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PHILLIP YAP 2023

Phillip Yap is a graduate of School of Architecture, Building and Design Taylor’s University with a full sponsorship under the shortlist of Veritas Architects Kuala Lumpur, involved in competitions and architectural projects under the internships in both Studio Karya, and Fabian Tan Architect.

His academic research primarily focuses on relationship between cognitive sense of place, technological platforms, and policy making to support the span of architecture that human find space in. He persists that architecture is the ultimate apparatus to discover and uncover human knowledge for a rightful use of technology for sustainable civilization, to guide or to accommodate, the scale of thoughts must go back to the basic needs.

PHILLIP YAP KAI HANG

Architecture PArt 1 GrAduAte

29.06.2000

Malaysian Chinese Basketball, Piano, Socio-political Podcast and Walking

phillipyap2000@gmail.com

linkedin.com/in/phillip-yap-31759b199/s

+60 165208722

@phillipykh

PracticEs

Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Architecture Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus

Foundation in Natural and Built Environment Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus

Malaysian Certificate of Education Science Stream SMJK Yuk Choy, Ipoh.

Education SKILLS

CGPA : 3.87

CGPA : 3.77

SPM : 9A+/A

Veritas Architects Kuala Lumpur Post Visitation Contextual Study Presenter

Studio Karya

Competition Proposal - Rumah Malaysia 2020

Fabian Tan Architect Internship - Submission Drawing Production

December 2018

- January 2019

January 2020

- March 2020

December 2022

- March 2022

Mandarin English Bahasa Melayu
Photoshop Illustrator Enscape InDesign SketchUp AutoCAD Microsift Office REVIT Procreate
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Extra curricular awards

Future Thinker X

School of Architecture, Building & Design

Future Thinker VII

School of Architecture, Building & Design

South Korea Study Trip Award 2018

Veritas Design Group

mASEANa Site Inventory - University of Tokyo

PAM - Malaysian Institute of Architects

ArchiFest Interschool Event

School of Architecture, Building & Environment

ARCHIDEX Online Lecture Event 2019

ARCHIDEX Kuala Lumpur

Youth Cadet Sergeant Camp

KRS Daerah Kinta Utara

Toyota Eco Youth Environmental Programme

UMW Toyota Motor Sdn Bhd Malaysia

architEctural tours

Featured Speaker 1st Runner Up

Featured Speaker

Funded Recipient

Faculty Representative

Featured Presenter

Featured Presenter

Warrant Officer 1

School Representative

MASA Symposium Architectural Utopian Proposal

YADC Facade Design Competition 2020

KLAF 2018 - Time Capsule Design Competition

KLAF 2020 - The Malaysian House Competition

ARCASIA Thesis of the Year : 15 Minutes City

Taylor’s World Class Full Scholarship 2019

Taylor’s Education Group

Lisbon

1st Runner Up

2nd Runner Up

Rome

Participation

Santorini

Participation

Awarded Recipient

Paris Marrakech Berlin

Amsterdam
Singapore L. Angeles London Seoul Barcelona

By synthesising the relationship between natural human thinking behaviour and existing natural elements — the young Saman Samanea tree, this studio design aims to seek a shared frequency between users and site through the biomimetic language of intersecting roots and its phototropic interpretation of horizontally growing shoots.

architEcturE and thE KitchEn-gardEn

By learning from the neighbourhood’s way of creating place, design framework initiates a rethinking of the primitive relationship between Architecture and the Kitchen-Garden, as a response to the identified gardening constraints in the current living typology of terrace housing, enlightened with the existing terroir culture found in their backyard. In response to the neig bourhood’s gardening tectonic expression, the fundamental 3 subsequent steps of design were proposed : Ad-hoc as Spirit, Pockets as Magnets, and Gardens as Dissolvers. Envisioning the typology of “architecture and the kitchen-garden”, the park is now a part of their habitat.

... and thErE is a currEnt

Reliving the place identity of Medan Pasar as a non-destinational place, Community Prototyping Transit acts as a pass-by-street for Transient Communitiesto drop by for hands-on and serviced repairing, while a one-stop-center for Creative Communities to settle in for creative business inheritance.Responding to the Sensitivity of Time in Medan Pasar, the retracing of Time as Spatial Generator is used speculate the actual space-use perception of Perme-ability, Morph-ability, and Borrow-ability, to create a Design Framework to generate a collective yet specific design to secure the co-existence of Creative Communities and Transient Communities.

a montagE ProjEct for thE rEmainEnts

By mapping the relationship between Retiree, Returnee, and Mentee, reflecting back MBI’s vision of envisioning Ipoh as a Filming Base, I pictured the programme of this project to be a Community Making Basecamp, to catalyse the ad-hoc culture depicted from the street expansion, to the rest of the landscape of Ipoh, - A Montage Project for the Remainents.

