSITY GRADUATE
TYPOLOGIES
DISCONNECTED RESEARCH FACILITY ROOF TOP FARMING
OPEN SPACE FARMING
STRATEGIES
HYDROFARMING
COMPONENTS
LACK OF COLLABORATION SPACES BETWEEN FACULTIES
TRAINING HUBS
COMMERCIAL HUBS
TYPOLOGIES TRAINING HUBS
RAINWATER HARVESTING
solar energy ISSUE
APPROACH
SYSTEM
HIGH ENERGY CONSUMPTIONS
ROOF TOP OPEN SPACE
HIGH ELECTRIC BILLS
SOLAR HARVEST
APPROACH
ISSUE INCREASING OF WATER BILLS
POTENTIAL
CASE-STUDY
CENTRAL CAMPUS DISTRICT ROLE AS A MEETING POINT CAN BE FURTHER STRENGTHEN WITH TRAINING HUBS THRIVING AROUND CCD
COLLECT
CENTRE OF INNOVATION BUILDING PLACEMENT ISOLATED
LOCATION WISE, JALAN DATO ABU BAKAR FRINGES POTENTIAL TO ACCOMODATE COMMERCIAL RELATED ACTIVITIES IN BETWEEN INTERCONNECTING TRAINING SPACE
WHY? FILTER
UNDERGROUND INTERCONNECTING TRAINING SPACE
COMMERCIAL HUBS
PROMOTE AND SHOWCASE GREEN ENERGY
PARASITE VERTICAL TRAINING SPACE
STORE
POTENTIAL LOW V
LIGHT
4.2 V
TREAT
REDUCE WATER & ELECTRICITY BILLS DIRECT/INDIRECT LIGHTING ROOM LIGHT EXPOSURE
17% EFFICIENCY
‘HIGH’ EFFICIENCY BUT HIGH LEAKAGE CURRENTS
BATTERY CHARGE EFFICIENCY AT LOW CURRENTS
EASY TO MAINTAIN
SHOWROOM / WAREHOUSE BRICK BUILDING + GLASS FACADE
research-linked park around ccd area
ZERO WASTE CAMPAIGN ( ZWC)
MISSION ELECTRIC CAR/BUS
RESIDENTIAL / OFFICE BRICK HOUSE + CONTAINER
COMMERCIAL BLOCKS
WASTE MANAGEMENT
APPROACH HIGH ENERGY CONSUMPTIONS
CENTRE OF INNOVATION BUILDING AREA POTENTIAL TO BECOME RESEARCH CORE DISTRICT FOR TRAINING HUBS
PROPOSE ON SITE
ECO-TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM ISSUE
FACULTIES AROUND LINGKUNGAN BUDI POTENTIAL TO BE INCORPORATE WITH OUTSIDE INDUSTRY PLAYERS AS TRAINING HUBS
SYSTEM RE-USE
APPROACH GENERATE
RE-USING WASTE CHALLENGES
TYPOLOGY 01: PLUG IN CAPSULES PREFABRICATED UNITS
LESS RE-USE
RECYCLED BY T-POT E&E SDN. BHD.
UNAWARENESS HIGH AIR POLUTION
PRINCIPLE OF SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION
CYCLE AROUND CAMPUS
COLLECT
ELECTRONIC WASTE
400KG OF WOOD WASTE DAILY TO RUN BOILERS IN ITS PAPER MILL OLD FURNITURES AND TREE CUTTINGS
WALKABLE CAMPUS
RE-USE
COMPOSTING SCHEME WERE STARTED
WOOD WASTE IN COLLABORATION WITH LIFE LINE CLOTHING CERTAIN SUM OF CLOTHES WERE DONATED USEABLE ITEMS ARE SOLD
RE-CYCLE TEXTILE WASTE
TYPOLOGY 02: MODULES ON PILOTIS
TURNING WASTE INTO COMPOST
USE TO ENRICH THE SOIL
DISPOSE
GOAL
UNAWARENESS TO WORKERS AND COMMUNITIES
145.300 KG WASTE TREATED
TYPOLOGY 03: LOW RISE COMMERCIAL LOTS START UP SMALL BUSINESS
15% BY 2020 30% BY 2030 60% THEREAFTER ECO CAR PRIORITIZED PARKING
TRANSPORTATION HUB
ELECTRICAL CAR CHARGING STATION
GARAGE
4.7 KG COMPOST PRODUCE
CURBING THE EMISSION
TYPOLOGY 04: MIXED USE TOWER
RESTAURANT / SHOP COVER/OPEN SPACE + CONTAINER
issue
focus point 5 Student housing & lifestyle
vision of um in 50 years
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FACTS & FIGURES STUDENT'S AFFORDABILITY DOES NOT INLINE WITH UM SURROUNDING AREAS
EXISTING ZONING FOR STUDENT'S HOUSING IS SCATTERED
RENTAL RATES MYR 6.50 PER DAY WITHOUT FOOD
potential
TOTAL PROVIDED FOODS ACCOMODATION=11,202 ROOMS APPROX. MYR 3.50 PER 11,202 ROOMS<17,580 STUDENTS DAY TOTAL EXPENDITURE THROUGHOUT 1 SEMESTER = APPROX. MYR 1200 (EXCLUDING FEES. TRANSPORTATION, LEARNING MATERIAL, & ENTERTAINMENT)
STRATEGY
TYPOLOGIES The north-east and south side of University of Malaya is bounded by SPRINT Highway and Federal Highway respectively thus limiting direct tingress to site. This factor can be used to ease security for student housing.
