Teeqx Design Portfolio by Atiqah Saleh

TABLE OF CONTENT

+ PREFACE

PERSONAL STATEMENT

01 DIPLOMA IN INTERIOR DESIGN + YEAR ONE

+ YEAR TWO + YEAR THREE

02 BA HONS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN + DESIGN PROJECT 01 - APPLE BOOTH STORE

+ DESIGN PROJECT 02 - JAPANESE CUISINE RESTAURANT

URBAN DESIGN 03 MA + URBAN DESIGN PRACTICE - OXFORD WEST END + FINAL DESIGN PROJECT URBAN DESIGN ISSUES - A FOCUS ON TOWNSCAPE DESIGN FOR THE REDEVELOPMENT OF ICKNIELD PORT LOOP, BIRMINGHAM

04 A & I NETWORK + M S DESIGNER

+ DATO' AZHAR HOUSE, NILAI SPRING HEIGHTS + DATO' ROZANNA KAYANGAN HEIGHTS, SHAH ALAM + 2 STOREY TERRACE HOUSE, SURIA SELAYANG + SETIA ECO PARK BUNGALOW, SETIA ALAM + SAMIK X2 SHOWROOM, PUCHONG + OUG BUNGALOW, PETALING JAYA + 3 STOREY TERRACE HOUSE AMAN PUTRA, PUCHONG + MR. LEOW BUNGALOW, PETALING JAYA + TERAJU OFFICE, SURIAN TOWER DAMANSARA + PETALING GARDEN SALES OFFICE

05 TEEQX DESIGN

+ SWING FACTORY CAFE, KUCHING SARAWAK + SHARAF SUE HOUSE PUTRA IMPIANA, PUCHONG + KPKT HOUSING CAMPAIGN EXHIBITION + PROPOSED NEW SIGNAGES FOR MAEPS + GRAFIC DESIGN

+ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Diploma in Interior Design University Teknologi MARA Seri Iskandar Perak Malaysia BA Hons Interior Architecture & Design Teesside University Middlesbrough United Kingdom MA Urban Design Oxford Brookes University Oxford United Kingdom

NOOR ATIQAH SALEH atiqah.saleh@gmail.com +6019 451 4599

PREFACE - Personal Statement

Studying in foreign language and continent has significantly established my independence and maturity. Becoming the student of UiTM Malaysia and Teesside University UK has developed my design expressing skills and cultivated me to be more capable at doing hand drawn sketches, AutoCAD drawings, manual renderings and illustrating, apart from expressing my design ideas into 3D Software such as Sketch-up and other Adobe software. I was elated to pursue my master’s degree, gain abundance of knowledge and new experiences, while studying together with other nationalities. I believed I’d complete my postgraduate studies in the UK with flying colours in view of the fact that I was a Second Class Division One graduate from that country. Here I am graduated with a Merit in MA Urban Design from Oxford Brookes University UK, albeit learning about a whole new course on designing and planning which was rather difficult from my point of view. Throughout my studies, I have entered several events and programs managed by my school department as well as my university. The group conducted by me for ASEAN Design Jamboree 2008 event was nominated the Best Group and won 1st place in a few competitions held during the event. It was one of my prime achievements and I met design students from South East Asia such as Indonesians, Thais and Filipinos. Getting to know them and exchange customs had been one of the most memorable occasions of my existence which made me appreciate other country’s art and culture even more. Later on in Teesside, I was appointed to be a committee member of Teesside University Malaysian Society as the Publicity Bureaucrat. I was also the international face for the university’s prospectus and have represented the School of Arts and Media in an International Exhibition held at the university. I was an active member of the Malaysian Society in Oxford. My final Urban Design project is still being used widely by the tutors in the Department of Planning as course reference in lectures and classes. Soon after finishing diploma, I was employed by my former internship firm called A&I Network from December 2010 until right before I flew into the UK to further my first degree, and get the pleasure from being one of the designers in the organization. From there, I learned working with multi-racial developers, contractors and dealing with suppliers, which has improved my confidence level and communications skills. I value creative thinking, commitment, teamwork and performance. I personally think that being a keen learner with capabilities and the experiences I gained would help me prepare to produce maximum output as possible as a team member. After graduating my first degree, I have been proposed to fill in as a Designer in a design and built firm in Malaysia which then exposed me into the role of site supervision that includes the work of producing progress report and coordinating the contractors up until project hand over. In my spare time, I enjoy doing adventurous outdoor activities such as hiking, jungle canopy tracking, archery, and also indoor sports such as futsal and wall climbing. I am seeking for opportunities to work together with some internationally renowned interior design or architecture companies and developers before pursuing my dream to become a woman entrepreneur building up my own company that is capable of creating employment for future graduates apart from sharing the knowledge and experiences I can get from time to time. I believe that my values and passion for design make me a good addition to any company or team.

