MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
DESIGN THESIS PAMPHLET 2014 Centre of Studies for Architecture Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) Shah Alam
Studio leader: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ar. Norhati Ibrahim Studio tutors: Mat Rahim Ibrahim, Ar. Ahmad Nizam Ahmad Radzi Supporting technical advisors: Assoc. prof. Ar. Noorhashimah Mohamed Noordin, Assoc. prof. Josmin yahya
[ thesis ] Thesis is the shor t version of ‘hypothesis’, the key claim to be tested or corroborated in a scientific or academic work. Thesis is the term used for the main and final requirement for a degree (usually a master’s degree) by means of which the student demonstrates mystery of the subject matter in the respective field, in anology to the ‘masterpiece’ of an ar tisan. The thesis may be considered as a rigorous form of testing and, as such, open to criticism. In philosophy, the first step of dialetical enquiry method proposed by Friedrich Hegel consists of establishing the ‘thesis’, confronting the ‘antithesis’ and arriving at a ‘synthesis’ representing a higher level of insight. [1]
Content Summary: Eco-Health Valley
Health Edutainment Centre at Taman Tasik Cempaka, Bangi, Selangor. by Madihah Mat Idris
Arena of Equestrianism
Elite Equestrian Club for Denai Alam Township, Shah Alam. by Amirah Fadzilah Mahdzub
Adaptive Space Simulation
Post-Op Rehabilitation Centre at Precint 5, Putrajaya. by Faris Asyraf Marzuki
Didactics Catalyst
Special spor t school for learning disabilities at Jalan Kampung Pandan. by Hazwan Hasanudin
Disambiguation Colony
Adaptive Re-Use of abandoned Flat Tunku Abdul Rahman at Jalan Pekeliling, KL. by Aminuddin Nordin
Morphogenesis
Motivational Rehabilitation Centre at Jalan Haji Taib, KL. by Farhan Arif Tajul Ariffin
Evocean
Marina Yacht Centre at Perdana Quay Telaga Harbour, Langkawi. by Muhammad Akmal Azfar Jaafar
Eco-Genesis
Geo-Engineering Research Institute at Bandar Sultan Suleiman, Pelabuhan Klang. by Khairuddin Sabri Zabidi
Universal Defen-Do
Mar tial Ar ts Centre at Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur. by Izzat Anuar
Rooftop Revolt
Music and Enter tainment Centre for young underground musicians. by Muhammad Afiat Suardi
Sonicity Terminal
High Speed Rail Terminal at Jalan Salak Selatan. by Mohd Hasnizam Hamadion
Mechatronic Skateplex
Youth Movement and Cultural Development Arena at Pasar Seni Riverbank, KL. by Mohd Saufi Zakaria
The Periphery; Urban Public Market
Proposed New Public Market at Jalan Raja Bot, Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur. by Sayed Muhammad Aiman Sayed Abdul Khair
Projektor
Living Cinema; New format of future enter tainment by Nur Amzar Mhd. Noor
Media Exploratorium Hub
An Interactive Gallery for Astro Television Network System Sdn. Bhd. Petaling Jaya. by Siti Nurbaya Abd. Rahman
MCXM; Material Connexion Malaysia Material Technovation Maxim. by Shahzlam Badaruddin
Reference; [1] Por ter, Tom. (2004). Archi-Speak; An Illustrated Guide to Architectural Term. New York NY: Taylor & Francis
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
ECO-HEALTH VALLEY
HEALTH EDUTAINMENT CENTRE AT TAMAN TASIK CEMPAKA,BANGI,SELANGOR FOR MALAYSIAN HEALTH PROMOTION BOARD. MADIHAH BINTI MAT IDRIS THESIS ADVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. NAKIAH BINTI MD. AMIN The thesis is concerned with the low health awareness among Malaysians. The hypothesis is that an architecture that showcases and demonstrates the goodness of healthy environment can contribute towards educating and instilling healthy living concerns. The stand put forward here is: an architecture that integrates and harvests nature key elements can better stimulate people’s awareness and deepen their appreciation for healthy living. Fur ther to this is the challenge on how to capture the architecture-nature bonding within an urban setting, where the terms ‘valley’ and ‘ecovalley’ used to form a reference point, and generate design ideas.
ABOVE: Aerial perspective overlooking Eco-Healh Valley BELOW: Structural configuration of launcing gantries manipulated as building structural system.
