Architecture Design Portfolio

DESIGN PORTFOLIO Urban Community Center

Chan Ai Ying

Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman

Department of Architecture & Sustainable Design

A public location where members of a community tend to gather for group activities, social support, public information and other purposes.

They may sometimes be open for whole community or for specialised group within the greater community

EDUCATION

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From May 2012 to May 2015 Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman

From 2006 to 2010 Secondary School (Pure Science Stream) SMJK Yuk Choy, Ipoh

Address 50, Persiaran Rishah 1, Taman Rishah 30100 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

Contact irene_chan_93@hotmail.com +60125374338

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I can be a team player or a leader in a team. I work well with team members. I can become team leader when I am familiar of the environment.

I am confident in contextual design according to site and clients which is one of the important skills in architecture line. I pay attention to the detail when come to site study and analysis. Interior Design also gives me great sense of satisfaction.

I have good soft skills and I love working with people, specially if they have the same passion I have for what they do.

Nothing is impossible. And Architecture is something that will make people never stop learning and growing.

2013

2015

PAM LAFARGE Architecture Student Competition Affordable Housing Class Representative Studio Honours Degree with Merit 3.0000-3.6699

CO-CURRICULUM

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WORK EXPERIENCE

2012 - 2015

Badminton UTAR Representative More than 15 tournaments joined

2013 - 2014

Chairperson UTAR FES Sport Club

2014 - 2015

Asst. Secretary Architecture Society

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2015

PERSONAL STATEMENT

I'm a Architecture Part 1 (degree) holder. I am an task-oriented person and have good time management. I always finish my work on time or earlier by working efficiently and effectively

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2013 - 2015

From May 2011 to May 2012 Foundation in Art Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman

Chan Ai Ying

CURRICULUM

2014

Freelancer Badminton Hall Proposal Architecture Industrial Trainee (3months) HB Ong Architect Architecture Design Firm

2014

Organizing Chair 1st Architecture Night

WORKSHOP

DESIGN SKILLS

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01 Computer Skill

02 Knowledge

AutoCAD Sketchup Vray

Conceptual Design.

Contexual Design.

Grid & Layout.

Revit Adobe Photoshop

Interior Design Rendering.

Adobe Illustrator Micorsoft Office

Site study & Analysis.

Document Preparation.

Lumion

LANGUAGE SKILLS .............................................................................................................................................................................

Cantonese Mother language

Mandarin Mother language

ENGLISH Advanced level

Malay Advanced level

Korean Basic level

2013

UM Architectural Workshop 2013 Dualism[A] Performance Art 1st runner up in performance art competition

2013

REKA Conference 2013 International Interior Design Conference

2013

Student Volunteer 16th Asian Congress of Architects (ACA16) Helper in all meeting events

2013

DATUM KL 2013 Rejuvenation

AR-RELATED COURSE

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Architectural Design I-VI Architectural Studio Drawing I-III Asian Architecture Building Information Modeling Building Materials Building Science I-II Building Services I-II Building Structural System

Construction Drawings Construction Technology I-III Design and Spatial Behavior Introduction to Architectural Theroy History of Architecture I-II Structural Analysis

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01 | Site Analysis 02 | Precedent Study 03 | Conceptual Developement 04 | Design Drawing 05 | Project Main Feature 06 | Perspective 07 | Technical Drawing

01 | SITE ANALYSIS Pudu Urban Community Center In Urban context like Pudu, community center plays an important role to get people to meet, gather, interact, share information, support each other and celebrate certain occasions. With the location of the site beside Jalan Sayur which is one of the important spots in Pudu to be remembered among the youngsters.

Pudu is the place where elderlies gather regardless from pudu or other places like Cheras. Therefore, this proposed community center should also pay attention to the elderlies after detailed site analysis in Pudu area.

Design Studio VI January 2015

Students are expected to integrate all issues like theory, design, social, history, culture, technologies, science and services in solving task given within urban context.

Design proposal to address programmatic, cultural, social, functional, contextual issues, urban sustainability and demonstrate understanding of inuences of building structure, construction, materials and the interior environment.

Pudu was the entertainment spot for youngsters in 1970s.

People will go for supper at Jalan Sayur after watching movie. (Pictures of cinema which has been demolished.)

