Architecture Portfolio [Nanyang Polytechnic] - 2023

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The Pods of Life (from Composting): Remembering the dead through Final Year Project

Framed Moving Scenes & Passive/Active Building System

The Villagers & Their Dwelling of Magic | Building Systems

Theater Of Playing Travels In Parallel Reality

Modern in Historical BIMM Project Development

THE PODS OF LIFE (FROM, COMPOSTING)

Final Year Project

[Remembering

Nanyang Polytechnic

The Dead Through Nature]

This architecture envisions a new way of burial through composting our bodies provides birth to a new cycle of life. Before the remains were to be sent for composting, the loved ones will choose a type of (flowering) tree to plant on certain date.

This allows the tree to bloom on different months where a certain connection could be exprienced with their loved one’s spirit, memories, and presence.

In return, the compost of the remains nourishes the living tree with enhancement through technology. This new cycle of transformation will eventually restore lost green habitats, help mitigate climate change.

architecture along with its matured tree.

[ CIRCULATIONS ]

ever there is a burial, new round the architecture.

The current circulation of human is important in bringing out where the program layout and providing where the main entrance will be implemented.

[ PROGRAM LAYOUT ]

current circulation of human is important bringing out where the program layout providing where the main entrance will implemented.

The flow of vehicles throughout the day determines the traffic density around the site. different locations and maximizing opportunities for individuals to travel in value than private own vehicles.

[ PROGRAM LAYOUT ]

02050 02050100 SCALEBAR1:1000 200 ST. ANDREW’S NURSING HOME (Queenstown) RAINBOW CENTRE MARGARET DRIVE SCHOOL SKYOASIS @ DAWSON QUEENSTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH| 02050100 SCALEBAR1:1000 200 SKYOASIS @ DAWSON HDB HOUSING COMPLEX [ THE TRANSFORMATION [ THE TRANSFORMATION ] [ INFORMATIVE GALLERY ] A2
02050100 OFF-STREET CAR PARK DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE QUEENSTOWN LEARNING CENTER SKYOASIS @ DAWSON HDB HOUSING COMPLEX SKYRESIDENACE @ DAWSON BTO - PUBLIC - SITE - PUBLIC TRANSPORT CIRCULATIONS [ ACHIEVING RENEWAL ] [ GROUND WORK ] [ THE TRANSFORMATION ] [ ACHIEVING RENEWAL ] [ GROUND WORK ] [ THE TRANSFORMATION ] [ INFORMATIVE GALLERY ] [ INTERCONNECTION ] [ GROUP COMFORT ] A2
- BUS DIRECTION - SITE - PUBLIC TRANSPORT

| INNER - RECONNECTION

ROOF FLOOR

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INNER - RECONNECTION

THIRD FLOOR

FLOOR 1

5 6

5 6

SECOND

4

FLOOR 1

4

THE TRANSFORMATION

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THE TRANSFORMATION

INFORMATIVE GALLERY 1. A gallery that showcases information, education and provides benefits about pods of life from composting

GROUND WORK 2. In preparation for transformation, workers prepare pods and materials

INFORMATIVE GALLERY 1. A gallery that showcases information, education and provides benefits about pods of life from composting GROUND WORK 2. In preparation for transformation, workers prepare pods and materials

THE TRANSFORMATION 3. As the composting pods happens, the compost of the remains provides nourishments for the saplings.

THE TRANSFORMATION 3. As the composting pods happens, the compost of the remains provides nourishments for the saplings.

INNER - RECONNECTION 4. Whenever individuals feels stuck or stagnant due to their circumstances, they are welcome to reconnect themselves at the inner-reconnec-

INNER RECONNECTION 4. Whenever individuals feels stuck or stagnant due to their circumstances, they are welcome to reconnect themselves at the inner-reconnec-

| GROUP COMFORT 5. Sessions in which people convene as a group to help each other's issues and give support to one another.

GROUP COMFORT 5. Sessions in which people convene as a group to help each other's issues and give support to one another.

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STAFF FLOOR 6. 7.

A level solely for the staff to take breaks.

STAFF FLOOR 6. 7.

A level solely for the staff to take breaks.

