MOHAMMAD SYAKIR BIN HAMIZI | G1910815 | SUSTAINABLE POST PANDEMIC WARUNG HUB | MAGAZINE

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Department of Architecture Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design International Islamic University Malaysia

SUSTAINABLE POST-PANDEMIC WARUNG HUB REFLECTION IN THE CITY MAAR 7520 MASTER DESIGN THESIS 2

SEM 2, 2020/2021

SUPERVISORS: DR AIDA KESUMA AZMIN & DR FADZIDAH


Except where otherwise stated, I hereby declare that this thesis is the result of my own research. I also declare that it has not previously or concurrently been submitted in its entirety for any other degrees, IIUM, or other institutions.

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Acknowledgement All glory to Allah, the Almighty, whose Grace and Mercies have been with me throughout my studies. Although it has been a lot of tasks, His Mercies and Blessings on me ease the path in completing the thesis. I am most indebted to my supervisor, Dr Aida Kesuma Azmin, who’s enduring, kindness, passionate have facilitated the successful completion of my work. I appreciate her detailed comments, useful suggestions and inspiring queries which have considerably improved this design thesis. Her brilliant grasp of the aim and content of this work led to her insightful comments, suggestions, and queries which helped me a great deal. Despite her commitments, she took the time to listen and attend to me whenever requested. The moral support she extended to me is in no doubt a boost that helped me in building and writing this design work. Not to forget, Asst. Prof. Dr Zuraini Denan, which with her lovely supervision throughout this course, we managed to submit and finished this project within the time frame. Also thank you to other lecturers and panels who assist me throughout the process My heartfelt thanks go to my beloved parents for their prayers, understanding, and patience while I was away. In addition, my dear friend always encourages me through thick and thin, as do others who have faith in me. I thank Allah once more for His unending mercy on me, which has enabled me to successfully complete the efforts of writing this thesis and magazine.


Table of Content

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02

INTRODUCTION Introduction Background Study Design Thesis Issues How to View This Project Design Thesis Aim & Objective Design Thesis Statement Scope of Study Significance of Research

LITERATURE REVIEW AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK Literature Review

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Precedent and Case Studies Warung Studies at Keramat

Typical Warung Warung Sense of Place Sustainable Development Goals

Theoretical Framework

Space and Place in Traditional Architecture Sense of Place Design Guide Food Trend

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03 04 05 SITE STUDIES Proposed Site Site Plan Site Section Site Selection Population Hierarchy of Client and End-user View of the Site Climate Shadow Casting Accessibility Surrounding Area Site SWOT Analysis PAGE 31-49

DESIGN BRIEF Development of the Design Brief Proposed Programmes Sustainable Goals Covid-19 Pandemic Post-Pandemic Design Strategies Activity Typology Target User Programmatic Flow and Projected Contribution Schedule of Accommodation Design Philosophies PAGE 50-65

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Site Synthesis and Planning Strategies Design Concept Conceptual Layout Design Development Preliminary Site Planning Conceptual Section Form Development Integration of Urban Design Strategies PAGE 66-75


06 07 FINAL DESIGN Site Plan Floor Plans Elevations Sections Structure and Construction Material and Finishes Warung Module Building Services Landscape and Edible Garden

SPECIAL STUDY Warung Social Behaviour Warung Social Needs Warung Seating Occupancy Options Warung Visit Intention Case Studies Proposed Warung PAGE 118-121

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08 09 10 CONCLUSION REFERENCES Past Warung vs Proposed Warung References PAGE 122-126

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APPENDICES Development models from thesis 1-2 Conceptual model Site model PAGE 131-138



01 CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION The thesis is summarised in this chapter. Background information is provided in preliminary studies to help with understanding of issues and problems. This begins with the introduction of Warung, where it leads to the warung issues. All related issues are presented in this chapter to provide an overview of the current situation. All information aids in the formulation of issues, research questions, and study objectives.



A simple and basic food stall family-owned business

eating place Cultural heritage place

However, amidst rapid time and change, warung’s lack of architectural expression in the heart of modernisation is facing a threat to preserving its image as a dominant influence and is striving to reposition itself as a proud cultural heritage. Besides, thorough time the threat increases by the emergence of trending and upcoming new food stalls, mushrooming in many places within the city. Most Malaysians, elderly and young, choose this place to spend time relaxing and hanging out with friends. Warung is typically open and crowded from the nighttime and may even last until early morning. Indeed, warung has become a more publicly recognisable form/structure with a sense of place evolving from rural areas and spreading into urban cities like Kuala Lumpur as Malaysia’s national capital. This small cultural heritage building is not a recent phenomenon limited to only rural locations, but has a huge impact as a tourism destination, as the place offers affordable local cuisine with social gathering activities.


- Main contributor to city survival - People come from various religious, races, social, and cultural backgrounds - A place for relaxing despite amidst the hustle and bustle of the city (unique culture) - A type of place where it does not require high educational background and high skill to access

Hygiene

Cost

- Broader gap between urban and rural areas - Filled with low-income families - No skills but only rely on the workforce - Cities dissastified with more miserable community activities as if the poor were wrong and dirty - Build on illegal land

Halal

Culture


"The truthful, trustworthy merchant is with the Prophets, the truthful, and the martyrs." Sunan al-Tirmizi (1209). According to Imam al-Tirmizi, this is a Hasan (good) hadith.

