Architecture Portfolio 2024 ABDUL AZRI

2012 - 2024

ABDUL AZRI BIN ABU HASAN ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

My experiences have been a variety of architectural designs ranging from residential, commercial, mixed development, and urban design I won a few architectural design competitions during my practice My profound architectural interest covers a wide spectrum ranging from traditional to modern building designs and in addition, includes landscape design within the urban environment

I am a Senior Graduate Architect with Part II RIBA(UK) and LAM (Malaysia) dealing with building design, planning assessment, project inspection, liaising with the local authority, handling architectural management, contracts, building law & regulation, as well as managing and administrating contracts related to claims and work on site

I am also experienced with a demonstrated history of working in the architecture & planning industry Skilled in AutoCAD, Sketchup, Lumion, Design Research, and Sustainable Architecture. Strong arts and design professional with a Master of Architecture (M Arch ) focused in Architecture from the University of Lincoln

Abdul Azri bin Abu Hasan abdulazri@gmail.com

+07460934003

Manchester, UK

EDUCATION

2014 MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE Part II

UNIVERSITY OF LINCOLN, United Kingdom

Pass with Distinction

2012- BSC (HONS) OF ARCHITECTURE Part I

Technology MARA University, UiTM

3 sems with First Class Honors

AWARDS

Gold Award (Emerging Professional Category)

Asia Young Designer Award 2016 Shipbreaking yard in Bangladesh. Design for community. A project of revitalizing toxic waste industry of shipbreaking yard into a green and sustainable design. The project has worn the jury’s heart because of the noble idea, goal, and action to reprogramming a polluted city.

4th Prize

Teluk Kumbar Market Place by PAM Northern Chapter

2nd Prize

PR1MA - PAM Architectural Ideas Student Competition

2015/2016

2nd Place

Johor Affordable Housing by PAM Southern Chapter

EXPERIENCE

Rusman Architect

Senior Design Architect (Part II)

February 2019 - Present

ASAS Architects Pte. Ltd.

Project Architect (Part II)

February 2015 - Present

Azma Design Consultants

Architectural Design Manager (Part II)

February 2016 - Present

AZZA Architect

Project Architect (Part II)

February 2017 - December 2017 (11 months)

Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia

Archimatrix Pte. Ltd.

Project Architect (Part II)

October 2014 - December 2016 (2 years 3 months)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

RK+A Architect Architectural Assistant (Part I)

January 2012 - September 2012 (9 months)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

AZZA Architect Architectural Assistant (Part I)

June 2011 - December 2011 (7 months)

Alor Setar, Kedah, Malaysia

*sort by date, new (top) to previous (below)

LHDN & Maybank Tower, Kedah

Meru Food City, Perak

Kuala Perlis Reclamation Land, Perlis Double Tree Hotel, Pahang

APMM Headquarters, Putrajaya

Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (LHDN) Central Office Tower, Kedah

KL Islamic Hotel & Mis Development, KL

APMM Headquarters, Selangor

Student Accommodation, Kuala Ketil, Kedah

PJ House, Petaling District, KL

Park & Ride PPR Batu Muda, KL

Langkawi Cable Car & Tourism Facilities, Kedah

ORIC Tower, Kedah

Kedah River Front Tourism Development, Kedah

Langkawi Municipal Council (MPLBP) Office Tower, Kedah

Batek Bay to Pangkor Island Cable Card & Tourism Building, Perak

Lot 4701 House, Kedah

Kuala Kedah Ferry Terminal, Kedah

Langkawi HIG Boutique Hotel, Kedah

Langkawi Marina Bay, Kedah

Bunting Island Masterplan Development, Kedah

Northern Malaysia University (UUM) Office Complex, Kedah

HIG Cenang Mall & Service Apartment, Kedah

Communal Mosque, Bukit Indah, Johor

Shipbreaking Yard, Reprogramming Polluted City, Bangladesh (Revised)

Capital City 21, Singapore

Teluk Kumbar Community Market, Pulau Pinang

The Shed, Homeless Accommodation, KL

PR1MA Affordable Housing, KL

The Shed, KL

Sentul Affordable Housing, KL

TRION Service Apartment & Hotel, KL

Dahniar Homestay, Kedah

Johor Affordable Housing, Johor

The Netizen Service Apartment, KL

Skyluxe on the Park, KL

Sentul City Masterplan, KL

Belantek Islamic School and Facilities, Kedah

Kedah Industrial Skills and Management Development Centre (KISMEC), Kedah

The Matrix Residence, KL

Malay Traditional House, Kedah

Fast Food Restaurant & Petrol Station, Kedah

Shipbreaking Yard, Reprogramming Polluted City, Bangladesh (Original)

The Bridge, Lincoln Connectivity Project, Lincoln

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

The initial client brief serves as the foundation for creating architectural diagrams aimed at facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the site Upon client approval of the conceptual interpretation, the design undergoes further development to establish mutual understanding between the design team and client. During on-site visits, the design team meticulously analyzes the topography, strategically positioning the building to maximize orientation and deliver an outstanding final product. Despite the complexities posed by varying slopes, innovative solutions are employed, ensuring seamless integration of the project within the landscape