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Academic
thE samamEan languagE

thE canaanland KoK housE

The vision of the Canaanland is based of the basics of human needs and wants. Dwelling into the context of Overpopulation and the invasion of Artificial Intelligence, this land manifest the adaptation of Pod-House (Private Space), On demand Parametric Urban Planner ( Temporary Public Space) and Jireh Factory (permanent space) with them regulated by AI depending from the demanded order from the Big Data.

Professional

A refurbishment project of a 2-Storey Corner Lot Terraced House, designed for 2 working class couple, 2 schooled kids ,1 elderly and a maid in Petaling Jaya, design embrace tropical touch from the surrounding into the custom furniture and finishing as a school of inspiration for the family.

rEliving tanah mElayu tsr housE

The primary intention of Rumah Malaysia is to facilitate an architectural system to tackle the lack of adaptability & sustainability of the existing imported housing typology from the west in the era of urban sprawling. Hence, we have attempted to envisioned the ‘house’ of a ‘hypothetical Malaysian family through the assimilation of dwelling concepts of our predecessors who walked in the land of Tanah Melayu : Gua, Pasar, dan Balai.

A ground zero project of a 3-Storey Detached Bungalow, a gift from a man to his wife. Design appreciate minimalist lifestyle with an emphasis of view, finding an liminal relationship between interior and the exterior, drawing echoes of nature into the void of silence .

dEPrivatising urban void in Kl goldEn trianglE lcw housE

Thesis outline an existing solid-void relationship mapped on the upper part of Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle, as the resultance of gated property boundary, disconnected circulation (cul-desac), and underutilized urban void, leading to the design problem, a malnourished perception of place. Instead of proposing an utopianistic design with sustainable measure and play-live-work efficiency, this research is rather an experiment of dimensional perception of space and pathspace relationship, in relation to the formative process of an individual’s private mapping of place.

A refurbishment of a 2-Story Semi-Detached House, designed for a youthful couple in Subang Jaya, Selangor. Design features a rotatable device on the first floor, transforming a carved interior space to a temporal outdoor deck, directing to the cliff view adjacent to the house.

Competition

PROJECT BRIEF

A COLIVING STUDIO

A working studio for 2, by the slope side of a Lake, to take advantage of surrounding natural elements for spatial design.

PROJECT LOCATION :

Subang Ria Recreational Park Jalan SS 12/1, Taman Subang Ria, 47500 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

PROJECT PARAMETERS:

In Compliant to MBSJ Guidelines

Maximum 2 Storey GFA 100 sqm approximate

The Samanean Language

By synthesising the relationship between human thinking behaviour and existing natural elements, the young Saman Samanea tree, this studio design aims to seek a shared frequency between users and site through the biomimetic language of intersection, overlapping and its phototropic interpretation of horizontal growth.

The specificity of spatial intention is determined through the form-al configuration from interpersonal, intrapersonal to inert (thinking processes); then, arranged obeying to the privacy spectrum (level of sunken-ness) as it moves down. As a working studio, ample space is invested in transitional spaces urge users to disconnect, through a soft dominated linear circulation that pushes transitional quality over efficiency.

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In search of a

Biomimetic Language

Looking for the place identitiy of the site, the natural characteristic of Saman Samanea is extracted as the main design principle of the construct. Due to light demanding feature of this tree family, a horizontal growth of shoots is discovered to maximize the coverage of sun, leaving the shoots to drop low at the tip, this form the overall massing of the building construct. As the roots do not grasp deep into the soil the root surfaces onto the topsoil layer and interlocks with each other to form a greater surface area of grasp , interpreted through the construction method of the building with interlocking strategy.

A speculation of building typology as the result of PandemicGarden Syndrome within the Kebun Komunity in USJ 2.

2 Architecture and the Kitchen-Garden

By learning from the neighbourhood’s way of creating place, design framework initiates a rethinking of the primitive relationship between Architecture and the Kitchen-Garden, as a response to the identified gardening constraints in the current living typology of terrace housing, enlightened with the existing terroir culture found in their backyard. In response to the neighbourhood’s gardening tectonic expression, the fundamental 3 subsequent steps of design were proposed : Ad-hoc as Spirit, Pockets as Magnets, and Gardens as Dissolvers.