Due to high competition and consumer demand, understanding consumer behaviour has never been more important in the food and beverage industry. With the recent trend of food deliveries as a result of the Movement Control Order (MCO), restaurants are offering their best promotions to entice these customers. In the face of such fierce competition, how can one warung outperform the other?





A simple and basic food stall

Low standard with environmental concerns ( the stigma)

Architectural/Environmental

Eating place

People prefer a modern and trendiest type of place (Trend)

Social/ Architectural

Family-owned business

No suitable business platform and lack of facilities

Architectural/Facility

Cultural heritage place

Inconsistent and undefined warung architecture

Architectural

Warung recurrent issues Standard & Business Sustainability Environmental Competition Issues Issues Issues

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Business Platform Issues

Pandemic COVID-19 Health stress

People lose job

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A speculative design solution Integration of the new functions Create better environment

Using technology as catalyst Sustainability approach

This study aims to propose a sustainable post-pandemic warung hub in order to create a more trusted and respected place which could close the gap with the warung competitors


With the abundance of food premises such as McDonald and KFC, warung seems to left behind in architectural terms instead of the emergence of new technologies throughout the day. In addition, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, people are losing their jobs and need alternatives to support their daily lives. The thesis is to provide an architectural solution and contribution towards providing and developing warung in Malaysia. The project proposed new facilities of sophisticated and futuristic cuisine hub to accommodate sustainable communities while maintaining the warung’s vibe. It is a design thesis that will bring the warung’s culture while raising its reputation so it can compete with the other big names. In relation, this project will concern with the current global issue which is pandemic Covid-19 by proposing a new normal eating style.

The author has chosen Keramat, Selangor, Malaysia as the site of the project. Selangor has a high population in Malaysia and is considered an urban area that can be excellent for the warung hub. The site becomes a point of an intersection between the residential areas, which indirectly becomes a landmark of the Datum Jelatek condominium in the vicinity. The study focuses on the urban community as they have been living there all the time. Thus, in this design scheme, all the cultural and architectural considerations on them have created a focus.

The purpose of this study is to design a post-pandemic sustainable warung hub in Keramat, Selangor, Malaysia. Speculation of this design thesis will be a significant step towards helping warung communities that have been neglected without any advancement. It will therefore be a fresh place for them to wander around after a retiring day. The idea of introducing several concepts into the warung will be a major initiative to be implemented, as it will benefit all types of people in attracting them to stay around. It will create attractions designed to suit Malaysian culture. The implementation of sustainable energy harvesting will promote the objectives of sustainable development as much as possible. The use of the pond and solar power systems is part of the design strategy to promote clean water and energy sources. Sources are abundant and affordable to sustain heavy use in the long term.




02 CHAPTER TWO: LITERATURE REVIEW AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK This chapter focuses on a review of the literature and theoretical studies related to the issues. In this chapter, each component is discussed, and the specific elements are compared and analysed. Data is gathered from article literature, newspaper clippings, journals, books, and other published sources. The data collection results in analysis and aids in the creation of a design brief.


Warung is a simple structure build of several columns and a zinc roof. The aim is to provide a shed to protect against the heat of the sun and rain. The shape of the building is the expression of its culture. In terms of its spatial system, the space is commonly rectangular, and straight-forward arrangement. The spatial order of the interior space is based on a combination of grid and linear organisation.


Social

Gathering

Career Prospect

Relaxing

Affordable

Lower Middle Class


The Sustainable Development Goals, also known as the Global Goals, are a set of 17 interconnected goals intended to serve as a "blueprint for achieving a better and more sustainable future for all." The United Nations General Assembly established the SDGs in 2015, with the goal of achieving them by 2030. Few goals can be highlighted and related to the development of the design thesis; Goal 1: No Poverty The warung hub provides job vacancies for many people who lose their jobs and who seek an informal place to work that does not require a high level of knowledge and skill to perform. Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being The farm-to-table concept, in which people pick and eat food directly from their farm, is part of the design theme. Minimal logistics occur and can prevent the transmission of carbon that can contaminate food. Goal 4: Quality Education The hub has several educational venues, such as a gallery, and a theatre. This is to educate and train people to cope with the recent trend of the consumer and the situation. Goal 5: Gender Equality Space use is appropriate for males and females that avoid any social boundary.


Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation Water can be obtained from clean sources such as rain using the design of the water harvesting technique. A water filter will be installed to capture any debris and ensure better cleanliness. Goal 7: Affordable and Clean Energy As a tropical-climate country, it is best to make use of natural resources such as rainwater and sunlight to create renewable energy and to save on the budget. Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth The overall development of this project is to cater to middle-income people to develop their business by providing a better platform for their business. Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities This project is based on sustainable cities and communities. This project's design brief is guided by these manifestations in order to create better and more harmonious communities. Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production The application of a circular economy will benefit both producers and consumers, even in a difficult situation.


These concepts are the result of the social-cultural demands that emerged in the architecture. This is the relation between an architectural mechanism, meaning and social-cultural background.