Modern Sailboat

Basic Form

Porsche Design Tower, Maimi

Initial Architect`s First Sketch

Site Plan

LOWERGROUNDFACILITIES

DedicatedEntrance ForResidentsAnd Building ServicesAt TheBack

MAINENTRANCE

ViewFrom MainAccessTowards MainBuilding Entrance

CORNERUNIT

180Degree

FAÇADE COLOUR SCHEME

GLASS & ALUMINIUM FRAMES

ALUMINIUM COMPOSITE PANELS

INTRODUCTION

Proposed to demolish and upgrade the existing Kuala Kedah Terminal, Cargo and Roll Off (RoRo) Jetty to cater for the increase in passenger volume. This proposal on the other side can give a positive impact on development of physical, social, economic and environmental Pekan Kuala Kedah .

PROPOSED SITE

DESIGN & CONCEPT

The project's design concept derives inspiration from local fisherman boat parking, echoing the site's surroundings The roof mimics the silhouette of these boats, emphasizing harmony with the environment through repetitive patterns This approach integrates cultural context and creates visual appeal while maintaining a strong connection to the locale

Basic fishing boat form

Overall Planning Concept

Building Conceptual Diagram

Original wood pattern

Fishing Boat Along The Kedah River

Main Building Facade

Overall Roof Design

Main Façade Colour Choice

Current View Kuala Kedah Town

Existing Terminal

References Pelan Tindakan Khas (PTK) PEMBANGUNAN SEMULA PEKAN KUALA KEDAH

ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT & BUILDING IDENTITY

ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT & BUILDING IDENTITY

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURAL STRATEGY

APMM HEADQUARTERS

The project consist of masterplan, supporting office building, high-rise and landed housing, and other facilities. The Main Headquarters in curve form to metaphor the logo of APMM identity and which being manipulated into a high-tech sustainable building with green terrace located inside the building.

1. POST PENGAWAL & PINTU MASUK UTAMA

A) ZON PENTADBIRAN

2. PEJABAT PENTADBIRAN APMM

- IBU PEJABAT APMM (HQ)

- AUDITORIUM - CAFETRIA

- SHOOTING RANGE - TEMPAT LETAK KERETA TERTUTUP

3. PADANG KAWAD

- ASTAKA

- HELIPAD

- PENTAS PENONTON & PENTAS TABIK

HORMAT

- HIGH MAST & TIANG BENDERA

B) ZON BANGUNAN SOKONGAN

4. SETOR AM & LOGISTIK

5. GARAJ KENDERAAN

6. PEJABAT UNIT TINDAKAN KHAS

7. DIVISION POOL

8. ASSAULT COURSE

C) ZON KEMUDAHAN KOMUNITI

9. DEWAN SERBAGUNA

10. LOT PERNIAGAAN

11. MASJID

12. DATARAN / T.L.K

13. TADIKA & TASKA

D) ZON KEDIAMAN

14. RUMAH TAMU

- BUNGALOW = 1 UNIT

15. KUARTERS KELAS A

- BUNGALOW = 3 UNIT

16. KUARTERS KELAS B

- SEMI – D = 18 UNIT

17. KUARTERS KELAS C & D (8 TKT KEDIAMAN)

- APARTMENT KELAS C = 63 UNIT

- APARTMEN KELAS D = 163 UNIT

E) ZON REKREASI

20. PADANG BOLA SEPAK

21. ASTAKA

22. GELANGGANG FUTSAL

23. GELANGGANG TAKRAW

24. GELANGGANG BOLA TAMPAR

25. TAMAN REKREASI

- JOGGING TRACK - KAWASAN HIJAU

F) ZON SERVIS & UTILITI

26. KOLAM TADAHAN

27. ALIRAN LIMPAHAN & ZON PENAMPAN HIJAU

28. TNB

29. MENARA TANGKI AIR

30. S.T.P

31. POST PENGAWAL & PINTU MASUK KEDUA

18. KUARTERS KELAS E (8 TKT KEDIAMAN)

- APARTMENT KELAS E = 194 UNIT

19. KUARTERS KELAS F (9 TKT KEDIAMAN)

- APARTMENT KELAS F = 335 UNIT

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Hillside House

The Carvalho House is based on a very objective investigation of the organization of the program of a weekend house on a large flat plot facing a lake Given such a special condition, the majority of spaces are composed of large glass panels, as in classical modernist houses, connecting the internal and external spaces

The design concept is very synthetic: two parallel exposed concrete slabs (one on the floor and one on the roof) enclose the glass environments In addition, some volumes are treated in a more opaque way, given their internal program, and are carefully inserted between the two slabs, with an angular relationship to the Cartesian system of the general house plan, and are covered with oxidized copper strips Another element very present in the architectural composition is the MLC wooden brises, which provide both solar control, where necessary, and privacy to the external area The office is responsible for the architectural design as well as the interior details.

