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Unit C promotes design and thinking approaches that may programme urban settings to create a more tranquil environment. These design implications for communities may provide humanitarian assistance and resilience programmes while also safeguarding existing sustainable development. Through architectural interventions, the urban site could be a solution for a larger framework of community in promoting peace and injecting resilience among them. Each group will conduct a site analysis which includes layering diagrams and a written analysis of designated topics to be compiled into an ‘A4 Catalogue’ format (portrait). Next, each group will produce an ‘abstraction model of reaction’ (size A1) based on the designated site studies to support the catalogues.
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11 vv Understanding The Site. Site analysis, site reaction, cataloging & abstarct models. 01
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The suggested interventions on these laneways are related to the public domains. They are examined in various parts of Kuala Lumpur. This research contributes to our design programme by elucidating the distinctive balance between individual laneways and their urban surroundings, as well as the laneway-specific issues. The suggestions will seek to design a temporary, portable structure which can also be detachable or transportable. Examples of interventions that can be proposed: eatery area, meeting spot, pop-up library, art installation, meditation space, and so on. Please refer to- https://www.pps.org (PROJECT FOR PUBLIC SPACES). The idea can accommodate between 2-10 people and requires little maintenance. For example, a meditation cabin for 2 persons that can be deployed to any flood-prone neighbourhoods in Kuala Lumpur that lack essential amenities and shelter
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74 E X I S T WIND CHIMES MOTION SENSORED ENTRANCES BÜSKÎN LANEWAY BÜSKÎN LANEWAY EXISTING SITE PLAN PROPOSED SITE PLAN ZONING En rance Hawke A ea us ca o e WE AIM TO TRANSFORM THE ONCE OFTEN IGNORED AND NEGLECTED LORONG HANG LEKIU INTO A LANEWAY THAT BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER THROUGH MUSIC, THE INTENTION TO COMPLETELY TRANSFORM THE LANEWAY INTO SOLELY MUSIC FOCUSED IS BASED ON THE "HOMELESSNESS" CRISIS THAT SPLIT THE COMMUNITY FURTHER FROM EACH OTHER DUE TO THE DIFFERENCE ON COMMUNITY STANDINGS, HOMELESS PEOPLE ARE OFTEN DEHUMANIZED BY ENTITLED PEOPLE AND THEY RARELY COMMUNICATE OR INTERACT WITH EACH OTHER DUE TO LANGUAGE BARRIER AND DIFFERENCE IN SOCIAL STANDING. HOWEVER, WE DO BELIEVE MUSIC COULD POSSIBLY BE A WAY TO BREAK THE BARRIER BETWEEN THE TWO, A BRIDGE THAT CONNECTS THEM TOGETHER IN A LANEWAY WHERE PEOPLE OF ANY STANDINGS COULD USE, AND UTILIZE. P R O P O S E D S O U T O N
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77 THE LINK LORONG YAP AH LO Y We need the community take ownership of the Lorong Although ‘Think City’ had converted lanes and side roads in the downtown area of Kuala Lumpur into vibrant spaces, but it does not seem to have achieved the desired results At Lorong Yap Ah Loy, someone had written mobile numbers on a mural Several structures placed there to encourage physical activity, were clearly underutilized The installation was showing signs of age and looked like it had not been maintained ‘THE LINK’ intended to reuse the laneway and create a safer, cleaner, functional and interactive self-sustain laneway In order to achieve this goal, we had targeted our users as the people who lived besides the laneway and who use this laneway as a shortcut to approach their destination With several activities spot and energy self-sustain system that corporate with local laneway user, we aims to root a strong sense of community instilled in this area to get things better over time
Analysi s Overall Design Schematic Sketch (Linkage) | EXPERIENCING WALKWAY | WIND TURBINE FT. PLATER TOWER | LINK BRIDGE TO COMMUNITY PLATFORM | RECYCLE BOX AREA | EXPERIENCING WALKWAY | WIND TURBINE FT. PLATER TOWER | BACKLANE WALKWAY | STRUCTURE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Sama-sama Kongsi shelter can provide a place for the street friend to rest and eat. This shelter is simple to detach, transform, and transport, as well as simple to store. It is also multi-functional and can fold into many shapes to accommodate a variety of activities. Portable restroom and shower are available for the homeless community’s benefit, which can also help the street appear cleaner. To discourage drug use, the toilet is surrounded by vegetation, which provides privacy but is not entirely enclosing. can also help with offensive filtering. Portable Shelter