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“The conception of its architecture attempts to capture the fluidity and melancholy of a valley, and metaphorically por trays the tranquillity and spirit of the place”.
Night view from lakeside
Wall Section Interior perspective of Expo & Exhibition Area
Exterior perspective of Outdoor Garden
Kid’s Healthy city
Health Expo
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
ARENA OF EQUESTRIANISM
ELITE EQUESTRIAN CLUB FOR DENAI ALAM TOWNSHIP, SHAH ALAM AMIRAH FADHILAH MAHDZUB THESIS ADVISOR: AR MUSTAPHA MOHD SALLEH The design tackles the growing need for an equestrian community in the Malaysian modern suburbs. Horses are by nature wild, and run-free creatures – the thesis embarks on the question of how to respond to a horse’s intrinsic needs and man’s wish for interactions with the animal. The word ‘denai’ – a Malay word for natural pathway spurs design ideas for the project. Paddock, arena, display, prestige, slopes, and mounds are the vocabularies that contribute towards generating appropriate design concepts that establish the interactions between man and horses. The project establishes non confining physical setting that enable engagement of indoor with the outdoor realms to capture the shared spirit of place for man and horses.
Above: Interior perspective of Indoor arena for horse riding
Above: Perspective view form main arena
Above: Horse stable as a place for horse owner for spend time with the horse.
SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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Conference Facilities Boutique Restaurant Car Park
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THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
ADAPTIVE SPACE STIMULATION
POST OP REHABILITATION CENTER AT PRECINCT 5 PUTRAJAYA FARIS ASYRAF BIN MARZUKI THESIS ADVISOR: Ar. ERDAYU OS’HARA OMAR
This thesis adopts the concept of adaptable and interchangeable spaces to create an environment that contributes towards the process of re-orientation and recovery for physically disabled patients and amputees. The design is a depar ture from the sterile environment of a rehabilitation centre, to a physically and psychologically uplifting setting created through the adaptability character of its spaces that alternate between a clinical to a domestic programme.
ABOVE: Perspective view of the building facade BELOW: The building structural system. PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS
STEEL ROOF TRUSSES
CONCRETE STRUCTURE
FULL HEIGHT GLASS WINDOW
STEEL FRAME
METAL CLADDING ALUMINIUM STRIP LOUVERS
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- WET CONSTRUCTION METHOD IS IMPLEMENTED - COMMON CONSTRUCTION PROCESS IN MALAYSIA WITH HIGH AVAILABILITY NUMBERS OF WORKERS - EASY TO DESIGN AND A STRAIGHT FORWARD METHOD - CHEAPER MATERIAL AND LABOR - STABLE AND STURDY STRUCTURE
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REINFORCE CONCRETE RETAINING WALL
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PAD FOUNDATION - USING FRICTION PILE AND PILE CAP TO DISTRIBUTE LOAD TO ALL PILE - STRAIGHT FORWARD AND MANAGEABLE LOAD DISTRIBUTION - SUITABLE FOR SITE SOIL CONDITION
LOW-E GLASS - REFLECT MORE SUNLIGHT - PREVENT HEAT FROM ENTERING THROUGH THE WINDOW
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STEEL ROOF TRUSSES - LIGHT WEIGHT STRUCTURE - DECREASE DEAD LOAD - PRE-FABRICATED FROM FACTORY AND TRANSFERED ON TO SITE - EASY AND FAST ASSEMBLY - CHEAPER MATERIAL AND LABOR
- MATERIAL AVAILABILITY - ACT AS ACOUSTIC INSULATOR - COOLER IN TROPICAL CLIMATE - HIGHER R-VALUE FOR LOWER HEAT TRANSFER RATE -NON TOXIC, ZERO VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUND
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METAL DECK ROOF TRUSSES - FAST ASSEMBLY AND REDUCE CONSTRUCTION TIME - EASY MAINTENANCE AND LIGHT WEIGHT
LEFT: Programs in each blocks BELOW: program and space relationships
The garden perspective
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
DIDACTICS CATALYST
SPECIAL SPORT SCHOOL FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES AT JALAN KAMPUNG PANDAN HAZWAN HASANUDIN THESIS ADVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. NOORHASHIMAH BINTI MOHAMED NORDIN The thesis suggests that the integration of inclusive factors with sensory fundamentals could result in enhancement of a learning environment for children with disabilities. The project attempts to remove the mental barrier of what disabled children can and ought to do. The project accommodates special education needs such as clear access for users, flexible space, safety edifice, therapeutic environment, sensory awareness and architectural way findings as spatial indicators. These elements would enable the children to focus their attention on their abilities rather than their disabilities in everyday activities, essentially enhancing the children’s chances of developing their creativity and problem-solving skills, health level, confidence and self-values.