The house is strongly connected to the gardens, designed by landscapist Alex Hanazaki. With a very interesting flooring work, with concrete tiles of different shapes and dimensions, as well as lush vegetation composed of pata-de-vaca trees, and jabuticaba trees, among other species. The residence also has an infinity pool, facing the lake, and a small annex pavilion, which houses a gym and sauna, completely glass-enclosed and connected to the pool

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROCESS

The initial client brief serves as the foundation for creating architectural diagrams aimed at facilitating a comprehensive understanding of the site Upon client approval of the conceptual interpretation, the design undergoes further development to establish mutual understanding between the design team and client During on-site visits, the design team meticulously analyzes the topography, strategically positioning the building to maximize orientation and deliver an outstanding final product. Despite the complexities posed by varying slopes, innovative solutions are employed, ensuring seamless integration of the project within the landscape

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FAÇADE AND MAIN ENTRANCE

The bold rectangular façade structure, accented with wood finishes, creates a distinctive front facade that leaves a lasting impression on observers passing by the road

The main entrance serves as a versatile space, accommodating events while preserving the privacy of the house. Its expansive size allows for seamless transformation from car parking to private event space, offering flexibility and functionality.

INFINITY SWIMMING POOL

The infinity swimming pool offers a serene oasis, seamlessly blending with the surrounding small forest view Positioned to provide a picturesque backdrop, it enhances the ambiance of the bedroom, allowing residents to enjoy the soothing sounds of nature while basking in the tranquility of the pool With its seamless integration into the landscape, the swimming pool creates a harmonious connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, inviting relaxation and contemplation amidst the natural beauty of the surroundings

THE LIVING ROOM

The living room features a soaring double volume height design, complemented by expansive landscapes framed by large borderless glass panels With generous openings and a spacious verandah, it offers panoramic views of the sunrise, creating a tranquil ambiance. In the afternoon, the space benefits from cooler temperatures, providing a comfortable retreat for relaxation and entertainment amidst the natural surroundings.

THE BEDROOM OASIS

Crafting a serene bedroom sanctuary, the design integrates with nature, facing a captivating swimming pool and embracing the soothing sounds of a spillover pool With large windows dissolving indoor-outdoor boundaries, the shimmering pool becomes a focal point. A private terrace extends the living space, offering moments of tranquility amidst lush greenery Architectural elegance is woven into every detail, from rich hardwood floors to bespoke furnishings

NEXUS TOWER PKNK Business Centre

In this exciting commercial project, the existing building will undergo external refurbishment while preserving its old classical facade, which will be overlaid with a modern facade A steel modern structure will complement the classical architecture, creating a seamless integration of old and new. Two new plots will be developed for a business center, maintaining continuity in design with the use of the same facade style. The development will also include multilevel car parking and F&B areas to enhance usability and convenience for occupants and visitors alike

In response to the client's vision for a fresh start, the project aims to revitalize the existing building, aligning with the forward-thinking approach of the new director With a focus on modernization and innovation, the design concept will reflect the youthful and futuristic perspective of the client, who has successfully transformed the company's profitability and reputation. The integration of modern facade elements alongside the classical architecture symbolizes the company's evolution and commitment to embracing the future while respecting its heritage

PR1MA : AFFORDABLEHOUSING

The Design address the issue of housing affordability by giving options for the house buyer to buy a flexible space and upgrade or expands it according to what he needs within what his finances permit at the moment It also changes the perception towards affordable housing being a congested living condition, where spaces can expand in an orderly manner that conforms with the modular dimensions

2ND PLACE

PAM ARCHITECTURAL IDEAS STUDENT HOUSING COMPETITION, 2015-2016

TELUK KUMBAR MARKET PLACE

We believe the typology of wet markets should remain relevant as part of the local cultures. This typology however has to evolve and be responsive to the current lifestyles It should continue to be attractive to the local community as a gathering hub, and in addition, it should also become an attraction to tourists particularly the foreign visitors at Teluk Kumbar In this design of Teluk Kumbar wet market, we aim at reviving the traditions of wet market, adapting the spaces to make them appealing to the younger generation, as well as attempting to resolve practical issues associated with the outdated typology of wet market

HONONARY MENTION

TELUK KUMBAR MARKET PLACE

COMPETITION by PENANG LOCAL COUNCIL, 2015-2016

AFFORDABLE HOUSING- TYPE B STRATA

Whenever the subject of affordable housing is brought up, most of the time images of cramped spaces and undesirable living conditions will come to mind. In urban areas especially, where land is scarce and prices are high, affordable housing would usually be in the form of compact, pigeon-hole spaces that leave little room for communal areas for social interaction. Working within the cost constraint, built-up areas are usually small, readily partitioned to designate rooms for specific purposes This pre-determined layout, fixed early on in the S&P agreement, is assumed to be able to homogenously cater for everybody, regardless of their needs or situation. This is a forced culture, where the occupants will make do with the spaces that have been fixed for them In this instance we might find a person living alone paying for 2 extra bedrooms which he does not need at the moment.

2ND PLACE

JOHOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMPETITION

2015 by PAM