Portable Restroom & Shower STREET FRIENDS Attempt to connect with the public community and street friends by using the same alleyway in balance, creating a friendly feeling for the public, and forming a closer relationship with the public who share their cultural beliefs. Spread more resource knowledge to the street friends and teach them how to use the area appropriately, providing them with the necessary survival resources. And to attract more people to socialise around The Lorong Bandar 13, create a peaceful and clean urban alley. COMMUNITY BALANCE ATTRACTION LEISURE EVENTS Portable Shelter Assemble Meeting and gathering area Bazzaar and Leisure area Barber area Restroom and Shower area Portable shelter as seating area Meeting and gathering Portable shelter as eatery area Portable shelter as barber area Hygeine area 01 02 03 05 04 01 02 03 04 05 SECTION X-X SECTION Y-Y + + Portable Shelter Assemble Group 4 Teoh Hooi Ying 1001849879 Muasha Mahir 1001851433 Wong YI Man 1001852275 Kong Wen Hau 1001953921 Chan Jia Sian 1001852017
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You need to produce a thorough research based on selected literature reviews via drawing or model of an A1 size to illustrate your architectural reaction based on the following themes: FLASH FLOOD, CITY MAKING & URBAN TRAFFIC. These narrations act as a vital methodology for driving architectural thinking through reading and design exploration. You will be asked to interpret your narratives based on the chosen theme and design procedures with the aim of imagining your own speculative design solutions. Ultimately, you will learn how to define the setting and building design, and to create a compelling architectural concept.
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83 PAIISE P R O B L M Stress Pressure Noise Unhealthy Fast Mind pollution O L U T O N Pause Unwind Cultivate wellbeing Relief Be alone Be social Learn Interact P A U S E A O N E Meditate Nap Quiet Protected Lay P A U View & Sun Site Condition Site Response Noise Site Condition Site Response Site Plan Police Station Financial Services Site Issue Office Tower Site Strategies Site Analysis g g p p y k p h b p d p y p d d g d p d p y O h K L h d ap d deve opment d d d now he e h h mos v s ed c t n he wo d -p p p y g gg f h p p Th h h p p it p h y by g g p p t s ow down and be soc a District 1 G B d O RT B District 2 H ma n due o th LRT and h b h h h d No se M g gh d d on o h s t g g p b k d by h hb f t he Wes Sun Or en at on St ong w nd come rom the g y d h h d h h Wind D rect on Scale 1: 2500 m n li n m n ku du Rahman D 2Circulation & Access Site Condition Site Response Zoning Site Condition Site Response Bandaraya Shopping Masjid Laman Tun Perak U R B A N P A II S E S h p d y d p d p d p p h K L h d k pace env onm n Wh ch unhea hy en onmen a p y p y gg h p p p p -b g h h d p y d h -p p p g h g pp t y p p oc z oda Sen e o soc a d connec on Legends Th h h h g h as a ed C d p d d d p g g d - p p b p he d ou e or ed upo hem by ou m de n - d h d b d h p g h t t t d d h y g g p na u e p c s to op s nd roposed Program W k C p t L ve Component Shelter Clinics CO working Job opportunities L C p t Education Gather Sharing P ay Componen Therapy
84 Speculative Model The Pillar The individual roots all join together to form one strong trunk which is the pillar. Just in this manner, for successful city it is important for the individuals in the different communities in city to set aside all their differences and act as one united community. When they unite together, they themselves become a pillar upholding the success and the ideologies the led to this success. The more united the indiviuals are, the stronger the pillar is. The Timeless Manner The Infinity sign represents the importance of timeless concepts inorder for the city to have continuous success. For a successfull Clean City even, the concepts of Reuse, Reduce and Recycling has to be practised continuously, not just until it becomes flourishing city but even fter that, in order to maintain this clean environment. This cannot be possible without the help of the citizens of the city, which is why their unity is important in upholding this ideology. The Diversity Diversity here we are meaning the sense of diversity in the building usage. For city to have its timeless success, it needs to have this diversity throughout the city, instead of seperating different building usages in to different areas, so that the ideas or the concepts of the city developments are practiced equally in all areas throughout the city instead of just some area. How diversity does this is by bringing more activities in all area, which in turn attracts people to these activities, then these people will be the ones to practice the ideas.