Envisioning the typology of “architecture and the kitchen-garden”, the park is now a part of their habitat.

PROJECT

A GARDENING COMMUNITY CENTRE
In Compliant to MPSJ Guidelines 3-4 Storeys including rooftop GFA 4000 sqm approximate Kebun Komuniti USJ 2 UEP Subang Jaya, 47600 Subang Jaya, Selangor
LOCATION :
PROJECT
PARAMETERS:
BRIEF
PROJECT

Learning from the local ways of creating place,

Questioning the definition of a Gardening Community Centre, if a communal activities can still exist without a center, what is the new purpose of architecture? Should my architecture actually create defined space with a prefixed gardening activities, or should the architecture try provide a purpose of gardening to occupy the undefined spaces used just like how it is in their ad-hoc allotments? By having this question to ponder, here when I know how I wanted to chapter their ad hoc spirit into the park.

Ad-hoc as Spirit

Depicting the ad-hoc tectonic expression of the local gardening habit, inhabiting the existing terroir culture takes place in their backyard., design intends expose the ‘behind the scenes’ of food making from the fundamental process from soil to table. To study about each of the fundamental process, their schematic relationship between processes are mapped out as my spatial generator for this project.

Pockets as Magnets

By utilizing the urban theory of tactical urbanism, “where structure do not create permanent spaces, but influence the modification of place for the temporal use”. The USJ Kebun Komuniti can now demarcate their use land under the zoning of work, play, live, for kids and the youngsters to engage interactive learning or some masak masak. Eventually potentially expand and reflect their the adhoc gardening habits, just like how they demarcate the residual spaces in the first place.

Garden as Dissolver

3 Types of edible garden being placed the 3 main sub entry of the gardening center, the garden act as dissolver to dissolve the transitional experience from the recreational park into the structure with the intention to release the territorial demarcation of privately perceived space into publicly shared communal space.

PROJECT BRIEF

AN URBAN ROOM

An Community Making Basecamp for the Kampung Jawa-ians. A Montage Project for the Remainents.

PROJECT LOCATION :

Lot 76-80, Lebuh Ampang, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Selangor Darul Ehsan

PROJECT PARAMETERS:

In Compliant to UBBL, BOMBA, and MBI Guidelines 5 Storeys with a public space adjacent GFA 1350 sqm approximate Plot Ratio 1:5

...and there was Current.

Reliving the place identity of Medan Pasar as a non-destinational place, Community Prototyping Transit acts as a pass-by-street for Transient Communitiesto drop by for hands-on and serviced repairing, while a one-stop-center for Creative Communities to settle in for creative business inheritance.

Responding to the Sensitivity of Time in Medan Pasar, the retracing of Time as Spatial Generator is used speculate the actual space-use perception of Perme-ability, Morph-ability, and Borrow-ability, to create a Design Framework to generate a collective yet specific design to secure the co-existence of Creative Communities and Transient Communities.

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PROJECT BRIEF

AN URBAN ROOM

An Community Making Basecamp for the Kampung Jawa-ians. A Montage Project for the Remainents.

PROJECT LOCATION :

6, Jalan Horley, 31350 Ipoh, Perak

PROJECT PARAMETERS:

In Compliant to UBBL, BOMBA, and MBI Guidelines 3-5 Storeys with basement included GFA 2000 sqm approximate Plot Ratio 1:5

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A Montage Project for the Remainents

By mapping the relationship between Retiree, Returnee, and Mentee, reflecting back MBI’s vision of envisioning Ipoh as a Filming Base, I pictured the programme of this project to be a Community Making Basecamp, to catalyse the ad-hoc culture depicted from the street expansion, to the rest of the landscape of Ipoh, - A Montage Project for the Remainents.

Manifesting the idea of this Montage Project, design advocate for the ideation of Architecture to be dissolved by the ad-hoc extension, whereby the Architectural Elements are designed to be dissolWved by the making processes of the 3 main Raw Materials selected to create the olden landscape of Ipoh.