ABOVE: Aerial perspective overlooking Jalan Perkasa and Jalan Kampung Pandan. BELOW: Structural configuration of the building.
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
DISAMBIGUATION COLONY
ADAPTIVE REUSE OF ABANDONED FLAT TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN AT JALAN PEKELILING, KUALA LUMPUR AMINUDDIN BIN NORDIN THESIS ADVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. DR ESMAWEE BIN HJ. ENDUT This thesis examine the adaptation of abandoned Flat Tunku Abdul Rahman or well known as a “Flat Pekeliling” and restore it as a Residential + Commercial building. This building in context much has been selected as planned, historical and cultural significance, the real interest was expressed in the re-use, and its size. This thesis builds on the initial classification system to propose an integrated strategy with the approach of building development. The final par t of the thesis describes briefly some of the environmental assessment method that can be used to assess the sustainability of the re-use projects. The proposed solution is analysed to see if the design decisions made with environmental sustainability in mind can be measured.
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SECTION A-A BELOW: Structural configuration of existing building that used I.B.S. System.
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
MORPHOGENESIS
MOTIVATIONAL REHABILITATION CENTER AT JALAN HAJI TAIB, KUALA LUMPUR. FARHAN ARIF BIN TAJUL ARIFFIN THESIS ADVISOR: AP. DR RODZYAH MOHD YUNUS Back alley tends to attract negative activities associated to social and environmental problems that urban environment is frequently confronted with - drug abuse, unattended dumping activities, vandalism, illegal sex trafficking and thug fights are common cited issues. This thesis examines how a back alley could be reprogrammed to rehabilitate tarnished image of an urban scape. The challenge is to derive programmes and create architecture that could sustain new, wholesome activity patterns. The result is a proposal that integrates design elements with around the clock self-surveillance features.
ABOVE: Eye-view perspective overlooking Morphogenesis from Lorong Haji Taib 1. BELOW: Structural configuration of box and radial steel envelope structure as building structural system.
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main block commercial block
DESIGN STRATEGIES AND PRINCIPLES
DESIGN STRATEGIES AND PRINCIPLES
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PEDESTERIAN FRIENDLY HARDSCAPE REFURBISHMENT - DOUBLE-FACADE METHOD AND PUBLIC REALM
REFURBISHMENT - DOUBLE FACADE METHOD
RADIAL APPROACH
RADIAL APPROACH
PEDESTERIAN COMMERCIAL FRIENDLY FRIENDLY - HARDSCAPE AND - PROMOTION PUBLIC REALM OF MEDAN SELERA CHOWKIT
COMMERCIAL FRIENDLY - PROMOTION OF MEDAN SELERA CHOWKIT
PEDESTERIAN ROOFTOP ASFRIENDLY NODES OF- HARDSCAPE PUBLIC SPACE WITH AND ELEVATED PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT REALM
ROOFTOP AS NODES OF PUBLIC SPACE WITH ELEVATED DEVELOPMENT
EASIER TO BE ACCESSIBLE FOR PEDESTERIAN
POCKET GARDEN - COMMERCIAL NODES
POCKET GARDEN - COMMERCIAL NODES PEDESTERIAN FRIENDLY - HARDSCAPE AND PUBLIC REALM
MULTIPLE LAYERS OF FEEDER
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GAME FEEDER
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BUSINESS COMIC FEEDERFEEDER
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MULTIPLE LAYERS OF FEEDER ENTRANCE FROM ELEVATED FEEDER
Interior perspective of morphogenesis lobby ENTRANCE FROM ELEVATED FEEDER RAMP WALKWAY
RAMP WALKWAY
STAIRCASE WALKWAY
STAIRCASE WALKWAY
ENTRANCE FROM GROUND
DIVERSE TYPE OF WALKWAY
FLAT WALKWAY
FLAT WALKWAY
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
EVOCEAN
MARINA YACHT CENTRE AT PERDANA QUAY TELAGA HARBOUR, LANGKAWI. MUHAMMAD AKMAL AZFAR BIN JAAFAR THESIS ADVISOR: MOHD ALJEFFRI BIN HUSSIN Malaysia has the potential to become a main yacht destination where yachting along the Straits of Malacca has gained interests from local and international enthusiasts. Facilities suppor ting this recreational activity are currently lacking. The proposal is a yacht and sailing training centre to be located in Langkawi to provide shelter during monsoon period, attend to boat repairs and services. The design thesis seeks for technically responsive architecture that meets seasonal functions that cater for the onshore and offshore demands. How would the change in functional patterns due to the monsoon period affect the building architecturally?
