Architectural Portfolio | Fawwas Halim

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FAWWAS HALIM

FAWWAS HALIM “I’m a graduated Master of Architecture (LAm Part II) that have strong interest in Architectural Symbolism, Urban Planning, Art and Culture.

I’m also willing to gain more knowledge in Architecture Industry. Architecture is not only art that represent buildings. There is very deep stories behind design process, it is not symbolise and happen without no reason. The understanding of philosophy and principles guide us to justify and visualize much clearer. Truth architecture never run smooth.”

M oha ma d Faw was B in Abdul Hal im RIBA/LAM PART II G raduate Architec t 16 J ul y 1990 Mal aysian S u ngai Petani, Kedah Married Contac t: +6013-2057902 f aw washal im@gmail. com Website: https :/ /issuu. com/faw washal im

WORK EXPERIENCE SCFC Architect

Trainee Jan 2013 - Feb 2013 (2 month)

Akashah Architect

Trainee Jul 2013 - Aug 2013 (2 month)

FD Foo Architect

Assistant Architect/Designer Jul 2014 - Sep 2015 (1 year 3 month)

Akiprima Architect

EXTRA CURRICULAR Jiwa Kampung (2011) Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar Committee Archifest ‘KITA’ (2011) Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar Stage Designer Architectural Workshop ‘Terang’ (2011) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM), Skudai Committee

Assistant Architect/Visualiser Oct 2015 - Sep 2016 (1 year)

Bamboo Bus Stop Design Competition (2013) Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar Participant

E D U C AT I O N

Architecture Student Association (ARCHISA) Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar President 2012/2013

Master of Architecture (LAM/RIBA Part II) Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Puncak Alam Sep 2016 - Jul 2018 CGPA 3.46

Bachelor of Science in Architecture (LAM/riba Part II)

Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar Dec 2009 - Feb 2014 CGPA 3.60 (First Class)

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia

Sekolah Menengah Sains Pokok Sena (SAINA) Jan 2011 - Nov 2007 5A 2B 2C

ACHIEVEMENT DEGREE LEVEL

Dean’s Award, 2010/2011 (Semester 01) Dean’s Award, 2010/2011 (Semester 02) Dean’s Award, 2011/2012 (Semester 04) Dean’s Award, 2012/2013 (Semester 06) Dean’s Award, 2012/2013 (Semester 07) Dean’s Award, 2013/2014 (Semester 08)

MASTER LEVEL

Young Designer Award Competition (2013) Nippon Paint Participant International Student Design Competition (2013) Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM) Participant UM MasterPlan Ideas Competition (2016) Universiti Malaya (UM) Participant Urban Design Research Lab (2016) Bandung (Indonesia) Participant

LANGUAGE PROFICIENC Y Bahasa Melayu English Arabic

Dean’s Award, 2016/2017 (Semester 01)

SKILLS Autocad SketchUp Vray Rendering Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Rhino Office Word Office PowerPoint Office Excell

REFERENCES Ar. Harizan Kamis Supervisor, UiTM Puncak Alam Tel no. : +019-3301223 Assoc. Prof. Ar. Faridah Adnan Studio Master, UiTM Puncak Alam Tel no. : +019-2203095 Ar. Foo Fei Dee Principal, FD Foo Architect Tel no. : +017-4087373

“The mother art is architecture. Without an architecture of our own we have no soul of our own civilization.”

Frank Lloyd Wright

ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS PART I & PART II SELECTED WORKS

Fawwas Halim Postgraduate’s Work 2nd Year / Semester 03 & 04, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Puncak Alam, Selangor.

CENTRE OF METAL ART ( CoMA ) Typology : Educational / Gallery Site : Georgetown, Penang A design thesis is a design project is taken through a comprehensive design process and understanding from design investigation to design assembly and to be developed within two semesters of study. The project should contain an architectural inquiry or theoretical premise (unifying idea) to serve as a guide during the design process. The theoretical premise or unifying idea is to be presented as a thesis statement that clarifies architectural issues that the project is to address. Hence the final product of the design thesis should demonstrate competency in research, design, and the assembly of architectural elements. The thesis statement is to propose a centre of metal art that promotes understanding in metalsmithing especially towards general public by metal artisan physical platform and programmes through art-based placemaking in Georgetown, Penang.

