Covid-19 issue that broke out early this year has made us rethink our lifestyle to adapt to the new normal. We looked into the performing arts industry and thought of design interventions that could help revive the industry. This proposal of an arts management and performing arts centre of locomotive based musical instrument machineries promotes close relationship between performers and audience. There will be a mode change for the centre, for it being: on as a performing arts centre during normal period and off as a musical park during mco period. Thus everyone could enjoy performances amidst the pandemic thus boosting the industry. Performing arts and culture becomes a lifestyle, not just a choice.
NEW NORMAL
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CONTENT
PROJECT 1 DESIGN BY RESEARCHING
PROJECT 2 CONTEXTUAL & STRATEGY
PROJECT 3 NEW NORMAL
PRE COVID & POST COVID SPECULATION AND INTERVENTION
URBAN STRATEGY BUILDING STRATEGY
MATERIALITY & TEXTURE BUILDING STRATEGY FUNCTIONAL SPACE
RESEARCH
LOOK INTO PRE AND POST COVID SITUATIONS THAT THE PERFORMING ARTS INDUSTRY HAS BEEN FACING DEVELOP SPECULATIONS AND INTERVENTIONS THAT COULD HELP REVIVE THE INDUSTRY WHICH HAVE BEEN FACING CHALLENGES DURING PANDEMIC
KUALA LUMPUR PERFORMING ARTS CENTER(KLPAC), SENTUL
LAYOUT OF KLPAC
CHALLENGES FACED BY PERFORMING ARTS INDUSTRY
CHALLENGES FACED BY PERFORMING ARTS INDUSTRY
TYPE OF PERFORMANCES SHOWN
TYPE OF PERFORMANCES SHOWN
PRE COVID SITUATION OF THE PERFORMING ARTS INDUSTRY
The life that we used to has been taken for granted, by us. Performing where the spotlights are on us. Taking pieces by pieces, producers joining hands with performers stitches out the staging with unimaginable elements, bringing out their best for us, the audience. The ever changing stage has never failed to surprise us as audience. Do you anyhow miss that experience?
POST COVID SITUATION OF THE PERFORMING ARTS INDUSTRY
The pandemic strikes in, all activities come into halt. Physical contact is then prohibited. Performer falls into despair. All shows shall not be go on. Uncertainties of the future has made the creatives drown into anxiety, and depressed. One moment later, adapting to the virtual becomes a trend. The creatives is now slowly getting back on their feet and start anew ‒ the dawn of virtual show . Online platform has opened many doors of opportunities, yet it limits us recreating the atmosphere experience that can only be portray through live performance.
SPECULATION
A reimagination of how performance art would be in near future, where we maintain social distancing and allow human interaction to certain extend, physical contact plays a big part of performing art.
INTERVENTION
The reimagination combines and adapts the excitement of park rides, whereby it brings the audience to experience shows while journeying through the space
AUDIENCE WAIT AT THE WAITING AREA TO GET INTO TRANSPORTATION PODS
AS THE SHOW BEGINS, AUDIENCE WHO SITS IN INDIVIDUAL PODS WILL BE LEAD TO THE FIRST STAGE
DURING THE INTERMISSION, AUDIENCE ARE BEING LEAD TO AN OUTDOOR REST AREA AND THEN BACK TO THE PERFORMING STAGE TO ENJOY THE OTHER HALF OF THE SHOW.
WHEN THE CURTAIN CALLS, THE AUDIENCE ARE BEING SENT TO A PLATFORM AND THEY BID GOODBYE TO THE PERFORMERS
CONTEXT
SENTUL
Sentul has a long history of being an old railway town established since the late 1800s.Starting from 1904, the Federated Malay States Railway (FMSR) began building a complex of railway maintenance workshops at Sentul known as the Central Railway Workshops, or Sentul Works. Considered one of the finest i ntegrated engineering workshops in the world, it served the needs of FMSR in the early 1900s and for KTM up to the early 2000s. The 200,000sq ft (18,580sq m) area is dotted by large brick buildings and metal sheds, once used as depots, engineering workshops and storage areas for steam and diesel locomotives and railway cars. Main activities included the assembly and servicing ofrailway carriages, with a majority of the parts needed by the rail industry manufactured in its foundry, sawmills and workshops. In its glory days, Sentul Works, now known as Sentul Depot, even built train parts for the railway network in India. Sentul was one of the last towns in the country bombed by British planes during World War II. Weeks before the end of the war in 1945, the depot was heavily attacked by B-29 bombers. After the war, the workshops were partially rebuilt but sadly, never regained their original glory, with many of the former colonial railway buildings left as ruins.What is left today is a mix of century-old as well as slightly newer structures from the post-war reconstruction works.