There were 3 of the well-known cinema.

Pudu Plaza is a main spot for the elderlies to gather, chit chat, hang around or play games.

Jalan Sayur or called ‘Wai Sek Gai’ is the main attraction of Pudu at night.

People from different age group come here for traditional local delicious food.

An exterior view of the Pudu LRT station, as seen from Jalan Sarawak to the northwest, illustrates the station design's consistency with other elevated Ampang Line stations. This is the main public transpotation line to reach Pudu

The site currently is a carpark area

Pudu Wet Market One of the largest wet market in KL area. People from Pudu or other area come here to shop for groceries every morning.

SITE PLAN 1:500

SWOT Analysis Strength : The site attracts people from different age groups travel to Jalan Sayur to enjoy local tranditional food from other area in Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.

Pudu is not celebrated by younger generations, but Jalan Sayur has played a very important role in keeping the visitation of the younger generation. Thus this strength should be enhances at the same time preserve how is it now.

Weakness : Poor eating condition. It has no proper lighting which depends mainly on street lights and the lights of individual stalls. Hygienic is an issue due to the rubbish bin located near to the stalls. Jalan Sayur does not have any proper sheltering system in which people will not be able to dine in during the rain. The main shelter will be only the five foot way of the shop lots facing Jalan Sayur.

Opportunity : It is the only thing that can attract non-local people to pay a visit due to the foods. During the night in Jalan Sayur, there are working class people, old folks, families and even college students will dine here in groups. This is a good opportunity to promote interaction among different groups of people Threat : Aging population. The food sellers are mostly in their 50s or above.

The food stalls mostly are being operated since 1950s and passed down by their parents or grandparents. The threat faced by the site is making Jalan Sayur go downhill as there are no youngsters to operate the food stalls. The food stalls may be also operating illegally in which operators may be fined unless permit is obtained.

ACCESS POINT 3 (JALAN BUGIS)

Abandon house and messy backlane

The view of Jalan Sayur from Jalan Pudu with the big trees that need to be reserved.

ACCESS POINT 2 (JALAN LANDAK)

EGRESS POINT 1 (JALAN PUDU)

JALAN SAYUR

BOUNDARY LINE

JALAN LANDAK

JALAN PUDU

SETBACK LINE

fall RWH TANK RWH TANK

AC C (JA ESS LAN POI LAN NT 1 DA K)

EGRESS POINT 2 (JALAN PASAR)

People who wants to eat at Jalan Sayur wait at the five-foot way of the shop lot to wait the rain to stop.

The illegal mamak stall which has covered the access point 1 from Jalan Landak which will be proposed to be demolished.

Hawker stall at Jalan Sayur when heavy rain comes.

The big tree that need to be reserved according to DBKL

02 | PRECEDENT STUDY Precedent Study 01

LJ’s New Landmark Libraries | Palo Verde Library/Maryvale Community Center Architect: Gould Evans Associates + Wendell Burnette Architects Location: Phoenix, Arizona Associate Architect: Wendell Burnette Architects Landscape Architect: Ten Eyck Landscape Architects Client: City of Phoenix Project Area: 43,000 sqf

Large expanses of glass create transparency make the activities in each space visible to the other across a central shaded promenade, people passing by can interact with activities inside. It also prevent inappropriate behavior, makes everyone feel safe.

One of the reasons why people seldom go to the site of the project is due to its comfort level. The site is dirty and abandoned may let people feel that the site is not safe. If a community center were built at the site, certain level of transparency has to be maintained with the use of glass in Maryvale Community Center to create the sense of safety.

Inner-City Scapes. Live & play is the focus of this community center. The 2 disparate activities found common ground and rejuvenate a neighborhood. It demostrates how cross-pollination creates stronger neighborhoods.

“Streets” inside the shared complex, as well as those to the pool and into the park serve as pedestrian links to park amenities, parking, public transit, and the surrounding neighborhoods.

The concept of implying street into the complex makes the project stands out and leads to the highest foot traffic.

The site of our community center project which also beside a street with traditional hawker food stall. Street should be put attention to like this Maryvale Community Center that use street as attraction.