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Play Structure Model Subject Matter: Tortoise

Project Esquee for Drawing - Subject Matter: Tortoise

YEAR ONE

Interior Design, Furniture Design, Basic Drawing & Building Construction

Building Construction Model: Malay Vernacular House Proposed New Design for Outdoor Living Area Theme: Tranquility

Proposed New Personal Space for Elvis Presley

Proposed New Interior Design for an Apartment with 3bedrooms & 2bathrooms Concept: Modern Retro

YEAR ONE

Interior Design

Proposed New Interior Design of Female Restroom for International School

Proposed New Design for Hi-Tech Game Kiosk Name: Gamertron

YEAR TWO

Interior Design

Proposed New Interior Design for Jami' Indian Cuisine Restaurant

Proposed New Interior Design for Skin Food Retail Spa

Proposed New Interior Design for Modish Boutique Hotel at Kellieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Castle Perak

YEAR TWO

Interior Design

Project Esquee Proposed New Design Scheme for Munchy's Information Kiosk

YEAR TWO

Furniture Design

YEAR TWO

History of Eastern Arts & Architecture

YEAR TWO

Sketches Practice

YEAR THREE - Interior Design JUNK Youth Community Centre

YEAR THREE - Furniture Design

J-Guitar Stool for JUNK Youth Community Centre

Alhambra - Palace of the Lions Granada, Andalusia, Spain Summer May 2014

APPLE BOOTH STORE

FINAL YEAR DESIGN PROJECT 1 Interior Architecture Proposed New Design for Apple Booth Store at Westfield London

The key elements in designing a booth or a kiosk is through its function, accessibility and aesthetical value, to drive the attention of customers and passers by. Therefore, space requirements and design concept need to be determine not only according to client's needs and branding purposes but also by providing appropriate human ergonomic aspects and figuring the best type of attractions to deliver impactful customer experience. This Apple Booth Store is designed to be having all of the above mentioned criteria in accordance with the type of services Apple or Machine would be providing.

Interactive Product Display Area 1

Facade

Booth Exteriors

Concrete Tiles

Tempered Glass Laminated Wall Panel

Interior View from Booth Entrance

Facade

Solid Timber Hexagonal Bar Stool

Upper Floor Customer Discussion & Genius Bar 2

Product Display Area 2

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FINAL YEAR DEISGN PROJECT 2 Interior Architecture

Proposed New Interior Design of Ishin Japanese Cuisine Restaurant at Kuala Lumpur

Scandinavian Village Aviemore Scotland, UK Summer June 2015

URBAN DESIGN PRACTICE Diversity of Spaces: Connecting plots and blocks that are currently being segregated by Oxpens Road whilst providing appropriate mix uses for the community and economy.

