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MUHAMAD REDZUDEN Very energetic, dependable, excellent in teamwork, optimistic, fast learner and would never stop seeking something new to learn . I love to see how everything evolves into design and how a great design can benefit people. My goal is to keep on learning and improving my architectural skills and knowledge until I can be recognised as one of the great architects in Malaysia. mobile number +6018-9444 619 email address redzredzuden95@gmail.com online portfolio issuu.com/muhamadredzuden
About
Professional Skills
Name : Muhamad Redzuden Bin Mat Age : 22 Years Old Hometown : Penang, Malaysia
Education Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture University Technology Mara, Puncak Alam, Selangor (September 2013 - July 2017) - CGPA : 3.42 - Attended academic courses relevent to the applied position - Focusing on design process - Fire & safety requirements Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia Sekolah Menengah Teknik Alor Setar, Alor Setar, Kedah (2011 - 2012) - Scored 9A 1B - Course Civil Engineering - Active in lego robotic design and represents Kedah in National Robotic Competition Penilaian Menengah Rendah Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Dato’ Sheikh Ahmad, Arau, Perlis (2008 - 2010) - Scored straight A’s - Active in chess competition and placed 11th in state competition
Scholarship
Jabatan Perkhidmatan Awam (2015 - 2017) - Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture Petronas Scholarship (2008 - 2012) - Secondary School Sp Setia-Yayasan Anak Angkat Setia (2005 - 2007) - Primary School
Awards
Dean List for semester 3, semester 4, semester 6 and semester 8 (2013 - 2017) - Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture Anugerah Kikir Minda (2012)
AutoCad Photoshop Illustrator SketchUp Lumion Vray Revit Photography Video Editing Communication
Working Experience
Industrial Training at Cityscape Architect, Perai, Pulau Pinang (March 2016 - July 2016) Exposure Gained : - Prepared submission drawings which includes Technical drawings for MPSP submission Hatching, plotting and folding drawings - Prepared construction drawings which includes Tender drawings Related Amendments - Prepared 3D model Designing simple house Create 3D model using SketchUp
References
Following persons have agreed to provide any additional information regarding my qualification and characters ARCHITECT AFIF Architect at Cityscape Architect muhdafifathi@gmail.com +6017-403 0739 DR. RODZYAH BINTI HAJI MOHD YUNUS Academic Advisor University Technology Mara +6016-422 9341
Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember. INVOLVE me and I LEARN.
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Mustika Tourism Complex, Precint 2, Putrajaya Proposed tourist complex alongside the lake in Precint 2, Putrajaya, Malaysia with double-fronting design; it is an urban renewal by centralising tourism activity and facilities in one complex. The design was derived from Malaysian cultures and Malaysia rainforests then enveloped with a 3-di mensional songket pattern to represent the unity and multiculturalism in Malaysia. 02
01 The Purpose of Tourism Complex The national tourism complex is an urban renewal by centralising tourism activity. The complex is to embrace the tourism industry by having greater focus on regional promotions. The possibilities to encounter the issues of holiday trends that impacted by global economic changes that holiday pattern trends towards more & more shorter ho l i day rath e r th an f e we r a nd long e r holid ay. Thu s t he complex promotes “shortcut� visit for the tourist.
The Client for the project
The client for this project will be The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Malaysia
Reasons to come to Malaysia
- KLCC; or also known as Petronas Twin Tower is the iconic building in Malaysia, built in 1997 as a shout-out to the world about Malaysia. - A home of many cultures; Malaysia also known as a country that is rich in multiracial culture yet still live harmony together in one nation. - Ceremonies & Festivals; due to its multiracial, Malaysia also have a lots of ceremony & festival from different religions & cultures. - Natures; Malaysia offer a lots of great beaches and rainforest plus also have the oldest rainforest in the world which is Taman Negara. - Foods; as a home of variety of people, Malaysia offer great variety of dishes from different races which is malaysian, chinese, indian or thai. - Malaysian Hawker-style Foodcourt; it is one of the Malaysia’s trend of serving food where all types of food can be find in one place as in Georgetown, Penang.