SENTUL PARK
SENTUL PRIVATE PARK
TIMBER SITE MODEL
METAL SITE MODEL
ZONING SITE ANALYSIS
MALAY DEMOGRAPHY
HIGH RISE INSTITUTIONAL COMMERCIAL
CHINESE
EDUCATIONAL
INDIA
TRADITIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MALAY
DEMOGRAPHY
MALAY CHINESE
CHINESE NEW YEAR
HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI
NATIONAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
INDIAN
TRADITIONAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT MALAY CHINESE NEW YEAR
CHINESE 管乐队
HARI RAYA AIDILFITRI
CHINESE 管乐队
NATIONAL DAY INDEPENDENCE DAY
INDIAN
INDIAN
DEEPAVALI
CONCENTRATION OF RACES ARE DISTRIBUTED IN THESE AREAS
DEEPAVALI
EDUCATION KINDERGARTEN THE STAR CHILDREN HOUSE
TADIKA ST GEORGE
TADIKA ST JAMES
TWINKLES KINDER CARE SPORTS
LEARNING
PLAY
DANCE
ART
MUSIC
STUDY
EXPERIMENTS
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
CHINESE PRIMARY SCHOOL
NATIONAL PRIMARY SCHOOL
SJK(C) CHI MAN SENTUL 志文国民型华小
SK SENTUL UTAMA
CURRICULUM ACTIVITES MORE FOCUSED ON MUSIC, ARTS & CULTURE ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK (1.00-2.30PM)
SPORTS
CURRICULUM ACTIVITES MORE FOCUSED ON MUSIC, ARTS & CULTURE ONCE A WEEK (1.00-2.30PM)
SJKC LAI CHEE 励志华小
CULTURAL ACTIVITES
CALLIGRAPHY
DANCE
ART
CURRICULUM ACTIVITES MORE FOCUSED ON MUSIC, ARTS & CULTURE ONCE A WEEK (1.00-230PM)
SJK (T) THAMBOOSAMY PILLAI
SPORTS
MUSIC
INDIAN PRIMARY SCHOOL
BADAN BERUNIFORM
GURU NANAK PUNJABI SCHOOL SENTUL
BADAN BERUNIFORM
SPORTS
CLUB & SOCIETY
SRI DHANDAYUTHAPANI PRIMARY SCHOOL
ST JOSEPH(T) PRIMARY SCHOOL
CLUB & SOCIETY
BASKETBALL
DIABOLO
FOOTBALL
INSTRUMENTS
SCOUT
MUSIC & CULTURE
BBSM
SCOUT
CHORUS SPEAKING
BBSM
ACADEMIC CLUB
STORY TELLING
TAMLI LANGUAGE CLUB
MARTIAL ARTS
PONGGAL FESTIVAL
NATIONAL SECONDARY SCHOOL
CHINESE SECONDARY SCHOOL
CURRICULUM ACTIVITES MORE FOCUSED ON MUSIC, ARTS & CULTURE ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK (3.30-4.30PM)
CURRICULUM ACTIVITES MORE FOCUSED ON SPORTS, BADAN BERUNIFORM AND SOCIETIES ONCE A WEEK (11.50-1.50PM) CONVENT SENTUL SECONDARY SCHOOL
CHONG HWA INDEPENDENT HIGH SCHOOL 中华独立中学
SPORTS
CULTURAL ACTIVITES
CALLIGRAPHY
DANCE
ART
MUSIC
DRAMA
SPORTS
SMK SENTUL UTAMA
SMK LA SALLE
BADAN BERUNIFORM
CLUB & SOCIETY
DIABOLO INSTRUMENTS CHOIR
SCOUT 24 FESTIVE DRUM
MUSIC & CULTURE
BBSM
CHORUS SPEAKING ACADEMIC CLUB
MARTIAL ARTS
INSTITUT DELTA SEMARAK
STORY TELLING
GRENNERY
GREENERIES HAVE ROAMED THE AREA BEFORE YTL S PLANS OF HIGH RISRE DEVELOPMENTS
RECONNECTING WITH NATURE
WATER FEATURE(DETENTION POND)
DENTENTION PONDS ON THE SITE CONNECTED THE SPACES AROUND THE SENTUL PRIVATE PARK
CONCENTRATION OF HUMAN
POST PANDEMIC ISSUE
CONCENTRATION OF HUMAN HIGH MEDIUM LOW
RISK OF COVID CONTAMINATION HIGH MEDIUM LOW
HUMAN CONCENTRATION IS HIGH AROUND SITE ENTRANCE AREA, PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION AREA, HIGH RISE AREA THUS HIGHER RISK OF COVID CONTAMINATION
GREENERIES ARE USED AS BUFFER TO PROVIDE COVID-FREE OPEN AREAS WHEN ENTERING THE SITE
ABOUT COVID 19 ILLNESS SEVERITY Asymptomatic -no symptoms PATIENT WITH RISK FACTOR
younger age group & children
Mild to moderate -mild symptoms up to mild pneumonia
Severe -dyspnea, hypoxia, or >50% lung i nvolvement on imaging
adult, elderly，with medical illness or organ transplant
elderly，with medical illness or organ transplant
Critical -respiratory failure, shock, or multiorgan system dysfunction
elderly，with medical illness or organ transplant
TREATMENT
Patients with a mild clinical presentation may not initially require hospitalization, can even manage their illness at home.
In ICU treatment: high-flow humidified oxygen is gently pumped into the lungs at a comfortable rate that still allows the patient to speak and eat via a nasal mask.
If breathing worsens further, the patient is then intubated. Tube inserted through the mouth and into the windpipe, through which oxygen is delivered via a ventilator. Intubated patients need to be sedated (kept asleep) until their lungs recover enough to work without assistance
In the most severe cases, where the lungs fail and it is not possible to deliver enough oxygen by ventilator, patients are given extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, which effectively outsources the work normally done by the heart and lungs to an external machine.
