Architecture by The Riverbank: Mixed-use Cultural Centre for The Famous Floating Market in Kelantan by wanieomar

ARCHITECTURE BY THE RIVERBANK

Mixed-Use Cultural Centre For The Famous Floating Market In Kelantan

Nur Izwanie Zaihan binti Omar 2019455988 | MArch AP773 | ARK850 Design Thesis II Unit D.X

The hidden gem

Re-Collection of Kelantan Cultural Floating Market

TABLE OF

PROJECT BACKGROUND

BUILDING

CONTENT

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SITE PLANNING

PROJECT BA

ACKGROUND

BRIEF TITLE

Architecture by The Riverbank: Mixed-use Cultural Centre for The Famous Floating Market In Kelantan.

THESIS STATEMENT

The main purpose of this thesis is to create a Mixed-use Cultural Centre for the existing floating market into an idyllic environment. Kelantan is well known state in Malaysia which offers a rich culture and tradition with other unique culture influences by other country. One of the most prominent culture vanue created is Pasar Terapung in Tumpat. The local economic relies on this place itself due to the well received attentions from local visitors itself but with the lack of cultural identity and facilities it is not listed as one of the top most visited places in Malaysia despite its own unique traits. Hence, through this proposed idea, this essentially serves the purpose by offering production supports for local traders including the economy, increase in visitors, enhancing cultural identity, programmes, COVID-19 design strategies, diversified and convenient transportations.

AIM

To established a potential existing pasar terapung into a Mixed-use Cultural Centre as part of a top rated tourist attraction as well as to expand the socio economic of the locals in Tumpat, Kelantan.

OBJECTIVE Integrate multiple functions that reinforces existing and potential programs for tourism and build up socio economic for the locals.

Create a centre for the preservation and dissemination of cultural knowledge regarding on the custom & tradition in Kelantan.

Tying all functions together through an engaging and lively public realm to optimize the quality of architectural space and safety during and post-pandemic.

W HAT Cultural Centre

WHY To prove the potential establishment of the site into a thriving tourism hub To provide better public facilities and infrastructures in contribution to the quality of life for the communities To established a commercial platform as a marketing strategy to sustain the socio economic To provide an alternative means of cultural exchange towards attaining unity To enhance the space planning program to embellish the sense of place

WHO

WHERE Pulau Suri, Tumpat, Kelantan

PASAR TERAPUNG TUMPAT Floating market is synonymous with Bangkok and several other places in Thailand, but many are not aware that Malaysia also has its own version of floating markets and they can be found in Kelantan. The concept is similar with the ones in Kelantan located in the village areas, with traders selling mostly local produce, such as coconut jelly, palm sugar, honey, “nasi berlauk”, traditional delicacy and local salad, such as “kerabu nipah”.

One of the floating markets at Pantai Suri has existed since 2016 and is still in operation, though with lesser boats, only 10 the most, but since two weeks ago, another floating market opens at a site about 500 metres away.

In Tumpat, two locations in Pantai Suri are becoming p o p u l a r destinations for visitors and tourists because of their floating markets.

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“The clear water, the tranquil natural surroundings and a local community reliant on the island’s natural resources for survival have the potential to draw in tourists. Kayakers will get a feel of the village life in Pulau Suri, ” These boat traders are working hard to preserve the culture of the Malays who are known merchants since the era of the Melaka Sultanate by trading their wares including on boats and sampan.

Kelantan Tourism Malaysia director Hafiz Hazin said the floating markets at Pantai Suri, which are open every Saturday, have become popular attractions for tourists in Tumpat. Even during the pandemic, it is still crowded with local visitors from other states.

But with the lack of safety precaution from the COVID-19, the risk of transmitting the influenza is higher. Thus, it is very much important for this issue to be considered as part in the innovative architectural design.

ISSU

Lack

Originality Uniqueness

It is styled after the famous floating market in Khlong Hae, Songkhla, Thailand. The Star (21 September 2016). A fisherman, Abdul Ghani Dolah, 68, said although the floating markets in Kelantan are not as “great” as those in Thailand, they still provide a similar experience to the locals and visitors. - The Sundaily (27 March 2019).

Small Space for Big Programmes Floating market in Pulau Suri is a place where visitors come to enjoy traditional food with cheaper prices, experience the cultural entertainment being held and anual celebrations, social gatherings with relatives, participating in sport events and shopping for traditional goods. Thus, with all the combine programmes the existing vanue is well packed in a chaotic manner. A well planning needs to be considered in combining all the above programmes in an appropriate scale while maintaining the cultural sense of place.

Poor Safety Current & Po Situa

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Transportation Challenges

Lack of Facilities & Infrastructures

Pelancong yang mahu berkunjung ke Pasar Terapung Pulau Suri boleh berbuat demikian dengan menaiki bot di Jeti Kok Majid, di Tumpat dengan tempoh perjalanan 40 minit dan jeti Kuala Besar di sini yang hanya mengambil masa 15 minit.

“Ada dua lokasi strategik dan sesuai mewujudkan pasar terapung kedua iaitu Taman Mahkota dan Pengkalan Datu, Tumpat. “Kedua-dua lokasi bertepatan kerana kawasan berkenaan mempunyai kemudahan lengkap termasuk surau dan taman permainan. - Berita Harian (22 March 2017). We will need to upgrade the infrastructure at Pantai Suri to make it more convenient for traders and visitors at the floating markets, he added. The Sundaily (27 March 2019)

THESIS STATEMENT The main purpose of this thesis is to create a Mixed-use Cultural Centre for the existing floating market into an idyllic environment. Kelantan is well known state in Malaysia which offers a rich culture and tradition with other unique culture influences by other country. One of the most prominent culture vanue created is Pasar Terapung in Tumpat. The local economic relies on this place itself due to the well received attentions from local visitors itself but with the lack of cultural identity and facilities it is not listed as one of the top most visited places in Malaysia despite its own unique traits. Hence, through this proposed idea, this essentially serves the purpose by offering production supports for local traders including the economy, increase in visitors, enhancing cultural identity, programmes, COVID-19 design strategies, diversified and convenient transportations.

HYPOTHESIS The central hypothesis of this project is to create a mixeduse cultural centre which possesses a quality of expression of space and architecture which embraces the local authenticness. Hence, creating a potential tourism spot as one of the most advance and innovative development for the establishment of Kelantan’s first pasar terapung in Malaysia. Although it focuses on supporting tradtional essence to promote local tourism, architectural elements such as planning, innovative infrastructure design will be corefully considered to distinct from the existing conventional floating markets located in Pulau Suri, Tumpat.

AIM To established a potential existing pasar terapung into a Mixed-use Cultural Centre as part of a top rated tourist attraction as well as to expand the socio economic of the locals in Tumpat, Kelantan.

OBJECTIVES 1.

Integrate multiple functions that reinforces existing and potential programs for tourism and build up socio economic for the locals.

2. Create a centre for the preservation and dissemination of cultural knowledge regarding on the custom & tradition in Kelantan. 3.

Tying all functions together through an engaging and lively public realm to optimize the quality of architectural space and safety during and post-pandemic.

EXISTING PROGRAMS Eateries - Leisure Ttraditional local goods - Shopping Gatherings - Events Celebrations - Cultural Festivals Water activities - Sports Tourism spot - Arts & cultural venues

ARCHITECTURAL PHILOSOPHY

THE COLLAGE CITY “City as a museum & city must look like a theatre in an artistic way” - Collin Rowe WHY COLLAGE CITY? City could be improve through collaging a variety of urban elements which we called is as Bricoleur. Hence, city as a museum and Bricoleur Architecture as a whole.

BRICOLLAGE User Reality Can Be Manipulated In Physical Built World

RE-COLLECTION

RE-SOLUTION

RE-CONQUEST

Identity

Technique

Time Atmosphere

Traditional

Programs

Modern

Flow

A Collage Technique Insisted on A Balancing Act of Modern and Traditional Re-Affirming The Esense Of Identity & spiritual flow around the inhabitant

IMAGE

SOLID

Allow The Join Of Overly Planned & Unplanned embracing its own disorderly

MEMORY NARRATIVE

VOID

PROPHECY

DESIGN THEORY BRICOLLAGE

CULTURE

BUILT FORM

ECONOMY

BRICOLEUR

GENIUS LOCI Spirit of Place Different places have their own special characteristic and uniqueness. It’s a phenomenon that cannot be created. It’s existing to the site. You can analyze it through human context ie; the social culture of a place, the human activities and also the natural context which is more on the physical characteristics of the site WELCOMING EXPERIENCE

INTERLEVEL CONNECTION

WATER TREATMENT

Stilts leave the smallest footprints hence respecting the site

First impression is important

Converstations and visual porosity

Souce of water can be harvested (contribution)

SEATING AVAILABILITY

TROPICAL DESIGN

ABOROGINAL ARCHITECTURE

MARKET ROBUSTNESS

Natural ventillation

Implementing their own architecture

Preserving traditional market ambiance

ON STILTS

Successful public space

BRICOLLAGE

GENIUS LOCI Spirit of Place

“City as a museum & city must look like a theatre in an artistic way” - Collin Rowe -

“Different places have their own special characteristic and uniqueness. It’s a phenomenon that cannot be created. It’s existing to the site. You can analyze it through human context ie; the social culture of a place, the human activities and also the natural context which is more on the physical characteristics of the site”

AIM Cultural Centre as part of a top rated tourist attraction as well as to expand the socio economic of the locals in Tumpat, Kelantan.

THE CLIENT

75%

Sense of place - Sensory response spaces

Tourism Malaysia is under the Ministry of Tourism, Arts & Culture Malaysia. It focuses on the specific task of promoting Malaysia as a preferred tourism destination. Since its inception, it has emerged as a major player in the international tourism scene. In 2019, Malaysia registered 26.1 million tourist arrivals and RM86.14 billion tourist receipts, placing it among the major tourism destinations of the world. Mission Marketing Malaysia as a destination of excellence and to make the tourism industry a major contributor to the socio-economic development of the nation.

OBJECTIVES • Promote Malaysia as an outstanding tourist destination. • Showcase Malaysia’s unique wonders, attractions and cultures. • Enhance Malaysia’s share market for meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (MICE). • Increase Malaysia’s tourism revenue by increasing tourist numbers to Malaysia and extend their length of stay. • E n c o u r a g e tourism and its related industries in Malaysia. • H elp develop d o m e s t i c tourism and promote new investments in the country, as well as provide increased employment opportunities. The growth of tourism would also contribute positively to the country’s economic development and quality of life.

SITE PROPOSAL ~ Pulau Suri Tumpat, Kelantan ~ Due to the unprecedented effects and by virtue of the magnitude caused by the Covid19 pandemic particularly on tourism sector, domestic market has been identified as the “key” for the industry to recover immediately. It is interesting to note that traveling has always been an integral part in society and the way of life. The eagerness of domestic travelers to

Island & Beaches 76.8%

Food Haven 72.2%

plan and the level of confidence in terms of health and safety in Malaysia after MCO indicate optimism of recovery, albeit “new norms” in travel habit. These are Top 10 respondents opinions on what will attract tourist to travel to Malaysia based on an online survey conducted by Tourism Malaysia from 7th April 2020 till 13 April 2020.

Value for Money 67.8%

Multiracial Country 57.8%

Arrivals To Selected Asean Countries Total Tourist Arrivals (Rank) THA MAL

4.23mil -36.8%

VIE

3.69mil -18.1%

SIN INA

Cultural/ Festival 54.6%

Ecotourism & greenery 45.7%

2.66mil -43.3% 2.61mil -30.6%

Muslim Friendly 45.2%

Historical Destination 45.1%

MACRO INTERNATIONAL TOURISM 2018

visitors (millions) 2000 2019

2000 - 2018 (growth)

Expenditure

O SCALE Macroeconomic Indicator

Inbound Tourism

Tourism Industry

Employment

THE ASIAN MAP

Legend : Nepal/India SEA China Australia

MACRO Cultural Market

Market

Pasar Terapung JPS, Perlis

Pasar Terapung Kuala Nerus, Terengganu

Pasar Terapung Sabah

Pasar Terapung Tasik Takong, Perak Market Under Construction

Cultural Market

Clan Jetty’s of Penang

Pasar Terapung Pantai Timur, Jengka

MALAYSIA NATIONWIDE

list of floating market & jetty’s

Under Construction

Pasar Terapung Sg. Tellian, Mukah, Sarawak Cultural Market

O SCALE

MACRO

LANDUSE

PROPOSED SITE

O SCALE

TRANSIT PLANNING ZONE

PROPOSED SITE

SPECIAL PLANNING ZONE

ZONING

GRID KLASIFIKASI PETEMPATAN

KAWASAN SENSITIF ALAM SEKITAR

GRID DESA

MACRO

O SCALE

POINT OF INTEREST

SPECIAL PLANNING ZONE

PADI

KORIDOR FOREST SPINE

CENTRAL FOREST SPINE

INDEKS KEBAHAGIAAN

MACRO

O SCALE

RISIKO BENCANA

MACRO

Kelantan:

A Living Heritage Every state in Malaysia is unique in its own ways. History dates the origin of Kelantan from the ascension of a Thai prince Long Yunus to the throne. The state then went through Thai and British influences before becoming part of Malaysia in 1957. The name ‘Kelantan’ means ‘Land of Lightning’ evident by the many thunderstorms that rock the state each year. Kelantan is a time capsule that preserves various forms of Malay cultural heritage. Tucked away in the Northeastern region of Peninsular Malaysia, Kelantan is the epitome of Malay culture, having been preserved over centuries. A general population of 1.4 million people, 95% of them are Malays. The rest of 5% are Chinese, Indians and Thais.

Istana Jahar

Pantai Cahaya Bulan

War Museum

Gunung Stong State Park

Gua Ikan

Wat Phothivihan

Museum Islamic

Jalan Temenggung

Masjid Kg Laut

Central Market Siti Khadijah

~ Pulau Suri Tumpat, Kelantan ~

Jungle Railway

Handicraft Village & Craft Museum

O SCALE

MACRO

PROPOSED SITE

3.5m

RESIDENTIAL OFFICE COMMERCIAL HOTEL/ HOMESTAY HERITAGE

Double Storey Bungalow House

6 m

Single Storey Bungalow House

Single Storey Tarrace H

O SCALE

Single Storey Bungalow House

Housing

PROPOSED SITE

Single Storey House

Double Storey House

Mosque

10m

DISTRICT

SITE CONN

T SCALE

NECTIVITY

DISTRICT DEMOGRAPHIC TUMPAT, KELANTAN Pengkalan Kubor

Jal Besar

Tumpat

Terbak

S. Pinang

23.19km

33.05km

25.37km

26.65km

31.90km

POPULATION 143, 793

ETHNICITY

AGE GROUP 1,699

50, 000

6,227

40, 000

Melayu Bumiputra Lain Cina India Lain-lain Non Cintizenship

7, 784

30, 000

130, 922

20, 000

GENDER 75+

60 - 74

45 - 59

30 - 44

15 - 29

0 - 14

10, 000 0

121

71, 751

72, 042

Male Female

T SCALE STRUCTURE PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT

Cadangan lalu lintas bandar Tumpat

Konsep cadangan Taman Bandaran Jajahan Tumpat

Cadangan baikpulih imej bandar Tumpat

Radial planning system

Konsep cadangan taman di bandar Tumpat

Centralised planning system

Konsep cadangan taman di bandar Tumpat

Height arrangements

Linear planning system

DISTRICT

TOURISM % TO KELANTAN (PIE CHART)

3.75% 4.51%

15.34%

9.68%

2.37% 2.86%

2.54% 18.68%

1.47

1.47%

1.52% 2.24%

4.01%

54, 000 TRAVEL PURPOSE

2.06%

T SCALE DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS OFFICIAL PORTAL Total net of domestic tourists travelling to Kelantan

4, 700 000 4.76%

6.02% 13.6%

10.3% 3.02%

4.2%

11.5%

5.07% 3.51%

7.48%

1.3% 9.62%

DISTRICT

CLIMAT

T SCALE

TE DATA

DISTRICT ACCESSIBILITY

TRAIN STATION [DIRECTION FLOW]

INDIVIDUAL TRAVELLING [TRAFFIC FLOW + STOP RNR] TRAVELLING THROUGH JETTY AIRPLANE TRANSIT

T SCALE + NETWORKING

]

CONNECTIVITY Rancangan Strucktur Majlis Daerah Tumpat

Legend:

Proposed Site

Monsoon Main road Railway train Direction Jetty District boundary Proposed site location

ZONING Rancangan Strucktur Majlis Daerah Tumpat

Legend: Cdgn. Kwsn. Pelancongan Kwsn. Keutamaan Pembangunan Cdgn. Kwsn. Pembangunan Baru Perdagangan Kwsn. Pembangunan Densiti Rendah Perkampung Tradisional Historical Bldg.

