• ROYAL INSTITUTEOF BRITISH ARCHITECT (RIBA) STUDENT COMMITTEE
-Participantfor the accreditation(February 2022)
• ROYAL INSTITUTEOF BRITISH ARCHITECT (RIBA) STUDENT COMMITTEE
-Participantfor the accreditation(October 2019)
• ‘REALITI’ARCHITECTURE REVIEW
-Organiser & facilitator (2019)
• ‘IHSAN’ ARCHITECTURE CHARITY EVENT
-Organiser & treasurer (2019)
• ARCHI-KITE’ ARCHITECTURE FESTIVAL
-Participant(2018)
• HAMIZI HARUN ARCHITECT (INTERNSHIP)
-Design a retreat house and ablution area for a mosque
-Completing working drawing for 2 storey apartment, double and singlestorey houses
• DEAN’S AWARD
Semester 06 & 08
• EX DEBATER
-School representative to debate competition (SMK Jitra)
GRADUATE ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
Address Jitra, Kedah Darul Aman, Malaysia
Part 1 Architecture graduate from UiTM Puncak Alam, an inquisitive individual seeking for a responsible position where I can further my career and build a valuable skill set
WORK EXPERIENCE
July 2022Now A Chance Given
DESIGN ARCHITECT
April –July 2023
INTERIOR DESIGNER
May 2020Now
DESIGNER (FREELANCE)
• Cover from meeting with the client until the drawing stage
• Learn on how to update with the trend especially in terms of construction with various design and materials to be adapted
Exploring New Knowledge
• Involved in meeting with the client, dealing with suppliers and engaging with contractors regarding the project
• Receive need statement and turn them into a design proposal for client’s approval
Freelance in 3D Modelling and rendering
• Preparing initial ideas of planning
• Designing and rendering interior and also exterior for any related project including commercial lot and houses
• Preparing proposal for client
August –Feb 2020
INTERNSHIP
Assisting the Architect throughout the project at Hamizi Harun Architect.
Providing an assist in designing interior for the houses
• Performed design changes and tutoring throughout the internship
Taman Sari Royal Heritage Spa offers a sanctuary for buzzing folks to escape hectic routines and immerse their senses in traditional Indonesian body treatments.
The spa strongly features Javanese heritage in their services, incorporating traditional techniques, equipment, and therapeutic essences that have been used in royal families for centuries
Mustika Ratu was born from a desire to share Indonesia’s cultural heritage through a various of high-quality products and natural treatments.
Making use of the natural and cultural wealth of Indonesia, Mustika Ratu preserves the nation’s heritage through a series of products with a touch of luxury that will exude beauty and fitness.
Mission
escape routine for a little while and immerse senses in traditional Indonesian treatment strongly infused with Javanese heritage
Vision
Preserve, restore and reintroducing traditional self improvement treatment to customers
Identity
Javanese architecture and style Exposure of royal Javanese heritage
Target User
Impact
• Lifeless working people
• Mental health problems
• Disrupted lifestyle
• Married couple
• Working millennials
• Golden age
• kids ISSUES
2.3 % OF DEPRESSION AMONG MALAYSIAN ADULT
1200 CALLS+ RECEIVED BY THE GOVERNMENT PSYCHOSOCIAL HOTLINE
37 % OF WORKERS AFFECTED ON THEIR MENTAL HEALTH AND WELL BEING
Restoring humanity in human, make people lives out their life again through self treatment Solution
The Concept
Holistic wellness of a human can be achieved by unlocking the potential from within, a healing journey started with the spirit, to the mind and finally, the body.
Narrative
It is aimed to provide a tranquil space for people to revitalize their life from self-treatment process. Greeneries area as an integral part of the building, the uses of carving pattern (Javanese heritage) into the building as it is to introduce the traditional ambience for customers and visitors.
Healthy and right mind can motivate us to start self-healing process, from within (Dweck, 2008).
Spiritual healing occurs as we begin to consciously reconnect with our essential being –entity that we are at our core
Mental health affect physical health: our minds and bodies are constantly engaging in conversations with each other.