The figure below represent the Masterplan of Oxford West End created by Group 7 in Urban Design Studio. It is an axonometric perspective of the site designed by the group, overlooking from the West of Oxford. This UD Studio masterplan rationale for this site is to enhance the experience on arrival from the South of the city. The street network created will connect to periphery areas of interest including Westgate Shopping Centre and Oxford Castle. The population can navigate efficiently through the site, guided by the still visible Spires whilst making full use of additional facilities and retail opportunities. With purpose built cycle lanes and pedestrian walkways, safety as well as enjoyment will be paramount. This objective will lead to design actions such as creating a traffic calming and safer streets to serve the community at the Oxfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s West End area. Cullen (1961) explains the importance of creating a place to giving a good visual perception is by gathering buildings looking as if they are layered and collaged together can produce a pleasurable vision of a place.

According to Mehta (2013), sense of safety on the street will be achieved by the characteristics and familiarity of the environment where vegetation are being inserted onto the street design, and also where there was a presence of non-residential mix land use on the street (Perkins et al. ,1993). The map above demonstrates building blocks and plots that were created based on the street networks planning made earlier in UD Studio. Red long arrow indicates principal streets. Dashed red lines represent the integrated street typology being implemented in the site using the integrated street example of Exhibition Road in London. Dotted lines are streets that is pedestrianised but could still accommodate strolling cyclist.

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THE NEW MASTERPLAN Detailed Section of Key Area

REPORT SUMMARY The first section of the report started of with an introduction to Group 7 Masterplan generated from Urban Design Studio 1 module, followed SWOT Analysis of the site and finally ended with diagram explanation of Design Rationale with a total of 6 design objectives that are being used to explain the individual area vision. In the second section, illustrations of the individual proposed master planning is shown, followed by the Design Vision of this project along with detailed illustrations of sections of key areas on the individual site. The third section of this report are briefings of the design objective and design actions undertaken and being implemented into the individual site. Finally a summary images of Design Images of the individual site to conclude the overal visionary of the site. Design Objevtive 1- Permeable connectivity throughout the site DA1.1 Impact upon arrival. DA1.2 Improve links from Southern area towards the Northern area of the site. DA1.3 Enhancing and integrating existing streets & networks. DA1.4 Provide safer and interesting entrance/exit. Design Objevtive 2- Create pedestrian and cycle priority areas DA2.1 Linking plots that are currently occupied by OCVC & Ice Rink. DA2.2 Provide a safer environment. DA2.3 Traffic calming streets.

Design Objevtive 3- Diversity of spaces for different range of uses, condensing the OCVC DA3.1 Create a sense of community and site utilisation. DA3.2 Flexible places to stay or pass by comfortably. DA3.3 Decrease segregation of users on site, increase shared spaces. DA3.4 Optimising site location, host street market & shop frontages. Design Objevtive 4- Urban Design qualities and visual approach DA4.1 Townscape, sense of place; Cullenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s concepts of place making. DA4.2 Sensory richness of the site with street furniture and the use of building materials. DA4..3 Use appropriate build form, material and finishes. Design Objevtive 5- Energy efficiency improvements for a sustainable district DA5.1 Maximise the performance of built form by prioritising on building orientation to maximise sunlight, proximity to services, materials sourced, and relevance of design. DA5.2 Keep existing riverside vegetation where possible and integrate vegetation throughout development. Design Objevtive 6- Feasible Development DA6.1 Must have residential developments of social housing and integrated with market housing throughout the site. DA6.2 Low development cost with low expenditure for residents DA6.3 Integrate residential, business, retail, and recreation proportionately throughout development.

DESIGN OBJECTIVES Design Images on Site Traffic calming streets with appropriate hard and soft landscaping along the road which has vehicle parkings.

Integrated street with one way vehicle lane to accommodate pedestrians and cyclist. Different built form material finishing using stones and bricks.

Hard and Soft Landscapes to provide sensory richness and add up to the energy efficiency scheme with the use of appropriate decidous tress/plants.

Covered Market providing business opportunities for the OCVC and others, opened for the public to excess and connecting to the City Centre via Westgate.