Carparks Vehicular Entry Vehicular Exit Waterpump Room Genset Room M&E Room Smoke Lobby 1 Smoke Lobby 2 Lobby 3 Firestairs Firestairs 2 Firestairs 3 Liftcore Liftcore 2 Liftcore 3 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Drop Off Point Loading Bay Main Street Secondary Street Washroom Water Catchment Paper Making Ground Wax Making Ground Textile Making Ground Trishaw Market Trishaw Parking Garage Seating and Extension Primary Stage Back Stage Auction Ground Paper Sculpture Retail Wax Sculpture Retail Custom Tailor Retail Balcony Laundry and Drying Area Equipment Storage Room Al-fresco Al-fresco Seating Stage Seating Washrooms Service Rooms Repairing Makerspace Paper Sculpting Studio Wax Sculpting Studio Traditional Weaving Studio Accommodation Backyard Theater Foyer Secondary Stage Rehearsal Studio Connecting Bridge

competition work

1

Rumah Malaysia

The primary intention of Rumah Malaysia is to facilitate an architectural system to tackle the lack of adaptability & sustainability of the existing imported housing typology from the west in the era of urban sprawling. Research looked at the Malaysian household and the ways to solve sustainbility issues related to this typology, proceeding to speculate that the future of the household would lean towards a trend of increasing social volatility, self-isoloation and economic diversification.. Hence, we have attempted to envisioned the ‘house’ of a ‘hypothetical Malaysian family through the assimilation of dwelling concepts of our predecessors who walked in the land of Tanah Melayu : Gua, Pasar, dan Balai.

The Canaanland

The vision of the Canaanland is based of the basics of human needs and wants. Dwelling into the context of Overpopulation and the invasion of Artificial Intelligence, this land manifest the adaptation of Pod-House (Private Space), On demand Parametric Urban Planner ( Temporary Public Space) and Jireh Factory (permanent space) with them regulated by AI depending from the demanded order from the Big Data.

2

Deprivatizing Urban Void in KL Golden Triangle

Thesis outline an existing solid-void relationship mapped on the upper part of Kuala Lumpur Golden Triangle, as the resultance of gated property boundary, disconnected circulation (cul-de-sac), and underutilized urban void, leading to the design problem, a malnourished perception of place. Instead of proposing an utopianistic design with sustainable measure and play-live-work efficiency, this research is rather an experiment of dimensional perception of space and path-space relationship, in relation to the formative process of an individual’s private mapping of place. Thus, the modifying site includes all de-privatized void as temporal urban infill rather than another insertion of solid into the urban fabric.

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professional work

TSR HOUSE

Project Type

Location

Brief

: Residential : Kuala Lumpur

: 3-Storey Detached Bungalow

PROJECT INVOLVEMENT

Schematic Design Phase

Design Development Phase

Contract Documentation Phase

Contract Implementation Phase

Final Completion Phase

- Submission Drawings

- Electrical Specifications

- Detailed Specs from Subcon

- Site Inspection

SITE MEETING ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATION

Some sketches using Ipad procreate for effective layovering during and afterconstruction meeting with the subcontractor for detail mechanism of the operable sliding door.

-STORE MASTER BEDROOMMASTER BATHROOM--BEDROOMBEDROOMBEDROOMBEDROOM900MM LOW WALL RC WALLSTUDY AREA BEAM SIZE 10225 1 A 3 6 7 C B D E RL38.06YARD DECKPUMP/FILTER ROOMSTUDY BATHPOWDER ROOM-B C A D LOT 8216 1096.7mp LOT 8217 1 6 7 C D 2 3255 2800 4300 3200 3950 3925 8 3025 2895 600 2160 1150GUARD TOILET1650 1260 1150 1520 1070 2600 1650 1265 750 900 1110 750 (DROP 650MM) ROCK GARDEN 1865 24005 3585 (CTD PANELS) (CTD PANELS) (CTD PANELS) GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1 B C A D 1 6 7 C D 2 3255 2800 4300 3200 3950 3925 8 3025 2895 STAIRCASE RISER: 150MM STEPS:
MODIFIED SKETCHES
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

LCW HOUSE

Type

: Residential : Subang Jaya, Selangor : Refurbishment of a Double Storey Semi D

PROJECT INVOLVEMENT

Schematic Design Phase

Design Development Phase

Contract Documentation Phase

Contract Implementation Phase Final Completion

- Construction Specifications

- Detailed Mechanic Specifications

- Specialist Liaising.