This Vitality and wellness centre focused on the salutogenic approach because it is concerned with the relationship between health, stress, and coping. Biophilic design approach also being integrated actively in this design
Biophilic design is a concept used within the building industry to increase occupant connectivity to the natural environment through the use of direct nature, indirect nature, and space and place conditions.
-An approach focusing on factors that support human health and well-being, rather than on factors that cause disease
Level of articulation between
Site Plan Not To Scale
The boundary is set according to the MBSA law
The axis line created from combining the axis from Tasik Kelana Jaya & Tasik Bandaran
Central void saved for different function of spaces, zoning is decided from here
Subtraction, addition and the integration of levelling being implemented to achieve aim and blend in with the site context
Curvy glulam timber fin
Flatten bamboo roof structure
Exposed timber trusses
Exposed raw brick
Flattened bamboo is very flexible and works nicely with curvilinear roofs. The synthetic waterproof membrane last longer, approximately for 20-25 years, but the outer bamboo pelupuh layer must be replaced every 5-8 years.
Flattened bamboo degrades quickly if it is exposed to moisture and organic matter.
Fire Regulations
One-sixth proportions of building’s perimeter abutting the street, road and open space shall be in accordance to UBBL Water Supply
Tank in the first floor level supplied and distribute water to the whole building for everyday use
Received from nearest TNB station at left side of site project. Electrical was distributed to first floor through riser
“Kita abaikan kita, jadi kita cari ‘kita’ semula
Location Plan Not To Scale
OVERVIEW: SITE CONTEXT
Sound
High nature’s sound is from Seksyen 7 Lake and pedestrian walk
However, distraction and noise on the 4 junction road came from heavy traffic and nearest Hospital (sound of ambulance)
• Greenery view of the Sek 7 lake provides biophilicconnection with site.
• Site is visiblefrom surrounding residentials and street, providingvisual security for users on site & pedestrians.
• Site is easily access by pedestrian by the pavementfor cyclist and pedestrians that is made available on north and east part.
• The site is surrounded by a good degree of coherence due to the arrangement,scale and well planned developmentof the housing and the commercial building.
Imageability
Is meant by the landmarks of the city is easily recognized and memorized by its significant shape/form
Scale
Small size residential can be found at east, South filled with high-rise of Hospital and medium height building on the west
Pedestrian Circulation
Pedestrian Bridge
Pedestrian/cyclist walkway
Zebra Crossing
Design
Algorithm
Axis line as references
Axis line from Persiaran Kayanga n & hotspot area
Axis line from Tasik Seksyen 7 to divide the zoning
The axial continuitygenerate the circulation inside with the implementation of site context
Radial organization for space planning
Form
A focal point from the axial continuity earlier are used to divide different space
Issues
Social Isolation
No aspect of normal societal functioning has been spared during this pandemic. This lead to elevated levels of loneliness and social isolation, which in turn produce physical- and mental-health related repercussions.
Crime the highest average index crime rates per 100,000 of the population between 2010 and 2017 are KL and Selangor respectively. 42.4% of the total index crimes occurred in the states of KL and Selangor
Urban poor
They are not the homeless,. Instead it is the odd-job man or pasar-malam trader living in a public housing flat.