OCVC Square that resembles the use and design of Trafalgar Square in London.

A Dutch traffic engineer Hans Monderman introduced a concept of shared space, an implementation to an integrated street. Putting the relation between traffic behaviour and the design of public space on the citiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; planning. The idea of this concept was to create a space whereby pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles can all occupy the same surface, without kerbs or barriers to segregate them. The rationale behind this idea is that occupiers of the street, both pedestrians and vehicles, will behave more responsibly and raise their awareness upon entering the street.

FINAL DESIGN PROJECT Urban Design Issues II Stage 1 A Focus on Townscape: Maintaining Townscape Design to Create a Distinctive Place Identity in The Context of a Highly Dense Urban Environment

Figure 1 - Issues I Model of 200PPH.

The aim of the project for Urban Design Issues I, which was done by Group 6, was to test and deliver solutions to the following question; â&#x20AC;&#x153;How do we safeguard and deliver high levels of environmental quality in the context of increasing intensification of land useâ&#x20AC;?. Issues I project was generated by defining and studying how environmental qualities can be maintained within three different density scenarios of 200, 500 and 800 people per hectare (pph). All density models designed were achieved by following the compilation of a detailed literature review and analysis of relevant case studies, completion of a land budget and assumpstions and series of testing analysis on the designs.

Figure 1 - Issues I Model of 500PPH.

Figure 1 - Issues I Model of 800PPH.

Figure 1, 2, and 3 illustrates the generic model designed by Group 6 in Issues I project. From reviewing the models produced in Issues I project, Group 6 believed that they have successfully achieved all the densities required whilst still meeting the group targeted environmental qualities. They however had identified a range of outstanding sub-issues, which will then be developed by different members of Group 6 team. Further refinement is required to develop the highest density model into a place with character and individuality, which will be delivered in a section of this report. The Urban Design Issues II report (video) will focus on the topic of Townscape. The topic will combined both strategic urban design approach and detailed architectural approach for the creation of a well delivered townscape design. This outstanding issue of Townscape design from Issues I is hoped to be resolved in the Issues II project.

LITERATURE REVIEW & ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK OF TOWNSCAPE Establishing a Framework URBAN DRAMA & COMPLEXITY

LEGIBILITY OF FORM & FUNCTION

Creating a sense of drama within the urban environment should not be shapped only by the flow of users and traffic but should be integratCullen suggested that the function of a place should be visible at first ed through a theory which Cullen calls as “here and there” that also sight from the layout plan. He also said “the most significant lines of means a series of flow and rest spaces. Cullen describes his theory of ___FUNDEMENTAL__ force will largely determine whether the town is intelligible, and has THEORY “projection and recession” by disintegrating the streets into more than a characteristic form”. Creating a juxtaposition of scale and style, just a repetitive grid system or regular routes pattern. Some principles character and individuality, form and function, could make a place apare by angling or curving the street, contrast in building design or form, peared distinctive. and fluctuation of streets and spaces. Legibility is mentioned as “the ease with which the layout of the place This interesting and dramatic urban environment is supported by varcan be understood and navigated as a whole” by Lynch. In order to ious of experts including urbanist such as Jacobs that suggested the ___SUPPORTIVE___ achieve this, place planning is created with coherent pattern. Lynch THEORY combination of an easily understandable grid sysem with irregular also explains that providing physical elements like landmarks or nodes street pattern is a distinctive and most valuable tactic of city design. and way findings will contribute to distinction of a place. Legibility apMcCluskey also came up with supportive theories from Cullen about peared when functional qualities of towns can be easily understood. dramatic elements in townscape.

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Figure 18 - The secondary street form connects to existing routes without being dictated by the norm lines of traffic flow, creating complexity in layout plan. Source: holcimfoundation.org (Urban precinct reconstruction in Fez, Morocco.)

