PHYLLIS LAW
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Table of Contents About Me
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Project 1- Precedent Study Ganendra Art House, Selangor.
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page 10 Project 2- Site Analysis Seri Kembangan New Village @ Jalan SK6/1, Taman Bukit Serdang, 43300, Seri Kembangan, Selangor Project 3- Local Museum Design Design Proposal Design Process
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A b o u t M e | Phyllis Law Tze Cin education background 2008-2012
SPM Graduates | SMK Green Road, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. PMR- 8A | SPM- 10A
2013-2016 Diploma in Architecture | Tunku Abdul Rahman University College | Graduate with Distinction | Book Prize Holder 2016-current
BSc (Hons) in Architecture | UCSI University
working experience 2011-2012
Part time tutor | Pusat Tuisyen Cendekiawan
2013 (3weeks) Trainee | Design Network Architect 2015-2016 Architectural Intern | T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd.
extra curricular activities & achievements 2008-2012
Taekwondo Club | Member | Inter-School Taekwondo Championship 2009 | Sparring-Bronze
Inter School Christian Fellowship | Member Sports Day | Badminton player | Sports Day’s Badminton Team 2011, 2012 | Champion 2013
National Service | Volleyball team |Champion in inter-camp sports carnival
2014-2015 Tunku Abdul Rahman University College Architecture Society | Vice President 2015 KL Tour organized by Student Represantative Council | Vice President Prepared by Phyllis Law | Portfolio | page 5
PAM Best Student Award 2015
Project
Ganendra Art House
Location
Seksyen 17, Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Completion Date January 2011
Site area 771.4 m²
GFA
633.4m²
Building Height
2 storeys- 8m excluding the wind shaft
Architect
Dr. Ar. Ken Yeang
Architecture Firm
T. R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd.
Site Context
The gallery is located in a luxury residential area next to a low cost housing scheme.
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precedent study
Legend: 1. vertical wind shaft 2. 450mm sunshading device at the west facade 3. plastered rough brick walls 4. single column supported canopy 5. hollow sand brick boundary fencing
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Kitchen
Bath Utility 3 room
Store 3
Guest room
Bar
Gallery Display 1
Courtyard
Reception Gallery office
Store 1 Porch A
Ground floor plan
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Hierachy (wind shaft) cool air warm air
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This gallery is the second project to receive a final certification from GBI under the RNC category and sixth project overall.
Sustainability
1. adapt to microclimate such as the sun path, wind path and noise
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2. having cavity walls and 450mm depth sun shading devices at the west facade 3. cross ventilation is allowed across the gallery
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4. bioswales to filter the surface water flowing back to the ground 5. regional materials (500km within the site) are used for this project-no imported materials are used 6. indirect natural lighting 7. Landscape which occupies 55.3% of the site area reduces urban heat island effect on its site
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8. row of trees between the main road and gallery is remained to provide shades & absorb the noise from the main road 9. rebars and broken concrete blocks from the previous demolished buildings are reused. Legend: 1. Landscape ramp 2. Rebar railings from previously demolished buildings 3. alfresco dining area 4. i-beam supported onduline roof Prepared by Phyllis Law | Portfolio | page 9
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GBI Certification
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Seri Kembangan Kajang
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SMK Seri Kembangan
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Putrajaya
SJK (C) Serdang Baru 1
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Jalan SK6/1, Taman Bukit Serdang, 43300, Seri Kembangan, Selangor
Kuala Lumpur
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Location Plan NTS
Seri Kembangan New Village site map
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seri 沙登华人新村 kembnagan
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views to site
existing fruit stall
existing mamak stall
south-west view
north-west view abandoned structure
north-east view
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abandoned structure
seri 沙登华人新村 kembnagan
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RELA building
site analysis
existing car wash centre
existing TNB PMU
view to site south-east view commercial row beside the site
1:200 scale site model
view from site south-east view
services which is less occupied by visitors are urged to be located at the west
aligned to the site
aligned to the north-south axis
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hierachy
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commercial centre opposite the site
construction site
south-west view residential area
north-west view Sri Mewah Apartment
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seri 沙登华人新村 kembnagan
north-east view
residential area
site analysis
view from site
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view from the edge of the new village
building typology found at Seri Kembangan
serving as an urban park to the surrounding housing area
average number of storey at Seri Kembangan New Village
Introduction Developed from a mining and rubber estates, the 72-hectare Seri Kembangan New Village is the second largest in Malaysia after Jinjang. Chinese was moved by the British from Sungai Besi to the new village and started of with 50 houses, and now, having 2500 houses.