Out of 75% Malaysian living in urban areas, some 30% are likely to fit in this group
Re-socialize; in this context is to make the community start to interact with each other again Before pandemic, we tend to ignore one another because of the demand in making a living for our own selves. Now it’s time to change, by re-socialising Awareness towards the
Site Context And Implementation
Vista Approach Frontage is designed from the degree of prime area, which facing to the T-junction of the road, the possible axis
Space Zoning private, semi private semi public
Levelling Volume of articulation between the building and the public area creates sense of space and priority
Precedent Study
COWORKING
MunichSendling/Bavaria
The L-shaped volume is laid out as a filigree shelf structure in which partly glazed, partly open cubes protrude or recede and create a lively facade. The resulting
Duplication of axis line to erect building’s form and radial organization as the connection between building
V-Plaza Urban Development / 3deluxe architecture
roof, solar panel
roof structure, ceiling
4 housing unit + shared green pocket, sky deck, up co-working, atrium
3 housing unit + shared green pocket, communal green area, atrium
2 housing unit + shared green pocket, atrium
1 housing unit + shared green pocket, internal courtyard, atrium
0 petite plaza, urban sport area, outdoor spot, c0-working space, lounge café, fitness studio, facilities and service
TERRITORIAL REINFORCEMENT
MAINTENANCE
ACCESS CONTROL
the elements of CPTED (crime prevention through environmental design)
Create clear distinction between public and private property by separating the ground floor and residential floor. This is important for two reasons: Legitimate occupants have a sense of ownership and will notice, and even challenge, people who don't belong; intruders, on the other hand, have a harder time blending in so the crime are lesly to happen
A well-maintained area sends the message that people notice and care about what happens in an area. This, in turn, discourages vandalism and other crimes.
sense of control can be denied by clearly marking the approaches to buildings and properties and channelling visitors into a defined area.
semi-public for residents and visitors only
ZONING PERSPECTIVE
semi-private Parking provided for residents only
PROVISION COMPUTATION
190- EXTERNAL STAIRCASE
staircase or fire separated from the building by fire door of the resistance rating as
165 (4) - TRAVEL DISTANCE
travel distance should comply sprinkler In this maximum travel from 0 300 clearance of the room in a housing the fire staircase exceed 30m
UBBL 190- EXTERNAL STAIRCASE
External staircase or fire staircase separated from interior of the building by walls and fire door of the same resistance rating as required
UBBL 165 (4)-TRAVEL DISTANCE
Maximum travel distance to exits should comply 30m with sprinkler. In this project, maximum distance travel from 0 300 metre clearance of the farthest room in a housing unit to the fire staircase did not exceed 30m
UNIT LAYOUT
U wall to separate the walkway and housing unit, in order to create privacy for the residents in each level
Ohana Unit Not To Scale
the use of party wall with the thickness of 300mm to intention to reduce unwanted noise transmission within buildings and in particular, to noise transmission within residential dwellings
with the access to neighbour’s compound and the unlimited vista from the balcony, this definitely give advantages for those who are tired to stay alone and need companion.
wall to create enclosure between walkway and housing unit, so that residents won’t be interrupted by other resident’s existence
any
Ohana unit is a unit for small and medium family, provided with 1 master bedroom and a shared bedroom which fit for 2 bed, wet kitchen area, a huge bathroom, laundry room as well as the living area. In this building, there is about 16 unit only.
Ohana plan Not to Scale
Private pocket balcony for residents, to obtain privacy and privilege
Mezza Unit is a unit dedicated for working millennials and newlywed couple. This unit basically provide a duplex room, complete with a petite green pocket for its residents to own their own small garden.
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Plus One Unit Not To Scale
Plus one unit is dedicated to maintain the dormitory principle, but in a little bit more privacy. This unit complete with just a space for bedroom, study table and a bathroom for daily use. Kitchen is not provided to encourage youth or students to participate more at the potluck spot area, located in the ground floor
shared green pocket
Mezza Unit Not To Scale
This housing unit doesn’t have
wet kitchen, to imitate the dormitory style. This is why communal kitchen potluck is formed to encourage the co-housing activities
This housing unit often designed to mirror the layout and being placed next to next with the intention to mingle with neighbour on the next door bed
shared green pocket
QUALITY OF SPACES
Inner courtyard can be a fun place to mingle and communicate with other residents. The existence of stacked unparalleled staircase give the advantage for residents on the upper level to have a look on what’s going on at the courtyard and create natural surveillance. This courtyard has no roof covered as the intention is to allow ventilations and air movement inside the building. Exposed trusses are to celebrate the beauty of construction
Open and airy inner courtyard only can be access by residents and management, no visitors are allowed except with the company of residents
QUALITY OF SPACES
Urban sports area and plaza is one of the best attraction in this cO-housing project. With majority of housing unit is from the category of working millennials and students, with few family, this can be the advantage to the residents as we are expecting for the young age to have fun while starts to communicate with other residents or visitors from outside.