Rancangan Strucktur Majlis Daerah Tumpat

Proposed Site

UTILITIES/FACILITIES Legend:

Pengkalan Kubor Fire & Rescue Station

Rancangan Strucktur Majlis Daerah Tumpat

Proposed Site

Fire Station TNB

Train Station Tumpat Kedai Tenaga Tumpat

Water Supply/ Treatment Drainage

Tangki Air AKSB Tumpat

Tapak Pelupusan Sisa-sisa Pepejal

Jetty Kuala Besar

Jetty Kok Majid Tumpat Fire & Rescue Station

Drainage & Irrigation Department Westport

TM Waste Disposal

TNB

Wakaf Bharu Water Treatment Plant

Tumpat Hospital

SITE JUSTIFICATION Geographically situated at a tourism development land which known as the first floating market that exist in Malaysia and has the potential to establish into a main tourism attraction to enhance socio economic of the locals in Tumpat.

Legend: Attractions Landmarks Train Station Future Dev.

Rancangan Strucktur Majlis Daerah Tumpat

Proposed Site

MICRO

LANDFORMS + CONTOURS

A’

North Island

South Island A

Section A-A’ (South Island)

SCALE

VEGETATION

Section A-A’ (North Island)

SITE PLAN Y

MICRO SCALE

Pantai Suri Jetty

Maritime & port

Floating Market Pak Ngah

Pantai Suri Jetty

CIRCULATION

FLOATING MARKET

Main River Pathway

PATH

ESTATE

Maritime Port Industry

Housing Area

OTHER SMALL JETTIES

Prevailing Wind from North-West

ZONING

No actvities happening during the night

SWOC AN STRENGTH STRATEGIC LOCATION Located next to Kampung Pantai Suri Jetty

SIDE VIEW UNOBSTRUCTED Surrounding existing housing development doesnt block the proposed view

ZONING Existing housing area is separated away from the proposed commercial site as the proposed development wont disrupt the view of other existing housing area

OPPORTUNITY LAND Plenty of open lands specifically on commercializing tourism purpose to promote diverse economy for the locals

PATHWAY Proposed site is located at the main pathway(river) which attracts the attention of other boats and visitors that passes by the site area

CULTURE The nearby locals are focusing on tourism development as part of their main income

NALYSIS WEAKNESS ACCESSIBILITY Limited access to the area. Only boat from Kuala Besar Jetty and Kok Majid Jetty can access to the prooposed site. No road facilities provided

DEVELOPMENT Lack of developnment on public amenities & no initiative to improve facilities at proposed site

MARITIME & PORT Maritime & Port Industrial area is too close to the proposed site (commercial development)

CONSTRAINTS ANNUAL FLOOD Proposed site is situated at the high risk area. Annual flood every 5 months each year starting from October until February with maximum height of 5m flood

POLLUTION Water pollution from Maritime & Port Industrial development located at nearby area

SAFETY Risky attempt for water activities as the river is the main pathway for port ships

COMPETITION F u t u r e development will be creating other floating markets at tourists concentrated area and thus focusing more at Kota Bharu floating market. Less demand from public

PRECEDENT STUDY Dushan Leisure Center by DnA

It is one of the key tourism projects of the Songyin River Scenic District Development, including a visitor center, water sports facilities, and a gym for water sports athletes. The architectural programs are organized through a spiral with the visitor facilities at the center and a gym at the far end.

PROGRAMME

CIRCULATION / FLEXIBILITY

The flexibility of the modular system enables spaces and places to overlap, change shape and form, to create new and diverse zones for different operations under the one roof.

Sydney Fish Market by 3XN

Walala Parade by Camille Walala STRUCTURE / ADAPTIBILITY

“the power that color and pattern have in wayfinding, transforming urban spaces and having a profound emotive impact on those occupying them”

A giant work of art aiming to breathe new life into the street and boost the local economy, entitled “Walala Parade”. It is an explosion of color, creativity, and joy on an otherwise grey and unremarkable parade of shops.

WAYFINDING / IMAGEABILITY

Manta Ray Ferry by Vincent Callebaut Architectures

The creation of a marsh-like filtering strip of plants strenghthens the natural protection of the banks against river floods. The first core includes the construction of a floating ferry terminal that can adapt to rising waters of up to 5 meters (c. 16.4 feet) according to seasonal floods

TAR MAR

Local Visitors

Students Family

Budget traveller

Traders/seller

AY E

Tourists

PLAY

ERS

Youth

KEY

Batik

Photojournalist

Wau

KEY P

Artists Wayang kulit

LAYER

GET RKET Silat Basking

Local traders

PL Dikir barat

E AY

KE RS

Y A L

S R E

Stakeholders Events

Free spirit/adventurer Social media platform/ commercializing Events

Sport runner/jogger

K Diver Kayak

Sportsman

AY L P

MALAYSIA’S FLOATING MARKET To provide an infrastructure of shopping space where local vendors can embrace their authentic heritage as well as supporting the economy of the locals during and post-pandemic period, architectural elements such as planning, infrastructure design will be corefully considered to distinct from the existing conventional floating markets loacted in Pulau Suri, Tumpat.

Malay Theatre

Intengible Cultural Heritage

Accommodation

Sightseeing

Water Activities

Open galleries

New programs will be injected into existing ones to enhance the cultural values to incorporate with modern.

Traditional games

PRECEDENT STU CAI RANG FLOATING MARKET 670 YRS

LOK BAINTAN FLOA MARKET 500 YR

IMAGES

SETTING

TRANSPORTATON SPATIAL LAYOUT

UNIQUENESS

MAIN USER

Mekong Delta, Vietnam

Kalimantan, Indonesi

YES

LINEAR

LIVING ON A BOAT LOCAL COMMUNITY

PREPARATION

ON BOAT

COMMUNITY

CATER LARGE COMMUNITY

PRODUCT

STRUCTURE

MAIN

TRANSPERENCY + OPEN

LOCAL COMMUNIT NON

CATER SMALL COMMUN

FRUITS + TRADITIONAL FOOD

FRUITS + VEGIES

HOUSES - FLOATING

HOUSES - STILTS

Tourism - Logistic

Tourism - Trading

UDIES : MARKET

ATING S

NNESS

NITIES

DAMNOEN SADUAK FLOATING MARKET 154 YRS

INLE LAKE FLOATING MARKET

Ratchaburi, Thailand

Shan Hills, Myanmar

YES

AXIAL

Centralized

PERMEABILITY + LEGIBILITY

Space programs + Hydroponics

TOURISTS

Local Community

On Boat

Non

Cater Large Communities

Cater Small Community

Fruits + Traditional Food

Fruits + Crafts

Houses/Tourism Facilities - Stilts

Houses/Industries - Stilts

TOURISM - Culture

Tourism - Agriculture

PRECEDENT STUDIES : SPACE PROGRAMS FORMAL

SEMI FORMAL

INFORMAL

Entry A: Office/workshops

Entry B: Auditorium/studios

Entry C: Open Air Theatre

CULTURAL CENTRE SPACES REQUIRED Dance + Music Studio Auditorium Open Air Theatre Museum Art Galleries Chamber Theatre Workshops Office Accommodation Tarrace Restaurant Sculture Studio Competitions Cultural expeditions cruising

GELANGGANG SENI CULTURAL CENTRE KOTA BHARU Rebana Ubi Scultural Appreciation - Sysmbol Seni Silat Tari Services Attainement Congkak Galleries - Education Batik Painting Auditorium Wayang Kulit Souvenir Shop Wau Cafe Gasing Montage of Music & Theatre

RICH TRADITION IN KELANTAN

Performing Arts • Dikir Barat (competitive group) (Tukangkarut) (Rebana) • Mak Yong (woman troop, all male musicians) • Menora - Dance • Main Peteri (Main Teri) - Healing Sick Patients

•

• • •

Past Time Traditional Game Kite Flying Wau Bulan (Moon-Kite) (organized by the respective authority at national and international level) (by men) • Gasing (Top-Spinning) Birds Singing Activities (Burung Merbuk or Ketitir) (Burung Candik, Burung Tekukur Jawa) (Craft Birdcage) Rebana Ubi (drum accompanied by zikir ) (rebana placed on hillside & played on certain occasional + past time activities) Kertuk (group & can only be found in kelantan. played during official ceremoneis, made of coconut husk and the bigger ones are made of wood)

Kelantan Traditional Customs • Dialect, Hospitable, Semutar

Kelantan Traditional Crafts • Silverware • Brassware • Batik • Bamboo Products(birdcage) • Woodcarvings (furniture, building compo, kris) • Architecture (pemeleh and tebarlayar)

SPACE RELATIO TARGET USER Local

visitors - Traders - Students - Groups - Families

Artists - Wau - Batik - Wayang kulit Tourists - Budget traveller - Free spirit - Photojournalist Performers - Dancers/dikir - Silat - Street prfrmance Stakeholders & Sportsman - Jogger - Kayak

REQUIRE?? More space for traders Workshops Facilities Physical activities Playscape Galleries Personal workspace Open area Theatre Souveniers Entertainments Nature preserve Participation Public art Terrain for talent Commodity Healthcare Office/meeting rooms Safe tracks

ACTIVITIES

EDUTAINMENT

Kayak Water sports Cycling tracks Traditional games Interactive culture Crafts Nature tracks

Workshops Classrooms Galleries Art trail Information centre Interactive installations

PROGR

Public L

Edutai

Activ

Entertai

Serv

PUBLIC L

Open Eate Sights Shop Interactive Local Ret

ONSHIP STUDY

RAMS

Leisure

inment

vities

inments

vices

ISSUES

Cultural identity Socio economy Lack of facilities & infrastructure Transportation challenges Tight space for big programmes Poor planning control Lack of ongoing programs

ASPECTS

Annual floods Geographically situated Cultural sensitivity Law & regulations Tourism attraction Socio economy Current health situation Types of users Process for each programmes

LEISURE

ENTERTAINMENTS

SERVICES

space eries seeing pping e playscape goods tails

Performance theatre Cultural walk River cruise Shadow theatre Night installations Poetry in park Competition games

Commodity Surau Toilet Store Healthcare Discussion/meeting place

DEVELOPMENT DATA - Floating Market DESCRIPTIONS

REQUIRED

Land Area Plot Ratio - MPS Guideline Max Development Area Max Plinth Area ( 60% of total site area) - JPBD Guideline Landscape Area (10% of total site area) - JPBD Guideline TOTAL GBA (GFA + M&E)

4.00 1:4 20.80 2.40 0.40

(A)

(D) RFA

AREA PER PAX

PAX / PERSON

QUANTITY

SFA + RENTABLE COMMON FLOOR AREA FACILITIES (SQM)

(SQM)

240

200

Welcoming Area

646

Tourist Information Centre

258

Waiting Area

1,292

120

100

Floating Market

5,167

480

400

200

Queuing Dock (2x)

Distribution Bay (2x)

Preparation Station (2x)

Arts & Crafts Merchandise (Parade)

1,938

180

150

Open Space Eateries

1,938

180

150

Canal Gallery

388

Pop-up Merchant

775

Open Air Theatre

1,938

180

150

388

2,583

240

200

258

Overlooking Tower

1,033

Cultural Arena

1,938

180

150

Floating Alley (event space/functions)

1,292

120

100

Canoe Workshop

969

Wood Carving Workshop (Keris + Birdcage)

646

Storage Room

969

First Aid Room

2,583

240

200

Musollah (Female)

258

Musollah (Male)

258

Toilet (M & F)

620

31,052

2,885

481

2,404

1,465

Warung/Terrace Cafe (EF) BBQ Area

Berth (Passanger Dropping & Leaving Deck)

Total

Fire Water Tank Room

827

Fire Pump Room

116

Hose Reel Compartment (EF)

Fire Water Riser (EF)

MSB/EMSB (EF)

620

Electrical Riser (EF)

2,906

270

225

1,938

180

150

PABX (ED)

Security Room/Control Room

116

Telecommunication Riser

Sewer Riser (EF)

Refusse Chamber

116

Suction Tank Room

543

Rooftop Tank Room

543

Pump Room

543

Water Riser

3,615

336

280

Mail Box

278

Gas Room

556

1,277

119

45,226

4,202

700

3,501

1,465

Open Staircase Library

1,292

120

100

Eateries

3,617

336

280

Market Alley

2,583

240

200

100

Auditorium Cultural Centre

3,229

300

250

904

Fire Fighting

Electrical

Air Conditioner & Ventillation VRF Plant Room (Roof) Air/C Riser (EF) Telecommunication MDF SDF/Data Centre Services

SQM)

Pastime Boulevard

Level GF

(B) CIRCULC (20%)

18.82 acres 1.36 acres 2.56 acres

2,583

- Ticketing Counter & Office

Supporting Facilities

acres acres acres

(SQFT)

Reception

Workshops

1.98 1.04 2.96

acres acre acre 8,261 sqm

NFA/RFA + NFA/RFA + CIRLC + M&E CIRLC + M&E

Jetty

Commercial

EXTRA

acre

GFA

DEVELOPMENT COMPONENT

PROVIDED

Sewerage & Disposal

Water Supply

Others Lift Motor Room

Lift

25% Of Plinth Area Used (GF)

Total

Community Centre

Sewer Riser (EF)

Refusse Chamber

116

Suction Tank Room

543

Rooftop Tank Room

543

Pump Room

543

Water Riser

3,615

336

280

Mail Box

278

Gas Room

556

1,277

119

45,226

4,202

700

3,501

1,465

Open Staircase Library

1,292

120

100

Eateries

3,617

336

280

Market Alley

2,583

240

200

100

Auditorium Cultural Centre

3,229

300

250

904

Cultural Park

5,813

540

450

150

Close Gallery

904

Floating Theatre

1,292

120

100

Pop-up Communal Space

1,550

144

120

Observation Deck + Extention Upper Café

2,325

216

180

Rehearsal Room

Water Supply

Others Lift Motor Room

Lift

25% Of Plinth Area Used (GF)

Total

Lifestyle | Commercial

Workshop 1st Floor Lvl.

Community Centre

1,550

144

120

Classroom

775

Multipurpose Studio

775

Batik Workshop

969

Accommodation (Tourists)

310

129

Warden Room

Storage

388

Ticketing Office

258

Ticketing Counter

129

Changing Room (Female)

517

Changing Room (Male)

517

Toilet

620

Musollah (Male)

258

Musollah (Female)

258

30,974

2,878

480

2,398

1,429

Discussion Area (Open Work Station)

388

Terrace Bar

775

1,563

145

121

Multipurpose Open Space

775

Outdoor "Wayang"

904

1,550

144

120

Workspace Lounge

388

CEO Room

File Room

Office Reception

1,292

120

100

Meeting Room

323

VIP Lounge

517

Hub / Lunch Room

517

Pantry

258

Toilet

620

10,011

930

155

775

310

86,211 40% 70%

8,009

5,577

3,204

Hostel Accommodation (Locals)

Supporting Facilities

Total

Helicopter Landing Pad Lifestyle | Commercial

Observation Deck + Extention Upper Warung Cafe

2nd Floor Lvl.