The Meanings & Images Architectural Mechanism Spatial Organization

Physical Structure

Social - Cultural Background Social Parameter

Cultural Parameter


The word “sense of place” usually serves to define the relationship between activity, space and the perception of space and action, both cognitively and emotionally. A place has the character as its constituent element. Based on Norberg-Schulz thinking, using four aspects can trace genius loci at one place, i.e., image, space, character, and genius loci itself. By outlining these four aspects, the factors that have been acquired can influence the place, namely the meaning, the identity, and the history of the place. Place

Image

Space

Meaning

Character

Identity

Genius Loci

History


The adaptation of the warung communities can be seen emerging from the common facilities, covered dining, and open dining


The diagram below is to explore the connection of Warung Element can be use during the design process. Combination of study from (Parsae, Parva, & Karimi, 2015) on Space and place in Traditional Architecture and Sense of Place by Norberg-Schulz (1980) become a guideline in developing this diagram.

Activity


Throughout the design scheme, the combination of the two previous diagrams serves as a guideline and parameter. As a result, all elements of the design will be culturally sensitive and architecturally feasible.


COST (CONCERN) TASTE & QUALITY OF FOOD (CONCERN)

OPEN KITCHENS CHAMPIONING LOCAL INGREDIENTS INDIVIDUALITY & COLLABORATION PICK-AND-GO OUT OF ORDINARY DINING EXPERIENCE SIGNATURE STYLE SUSTAINABLE SUS PLANT-BASED MEAT CASHLESS CLOUD KITCHEN TECHNOLOGY

DINE-IN TAKEOUT FOOD DELIVERY SERVICE HEALTHY


Subject matter (eating place)

Building (design)

Community (the site)


Warung

Concept/ theme

= Attraction


Modern

Traditional

= Nostalgia


Structure

Unique

= Selling point




1

2

Kitchen

Pantry (Opt)

Pantry (Opt)

Dining

Dining

Road

Road

Pantry

Dining

Entrance

Kitchen Dining

Dining Dining Kitchen (no wall)(700mm wall)(Full wall)

Kitchen


Type of food outlets: 1. Fine Dining 2. Casual Dining 3. Pub & bar 4. Cafe or Bistro 5. Quick Service Restaurant (QSRs) 6. Food Truck or Food Cart 7. Bakery chain 8. Ethnic restaurant



03 CHAPTER THREE: SITE STUDIES First and foremost, this chapter outlines the site selection criteria, which are based on objectives, precedents, and case studies, as well as addresses issues. Following that, the site was analysed both macro and micro to begin the application of on-site design principles while taking contextual and neighbourhood behaviour into account.. Finally, the author will produce site synthesis and SWOT analysis before starting to design based on the correct concept and principles.


The proposed site: World Map

The proposed site: Selangor Map

The proposed site: Peninsular Malaysia Map

The proposed site: Gombak district Map


The proposed site: Location plan

The proposed site: Site plan


East-West cut section

North-West cut section




Aim-oriented

Entrepreneurship

Tourism

Supporting


View of the Site


The location is an abandoned Transnasional bus station, which is currently overgrown with shrubs.


Climate



Shadow Casting Simulation app: sketchup + http://andrewmarsh.com/ Coordinate: 4.2105° N, 101.9758° E During 8:00 am, shadow during this time are the longest. Nonetheless, the site receives no shadow from the surrounding buildings, including Datum Jelatek.

At 10:00 a.m., the site begins to brighten and the shadows lengthen.

The site receives direct sunlight in the morning, and the sun will sit directly on top of the head at 12:00 p.m.


There is little change from the previous two hours at 2:00 p.m.

At 4:00 p.m., the site darkens and the shadow shifts to the west side.

Since Selangor's sunset time is around 7:00 p.m., the shadow is getting longer to the east around 6:00 p.m. Despite this, there is no significant shadow on the site because the majority of the surrounding buildings are low-rise.


Accessibility



Surrounding Area Jelatek Public City Park is within reach to cater for those who seeking for post-exercise leisure place

Few schools and colleagues nearby

Jln Enggang

Pasar Dato Keramat

Datum

UTC AKLEH

Warung, restaurant Dominant place

List of nearby warung: • Soto Berlada keramat • Warong Mak Tim • Farrin Corner • Tam Corner Mee Kari Putih • Meleleh Corner • Nasi Briyani Bawah Pokok • Hainanku Chicken Rice Shop • Wong Tau Foo Sup-WTF • Nasi Lemak Hulk By Legasi Marwan • Nasi Ayam Maharaja Keramat Permai • Lemang Paklong KCSB • Huzai Artis Seafood • Tomyam Daring

• Setia Seafood Ikan Bakar • Ayam Penyet Permai & tomyam • Riyan Sate • Drum Salai • A Green Tomyam • Kedai Ijo • Longkang Cafe Bistro • Warung Chik Jue • Warong Mak Timah • Nasi Kandar Kita • Kedai Abg Mahmud

• Roti Canai Papasab • Ketapang Cafe • Ummie Yong Tau Foo • Kedai Makan Shima • NPG Cafe Keramat Bfast • Warung Mek Senah Au2 • Nasi Lemak Daun Pisang • Arima Classic Western Food • Fatihah Seafood • Faridah Tomyam & Seafood • Chek's Bawal Hangat Keramat • Satay Station AU2 Taman Keramat


- Daily temperature are considerable

- Hot and rainy day

- Sun and water harvesting

- Flood

- Strategic as a focal point

- No proper pedestrian walkway - Lack of parking spaces

- Easy accessibility - Create as an attraction spot with connectivity with surrounding context

- Traffic jam

- Variety in people practices’ - Commercial area

- No distinctive architecture character

- No social boundary (rich and poor)

- Understanding their behaviour especially in warung

- Noticeable

- Blocked by LRT railway - Near main road - Noise from car workshop

- View towards KLCC

- Privacy-wise to consider

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- A scarcity of greenery



04 CHAPTER FOUR: DESIGN BRIEF This chapter begins with the development of the design brief and explanation of the design philosophies. The relationship between these concepts creates a brief design formulation into the economy, ecology, and society. Design concepts and design aspirations are also shown in this chapter.


