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R T F O L I O FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, TECHNOLOGY & BUILT ENVIRONMENT SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & BUILT ENVIRONMENT BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONS) IN ARCHITECTURE AR315 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 3 SEM 2022 07 PREPARED FOR : MS. INTAN LIANA SAMSUDIN MS. IDA MARLINA MAZLAN MR. MICHAEL GILBERT PREPARED BY : ANGELICA 1002162642
T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S P R O J E C T 1 : PROJECT 1A 1B : : INTERPRETATION OF CULTURE SCULPTURE PROJECT 1 MPU3323 ARCHITECTURE HISTORY & CULTURE 3 : DOCUMENTATION P R O J E C T 2 : PROJECT 2A 2B : : SITE ANALYSIS SITE DEMARCATION VERNADOC DRAWINGS RESPONSE MODEL P R O J E C T 3 : PROJECT 3 : MANIFESTO POSTER FLOOR PLANS ROOF PLAN SECTIONS ELEVATIONS PERSPECTIVES EXPLODED ISOMETRIC CONSTRUCTION METHOD WITH DETAILINGS MODEL PHOTOS FINAL DESIGN PROJECT 2 AR333 BUILDING SEVICES 1 : WATER SUPPLY SEWERAGE ROOF DRAINAGE & MANHOLE SCHEMATIC SERVICES PROJECT 1 AR323 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & TECHNOLOGY 3 : ASSIGNMENT 1 CASE STUDY 2 3 4 15 20 22 26 31 32 34 35 36 38 39 40 43 45 48 49 50 51 1 14 30

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Orang Asli is a collective term (which means original or first peoples in Malay) for some 18 ethnic groups of less than 150,000 in total who are widely regarded as comprising peninsular Malaysia’s original inhabitants (in the sense that they pre date the arrival of Malays) They are generally divided into three distinct groupings: the Negrito, Senoi and Proto Malay The Temoq, Senoi and Negrito speak related languages known as Aslian, which belong to the Mon Khmer family, while the ancestors of the ProtoMalay spoke languages that, like Malay, belonged to the Austronesian family of languages

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P R O J E C T 1 : PROJECT 1A 1B : : INTERPRETATION OF CULTURE SCULPTURE PROJECT 1 MPU3323 ARCHITECTURE HISTORY & CULTURE 3 : DOCUMENTATION 2 3 4 1
PROJECT 1A : INTERPRETATION OF CULTURE 2
PROJECT 1B : SCULPTURE 3
MAHMERITRIBE A S S I G N M E N T 1 A M P U 3 3 2 3 A R C H I T E C T U R E H I S T O R Y & C U L T U R E 3 Prepared PB repared For : Ida Marlina Mazlan Group bachelor of science (hons) in architecture 07/2022 PROJECT 1 (HISTORY 3) : DOCUMENTATION 4

ARCHITECTURE

the traditional small house the new house provided by goverment

The traditional SMALL house commonly still use the nature materials in their house construction, they used bamboo as their main materials, such as for the column and the framing as for the roof, they use dry palm leaves to cover their house while the wall and floor it use the stripped bamboo that is tied became a bamboo sheet, some also use the dry palm leaves for it

this type of house has modernised a bit at roofting part that used metal sheet as the replacement of dry palm leaves but the rest part of the house still mostly the same, such as the wood/bamboo as the framing and the bamboo sheet/dry palm leaves as the finishes spaces

a - sleeping area b - kitchen with fire place c - sitting area

materials

a b c dry palm bleaf amboo dry palm leaves sheet

this is the common/typical FLOOR PLAN OF mah meri tribe houses, which usually has 3 space sections with 2 entrance doors an open space between the kitchen and sitting area and no connecting door between the sleeping area and the open space area

bamboo strip sheet

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metal sheet (for house provded by government) PROJECT 1 (HISTORY 3) : DOCUMENTATION 5
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I N T R O D U C T I O N

Tadom Hill Resorts started out as a village of the indigenous Temuan tribe, surrounded by acres of forests fronting an emerald lake (that used to be a limestone quarry) Five years ago, the village evolved into a 45 acre bamboo resort as the Temuan aborigines shared their piece of paradise with the world

What makes Tadom Hill Resort special is the unique bamboo culture that plays a prominent part in the aboriginal lifestyle. The whole resort is built almost entirely out of bamboo materials that are traditionally used by the aborigines to build their homes.