ABOVE : Human-eye view perspective overlooking yacht berthing area and the building. BELOW: Building structural system.
RIGID R.CONCRETE FRAME STEEL FRAME STRUCTURE
L-SHAPE RETAINING WALL
STEEL FRAME CASE GABION RETAINING WALL
RIGID R.CONCRETE FRAME
Special Study Entrance Perspective.
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
ECO-GENESIS
PROPOSED GEO-ENGINEERING RESEARCH INSTITUTE for Ministry of Science and Technology (MOSTI) at bandar sultan suleiman , pelabuhan klang, selangor darul ehsan. KHAIRUDDIN SABRI BIN ZABIDI THESIS ADVISOR: Abu Bakar Abd. Raub “Telah berlaku kerosakan di darat dan di laut kesan daripada perbuatan manusia, demikian (supaya Allah merasakan kepada mereka terhadap (kerosakan) yang mereka lakukan, semoga mereka kembali ber taubat.” -Holy Quran (Surah al-Rum verse: 41)
Recent studies indicate that Asia’s population suffers a high health risk due to outdoor and indoor air pollution. Rather than just being a place to live, work, eat, and be enter tained, buildings of the future will play a “systemic” role – to purify the environment and assist towards the global warming combat. The “systemic” role is interpreted through advanced sustainable design measures that combine passive with technological means that lead to a sanitised working environment.
ABOVE: Aerial view overlooking at overall site near Kawasan Perindustrian Fasa 4, Bandar Sultan Suleiman, Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor BELOW: Structural composition and configuration. N M A E
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ABOVE: Longitudinal sectional perspective through building showing spaces and integration of building design with services.
SITE PLAN
LEFT: Site plan of the project. BELOW: Construction sequence from earthworks until completion.
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Site excavation for piling and pile cap constructed, ready for basement ground beam
The composite flooring now constructed after the beam completed. R.C. Column continously build up for the another level.
Ground beam is constructed after the pile cap is cured and ready for basement slab together with retaining wall.
The core for the services and staircases constructed with slip formwork and steel beam for auditorium is installed.
Basement slab and walling is constructed. R.C column and Main building core is constructed together with staircases.
The steel beam and column for auditorium is braced and the constructed for the 5th level is completed.
The ground level slab is constructed and the core extruded for the next stage.
The Composite Roof Slab is constructed and the steel column is installed, ready for the roof trusses, and roof finishing.
The universal steel for auditorium is erected for its column and beam together with the r.c column and beam.
The brickwall and glazing is completed. The infrastructure ex: perimeter road and plaza is established, ready for completion.
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
UNIVERSAL DEFEN-DO
MARTIAL ARTS CENTRE AT BUKIT JALIL, KUALA LUMPUR. IZZAT BIN ANUAR THESIS ADVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. RAMLI ABDULLAH Practicing martial arts can help reduce depression among elderly and provide mental and physical relief to youngsters. Forms of martial arts vary according to ethnic groups, however share the same ultimate goal and approach. Eastern martial art is about establishing a line of defence and mental strength. The thesis seeks for an architectural solution that celebrates this singularity in goal and diversity in practices, contextual appropriate for a plural society of Malaysia. The proposed “Universal Defen-Do” centre is a sports and recreational centre to cater for the learning and practices of various martial arts in Malaysia.
ABOVE: Overall perspective overlooking Kuyup River and Technology Park Malaysia. BELOW: Structural composition as building structural system.