CONTACT PRECAUTION After death, the risk from this respiratory mechanism is no longer present. However, Covid 19 can also be transmitted from indirect contact: touching a surface contaminated with the virus and then self-contaminating by touching one s eyes, nose or mouth. Handling the deceased who is potentially infectious, given the risk of indirect contact of the patient with surrounding medical equipment, bedding and furniture.
When handling the decreased
Wear a gown and gloves Wash hands after handling
The deceased is placed in a body bag and the bag is then wiped down with EPA-approved disinfecting wipes prior to transportation.
Perform embalming in funeral homes to prevent airborne transmission of Covid 19
GOVERMENT IMPLEMENTED DIFFERENT TYPES OF MOVEMENT CONTROL THAT SUITS THE CONSTANT CHANGING PANDEMIC STATE OF THE COUNTRY.
URBAN STRATEGY CONCEPT LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERING ELEMENTS ARE USED AS THE BASE FOR THE MECHANISMS OF MY INTERVENTIONS WHILE BEING DESIGNED TO FUNCTION AS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR PLAY SPACES ORGANISED USING GRID STRUCTURES. ANCIENT TRAIN TRACKS ARE ALSO REMAINED AND REORGANISED FOR RAILWAY SCOOTER TO BE ONE OF THE MAIN TRANSPORTATION THROUGHOUT THE SITE TO REMINISINCE THE GLORY OF SENTUL DEPOT IN THE PAST.
TYPES OF WATER AND WIND ENERGY/PRESSURE GENERATED MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
SPECULATIONS
SPECULATIONS
FINAL URBAN STRATEGY MAPPING
LEGEND: 1. PARK + PLAYGROUND . ART BAZAAR 3. QUARANTINE DOMES 4. ART MANAGEMENT CENTER 5. KLPAC- EDUCATION + WORKSHOPS 6. PARK 7. FIELD 8. PARK + PLAYGROUND 9. PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 10. RAILWAY SCOOTER STATION TRANSPORTATION IN SENTUL PARK 1. RAILWAY SCOTER 2. PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY 3. BICYCLE LANE 4. CAR LANE
URBAN SENSORY + MUSIC (PERFORMING ARTS) PARK MUSIC MACHINERY CONNECTS BUILDINGS AND THE SITE
MUSICAL MACHINERY
EDUCATION
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
M U S I C
M A C H I N E R Y
P R O T O T Y P E S
STRATEGIES
DEVELOP URBAN STRATEGY INTERVENTIONS AS SUPPORTING PROGRAMMES TO FOSTER ART PROGRAMMES WITH KLPAC
GRID STRUCTURE OF MUSIC MACHINERY FORMS SPACES
MUSIC MACHINERY INCORPORATES AS PART OF BUILDING
CASE STUDY
APPROACH
SOLVE CHALLENGES OF PERFORMING ARTS:LOST INCOME,FUNDING PROBKLEM GO LOCAL - PROMOTE LOCAL PRODUCTS,ARTISTS,PERFORMERS
MATERIALS
ARTIST SECOND HOME - LIVING AND COWORKING SPACES PROMOTE INTERACTION BETWEEN ARTIST AND RESIDENCE PROGRAMMES METAL GRID STRUCTURE
ARTIST RESIDENCE
COWORKING SPACE
KLPAC
COMMUNITY SPACE PERFORMING SPACE MUSIC MACHINERY
WITH WOOD
WITH CONCRETE
TOWER CONNECT BRIDGE
COMMUNITY SPACES CONNECTS PERFORMING SPACES
1LEVEL COWORKING SPACES
2 LEVEL LIVING SPACES
MASSING CONNECTS TO FLYOVER OF KTM - BRINGS IN AUDIENCES
PERFORMING SPACES CONNECTS TO MUSIC MACHINERY AS INSTRUMENT
LORONG BALAM
JALAN STRACHAN
G LEVEL PERFORMING SPACES
ARTS MANAGEMENT + PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE WORK FACILITY
COWORKING SPACE
ARTS MANAGEMENT OFFICE
PERFORMING ART SPACES
PERFORMING SPACE + MUSIC MACHINERY
ART GALLERY
ART EXHIBITIONS
SOA
TYPE OF PERFORMANCE -INDOOR PERFORMANCE HALL (ORCHESTRA, DANCE, DRAMA)
-OUTDOOR MUSIC PLAYGROUND -ART FESTIVAL , (INTERACTIVE MUSICAL) CULTURAL NIGHT COWORKING SPACE
PERFORMANCE SPACE ART GALLERY ARTIST PRODUCTION SPACE
COMMUNITY SPACES SHARING WORKSHOPS
CLASSROOM, PRACTICE ROOM
WORKSHOP PLAYGROUND CLASSROOM PLAYGROUND
ANCILLARY SPACES MANAGEMENT OFFICE
BUILDING SERVICES LOADING BAY
M&E
CAFE + LIBRARY LOBBY
CAFE
RESIDENTIAL
USERS TOILET
STORAGE
ARTIST CURATOR COMMUNITY
LIVING COMPLEX ARTIST RESIDENCE
CAPSULE HOMESTAY
SHARED SPACE
SCHEDULE OF ACCOMODATION SPACE
AREA(m²)
BACKSTAGE FOR PERFORMING HALL 1. STOREROOM 2. CHANGING ROOM 3. WASHROOM 4. CONTROL ROOM 5. TECHNICAL ROOM 6. SECURITY ROOM 7. M&E ROOM 8. ORCHESTRA PIT 9. GREEN ROOM
234
MANAGEMENT AREA 1. BOX OFFICE + TICKET OFFICE 2. MANAGEMENT OFFICE 3. PANTRY 4. WASHROOM 5. REST AREA