Development of the Design Brief The development of the design brief is to equip a design programme that can fit the warung community, which will eventually help them to improve a few aspects of life. It hopes that utilising a closed-loop economy system will benefit their social and economic well-being. A closed-loop circular economy differs significantly from a linear economy. People mine raw materials in a linear economy, which are then processed into a product that is discarded after use. In the circular economy, we complete the cycle of all of these materials. Closing these cycles necessitates more than just recycling; it necessitates a shift in how value is created and maintained. What business models are used and how production is made more sustainable. However, to design a sustainable food hub within this concept, the circular economy's perspective on sustainability differs from that of the linear economy. When working on sustainability in a circular economy, prioritise eco-efficiency. It will reduce the environmental impact of the same output. Within a circular economy, sustainability aims to improve the system's eco-efficiency. This means that not only will the environmental impact be reduced, but the environmental, economic, and social impacts will be positive as well. In the scheme, the entire programme within the hub is well-designed. As a result, these elements can function together as an ecosystem that balances each other.

Proposed Programmes

Price Product Promotion Place


Sustainable Goals

The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are intended to serve as a "blueprint" for achieving a better and more sustainable future for all. This scheme is the focus of all of the programmes in this project. - Sustainable material - Active design - Green building materials and finishes - Edible garden

- Food processing - Promote walking and cycling - Gallery - Theatre - Tutorial from expert

- Circular economy - Vertical garden

- Passive design - Stormwater management (pervious pavement, retention pond)

- Shared spaces

- Fish Pond

- Retention pond - Water treatment

- Vegetation screen - Green areas for social activity

- Rainwater harvesting - Photovoltaic panels

- Market for social products

- Collaboration


COVID-19 Pandemic

1) WHAT IS COVID-19? COVID-19 is a disease caused by the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus.

2) HOW DOES IT SPREAD? - It spreads in small droplets (generally within a 6-foot radius) that can contaminate surfaces. - The virus spreads when a person coughs or sneezes. - The virus can enter your body through your eyes, nose, and mouth. - The closer and longer people interact, the more likely they are to transmit COVID-19. - Airborne transmission can occur indoors, especially when they are crowded or poorly ventilated. Post-Pandemic Design Strategies

- Flexible - long span, and column-free spaces - sufficient space for 2-meter social distancing - Touchless technology - Self-service kiosk - Cash-free payment system - Breathing buildings - wellness checkpoint - Wayfinding, signage, and graphic - Alley can provide overflow space - Roof can house open or covered dining - Open space - Transparency - Cleanliness theater - Open kitchen - Quick-service - Scan customers’ temperatures before they can enter - Community impact - Air filtration system - UV light source


- Mobile payment - Simplicity in design promotes the perception of cleanliness - Curbside pickup and delivery - ghost kitchen - Color contrast floor - Resilient food system - Microgrid - Modular construction - Open space as the public’s living room - Eliminate curbside parking - Alternative mobility - Biophilic - Door free entrance - Introduce materials such as copper and its alloys, including brass, bronze, and copcop per-nickel, - UVC lamp - Bipolar ionization and photocatalytic oxidation - Increasing air change rate - air damper - Healthy material - Elevated dining experience - Easy to clean and maintain


ACTIVITY TYPOLOGY

Local Dining

Self-activity

Meeting others

Food trail

History of warung

Farming experience

Cycling

Watch sport match

Cultural events

Busking

TARGET USER

WHY DO PEOPLE WANT TO VISIT?

Food Hunting

Leisure

Study trip

Food Event

Live Football match

Working


Programmatic Flow and Projected Contribution

RETAIL/CONSUMER PROGRAM To make a profit, this program sells consumer goods or services to customers through multiple channels of distribution.

Targeted Users: - Family - Students - Tourist - Food hunter - Businessmen

FOOD TRAIL First Impression

Viewing & Understanding

WELCOMING ENTRANCE

STORY TELLING TIMELINE

Lobby Food Plaza

History Walkway

Social Contribution - eliminate bad stigma towards warung - create different experience

Mood Exchange

GREEN SCENERY

Landscape

Enjoy!

DINING

Warung

Architectural Contribution - Improve surrounding context - Circulation - Zoning and privacy


COMMUNITY PROGRAM a social approach to programme design that allows social service providers, organisers, designers, and evaluators to serve specific communities in their environment.

Targeted Users: - Family - Students - Elderly - Businessmen - Trained and professional

COMMUNITY PROGRAM Promotion

Promotion

FAIRS/ FESTIVAL

Plaza

EXHIBITION

Temporary Gallery

Social Contribution - Promote social relationship - Establish community - Expose to farming

Entertainment

LIVE PERFORMANCE

Community Stage

Experience

HARVEST GLEANING

Edible Garden

Architectural Contribution - Exploration of open space - Quality space to conduct informal and formal activities


PRODUCTION PROGRAM a process of combining various material and immaterial (input) to create something consumable (output).