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ELECTRICAL DUCTING LUXALON LOUVRES JOINTING
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FLOOR SLAB COOLING
STORAGE FOR RETRACTABLE CHAIR
EXTERIOR ENVELOPE LUXALON LOUVRES
GLAZING LOW-EMISSIVITY GLASS
SOLID SURFACING WALLS IN CONCRETE MASONRY UNITS
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RESILIENT FLOORING MONDOFLEX FOR THE COMBAT ARENA
SPECIAL SURFACING EPOXY FLOOR HEAT EXTRUDED ALUMINIUM WALL GUIDE RAIL
FLOOR GUIDE RAIL
04 The multi-purpose hall be used as a combat arena ABOVE: Sequential movement-from multi-purpose hall to combat arena. RIGHT: Material selection of multi-purpose hall.
Sectional perspective
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
ROOFTOP REVOLT
MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE FOR YOUNG UNDERGROUND MUSICIANS MUHAMMAD AFIAT BIN SUARDI THESIS ADVISOR : FAIRUZ REZA RAZALI Rooftop potentials are often unexplored. The thesis examines forms of rooftop linkages within a compact urban footprint, and their role in establishing connectivity between existing and new urban pockets. The design project is an urban revitalisation solution that taps the advantage of connecting an adaptive reuse building with a new development, with programmes that facilitate exhibitionists’ display of talents of our vibrant underground musicians.
ABOVE: Eye-view towards the building, from SOGO alternate entrance accross the road. BELOW: Sectional perspective view showing both structural system and internal programs
3D Exploded Diagram, showing full construction scheme of the building
exterior perspective showing the busking areas at ground level
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
SONICITY TERMINAL NEW HIGH SPEED RAIL TERMINAL AT JALAN SALAK SELATAN, SELANGOR FOR KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU BERHAD, MALAYSIA MOHD HASNIZAM BIN HAMADION THESIS ADVISOR: AIDATUL FADZLIN BINTI BAKRI The present mass transpor tation systems are inadequate in meeting the needs for fast and efficient travel into and out of the city of Kuala Lumpur. The current rail transpor tation terminals are not designed with seamless integration and efficiency of movement for the masses. Something must be done to ensure the issues and problems of congested transpor tation network and uncomfor table daily travel faced by the city dwellers, workers and visitors are addressed to promote liveability and towards a more sustainable city. This design thesis looks at how to organise the various transpor tation systems into a seamless and more integrated modern concept terminal station. The proposed project will reveal a new concept of land transpor tation terminal that integrates not only the rail and road networks but also cater for the commercial needs for retails and leisure of its users. It is hoped to create a seamless experience of travel, work, leisure and shopping.
ABOVE: Aerial perspective overlooking activities and programming at the terminal area BELOW: Structural configuration of main structural manipulated function as terminal building.
ABOVE: Sectional perspective of concept direct access as an airport stanndard. BELOW: programming and activities injected to support the building as not only a terminal.
Interior perspective of cafe and waiting area
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
MECHATRONIC SKATEPLEX
YOUTH MOVEMENT AND CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT ARENA AT PASAR SENI RIVERBANK, KUALA LUMPUR. MOHD SAUFI BIN ZAKARIA THESIS ADVISOR: MAZUIYAH BT MOHD DOM This thesis examines the possibility of transprogramming new activities into a potential urban void. This project regards architecture as a “Living Device” – designed for a specific purpose, inbuilt with transformation potentials to accommodate changing programmes that result in enrichment of multiple users’ experiences, and an improved building per formance. Mechatronic skateplex’ - a mechanically responsive skateboarding arena for urban youths is a proposal that exhibits the ‘living’ dimension that makes a building an architecture for its ability to accommodate varying skateboarding programmes and challenges.
ABOVE: Aerial perspective overlooking Klang River and Dayabumi Complex. BELOW: Structural configuration of launcing gantries manipulated as building structural system. MEDIATHEQUE
ART WORKSHOP THEATRE & EVENT ARENA FOOD & LEISURE
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Interior perspective of mediatheque.
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
THE PERIPHERY; URBAN PUBLIC MARKET
PROPOSED NEW PUBLIC MARKET AT JALAN RAJA BOT, CHOW KIT, KUALA LUMPUR SAYED MUHAMMAD AIMAN BIN SAYED ABUL KHAIR THESIS ADVISOR: HARLINA MD.ALI
Ever since the introduction of hypermarkets, the traditional wet market seems irrelevant to serve a modern day community. Lately however, we see the return of this form of market place in urban infill, as people began to recognize its social, cultural and environmental values. In the old days, wet markets is a place where local community form bondage among themselves as it is an informal meeting place that offers opportunity for exchange of neighborly gestures. This project is an adaptation of the Malaysian wet market that incorporates modern day building services system. The thesis poses a question on what makes our traditional wet market distinctively unique and appealing, and to interpret these characters, taking into consideration of our contextual needs to re-establish social ties of urban communities.