1) Is the built environment shaped by the innitial flow of primary traffic routes? 2) Is the planning of street network designed to create drama and interest? 3) Does the townscape offers flow and rest through a series of connected enclosed and disclosed spaces? 4) Does the townscape morphologically incorporate different elements? This topic of complexity and drama in both street flow and built environment can be achieved at all range of densities. However, it is noticed that a limit for intensification of land use probably exist. Highly dense senario might give a slight undesireable impact to other urban quality such as orientation of building for energy efficiency and active building edges, as this density senario might need to be be developed vertically, which will create the phenomenon of the ‘urban wall’ like the one happening in Hong Kong. (Wong, 2011) Applicable Density Range: 200 pph

Figure 19 - World major cities regular and irregular street planning, creating distinctive place from plan. Source: Doobybrain.com

1) Is the neighbourhood centre or high street legible on plan? 2) Does the function of places could be recognise on plan? ____INDICATORS____ (built form and public realm) 3) Do physical elements like landmarks or nodes and way findings appeared to be legible? 4) Does the typology of street helps in terms of the legibility of place functions? _____DENSITY_____ It is noted that a high street cannot be supported without a significant level of density. A certain density is essential to allow legible functions ANALYSIS

of a place as it will support bigger number of amenities and services that usually concentrated along primary routes at the centre of town. Mix land uses and functions could also be achieved with highly dense scenario for legibility to be delivered which will not only focusing at the centre of town. The use of scale, massing and activity can raise the effect of legibility at eye level. Applicable Density Range: 200+ pph

LITERATURE REVIEW & ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK OF TOWNSCAPE Establishing a Framework OVERLYING MULTIPLE USES

SERIAL VISION

Shaping Neighbourhoods by Hugh Barton explains that density, mix of Cullen’s theory of serial vision in ‘The Concise Townscape’ is to capland use, and clustering will increase accessibility and generate activture the series of revelations provided when walking through towns. ities which would enhance the liveliness of a place. Cullen suggested ___FUNDEMENTAL__ He also suggested that although the user may walk through a town at compatibility in multiple overlapping uses within a townscape and ada uniform pace, the place should incorporate a series of events and THEORY vised designers not to segregate uses to ensure social living and great related spaces to create a sense of journey and discovery in the urban unities. environment. Cullen explained that serial vision could also be added to an existing cityscape. Gehl says “fortunately, interest is growing in building dynamic mixed use urban areas instead of conglomerations of free standing single This topic is supported by Lynch’s seminal work ‘The Image of the buildings” to support the urban transformation from single use build- ___SUPPORTIVE___ City’ which discussed the psychological effect of a legible, varied and ings into a more mixed and varied urban environment. When compatdramatic townscape. Lynch suggested that the journey through the city THEORY ible uses are grouped, the perception of safety is increased assisting should project to all human senses as he studied further the theory the increase in pedestrian and cycle activity which positively influences of Cullen’s design for visual interest. He believed that the alternating viability and character of a place (Ng, 2010, Jackson, 2003, Berman, and contrasting aesthetics of townscape is more fundamental to the 1996 and Cervero 1996). success of the neighbourhood than its legibility.

Figure 20 - Bjarke Ingels produced this multiple uses diagram for his architecture creation. Source: Designboom.com (BIG architects for 8 house)

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Figure 21 - This figure ground drawing can help extract key building lines to understand how