Tadom Hill Resorts pride themselves on being an environmentally friendly and sustainable resort, coexisting harmoniously with the environment and at the same time empowering the local community The majority of the staff members comprise of local aborigines in the area. More than a resort, they are a community and a family.

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P R O J E C T 2 : PROJECT 2A 2B : : SITE ANALYSIS SITE DEMARCATION VERNADOC DRAWINGS RESPONSE MODEL 15 20 22 26 14

3 DAYS IN TADOM HILL

analysis

TASK A l Tapak
Semester 03 / July 2022 / Golden Ratio site
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& PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS

VERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE

Vernacular; a sort of regional or local building that uses conventional supplies and resources from the area where the structure is located.

As a result, this architecture is closely tied to its surroundings and cognizant of the unique geographic and cultural characteristics of them, being greatly impacted by them.

Unlike traditional architecture, the architectural space in contemporary architecture depends on the man-made cityscape to harmonize and rationalize it with the individuality of the buildings.

BAMBOO MADU CHALET

A lengthy symmetrical form with two main doors to enter each rooms that has two different shape of roof, which is the trapezoid shaped for the center part and triangle shaped for the terrace.

LAKE SIDE BAMBOO

MINI CHALET

A small size building that has an extended out roofing to the front part of the building.

SEMANTAN CHALET

A long symmetrical building with two entrance door to two different rooms. The roof itself is different with the other, which is the extruded up trapezoid roof.

HALL / CAFE

An open hall / cafe that has a very high bamboo structured roof and columns that is decorated with bamboo pattern around it.

HAKKA VILLAGE

Circular shaped building with bricks as the exterior floor finishes and artificial grass for the interior floor.

BAMBOO HUT

Has a long roof from the top center to almost three quarters of the building

GENDUI CHALET

Has a short roof compare to the other roofing type and extended out roof to both side of building.

HAMMOCK SPHERE

An open space for living accommodation. It has four column with a big column in the center of the building.

LAKE SIDE CAFE

The lake side cafe was built with a very high arc roof.

LAND USE, TYPOLOGIES AND PROGRAMS
ARCHITECTURE STYLE
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Sufi : So, you mostly know the things around here, is there any places that is specifically for the Orang Asli Temuan? For example toilet or a rest area that is only for the Orang Temuan?

Staff : No

Sufi : No? okay One more thing that I want to ask about the area around here, if there is like Hari Moyang, is there any festival or ceremony that is held in here? Or dance like Tarian Sewang

Staff : There is if doing the celebration, but for dancing there is none Sufi : oh, got celebration here?

Staff : yes here got to do the celebration

Sufi : Is the project doing something like eating together?

Staff : yes, they will eat together

Sufi : but they didn’t do the dance in here right?

Staff : yes

Sufi : okay, is that all? Or there is more like every year doing another ceremony festival?

Staff : they will held it every year, at the end of the year

Sufi : the end of the year, December 31st it is. About the visitors in here. Mostly what kind of people that come to here? Is it Chinese, Malay or?

Staff : got Chinese people, Malay people, there is also foreigner

Sufi : what if in percentage?

Staff : if in percentage, Chinese it is Sufi : oh, mostly Chinese? In 60%?

Staff : 70%

Sufi : oh 70% So Malay 20% and Indian 10%

Haddad : As a worker in here, are you satisfied with the facility that is provided in here or want to add something else?

Staff : overall okay

Haddad : it is okay? Need something to add or change?

Sufi : For example, the weather is hot and the hill is far to go, is there any other place that is cooler? Is there something that is need to be added or even repaired?

Staff : If the weather like this, they can put air conditioner here Sufi : So if the weather is hot, then it is very hot isn’t it?

Staff : Yes, it is hot because it’s open Sufi : So the air ventilation is not enough

Haddad : What is your role in here for your work?