TYPE A: CAPSULE TOWER
Centralized student housing can ensure a good connectivity between college blocks. Cultural interchange between students also will be likely to happen. Old buildings can always be redevelop to cater the increasing number of students. TYPE B: CONTAINER VILLAGE
Rimba Ilmu, as we all know is a source of knowledge and research for the students and campus. The products from the research can be used to generate income for the students. Activities such as urban farming can be held.
Student housings will become Students can generate income from centralized to create a more safe the research activities and also spaces for students. from the urban farming activities Interaction between students from different courses will be enhanced due to the sharing of common spaces
New building types will be proposed to make it flexible with the growth of population in the campus
Students will benefit from the Existing housing near the medical studies and research activities at faculties will be retained to ease the movement of medical students Rimba Ilmu
TYPE C: CRAWLER
To continue the sprawling of green areas from Rimba Ilmu, urbsn farms will be allocated near the residency
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PI CARI lake fisher's pavilion
PI CARI
BACKGROUND
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lake fisher's pavilion
he proposed fishing pavilion is set on a manmade lake just a short distance from Faculty and Business, UiTM Puncak Alam. The purpose of erecting such pavilion is to accomodate and shelter students who spend their free recreation time fishing here. Puncak Alam was known for its hot climate with glaring sun, an atrribute that will be one of the parameters to consider in building this structure.
tasik UiTM Puncak alam
PROPOSED SITE
LOCATION
UiTM Puncak Alam
PARAMETERS
IDEA CONCEPT
shadow casting
Site: Tasik UiTM Puncak Alam, Selangor. Project Area : 0.25 acres / 1011.71 sqm Project Type : Pavilion Structure
sunlight intensity
VARIOUS MOVEMENTS OF CASTING THE FISHING ROD
DIFFERENT TYPES OF FISHING NETS
= the bones
= the skin / scales
PERSPECTIVE
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anthropometry
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MOHD AFIQ BIN ABDULLAH
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
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PRECEDENT STUDY
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SKETCHES
X
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS STEEL BOLTS AND NUTS for joints
HOT ROLLED TIMBER for louvers/skin
LIGHTWEIGHT TIMBER for endoskeletons
BAMBOO for floating flooring
TOP VIEW
FRONT
FORM EXPLORATION
ELEVATIONS
2
FADZILULLAH BIN SHAFIEI
3
ARKITEK MAA WORK EXPERIENCE
MRT 2 TAMAN NAGA EMAS STATION
WORK SCOPE
LEMBAGA LEBUHRAYA NEW HQ PROPOSAL
2 0 1 5 2 0 1 6 Involved in organising and production of technical drawing from project initiation up till Gate 2 Drawings, Involvement in relevant meetings with consultants and relevant authorities and site visits.
2 0 1 5 2 0 1 6 Involved in production of tender bid drawings and involved in brainstorming process producing design options,3d modelling and some design renderings for the purpose of tender bidding.
LTAT BUKIT JALIL PARCEL 3A HIGHRISE HOUSING
FELDA TENERA SERVICE APARTMENT & HOTEL 2 0 1 4 2 0 1 5 Involved in production of technical detail drawings of schematic design phase till construction phase,I also involved in relevant site meetings with consultants and relevant authorities and joining site visits and inspections. 2 0 1 4 2 0 1 5 Involved in production of technical detail drawings of construction phase drawings and minor design changes,
HOSPITAL PUSRAWI REFURBISHMENT
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION NEW HQ PROPOSAL 2 0 1 4 Involved in production of technical detail drawings of construction phase drawings and mainly worked on design drawings concerning interior design aspects of the project.
2 0 1 4 Involved in production of tender bid drawings and involved in brainstorming process producing design options for the purpose of tender bidding.
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Felda Tenera Hotel
interior perspective ammendment -chandelier visualisation
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ventilation screens prosposal
M.AFIQ.A WORKS PORTFOLIO RE:MASTERED /06
interior works of Hospital Pusrawi Cafe -Tiling scheme
interior works of Hospital Pusrawi Clinic -vinyl flooring scheme
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