ABOVE: Front perspective from Jalan Raja Hussein BELOW: Structural configuration of launcing gantries manipulated as building structural system.
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Theory 1 (Function)
communication
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Vendors module
Visitors Count
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public market Optimum spaces
Optimum pax
vendors + shoppers + neighbours local interaction
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Raja Bot Market Redevelopment and the surrounding area when completed to rival the Golden Triangle area of the capital city in terms of efficient infrastructure facilities, said Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin. He said the market potential of the new look will be a catalyst primarily on redevelopment of Kampung Baru.
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“With an efficient and comfortable infrastructure like LRT and MRT stations, this area will be comparable to the Golden Triangle area in the capital city and property values will increase in line with this development and will benefit the people here,” he said when launching the Raja Bot Market redevelopment. He was confident that the market will become a major tourist center in Kampung Baru due to factors landscaping, infrastructure, quality products and competitive prices. “With out of box ideas and enthusiasm from every party, I am confident that we develop the ideal environment will contribute to the image of Kuala Lumpur attractive and successful. “The image of Chow Kit, Jalan Raja Bot, Jalan Raja Alang and surrounding areas will be transformed into a more positive encompasses a variety of business and social activities more vibrant, active and healthy,” said Tan Sri Muhyiddin. A sum of RM200 million is allocated for the redevelopment planned Raja Bot Market since 2011 involving an area of 48.032 square meters and is expected to be completed in 2017. The market will relocate hawkers existing 1,527 other new businesses ranging from local entrepreneurs, especially the younger generation.
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MULTIPLIER + MUTATION SPECIAL STUDY BINOMIAL COEFFICIENTS CALCULATION AND EQUATION THEORY
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C(4/1)+C(4/2)+C(4/3)+C(4/4) = C1 + C2 + C3 + C4 =4+6+4+1 = 15 C(4/1)=4!/1!(4-1)!=4 , C(4/2)=4!/2!(4-2)!=6 , C(4/3)=4!/3!(4-3)!=4, C(4/4)=4!/4!(4-4)!=1 Using Combinations as Binomial Coefficients, This can be write as Eg: C0 + C1 + C2 + C3 + C4 = 24 – 1 = 16 – 1 = 15
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So, if we have , n=8 C(8/1)+C(8/2)+C(8/3)+C(8/4)C(8/5)+C(8/6)+C(8/7)+C(8/8) = C1 + C2 + C3 + C4 + C5 + C6 + C7 + C8 = 28 – 1 = 256 -1 = 255 There will be
255 possible TYPOLOGIES
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Section X-X’
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
PROJEKTOR
LIVING CINEMA - NEW FORMAT OF FUTURE ENTERTAINMENT NUR AMZAR BIN MHD NOOR THESIS ADVISOR : SHARIFAH ASMAH TUAN MAT This thesis project is fuelled by the enthusiasm to develop the next step of cinematic entertainment industry called “Living Cinema”. Cinema provides great relaxation and excitement, and in line with the technological advances in 2D, 3D and 4D cinemas, this entertainment industry is expanding rapidly, inciting discussion, provoking debates, predictions and exploration for the future direction. ‘Living Cinema” is thus seen as a great prospect to be developed as the next step of cinematic experience, whereby the audiences become involved in the film’s flow and narration, transforming the current scenario of passive audience into the ‘liveliness’ of active participation.
ABOVE: Eye-view towards frontage of the building from main access road. BELOW: showing the evolution of cinema diagram (left) and diagram of future cinema format (right).
Construction Diagram, showing assembly of construction scheme of the building 1. Space frame 2. r.c shear wall
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Construction sequences on site
piling and foundation
main core
shear wall
r.c column and beam
steel girder
space frame
brick wall and glass curtain wall
floor slab
aluminium cladding
Exterior perspective showing the connection bridge from the building to KTM station.