Staff : Receptionist

Haddad : Receptionist only? Like manager? Or other?

Staff : Receptionist only

Sufi : How long have you been working in here?

Staff : 2017

Sufi : Oh 2017, quite long

Haddad : After that, Tadom sometimes often got flooded right, as a worker, what was the problem that you faced during the flood? Is it the facility? Or when the time came to work?

Staff : After the flood, need to clean up house right, right after that need to went out to tell the customer to not to come due to the flood

Sufi : Okay So during the flood, the kampung area, like the orang temuan resident, they gathered in one place Were they also went to the top of the hill?

Staff : Oh yes they were Sufi : So they came to help the orang asli is it For about the activities, there is flying fox, kayak, and pinball?

Staff : No pinball, got go kart

Sufi : Got go kart, ATV, else?

Staff : Else got water activity, bamboo ride, waterslide

Sufi : Else than that? Got anymore?

Staff : Only that

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Sufi : Alright If based on your observation, mostly the visitor here, they attracted with what kind of activity that the Tadom people not really enjoy it?

Staff : Like what?

Sufi : for example

Staff : The customer enjoyed it but

Sufi : Like this one specific activity got a lot of customer always play it, like that one activity have a lot of people interest in with the other one that have very little popularity in it

Staff : The water activity

Sufi : Water activity is it, the kayak also free isn’t it. The least? Like archery?

Staff : Yes archery

Sufi : Archery got less people interest in

Staff : Go kart

Sufi : Because of extreme right?

Haddad : According to you, is there any activity that can attract people to come visit more?

Staff : Need to add more some activities

Haddad : Need to add more activities it is, any example? Like pinball or else?

Staff : Pinball

Haddad : Oh right

Staff : Student activity

Haddad : Okay

Cindy : The time is normally when is like holiday week is it?

Staff : Holiday got lot of people, public holiday

Sufi : What if weekday?

Staff : It depends, for example in normal days, if there is something like ? for 3 days 2 nights, it always have a group of visitors

Sufi : Oh, mostly that came to here is in group is it?

Staff : There is group

Sufi : A big group it is Oh, so when visitors came, mostly is Malaysian or foreigner?

Staff : Mostly Malaysian

Sufi : Malaysian it is If foreigner like the white people lesser is it? One more thing, I asked some people just now, 70% worker in here are Orang Temuan, here got Malay people?

Staff : Yes there is Sufi : Chinese?

Staff : yes

Sufi : no Indian?

Staff : No

Sufi : Also got Indonesian here?

Staff : Yes

Sufi : So there is four, Orang Temuan, Malay, Chinese, Indonesian

Haddad : Last question, mostly that are working here are Orang Temuan Do you have any opinion do the Orang Temuan need to be give something? Kindness or benefit? Because we are using their land right

Staff : It makes them more developed

Haddad : Makes them feel more happier is it In here, is there any problem that they are facing so that us could give any contribution to them?

Staff : Problem facing by who?

Haddad : The Orang Temuan, but from your opinion

Staff : The problem, I think they are more like scared to went out for working, like they are more to gardening, work by themselves

Sufi : Is it because of? Don’t know? Or they are not use to it?

Staff : Yes, they are not use to it

Sufi : Alright, that is all from us Thank you for your time

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PROJECT 2A : SITE DEMARCATION 20
PROJECT 2A : SITE MODEL 21

HAKKA VILLAGE

PROJECT 2A : VERNADOC DRAWINGS
LAKE SIDE BAMBOO MINI CHALET 22
PROJECT 2A : VERNADOC DRAWINGS
SEMANTAN CHALET LAKE SIDE CAFE
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BAMBOO MADU CHALET

PROJECT 2A : VERNADOC DRAWINGS
GENDUI CHALET
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PROJECT 2A : VERNADOC DRAWINGS
HAMMOCK SPHERE
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PROJECT 2B : RESPONSE MODEL 26
PROJECT 2B : RESPONSE MODEL 27
PROJECT 2B : RESPONSE MODEL 28
PROJECT 2B : RESPONSE MODEL 29
PROJECT 2B : RESPONSE MODEL 29

