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L E C T U R E R N A M E : M S F A T E H A H A I 4 0 4 A R C H I T E C T U R E D R A W I N G I I I

INTRO & JOINERIES

Introduction to Bagas Zakariah

Joineries & Ornamentation -

2D & 3D Drawing

TECHNICAL DRAWINGS

Key Plan

Location Plan

Site Plan

Ground Floor Plans

First Floor Plans

Roof Plan

Section X-X

Section Y-Y

Elevations

Call up Details

Window and Door Schedule

Carvings & Ornamentations

3D Exploded

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LASERCUT MODEL

Group Lasercut

Indivudual Lasercut

STUDIO INTEGRATION

Key Plan

Location Plan

Site Plan

Layout Plan

Interior Elevation

Front Facades Elevation

Section X-X

Section Y-Y

Speed Bump Orthographic Drawing

Speed Bump Section Drawing

Speed Bump Spesification & Details

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ABOUT ：

Rumah Kuning in Bagas Zakariah is a traditional Peranakan Malay House, also known as Bumbung Potongan Belanda, built in the 1920s and early 1930s on a mere 9 acres of land in Kampung Lawan kuda, which was used as a rubber plantation in that time. The original owners, Encik Zakariah bin Malim Sulaiman and Puan Masiah binti Samit, with their children, a large family of nine, moved from Cukai to the area in the 1920s to pursue their rubber plantation business. Although it is a relatively small house, it faces the old trunk road to Ipoh and has a quiet kampung settings.

The couple died in April 1937 and 1958 respectively. Rumah Pesaka (later renovated and renamed Rumah Kuning) was inherited by his younger son, Abduk Azuz bin Zakariah, in the 1960s For the next 30 years or so, until his death The house was used by Tan Sri abdul Aziz as his retreat or as a place to stay when he travelled from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh Although the house survived the trials of the colonial period, World War II, the Japanese occupation, independence and the communist era, it was abandoned for almost 10 years after Tan Sri Abdul Aziz's death. The house, which Tan Sri had preserved during his lifetime, has also deteriorated due to years of neglect. In 2001, the house was threatened with demolition due to its proximity to the road due to road widening works. Tan Sri Abdul Aziz's son Azim, in collaboration with Universiti Malaya, carried out remedial work on the house, which was refurbished to be used as a homestay.