ACHIEVING RENEWAL

ACHIEVING RENEWAL

A research lab where specialists investigate, research, and manage the pH level and activities of the

A research lab where specialists investigate, research, and manage the pH level and activities of the

INFORMATIVE GALLERY | STAFF FLOOR | | GROUP COMFORT | ACHIEVING RENEWAL

| INFORMATIVE GALLERY STAFF FLOOR | GROUP COMFORT ACHIEVING RENEWAL |

FIRST
SECOND
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| GROUND WORK |
FIRST
THIRD FLOOR
ROOF FLOOR
GROUND WORK |

SECTION A1

| INFORMATIVE GALLERY STAFF FLOOR | | GROUP COMFORT | ACHIEVING RENEWAL

In every 5 years or so, new saplings will be planted around the transformation architecture along with its matured tree.

This emphasize that when ever there is a burial, new saplings will be planted round the architecture.

[ CIRCULATIONS ]

Public transport allows the efficient connection of different locations and maximizing opportunities for individuals to travel in value than private own [ PROGRAM LAYOUT ]

As time pass by the Architecture would grow old along with the growing sapling.

Proving the passed ones to leave their “essence” behind as well as providing a new cycle that contributes the livings.

02050100 SCALEBAR1:1000 200 [ ACHIEVING RENEWAL ] GROUND WORK ] [ THE TRANSFORMATION [ ACHIEVING RENEWAL ] GROUND WORK ] A2 A1 ST. ANDREW’S NURSING HOME (Queenstown) CHILDREN’S COVE PRESCHOOL RAINBOW CENTREMARGARET DRIVE SCHOOL SKYOASIS @ DAWSON QUEENSTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH|
5-7
5-7 Years 5-7
Years
Years
1 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 | NORTH | | EAST | FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1 2 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 | NORTH | | EAST | | SOUTH | WEST | | SECTION A.1 | FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 1 2 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 3 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 | NORTH | | EAST | | SOUTH | WEST | | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 | | SOUTH | | WEST | | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 | 1 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 EAST | | SOUTH | | WEST | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 | 1 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 3 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 EAST | SOUTH | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 | 1 2 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 2 3 FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3 | EAST | | SOUTH WEST | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 | SOUTH | | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 | | EAST | | SOUTH | | WEST | | SECTION A.1 | | SECTION A.2 |

Travels In Parallel Reality THEATER OF PLAYING

[Redevelopment of Singapore National Theater]

Nanyang Polytechnic

Travels in Parallel Reality is a journey that aims to explore the conceptions of archtectural spaces through a context of a place within Singapore where one has to travel back in time and discover the essense, spirt and losses of the place. My project contains a new system that combines the experiences of the site throughout the past and present which are the playground, performances, theater and playing.

Maps in the past years:

Through out the years, tress were lesser, more roads were reconstructed and developed buildings were built.

- Fort

Year 1976

The

Site Analysis : Fort Canning

This is the researched that i found of Fort Canning past old buildings that some have been demolished but some were persevered as heritage building and along its site analysis.

1963
| MAP &
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- Park connectors.
BUILDING CHANGES
canning park - National Theater land of fort canning park was reduced due to the construction of Clemenceau Avenue road. Location of the National theater:
(Wind direction: December- Early March) 2021
- National theater. = Building demolished and some rebuild anew. = Building remains and preserve. THEATER OF PLAYING

Few watchers on the steep hills will sit on the sky swings to watch the performances.

New Activity Time line: Past & Future

Discovering the past timeline of one of the dancers that performed at Singapore National Theater and current site, Jubilee Park. Combining its past and present activity timeline gives me a different activities and its timeline.

Unseen performers organizing the artificial environments at the backstage. Performers are becoming the fictional. The start of the final act along with playful sunlight.

THEATER OF PLAYING

Plan Collage:

With the new activity timeline, it gave its scheduled of accommodations with the proposed architecture.

| PLAN
COLLAGES |
SLIDING EXITS SAND CARTER

Sectional Collage:

Sectional scheduled of accommodations within the proposed architecture.