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Sun Orientation
Wind Direction
Views
Sun orientation at the site is
The wind direction changes
There is two main views at the
typical equator country sun
according to the season;
site which is Jambatan Seri
orientation which is from east
large opening is placed
Wawasan and Monumen Alaf
to west with only slight different
towards the stronger win to
Baru; a convex shape of view-
throughout the year.
capture wind.
ing area is created to maximize visibility.
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Design Metaphor The design was derived from Malaysian culture in which the three sided form represents the three main races in Malaysia which is Malay, Chinese and Indian.
The three main races tell the story of multiculturalism in Malaysia. The form then enveloped by a facade derived from Agong’s tengkolok songket pattern which shows that all the races in Malaysia is united in one administration.
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The base form is three sided form that derived from the concept representing the three main races in Malaysia.
Along with the symbolic concept of unity in diversity of cultures; the building also intended to promote the malaysian nature. Wind tunnel is created from all wind direction to create breeze efect in the building.
B r i d ges o n the u pper fl oor i s c rea t e d to connect between buildings and the convex circular bridge can enhance views toward the lake also function as viewing spot. Water features then added into the building to collaborate with nature as the theme for the building.
The form then adjusted to the site context, then the sided angle are adjusted pointing towards three main views which is the Milenium Monumen, Seri Wawasan Bridge and the main road; largest face of the building is facing towards the lake.
The building is seperated into three main building based on the purpose which is administration, entertainment and retails to let views from the outside of the building to penetrate into the building and creating the focal point at the courtyard.
To maximize the exploitation of the existing lake, the water from the lake is pumped into the site then let flow back into the lake creating artificial flowing river through the site. Songket as a skin for the building is also applied to achieve the metaphorical concept; the three sided building being enveloped by tengkolok. 06
01 Schedule of Accommodation Since the building is public building and the purpose of the building is to serve the tourist, most of the programs are public spaces. The design try to combine as much public space programs together while isolate the private space. The programs is designed toward reaction to one of the site forces which is the lake. Tourist attraction area such as retails and entertainment is placed side by the lake while the administration is placed near the entrance and main road.
The tourism complex also to promote and incorporate with “green architecture�, as to respond to the enviromental issues either globally or locally. The large amount of greenery throughout the plan make the building consume a lots of water; therefore a system to sustain the usage of water must be incorporated within the building. As Malaysia is catogorised as equatorial climate which being hot and humid throughout the year, rain water harvesting is really suitable to be intergrate in building. The irregular roof form helps to collect water efficiently from the roof and drain in both end of the roof.
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Bubble Diagram
Roof
Glue-Laminated Timber Frame Decorative Facade First Floor
Ground Floor
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Not to Scale
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Ground Floor Plan Not to Scale
First Floor Plan Not to Scale
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North Elevation
East Elevation
Section A-A 11
South Elevation
West Elevation
Section B-B 12
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Multipurpose Courtyard
The water from the lake is pumped into the site then let flow back into the lake; creating a water pond and artificial flowing river throughout the site. The water pond also can be function as a courtyard for any event to be held at the complex by shutting down the pump then all water that fill the courtyard area will flow back into the lake; only left the water in reservoir.
Reservoir Detail
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Fixed Dam Detail
Adjustable Dam Type B Detail
Adjustable Dam Type A Detail 14
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The courtyard when it is filled with water
The courtyard when it is not filled with water
Event promoting local products being held at the courtyard. 15
Water Circulation
The water from the lake is pumped and filtered into the reservoir through underground water tunnel.
The excessive water in the reservoir will flow into the courtyard area and fill the courtyard with water.
The excessive water in the courtyard will flow back into the lake and the water channel.
The water in the water channel will all flow towards the end of the site and flow back into the lake creating artificial flowing river through the site.
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