Administration Office Supporting Facilities

Total

SUB-TOTAL (GFA) RFA/GFA NFA/GFA

Rentable Area Efficiency

1,085

101

SSU Consumer Switchgear

633

Transformer Room (3x)

465

SSB

Standby Genset

465

2,713

252

210

88,923

8,261

SSU TNB Switchgear Ground Floor Other Services

Total

SUB-TOTAL (BUA/GFA)

SITE PLA

ANNING

DESIGN APPROACH

Integration

Node/Point Hidden Garden

Preser

Spaces Interactive Installation

Spatial Organization [ Radial ]

Existing Entrance

Concentrated point

Tengible M Open

HES & STRATEGIES

vation

Public Realm

Monument Space

Amphitheatre/Open space River Cruise

Connection

Linear [ Openess ]

Sense of place Commodities

PROGRAM MASSING ORGANIZATION

SPACE WITHIN SPACE

SETBACKS & WINDOWS

BRICKS

COMMUNITY

ATRIUM

PERIMETER & SETBACKS

GREENROOF

PROGRAM

INTERELATIONS TRAVEL

COOK

PREPARATION

DISTRIBUTION

ENGAGING

TRADING/ TRANSACTION

TRAVEL

REST

TRAVEL

FIN

TRAVEL

MAIN PROGRAMS TOURISTS + VISITORS + SPORTSMAN LOCAL SELLERS PERFORMERS STAKEHOLDERS

PREPARATION

SHIP OF SPACES

STAKEHOLDERS COMMERCIALIZING MAIN PROGRAMS DISSASSEMBLE

FIN

LOCATING

WANDER/ STROLLING

SPORTS

GOODS

ENTERTAINMENT

PARTICIPATION

PERFORMING

HOST

FIN

REST/ DISSASSEMBLE

REST

X $$$

SUSTAINABLE SPACE PLANNING

jetty distribution bay welcoming area

MARKET

info. centre popup merchant craft parade personal wp. storage room washroom faci. queuing dock mobile retail prep. station cultural arena studio

TOURIST + LOCAL COMMUNITY

open air theatre auditorium comm. centre workshop ticketing counter accommodation canal galler y pop-up comunal floating theatre cultural park pastime boulev. lobby office reception market admin

ADMIN

file room pantr y surau clinic meeting room control room ser ver room TM office security

accommodation

ticketing counter

workshop

comm. centre

auditorium

open air theatre

studio

cultural arena

prep. station

mobile retail

queuing dock

TOURIST + LOCAL COM washroom faci.

storage room

personal wp.

craft parade

popup merchant

info. centre

welcoming area

distribution bay

jetty

MARKET

security

TM office

ser ver room

control room

meeting room

clinic

surau

pantr y

file room

market admin

office reception

lobby

pastime boulev.

cultural park

floating theatre

pop-up comunal

canal galler y

MMUNITY ADM IN

SPACE PLANNING

C L O S E N E A R FA R

SPACE PL

ENTR

Sepak Bulu Ayam

Burung Candik Singing Contest

Mak Yong

Dikir Barat

Kertok

Gasing

GAMES

Congkak

Wau Bulan

FLOATING MARKET

Preparation Station

ARTS Silat Tari Wayang kulit

Distribution Bay

Main Peteri Rebana Ubi

g tin the s i ex gh arts e h ou s, t g t thr me n i c ke ga an mar olk ts h En ng of f raf c e ati d flo rtwin an e int

Bam (Bird

CRAFTS INT

ERR

ELA TED

Batik Woodcar ving (keris)

MARKET

W ro

LANNING JETTY

RANCE

DROP-OFF

RECEPTION LOBBY

Lobby Hall

Admin.

Office Reception

Obser vator y

ADMIN

Market File Room

MANAGEMENT

Meeting Room

Tower

Control

Sever Room

mboo dcage)

Room

Security Office

SERVICES Community Centre

Eateries

Canal galler y

OPEN AIR THEATRE Pastime Boulevard

Canoe Clinic Workshop

Wash oom

AC System

Pop-up Communal Space

Cultural Park

COMMON SPACE

ACCOMMODATION

Surau

FACILITIES

Loading Unloading

Fire Fightin System

BUILDING TECHNICAL

Electrical System

Refuse Chamber Water Supply System

Telecom. System

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION AND CIRCULATION

VIEW

SOLID VOID

SUN DIRECTION

SIZES & LEVELS

PREVAILING WIND

BUILT FORM

PERMEABILITY

AXIS

SPATIAL ORGANIZAT ENTRY PATHWAY - most used pathway and concentrated

SEPARATION - saparate both to gain more spaces in the centre and locate jetty -provide more space

BERTH - berth are give at the entrance area for easy boat berthing

LEVELS - few spaces are designed on stilts to withstand the flood while some are located underneath

TION & CIRCULATION LEISURE - floating area especially for visitor - potential in commercializing kg. pantai suri

PROGRAMMES - locating core programmes on site - by phase (radial) - commercial proggrammes

LANDSCAPE - landscape are situated at the centre for each island for easy permeability from floating market pak ngah

ADMINISTRATION & SERVICES - locating the private areas along with the services room provided

SPATIAL ORGANIZAT

TION & CIRCULATION

SPATIAL Q

QUALITY

GREEN BUILDING STRATEGIES RENEWABLE ENERGY

-ActiveTIDAL WAVE ENERGY The renewable energy is utilized the electricity need for the Cultural Centre Floating Market by covering the kinetic energy of the river. Flow motion by the rotating wheel mechanism to the electrical energy by the electrical generator stored at the building.

-PassiveMANGROOVE PARK Planned areas filled with native species of mangroove and coconut trees are planted to form a “green park”. Potential act as a new marketing strategy.

SUSTAINABLE GLULAM TIMBER Recycling timber is used as a main material compacted to become a structural component for the design form

SOLAR GLASS

RAINWATER HARVESTING

A transparent solar glass will be used for the openings of the structures and thus convert the absorbed sunlight into power (electrons)

The design utilizes the roof’s geometry for rainwater collection and recycling

GREEN PARK R A I N WAT E R HARVESTING

TIDAL WAVE ENERGY

The design utilizes the roof’s geometry for rainwater collection and recycling

The renewable energy is utilized the electricity need for the Cultural Centre Floating Market by covering the kinetic energy of the river. Flow motion by the rotating wheel mechanism to the electrical energy by the electrical generator stored at the building.

Planned areas filled with native species of coconut trees are planted to form a “green park”. Potential act as a new marketing strategy.

PREVAILING WIND FROM NORTH-EAST

SUSTAINABLE GLULAM TIMBER Recycling timber is used as a main material compacted to become a structural component for the design form

SOLAR GLASS A transparent solar glass will be used for the openings of the structures and thus convert the absorbed sunlight into power (electrons)

SITE CO

SITE CONTOUR SCALE 1 : 600

ONTOUR

SITE SEC A

B 8500

C 8500

D 8500

E 8500

F 8500

8500

SITE SECTION A 16

SCALE 1 : 400

9 138937

8500

10855

15227

CTIONS G

110500 8500

8500

10855

8500

KE N LA N TA RI

PLA

VE R

SITE PLAN -

170000 8500

8500

2 8500

STORAGE 2 MUSOLLAH (F) STORAGE 1

REFUSE CHAMBER

MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

ABLUTION TOILET (M)

TOILET (OKU)

8500

TOILET (F)

8500

4 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE SEATING AREA

SEATING AREA RETAIL STORE

RETAIL STORE

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

10855

FLOATING MARKET

10855

10 CANOE MERCHANDISE

8500

KG. PANTAI SURI

15227

138937

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

11 POP UP MERCHANT

12 8500

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

8500

14 OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

MUSOLLAH (M)

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

ENTRANCE

MUSOLLAH (M)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

ABLUTION

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 2500

PULAU SURI

8500

ANS

KELANTAN RIVER

SCALE 1:2500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

PULAU DOLLAH

KELANTAN RIVER

PLA

GROUND FLOOR PL

3 12

4 8

8 12 14

SOUTH ISLAND

ANS

LAN - SCALE 1:650 NORTH ISLAND

Legend :

NORTH ISLAND

1. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 2. Seating Area 3. Retail Store 4. Pop Up Merchant 5. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 6. Pop Up Merchant 7. Seating Area 8. Cultural Arena 9. Seating Area 10. Pop Up Merchant 11. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 12. Pop Up Merchant 13. Retail Store 14. Seating Area 15. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 16. Storage 17. Classroom 18. Musollah (F) 19. Musollah (M) 20. Toilet (F) 21. Toilet (M) 22. OKU Toilet 23. Refuse Chamber 24. Storage 25. MDF 26. Server Room Legend : 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.

NORTH ISLAND

Arts & Crafts Merchandise Seating Area Retail Store Pop Up Merchant Arts & Crafts Merchandise Pop Up Merchant Seating Area Cultural Arena Seating Area Pop Up Merchant Arts & Crafts Merchandise Pop Up Merchant Retail Store Seating Area Arts & Crafts Merchandise Open Multipurpose Space 1 Musollah (M) Musollah (F) Open Multipurpose Space 2

PLA

FIRST FLOOR PLA

44 41

27 40

29 31

38 34

SOUTH ISLAND

ANS

AN - SCALE 1:650 Legend :

NORTH ISLAND

27. Accommodation 28. Toilet (F) (M) 29. Pop Up Communal Space 30. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 31. Craft Workshop 32. Pop Up Merchant 33. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 34. Pop Up Merchant 35. Pop Up Merchant 36. Warung Terrace Cafe 37. Pop Up Merchant 38. Batik Workshop 39. Tourist Information Centre 40. Eateries 41. Multipurpose Studio 42. Rehearsal Room 43. Auditorium Cultural Centre 44. Electrical Power Supply Room 45. Water Tank Room 46. Berthing Services Area 47. Office 48. Lobby Reception 49. Customer Services Counter 50. Welcoming Area 51. Open Eateries

NORTH ISLAND

Legend :

34 35

38 39 40

41 42 43 44

SOUTH ISLAND

20. Cultural Theatre 21. Pop Up Communal Space 22. Gallery 23. Warung Terrace Cafe 24. Pop Up Merchant 25. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 26. Pop Up Merchant 27. Pop Up Merchant 28. Arts & Crafts Merchandise 29. Pop Up Merchant 30. Tourist Information Centre 31. Warung Terrace Cafe 32. Eateries 33. Open Eateries 34. Welcoming Area 35. Lobby Reception 36. Office 37. Berthing Services Area 38. Toilet (F) 39. OKU Toilet 40. Toilet (M) 41. Server Room 42. MDF 43. Storage 44. Refuse Chamber 45. Canoe Exhibition Area

PLA

SECOND FLOOR PL

SOUTH ISLAND

ANS

LAN - SCALE 1:650 NORTH ISLAND

Legend : 47

46. 47. 48. 49.

SOUTH ISLAND

Cultural Theatre Pop Up Communal Space Motorcycle Parking Area Bicycle Parking Area

PLA

ROOF PLAN -

SOUTH ISLAND

ANS

- SCALE 1:650 NORTH ISLAND

Legend :

NORTH ISLAND

1. Accommodation 2. Shop 3. Floating Market 4. Office 5. Services Area 6. Auditorium (Place of Assembly) 7. Classroom/Rehearsal Room (Place of Assembly) Legend :

SOUTH ISLAND

1. Theatre (Place of Assembly) 2. Shop Area 3. Floating Market 4. Office 5. Services Area

BUILDING

G DESIGN

ABSTRACT IDEAS DESIGN INTENTIONS BRICOLAGE SPIRIT OF PLACE & THE PEOPLE

NARRATIVE STRUCTURE

SENSE OF IDENTITY

SPATIAL STRATEGY (MAP METHOD) SPIRITUAL FLOW

Embracing A “Disorderly”: User Reality Can Be Manipulated In The Physical Built World

SPLENDID PUBLIC TERRACES

MEMORABLE STREETS

AMBIGUOUS & COMPOSITE BUILDING

MUSEUM structure + event

T HA

? XT

WHAT AN EXPERIENCE!

OK M UU OR R E! R !

WOW! THIS LOOKS INTERESTING??

I’LL SURE COME AGAIN SOME OTHER TIME WOHOoOo!

The hidden gem

Re-Collection of Kelantan Spiritual Floating Market

DESIGN THEORY BRICOLLAGE

CULTURE

BUILT FORM

ECONOMY

BRICOLEUR

INTERLEVEL CONNECTION

WATER TREATMENT

Stilts leave the smallest footprints hence respecting the site

First impression is important

Converstations and visual porosity

Souce of water can be harvested (contribution)

SEATING AVAILABILITY

TROPICAL DESIGN

ABOROGINAL ARCHITECTURE

MARKET ROBUSTNESS

Natural ventillation

Implementing their own architecture

Preserving traditional market ambiance

ON STILTS

Successful public space

BRICOLLAGE

GENIUS LOCI Spirit of Place

“City as a museum & city must look like a theatre in an artistic way” - Collin Rowe -

AIM Cultural Centre as part of a top rated tourist attraction as well as to expand the socio economic of the locals in Tumpat, Kelantan.

BUILDING FORM, LANG Floating market is synonymous with Bangkok and several other places in Thailand, but many are not aware that Malaysia also has its own version of floating markets and they can be found in Kelantan. The concept is similar with the ones in Kelantan located in the village areas, with traders selling mostly local produce, such as coconut jelly, palm sugar, honey, “nasi berlauk”, traditional delicacy and local salad, such as “kerabu nipah”.

GUAGE & EXPRESSION

BUILDING FORM, LANG

TYPE A

TYPE B

TYPE C

TYPE D

GUAGE & EXPRESSION

BUILDING FORM, LANG

TYPE E

TYPE F

TYPE G

GUAGE & EXPRESSION TYPE H

WEST (A) ELEVATION

WEST (B) ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION n.t.s

EAST (A) ELEVATION

EAST (B) ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION n.t.s

NORTH (A) EL I

III

LEVATION n.t.s

SOUTH (A) EL I

III

LEVATION n.t.s

III

SOUTH (B) EL I

LEVATION n.t.s

NORTH (B) EL I

LEVATION n.t.s

SECTION X 11.5M (Roof Lvl) 4.0 7.5M (2F Lvl) 3.5M (1F Lvl) 0 (GF Lvl)

3.0 3.5

11.5M (Roof Lvl) 4.0 7.5M (2F Lvl) 3.5M (1F Lvl) 0 (GF Lvl)

3.0 3.5

I Open Multipurpose Space

Pop-Up Communal Space

warung Terrace Cafe Canoe Exhibition Area

Seating Area

Pop Up Merchant

Floating M

X - X’ n.t.s

Market

I x’

II Arts & Cafe Merchandise

Arts & Crafts Merchandise

Pop-Up Communal Space

Seating Area

Rehearsal Room

SECTION Y

11.5M (Roof Lvl) 9.5M (Roof Lvl)

4.0

7.5M (2F Lvl) 3.5M (1F Lvl) 0 (GF Lvl)

3.0 3.5

Arts & Cafe Merchandise

Pop Up Mercant

Arts & Crafts Mercandise

Arts & Cafe Merchandise

Pop Up Merchant

Warung Terrace Cafe

Cultural Area

Pop Up M

Y - Y’ n.t.s

Merchant

y’

Pop Up Mercant

Tourist Information Centre Open Space Eateries

Arts & Crafts Mercandise

Berth

AXONOMETR

RIC SECTIONS

BUILDA

A CASE

THE WINSTON LANDLOCKED FLOATING HOU

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ABILITY

E STUDY

USE a system designed by Architect Ron R. Campbell

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BUILDA

A CASE

ABILITY

E STUDY

FEASIBILITY STUDY FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY GROSS DEVELOPMENT VALUE LAND MATTER The exisiting proposed site is already classify as Commercial Land Type Development. So there is no need for the application of land conversion.w

LAND COST RM 540, 000 TUMPAT, KELANTAN Type: Commercial Land size: 9, 580 sqft Sources www.iproperty.com.my Land owned by: Joyce Chan

TOTAL AREA: 4.0 Acres 43, 560 square feet Land Price Tumpat: RM 56.37 / square feet RM 56.37 x 43, 560 sqft RM 2, 455, 477

ECONOMIC ITEM TYPOLOGY

ITEM TYPOLOGY (A)

COMMERCIAL

DESCRIPTION Site area (Acres) GFA (Sqft) NFA (Sqft)

Area 4 59,044 45,642

COMPONENTS

GFA (SQFT) 71,802

RATE PER SQFT (RM) 600

COMPONENTS

GFA (SQFT) 71,802

COST PER SQFT (RM) 200

COMPONENTS Site Clearance and Earthworks Surface Water Drainage Sewerage Reticulation & System INFRASTRUCTURE Fencing & Gates EXTERNAL WORK Pump House PEDESTRIAN (app ox; 1.5m width)Interlocking pavement bedded with cement rendered.