Targeted Users:

- Family - Students - Tourist - Farmers - Technician

PRODUCTION Culture based

LOCAL FARM

Edible Garden

Social Contribution - Healthy food - Low cost (No logistic) - Job opportunities

Advanced technology

ZERO WASTE

Recycling facility

Architectural Contribution - Interesting attraction - Technology features - Energy-saving


BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM long-term value creation for an organisation through customers, markets, and relationships

Targeted Users: - Businessmen - Work force

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Goods arriving

SUPPLY

Loading bay Deliveries

Cleaning, Packaging

PROCESSING

Additional Processing Packaging

Social Contribution - provide more job opportunities - create conducive space to work - better facility

Storage

STORAGE

Cold storage Dry storage

Distributing

DISTRIBUTING

Collecting point

Architectural Contribution - Loading & services circulation - zoning


Schedule of Accommodation



Customer input

Design principles

Space

deep red

Different approach toward the space

browns

Visual outcome of Concept Design





05 CHAPTER FIVE: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT This chapter provides an overview of the design's early development. Design development is a step in the process that leads to all decisions being evaluated for their feasibility and execution. Following that is design development, which is the stage at which decisions are made and concepts are solidified into actions. Schematic design is all about putting ideas on paper that represent the goals outlined during programming while remaining within the constraints defined during site planning. While schematic design focuses on broad objectives and larger concepts, design development refines these concepts into realistic and tangible options.


INGRESS & ENGRESS

Out In Out

In

Public vehicular ingress to the site will be designed at the south side as it is connected with the main road and directly accessible. Services ingress will be at the east side as it must be private as possible. The exit is located at the same location to ease their movement.

PEDESTRIAN LINK

In

From home

Meeting point

From GIATMARA, etc

The pedestrian can access the site through the south and east side as the surrounding context are considered like LRT Jelatek, Taman Jelatek, Datum Jelatek and MARA.

From Park From Datum

ZONING

From LRT

Back

Public

Main

The building is divide into the zone which intended to segregate between public, semi-public, and private activities


ORIENTATION

Frontage Passive ventilation EW opening

Frontage

The orientation of the buildings responded to the good view outwards that rely on the macro and micro context. Thus, this strategy will create the ideal frontage to the design itself. Also, the building will stretch to north-south direction to maximize natural wind ventilation.

GREEN CONTINUITY

BUFFERING

Frontage

A buffer zone protects the building by adding another layer of defence. It aids in the reduction of pollution, beautification of the environment, visual effect, improvement of people's living environment, enrichment of humanistic landscape, and enhancement of aesthetic value.

As far as the surrounding area is concerned, Keramat has a minimal number of trees, Due to that, the greeneries area the surrounding will continue at the site to bring life and a sustainable city.


food meaning sense of places

dialogue man

SENSE OF PLACE

Places

physical environment

activity

Activity

building HUMAN VISUAL

SMELL

NATURE BUILDING

MICRO

DIALOGUE TOUCH MACRO HEARING

Images

Form


THE CONCEPT “DIALOGUE” craft an engagement

SOLID AND VOID The needs to fill in the urban void for future dialogue between buildings

REPETITION

RATIO AND FORM BALANCE

The consistent dialogue ratio of houses and hilly side

DATUM

HARMONY

CLUSTER OF MODULES Extend the dialogue into a smaller group


warung soto berlada

to main road to lrt lane

core

to Al amin to GIATMARA

to klcc welcoming entrance

to Jelatek park

to garage

The layout depicts how an axis serves as a central spine that eventually holds the components in the hub together. The dialogue is used to connect the building to its surrounding. The massing can be expanded in both horizontal and vertical directions.

to Datum

to LRT

something to end up the axis warung stand-alone layout

core

prevailing wind rearrange the path

eye catching entrance

out in

to parking to drop off in

in


one-way to avoid congestion production

processing staff parking

warungs

pond

warungs (cluster)

ventilation

services

floating warungs

warungs (cluster)

lift

drive-thru musolla/ office

automated parking

plaza

Basement

Ground Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

Preliminary planning shows how every space is arranged to maximize the buildable site area. The repetition of warung clusters was done into four clusters, parking is laid, and wrap up with the circulation path as a linkage.

warung under trees

variety of heights

retention pond

drop-off

office

warung

plaza gallery

musolla delivery

warung warung production warung

warung warung production

processing

The conceptual section illustrated the location of each space vertically and horizontally. Private space specifically are put in a designated place to give their privacy and hide it from public view and access.


The forms of development were being explored from many points of view.

A rectangular form to maximize efficiency of land and building area

West part are raised to have a same level with LRT and provide a good view

Building is divided into two considering site context

Sub-basement and basement are established to control the building services

Building is orientated accordingly to reflect the surrounding context and wind flow based on site analysis

Blocks are divided into clusters to provide a variety of spaces

An axis is form to connect two sides and act as nodes and transition zone

Plays with levels to create harmony in design




06 CHAPTER SIX: FINAL DESIGN This chapter presents the final design of this project that explained the zoning of the spaces, the flow of the function in the warung hub, and necessary drawings as a medium to explain scale, space usage, connection to the surrounding context, etc. The project's understanding project through diagrams and perspectives that provide a more visual representation of the warung hub.


B’

B





B’

In the basement, supplies receive and the cleaning process was done first at their respective room. This process is to ensure the cleanliness of the food and the whole place.

