Architecture Portfolio 01/2019: DS5

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Site Section Urban Element Model

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INTERPRETATION & RE-INTERPRETATION

Map Authority By-Law Measured Drawing (Group Works) Site’s Synergy (Individual Works) 1:500 Timber Site Model (Group Works) Urban + Building Strategy (Individual)

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A / COLLABORATIVE SITE STUDY B / URBAN STRATEGY

Building Strategy Functional Spaces Technical & Detail Strategy Atmospheric

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RELIGION COMMUNAL HUB

01 INTERPRETATION & RE-INTERPRETATION “KL LAPIS� is an architecture platform for collaborative research on design methodologies and to develop critical understanding on urban challenge. By exploring the unconventional we propose alternative way to look into our cities. The first project is to interpret and reinterpret an existing urban condition into a design concept by observing and abstracting the unusual within the everyday.

Site Section

Urban Element Model

02 A / COLLABORATIVE SITE STUDY Brickfields is also tagged as a "Divine Location" as many religious structures, some over 100 years old, are concentrated in the area, particularly Jalan Berhala. We are to understand the current situation of work-ship places as a community center.

How does community comes together and what kind of activities were they involved in?

Research of religions place

B / URBAN STRATEGY Collaborative Site Research - Nilai

Map

Authority By-Law

Measured Drawing

Site’s Synergy

1:500 Timber Site Model

(Individual Works)

(Group Works)

Urban + Building Strategy (Individual)

PR O J E C T 2 A / C O L L A B O R A T I V E SITE STUDY Crescent Court

How does Church act as a Community Centre?

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Orthodox Syrian Cathedral of St.Mary the Theotokos

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The Orthodox Church is an ancient, autonomous, Independent Indian Church whose Supreme Head is His Holiness.

Origin are from Kerala, India. It is the first church of its kind to be built outside of India.

DBKL Sports Club

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Local Government Office

Orthodox Syrian St.Mary Church has a membership of about 200 families.

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Other than Brickfields, users are from all around Kuala Lumpur.

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The church in the early actually consists only the main church building, however as the members increase, it is extended to a 3 story block.

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Administration, Hostel and Community Service Block

“It is the spiritual health of the church that will eventually uplift and transform the community around it.�

Section A-A Prepared by: Ng Chen Yin. Lim Poon Thong, Elaine Ting, Goo Wei Ren, Fam Man Xien, Alistair

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The church consists of: (A) Main church building (B) 2-storey community block (C) 3-storey administration/ hostel block

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Main Prayer Hall

Key Plan NTS

P R O J E C T 2 B / U R B A N S T R A T EGY / MAP

TEMPERATURE & WIND

P R O J E C T 2B / U R B A N S T R A T EGY / A U T H O R IT Y B Y L A W

G E N D E R R AT I O , A G E G R O U P & ETHNIC GROUP (2018)

CR I M E R A T E ( 2 0 1 7 )

EC O N O M I C AC T I V I T Y ( 2 0 1 6 )

P R O J E C T 2B / U R B A N S T R A T EGY / M E A S U R ED D R A W I N G S - S I TE D

SMK DATO MOHD SAID

PRIVATE PROPERTY (HOUSING)

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SU KAMPUNG

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H NGAI SEKA

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SITE D

3000

56000

3000

MASJID PEKAN NILAI

37115

DEWAN TADIKA

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MONUMENT

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3000

12782 56000

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EXISTING SHOPH

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P R O J E C T 2B / U R B A N S T R A T EGY / SITE’S SYNERGY D O O R / P R IV E T E / S I G N I F I C A NT

P R O J E C T 2 B / U R B A N S T R A T EGY / TIMBER MODEL

P R O J E C T 2B / U R B A N S T R A T EGY / U R B A N + B U I L D I N G S T R A T EGY SPHERE OF INFLUENCE/ CATCHMENT AREA URBAN FORM path expansion of path infill lot corner lot block

HISTORY hidden memorialized

local metropolitan regional national international

IMAGE OF PLACE

area enclosure _% enclosure height permeable surface _% elevation change # of entrancces places to sit noise level

ACCESS

TRANSPORTATION

pedestrian auto natural light air water flora fauna

walk bike public transport metro, bus, other private automobile parking

who how why/intentions

pedestrian transit auto

PUBLIC PRIVATE NONPROFIT COMBO

Identity

Place

Community Area

USERS People

DESTINATION

Use

TRANSITION

USERS TIME TO USE daily weekday weekend seassonal event

PROGRAM commercial food, drink, goods, services, sights institutional school, library, religion hub natural passive productive garden, forest, hill, beach

PROGRAM SUPPORT

memory identity

NODE

SPATIAL CHARACTERISTICS

CREATION

social interaction passive recreation solitary group active recreation; sport solitary group habitat resource production resource remedition

children adolescents adults seniors dog other species

CIVIC participation protest

STAKEHOLDERS/ OWNERSHIP residents tenants shop owners community organizations politicies/ administrations

CITY QUALITIES POTENTIALS A PRESENT HISTORY The monuments as focal points A wide range of monuments The peninsula holds a strong cultural heritage in terms of a range of distinguished monuments including historic buildings.