FORECASTING EVENTS

UNWINDING STILL

PREPPING OF ACT

ESSENCE OF APPARELS

TEMPORARY ENVIRONMENT PLAYING

BECOMING THE FICTIONAL

UNSEEN PERFORMANCE

ACT

SLIDING EXITS

SWING WATCHER

REGULATING FLOW

SECONDARY SCENE
LOG WATCHER
FINAL

SECTION A-A

Sectional: Section B-B

Final proposed architecture of Theater Of Playing.

SECTION B-B

Scheduled of Accommodatinos:

Here are some of how each spaces will be used.

UNSEEN PERFORMANCE SLIDING EXITS

PREPPING OF ACT

PLAYING FINAL ACT & SECONDARY SCENE PLAYING SEATS

FORECASTING EVENTS

FRAMED MOVING SCENES

The Villagers & Their Dwelling of Magic

[Little India - Shophouse]

Nanyang Polytechnic

The studio project assignment was to study an older part of Singapore, Little India and developed a concept design or the villager. My “villager” was the “Frame Carpenter” and from study, I develop a design to house their store and shophouse. The project goal was about learning to appreciate context and the user when developing a design as well as integrating their daily habits and activities into the architectural.

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Framers starts to fill up the empty frames path with memories.

Framer starts to fill up the empty frames path with memories.

Collectors will either buy empty frames or with memories from the endless framed memory bank.

Collectors will either buy empty frames or with memories from the endless framed memory bank.

Framers would continue to make frames to contain previous collector’s memories for collector’s collection.

(Framers would continue to make frames to contain previous collector's memories for collector's collection.)

Framer would do different tasks depending on the collector’s collection date for their memories.

Framer would do different tasks depending on the collector's collection date for their memories.

Framer’s break where he does not do anything related to the bank.

Framer s break where he does not do anything related to the bank.

Framer would bring all the frames from the framed path where it is contained with memories or empty, back into the bank to secure it making the framed path empty before closing the bank.

Framer would bring all the frames from the framed path, whether it is contained with memories or empty, back into the bank to secure it making the framed path empty before closing the bank.

( Framer would take breaks with fellow framers by drinking coffee or other drinks while sitting on their chair. )

(The framer would take breaks with fellow framers by drinking coffee or other drinks while sitting on their chair.)

Cleaning newly made frames after crafting it.

Currently cleaning newly made frames after crafting it.

Framer’s Activity Timeline:

Following framer’s timeline throughout the week I have discovered his usual schedule.

FRAMED MOVING SCENES
The framed memory bank The framed memory bank.
| ACTIVITY TIMELINE |

Framed Moving Scenes:

In this architecture, Framed Moving Scenes, will show certain parts of the spaces within the architecture through the window. This allows the user to move within the spaces while having passerby to view them as framed moving scenes outside the architecture.

Greener Building:

In order to make the building more greener and energy efficient, green roof and solar panels are placed in order to use less energy and prevent the building from over heating during the afternoon.

Green Roof Solar Panels

MODERN IN HISTORICAL

BIMM Project Development

[ Redevelopment of Chek Jawa Visitor Center to Residential ]

The objective of this project development assignment is to develop a modern architecture structure with an ethnic façade of a Tudor Style with enhanced interior and improved the conditions of its exterior that helps the house to be cooler due to climate environment. The ethnic architecture is a unique pre-war structure, it was variously called the English Bungalow/Cottage and House No. 1. And was built in the 1930’s in the English Lytyenseque or Tudor Style and it is located at Chek Jawa Visitor Center in Pulau Ubin Singapore. For this assignment I proposed to renovate a cottage core interior (similar in the compilation of sample design), add window roof(s) and preserving the extrior of the architecture as much as possible.

Preserving the exisitng exterior:

Existing architecture was awarded conservation status by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) in December 2003, and was carefully restored. In this project I modeled the architecture into a residential building.

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Scheduled of Accommodatinos:

Existing architecture is renovated into 2 levels. Both level are converted into residential building while using the existing building structure and its heritage design.

Level Level 2 3000 Roo 6000 Level 1 0 Level 2 300 Roo 600 1 100 East 1 1 100 North 2 1 100 West 3 1 100 South 4

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