III IV

OVERALL TOTAL Preliminaries (5%) of I and II Price Fluctuation (4%) of I and II

Contigences and Design Reserve 5% I to IV

Government Service Tax 6%

ITEM A

DESCRIPTION CONSTRUCTION COST SOFTCOST Land Cost Land conversion cost Professional Fees Project Management Supervision Reimbursable Expenses Management and Administrative Cost Development Charges and ISF Contribution Demarcation & Survey

TOTAL PRICE (RM) 14,360,400.00

QUANTITY 1 Total A

20% of Total (A)

Electrical Services TNB Sub-Station Genset Room Main Switch Board MDF Room Loading Unloading Mechanical Installation Cold Water and Sanitary Plumbing Air Conditioning & Ventilation System Fire Protection System Lift Installation Escalator MECHANICAL & LPG System ELECTRICAL WORK AHU Chilled Room (B) Sprinkler Water Tank Hose Reel Water Tank Riser Pump Room Domestic Water Tank ICT Work Structure Cabling System Telephone Cabling System Network, Wireless System & Infrastructure Datacommunication Uninteruptible Power Supply (UPS) Building Supervisory System

ITEM

REFERENCE QUANTITY iProperty 1 Gross Development Value

30% of Total (A)

10% of Total (A)

Total B Total A+B UNIT/AREA

RATES (RM)

4.0 Acres

150,000

500 Sqm

80/sqm

TOTAL PRICE (RM)

QUANTITY

Total Total building cost (I +II)

RECOMMENDED CONSTRUCTION COST UNIT/AREA

Sqft

Acres

QUANTITY

43,560 10% of I and II 3% of I and II 1% of I and II 5% of I 1.5% of GDV 0.25% of A 4

RATE (RM)

AMOUNT (RM) 22,467,808

147

6,403,320

1,000

2,246,781 674,034 224,678 1,091,390 646,218 35,901 4,000

VIABILITY

STRUCTURA AN SPECIAL

AL SYSTEM ND L STUDY

K 170000

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

ROOF PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

8500

L 8500

M 8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

LEGEND: COLUMN BEAM/TRUSSES

STRUCTURAL ROOF PLAN SCALE 1:650

K 170000

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

8500

L 8500

M 8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

LEGEND: COLUMN BEAM/TRUSSES

STRUCTURAL GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:650

K 170000

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

8500

L 8500

M 8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

LEGEND: COLUMN BEAM/TRUSSES

STRUCTURAL FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:650

K 170000

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

8500

L 8500

M 8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

LEGEND: COLUMN BEAM/TRUSSES

STRUCTURAL SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:650

SITE CONTOUR SCALE 1 : 600

110500 8500

8500

SITE SECTION A SCALE 1 : 400

138937 8500

8500

SITE SECTION B SCALE 1 : 400

8500

10855

15227

10855

8500

SITE CONTOUR SCALE 1 : 600

119031 8500

8500

3750

13100

9350

8500

BULDING SECTION A SCALE 1 : 400

138937 8500

8500

3750

13100

9350

8500

BUILDING SECTION B SCALE 1 : 400

8500

10855

15227

10855

8500

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

A CASE

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

E STUDY

“Amphibious structures are not static; they respond to floods like ships to a rising tide, floating on the water’s surface.” Elizabeth English (Assoc. Prof of Architecture, University of Waterloo, Ontario)

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

A CASE

PRINCIPLE

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

E STUDY

METHOD [EXPLODED ASSEMBLY OF COMPONENTS)

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

A CASE

FLOATING HOUSE, CAN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

E STUDY

NADA by MOS Architect

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

A CASE

FLOATING HOUSE, CAN

The spacing of the planks varies around openings to admt light & air

When off-grid, as in the case of this one, solar panels generate energy that is accumulated in a battery system and used when necessary at 12 or 110 volts. All blackwater and greywater pass through an aerobic and biological t r e a t m e n t station through a three-phase biodigester system to finally return to the environment in conditions of physical, chemical, and bacteriological purity.

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

E STUDY

NADA by MOS Architect

Column & Roof Framing (Timber)

Primary Beam (Timber)

Secondary Steel Framing & Steel Bracing (to support b o u y a n c y blocks) Customized Steel pontons

Bouyancy B l o c k s (4-metre-long and 1-metrewide cylinders filled with air,)

FACADE STUDY DESIGN DETAIL DRAWING

R P

170000 8500

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

ROOM

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

I DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

SECTION I SCALE 1:50

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

2700

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

4700

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

FACADE STUDY DESIGN DETAIL DRAWING

R P

170000 8500

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

ROOM

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

II DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

SECTION II SCALE 1:50

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

2700

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

4700

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

FACADE STU

DETAIL D

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

UDY DESIGN

DRAWING J

2700

4700

FRONT ELEVATION SCALE 1:50

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN AMPHIBIOUS RETROFIT CONSTRUCTION

R P

170000 8500

8500

HOSTEL

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 HOSTEL

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

ROOM

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

3000

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

CUT SECTION VIEW n.t.s

REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN SCALE 1:50

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN AMPHIBIOUS RETROFIT CONSTRUCTION

R P

170000 8500

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

ROOM

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

8500

SECTION I (BEFORE & AFTER MONSOON) SCALE 1:50 K

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

2700

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

4700

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN AMPHIBIOUS RETROFIT CONSTRUCTION

R P

170000 8500

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

ROOM

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

8500

SECTION I (DURING MONSOON) SCALE 1:50 K

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

2700

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

4700

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN AMPHIBIOUS RETROFIT CONSTRUCTION

R P

170000 8500

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

ROOM

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

8500

SECTION II (BEFORE & AFTER MONSOON) SCALE 1:50 10

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

2700

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

4700

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN AMPHIBIOUS RETROFIT CONSTRUCTION

R P

170000 8500

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

(M) (F)

TOILET

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

ROOM

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

14 8500

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

STORAGE 2

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

II II DETAIL FLOOR PLAN n.t.s

TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

8500

SECTION II (DURING MONSOON) SCALE 1:50

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

2700

UPLIFTED FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

4700

GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

Structural comparison: Before moonsoon season

House remains on the ground under normal conditions but will rise when flooding occurs.

Mooring posts/Steel posts allow house to rise and fall with minimal lateral sway.

Capable with high density house Minimize carbon footprint.

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

Structural comparison: During moonsoon season

(October, November, Disember, January) As the waters rose, the buildings would rise, too, sliding up the pillars and floating on the water’s surface. When the waters receded, the houses would descend to their original positions.

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

Condition: Bef

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

fore Moonsoon

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

Condition: Dur

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

ring Moonsoon

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO Condition: Af

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION ter Moonsoon

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

Vernacular Roof Structure

Wall Panel and Ceiling Joist

Lateral Structure

Bouyancy Blocks Post and Beam Structure

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

ATAP RUMAH 150mm x 300mm Timber Roof Beam

Gable End Panels

300mm x 300mm Timber Column

Ceiling Wooden Panel

Housing Joint

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

Mooring Posts/Steel Posts (Vertical Guidance Post) Prevents the structure from horizontal movements. It allow house to rise and fall with minimal lateral sway.

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

Timber Floor

Primary Beam (Timber)

Secondary Steel Framing & Steel Bracing (Support bouyancy blocks timber) End centering device (steel) (for exact lateral repositioning)

Bouyancy Blocks (79cm x 152cm x 46cm) boxes would function like the hull of a ship, providing buoyancy

Vertical Guidance Post

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

LATERAL STRUCTURE

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

Timber Roof Truss

Timber Flooring

INDIVIDUAL RETROFITTING Lateral Structure are devided into 4 segments to decrease the chances of unsymmetrical load in respond to vertical movements of the structure during an increase of water level.

4 Steel Beam/Steel Framing (for exact lateral repositioning)

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

5 6

2 INDIVIDUAL RETROFITTING Lateral Structure are devided into 4 segments to decrease the chances of unsymmetrical load in respond to vertical movements of the structure during an increase of water level.

3 4

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

Timber wall panel

Laminated timber roof truss

Timber Flooring

Secondary Steel Framing & Steel Bracing

Steel Beam (End centering device)

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM &

AMPHIBIOUS RETRO

Laminated Timber Trusses

Genting Senggora

(Timber) Primary Beam

Steel Beam/Steel Framing (for exact lateral repositioning)

Timber Column

SPECIAL STUDY DESIGN

OFIT CONSTRUCTION

Rainwater Harvesting

Pemeleh

Tiba Layar

Floating Calculations Bouyancy blocks boxes would function like the hull of a ship, providing buoyancy

https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/32434183.pdf Calculation of the size for each bouyancy blocks are determine by Archimede’s Law (Floating calculations) which requires series of detail calculations from a specialist engineer.

ROOF S LAMINATED TIMBER TRUSSES

TIBA LAY

PEMALEH

ATTACHED ROOF

SYSTEM

YAR

ROOF CROWN

GENTING SINGGORA

LOTENG

SECTION X

Open Multipurpose Space

Pop-Up Communal Space

warung Terrace Cafe

Floating M

Canoe Exhibition Area

Seating Area

Pop Up Merchant

SECTION

Arts & Cafe Merchandise

Pop Up Mercant

Arts & Crafts Mercandise

Arts & Cafe Merchandise

Pop Up Merchant

Warung Terrace Cafe

Cultural Area

Pop Up M

x’

y’

X-X’ (NTS)

Arts & Cafe Merchandise

Market

Arts & Crafts Merchandise

Pop-Up Communal Space

Rehearsal Room

Seating Area

Y-Y’(NTS)

Merchant

Pop Up Mercant

Tourist Information Centre Open Space Eateries

Arts & Crafts Mercandise

Berth

FIRE REQU AN BUILDING

UIREMENTS ND SERVICES

PASSIVE FIRE PRO

SPECIAL F

ACCOMMODATION

SHOPLOTS/MARKET

THEATRE

TNB/WATER TANK

OTECTION SYSTEM

FEATURES

AUDITORIUM TNB/WATER TANK

Berth

ESTABLISH P

PURPOSE GROUP : CATE

FIFTH SCHEDULE DESIGNATION OF PURPOSE GROUP (BY-LAW 134, 138)

GROUND FLOOR PLAN A

R P

170000 8500

8500

Y’

8500

2 8500

STORAGE 2 MUSOLLAH (M) STORAGE 1

REFUSE CHAMBER

MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM

ABLUTION

ABLUTION TOILET (M)

TOILET (OKU)

8500

TOILET (F)

8500

4 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE SEATING AREA

SEATING AREA RETAIL STORE

RETAIL STORE

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

10855

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

10 8500

CANOE MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

11 POP UP MERCHANT

12 8500

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

8500

14 8500

ABLUTION

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE MUSOLLAH (M)

8500

ABLUTION

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

MUSOLLAH (F)

8500

PARAMETERS

A2: CATEGORY OF TOP MOST FLOOR HEIGHT BELOW 18.3M (5 st & below)

EGORY OF TOP MOST FLOOR

External Hydrant HR Fire Escape Staircase Compartmentation SECTION Y-Y’

Purpose Group

[PLACE OF ASSEMBLY]

[SHOP]

A2: CATEGORY OF TOP MOST FLOOR Top Most Floor (3M)

FIRST FLOOR PLAN A

R P

170000 8500

8500

Y’

8500

TEL 3

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

PUMP ROOM

ROO

GENSET ROOM

PUMP ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE TOILET

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

3000

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

HOS

3000

8500

3000

(M)

TOILET

(F) ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TEL 2

HOS

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 M1

ROO

HOSTEL

3000 3000

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

3000

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

SUCTION TANK

14 8500

PUMP ROOM

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

8500

GENSET ROOM

TRANSFORMER ROOM

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE PUMP ROOM

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

8500

ESTABLISH PARAMETERS (A3 : ACTIVE PROVISIONS - SCHEDULE 10)

Based in Tenth Schedule for table of requirements for fire extenguishment alarm systems and emergency lighting (By Laws 226(1), 237(1). By Laws 134, 138 ACTIVE FIRE REQUIREMENT PROVISION BASED ON SCHEDULE 10 A

R P

170000 8500

8500

Y’

8500

2 8500

STORAGE 2 MUSOLLAH (M) STORAGE 1

REFUSE CHAMBER

MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM

ABLUTION

ABLUTION TOILET (M)

TOILET (OKU)

8500

TOILET (F)

8500

4 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE SEATING AREA

SEATING AREA RETAIL STORE

RETAIL STORE

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

10855

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

10 POP UP MERCHANT

8500

CANOE MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

SEATING AREA

8500

SUMMARISATION FOR UPPER ISLAND

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

8500

14 8500

ABLUTION

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE MUSOLLAH (M)

MUSOLLAH (F)

8500

NORTH ISLAND

SOUTH ISLAND

8500

TENTH SCHEDULE TABLE OF REQUIREMENT FOR FIRE EXTENGUISHMENT ALARM SYSTEMS AND EMERGENCY LIGHTING (BY LAWS 226 (1), 237 (1), (BY LAWS 134, 138) SUMMARISATION FOR NORTH ISLAND PURPOSE GROUP SHOP (TOTAL AREA OF 982.55 SQM) OCCUPANCY HAZARD

EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2) G - Hose Reel

TWO STOREY (TOTAL FLOOR AREA) : 750 SQM - 1000 SQM

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM (NOTE 3) 2- Manual Electrical Fire

Alarm Systems

EMERGENCY LIGHTING (NOTE 4) a - Single point Unit

PURPOSE GROUP PLACE OF ASSEMBLY (TOTAL AREA OF 939.30 SQM) CLASS A AND B BELOW THE LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE

A - Automatic Sprinklers G - Hose Reel

2- Manual Electrical Fire

Alarm Systems

b - Central Battery

PURPOSE GROUP OTHER RESIDENTIAL (HOTEL & DORMATORIES) NOT REQUIRED

SINGLE STOREY

NOT REQUIRED

SUMMARISATION FOR SOUTH ISLAND PURPOSE GROUP SHOP (TOTAL AREA OF 988.80 SQM) OCCUPANCY HAZARD

EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2) G - Hose Reel

TWO STOREY (TOTAL FLOOR AREA) : 750 SQM - 1000 SQM

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM (NOTE 3) 2- Manual Electrical Fire

Alarm Systems

EMERGENCY LIGHTING (NOTE 4) a - Single point Unit

PURPOSE GROUP PLACE OF ASSEMBLY (TOTAL AREA OF 614.56 SQM) CLASS A AND B BELOW THE LEVEL OF EXIT DISCHARGE

A - Automatic Sprinklers G - Hose Reel

2- Manual Electrical Fire

EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM

G - Hose Reel

A - Automatic Sprinklers

Alarm Systems

b - Central Battery

FIRE ALARM

2- Manual Electrical Fire Alarm System

SITE PLANNING REQUIREMENTS (B1 : BL 140 - ACCESS ROAD)

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PASSIVE FIRE FIGHTING C1 : BY LAW 136 COMPARTMENTATION

Based in Fifth Schedule for table of requirements for dimensions of buildings and compartments (By Law 136) SUMMARISATION FOR NORTH ISLAND UPPER ISLAND FLOOR LEVEL

PURPOSE GROUP

TOTAL AREA

LIMIT OF DIMENSIONS (SCEDULE 5)

FLOOR AREA CUBIC CAPACITY OF STOREY IN OF BUILDING OR BUILDING OR C O M PA RT M E N T C O M PA RT M E N T (IN M3) (IN M2)

FLOOR AREA CUBIC CAPACITY OF STOREY IN OF BUILDING OR BUILDING OR C O M PA RT M E N T COMPARTMENT (IN M3) (IN M2)

HEIGHT (M)