At the side of the community center project, there is also 2 big existing trees that need to be reserved. Although the scale is smaller than in the Maryvale Community Center but the location of the 2 trees makes the project challenging.

This project’s challenges included the need to maintain the existing recreational park and establishing a renewed civic presence in the community.

Precedent Study 02 Summer Cinema at Fili Park Address: Bolshaya Filyovskaya, 22, Moscow, Russia Workshop leaders: Dmitry Likin, Oleg Shapiro Architect: Olga Rokal Photos: Ilya Ivanov Facilities: Amphitheatre, cafe, recreational area, cinema, make-up room, store + The success of summer cinema at Gorky Park is triggering a wave of interest as memories of this of outdoor entertainment revive. +The cinema has a ‘kit’ design that can be adapted to the needs of any particular park. +Open-air element as design solution and more joy to movie-watching experience

deep wooden steps create sitting areas Seating area made flexible allows more activity and interaction between the people and the community center and interaction among the people

Fully Utilise Large Space (Cinema/Theater) Back of the cinema screen always made unpleasant.

Adding some green at the contary side making the whole project as attraction point and create a relax and environmental-friendly atmosphere. Back of the screen can always be different by adding something simple.

Day-time use as multi-functional spaces. (celebration/ classes)

Night-time use to watch movies.

As an issue to concern, the theater or cinema occupies a large space. Provide only one function for the space will be risky as if people are not using it often, the space becomes wasted considering from the viewpoint of the gross floor area. Fully utilising the big space by providing more than one function to it like the open cinema in Fili Park can avoid the spaces being wasted.

space frame screen doubles as a vertical wall on the contrary side

Precedent Study 03 Nine Bridges “The Forum”, Korea

A large hole subtracted from the roof to filter light through to the spaces below. The meeting rooms and workspaces are positioned around this core element to absorb natural daylight and uplifting energy from the sky above.

architect: yeonghwna lim+sunhyun kim (d•lim architects) design team: ji-sun park, jung-ho choi, jeong-tae kim, byung-cheol seo, jae-sik jung location: Jeju Islang, Korea programme: conference hall exterior finishing: volcanic stone, artificial stone, stucco, t20 wood p anel interior finishing: volcanic stone, t20 wood panel, painting on plasterboard space: meeting rooms, MPH

Site + Roof Plan

Cantilevered terrace is covered by timber louvers.

Cantilevered terrace increased the interaction of the people with nature and other happening outside the building. The use of material, timber louver shows a lower profile like community center to welcome people. Timber louver also help to shelter the interior of the space.

The shape of the structure functions as an amphitheater that fits more than 300 people on the integrated stone chairs and grass surface for outdoor performances. It is accessible by walking from ground floor

The area for watching performance are connected to the ground floor of the performance area to increase the interaction between building users and performance at ground floor. Connections are both way of in and out of the building as one. Interaction is accessible from every floors.

In the community center, the street that being included in the building’s gross floor area, it will be the focal point of the building in which it should be accessible from each level and every corner in the building.

Precedent Study 04

Places are open to public with an courtyard and a old building at the back of the restaurant has attracted many people to visit regardless of local or tourists.

Sekeping Kong Heng, Ipoh Sekeping Kong Heng, in the charming old town of Ipoh, is located in a 3 storey neo-classical building which also houses a famous coffee shop of the same name on the ground floor that serves coffee and local dishes in town.

Many new shops opened around which themed on the vintage, nostalgia and fascination with childhood years. For example and indian-operated barber shop, second hand vintage goods stall, new cafes such as Burp & Giggles.

Plan B Cafe

Kong Heng Square

To form a very close relationship between the historical buildings, Kong Heng restaurant with a modern cafe, Plan B by using a uniform design elements and the spaces are opened up to public. In the community center project, a strong relationship is needed to tie the community center with the existing traditional hawker stall.

Ground floor is remained as public space like reading corner, dining area, public toilet, gallery Old-fashioned Indian barber shop The theme of the shops in Kong Heng Square are consistance, thus attracting people to here for the vintage fashion

Even though ground floor area is very important as prime area, in this design, ground floor is remain public and open with provision of public toilet. In the community center project, the site is now currently a parking lot which is open and beside the famous hawker stalls. The openess of the building at the ground floor need to be remained so that public do not feel strange and have the sense of familiarity.