1) Does individual blocks appeared to be mix use? the streets and spaces are being defined. Source: holcimfoundation.org (Urban precinct reconstruction in Fez, Morocco.) 2) Does neighbourhood provide active edges along street networks? 3) Do the built form and public realm support overlapping / multiple functions? 1) Does the development provide a range of streets and spaces? 4) Is passive surveillance maximised in public space for the perception 2) Do routes through the development offer contrasts in scale of street ____INDICATORS____ of safety? (personal safety, home safety and road safety) widths and building heights? 3) Does the design of the development incorporate interests through different techniques of serial vision such as deflective vistas etc? It is crucial to design multifunctional neighbourhood or building blocks 4) Does the place developed through events and related spaces to where high levels of density and intensification of land use exist. A create a sense of discovery? certain density is again required to allow multiple functions of a built environment within a neighbourhood. Mixing the uses of a neighbourArguably, serial vision can be implemented at the lower residential hood or a block horizontally and vertically will add legibility and interdensities, however a range of street typologies and enclosed spaces est to the townscape. It is however important to intelligently deisgn a can only be included in the design of neighbourhoods of a certain den_____DENSITY_____ development that optimises the use of land available. This topic is to sity, creating a successful sense of serial vision. Therefore densities ANALYSIS embrace diversity and social inclusion, providing passive surveillance should not be to low in order to achieve this topic. Existance of density in an urban environment. limitation for this particular topic has yet to be established. Applicable Density Range: 200+ pph Applicable Density Range: 200+ pph

LITERATURE REVIEW & ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK OF TOWNSCAPE Establishing a Framework STREETSCAPE & SENSORY RICHNESS The term â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;sensesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; is defined by Gibson as the system for human perception that furnish us with a variety of sensations. Humans respond by looking, listening, sniffing, tasting, and touching. Recognition of nature and location of ___FUNDEMENTAL__ sources by taste and smell system will trigger memory of emotional response, THEORY which gives character to a townscape. According to Responsive Environments by Bentley et. al., a place should be enliven with careful decisions regarding materials and features embedded within the character of a particular development. A variety of materials and features could stimulate all senses to provide a unique and rich place. Urban ___SUPPORTIVE___ Streetscapes: A Workbook for Designers by Gibbons & Oberholzer suggested THEORY that improvement of paving and street furniture could provide an incentive for people take pride in their environment.

___CONCEPTUAL___ DIAGRAM Figure 22 - Vegetations variety and the use of different materials for built environments. Source: Edsaplan.com (Pratt Streetscape Design)

1) Is the townscape designed for all senses? 2) Does the development provide a combination of built and natural environments? 3) Does the development incorporate local materials to enhance local identity? ____INDICATORS____ 4) Can a range of street elements and furniture with standardised styles be found in the development? Human experience is affected by cognitive processes such as thinking and memory that are obtained by organizing and integrating information and making intepretations from it. Sensory experiences are important to urban development because it is a response that will encourage people to recognise a place. A distinctive place also incorprates local materials for built environments. Good street furniture should be more spontaneous and standardised, _____DENSITY_____ looking as if it has always belonged to the a place. This topic on the other hand ANALYSIS do not have any density limitations for it to be achieved. Applicable Density Range: 200+ pph

This framework table is a compilation of findings from the literature review undertaken earlier. It represent the overarching theory of 5 principles of townscape design with example diagrams of contemperory application for each principles. This theoritical framework is used to generate questions for the case study analysis. It is to determine best practice from a current development in the context of high levels density and intensifications of land use which will then become implementation guidelines for future development of townscape principles. Density study has been added to the framework to indicate appropriate application for future design. It is believed that a place is richer in terms of its townscape design if the land use is intensified. This statement could be studied further whether it could be valid, to achieve high quality environment of an urban development.

Greater Icknield Masterplan Boundary Map

Envisioned urban planning of the Icknield Port Loop Canal Walk

Icknield Port Loop, Noth West Birmingham. Site Visit Photos

FINAL DESIGN PROJECT Urban Design Issues II Stage 2 Redevelopment Project Proposal on Icknield Port Loop Birmingham : Focusing on Townscape Design

Townscape Urban Design Video by Atiqah Saleh http://youtu.be/roX6WexrIRA

This design video was produced by a Malaysian student with background qualification in the Interior Design field and it is solely an individual effort which generated research from both literature reviews and case studies to examine a sub-issue that will be explored further and resolved. This video is produced for the second stage of the Urban Design Issues II Module in the Urban Design Master Programme at Oxford Brookes University and it is an extension of the work undertaken from the first stage, which was a refinement of the topic that combined both strategic urban design approach and detailed architectural approach for the creation of a well delivered townscape design in the context of a highly dense urban environment. The second stage is the application of the findings from the first stage. The output of this video are the introductions and explanations of design principles that could be applied into this project through designing key area on the test site. Further more the design principles could also be applied into any sites for that matter and potentially becoming as instructions and recommendations for future practitioners.