SUMMARY

GROUND FLOOR

V - SHOP

368

1,379

2,000

7,000

3.74

NOT EXCEEDING THE LIMIT OF DIMENSION = COMPARTMENT NOT REQUIRED

GROUND FLOOR

VII - PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

361

1,352

NO LIMIT APPLICABLE

3.74

NOT APPLICABLE UNDER BY LAW 138

FIRST FLOOR

V - SHOP

614

4,236

2000

7000

6.90

NOT EXCEEDING THE LIMIT OF DIMENSION = COMPARTMENT NOT REQUIRED

FIRST FLOOR

VII - PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

578

3,988

NO LIMIT APPLICABLE

6.90

NOT APPLICABLE UNDER BY LAW 138

FIRST FLOOR

III - OTHER RESIDENTIAL

134

925

3000

8000

6.90

NOT EXCEEDING THE LIMIT OF DIMENSION = COMPARTMENT NOT REQUIRED

HEIGHT (M)

SUMMARY

SUMMARISATION FOR SOUTH ISLAND LOWER ISLAND FLOOR LEVEL

PURPOSE GROUP

TOTAL AREA

LIMIT OF DIMENSIONS

FLOOR AREA CUBIC CAPACITY OF STOREY IN OF BUILDING OR BUILDING OR C O M PA RT M E N T C O M PA RT M E N T (IN M3) (IN M2)

FLOOR AREA CUBIC CAPACITY OF STOREY IN OF BUILDING OR BUILDING OR C O M PA RT M E N T COMPARTMENT (IN M3) (IN M2)

GROUND FLOOR

V - SHOP

442

1,655

2,000

7,000

3.745

NOT EXCEEDING THE LIMIT OF DIMENSION = COMPARTMENT NOT REQUIRED

GROUND FLOOR

VII - PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

217

813

NO LIMIT APPLICABLE

3.745

NOT APPLICABLE

FIRST FLOOR

V - SHOP

547

3,774

2,000

7,000

6.90

NOT EXCEEDING THE LIMIT OF DIMENSION = COMPARTMENT NOT REQUIRED

FIRST FLOOR

VII - PLACE OF ASSEMBLY

398

2,746

NO LIMIT APPLICABLE

6.90

NOT APPLICABLE

PASSIVE FIRE FIGHTING C2 : STAIRCASE WIDTH & NUMBER

FIRST FLOOR PLAN A

R P

170000 8500

8500

BLOCK 1

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

GENSET ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

PUMP ROOM

ROO

3000

PUMP ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE ET (M)

TOIL

3000

8500

TEL 3

3000

8500

HOS

3000

8500

3000

8500

Y’ BLOCK 2

ET (F)

TOIL

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TEL 2

HOS

EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 M1

ROO

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000

HOSTEL

3000

8500

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

KITCHEN

3000

8500

3000

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

10855

BLOCK 3

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

11 8500

BLOCK 2

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY KITCHEN

8500

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF) EATERIES

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

SUCTION TANK

PUMP ROOM

8500

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

GENSET ROOM

TRANSFORMER ROOM

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

PUMP ROOM

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

8500

Y BLOCK 1

STAIRCASE REQUIRED FOR SOUTH ISLAND

STAIRCASE REQUIRED FOR NORTH ISLAND a b c d e f g h i j k

l m

m n

Level Building Block

First Floor Level 2

a b c d e f

Place Of Assembly

VII 144.51 144.51 1.50

VII 325.12 325.12 1.50

Place Of Shop Assembly VII V 722.68 614.27 108.41 6 0.3

96.34

216.75

102.38

361.37

1.28

2.89

1.71

4.82

1.28

2.89

6.52

0.71

1.59

3.59

1.50

Additional One Staircase (Total width / proposed width) + 1) (By law 168(2)

PROVIDED STAIRS (in building)

Function Purpose Group Gross floor area Nett Floor Area (m2) Occupant / m2 Occupant per floor (e/f) Str exit width Total of str width (occupant per floor / str exit width) = g/h Total of stairs width (combined) Total str width in m (e x 0.55m) MINIMUM Staircase width =To follow widest str width to discharge level(By law 177(f)) Required Str

g h i

l m

m 2

Level 1 Building Block Function Place Of Assembly VII Purpose Group 216.83 Gross floor area 216.83 Nett Floor Area (m2) 1.50 Occupant / m2 Occupant per floor 144.55 (e/f) 75 Str exit width Total of str width 1.93 (occupant per floor / str exit width) = g/h Total of stairs width 1.93 (combined) Total str width in m 1.06 (e x 0.55m) MINIMUM Staircase width =To follow 1.50 widest str width to discharge level(By law 177(f)) 1 Required Str

First Floor Level

2 Place Of Assembly VII 727.96 181.01 1.50

546.95 6.00

120.67

91.16

1.61

1.52 3.13 1.72

1.50

Additional One Staircase (Total width / proposed width) + 1) (By law 168(2)

PROVIDED STAIRS (in building)

Shop V

PASSIVE FIRE FIGHTING TRAVEL DISTANCE

ACTIVE FIRE REQUIREMENT PROVISION BASED ON SCHEDULE 10 A

R P

170000 8500

8500

Y’

8500

2 8500

STORAGE 2 MUSOLLAH (M) STORAGE 1

REFUSE CHAMBER

MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM

ABLUTION

ABLUTION TOILET (M)

TOILET (OKU)

8500

TOILET (F)

8500

4 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE SEATING AREA

SEATING AREA RETAIL STORE

RETAIL STORE

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

10855

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

10 POP UP MERCHANT

8500

CANOE MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

SEATING AREA

8500

SUMMARISATION FOR UPPER ISLAND

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

8500

14 8500

ABLUTION

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE MUSOLLAH (M)

MUSOLLAH (F)

8500

NORTH ISLAND

SOUTH ISLAND

Seven Schedule : Maximum Travel Distance (UBBL)

The travel distance can be determine based on 10th schedule of requirement required for fire extenguishment, alarm system and emergency lighting SUMMARISATION FOR NORTH ISLAND PURPOSE GROUP SHOP (TOTAL AREA OF 982.55 SQM) EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2) G - Hose Reel

UNSPRINKLERED / SPRINKLERED

MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE (M)

DEAD END (M)

UNSPRINKLERED

PURPOSE GROUP PLACE OF ASSEMBLY (TOTAL AREA OF 939.30 SQM) EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2)

A - Automatic Sprinklers G - Hose Reel

UNSPRINKLERED / SPRINKLERED

MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE (M)

DEAD END (M)

SPRINKLERED

UNSPRINKLERED / SPRINKLERED

MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE (M)

DEAD END (M)

UNSPRINKLERED

UNSPRINKLERED / SPRINKLERED

MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE (M)

DEAD END (M)

UNSPRINKLERED

PURPOSE GROUP OTHER RESIDENTIAL (DORMATORIES) EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2)

NOT REQUIRED

SUMMARISATION FOR SOUTH ISLAND PURPOSE GROUP SHOP (TOTAL AREA OF 988.80 SQM) EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2) G - Hose Reel

PURPOSE GROUP PLACE OF ASSEMBLY (TOTAL AREA OF 614.56 SQM) EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM (NOTE 2)

A - Automatic Sprinklers G - Hose Reel

UNSPRINKLERED / SPRINKLERED

MAX TRAVEL DISTANCE (M)

DEAD END (M)

SPRINKLERED

PASSIVE FIR

DISTRIBUTION AND POSI A

170000 8500

8500

EL 3

HOST

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

GENSET ROOM

PUMP ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

T (M)

TOILE

TRANSFORMER ROOM

10m PUMP ROOM

3000

ROOM

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

24m

REHEARSAL ROOM

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

T (F)

TOILE

3000 EATERIES

16m

3000

KITCHEN

POP UP MERCHANT

24m

POP UP MERCHANT

24m

EL 1

HOST

3000 3000

8500

16m

3000

8500

3000

ROOM

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

20m

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

20m

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

EL 2

HOST

3000

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

10855

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

10 8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

20m

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

KITCHEN

8500

24m

POP UP MERCHANT

24m

8500

GALLERY

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

KITCHEN

16m

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

16m EATERIES

8500

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

RE FIGHTING

ITIONING OF STAIRCASE

8500

N 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

TICKETING COUNTER

RECEPTION LOBBY

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

SUCTION TANK

10m

PUMP ROOM

GENSET ROOM

TRANSFORMER ROOM

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

FIRST FLOOR PLAN N.T.S

STAIRCASE REQUIRED FOR NORTH ISLAND a b c d e f g h i j k

l m

m n

Level Building Block

First Floor Level 2

Place Of Assembly

VII 144.51 144.51 1.50

VII 325.12 325.12 1.50

Place Of Assembly VII V 722.68 614.27 108.41 6 0.3

96.34

216.75

102.38

361.37

1.28

2.89

1.71

4.82

1.28

2.89

6.52

0.71

1.59

3.59

1.50

Additional One Staircase (Total width / proposed width) + 1) (By law 168(2)

PROVIDED STAIRS (in building)

Shop

STAIRCASE REQUIRED FOR SOUTH ISLAND a b c d e f g h i j k

l m

m n

First Floor Level

2 Place Of Assembly VII 727.96 181.01 1.50

546.95 6.00

120.67

91.16

1.61

1.52 3.13 1.72

1.50

Additional One Staircase (Total width / proposed width) + 1) (By law 168(2)

PROVIDED STAIRS (in building)

Shop V

BUILDING SERVIC

REFUSE TYPE

Nett Floor Area per Floor (m²) / No

room/unit

Waste P WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM Est. Waste/Day (

South Island REFUSE Accommodation 1 34 3 0.1m³/room Accommodation 2 12Area per 2 0.1m³/room Nett Floor Waste P Est. Waste/Day TYPE room/unit Storage and General 34 / No 0.8m³/300m² ( Floor (m²) NORTH Retail 1 ISLAND 278 0.8m³/300m² South Retail 2Island 90 0.8m³/300m² Accommodation 1 34 3 0.1m³/room Office 212 0.15m³/300m² 0.1m³/room Accommodation 2 12 2 Warung (Café 1) 105 1 0.15m³/unit Storage 34 0.8m³/300m² Warung and (CaféGeneral 2) 70 30.15m³/unit Retail 1 278 0.8m³/300m² Pop-up (Café) 16 8 0.15m³/unit Retail 2 90 0.8m³/300m² TOTAL W Office 212 0.15m³/300m² North Island Warung (Café 1) 105 1 0.15m³/unit Retail 1 418 0.8m³/300m² Warung (Café 2) 70 3 0.15m³/unit Retail 2 67 0.8m³/300m² Pop-up (Café) 16 8 0.15m³/unit Office 140 0.15m³/300m² TOTAL W SOUTH(Café ISLAND Warung 1) 105 1 0.15m³/unit North Island Warung (Café 2) 70 1 0.15m³/unit Retail 1 418 0.8m³/300m² Pop-up (Café) 16 8 0.15m³/unit Retail 2 67 0.8m³/300m² TOTAL W Office 140 0.15m³/300m² *Proposed for 2x 20.6m³ with dimension of 5125x2220mm, leading to Refuse Chamber of size 7650x4150x5000(h)m Warung (Café 1) 105 1 0.15m³/unit *minimum 2x240L MGB for each Institutional, Hotel & Office floor Warung (Café 2) 70 1 0.15m³/unit Pop-up (Café) 16 8 0.15m³/unit

TOTAL W

*Proposed for 2x 20.6m³ with dimension of 5125x2220mm, leading to Refuse Chamber of size 7650x4150x5000(h)m Proposed size of Waste Bin = 1,070mm x 1,360mm x 1,360mm *minimum 2x240L MGB for each Institutional, Hotel & Office floor

Therefore, size of Refuse Chamber Therefore, size of Refuse Chamber

= 1,979 sqm x 8 (No. of Waste Bin Req in South Island) = 15, 832 sqm (South Island) = 1,979 sqm x 5 (No. of Waste Bin Req in South Island) = 9,895 sqm (North Island)

Sources: http://mpkangar.gov.my/sites/default/files/downloads/2020-01/garis_ panduan_sistem_pengurusan_sisa_pepejal_bagi_pembangunan_baru.pdf

Waste Produce/Day Waste Produce/Day (L) (cm3)

CES INTEGRATION Est. Waste/Day

0.1m³/room M - DISPOSAL SYSTEM0.30 0.1m³/room 0.20

0.8m³/300m² 0.02 0.8m³/300m² 0.14 0.8m³/300m² 0.05 Produce/Day 0.15m³/300m² 0.11 Frequency Waste Produce/Day (L) (cm3) 0.15m³/unit 0.15 0.15m³/unit 0.45 0.15m³/unit 1.2 0.30 300.00 TOTAL WASTE (L) 0.20 200.00 0.02 17.00 0.8m³/300m² 0.21 0.14 139.00 0.03 3 0.05 0.8m³/300m² 45.00 0.15m³/300m² 0.07 0.11 106.00 0.15m³/unit 0.15 0.15 150.00 0.15m³/unit 0.15 0.45 450.00 1.20 1.2 0.15m³/unit 1200.00

WASTE (L)

Frequency

300.00 200.00 17.00 139.00 3 45.00 106.00 Type of Waste Bin Choosen 150.00 450.00 1200.00

2607.00 209 33.5 70 150 150 1200

Type of Waste Bin Choosen

1100 L No. Of Waste Bin Required 0.82

BIN REQUIRED 7821.00 TOTAL WASTE0.55 1100 L 3

0.05 0.42 0.12 0.32 1100 L 0.45 1.35 3.60

TOTAL WASTE (L) TOTAL WASTE BIN 1812.50 TOTAL WASTE BIN5437.50 REQUIRED 2607.00 8 REQUIRED 7821.00

mber of size 7650x4150x5000(h)mm 0.21 0.03 0.07 0.15 0.15 1.20

WASTE (L)

209 33.5 70 150 150 1200

1812.50

1100 L

5437.50 TOTAL WASTE BIN REQUIRED

0.57 0.09 0.19 0.41 0.41 3.27

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

K 170000

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

8500

CES INTEGRATION

M - DISPOSAL SYSTEM

Location of refuse chamber 15.8 sqm (area) L 8500

M 8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

North Island U

T 8500

8500

South Island

Legend:

Accommodation 1 Accommodation 2 Storage & general Retail 1 Retail 2 Office Warung (Cafe 1) Warung (Cafe 2) Pop-up (Cafe)

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

K 170000

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

8500

CES INTEGRATION

M - DISPOSAL SYSTEM

North Island L

M 8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

South Island

Legend:

Accommodation 1 Accommodation 2 Storage & general Retail 1 Retail 2 Office Warung (Cafe 1) Warung (Cafe 2) Pop-up (Cafe)

Location of refuse chamber 9.8 sqm (area)

Est. Waste/Day

Waste Produce/Day Waste Produce/Day (L) (cm3)

Frequency

Type of Waste Bin Choosen

TOT

*Proposed for 2x 20.6m³ with dimension of 5125x2220mm, leading to Refuse Chamber of size 7650x4150x500 *minimum 2x240L MGB for each Institutional, Hotel & Office floor

0.1m³/room 0.30 Proposed size of Waste Bin 0.1m³/room 0.20 0.8m³/300m² 0.02 Therefore, size of Refuse Chamber 0.8m³/300m² 0.14 0.8m³/300m² 0.05 Therefore, size of Refuse0.11 Chamber 0.15m³/300m² 0.15m³/unit 0.15 0.15m³/unit 0.45 0.15m³/unit 1.2

TOTAL WASTE (L) 0.8m³/300m² 0.8m³/300m² 0.15m³/300m² 0.15m³/unit 0.15m³/unit 0.15m³/unit

0.21 0.03 0.07 0.15 0.15 1.20

TOTAL WASTE (L)

300.00

= 1,070mm x 1,360mm x 1,360mm 200.00 = 1,979 sqm x 8 (No. of Waste Bin Req in South Island) 17.00 = 15, 832 sqm (South Island) 139.00 = 1,979 Island) 3 Waste Bin Req in South 1100 L 45.00 sqm x 5 (No. of = 9,895 sqm (North Island) 106.00 150.00 450.00 1200.00

2607.00 209 33.5 70 150 150 1200

1812.50

7821.00 TOTAL WASTE BIN REQUIRED

1100 L

5437.50 TOTAL WASTE BIN REQUIRED

mber of size 7650x4150x5000(h)mm

Sources: http://mpkangar.gov.my/sites/default/files/downloads/2020-01/garis_ panduan_sistem_pengurusan_sisa_pepejal_bagi_pembangunan_baru.pdf