Subtle entrance of the hotel by just staircase so that it doesn’t entrance to the main place is not necessary grand and welcoming. At the place full of overpower the beauty of the The historical feature like Kong Heng, a staircase leading up to the hotel rooms sits peacefully here. In the community project, a subtle entrance to upper floors will not overwhelm the surrounding environment happening side of the hawker stalls.

03 | CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT Community center is a place for giving back to the community. Jalan Sayur remained as one of the place which attracts different age group of people. In stead of taking away the site (curent car park area) to become commerciallized, the concept is to give back the to the jalan sayur by extending that up to the site.

From the research found that, Jalan Sayur contains some memory for the elderlies nowadays in Pudu as they will go for supper in Jalan Sayur after watching movie in cinemas near by back in their 20s and 30s. This project wish to bring back that experience as closely related to jalan Jayur and Pudu context.

Existing housing area

Existing shoplot and housing area

5-foot way

Jalan Sayur food stalls

people who dine in Jalan Sayur will hide from rain if there is until the rain stops

Extention of Jalan Sayur to the site

Site (currently as parking area)

Concept of Street

To extend Jalan Sayur, ground floor with high room head will be extracted out.

To acheive certain level of openness and the perception of extension of street, 1st floor will be extracted out.

Top 2 floors will be clean finished as the environment of the site gives impression of messy which intention of the project to create contrast with it.

Big tree that need to be maintained that interupt the block on the top 2 floors.

Extracted out the tree branches area at the block. Conceptual form of building is formed.

Strategic Framework The feeling towards the site is negative which is a place that dying, a place that people aware of it but no effort was put in. The site is a very subtle place that doesn't overwhelm Jalan Sayur.

The concept of the community center is to extend the Jalan Sayur at the same time remain the sense of "life". To make the design more subtle, ground floor has no great entrance to welcome the visitors. The pavement will be same from the Jalan Sayur up to building ground floor and eating area will still remained as open to sky. The community center is to create contrast to the building surrounding it because the site is too chaos and messy. Clean facade to make it contrast with the chaotic site.

The intention of the site is to bring back the old times memories and experience of the elderly in Pudu. Jalan Sayur itself will be so much meaning to them, with this, the project will enhance the experience by both tangible and intangible elements. For example the mobile food peddle, movie experince, game experience and the original way of operation of the street food stalls

04 | DESIGN DRAWING

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Ground Floor Plan

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First Floor Plan

Scale 1:200

Impact of Project This urban community center does not only focus on the elderly but the people around Pudu such as elementary school kids, people from other area for dining in Jalan Sayur. The community serves the users by providing a community library and classes for public, comfortable game area and halfway housing for elderly. A small dental clinic is provided and the Chinese physiotherapy is replaced from the current site.

There is also urban farming provided for the local. The urban farming not only serves as a ingredient provider but also for education purpose. With the implication of the rainwater harvesting system to be used as watering system for the urban farming, this green and sustainable architecture could give a lesson to the public and also school kids.

Not all elderly need life assistant, in fact many elderlies are still healthy and intact in which they would be enjoy doing the volunteer work. Elderly from outside can do volunteer work in in the community center for example taking care of the elderly who needs life assistant or they can gather and discuss of volunteer activity or fun raising activities to be held in the community center.

Second Floor Plan

Scale 1:200

Third Floor Plan

Scale 1:200

05 | PROJECT MAIN FEATURE There are 2 approaches in designing the community center. One is embracing the tree another one is celebrating the street. In the design, I am celebrating the street by extending the street by a tall room height and double volume space which can go up to 8m height. The street furniture is also extended into the building at ground floor.

The food stalls are to maximize to originality as it is now to maintain the familiarity of the people towards Jalan Sayur.

There are also shop “lot� to be rent which complied to the concept of STREET. Shop lots will have no walls but vehicle-designed stalls will be provided. People who has business will have to rent a parking lor instead of a shop. Shop can be a) a abandon car which is already broken down and cannot be repaired b) the stall owners' van for their business.