Dedicated paths are designed to allow trolley movement from storage to lift or otherwise.

A’

A

By having a basement, services can be easily done through the provided path that connected to the above warung through lifts and staircases.

This hub employs Automatic Waste Collection Systems, which function similarly to large vacuum cleaners. The pneumatic vacuum conveying system collects waste from waste Inlets and transports it to a waste collection room via a pipe network.

B


The supply chain for the warung hub is complex. It will undergo processing and storage before it will be distributed to respective warungs. Supply chain management improves the visibility of shipment tracking, improves communication between businesses, and allows for the prediction of supply chain fluctuations. Consumers' top priority in the food and beverage supply chain is ensuring food quality and security. It takes much more than simply loading goods into a refrigerated container, adjusting the temperature settings, and distributing them to ensure quality. Also track and trace become an important part of food safety compliance methodology because it allows for food tracking throughout the entire food supply chain, from supplier to table.

Storage Farms Kitchen

PRODUCING

Composting & Anerobic Digester

Plaza Dining

CONSUMING

DECOMPOSING

The programme made up of three major components: producing, consuming, and decomposing, which together form a food chain within this scheme. First, food produce by the farms, then The plaza, kitchen, and dining consume the food. The anaerobic digester recycles organic waste and generates bio fertiliser and biogas, which are then use in the growing space and the dining area.


ORGANIC WASTE

BIO-WASTE SYSTEM

BIO FERTILIZER

Composting will be used to produce compost from organic waste, which will treat or "recycled." Composting is the simplest and least expensive method. Organic waste treatment can lower waste disposal costs, produce cleaner (and more profitable) recyclables, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Composting generates compost for local farms, thereby increasing the quality and quantity of output.

BASEMENT PARKING

RACK & RAIL SYSTEM

An automated (car) parking system (APS) is a mechanical system designed to reduce the amount of space and volume required for car parking. An APS provides car parking on multiple levels that are stack vertically to maximise the number of parking spaces while minimising land use. The APS uses a mechanical system to transport cars to and from parking spaces rather than the driver to save space in a multi-story parking garage.









The hub is designed in such a way that it communicates with the other buildings through orientation and building height.

B’

The veranda use to replicate the Malay traditional house, where it is used as a resting place.

A’

A

The warung is oriented toward KLCC to provide a nice urban view.

B



SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE 1:250

WARUNG LRT MONSOON DRAIN

PERGOLA

WARUNG

CAR PARK BASEMENT

SECTION A-A’ SCALE 1:250

To maintain the Dialogue concept with the immediate surrounding context, such as the LRT station and other neighbouring buildings, the west side of the warung hub eating area is raised by 5metre. This idea is depicted symbolically as a dialogue between two opposing worlds: A complementary connection is created for the warung hub between the robust contemporary urban fabric and the serene natural village setting. Computer-controlled screens and special translucent insulating material embedded in glass used at the warung's roof. The glowing glass creates an inviting lighting play at night, attracting visitors to events and activities. Trees plant to ensure the continuity of greenery and to create a lively environment.

GIATMARA


EAST ELEVATION SCALE 1:250

ELEVATED DINING PLAZA

ELEVATED DINING WARUNG MINI

GALLERY BASEMENT

AUTOMATED PARKING GARAGE

SECTION B-B’ SCALE 1:250

Warung is specially designed to provide the splendour of a “kampung”/village eating environment in a natural setting and ambience. This speculative approach aims to make the warung hub a major tourist attraction, both domestic and international, while preserving tradition in a modern contemporary way of life.

NORTH ELEVATION SCALE 1:250

WEST ELEVATION SCALE 1:250



The building structure mainly made of concrete, with such a series of columns and beams having formed the structural “skeleton” of the building. This grid of beams and columns is built on a concrete foundation and reinforces the building’s floors, roof, walls, and other structural features. Regarding sustainability, the designer has used permeable pavers to allow water to permeate the pavement and drain into the ground. These paving systems are as durable and long-lasting as traditional paving materials such as concrete, compacted gravel, or asphalt.

The timber facade is installed within the concrete frame to provide both shading and a dynamic pattern of light. Wood was chosen alongside concrete that merged building form with the surrounding landscape.


DETAIL 1

The pergola made up of vertical pillars that support cross-beams on top. The number of columns required determined by the structure's size and the amount of support required. The beams run along the length of the pergola, which supported by columns. Rafters are installed perpendicular to and across the beams. Stringers are installed above the rafters and run parallel to and perpendicular to the beams. The pergola is made of timber, giving the warung hub a natural appearance. Also, it provides enough light shade to make even a hot afternoon bearable and offers additional protection if people require it. However, it does require maintenance to restain or repaint as needed over the life of the pergola.


Nowadays, construction activity pollutes the environment, and the manufacture of all these building materials consumes a lot of energy, both of which harm the environment in many ways and are not sustainable. As a result, it is critical to minimise the damage by utilising sustainable materials such as timber. In terms of functionality and aesthetics, timber products have a wide range of applications and coverage.



This warung is the adaptation from small warung rokok.

This warung is the adaptation from small warung rokok.