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P R O J E C T 3 : PROJECT 3 : MANIFESTO POSTER FLOOR PLANS ROOF PLAN SECTIONS ELEVATIONS PERSPECTIVES EXPLODED ISOMETRIC CONSTRUCTION METHOD WITH DETAILINGS MODEL PHOTOS FINAL DESIGN PROJECT 2 AR333 BUILDING SEVICES 1 : WATER SUPPLY SEWERAGE ROOF DRAINAGE & MANHOLE SCHEMATIC SERVICES PROJECT 1 AR323 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION & TECHNOLOGY 3 : ASSIGNMENT 1 CASE STUDY 31 32 34 35 36 38 39 40 43 45 46 49 50 51 30
PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; MANIFESTO POSTER 31

GROUND FLOOR PLAN A5 @1:300

FIRST FLOOR PLAN A5 @1:300

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; FLOOR PLANS 32

GROUND FLOOR PLAN A5 @1:300

FIRST FLOOR PLAN A5 @1:300

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; FLOOR PLANS
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ROOF PLAN A5 @1:300

ROOF PLAN A5 @1:300

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; ROOF PLAN
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SECTION X X' A5 @1:200

SECTION Y Y' A5 @1:200

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; SECTIONS
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FRONT ELEVATION A5 @1:200

REAR ELEVATION A5 @1:200

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; ELEVATIONS
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RIGHT ELEVATION A5 @1:200

LEFT ELEVATION A5 @1:200

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; ELEVATIONS 37
KITCHEN EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; PERSPECTIVES GALLERY 38
EXPLODED ISOMETRIC A4 @1:250 PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; EXPLODED ISOMETRIC 39

DETAIL

DETAIL

DETAIL

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN CONSTRUCTION METHOD WITH DETAILING SCALE 1:50
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20MM THK BAMBOO ROOF SHINGLES RAFTER HANGER

25MM THK WOODEN BATTEN 100MM THK WOODEN RAFTER

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TIMBER WALL

TIMBER WALL

TIMBER WALL

PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN DETAILINGS SCALE 1:10
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TIMBER WALL PLATE

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PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN DETAILINGS SCALE 1:10
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PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; MODEL PHOTOS SCALE 1:50 43
PROJECT 3 : FINAL DESIGN; MODEL PHOTOS SCALE 1:75 44

GROUND FLOOR PLAN; WATER SUPPLY A5 @1:300

PROJECT 2 (BUILDING SERVICES 1) : SCHEMATIC SERVICES
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PROJECT 2 (BUILDING SERVICES 1) : SCHEMATIC SERVICES 46
PROJECT 2 (BUILDING SERVICES 1) : SCHEMATIC SERVICES 47

GROUND FLOOR PLAN; SEWERAGE A5 @1:300

PROJECT 2 (BUILDING SERVICES 1) : SCHEMATIC SERVICES
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ROOF PLAN; ROOF DRAINAGE A5 @1:300

GROUND FLOOR PLAN; MANHOLE A5 @1:300

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Construction Drawing BuildingConstruction&Technology3/AR323 1002058769 Jaani Nchimunya 1002162642 Angelica 1001953244 Nurmaisarah 1001956143 Chong Junwei FACULTYOFENGINEERING,TECHNOLOGY&BUILTENVIRONMENT SCHOOLOFARCHITECTURE&BUILTENVIRONMENT BACHELOROFSCIENCE(HONS)INARCHITECTURE AR323BUILDINGCONSTRUCTION&TECHNOLOGY3 SEM2022 _ 07 ASSIGNMENT 2 LECTURER: MS MALIZAISMAILJAMAIL MS.INTANLIANASAMSUDIN NAME:ANGELICA ID:1002162642 DATEOFSUBMISSION:23OCTOBER2022 CONSTRUCTIONDIGITALMODELLING PROJECT 1 (TECHNOLOGY 3) : CASE STUDY PROJECT 2 (TECHNOLOGY 3) : CASE STUDY 50

WALL & CEILING DETAIL DRAWING SCALE 1:20

PILLAR BOTTOM DETAIL DRAWING SCALE

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