85 cv cv Coronavirus will not be the last pandemic in lifetime Scientists the threat posed by zoonoses – infectious diseases that jump from animals to humans – is on the rise And the risk of pandemic is higher than ever before City have the roles to tackle the crisis before it widespread On the left, an over-concentration of large-sale components the right, more resilient distributed network of nodes It's been difficult time for Malaysia, many have been left with nothing after the recent floods With the spirit of #kitajagakita, finally, Malaysia has hope When incidents like flash floods or emergency cases happen, people roll up their sleeves and join in the effort to help In this proposal, seeking for the collaboration of DBKL with government organization, NGO and the empowerment of the Malaysia’s community to build ‘One Stop Crisis Center’ which tackle the issues of homelessness in KL, flash flood and future emergency shock Not only with the intention of resilient, but also provide sustainable architecture that minimize the damages of natural disaster while support daily community activities DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION (JAPEN) EMERGENCY & TRAUMA DEPARTMENT Royal Malaysian Police 1 3 Containers have unlimited possibilities To transform this design through the through collage, coloring, combination, showing different spatial structure for the homeless, beggars provide for the city landscape environment For the homeless and some homeless people, good choice, of this design is not only for Rangers, as well as citizens, strong addition to recreation and sports to attract people to increase the space available in the city, people play here, the container space, look around, look at the vehicle to and fro Through terrain, in the city to solve water problems the hand, the other hand to make the site more interesting, up space play and watch the adults sit and rest, the terrain also plants, increasing landscape SERVICES SOCIAL HOUSING NGO OFFICES ERMEGENCY SHELTER DBKL EXTENSION TEMPORARY SHELTER 04 05 06 02 03 01 ZONING CRISIS SPACE PLANING HUMAN CULTURAL INSTITUE FOR PUBLIC HEALTH 1) INSTITUTIONS - INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC HEALTH - DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION (JAPEN) - EMERGENCY & TRAUMA DEPARTMENT - ROYAL MALAYSIAN POLICE 2) DBKL & NGO DEPARTMENT 3) SOCIAL HOUSING 4) GENERAL EMERGENCY SHELTHER AND TERRAIN SERVIICE - LANDSCAPE INCLUDED
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Main programmes- Through the process of extracting and abstracting done in previous projects (P1 and P2), students have narrowed down their scope of study, site responses and literature review to a more personalised narrative form. Prior to the three (3) project themes: URBAN TRAFFIC, FLASH FLOOD & CITY MAKING, the formulation of ideas and project approaches will result in variations of building typologies. The Living Complex Components (Approximately 30% of the Built-Up Area)SEMESTER 6 ONLY- Depending on the suggested programmes, the living component may consist of several typologies (hostels, studio units, twin sharing, common housing etc). Examples of accommodation with shared common facilities (to accommodate not more that 60 pax): Shelter for the needy, Workers’ accommodation and other building typologies that can act as income generating component.
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106 Observation KL Forest Park St John’s Institution Dataran Merdeka Site o1 Methodist Boy’s Sec. School SK (L) Methodist KL Butterfly Park KL Bird Park Tmn Megalith Petronas Stadium Merdeka Road River Site 01 was surrounded by high-rise buildings, with the majority of the buildings being mixed-use. The site's accessibility by public transportation is a strength. There are also a few Art & Culture establishments nearby, such as the National Textile Museum, which is just next to Site 01, and the Central Market, which is directly across the Klang River. The lack of greenery and vegetation at the site, as well as the way the greenery was "isolated" by the main road, are its weaknesses. A large portion of the green spaces were situated on the west side of Site 01. There are extremely few green spaces for public usage on the east side, and those that do exist are mostly used for private purposes. While the east is a concrete forest city, the west is mainly nature�green forests. Legend 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SITE ANALYSIS & THINKING PROCESS MASTER PLAN NARRATIVE City Making Is designing spaces with an ‘us’ mindset rather than for them It should be safe, open and clean Citymakers should start with people first, building the physically from their emotional needs and continuing the narrative KL Downtown Lack of Green Overdevelopment Urban Crisis Empty Units ‘Car City’ Environment Health Economy Traffic Jam Flood Water & Air Pollution DBKL & THINKCITY DBKL Adopt a Park - Laman Standard Chartered - JL99’s Lake Park Residence Greening & Public Realm Improvement - Laman Tun Perak - Laman Medan Tuanku Intention - To cultivate the spirit of appreciating the nature - To create a green culture PROGRAM STATEMENT PROBLEM STATEMENT According to the WHO, every city is recommended to provide a minimum of 9 sqm of urben green space for each person and that UGS must be accessible, safe and functional. But in KL, it has around 8 sqm/capita of urban green space only. Compared with Singarpore, a city-state with the third highest population density in the world, provides 66 sqm of green space per inhabitant. DESIGN INTENTION 1. To cultivate the spirit of appreciate the nature 2. To create a green culture CHANG QING NATURE SCHOOL 常青
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