This warung is an adaptation of warung kopi. The small size is intended to accommodate a client on a tight budget.

light play at night for attraction

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Durable canvas cloth with embedded solar cells generates 120 watts per square meter

SCALE : NTS

live performance from chefs, cleanliness transparency

Long traditional bench is replace with individual stool to give flexibity in social distancing

helps to cool the warung and remove stale air

low thermal capacity material keeps warung cool

open interior spaces with minimal partitions allow good ventilation in the warung

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NTS


This warung is an adaptation of warung kopi. The small size is intended to accommodate a client with a medium budget.

light play at night for attraction

helps to cool the warung and remove stale air

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

is introduced to reduce movement and create attraction

low thermal capacity material keeps warung cool

open interior spaces with minimal partitions allow good ventilation in the warung

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NTS


This warung is an adaptation of warung kopi. The small size is intended to accommodate a client with a medium budget.

1-2 SEAT 2-4 SEAT

light play at night for attraction

helps to cool the warung and remove stale air

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

greeneries, self-pick ingredients

live performance from chefs

low thermal capacity material keeps warung cool

give privacy

open interior spaces with minimal partitions allow good ventilation in the warung

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NTS


DETAIL 2

This warung is an adaptation of warung nasi. The big size is intended to accommodate a client with a big budget.

live performance from chefs greeneries, self-pick ingredients

greeneries, self-pick ingredients known as a place to relax

A’ GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS

A

A

A’

open-plan concept

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE : NTS


light play at night for attraction

helps to cool the warung and remove stale air

for effective sunshading

low thermal capacity material keeps warung cool

open interior spaces with minimal partitions allow good ventilation in the warung

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SCALE: NTS

FRONT ELEVATION

4000

4000

SCALE: NTS

SECTION A-A’ SCALE: NTS

DETAIL 2 (LIGHT BOX ROOF) SCALE 1:10


This warung is an adaptation of warung nasi. The big size is intended to accommodate a client with a big budget.

DETAIL 3

live performance from chefs

movie night

greeneries, self-pick ingredients

social event area eg. birthday party

A’ GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:100

A

A

A’

open-plan concept

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:100


light play at night for attraction

helps to cool the warung and remove stale air

for effective sunshading

low thermal capacity material keeps warung cool

open interior spaces with minimal partitions allow good ventilation in the warung

FRONT ELEVATION

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC for sunshade while allow for ventilation

SCALE: NTS

4000

4000

SCALE: NTS

SECTION A-A’ SCALE: NTS

DETAIL 3 (COLUMN TO FOUNDATION) SCALE: NTS


SETB

600

0mm

Building Setback 12000 mm at front entrance which facing the main road and Setback 6000 mm at the other sides.

SETBACK 6000mm

SETBACK 6000mm

SETBACK 6000m

m

SETBACK 6000mm

ACK

SETBACK 12000mm


Provision in accordance with the 10th schedule

Determining the number of hose reel required per floor.

Manual Electrical Fire Alarm System: Manual Electric Fire Alarm Systems must be operated from break-glass points and installed along exit routes. No one on the premises should have to travel more than 30 metres.

Hose Reel Calculation Area of coverage: 30 m radius ( 1 hose reel/ 800sqm of usable area). No of hose reel per floor = GFA / 800sqm

Provision in accordance with 10th Schedule. An automatic sprinkler system is designed to detect, control, and extinguish a fire, as well as to warn occupants of a fire. The system runs on its own, with no human intervention.


Vertical transportation is needed because this hub is transporting a high occupancy load of humans and goods. Vertical transportation is also proposed for improved operational efficiency, work efficiency, and public convenience.

A dumbwaiter (a small freight elevator or lift designed to transport food) is used to connect multiple floors.

A small lorry will deliver the goods to the loading bay at the basement, while the goods will deliver by large lorry to the loading bay on the ground floor. The goods will then transfer to the warungs or the basement for further processing.


Main Line

TNB Substation

Transformer

Main Switchboard

Sub Switchboard

Distribution board

Points

The primary electrical supply for this master plan is obtained from the primary electrical supply entering the site TNB substation, which consists of the TNB switch and transformer.

Waste can also be stored in intermediate storage bins and emptied at the most convenient time Waste can fall freely down the waste chutes Waste is conveyed pneumatically via vacuum pipes Waste can fall freely into a food waste decomposer container

The food waste is moved through a chute located near the warung. Then it will transfer to a food waste decomposer to process into fertilizer. The remaining balance will then send to the refuse chamber


Clean water is pumped to the water tank from the nearest main water pipe. The water is then pumped to the domestic water tanks on each level, where it is distributed to the sanitary fittings. A standard module 1.2x1.2x1.2 meter water tank is used as the domestic tanks for each level. DOMESTIC WATER CAPACITY CALCULATION

Based on the rule of thumb of 1 tank module, 1. Total Domestic Capacity 2. No. of tanks 3. No. of tank required 4. No. of tank provided

= 5080 gallon = 5080 gallon/ 400 gallon = 13 tank = 16 Domestic tank

Wastewater from toilets flows to the site's nearest Inspection Chambers or Manholes. Inspection chambers or manholes are linked and discharged to the main drainage system.