367
INSTITUTIONAL AREA 1.3000 DANCING CLASSROOM 2. MUSIC CLASSROOM 366 3. DRAMA ROOM 4. LOBBY FOR INSTITUTION
500
734
829
OPEN SPACE 300 1. PERFORMING & PLAY SPACE RESIDENTIAL AREA 500 1. LIVING ROOM KITCHEN 176 + DINING AREA 2. LOBBY 250 3. RESIDENTIAL ROOMS
LOCATION
INDOOR/OUTDOOR
BASEMENT
INDOOR
GROUND FLOOR
INDOOR
ARTS MANAGEME GROUND FLOOR
INDOOR
WORK FACILITY 366 1200
COWORKING SPAC
GROUND FLOOR
OUTDOOR
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR
INDOOR
PERFORMING A
PERFORMING SPAC
TYPE OF PERFORMANCE INDOOR-INDOOR PERFORMANCE (ORCHESTRA, DANCE, DR
COMMUNITY AREA 1200 1. MUSICAL PL AYGROUND 2. CAFE+PRIVATE LIBRARY
250
GROUND FLOOR
PERFORMING HALL 1. MUSIC MACHINERY CURATORS WORK WITH 2. AUDIENCE SEATINGS
3000
GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
COWORKING SPACE STUDIO THE ACTORS 1. PRODUCTION OFFICE KLPAC
367
FIRST FLOOR
INDOOR
SUTRA HOUSE ARTIST S PRODUCTION AREA 1. STOREROOM + INSTRUMENT ROOM 2. CONTROL ROOM 3.RECORING STUDIO 4. LOUNGE AREA
300
FIRST FLOOR
INDOOR
2. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE ISTANA BUDAYA 3. MEETING ROOM MALAYSIAN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
COMMUNITY AREA 1. ART GALLERY
OUTDOOR
COMMUNITY S
SHARING WORKSHO
ANCILLARY SPA 829
FIRST FLOOR
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
INDOOR
BUILDING SERV LOADING BAY
CONCEPT
NT + PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE CONNECTIONS OF BULDING TO SURROUNDING CONTEXT
ARTS MANAGEMENT OFFICE
T SPACES
+ MUSIC MACHINERY
ART GALLERY
-OUTDOOR MUSIC PLAYGROUND (INTERACTIVE MUSICAL)
ALL MA)
ACES
CES
CES
&E
CLASSROOM, PRACTICE ROOM
LOBBY
TOILET
CAFE
STORAGE
ART EXHIBITIONS -ART FESTIVAL , CULTURAL NIGHT
PLAYGROUND
FINAL CONCEPT OF THE BUILDING FORM
MAIN MASSINGS USED FOR SPACE ARRANGEMENT
EXTENSION OUT OF BUILDING
DEVELOPMENTS
DEVELOPMENTS
DEVELOPMENTS
DEVELOPMENTS
A
7
1
5
B
2
8
2
9
6
B
7
8
3 4
LEGEND BACKSTAGE FOR PERFORMING HALL 1. STOREROOM 2. CHANGING ROOM 3. WASHROOM 4. CONTROL ROOM 5. TECHNICAL ROOM 6. SECURITY ROOM 7. M&E ROOM 8. ORCHESTRA PIT 9. GREEN ROOM
A
BASEMENT PLAN
A
LEGEND
1
1. DROPOFF FOR CAR 2. DROPOFF FOR RAILWAY SCOOTER 3. BOX OFFICE + TICKET OFFICE MANAGEMENT AREA 4.MANAGEMENT OFFICE 5. PANTRY 6. WASHROOM 7. REST AREA
3 4 2
5 6 7
8 8 10
9
10
9
15
B
16
17
11 18
OPEN SPACE 12. PERFORMING & PLAY SPACE RESIDENTIAL AREA 13. LIVING ROOM KITCHEN + DINING AREA LOBBY 14. RESIDENTIAL ROOMS
12
13
14
B
INSTITUTIONAL AREA 8. DANCING CLASSROOM 9. MUSIC CLASSROOM 10. DRAMA ROOM 11. LOBBY FOR INSTITUTION
2
COMMUNITY AREA 15. MUSICAL PLAYGROUND 16. CAFE+PRIVATE LIBRARY PERFORMING HALL 17. MUSIC MACHINERY 18. AUDIENCE SEATINGS
14
A
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
A
1 2 3
LEGEND 4 5
6
B
7
9
B
COWORKING SPACE 1. PRODUCTION OFFICE 2. ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 3. MEETING ROOM ARTIST S PRODUCTION AREA 4. STOREROOM + INSTRUMENT ROOM 5. CONTROL ROOM 6.RECORING STUDIO 7. LOUNGE AREA
10 11
RESIDENTIAL AREA 8. RESIDENTIAL ROOMS 8
COMMUNITY AREA 9. ART GALLERY PERFORMING AREA 10. MUSIC MACHINERY 11. AUDIENCE SEATING
8
A
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
A
B 2
B
1
LEGEND
PERFORMING AREA 1. MUSIC MACHINERY 2. AUDIENCE SEATING
A
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
A
B
B
A
ROOF PLAN
SITE PLAN
AXONOMETRIC VIEW
FRONT ELEVATION
REAR ELEVATION
LEFT ELEVATION
RIGHT ELEVATION
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF FRONT ENTRANCE
PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF REAR ENTRANCE
PERSPECTIVE VIEW OF REAR ENTRANCE
PERFORMANCE HALL + MUSIC MACHINERY
MUSICAL PLAYGROUND
STAGE + MUSIC MACHINERY
HOW NEW BUILDING AND OLD BUILDING MEETS
REUSE BACK ORIGINAL COLUMNS AS STRUCTURE TO CONNECT TO NEW BUILDING
NEW BUILDING OF NEWLY ARRANGED COLUMNS GROW OUT OF THE ROOF
HOW NEW BUILDING AND OLD BUILDING MEETS
GRID STRUCTURE OF NEW BUILDING CORRESPONDS WITH THE NATURE OF OLD BUILDING
PARTIAL PARTS EXTENDS OUT OF THE ORIGINAL BUILDING