seri 沙登华人新村 kembnagan
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site analysis Jalan SK6/1, Taman Bukit Serdang, 43300, Seri Kembangan, Selangor
housing masterplan aligned to the river
reminiscence
providing for
perspective
serenity
as my main design intention. Designing a museum for Malaysia Chinese New Village, serene spaces are created to allow the visitors to have a calm mind to recall back the unforgettable Malaysia history, where Chinese are segregated by the British to the New Village during the Emergency Period to cope with communism which was very active at that period. Serene spaces are achieved by segregating the quite zone with water feature as shown in the masterplan. Treating the gallery as the hierarchy of the spaces, architectural elements are implemented where sustainability is taken into account. Inspired by traditional air conditioning concept, the columns in the gallery are transformed into exhibition, natural cooling and natural lighting elements.
the sketches above show my initial idea (left) and the developing idea of the natural air conditioning concept to be applied into the gallery (right). The final conceptual idea of this elements is illustrated at the following page. UCSI University | BSc {Hons} in Architecture | Semester 3
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museum design
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natural light is brought down to the lower ground level
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cool air evaporation from the water feature is induced by the hot air above
rainwater is allowed to flow freely into the elements & acts as a screening to the exhibition panel when it rains
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case study: Pearl Academy of Fashion, Jaipur, Rajasthan reference: http://edition. cnn.com/2012/02/28/world/ asia/ancient-air-conditioningarchitecture/
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Legend: 1. 50mm thick zincalum metal decking 2. customized shape rainwater gutter 3. 80mm depth mild steel c channel 1200mm c/c 4. fascia board 5. 100mm depth steel I-beam 6. 80mm depth steel I-beam 7. 50mm x 50mm mild steel angle cleat 8. 30mm x 30mm square hollow section 9. 150mm x 150mm concrete column to engr. details 10. 200mm depth reinforced concrete beam to engr. details 11. 100mm x 100mm of 5mm thick steel plate 12. 80mm x 80mm of 5mm thick steel plate 13. 25mm x 25mm mild steel angle cleat 14. 3.2mm thk glass exhibition panel 15. 4mm ø galvanised steel bolt 16. wooden member
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north elevation hierarchy are created by having the gallery block roof flat and specially designed roof for the gallery
south elevation
least openings are applied at the west facade to prevent excess heat gain of the building
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museum design
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1. gallery 2. multimedia 3. cafe with souvenir 4. administration 5. male washroom 6. female washroom 7. disabled washroom 8. storage 9. services room 10. staggered water feature
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11. outdoor exhibition 12. quiet zone 13. allotments 14. drop off area 15. disabled parking 16. bus parking 17.bicycle parking 18. garbage 19. spacious spot for cultural events 20. 20mm depth water feature
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masterplan
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ground floor plan
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Legend: 1. cafe outdoor seating area 2. administration 3. corridor to the washroom 4. gallery 5. exhibition glass panel connecting down to the lower ground 6. polycarbonated sheet shielding the roof 7. resource centre entrance 8. ramp accessing from FFL +0.50 to FFL +1.50
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Legend: 1. ramp down to the lower ground level 2. outdoor reading area 3. entrance to the gallery 4. glass door accessing gallery, resource centre or multimedia room 5. adjustable louvres to allow natural ventilation in the gallery 6. feature walls as an initial approach to the gallery 7. cafe entrance
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Legend: 1. multimedia room 2. courtyard 3. staircase down to the resource centre 4. staircase accessing to multimedia room and gallery 5.outdoor reading area 6. exhibition glass panel 7. quiet zone 8. ramp down to the resource centre 9. staggered water feature
physical study model
scale 1:100
Legend: 1. outdoor exhibition area 2. ramp accessing to lower ground level 3. services such as washroom, storage & administration 4. cafe and souvenir 5. area for allotments
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physical study model
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Legend: 1. openings which allow natural lighting and for the rainwater to flow through the gallery’s column 2. gallery 3. outdoor reading area 4. courtyard opening 5. services such as washroom, storage & administration 6. cafe and souvenir 4
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initial design idea
schematic desig
most spaces are raised up to have a continuous park below
spaces are brought down to ground floor and parks are remained below the buildings
practical for the elderly to always access to the first floor?
too much excavation work & high cost?
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buildings are raised up by 1.5m and the metres down
still too much excavation work? Ne
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developing ideas
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egative spaces spotted?
only the gallery block is raised up by 500mm
quality of spaces and strengthen the design intention?
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final design quality of spaces are improvised and slight excavation is proposed for the resource centre
final design proposal
design process?
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