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Extension and Interior Refurbishment for Datoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Azhar House, Nilai Spring Heights This project took place at a Semi Detached house in Nilai Spring Heights. The client came to MS Designer to get a consultation on ideas for extending their house towards the backyard, creating a new bedroom on their existing kitchen and relocating a new kitchen & laundry area. The client preferred the extension concept to be blended with the existing building design so it wont look oddly added to the house. The top most photo in farther left is the existing exterior of the house. Constractors came in after a five-week discussion and consultation with the client. Both exterior and interior construction took place all at the same time.

Photos showing the extended building of the house, completed meanwhile the assembling works of the kitchen cabinets and other fittings were on going. Kitchen cabinet is from Bel Kitchen Setia Alam. The interior works for the new bedroom was also in progress at the same time. The whole construction of this project was fully completed within 7 weeks.

Interior Planning for Dato Rozanna, Kayangan Heights Shah Alam

English Style Masterbedroom, Nilai Spring Heights

New Interior Design for 2 Storey Terrace House, Suria Selayang

Proposed New Interior and Exterior Design for Setia Eco Park Bungalow, Setia Alam

Samik X2 Showroom, Puchong

Proposed New Interior Design for OUG Bungalow, Petaling Jaya I was assigned to come up with the schematic design of this project, especially the 3D visualization part and layout plan drawings. I managed to do a couple of site visits to this bungalow to take measurements and to get the feel of the site. Clients are a mix blood couple who wanted a hint of chinese homely culture and feng shui for the interior as well as the exterior designs. However, they also wanted different themes for each rooms to suit for their children and guests, yet overall wanted a modern and simple touch. When I received this project, it was almost towards the end of my working period in A&I Network before I further my first degree studies. Hence the status of this project is unknown to which it may or may not had been completed by A&I Network.

New Interior Design for Aman Putra 3 storey Terrace House, Puchong

Proposed New Interior Design for Mr. Leow Bungalow, Petaling Jaya My job scope for this project was to design the interior of Mr. Leowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s residence meanwhile the building was still being constructed at that time. I was being partially assisted by the 3D Visualiser and daughtsman to come up with tender drawings. Managed to do a couple of site visits before the interior construction started. The project has been completed in 2012 by A&I Network team, after my departure to further my first degree studies.

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New Interior Design for TERAJU Office at Surian Tower Damansara My job scope for this project was to design the grand Conference Room, Discussion Room, Staff Hall and Pantry Room. Apart from that, I was assigned to come up with drawings such as the all types of layout plans, ceiling plans, built-in & loose furniture plans and some construction drawings. It was a team work of 4 individuals; the project manager, interior designer, 3D visualiser & draughtsman. This project was the first few that I managed to join as a team member when I first entered A&I Network again as an Interior Designer. I was able to deal with suppliers and contractors, while going for site visits and inspections from the start of construction towards the completion of the office. Project was completed in July 2011.

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PROPOSED LAYOUT PLAN FOR ISLAND & PENINSULAR BERHAD AT ALAM SARI SALES OFFICE, BANGI

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AS SHOWN MARCH 2010

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This Drawing is copyright. Contractors must check all dimensions on site. Only figured dimensions are to be worked on. Discrepancies must be reported immediately before proceeding.