OLD COLUMNS ADD STRENGTH TO NEW BEAMS AS THEY HELP TRANSFER LOAD TO THE FLOOR
MEW ROOF STRUCTURE CORRESPOND TO OLD STRUCTURE
INCOPORATION OF MUSC MACHINERY IN SPACES
STAGE + MUSIC MACHINERY
RAILWAY SCOOTER STATION PERFORMANCE HALL + MUSIC MACHINERY
MUSICAL PLAYGROUND
RAILWAY SCOOTER STATION
ZONING
PERFORMANCE SPACE
INSTITUTIONAL AREA RESIDENTIAL AREA
COWORKING AREA
COMMUNITY AREA
TECHNICAL REPORT
LEGEND SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
PROPOSED 4 STOREY BUIDLING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE at JALAN SULTAN AZLAN SHAH, SENTUL, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
CT
110mm thick brick wall with full height ceramic tiless internally
PP
110mm thk brick wall with 20mm thk plaster and painted at both sides
BE
110mm thk brick wall with decorative facing brick to architect's selection
MC
110mm thk brick wall with metal deck cladding to manuf's detail
GA DRAWINGS DRAWING TITLE
DRAWING NO
PAPER SIZE
1
KEY PLAN, LOCATION PLAN, SITE PLAN
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/01
A1
CT
125mm thk R.C. floor slab with ceramic tiles finishes
2
ROOF PLAN
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/02
A1
VT
125mm thk R.C. floor slab with vinyl tiles finishes
3
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
A1
CS
125mm thk R.C. floor slab with cement render finishes
4
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/03
REAR ELEVATION, LEFT ELEVATION
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/04
A1
GT
125mm thk R.C. floor slab with granite tiles finishes
5
SECTION A-A, SECTION B-B
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/05
GB
suspended gypsum board ceiling with 2.7m ceiling height
PC
suspended grid gypsum board ceiling with 2.7m ceiling height
NO
A1
DETAIL DRAWINGS DRAWING TITLE
DRAWING NO
PAPER SIZE
1
WALL TO SLAB TO CEILING DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/01
A3
2
ACCOMODATION KEY PLAN 1
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/02
3
ACCOMODATION KEY PLAN 2
4
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/03
ACCOMODATION UNIT PLAN 1
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/04
5
ACCOMODATION UNIT PLAN 2
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/05
A3
6
STAIRCASE TO RAILING DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/06
A3
7
ROOF GARDEN DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/07
A3
8
FACADE TREATMENT DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/08
A3
9
MUSIC MACHINERY TO EXISTING
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/09
A2
10
SENTUL DEPOT CONNECTION DETAIL MUSIC MACHINERY TO EXISTING
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/10
A3
11
COLUMN CONNECTION DETAIL
12
MUSIC MACHINERY MECHANISM DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/11
A3
13
FACADE ASSEMBLY DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/12
A2
14
GROUND FLOOR TO ROOF DETAIL
LWHA/20/01/CD/100/13
A2
NO
REV
PROPOSED 4 STOREYS BUILDING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AT SENTUL DEPOT, SENTUL WEST, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
REV
A2 A2 A3
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................................................ LEMBAGA ARKITEK MALAYSIA
Ar. Lau Wei Han
PROFESIONAL ARCHITECT LAM Registration Number : A/R 21
................................................ Ms. Lee Yi Qian
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
M&E ENGR
................................................ Ms. STEPHANIE CHOO
CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING
S
TAMAN BIDARA HULU LANGAT FOREST RESERVE KAMPUNG SRI INDAH
TAMAN BATU
TAMAN BUKIT SRJ BINTANG SEKSYEN 9, KOTA DAMANSARA US. TAMAN SUBANG IDAMAN
PJUB DAMANSARA PERDANA
SERI UTAMA DAMANSARA
TAMAN RIMBA AMPANG
TAMAN CAHAYA INDAH
TAMAN RIMBA
DUSUN TUA BANGSAR PJU 1A, PETALING JAYA
CHERAS BATU 1 1/2
SS 2 PETALING JAYA TAMAN BUKIT DESA
TAMAN PERINDUSTRIAN SAUJANA INDAH