Big screen for open cinema is having 2 sides of screen. This attracts people to visit the site for example people from the main road, Jalan Pudu. This open cinema is a new concept where it attracts younger generation at the same time giving the old-time movie experience to the elderlies in Pudu.

The additional art park on the Jalan Sayur is to welcome pedestrian from the other site of access. Designed bench in which people can relax and play around with it. As the inspiration from the Summer Cinema at Fili Park, different functions will be provided throughout the day. a) day-lit hour, art park will become a small performance area for artists like playing music instrument or musical drama b) night time it can be used as part of seating area for the open cinema.

Section B-B

Scale 1:100

Section A-A

Scale 1:100

Front Elevation

Left Elevation

Rear Elevation

Right Elevation

Scale 1:200

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06 | PERSPECTIVE

Simple, humble and subtle entrance from the other side so that the entrance will not overwhelm Jalan Sayur

Ground floor and first floor to be used as part of the street in order to remain certain level of openness and view. High sunlight tolerance plants and street furniture extend into the building

Entering from Jalan Sayur can see the movie screen which can act as a landmark for visitors

The open cinema during the night. Entrance from Jalan Landak will be welcomed by the art park and public can sit on the grass or benches while watching movie.

Prefunctional Area at second floor looking down to Jalan Sayur and the open cinema. Game zone at prefunctional area. The envelop of the floor is the foldable louver panel. Each fins of the louver panel willl be adjustable according to the direction of sunlight manually.

Community library reading area looking down to Jalan Sayur.

Community Library open for public. Wide area and column free design maximize the possibility of change or renovation or rearrangement of layout.

07 | TECHNICAL DRAWING

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OUTDOOR CINEMA SEATING AREA+ TAICHI

CINEMA SCREEN

JALAN SAYUR HAWKER STALL 780 m²

FEATURED BENCH

335 m²

BOUNDARY LINE

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SETBACK LINE PASSENGER LIFT

PUMP ROOM

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DB BOX VINTAGE GOODS 20 m²

VINTAGE GOODS 20 m²

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MOBILE BARBER SHOP

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LOADING / UNLOADING BAY REFUESE CHAMBER 6 m²

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KITCHEN 28 m²

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LIBRARY

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PREPARATION ROOM 14 m²

WASHROOM

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SETBACK LINE DENTAL CLINIC

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121 m²

GYM 73 m²

STAIRCASE

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MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

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HEALTHCARE WAITING AREA 20 m²

RELAX AREA/ BUFFER ZONE

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PHARMACY + COUNTER

STORE

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STAGE

PREPARATION ROOM + STORAGE changing room

TOILET (M)

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changing room SEWING CLASS 33 m²

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COMPUTER CLASS 51 m²

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LAUNDRY KITCHEN

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Rear Elevation Scale 1:200

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RECEPTION 48 m²

Third Floor 11500

FUNCTIONAL ROOM 2

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

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GUEST/ VISITOR AREA

TV / LIVING AREA

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RELAX / VIEWING DECK 54 m²

DINING AREA 46 m²

PRE-FUNCTIONAL AREA

LOBBY

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LOCKER

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Second Floor 8000 First Floor

LIBRARY

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47 m²

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RETAIL + EATING

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B1 CAR PARK 2516 m²

Basement 1 -3000 Basement 2

DISABLED TOILET

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D1 4616

3784

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4125

C

F 8500

G 4560

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A

Roof 15000 Third Floor 11500 Second Floor

BATH 05

Room 05

4 m²

17 m²

SERVICE (COMPRESSOR) 36 m²

COMPUTER CLASS 51 m²

RELAX / VIEWING DECK 54 m²

RELAX AREA/ PANTRY BUFFER ZONE 61 m² 7 m²

8000 First Floor 4500 RETAIL + EATING 620 m²

OUTDOOR CINEMA SEATING AREA+ TAICHI 335 m²

Ground Floor 0 Basement 1 -3000 Basement 2

B1 CAR PARK 2516 m² ROOT AREA B2 CAR PARK 2464 m²

-6000

Section B-B Scale 1:200

Detail A

Scale 1:10

Detail B2 Elevation View Scale 1:10

Sectional Detail

Scale 1:100

Detail B1 Plan View Scale 1:5

Detail C Scale 1:1

Detail D Scale 1:5