Urban sports area focused on the sport such as skateboarding, parkour, BMX community to cherish this space
Rain Water Harvesting
Using rain water to plant reuse for greeneries planting and drain cleaning
Solar Panel
Solar panel technology is being integrated into this project to obtain natural benefit from sunlight to be used in the building
Self-healing Materials
For the building, self healing concrete have been used to lengthen its life span
IBS Integration
With the use of IBS, less construction process is required with maximum satisfaction
Vertical Green Façade
Concrete with irregular shaped is placed to implement the vertical green in this building
Atrium’s Sustainability
For the stacked effect and natural ventilation inside the building, an open atrium and courtyard is formed to benefit all its residents
The courtyard is designed to provide its own ‘plaza’ and place for mingling with the existence of stage and greeneries all around the courtyard
Green inner courtyard
CONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUE
With the intention to reduce unwanted noise transmission within buildings and in particular, to noise transmission within residential dwellings (family to be exact), party wall seems to be the best choice in deciding the IBS component.
(Building Regulations Guidance. Part E: Resistance to the Passage of Sound, 2010)
Circulation And Movement
Core Staircase
Core Staircase And Lift
Alternate Staircase
Horizontal
Circulation
Services Road
Visitor’s
Circulation
Resident’s Parking Route
Egress
Program 1 //
UN-
Here’s a circular maze to create awareness and curiosity among the visitor. From the keyword belief, Minangkabau has this one tradition called kurung, literally means cage Repetition of semi circle with different height was created to form a volumetric atrium at the centre of the space Some of the semi circle used the glass materials, to play with light and shadows This was hoped could enlighten people’s feelings of being caged by this old tradition.
Program 2 //
RA-
In Minang, headpiece is not an extraordinary accessories used by woman in daily life and during community event Headpiece is a symbol of responsibility that was burdened onto them. Therefore, a repetition of different level of wide run was arranged in a circular form to create obstacles for tourist to reach the end of structure, until then they will found a series of cargo net for them to go down- but not in an easy way
“A language of differentiation”, is a concept derived from the definition of identity Thus, the idea came from the identity of Minangkabau itself;
“for identity is marked out through symbols and by difference”
-article by Elda Franzia
Narrow scope of study in Minangkabau was determined: which is to focus on female’s status in Minangkabau tradition (adat pepatih) which shows a huge difference from any other female’s status in our society.
The main intention is to educate and give understanding for visitors about the beauty of this old tradition, despite all the unpleasant perception about female who practiced adat pepatih since previous era
Program 3 //
VEL
Minangkabau, all the strict curfew passed down from generation generation (applicable for woman only)- from the ownership of Rumah Gadang to the woman’s voices in decision making. Thus, a series of solid structure resembled as the curfew was arranged in the edge curved cliff, to show what was being inherited by different generations.
INTERPRETATION CENTRE
PROJECT 1B “KG. MORTEN INTERPRETATION CENTRE”
The Morten Village (Malay: Kampung Morten) is a historical traditional Malay village in Melaka City, Melaka, Malaysia
Concept
Feminism is something that often being rejected despite it’s hidden function in majority With the concept of feminism, I hereby intentionally proposing an interpretation centre that shows the journey of harmonious and useful centre to fulfil the feminism concept itself; which is to appreciate the value of individuals for their contributions to society rather than their biological or sexual characteristics or roles and to show the positive side of feminism.