CHERAS
KAMPUNG SUNGAI JERAM SS 9A PETALING JAYA
SIMPANG TIGA BUKIT SALAK
A3 A3 PROPOSED 4 STOREYS BUILDING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AT SENTUL DEPOT, SENTUL WEST, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
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NE UX
2500 11 05
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CONSTRUCTION DRAWING
B
A
A
A3 PROPOSED 4 STOREYS BUILDING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AT SENTUL DEPOT, SENTUL WEST, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
B
550 11 05
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2
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
BOX OFFICE + TICKET OFFICE
PANTRY WASHROOM REST AREA
MUSIC CLASSROOM MUSIC CLASSROOM
DRAMA ROOM
DRAMA ROOM
AUDIENCE SEATINGS
DANCING CLASSROOM
PERFORMING AREA
DANCING CLASSROOM
MUSICAL PLAYGROUND MUSIC MACHINERY
A3 PROPOSED 4 STOREYS BUILDING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AT SENTUL DEPOT, SENTUL WEST, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
LOBBY CAFE+PRIVATE LIBRARY
LOBBY
RESIDENTIAL UNIT
RESIDENTIAL UNIT
B
550 11
05
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3
PROPOSED 4 STOREYS BUILDING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AT SENTUL DEPOT, SENTUL WEST, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
550 11 05
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5
RECORDING ROOM
CLASSROOMS
CHANGING ROOM
A3 COWORKING SPACE
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
PROPOSED 4 STOREYS BUILDING, PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE AT SENTUL DEPOT, SENTUL WEST, 51100 KUALA LUMPUR, WILAYAH PERSEKUTUAN KUALA LUMPUR,
RESTING AREA
LOUNGE AREA
CHANGING ROOM
COWORKING SPACE
MANAGEMENT OFFICE
19MM WOOD FLOORING
19MM WOOD FLOORING
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FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:1200
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ACCESS ROAD & FIRE HYDRANT POSITION
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45m
6m
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ACCESS ROAD GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:1200
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45m
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PROPOSED SPACE:OFFICE
PROPOSED SPACE:CAFE+LIBRARY
ARTS MANAGEMENT + PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
DESIGN INTENTION
SECTION A-A
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
LIGHTING STUDY ON SPACE 1(CAFE+LIBRARY)
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
NATURAL LIGHT
INCADESCENT LED PENDANT LIGHTING
THE NATURAL LIGHTING PROVIDED COMPLIES WITH UBBL 1984 CLAUSE 39 WHICH REQUIRES NATURAL LIGHTING PROVIDED OF BUILDING TO COVER 10% OF ITS TOTAL FLOOR AREA.
CALCULATION FOR NATURAL LIGHTING =TOTAL FLOOR AREA X 10% =250sqm x 10% =25sqm NATURAL LIGHTING PROVIDED =TOTAL AREA OF OPENING (NCUDING SKYLIGHT) =32sqm > 25sqm
THREE PARTS OF CURTAIN WINDOW ALONG THE LONG SIDE OF FACADE HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR THE SPACE TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT NATURAL LIGHT AND VIEW TO THE USERS. AT THE SHORT SIDE OF THE FACADE ARE SPINNING BOOKSHELF OPENINGS FOR THE USERS TO ACCESS INTO THE SPACE OR TO THE OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND WHILE PROVIDING MATURAL LIGHTING TO SPACE.
AREA COVERED BY DAYLIGHT FROM OPENINGS
THERMAL ZONING DIAGRAM DIRECT SUNLIGHT
PROPOSED LIGHTING DIAGRAM PROPOSED LIGHTING
MAXIMUM ILLUMINATION MINIMUM ILLUINATION
Scaling at 72 in length and 9.8 in width, it is moderately sized making, it ideal for dining area lighting and kitchen island task lighting.
DIMENSION OF SPACE
L=54.8m, W=7.9m
TYPE OF LIGHTING FIXTURE
72 INCADESCENT LED PENDANT LIGHTING
250sqm
TOTAL FLOOR AREA,A
NUMBER OF LAMPS IN EACH LUMINAIRE LUMENS OF LIGHTING FIXUTRE,F
HEIGHT BETWEEN LUMINAIRE AND WORKING PLANE,Hm ROOM INDEX,K
1
3000 4m