Edible gardens enable sellers to grow edibles for use in culinary creations. It means that the food on the table was sourced directly from fresh, sustainable produce. This is known as the farm-to-table concept, and the process occurs without the use of a store, market, or distributor along the way. The farm-to-table concept has gained quite popularity in the cookery industry by directly sourcing fresh and high-quality ingredients grown sustainably on a backyard farm and transformed into beautiful dishes by a chef's talents is gaining popularity among the media and the general public these days. Chef Darren Teoh of Dewakan (the first Malaysian restaurant to have won a coveted spot on Asia 50 Best Restaurants) once stated, how else would it be if it’s not from the farm-to-table? For example, depending on the type of environment, the warung hub may plant the following varieties:

Mint

Garlic

Lettuce

Lemon Grass

Kangkung

Thyme

Bird’s eye chilli

Basil

Ginger

Eggplant

Onion & scallions

Celery

Brambles

Tomatoes

Banana

Bean sprouts

Potatoes

Peas


The project's total cost is RM18,038,164.00. The cost estimation calculation is still in its early stages. When detailed cost estimation is performed, the cost will usually be slightly different.


Sustainable Development

Sustainable Society

Economic Justice

Conservation of the Environment

Human Life



07 CHAPTER SEVEN: SPECIAL STUDY This chapter provides the special study that is relevant for this project. The analysis and synthesis have been done to achieve the objective and understand the warung architecture.


1-2 people

Dine with family (with or without kids) Football fans gathering to watch a live match Teenagers to watch a live performance Surprise event ( eg. engagement proposal/birthday etc.) Students’ group discussion

Small group

Company dining Political meeting Business conversation Couple dating Self hang out

Medium group

Big group

Table square gives flexibily to adjust the number of seating occupancy based on the customers’ number U-shape table at warung kopi is made because Malaysia people like to chit-chat among them

2-seat

4-seat

2+2

4+4

Seating place preference: Center/At the Edge/Outside

4-seat

8-seat

4+4+4

12-seat


Local Dining

Meeting others

Self-activity

Cultural events

Food trail

Farming experience

Warung history learning

Cycling

Watch sport match

Busking



08 CHAPTER EIGHT: CONCLUSION

The project of Sustainable Post-Pandemic Warung Hub has sufficiently answered the objectives which are, architectural, environmental, social, and facility. Many aspects had been improvised to make SANTAI the ultimate warung experience.


LAYOUT

COMBINATION OF WARUNGS SCHEME

COLUMN FREE SPACES

STRAIGHTFORWARD

OPEN KITCHEN (PP)

1M - SOCIAL DISTANCING (PP)

PRIVACY(POD)

SCATTERED - CLUSTER ALONG THE PATH(PP)

BESIDE ROAD

SURROUNDING CONTEXT

LONG-BENCH SEATING

IN-GARDEN (S,PP)

UNDER THE TREE

OVERFLOW SPACE (PP)

WIDER & BRIGHTER WALKWAY (S,PP)

WATER ELEMENT

BUFFER ZONE (PP)

UNDER THE TREE


EXTERIOR & INTERIOR DESIGN

OLD & TRADITIONAL

CEMENT FLOOR, PLASTIC CHAIRS

BREATHING BUILDING (S,PP)

SIMPLICITY IN DESIGN(PP)

DOOR FREE ENTRANCE (PP)

STAINLESS STEEL EQUIPMENT (PP)

DINING CONCEPT

N/A

CLASSIC VINTAGE THEME

FARM-TO-TABLE CONCEPT

ENTERTAINMENT

ELEVATED DINING EXPERIENCE(PP)

CEMENT FLOOR, PLASTIC CHAIRS

TOUCHLESS FAUCET(PP)

SEASONAL EVENTS

LIVE STAGE PERFORMANCE

GAMES

VARIETY OF CUISINE

WARUNG GALLERY

LIVE FOOTBALL MATCH

COOKING


MOBILE ORDER & PAYMENT(PP)

FACILITIES

PROCESSING, CLEANING

DRONE DECKING STATION

PARKINGS

DELIVERY (PP)

STORAGE (S)

DRIVE THRU (PP)

TOILETS

The ideology that will make SANTAI’s name stays true: a testament to the innovation and improvement at this ever-changing creative hub. The chefs here are inspired by the seemingly opposing forces of nature and technology. The indigenous ingredients are examined through the lens of a variety of cooking techniques that combine to create far more than the sum of their constituent parts. What distinguishes SANTAI from many other warungs is it’s simple, unpretentious blend into a garden. The service is effortless and relaxed, but flawlessly charming, and is a perfect fit for the setting. The warung is on the first and second floors, and its dining area provides panoramic views of the Kuala Lumpur City Center (KLCC). Request that people take a tour of the entire area to see the most epic of sports outdoor cinema. What is the vibe like? Juxtaposing. After a 20-minute drive from the city centre to SANTAI, enjoy your first snacks in the garden before entering this classic vintage warung hub, complete with wooden beams and walls, to sample a mind-boggling array of aromas, flavours, textures, temperatures, and even sounds. Designer likes to say that his goal is for customers to leave with a smile on their faces. Welcome and service provided by SANTAI's front-of-house team is a critical component in accomplishing this.




09 CHAPTER NINE: REFERENCES

Citation of sources of information





10 CHAPTER TEN: APPENDICES

This chapter shows production models along with the duration of Master Design Thesis 1 & 2 from the conceptual model, site massing, development models, and final design model.


SITE MODEL

CONCEPTUAL MODEL


DEVELOPMENT MODELS FROM THESIS 1


DEVELOPMENT MODELS FROM THESIS 2


FINAL MODEL




Mohammad Syakir bin Hamizi G1910815 Department of Architecture, KAED, IIUM Master Design Thesis 2020-2021


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