SENSORY EXPERIENCES Colours, smell, textures, sounds from the area. Nilai stands out a sensory explosion magnifying visitors

CHALLENGES TRAFFIC CONGESTION Due to the town centre, the town is constantly congested by vehicular traffic arteries as well as access points are hard and heavily used.

RECREATION POTENTIALS FANTASTIC LOCATIONS The public squares have significant potentials in terms of their getting their history and their adjacent monuments.

INTENSE NEED FOR SEATING

MANY CHILDREN

LACK OF PUBLIC BENCHES The street in Nilai experience a sense lack of benches. Thus it is a street that are for building and parks recreation.

LACK OF FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN Many children are constantly disappointed by the lack of facilities for them within the city centre’s urban open spaces.

People in Nilai enjoy their city but most of the people just stay in their own area.

Compared to other cities Nilai have a significant amount of children visiting. These children represent a welcome variety to the usual user groups and influres the city with their laugh, play and talk.

CHALLENGES UNINTEGRATED PARKS Parks appear as isolated and either difficult access or donned off to the public.

UNEXPLORED PUBLIC SQUARES Square appear not to be part of the usual vocabulary and thus are leftover bits and pieces with no individual character or identity.

03 RELIGION COMMUNAL HUB Embrace urban, building and detail design in a much focused manner.

The work has to be clearly legible and well communicated, visually and verbally. What is your project really about? be precise and also concise.

All projects demand a careful re-visit of site analysis. Simultaneously, focus on chosen location, design and programme.

Building Strategy

Functional Spaces

Technical & Detail Strategy

Atmospheric

NILAI Having been in existence for over 30 years, Nilai has all the necessary supporting infrastructure and amenities in place. Far from being a ‘vanilla’ or boring town, Nilai is an enclave of surprises and even excitements.

SITE D The site is located in the historical part of the town, which today is represented as part of education and an abandon hall. The last one is give for use of citizens in this supersaturated, tight context the priority is given to transportation and economics mostly. The human needs don't get enough attention and in this case we can speak about total reorganization of space, in order to remedy the situation.

SMK DAT O MOHD SAID PRIVAT E PRO PERTY (HOUSING)

K AM PUNG S UNGA I SE KAH

MASJID PEKAN NILAI

DEW AN T ADIKA

EXISTING SHOPHOUSES

JALAN TERMINAL NILAI

OBSTACLE TO SHARE

Multicultural context in Malaysia

Isolated Society

PROGRAMME

Different people have different requirement for a space

A BETTER SHARING

Live

Learn

Share

DESIGN INTENTION

Reunite others races to the main point of Site D

Generate the relationship among different races

Create node and common spaces for visitor to stop by instead of passby

Sharing Kitchen

Classroom

MPH

Art Market

Library

Common Area

Plaza

Refuse Chamber

Chilling Area

THE USERS

Children

Couple

Parents

Religious

MATERIALS

Brick

Concrete Sand

Wooden Decking Tiles

wooden formwork on the concrete wall

NILAI

NILAI - SITE D

NILAI - SITE D

SMK DAT O MOHD SAID PRIVAT E PRO PERTY (HOUSING)

K AM PUNG S UNGA I SE KAH

MASJID PEKAN NILAI

DEW AN T ADIKA

EXISTING SHOPHOUSES

JALAN TERMINAL NILAI

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PLAN

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UP

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Drop-off Parking Lots Plaza Reading Area Art Market MPH

7/ Greenery 8/ Kitchen 9/ Storage 10/ Refuse Chamber 11/ Services Area 12/ Wc

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE

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PLAN

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Office Library Wc Storage

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Storage Plantation Classroom Open Space

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE

NTS

PLAN

21/ Roofing

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ROOF PLAN SCALE

NTS

ROOF 10600

OPEN SPACE 9000

MPH 5500

FIRST FLOOR

EAST ELEVATION

4000

GROUND 150

SOUTH ELEVATION

ELEVATIONS

WEST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

SECTION A

SECTIONS

SECTION B

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DROP-OFF

KITCHEN + DINING AREA

REFUSE CHAMBER

SUB-ENTRANCE

ART MARKET

PERSPECTIVE

PLAZA

Reclaimed Wood

Recycle Glass

RECYCLE MATERIALS . Recycled Glass . Steel made from recycled metals. . Reclaimed Wood. . Reclaimed Bricks and other masonry. bricks, stones, and pavers can also be reclaimed and reused. . Reuse soils from the excavation for new landscaping. . Roof shingles can have recycled content. . Plastic Products with recycled content. . Drywall materials that were recycled.

Sun

Air Tight Construction Continuous Insulation

high performance window Deciduous Tree allows sun light in

Energy recovery

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