HEIGHT OF LUMINAIRE
HEIGHT OF WORKING PLANE CURTAIN WALL DETAILS
SPECIFICATION OF PROPOSED LIGHTING B B DELIVERED LUMEN : 3000 TYPE OF LIGHT BULB : LED LIGHT DISTRIBUTION : GENERAL DIFFUSE LIGHTNG NORMINAL LIFE(hr) : 25000 WATTAGE RANGE(W) : 60 LUMINOUS FLUX(lm) : 1800 COLOUR TEMPERATURE(k) : 2700 COLOUR DESIGNATION: WARM YELLOW
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A
0.6m
4m-0.6m=3.4m K=
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LxW Hm(L+W) 54.8x7.9 = 3.4(54.8+7.9)
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ASSUMPTION OF REFLECTANCE VALUE,%
=2.03 CEILING:WALL:FLOOR =70：50：20
ASSUMPTION OF MAINTENANCE FACTOR,MF
MF=0.8(NORMAL CONDITION)
UTILIZATION FACTOR,UF
STANDARD ILLUMINANCE,E
NUMBER OF LUMINAIRES NEEDED,N
WHEN K=2.03 , UF=0.62 E=300LUX
N= F x N xEA UF x MF
x 250 =3000 300 x 1 x 0.62 x 0.8
CONCLUSION
=50.4 50.4NOS OF RECEIVED LIGHTING IS REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE THE
SPACING BETWEEN LUMINAIRES
ASSUME MAXIMUM SPACING BETWEEN LUMINAIRES TO HEIGHT RATIO
STANDARD REQUIREMENT OF ILLUMINANCE RECOMMENDED BY MS1525 FOR SUSPENDED LIGHTING=1.5
MAXIMUM SPACING BETWEEN LUMINAIRES SMAX=1.5 X Hm
SMAX=1.5 X 3.4
SMAX< 5.1m
NO OF ROW FIXTURES REQUIRED ALONG WITH WIDTH OF ROOM = SW MAX = 7.9 5.1
= 1.54ROWS =2ROWS
NO OF FIXTURE REQUIRED IN EACH ROW FIXTURE = TOTAL NO OF ROW 50.4 = 2
=25.2 NOS
AXIAL SPACING BETWEEN FIXTURES =L/NO OF FIXTURES IN EACH ROW =54.8/21 =2.6m
TRANSVERSE SPACING BETWEEN FIXTURES =W/NO OF ROW =54.8/2 SECTION A-A
=27.4m
LIGHTING STUDY ON SPACE 1(CAFE)
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT
NATURAL LIGHT
LINEAR RECESSED LED LIGHTING
SPECIFICATION OF PROPOSED LIGHTING DELIVERED LUMEN : 3473 TYPE OF LIGHT BULB : LED LIGHT DISTRIBUTION : GENERAL DIFFUSE LIGHTNG NORMINAL LIFE(hr) : 25000 WATTAGE RANGE(W) : 33 LUMINOUS FLUX(lm) : 1400 COLOUR TEMPERATURE(k) : 2700 COLOUR DESIGNATION: WHITE
THE NATURAL LIGHTING PROVIDED COMPLIES WITH UBBL 1984 CLAUSE 39 WHICH REQUIRES NATURAL LIGHTING PROVIDED OF BUILDING TO COVER 10% OF ITS TOTAL FLOOR AREA.
CALCULATION FOR NATURAL LIGHTING =TOTAL FLOOR AREA X 10% =250sqm x 10% =25sqm
AREA COVERED BY DAYLIGHT FROM OPENINGS
NATURAL LIGHTING PROVIDED =TOTAL AREA OF OPENING (NCUDING SKYLIGHT) =32sqm > 25sqm THREE PARTS OF CURTAIN WINDOW ALONG THE LONG SIDE OF FACADE HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR THE SPACE TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT NATURAL LIGHT AND VIEW TO THE USERS. AT THE SHORT SIDE OF THE FACADE ARE SPINNING BOOKSHELF OPENINGS FOR THE USERS TO ACCESS INTO THE SPACE OR TO THE OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND WHILE PROVIDING MATURAL LIGHTING TO SPACE. CURTAIN WALL DETAILS
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THERMAL ZONING DIAGRAM DIRECT SUNLIGHT
PROPOSED LIGHTING DIAGRAM PROPOSED LIGHTING
MAXIMUM ILLUMINATION MINIMUM ILLUINATION
L=30m, W=11.6m
DIMENSION OF SPACE
367sqm
TOTAL FLOOR AREA,A
TYPE OF LIGHTING FIXTURE
NUMBER OF LAMPS IN EACH LUMINAIRE
B
LUMENS OF LIGHTING FIXUTRE,F
4 AND 2.5 BLINEAR RECESSED LED LIGHTING B 1
3473 4m
HEIGHT OF LUMINAIRE B
Indirect Ceiling Wash has an extreme low angle batwing shape that creates beautifully uniform ceilings and minimizes glare on shiny screens
HEIGHT OF WORKING PLANE B
HEIGHT BETWEEN LUMINAIRE AND WORKING PLANE,Hm ROOM INDEX,K
0.6m
4m-0.6m=3.4m K= =
LxW Hm(L+W) 30x11.6 3.4(30+11.6)
ASSUMPTION OF REFLECTANCE VALUE,%
=2.46 CEILING:WALL:FLOOR =70：50：20
ASSUMPTION OF MAINTENANCE FACTOR,MF
MF=0.8(NORMAL CONDITION)
UTILIZATION FACTOR,UF
STANDARD ILLUMINANCE,E
NUMBER OF LUMINAIRES NEEDED,N
WHEN K=2.46 , UF=0.63 E=300LUX
N= F x N xEA UF x MF
x 367 =3473 300 x 1 x 0.63 x 0.8
CONCLUSION
=62.8 62.8NOS OF RECEIVED LIGHTING IS REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE THE
SPACING BETWEEN LUMINAIRES
ASSUME MAXIMUM SPACING BETWEEN LUMINAIRES TO HEIGHT RATIO
STANDARD REQUIREMENT OF ILLUMINANCE RECOMMENDED BY MS1525 FOR SUSPENDED LIGHTING=1.5