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
MEDIA EXPLORATORIUM HUB
AN INTERACTIVE GALLERY FOR Astro Television Network System Sdn Bhd AT TAMAN JAYA PETALING JAYA MALAYSIA SITI NURBAYA BINTI ABD RAHMAN THESIS ADVISOR: ASSO. PROF. TUAN SYED SOBRI BIN SYED ZUBIR The by-product of VR and reality in architecture is unclear. Understanding its potentials and limitations could establish a balanced between vir tual and reality. Understanding how design principles could be generated and applied to produce an interactive media gallery is the focus of this design thesis. The result of this study illustrates the merging and blurring of boundaries between vir tual and reality through assimilation and inscribing of both spaces by means of creation of spaces that stimulate the sense of discovery and exploration.
ABOVE: Media wall - It is an interface that acting as a mechanism of information. it can be achieved by emphasis toward the production of materials and technologies. BELOW: Screens are not just simple outer facades. Facades get conceived as image sensitive film; as skins enable to communicate that bring architecture into direct cinema. Skin and surface envelope of building has become programmable surfaces that inform the spatial organization of the volumes and function. Nothing is hidden.
LED TECHNOLOGIES
This Imaginarium is where a group of people can experience virtual experience in a space make into reality where it act as huge Virtusphere platform that combines sensors, a headmounted display, controllers and a giant hamster ball to bring cyber-recreations for mass consumption.. Imaginarium of M X PJ. Program inside the gallery.
VIDEO EDUCATION STUDIO
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CHILDREN WORKSHOP 3
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THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE UiTM SHAH ALAM
THESIS GROUP MAC-JULY 2014
MCXM : MATERIAL CONNEXION MALAYSIA
MATERIAL TECHNOVATION MAXIM
SHAHZLAM BADARUDDIN THESIS ADVISOR: NIK FARHANAH NIK AZHARI The industry of building materials and technology is highly competitive. Manufacturers have to keep themselves ahead of their competitors through ongoing effor ts to produce a better variety and range of selections to suit the needs of the building industry. The proposal is a material library that serves as a reference and engagement point for architects and other members of the building industry to keep themselves informed on the latest building materials technology. It examines material proper ties to cater for transformable architectural assemblage. The project applies hyper-geometrical principles to inspire an exploration of multiple volumes of materials in the library resulting in creation of flexible spaces that can cater for the needs of the building users who are there to be informed of the latest materials in the market, and their unique refer, view and demonstrate applications. In general this proposal serves as the physical and digital building material database and resource hub for architects, designers, traders, educators, and those related to the building industry.
ABOVE: Aerial perspective overlooking site and proposed development. BELOW: The concept of expandable volume within designated frame to cater user demand of display spaces.
BELOW: Application of modules that suits building components through revolving floors.
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FLOORING PARTITIONS OPENINGS ROOFING STAIRCASE & RAILINGS SHELVINGS
BUILDING MATERIAL LIBRARY INNOVATION LABS OFFICE LECTURE HALL VIRTUAL REALITY BOX SERVICES
Interior perspective of library
THESIS COORDINATOR: DR. AR. NORHATI BT. IBRAHIM, IR. MAT RAHIM B. IBRAHIM, AR. AHMAD NIZAM B AHMAD RADZI - EXPERT ASSESSOR: ASSOC. PROF. AR. HASYIMAH BT. NOORDIN, ASSOC PROF. JOSMIN B. YAHYA
DESIGN THESIS GROUP 2014
Madihah Bt. Mat Idris
Amirah Fadhilah Bt. Mahdzub
Faris Asyraf Bin Marzuki
Hazwan Bin Hasanudin
Aminuddin Bin Nordin
Farhan Arif Bin Tajul Ariffin
Muhd Akmal Azfar Bin Jaafar
Khairuddin Sabri Bin Zabidi
Izzat Bin Anuar
Muhammad Afiat Bin Suardi
DESIGN THESIS GROUP 2014
LED TECHNOLOGIES
Mohd Hasnizam Bin Hamadion
Mohd Saufi Bin Zakaria
Sayed Muhd Aiman Bin Sayed Abd. Khiair
Nur Amzar Bin Mohd Noor
Siti Nurbaya Bt. Abd. Rahman
Shahzlam Bin Badaruddin
Ahmad Syahmir Bin Mansor
Ahmad Fahmi Bin Mohd Naziri
Ahmad Faiz Bin Hassan Naziri
Nik Mohd Faizal Bin Nik Yaakob
Curator: Mohd Saufi Bin Zakaria Class Head: Farhan Arif Bin Tajul Ariffin Editor: Norhati Ibrahim, Ramli Abdullah and Sharifah Asmah Tuan Mat September 2014