DEMOLITION PLAN

DETAILED MECHANISM

950 2325 30 75 220 2650 2650 2650 1175 1175 150 50 250 CL 110 140 CL 55 CLOFPOINTB,C CIRCUMFERENCE POINTCLOF A,B CIRCUMFERENCE POINT POINT POINT 2567 2567 CENTRE OF ARC MAIN SETTING OUT RADIUS 2650 MAIN SETTING OUT RADIUS 2650 CLOFPOINTB,C CIRCUMFERENCE POINTCLOF A,B CIRCUMFERENCE POINT POINT POINT C 2567 2567 2567 2567 CENTRE OF ARC 2474 2474 40MM THICK PROFILE 7P CLADDING 260MM THK BEAM FOR STEEL TOP PLATE AREA ONLY OF RC BENCH TBC DOTTED LINE INDICATES 150MM THK UPSTAND BEAM BELOW 50dp 100dp 2325 2325 1000 CENTRE OF ARC 300 300 200 200 1000 DOTTED LINE INDICATES DOTTED LINE INDICATES CEILING FAN, DETAILS TBC SIZE PLAN (Ø1440MM) 75 220 220 1175 1175 250 CL CL 75 30 220 55 220 CLOFPOINTB,C CIRCUMFERENCE POINTCLOF A,B CIRCUMFERENCE POINT A POINT B POINT 2567 2567 899 899 1575 1575 75MM WIDTH 30MM DEPTH RC SCUPPER WITH LED STRIP 325MM RC KERB,SCREED TO FALL OUTWARDS OUT OF CHS COLUMN, SHOP DWG 1175 1175 250 CL CL 75 220 55 220 CIRCUMFERENCE CIRCUMFERENCE POINT POINT B POINT 2567 899 899 1575 1575 NOTE: DOOR SWINGING INDICATION ONLY, DOOR DETAIL TBC OVERALL THICKNESS 216MM CHANEL DOOR, DETAIL TBC OUT OF CHS COLUMN, SHOP DWG CEILING FAN, DETAILS TBC SIZE IN PLAN (Ø1440MM) MAIN SETTING OUT RADIUS 2650 MAIN SETTING OUT RADIUS 2650 50 150 50 250 CL 65 185 CL 75 30 220 CLOFPOINTB,C CIRCUMFERENCE POINTCLOF A,B CIRCUMFERENCE POINT A POINT POINT 2567 2567 CENTRE OF ARC 110 150 40 CL CL 40MM THICK PROFILE 7P CLADDING PLEASE SEE TOP PLATE SETTING OUT OF CHS COLUMN, REVISED FROM THAM'S SHOP DWG SIZE PLAN (Ø1440MM) 4'X8' PLYWOOD FORMWORK SETTING OUT DOTTED LINE INDICATES 150MM THK UPSTAND BEAM ABOVE
STAGE 1 RC SETTING OUT 1F PLAN 1F DOOR MECHANISM ROOF DECK SLAB RCP SYSTEM PARAMETER OVERLAID GF PLAN SETTING OUT ROOF PLAN STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 Project
Location Brief
A B C E D 11 9 7 8 6 5 4 2 1 3 10 4465 3025 1450 3150 1225 2520 1330 3820 2450 2475 3075 3585 4300 3060 EL-403 A F SEC-407 F E SEC-406 D SEC-405 SEC-404 B B SEC-404C C 15945 7490 6660 4300 FALL VOID VOID R2650 LEDGERC PROFILE WALL1F PROFILE PROFILERF-3 SLOPE A B C E D 11 9 7 8 6 5 4 2 1 3 10 4465 3025 1450 3150 1225 2520 1330 3820 2450 2475 3075 3585 4300 3060 EL-403A A F SEC-407 F E SEC-406 D SEC-405 D SEC-404 B B SEC-404C C 15945 7490 6660 4300 FALL FALL RF-E RF-3 RF-3 RF-E RF-3 RF-3 RF-3CSFFL:5.35ROOFDECKCSFFL:6.20SERVDECKCSRFL:5.35 AW8 A B C E D 11 9 7 8 6 5 4 2 1 3 10 4465 3025 1450 3150 1225 2520 1330 3820 2450 2475 3075 3585 4300 3060 EL-403 A F SEC-407 E SEC-406 E D SEC-405 D SEC-404 B SEC-404 C 15945 7490 6660 4300 AW5 A B C F D 11 8 4 3 10 Merge into one footing need structure. use back existing brick wall. Post and beam structure. Dont want shear wall Staircase change RC, top-up slab (pink, refer section) 11 9 7 6 10 Staircase change RC, top-up slab (pink, refer section) use back existing 11 9 7 6 10 Revised design per discussion To reposition C7 8. No need RC structure, we use lightweight steel structure polycarb roof. FB.6, FB.7, FB.8 depth be revised needed. 11 9 7 6 10
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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