BUILDING SERVIC

ELECTRICAL SY

Electrical Supply Diagram S.S.B secondary service conductor TRANSFORMER (vault)

MAIN SWITCH BOARD (vault)

switch transformer fuses

THE TRANSFORMER The transformers are necessary at the point of use to step the voltage down to safer levels • for domestic scale buildings transformers are often pole mounted • for commercial buildings, a more complex electrical system is required • commercial building can puchase their power at cheaper higher voltage rates and operate their own transformers • size of transformer can be approximated from the ft2 of floor area to be served: - A unit 12’x8’x8’(h) can serve up to 10 000ft2 - A unit 20’x20’x11’(h) can serve up to 100,000 ft2 - A unit 20’x40’x11(h) can serve up to 300,000 ft2 - A unit 20’x80’x11’(h) can serve up to 1,000,000 ft2

THE SWITCHGEAR Size of switchgear can be approximated from the ft2 of floor area to be served: - A unit 12’x8’x8’(h) can serve up to 10 000ft2 - A unit 30’x20’x11’(h) can serve up to 100,000 ft2 - A unit 30’x40’x11(h) can serve up to 300,000 ft2 - A unit 30’x80’x11’(h) can serve up to 1,000,000 ft2

D.B

CES INTEGRATION

YSTEM - SYSTEM

branch circuit wiring

lighting

appliances

lighting

small motors and controls

TRANSFORMER CALCULATIONS Based on ARK 754 slide, Total area (Nama Bangunan) is 86,211 sqft which not exceed 100,000 sqft so a unit of 30’x20’x11’(h) can serve up to 100,000 sqft So the building required one unit of switch gear

SWITCH GEAR CALCULATIONS Mixed-use Cultural Centre Pasar Terapung BUILT UP AREA = 86,211 Sqft / 8009 sqm Therefore the size of genset room based on rule of thumb is, = ( 8,009 sqm / 1000 sqm ) x 2 sqm = 16.02 SQM SIZE OF GENSET ROOM REQUIRED

BUILDING SERVIC ELECTRICAL SY

Electrical Supply Diagram

MAIN SWITCH BO Area Required for MSB & Genset = M Area Required for MSB & Genset= = Area Provided for MSB & Genset 1 Area Provided for MSB & Genset

Electrical Supply Diagram

ELECTRICAL LOADELECTR CAL Total Area (m²) Total Area(ft²) Est. Supply / 1ft²Est (W Total Area (m²) Total Area(ft²) ELECTRICAL LOAD 8,009.00 86,208.08 10 8,009.00 86,208.08

ELECTRICAL LOAD

Total Area (m²)

Total Area(ft²)

8,009.00

86,208.08

GENSETArea & MSB ROOMTotal SIZE Area(ft²) Total (m²)

SET & MSB ROOM SIZE

8,009.00

86,208.08

Est. Room Size ( 1,000.00

Rule of Thumb 2 sqm MSB / Genset area for 1000 sqm floor area A

R P

170000 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

8500

CES INTEGRATION STEM - SYSTEM

OARD & GENSET = (GFA/1000) x 2 sqm MAIN SWITCH BOARD & GENSET = (8,009 sqm/1000) x 2 x 2 sqm = (GFA/1000) = 16.02 sqm = (8,009 sqm/1000) x 2 = 16.02 sqm 116 sqm 116 sqm

LCULATION RICAL LOAD CALCULATION t. Supply / 1ft² (Watts) Watts)

Total Supply (Watts) Total Supply (Watts)

Total Supply (MW) Total Supply (MW) 0.86 0.86

862,080.75 862,080.75

Est. Room Size (m²) 1,000.00

(m²)

Room

8.01

8.01 A

Room Dimension

(Room Size) x (2)

Room Dimension 4.00

(Room Size) x (2) 16

4.00

R P

170000 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

8500

9 138937

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

10855

3000

15227

8500

3000

855

3000

8500

3000

B 8500

8500

E 8500

G 8500

8500

H 8500

North Island I

Legend A. Electrical Supply from Main B. TNB Substation C. Main Switch Board Room D. Generator Set E. Electrical Riser

8500

Electrical Room Service Access

8500

170000

8500

170000 8500

South Island

8500

N 8500

O 8500

P 8500

Q 8500

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

TELECOMMUNICATISYSTEM

Typical Telephone Diaram wireless point

server room telekom income line

MDF

PABX

LAN BOMBA

• • • •

CONTROL ROOM

PA system fire detection CCTV telecommunication

Telephone system use one room distribution system. The system consist of: 1. Main Distribution Frame (MDF) The transitional point from the voice, data and video building feed cables to infra-building backbone cable which runs to each Intermediate Distribution Frame room (IDF) 2. Private Automatic Branch Exchange (PABX) Q J I A private automatic K L M N O P branch exchange (PABX) is an automatic telephone system within a private

R P

enterprise

170000 8500

8500

MDF MDF

500

BUILDING SERVICES INTEGRATION

8500

R P

170000 8500

8500

Location of MDF room

8500

2 8500

server room

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

R P

170000 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

Location of MDF room

10855

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

server room

ACTIVE FIRE PROT

FIRE DET

170000 8500

8500

HOSTE

ROOM

PUMP ROOM

3000

GENSET ROOM

PUMP ROOM

SUCTION TANK

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

T (M)

TOILE

3000

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

REHEARSAL ROOM

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

3000

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

3000

8500

3000

T (F)

TOILE

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

3000 EATERIES RECEPTION LOBBY TICKETING COUNTER

3000 1

POP UP MERCHANT

3000

8500

3000 3000

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

WELCOMING AREA

HOSTE

3000

ROOM

KITCHEN

BATIK WORKSHOP

CRAFT WORKSHOP

3000

3000 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

HOSTE

3000

8500

3000

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

7 10855

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

KITCHEN

8500

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

GALLERY

8500

KITCHEN RECEPTION LOBBY

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

TICKETING COUNTER

EATERIES ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

8500

TOILET (F)

STORAGE 2

8500

TOILET (OKU)

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE NTS

SCAle 1 : 650

LOCATION OF CONTROL ROOM TO MONITOR FAS PANEL

TOILET (M)

REFUSE CHAMBER

TECTION SYSTEM

TECTION

R P 8500

S 8500

T 8500

8500

A) MANUAL ELECTRICAL FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Manual call points and alarm bells to be located along escape routes B) AUTOMATIC FIRE DETECTORS SYSTEM • • • •

Monitors fire detectors and break glass Monitors fire fighting equipment Controls indicators and M&E equipment Provides signals to BOMBA and other system

FIRE ALARM SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Sewerage & Disposal Sewer Riser (EF) Refusse Chamber

ACTIVE FIRE PRO Water Supply

Suction Tank Room

Rooftop Tank Room Pump Room Water Riser

SUPPRESSION (MAN Others

Lift Motor Room Mail Box

Gas Room Lift

Total

DEVELOPMENT DATA - Floating Market DESCRIPTIONS

REQUIRED

Land Area Plot Ratio - MPS Guideline Max Development Area Max Plinth Area ( 60% of total site area) - JPBD Guideline Landscape Area (10% of total site area) - JPBD Guideline TOTAL GBA (GFA + M&E)

4.00 1:4 20.80 2.40 0.40

(A)

Lifestyle | Commercial

Community Centre Cultural Park Close Gallery Floating Theatre

(B)

(C)

(D)

CIRCULC (20%)

NFA

RFA

AREA PER PAX

PAX / PERSON

Pop-up Communal Space

QUANTITY

Observation Deck + Extention U Rehearsal Room

SFA + RENTABLE COMMON FLOOR AREA FACILITIES

Classroom

Workshop

Multipurpose Studio

1st Floor Lvl.

(SQM)

2,583

240

200

Welcoming Area

646

Accommodation (Tourists)

Tourist Information Centre

258

Hostel Accommodation (Locals)

Warden Room

258

Waiting Area

1,292

120

100

Floating Market

5,167

480

400

200

Queuing Dock (2x)

Distribution Bay (2x)

Preparation Station (2x)

Arts & Crafts Merchandise (Parade)

1,938

180

150

Open Space Eateries

1,938

180

150

Canal Gallery

388

Pop-up Merchant

775

Open Air Theatre

1,938

180

150

388

2,583

240

200

258

Overlooking Tower

1,033

Cultural Arena

1,938

180

150

Floating Alley (event space/functions)

1,292

120

100

Canoe Workshop

969

Wood Carving Workshop (Keris + Birdcage)

646

Storage Room

969

First Aid Room

2,583

240

200

Musollah (Female)

258

Musollah (Male)

258

Toilet (M & F)

620

31,052

2,885

481

2,404

1,465

Fire Water Tank Room

827

Fire Pump Room

116

Hose Reel Compartment (EF)

Fire Water Riser (EF)

MSB/EMSB (EF)

620

Electrical Riser (EF)

2,906

270

225

Warung/Terrace Cafe (EF) BBQ Area

Berth (Passanger Dropping & Leaving Deck)

Total

Fire Fighting

Electrical

Air Conditioner & Ventillation VRF Plant Room (Roof) Air/C Riser (EF) Telecommunication MDF

1,938

180

150

Security Room/Control Room

116

Telecommunication Riser

Sewer Riser (EF)

Refusse Chamber

116

Suction Tank Room

543

Rooftop Tank Room

543

Pump Room

543

Water Riser

3,615

336

280

Mail Box

278

Gas Room

556

1,277

119

45,226

4,202

700

3,501

1,465

Open Staircase Library

1,292

120

100

Eateries

3,617

336

280

Market Alley

2,583

240

200

100

Auditorium Cultural Centre

3,229

300

250

Sewerage & Disposal

Water Supply

Others Lift Motor Room

Lift

25% Of Plinth Area Used (GF)

Total

Batik Workshop

Storage Ticketing Office Supporting Facilities

Ticketing Counter Changing Room (Female) Changing Room (Male) Toilet Musollah (Male) Musollah (Female)

Total

Discussion Area (Open Work Sta Terrace Bar Helicopter Landing Pad Lifestyle | Commercial

Multipurpose Open Space Outdoor "Wayang"

Observation Deck + Extention U Workspace Lounge CEO Room 2nd Floor Lvl.

File Room Office Reception Administration Office Supporting Facilities

Meeting Room VIP Lounge Hub / Lunch Room Pantry Toilet

Total

PABX (ED)

SDF/Data Centre Services

Auditorium Cultural Centre

18.82 acres 1.36 acres 2.56 acres

(SQM)

Pastime Boulevard

Level GF

acres acres acres

SQM)

- Ticketing Counter & Office

Supporting Facilities

1.98 1.04 2.96

acres acre acre 8,261 sqm

(SQFT)

Reception

Workshops

Eateries Market Alley

NFA/RFA + NFA/RFA + CIRLC + M&E CIRLC + M&E

Jetty

Commercial

Open Staircase Library

EXTRA

acre

GFA

DEVELOPMENT COMPONENT

PROVIDED

SUB-TOTAL (GFA) RFA/GFA NFA/GFA SSU TNB Switchgear SSU Consumer Switchgear Ground Floor

Transformer Room (3x)

Other Services

SSB Standby Genset

Total

SUB-TOTAL (BUA/GFA)

116

543

3,615

336

280

278

556

1,277

119

45,226

4,202

700

3,501

1,465

1,292

120

100

3,617

336

280

2,583

240

200

100

3,229

300

250

TECTION SYSTEM

NUAL) - HOSE REEEL 25% Of Plinth Area Used (GF)

Upper Café

ation)

Upper Warung Cafe

Rentable Area Efficiency

904

5,813

540

450

150

904

1,292

120

100

1,550

144

120

2,325

216

180

1,550

144

120

775

969

310

129

388

258

129

517

620

258

30,974

2,878

480

2,398

1,429

388

775

1,563

145

121

775

904

1,550

144

120

388

1,292

120

100

323

517

258

620

10,011

930

155

775

310

86,211 40% 70%

8,009

5,577

3,204

1,085

101

633

465

2,713

252

210

88,923

8,261

DESIGN CONSIDERATION + CALCULATION Refering to UBBL Tenth Schedule - 1 hose reel should cover in 30m radius on floor area. - 1 hose reel should be provided for every 800sqm of usable space.

HOSE REEL CALCULATION REQUIRED FOR EACH FLOOR No. of hose reel per floor = GFA / 800 sqm Ground Floor Level = 2885 sqm / 800sqm = 3.61 = 4 unit of HR Provided = 5 HR 1st Floor Level = 3808 sqm / 800sqm = 4.76 = 5 unit of HR Provided = 6 HR ESTIMATE OF TANK CAPACITY Based on UBBL Schedule 10 Minimum storage required for the first hose reel is 2275 liter & 1137.5 liter for every additional hose reel until the maximum of 9100 liter. No of hose reel tanks needed (Most floor with hose reel) : 2275 + (1137.5 x 10) : 13, 650 liter of tank required Based on UBBL Schedule 10. The required maximum of tank capacity is 9100 litre.

: 9100 liter x 0.0045461 : 41.37 cu.m. Tank size standard : 1.2m x 1.2m x 1.2 : 1.728 cu.m. Therefore No. of tank required : 41.37 / 1.728 : 23.94 : 24 water tank

ACTIVE FIRE PRO

SUPPRESSION (MANUAL) - HOS A

B 8500

C 8500

D 8500

8500

850

8500

2 STORAGE 1

MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM

MUSOLLAH (F) ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

6 8500

8500

4 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

RETAIL STORE

RE ST

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP U MERCH

10855

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

2 8500

CANOE MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

1 SEATING AREA

SEATING AREA

POP MERCH

CULTURAL ARENA

11 8500

POP UP MERCHANT

8500

12 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

RET STO

8500

14 8500

5 MUSOLLAH (M)

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S GROUND

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

MUSOLLAH (M)

TECTION SYSTEM

SE REEL & FIRE EXTINGUISHER J

8500

STORAGE 2

TOILET (F)

8500

REFUSE CHAMBER

TOILET (OKU)

TOILET (M)

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

ETAIL TORE

P UP HANT

TAIL ORE

170000

UP HANT

R P

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

BERTH WELCOMING AREA

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

8500

ACTIVE FIRE PRO

SUPPRESSION (MANUAL) - HOS A

B 8500

C 8500

D 8500

E 8500

F 8500

G 8500

H 8500

I 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

10 3

4 8500

8500

12 5

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN N.T.S FIRST

FLOOR PLAN

SCALE 1 : 650

TECTION SYSTEM

SE REEL & FIRE EXTINGUISHER

3000

3000 3000

3000

3000 3000

EL 3 HOST

3000

3000 3000 3000

138937

ROOM

3000

8500

EL 1 HOST

T (F)

T (M)

EL 2

TOILE

HOST

ROOM

3000

B 8500

CANOE EXHIBITION

8500

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

8500

REHEARSAL ROOM

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

E 8500

CRAFT WORKSHOP

POP UP MERCHANT

F 8500

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

G 8500

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

Location of tank

FLOATING MARKET

8500

BATIK WORKSHOP

POP UP MERCHANT

8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 10855 15227 10855

8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500

U T S R P Q P O N M L K J

170000

Location of tank

170000

SUCTION TANK

GENSET ROOM

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

PUMP ROOM

KITCHEN

EATERIES

PUMP ROOM

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

8500

WELCOMING AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

TICKETING COUNTER

RECEPTION LOBBY

8500

3000

4 3

2 1

4 3 6

6 3

2 1 2 3 1 5

DESIGN CONSIDERATION + CALCULATION Refering to UBBL Tenth Schedule - 1 hose reel should cover in 30m radius on floor area. - 1 hose reel should be provided for every 800sqm of usable space.