Design statement
An interpretation centre located between modern & traditionalism of kampung Morten and tremendous development area in Malacca town This interpretation centre was a continuous project from 1a which is the female’s status in Minangkabau tradition
Objective
• Culture exhibition
To exhibit the journey of feminism in Minangkabau's culture and to preserve the tradition indirectly
• Commercialism
Supplying goods and services and making profits to the community in that particular area
• Eco-tourism
This interpretation centre was targeted to be one of tourists spot in Malacca which later can contribute in Malaysia's ecotourism
• Educational purpose With the activity of exhibition and workshop, students or educator was expected to learn and enjoy themselves while being here
The original residents of kampung Morten came from Kampung Jawa, who had been actually transplanted due to development carried out in that area during British era.
They searched for new area and they had discovered area in the village which at time was full with mangrove forest and nipah palm
Villa Sentosa was built and owned by village’s first headman, Othman Muhammad Noh Now its provide further insight on how 9 generation of the owner’s descendent live in the house which also known as
Kampung Morten was hit by floods Some Malay village, kampung Morten almost drowned Caused by overflow of water from Melaka river 2006
cultural heritage sites in Melaka
Sustainability Features
Balcony
Cross-vent: pressure differences between one side of a building and the Steel structure made of pre-oxidised zinc served as aesthetic façade and gutter at the same time, catch rainwater and direct it away to drainage Stack effect due to the different
View From Kampung Morten
Zoning
Concept Development
Straight line is slanted from bottom to the top, was divided accordingly started from existing axis at the center to portrays the journey
Sustainable Study
Double skin façade at balcony
-Prevent direct heat
-Allow great air ventilation
-Aesthetically served
Peroxidised zinc gutter
-Catch rainwater and direct it To the drainage below -Aesthetic facade
Low e-glass roof with steel trusses
-Minimise heat received
-Maximise light ventilation
-as shaded at ramp area
Cadangan merekabentuk dan menyiapkan rumah Banglo 2 tingkat bertemakan tradisional
-Going through designing process by referring to the case study from Rumah Limas in Melaka and combining the style with modern concept- homestay purposes
Cadangan merekabentuk
dan menyiapkan rumah
Banglo 2 tingkat di daerah
Kubang Pasu
-Going through designing process especially on the technical part of the drawings and learn detailing section from the Architect
House in Penang
For
-designing & rendering
Puan Farah, 2019
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOL O
ATIKAH AM N
AS FROM 2022 .
PROPOSAL OF THE POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
AT ALOR SETAR
A high-rise with hundreds of housing unit, various facilities and shop houses
PROPOSAL OF THE POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AT ALOR SETAR.
Located in Alor Setar, the proposal consist of mixed development building; a club house, shoplot for commercial purpose and a villa
DAN
RUMAH
2 TINGKAT
@Bandar Puncak Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan
CADANGAN MEMBINA
MENYIAPKAN
TERES
GANTIAN PENUH DI SK HJ
PEMBINAAN BANGUNAN
ISMAIL, ALOR SETAR, KEDAH
PENINGKATAN SISTEM PERPAIPAN BEKALAN AIR TAWAR
DI PENGKALAN TLDM LUMUT (REKA & BINA)
CADANGAN MEMBINA DAN MENYIAPKAN SEBUAH RUMAH SESEBUAH 1 1/2 TINGKAT DI BANDAR DARUL
AMAN, DAERAH KUBANG PASU, KEDAH DARUL AMAN.
CADANGAN MENAIKTARAF KEMUDAHAN SEDIA ADA SECARA REKA DAN
BINA DI RAIA INN, BAYAN LEPAS, PULAU PINANG BAGI CADANGAN
PINDAAN DAN TAMBAHAN KEPADA 1 UNIT DEWAN 1 TINGKAT SEDIA
ADA KEPADA KEMUDAHAN KOLAM RENANG BARU KEPADA BANGUNAN
6 TINGKAT SEDIA ADA DI BAYAN LEPAS, PULAU PINANG.
CADANGAN MEMBINA DAN
DARUL AMAN, DAERAH KUBANG PASU, KEDAH DARUL AMAN.
CADANGAN MEMBINA DAN MENYIAPKAN SEBUAH RUMAH
SESEBUAH 1 TINGKAT DI DAERAH SIK, KEDAH DARUL AMAN.