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Interior Design for The Swing Factory Cafe Kuching Sarawak A freelance job assigned to consult and propose on new interior design project of a cafe suitable for indoor golf sport. The site is on a first floor of a shoplot in Kuching, Sarawak. My scope of work did not involved the construction phase but only involved on the preliminary design stage from consulting on the design concept of the cafe, the schematic design, to coming up with 3D visuals of the cafe design to be presented to the client alongside necessary detail drawings for the construction of the project. The client specially requested for dark ceiling, brick wall finish, timber flooring, warm lighting, and most importantly fitting in a minibar, a mini golf driving range and a golf simulator area into the cafe space.

This cafe is owned by a supplier of indoor golf simulator, and he is very involved in golf himself. Golf is the core concept of this cafe, for the golfers or non-golfers to have a hangout place while being able to try on the indoor golf simulator or the mini golf driving range themselves, apart from having good food to indulge on while being in an ambience that has plenty of urban vibes around the cafe for a get together, especially with live band shows during the evenings.

This cafe has been completed around mid year 2015. Photos of the completed cafe design were shared by client.

Interior Design for Sharaf Sue House Putra Impiana, Puchong Selangor

Before moving into their new home, the couple wanted to get the whole house together with a little touch of interior designing and decorating. Since they are on a tight budget, I am challenged to come up with creative ideas to make the house well divided, uncluttered, practical and at the same time looking like a cozy home. These clients didnt want to have too many permanent or built-in pieces in the house and the pair personally picked earthy colours and warm lighitng to match with some of their pre-owened furniture such as the black leather sofa set, dining table & chairs, and other bedroom furniture.

Parts of the house with new interior designs are; Ground Floor Guest Hall, Dining Area, Dry & Wet Kitchen, Guest Room; Upper Floor - Masterbedroom, Family Hall, Bedroom 2 & 3. My job scope for this project apart from visualizing the interior concept for the client to agree on, is to design the plastered ceiling, built-in furniture, schematic colour of the interior, selecting wallpaint colours & wallpaper patterns, selecting other furniture & fittings, as well as coming up with all the construction drawings and dealing with sub-contractors & suppliers until the completion of the project. Project completed in August 2013.

Detail Drawings of Built-in Wardrobe at Master Bedroom

Furniture Layout Plan & Ceiling Plan for both Ground Floor & First Floor of the house.

Proposed Spatial Planning on â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;KPKT Housing Campaignâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; at KLCC Exhibition Hall 1 & 2 for Reconsult Sdn. Bhd.

I was approached by the event planner team (Reconsult Sdn. Bhd.) to help them create an idea of traffic flow for the proposed event. Spatial planning of the hall basically was from clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s requirements, by positioning a few different types and sizes of booths according to their importance to place developers and associations. Leisure spaces such as Networking Area & Kids Area are being incorporated into the spatial planning to create a less formal ambience, divided into both sides of the hall to make visitors spread out from the entrance and moving forward towards the end of the exhibition hall. Straight-forward mini-booth designs were being proposed based on 2 required sizes; 10x10ft & 10x20ft.

Proposed New Signages for MAEPS

Graphic Design

Acknowledgements

This portfolio is published by Noor Atiqah Bt. Saleh. I would like to express extreme gratitude to everyone who has made this portfolio possible especially to Shah Rezwan B. Shuhaili who has assisted me while I was working on it. Thanks to all of my lecturers in UiTM Perak Malaysia, tutors in Teesside University & Oxford Brookes University United Kingdom, who have always given me tremendous guidance and support, helping me all the way through my learning process. Thanks to my mentors for their time, support and guidance whenever I seek for them. A special gratitude to my parents Hj. Saleh Yusuf and Hjh. Baiyah Ahmad, as well as my family, for their endless love and support on everything I dreamt of doing and pursuing.

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The Interior of Malmaison Hotel Oxford, UK Formerly a prison building regenerated into a 4-star hotel Visited in August 2014