: 9100 liter x 0.0045461 : 41.37 cu.m. Tank size standard : 1.2m x 1.2m x 1.2 : 1.728 cu.m. Therefore No. of tank required : 41.37 / 1.728 : 23.94 : 24 water tank

ACTIVE FIRE PROT

SUPPRESSION (AUTO

The minimum spacing and coverage to be protected by one sprinkler head shall be as : - 12 sqm. for ordinary hazard installation at not more than 4m apart

Generally all areas of should be protected with the sprinklers except for staircase enclosure, electrical rooms and toilet

RULE OF THUMB FOR CALCULATION For every 10sqm of area will required one sprinkler head. No. of system : Total of sprinkler head / 1000 Every 1000 head required 3000 gallons of water 1 tank (1.2m x 1.2m x 1.2m) : 380 gallons.

NO OF HEADS CALCULATION REQUIRED Based on UBBL Schedule 10th only UPPER GROUND required sprinkler system. Therefore : : GFA Ground Floor / 10 : 362 sqm / 10 sqm : 36 Sprinkler Head : GFA First Floor / 10 : 996 sqm / 10 sqm : 100 Sprinkler Head

Provided 90 Nos of Sprinkler head only on plan

136 nos not exceeding 1000, therefore only 1 sprinkler system required

TECTION SYSTEM

OMATIC) - SPRINKLER

ESTIMATE OF TANK CAPACITY Every 1000 head required 3000 gallons of water. Therefore; : (90 / 1000) x 3000 : 270 gallons : 270 gallons x 0.004536 : 1.22 cu.m. of water required

Tank size standard : 1.2m x 1.2m x 1.2 : 1.728 cu.m. Therefore No. of tank required : 1.22 / 1.728 : 0.70 nos : 1 nos of water tank

CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

13 8500

ACTIVE FIRE PROT

MUSOLLAH (M)

8500

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

ENTRANCE

MUS

ENTRANCE

SUPPRESSION (AUTO ABLUTION

ABLUTION

8500

16 A A

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 8500 8500

B B

C C 8500 8500

D D 8500 8500

E E 8500 8500

F F

G G

8500 8500

H H

8500 8500

1 1

8500 8500

2 2 STORAGE 1 STORAGE 1

MUSOLLAH (F) MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM CLASSROOM

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE

3 3

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE

MUSOLLAH (F) MUSOLLAH (F)

ABLUTION ABLUTION

8500 8500

ABLUTION ABLUTION

8500 8500

4 4 ARTS & ARTS & CRAFTS CRAFTS MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE

5 5

SEATING SEATING AREA AREA

RETAIL RETAIL STORE STORE

8500 8500

POP UP POP UP MERCHANT MERCHANT

6 6

POP UP POP UP MERCHANT MERCHANT

CULTURAL CULTURAL ARENA ARENA

8500 8500

ARTS & ARTS & CRAFTS CRAFTS MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE

POP UP POP UP MERCHANT MERCHANT

SEATING SEATING AREA AREA

10855 10855

7 7

15227 15227

138937 138937

8 8

FLOATING MARKET FLOATING MARKET

10855 10855

9 9

10 10 8500 8500

CANOE CANOE MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE

POP UP POP UP MERCHANT MERCHANT

SEATING SEATING AREA AREA

11 11 8500 8500

POP UP POP UP MERCHANT MERCHANT

8500 8500

12 12 ARTS & ARTS & CRAFTS CRAFTS MERCHANDISE MERCHANDISE

SEATING SEATING AREA AREA

SEATING SEATING AREA AREA CULTURAL CULTURAL ARENA ARENA

POP UP POP UP MERCHANT MERCHANT

RETAIL RETAIL STORE STORE

8500 8500

13 13

8500 8500

14 14 MUSOLLAH (M) MUSOLLAH (M)

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ABLUTION ABLUTION

8500 8500

15 15 16 16

GROUND FLOOR PLAN N.T.S GROUND

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOOR PLAN

ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ABLUTION ABLUTION

MUS MUS

TECTION SYSTEM

OMATIC) - SPRINKLER J

R P

170000 8500

8500

STORAGE 2

TOILET (F)

8500

REFUSE CHAMBER

TOILET (OKU)

TOILET (M)

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE SEATING AREA RETAIL STORE

WELCOMING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

BERTH

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

POP UP MERCHANT

SOLLAH (M)

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

BERTH WELCOMING AREA

RETAIL STORE

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

ACTIVE FIRE PROT

SUPPRESSION (AUTO

B 8500 8500

C 8500 8500

D 8500 8500

E 8500 8500

F 8500 8500

G 8500 8500

H 8500 8500

I 8500 8500

8500 8500

EL 3

HOST

00 30 3000

8500 8500

00 30 3000

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

00 30 3000

ROOM

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

T (M)

00 30 3000

8500 8500

00 30 3000

REHEARSAL ROOM

TOILE

(F)

T TOILE

00 30 3000 00 30 3000 RO

POP UP MERCHANT

00 30 3000

8500 8500

00 30 3000 00 30 3000

8500 8500

POP UP MERCHANT

EL 1

00 30 3000

BATIK WORKSH

CRAFT WORKSHOP

OM 1

HOST

00 3000 30

3000 3000

00 3000 30 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

KITCHEN

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

EL 2

HOST

00 30 3000

8500 8500

00 30 3000

POP UP MERCHAN

10855 10855

15227 15227

138937 138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855 10855

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

10 8500 8500

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

8500 8500

12 8500 8500

GALLERY

WARUNG CAF

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

8500 8500

15 16

FIRST FLOOR PLAN N.T.S FIRST

FLOOR PLAN

SCALE 1 : 650

POP UP MERCHAN

KITCHEN

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

FLOATING THEATRE

TECTION SYSTEM OMATIC) - SPRINKLER

3000

3000 3000

3000

3000 3000

EL 3 HOST

3000

3000 3000 3000

8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 10855 15227 10855

8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 8500 0

U T S R P Q P O N M L K J

170000

Location of tank

138937

ROOM

3000

8500

EL 1 HOST

T (F)

T (M)

EL 2

TOILE

HOST

ROOM

3000

B 8500

CANOE EXHIBITION AREA

8500

MULTIPURPOSE STUDIO

POP-UP COMMUNAL SPACE

8500

REHEARSAL ROOM

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

E 8500

CRAFT WORKSHOP

POP UP MERCHANT

F 8500

POP UP MERCHANT

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

G 8500

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

WARUNG TERRACE CAFE (EF)

FLOATING MARKET

AUDITORIUM CULTURAL CENTRE

Location of tank

KITCHEN

8500

BATIK WORKSHOP

POP UP MERCHANT

170000

SUCTION TANK

GENSET ROOM

8500

TRANSFORMER ROOM

8500

SWITCH GEAR ROOM

PUMP ROOM

KITCHEN

EATERIES

PUMP ROOM

TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE

8500

WELCOMING AREA

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

8500

ADMINISTRATION & TICKETING OFFICE

TICKETING COUNTER

RECEPTION LOBBY

8500

BERTH

3000

NO OF HEADS CALCULATION REQUIRED Based on UBBL Schedule 10th only UPPER GROUND required sprinkler system. Therefore : : GFA Ground Floor / 10 : 362 sqm / 10 sqm : 36 Sprinkler Head

Provided 90 Nos of Sprinkler head only on plan

: GFA First Floor / 10 : 996 sqm / 10 sqm : 100 Sprinkler Head

136 nos not exceeding 1000, therefore only 1 sprinkler system required

ESTIMATE OF TANK CAPACITY Every 1000 head required 3000 gallons of water. Therefore; : (90 / 1000) x 3000 : 270 gallons : 270 gallons x 0.004536 : 1.22 cu.m. of water required

Tank size standard : 1.2m x 1.2m x 1.2 : 1.728 cu.m. Therefore No. of tank required : 1.22 / 1.728 : 0.70 nos : 1 nos of water tank

ACTIVE FIRE PROT

SUPPRESSION (AUTOMATI

B 8500

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

C 8500

D 8500

E 8500

F 8500

G 8500

H 8500

I 8500

8500

TECTION SYSTEM

IC) - EMERGENCY ESCAPE K

R P

170000 8500

8500

ACTIVE FIRE PROT

SUPPRESSION (AUTOMATI

17 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

8500

TECTION SYSTEM

IC) - EMERGENCY ESCAPE

R P

70000 8500

8500

nal

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

TYPE OF SYSTEM - GRAVITATIONAL DOWNFEED DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

WATER CAPACITY CALCULATION Area

Male Toilet Female Toilet OKU Toilet Surau M Surau F Workshop

5 10 1 0 0 0

Male Toilet Female Toilet OKU Toilet Eateries Pantry Workshop/Merchant Surau M Surau F Total

5 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 29

Fittings WC Tap Basin Sink Urinal

Tap Ground Floor 5 10 1 7 7 0 First Floor 5 7 1 13 2 2 7 7 74

Total Unit Storage capacity (L) 29 180 74 90 38 90 0 225 7

Total

180

Basin

Sink

Urinal

10 10 1 0 0 2

0 0 0 0 0 0

5 0 0 0 0 0

7 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 38

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

Total water required (L) 5220 6660 3420 0

Total Gallon 19758 25208 12945 0

1260 16560

4769 62680

Fittings WC Tap Basin Sink

Total Unit 29 74 38 0

Urinal

CES INTEGRATION

M - COLD & HOT WATER

= 16560 LITER x 0.0045461 = 75.283416 CUBIC METER TANK SIZE STANDARD : 1.2M X 1.2M X 1.2 : 1.728 CU.M THEREFORE NO. OF TANK REQUIRED : 75.28 / 1.728 : 43.56 : 44 WATER TANK

TOTAL WATER TANK / 2 LOCATION (ROOF & SERVICE FLOOR) : 44/2 : 22 WATER TANK PER LOCATION

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

Estimation of Water Demand based on Types of Fittings

Level L1 L1 L1 L1 L1 L2 L2 L1-L2 L2 L2

Usage Area Male Toilet Female Toilet OKU Toilet Musollah (F) Musollah (M) Male Toilet Female Toilet Café Office Workshop Total

Level L2 L2 L2 L1 L1 L1-L2 L2

Usage Area Male Toilet Female Toilet OKU Toilet Male Musollah Female Musollah Café Office Total

SouthISLAND Island NORTH

Shower WC 3 2 5 5 1 2 2 2 2 12 12 238 gallon/unit 48 gallon/unit Total Gallon 2856 576 Amount of Water Consumption 5174 No. Of Tank Required 5174 / 380 gallon 13.62 m² 8 Tank

Basin Wash-up Sink 10 10 1 5 5 2 2 10 35 10 24 gallon/unit 59 gallon/unit 840 590

Urinal Sink 5 1 2 5 3 48 gallon/unit 24 gallon 240

SOUTH NorthISLAND Island Shower 2 2

WC 3 5

4 8 238 gallon/unit 48 gallon/unit Total Gallon 952 384 Amount of Water Consumption 2777 No. Of Tank Required 2777 / 380 gallon 7.31 m² 4 Tanks

Total Gallon 16 Amount of Water Consumption 7951 No. Of Tank Required 7951 / 380 gallon 20.92 m² 12 Tank

Basin 7 7 7 7 28 24 gallon/unit 672

SUMMARY 20

Wash-up Sink 11 11 59 gallon/unit 649

Total of 12 Tanks required 8 Tanks for South Island 4 Tanks for North Island SUCTION TANK PROVIDED (mᵌ) Volume (1.2m x 1.2m x 1.2m) x 8 Tanks 13.824 m³

Urinal 2 2 48 gallon/unit 96

Sink -

1 1 24 gallon/u 24

CES INTEGRATION

M - COLD & HOT WATER

Suction Tank A

R P

170000 8500

8500

2 8500

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

10 8500

n/unit 72

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Domestic Water Tank

SCALE 1 : 650

R P

170000 8500

8500

8500 8500

3000

8500

3000

10855

8500

3000

15227

3000

10855

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

138937 8500

3000

SCALE 1 : 650

3000

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

3000

unit

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

7 10855

B 8500

138937

8500

15227

B 8500

8500

9 10855

8500

F G

8500

11 8500

H 8500

12 8500

I 8500 8500

8500

170000

14 8500

8500

2ND FLOOR LEVEL L

15 8500

8500

16 8500 8500

Domestic Water Tank 8500

Suction Tank

SCALE 1 : 650

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

P 8500

Q 8500

R P 8500

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM - RAIN

Rain Water Harve Estimated calculation: Design of RWH Collection: Estimated Calculation

Catchment Area

AnnualRainfall RainfallininJB Annual Kelantan

Filter efficiency

Run-off co-efficient

Total Annual Rainwater

(m2) 2959.00

(mm) 2766.00

(%) 0.90

Collection (m3/year) 6629.52

Average Daily Rai

Collection (m3/ 18.16

*Note: The proposed RWH tank capacity need to be cross-checked with the followings: A. Average daily rainwater collection B. Total amount of water that can be replaced with RHW C. Size of tank (must be able to fit into the building)

Catchment Area (m2) 2959.00

Annual Rainfall in JB(mm)

Filter efficiency (%)

2766.00

0.90

The desired RWH tank capacity (m3) =

No. of cubic module required (nos.) =

Run-off co-efficient (%) 0.90

Total Annual Rainwater Collection (m3/year) 6629.52

Total amount of than can be replac RHW (m3/ye

CES INTEGRATION

NWATER HARVESTING SYSTEM

esting (RWH) Design

inwater

Total amount of water than can

Proposed RHW Tank

Net harvested rain

Total water consumption

Estimated water

/day)

be replaced with RHW (m3/day) 19.68

Capacity (m3)* 100.00

water (m3) 99.83

required (m3/day) 5591.14

savings (%) 1.19

Total water consumption required (m3/year)

Estimated watersavings (%)

f water ced with ear) 19.68

5591.14

118.57

RAINWATER HARV Overflow Valve RWH Water Tank

Legend: IN OUT

Supply Sewer and drainage

VESTING SYSTEM Catchment Area

Sewer and drainage

Overflow Valve Gutter

Supply

Sewer and drainage

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM - SE

There are two main types of sewerage system in Malaysia. A premise sewerage system is either connected to a public sewage treatment plant or an individual septic tank.

PUBLIC SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

INDIVIDUAL SEPTIC TANK

An individual septic tank is a tank that is located underground, either on the front, back or side of the building. Septic tanks that comply with the standards stipulated serve as a tank that collects wastewater from a building and has a limited treatment capacity. The main purpose is only to collect wastewater from daily activities at home such as bathing, laundry cleaning or dishwashing, and toilet usage. As wastewater is collected in the septic tank, coarse and heavy particles will settle at the bottom of the tank, forming sludge while clean water will flow out from the surface of the tank to the drain or ditch. Sources: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2019/06/20/is-it-necessary-to-desludgeyour-septic-tank

Sources: https://arkitrek.com/in-the-shit-a-septic-tank-guide/

CES INTEGRATION

EWAGE / SANITARY SYSTEM

CENTRALISED Refuse Chamber

Refuse Chamber

Manholes

Tap to main sewer pipe

Distance Between Manhole: Main-mh1 : mh1-mh2 : mh2-mh3 : mh3-mh4 : main-mh5 : mh5-mh6 : mh6-mh7 :

45m 44m 43.5m 44.2m 45m 43.8m 41.9m

Discharge to main sewerage

Calculation Population Equivalent (PE) = 3 per 100m2 gross area Gross Floor Area = 8,009 sqm Total Population Equivalent = (8,009/100) x 3 = 240PE Manhole 1 to Manhole 2 Peak Floor Factor = 4.7 x (PE/1000) ^ 0.11 = 4.7 x (240/1000) ^ 0.11 = 4.7 x 0.24^ 0.11 = 4.7 x 0.855 = 4.02 I/s

Sewage Production at Average Daily Flow, Q = (Peak flow x PE x 225) / (24x60x60) = (4.02 x 300 x 225) / (24x60x60) = 3.14 I/s

BUILDING SERVIC

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM - SE

B 8500

C 8500

D 8500

E 8500

8500

2 STORAGE 1

MUSOLLAH (F)

CLASSROOM

MUSOLLAH (F) ENTRANCE

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

8500

ABLUTION

8500

4 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE SEATING AREA

S RETAIL STORE

RETAIL STORE

8500

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

8500

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

10855

15227

138937

FLOATING MARKET

10855

10 8500

CANOE MERCHANDISE

POP UP MERCHANT

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

CULTURAL ARENA

11 8500

POP UP MERCHANT

8500

12 ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

POP UP MERCHANT

RETAIL STORE

8500

14 MUSOLLAH (M)

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCAle 1 : 650

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

ENTRANCE

ABLUTION

MUSOLLAH (M)

CES INTEGRATION

EWAGE / SANITARY SYSTEM K

R P

170000 8500

8500

STORAGE 2

TOILET (F)

8500

REFUSE CHAMBER

TOILET (OKU)

TOILET (M)

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

SEATING AREA

WELCOMING AREA

BERTH

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

OPEN SPACE EATERIES

ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

BERTH WELCOMING AREA

SEATING AREA ARTS & CRAFTS MERCHANDISE

OPEN MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

8500

BUILDING SERVIC

AIR CONDITIONING & V

Basic Principle of Air Conditioning Absorb energy in one place and release it in a nother place. Air conditioning is the process of treating the temperature, humidity, cleanliness and distribution of the air. Split Unit Split systems have an indoor unit which provides heating and cooling and an outdoor unit which houses the heat rejection coil and compressors. Refrigerant is circulated between the indoor and outdoor units. These systems are most common in small buildings. HVAC (Air Cool Package Unit) Package units have heating, compressor, heat rejection and compressors all in one unit, and are typically mounted on the roof and connected to the occupied spaces via a duct through which the heated or cooled air is provided. Water cooled package units have heating, cooling and compressor mounted in a single unit mounted in the ceiling space of the occupied area, and reject heat to a condenser water loop which is cooled by a cooling tower and may also be heated by a boiler

All three of the above types may be “reverse cycle”, whereby the refrigerant system can provide heating or cooling. Alternatively, the refrigerant system may provide cooling only while heating is provided by electric duct heaters or hot water coils.

AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM Spaces

Total Area (sqm)

Classroom

Auditorium Theatre Workshop (Light Manufacturing) 1 Workshop (Light Manufacturing) 2 Office (Private) 1 Office (Private) 2

319 211 70 70 212 140

Total Area (sqft) Ground Floor 753 First Floor 3,434 2,271 753 753 2,282 1,507

Btu/sqft

Btu/Hr

60,278

120 120 200 200 90 90

412,042 272,542 150,695 150,695 205,375 135,625 TOTAL

34 23 13 13 17 11 116 111

= = =

Styled to perform.

CES INTEGRATION

A reliable performer, the Cora series comes fully featured with whisper quiet operation and without compromise on style.

Proposed Air-Cond : SPLIT UNIT

6.0

–

5.5

–

5.5

–

25 Class Model

R32 REFRIGERANT R32 is the next generation in refrigerants with 66% lower ‘Global Warming Potential Factor’ than R410A providing less risk of harm to the environment.

VENTILATION SYSTEM

INVERTER POWERFUL OPERATION Push the POWERFUL button on the remote control and you’ll be relieved with a cooling boost for a 20 minute period, even if the unit’s already operating at high capacity.

PRECISION CONTROL For even greater precision and control, you can now set your room temperature in increments of 0.5°C to ensure optimal comfort conditions all year round.

COANDA AIRFLOW INTELLIGENT COMFORT AIR PURIFICATION https://www.daikin.com.sg/resources/ck/files/catalogue/VRV%20General%20 Catalogue_Cooling%20Only%2050Hz_APCVDT1613%20(Low%20res).pdf Discharge louvres are specially designed to stream air upwards along the ceiling for longer throws and delivering rapid cooling and even temperature distribution in the occupied space.

The New 2-Area Intelligent Eye* is so clever it can now either direct airflow towards you or away from you for draught free comfort. If the room is unoccupied the unit will automatically enable energy saving operations.

Each model is fitted with an enzyme blue deodorising air purification filter that traps microscopic particles, decomposes odours and even deactivates bacteria.

*New 2-Area Intelligent Eye only applicable to 20-46 Class Models. Features and appearance varies for 85-95 Class Models

TECHNOLOGY SAW EDGE FAN CROSS FLOW FAN Large diameter rotor with aerofoil blade design delivers larger volumes of air more quietly than ever before.

CORA

20-71 Class

COOLING ONLY SPLIT SYSTEM

NEW ODM MOTOR Compact 10 pole DC outer diameter rotor motor delivers higher torque more efficiently.

85-95 Class

Styled to perform. A reliable performer, the Cora series comes fully featured with whisper quiet operation and without compromise on style.

6.0

–

5.5

–

5.5

–

REDESIGNED HEAT EXCHANGER Slit type fin design with Ø5mm piping increases heat exchange area for improved capacity output and energy performance.

25 Class Model

R32 REFRIGERANT R32 is the next generation in refrigerants with 66% lower ‘Global Warming Potential Factor’ than R410A providing less risk of harm to the environment.

INVERTER POWERFUL OPERATION

NEW 2-AREA INTELLIGENT EYE Gives you the option to direct airflow either towards or away from you for draught free comfort. If no occupation is detected, the air conditioner operates in energy saving mode.

Mobile Controller (optional)

PRECISION CONTROL For even greater precision and control, you can now set your room temperature in increments of 0.5°C to ensure optimal comfort conditions all year round.

Push the POWERFUL button on the remote control and you’ll be relieved with a cooling boost for a 20 minute period, even if the unit’s already operating at high capacity.

COANDA AIRFLOW

INTELLIGENT COMFORT

AIR PURIFICATION

Discharge louvres are specially designed to stream air upwards along the ceiling for longer throws and delivering rapid cooling and even temperature distribution in the occupied space.

Each model is fitted with an enzyme blue deodorising air purification filter that traps microscopic particles, decomposes odours and even deactivates bacteria.

*New 2-Area Intelligent Eye only applicable to 20-46 Class Models. Features and appearance varies for 85-95 Class Models

TECHNOLOGY SAW EDGE FAN CROSS FLOW FAN Large diameter rotor with aerofoil blade design delivers larger volumes of air more quietly than ever before.

NEW ODM MOTOR Compact 10 pole DC outer diameter rotor motor delivers higher torque more efficiently.

REDESIGNED HEAT EXCHANGER Slit type fin design with Ø5mm piping increases heat exchange area for improved capacity output and energy performance.

Mobile Controller (optional)

Proposed Air-Cond : HVAC (Air Cool Package Unit) CORA

20-71 Class

COOLING ONLY SPLIT SYSTEM 85-95 Class

Types of System

Styled to perform. A reliable performer, the Cora series comes fully featured with whisper quiet operation and without compromise on style.

6.0

–

5.5

–

5.5

–

25 Class Model

R32 REFRIGERANT R32 is the next generation in refrigerants with 66% lower ‘Global Warming Potential Factor’ than R410A providing less risk of harm to the environment.

Split Unit

= = =

HVAC CoolOutdoor Package Unit) VRV(Air (Single Unit) HVAC CoolOutdoor Package Unit) VRV(Air (Single Unit) HVAC (Air Cool Package Unit) VRV (Single Outdoor Unit)

PRECISION CONTROL For even greater precision and control, you can now set your room temperature in increments of 0.5°C to ensure optimal comfort conditions all year round.

COANDA AIRFLOW

INTELLIGENT COMFORT

AIR PURIFICATION

Discharge louvres are specially designed to stream air upwards along the ceiling for longer throws and delivering rapid cooling and even temperature distribution in the occupied space.

Each model is fitted with an enzyme blue deodorising air purification filter that traps microscopic particles, decomposes odours and even deactivates bacteria.

*New 2-Area Intelligent Eye only applicable to 20-46 Class Models. Features and appearance varies for 85-95 Class Models

TECHNOLOGY SAW EDGE FAN CROSS FLOW FAN Large diameter rotor with aerofoil blade design delivers larger volumes of air more quietly than ever before.

VRV (Single Outdoor Unit) VRV (Single Outdoor Unit)

NEW ODM MOTOR Compact 10 pole DC outer diameter rotor motor delivers higher torque more efficiently.

REDESIGNED HEAT EXCHANGER Slit type fin design with Ø5mm piping increases heat exchange area for improved capacity output and energy performance.

Mobile Controller (optional)

BUILDING SERVIC

AIR CONDITIONING & V

1700 8500

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

8500

CES INTEGRATION

VENTILATION SYSTEM

https://www.daikin.com.sg/resources/ck/files/catalogue/VRV%20General%20 Catalogue_Cooling%20Only%2050Hz_APCVDT1613%20(Low%20res).pdf

R P

000 8500

8500

Legend

Classroom

BUILDING SERVIC

AIR CONDITIONING & V

170 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

8500

CES INTEGRATION

VENTILATION SYSTEM

https://www.daikin.com.sg/resources/ck/files/catalogue/VRV%20General%20 Catalogue_Cooling%20Only%2050Hz_APCVDT1613%20(Low%20res).pdf

NORTH ISLAND

R P

VRV Space Saving Type AUDITORIUM

0000 8500

8500

Single Outdoor Unit 2 nos : 18hp WORKSHOP Double Outdoor Unit 1 nos : 26hp OFFICE Single Outdoor Unit 1 nos : 18hp SOUTH ISLAND VRV Space Saving Type THEATRE Double Outdoor Unit VRV Standard Type

1 nos : 24hp OFFICE

Single Outdoor Unit 1 nos : 12hp

Legend

Auditorium Theater Workshop Office Single Outdoor Unit

R32 is the next generation in refrigerants with 66% lower ‘Global Warming Potential Factor’ than R410A providing less risk of harm to the environment.

OPERATION

COANDA AIRFLOW

INTELLIGENT COMFORT

AIR PURIFICATION

Discharge louvres are specially designed to stream air upwards along the ceiling for longer throws and delivering rapid cooling and even temperature distribution in the occupied space.

Each model is fitted with an enzyme blue deodorising air purification filter that traps microscopic particles, decomposes odours and even deactivates bacteria.

Push the POWERFUL button on the remote control and you’ll be relieved with a cooling boost for a 20 minute period, even if the unit’s already operating at high capacity.

For even greater precision and control, you can now set your room temperature in increments of 0.5°C to ensure optimal comfort conditions all year round.

*New 2-Area Intelligent Eye only applicable to 20-46 Class Models. Features and appearance varies for 85-95 Class Models

TECHNOLOGY SAW EDGE FAN CROSS FLOW FAN Large diameter rotor with aerofoil blade design delivers larger volumes of air more quietly than ever before.

CORA

20-71 Class

COOLING ONLY SPLIT SYSTEM

NEW ODM MOTOR Compact 10 pole DC outer diameter rotor motor delivers higher torque more efficiently.

85-95 Class

Styled to perform. A reliable performer, the Cora series comes fully featured with whisper quiet operation and without compromise on style.

6.0

–

5.5

–

5.5

–

REDESIGNED HEAT EXCHANGER Slit type fin design with Ø5mm piping increases heat exchange area for improved capacity output and energy performance.

25 Class Model

R32 REFRIGERANT R32 is the next generation in refrigerants with 66% lower ‘Global Warming Potential Factor’ than R410A providing less risk of harm to the environment.

INVERTER POWERFUL OPERATION

For even greater precision and control, you can now set your room temperature in increments of 0.5°C to ensure optimal comfort conditions all year round.

COANDA AIRFLOW

INTELLIGENT COMFORT

AIR PURIFICATION

Discharge louvres are specially designed to stream air upwards along the ceiling for longer throws and delivering rapid cooling and even temperature distribution in the occupied space.

Each model is fitted with an enzyme blue deodorising air purification filter that traps microscopic particles, decomposes odours and even deactivates bacteria.

*New 2-Area Intelligent Eye only applicable to 20-46 Class Models. Features and appearance varies for 85-95 Class Models

TECHNOLOGY SAW EDGE FAN CROSS FLOW FAN Large diameter rotor with aerofoil blade design delivers larger volumes of air more quietly than ever before.

NEW ODM MOTOR Compact 10 pole DC outer diameter rotor motor delivers higher torque more efficiently.

REDESIGNED HEAT EXCHANGER Slit type fin design with Ø5mm piping increases heat exchange area for improved capacity output and energy performance.

Mobile Controller (optional)

Proposed Air-Cond : HVAC (Air Cool Package Unit) CORA

20-71 Class

COOLING ONLY SPLIT SYSTEM 85-95 Class

Styled to perform. A reliable performer, the Cora series comes fully featured with whisper quiet operation and without compromise on style.

6.0

–

5.5

–

5.5

–

25 Class Model

R32 REFRIGERANT R32 is the next generation in refrigerants with 66% lower ‘Global Warming Potential Factor’ than R410A providing less risk of harm to the environment.

PRECISION CONTROL For even greater precision and control, you can now set your room temperature in increments of 0.5°C to ensure optimal comfort conditions all year round.

COANDA AIRFLOW

INTELLIGENT COMFORT

AIR PURIFICATION

Discharge louvres are specially designed to stream air upwards along the ceiling for longer throws and delivering rapid cooling and even temperature distribution in the occupied space.

Each model is fitted with an enzyme blue deodorising air purification filter that traps microscopic particles, decomposes odours and even deactivates bacteria.

*New 2-Area Intelligent Eye only applicable to 20-46 Class Models. Features and appearance varies for 85-95 Class Models

TECHNOLOGY SAW EDGE FAN CROSS FLOW FAN Large diameter rotor with aerofoil blade design delivers larger volumes of air more quietly than ever before.

NEW ODM MOTOR Compact 10 pole DC outer diameter rotor motor delivers higher torque more efficiently.

REDESIGNED HEAT EXCHANGER Slit type fin design with Ø5mm piping increases heat exchange area for improved capacity output and energy performance.

Mobile Controller (optional)

PRECISION CONTROL

Push the POWERFUL button on the remote control and you’ll be relieved with a cooling boost for a 20 minute period, even if the unit’s already operating at high capacity.

BUILDING SERVIC

MECHANICAL TRANS

SET INTERVAL / AVERAGE LOBBY WAITING TIME Interval 25-30 Lobby Waiting Time 15 - 17 DETERMINE HANDLING CAPACITY Handling Capacity (HC) Elevator capacity (lb) 2000 2500 3000 3500 (most) 4000

= 300p / I (interval) Maximum Passenger Capacity 12 17 20 23 28

Normal (p) 10 13 16 19 22

Handling Capacity (HC)= 300p / I (interval) Interval (I) 30 Handling Capacity (HC) 300p/30 10p HCP

Facility

HCP % of population to be Commercial

City centre Perimeter Suburban

12.0-14.0 11.5-13 14-16

Estimate population for estimating elevator and escalator requirements Nett Floor Area 5577 60030.828 Estimated population 1 Person / 10 sqm 557.7 558

sqm sqft

CES INTEGRATION

SPORTATION SYSTEM

LIFT SELECTION CRITERIA Interval + average time Interval Average lobby wait time

Sec 30 15

Handling Capacity (HC) Pax capacity (max) 12-28 Normal load/Trip (p) 10-22

12 10

pax

5 min std handling cap (HC)=300p /I p =car loading (pax/car) I = interval (sec)

PERCENTAGE HANDLING CAPACITY (PHC) Min % buildg population in 5 mins (10-15) Where the population of building is

14 558

Travel time (lobby wait+travel time to median floor stop)

Calculation no of pax (p ) per trip

p =POP x HCP/(300/I ) No of Lifts Required No of Lifts Provided

8 1 2

Estimated population 1 Person / 10 sqm 557.7 558

calculate p (number of passengers per trip) p = POP x HCP --------------300/I Where: p = Number of Passengers (per trip) POP = The number of persons on floors served by the elevator system (ground floor excluded) HCP = Handling Capacity Percentage (15% = .15) I = Maximum Acceptable Interval (in seconds) 300 = Seconds available in five-minute peak period (5 x 60)

Passenger Lift

R P

170000 8500

8500

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

Passenger Lift

8500

SURFACE DRAINAGE LAYOUT/ SUITA A

B 8500

8500

3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

8500

3000

3000 3000

3000

8500

3000

8500

3000 3000

6 8500

3000

10855

15227

138937

10855

8500

ROOF PLAN SCALE 1 : 650

3000

C 8500

D 8500

E 8500

F 8500

G 8500

H 8500

I 8500

8500

ABLE SURFACE DRAINAGE GRADIENT J

R P

170000 8500

8500

THANK

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