MAXIMUM SPACING BETWEEN LUMINAIRES SMAX=1.5 X Hm
SMAX=1.5 X 3.4
SMAX< 5.1m
NO OF ROW FIXTURES REQUIRED ALONG WITH WIDTH OF ROOM A
A
= SW MAX A = 11.6 5.1
= 2.3ROWS =2ROWS
NO OF FIXTURE REQUIRED IN EACH ROW FIXTURE = TOTAL NO OF ROW = 62.8 2
=31.4 NOS
AXIAL SPACING BETWEEN FIXTURES =L/NO OF FIXTURES IN EACH ROW =11.6/31.4 =0.37m
TRANSVERSE SPACING BETWEEN FIXTURES =W/NO OF ROW =30/2 SECTION B-B
=15m
VENTILATION STUDY ON SPACE 1(OFFICE)
VENTILATION STUDY ON SPACE 1(CAFE + LIBRARY) HOT AIR COLD AIR OPENING
NATURAL VENTILATION
HOT AIR
CALCULATION FOR NATURAL VENTILATION REQUIRED =TOTAL FLOOR AREA X 5% =250sqm X 5% =12.5sqm
COLD AIR OPENING
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NATURAL VENTILATION CALCULATION FOR NATURAL VENTILATION REQUIRED =TOTAL FLOOR AREA X 5% =367sqm X 5% =18.35sqm NATURAL VENTILATION PROVIDED =TOTAL AREA OF OPENING (INCLUDING DOOR ENTRANCE) =25sqm >18.35sqm
NATURAL VENTILATION PROVIDED =TOTAL AREA OF OPENING (INCLUDING DOOR ENTRANCE) =20sqm >12.5sqm
NATURAL VENTILATION WILL BE WORKED AS DRAWING THE FRESH AIR INTO THE SPACE THROUGH OPENINGS ALONG THE OUTER NATURAL VENTILATION WILL BE WORKED AS DRAWING THE FRESH AIR INTO THE SPACE THROUGH OPENINGS ALONG THE OUTER PART OF BUILDING(INLET) AND THE SPINNING BOOK SHELVES OPENING WILL FORCE THE WARM INTERIOR AIR OUT OF THE SPACE. PART OF BUILDING(INLET) AND THE LARGE OPENINGS FROM THE ENTRANCE IN THE MIDDLE SPACE WILL FORCE THE WARM INTERIOR AIR OUT OF THE SPACE.
ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION
ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION
SPECIFICATION OF PROPOSED AIR CONDITIONER
SPECIFICATION OF PROPOSED AIR CONDITIONER
FTKG-Q Series Product Range: R32 Inverter Single Split Capacity Range:1.0 ‒ 2.5 hp Refrigerant:R32
ROOM AREA =250sqm BY THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE, CAFE IS UNDER PURPOSE GROUP V. SHOP. THEREFORE OCCUPANT LOAD IS 3m² PER PERSON BY THE THIRD SCHEDULE, IT REQUIRES 0.28m³ OF AIR PER MINUTE PER OCCUPANT =9.88 CFM PER OCCUPANT NO OF OCCUPANTS =250m² / 3 =83.3 VENTILATION,CFM =83.3 x 9.88 =823CFM
PROPOSED AC POSITION
B
A
FTKG-Q Series
ROOM AREA =367sqm
Product Range: R32 Inverter Single Split Capacity Range:1.0 ‒ 2.5 hp Refrigerant:R32
BY THE SEVENTH SCHEDULE, OFFICE IS UNDER PURPOSE GROUP IV. THEREFORE OCCUPANT LOAD IS 10m² PER PERSON BY THE THIRD SCHEDULE, IT REQUIRES 0.14m³ OF AIR PER MINUTE PER OCCUPANT =4.94 CFM PER OCCUPANT NO OF OCCUPANTS =367m² / 10 =36.7 VENTILATION,CFM =36.7 x 4.94 =181.3CFM
CFM TO TONS I TON OF COOLING= 4OOCFM I TON OF COOLING=12000BTU/hr
CFM TO TONS I TON OF COOLING= 4OOCFM I TON OF COOLING=12000BTU/hr
823/400CFM= 2.06TONS 2.06X12000BTU/hr = 27420BTU/hr
181.3/400CFM= 0.45TONS 0.45X12000BTU/hr = 5438.9BTU/hr
COOLING CAPACITY OF THE AIR CONDITIONER SELECTED IS 12100BTU/hr HENCE NO OF UNIT REQUIRED =27420/12100 =2
COOLING CAPACITY OF THE AIR CONDITIONER SELECTED IS 9500BTU/hr HENCE NO OF UNIT REQUIRED =5438.9/9500 =0.5
PROPOSED AMOUNT OF AIR CONDITIONER=2
PROPOSED AC POSITION
PROPOSED AMOUNT OF AIR CONDITIONER=1
B
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM PROPOSED TYPE OF VALVES REGULATES, DIRECT AND CONTOR THE WATER FLOW
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WATER CLOSET WASH HAND BASIN URINAL SHOWER TANK WATER METER STOPCOCK WATER FLOW
SCHEMATIC
King Kong KR300 Vertical Round Bottom With Stand Stainless Steel Water Tank Capacity: 1250LTR/300GAL. Dimension:1100mm DIA x 2120mm(H) Outlet size: 25mm Discharge size: 25mm
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
1 nos Polytank nom cap:200 gal
ROOF BEAM LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
SUPPLY FROM PAIP
SD
MH
MH
MH
MH
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
BEKALAN SANITARI NTS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
Rain Water tank 1 nos Polytank nom cap:1000 gal
supply from gutter
SUPPLY FROM PAIP
FIRST LEVEL
SEWERAGE SYSTEM
1 nos Polytank nom cap:200 gal
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