PULAU JEREJAK, PENANG. MALAYSIA LATITUDE : 5.323297 LONGITUDE : 100.317848 CLIMATE : HOT & HUMID
Abandoned Jetty
Abandoned Church
Abandoned Prison Blocks
Abandoned Jetty Abandoned Prison Blocks
Abandoned Prison Blocks
Abandoned Church
Abandoned Church
LEPER COLONY
GERMAN SUBMARINE BASE
PRISON CLOSING DOWN
1868
1943
1993
1797
1875
1969
ALTERNATIVE NAVAL BASE (FORT CORNWALLIS)
QUARANTINE CENTER
DETENTION CENTER
EDUCATIONAL Abandoned School Buildings
RELIGIOUS Abandoned Church Cemeteries Old Russian Cemeteries & Shrines
Water Reservoir Abandoned Prison Blocks Old British Prison & Bunker
TRANSPORTATION Abandoned Jetty Old Visitor Jetty New Jetty
INDUSTRIAL New Boat Deck
FISHERIES Fish Farm
COMMERCIAL Jerejak Rainforest Resort STILL BEING USED
ABANDONED SCHOOL BUILDINGS
ABANDONED CHURCH
CEMETERIES
OLD RUSSIAN CEMETERIES & SHRINES
WATER RESERVOIR
ABANDONED PRISON BLOCKS
OLD BRITISH PRISON & BUNKER
ABANDONED JETTY
OLD VISITOR JETTY
NEW BOAT DECK
NEW JETTY
FISH FARM
JEREJAK RAINFOREST RESORT
BOAT PEDESTRAIN PROPOSAL
Mud trail with lalang aside.
View 1
Fallen tree.
Narrow mud trail. View
View 2
3
View 4 Trees aside increase with height.
View 5 Wider mud trail.
View 6 Open space rather than distinct trail.
Wet mud trail
View 7
Uneven ground
View 2
View 1
View 1 can look through the church which is located near to our chosen site. Based on analysis, this building considered one of the historical site which should allow users to access and visit.
View 2
View 2 is the view on the boat to our chosen site. From this view, can argued that this is a potential site to attract visitors’ eyes.
View 3
View 3 is the view from the quarry which have a lot of vegetation. Based on analysis, this view have a lot of obstacles which not recommended to emphasize the view.
View 4
View 4 is the view from the pathway towards the detention camp. From the analysis, this view consider moderate view which have plenty of vegetation as an obstacles to notice the chosen site.
View 1
View 1 is the view from the pathway along the site. From this view, can see through the vegetation and view the sea.
View 2
View 2 is the view towards the old jetty. It has historical site which is the old jetty and should be allow visitors to access and visit.
View 3
View 3 is the view towards the sea. Based on the view, We can actually view the opposite Penang island which consider as an design approach and a good selling point towards the chosen site.
View 4
View 4 is the view towards the quarry. This quarry might be the demolish pieces of the detention camp in past few years which have tons of memories behind it.
View 5
View 5 is the view towards the remaining detention camp which consider one of the main historical site in this island. This view should be emphasized and allows visitors to access and visit.
View 1
View 1 is the view towards the chosen site. Based on this view, can argued that this site have fully eye contact with sea and jungle in a proper distance.
View 2
View 2 is the view towards the quarry. Based on analysis, all these stones might be the remaining pieces of the demolishing activity on detention camp. This is an interesting site for visitors to visit and access.
Height (m)
1. Kelat Gelam (Syzygium) 25
2. Jemerlang (Peltophorum)
20
3. Khaya
15
4. Kapur (Dryobalanops aromatica)
10
5. samanea saman
5 0
6. Angsana (Pterocarpus indicus)‎ 1
2
3
4
5
6
1.Kelat gelam (syzygium) • 4-20 m high • Up to 40 cm in diameter • Bark surface smooth to irregularly cracked • Papery flaky, greyishbrown, greenish-brown or orange-brown
2.Jemerlang (peltophorum) • Up to 15 m high • Up to 1 m in diameter • Wide-spreading branches • An umbrella-like crown up
3.Khaya • 15-30 m high • Up to 1 m in diameter • Buttresses • Not prominent • Bark dark grey, with small thin, reddish-tinged scales • Slash dark pink to bright crimson, exuding a red sap
4.Kapur (Dryobalanops aromatica) • 20-60 m high • Up to 70 cm in diameter • Hardwood timber • Grows in clusters on well drained soil on hillsides
5. Samanea saman • 25 M high • Up to 1.5 M in diameter • Rough wrinkled • Developing A symmetrical broad umbrella shaped crown
6.Angsana (pterocarpus indicus) • 30 m high • Up to 2 m in diameter • The Umbrella crowns are large • Long willowy • Drooping branches
Waves
Forest
Flight
Frequency Peak Time
: :
5 to 10 minutes. 6pm to 9pm
Sun Path Diagram
Wind Rose Diagram
Average, Min & Max Temperature 35 30 25 20
Average Temperature (째c)
15
Max. Temperature (째c) Min. Temperature (째c)
10 5 0 Jan
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Relative Humidity 86 84 82 80 Relative Humidity (%)
78 76 74 72 Jan
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Average Rain Days 25 20 15 Rain Days
10 5 0 Jan
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Average Precipitation 500 450 400 350 300 250
Precipitation (mm)
200
150 100 50 0
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Average Wind Speed 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
Wind Speed (km/h)
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Summary Annual average temperature Annual average max. temperature Annual average max. temperature Annual average relative humidity Annual total rain days Annual total precipitation Annual average wind speed
: 26 째C : 30 째C : 23 째C : 81.25 % : 164 days : 2736 mm : 6.5 km/h
Iron Most durable material during that period compared to timber Easy to get rust as near to the sea
Concrete Durable Resistant to acid & water Good Strength Last longer
ABANDONED
EERINESS
TRAPPED
LOST
ADVENTURE SCARY
STRENGTH
OPPORTUNITY
Greater wind provides natural
Accessible.
ventilation. More leisure and away from the crowded city.
Heavy vegetation provides clear air. Heavy vegetation provides cools down
Near to historical site. Flat ground. Less obstacles compared to quarry site.
Less vegetation compared to forest site.
surrounding temperature.
WEAKNESS
THREADS
× Circulation is not clear and easily to get lost.
× Insects like mosquitoes.
× Narrow pathway.
× Reptiles like snakes.
Macro Site Survey (Key Plan, Location Plan, Site Plan & Site Section) -Study our potential site and its surrounding Human & Cultural -Understand the past and feel the past with 5 senses Neighborhood Context -Importance of site contact -Placement of our potential site Activities -Attracts the people to this island Circulation -Understand the weakness of the pathway -Improve it or propose with better solution
Micro View -Identification of good view and bad view -Placement of the orientation of building Vegetation -Study the strength and weakness of the plants Sound & Noise -Make use of it to create different sense of space Sun orientation & Climate -Important for Building Design Strategy -Placement of the orientation of building Materiality -Decision on material used for the building Poetic Space -Different senses are analyzed through whole journey