In the past, the Malays often referred to skilled ironsmiths as pandai besi (literally translated as “one who is well versed in metalwork”). Such ironsmiths have existed since the Malaccan sultanate, forging weapons, farming implements and utensils. The art of silver, brass as well as iron crafts comprise some of the craftsmanship on traditional metal crafts which are still being practiced until the present day in Malaysia. The usage of raw materials, instruments and the multifaceted techniques of production help to stimulate the local artisans in their efforts to produce artistic crafts in various forms and functions. Nowadays, the evolvement of metal work to expression artwork became satisfaction to metal artisan. The hybridization of culture and creativity make steel artisan produce many expressive artwork that been derived by specific subjects.

keywords: metal art, placemaking, art based, artisan, urban cultural

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“PLACEMAKING THROUGH ART - BASED ” 6

WHAT IS VISUAL ART?

WHY METAL ART?

The visual arts are art forms such as ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, design, crafts, photography, video, filmmaking, and architecture

“Demand for metal art is Growing” “Even though style and trend is changing every day, there are some trends which are timeless.

The traditional or the old design philosophy representing life and form is now being presented with modern styling,”

SOURCE : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_arts

Navin Kanodia Founder & CEO, ST Unicom Kolkataa

GLOBAL CREATIVE SECTOR SOURCE: Cultural Times, The First Global Map of Cultural and Creative Industries, December 2015

MUZIUM KOTA KAYANG

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UITM) SERI ISKANDAR

MUZIUM ENTOLOGI DUNIA MELAYU

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UITM) SHAH ALAM

KOMPLEKS KRAF LANGKAWI

INSTITUT KRAF NEGARA

4 MUSEUMS 3 INSTITUTIONAL 3 CENTRE

KOMPLEKS KRAF KUALA LUMPUR

ROYAL SELANGOR

MUZIUM NEGARA

MUZIUM SENI KRAF ORANG ASLI

SOURCE: Creating growth, Measuring cultural and creative markets in the EU, December 2014 Creative Economy Report , 2013 Special Edition

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SOURCE: http://www.kraftangan.gov.my/ http://www.ikn.gov.my/ http://www.jmm.gov.my/ms http://www.uitm.edu.my/index.php/en/ https://my.royalselangor.com/

BUILDINGS RELATED TO METAL ART

Allahyarham Hj. Ab Manan Bin Hj. Yakub

Abdul Mazin Abdul Jamil

Raja Shahriman Bin Raja Aziddin

Keris & Senjata melayu (Pandai Besi Kuala Kangsar)

Adiguru Logam & Tokoh Kraf Negara Logam

Sculpture Artisan

Bayu Utomo Radjikin Artisan

Master of Metal Art and Craft METAL ART AND CRAFT TYPOLOGY

ARTIFACTS / REPLICA

FILIGREE

# SOCIETY AWARENESS IN METAL ART

WEAPONS (PANDAI BESI)

ISSUE 1

Metal art is increasingly

neglected by society # LACK OF METAL ART KNOWLEDGE

especially in cultural and traditional metal art

# LACK OF METAL ART EVENT # METAL ART EDUCATION METHOD

SCULPTURE

“Arts-based Placemaking is an integrative approach to urban planning and community building that stimulates local economies and leads to increased innovation, cultural diversity, and civic engagement. Since creativity fuels place value, the benefits of using arts and culture to tap into a place’s unique character extend well beyond the art world.” -Fred Kent-

ISSUE 2 artisan to promote and expose their metal artwork

To propose a centre of metal art that promotes understanding in metalsmithing especially towards general public by metal artisan physical platform and programmes through art-based placemaking in Georgetown, Penang.

# MENTOR AND EXPERTISE GUIDANCE # INSTABLE ECONOMY # GOVERNMENT CONCERN

AIM

ISSUE 3

There is no no specific

places for student to refer the expertise

in metal art especially for metal fine art students.

SOURCE: https://www.scribd.com/doc/19407809/mengapa-pelajar-kurang-meminati-subjek-pendidikan-seni

POTENTIAL

ARCHITECTURE

THESIS STATEMENT

Lack of platform for # ART CLASS ENVIRONMENT

COPPER (TEMBAGA)

CONTEMPORARY ART

The aim of this project is to design a metal art centre that provides physical platform for metal artisan to express their artwork and promotes understanding in metalsmithing towards general public through building programmes.

OBJECTIVE 1

OBJECTIVE 2

OBJECTIVE 3

To explore the information and knowledge in metal art.

To identify the current situation and existing platform in metal artwork.

To design the facilities and programmes for metal artisan and creates art-based placemaking.

Establish specific

metal art centre World demanding in

Metal art products

especially for METAL artisan

Metal artisan have specific place to exprees their artwork

Attract visitor and tourist and improving economy in tourism sector

Creativity is one of element contribute to

ecnomy growth

WHAT ?

Centre of Metal Art

WHY ?

• To establish the platform for metal artisan express their artwork • To expose the public about cultural and contemporary metal art • To establish the specific place where student can learn the metalsmithing kowledge

HOW ?

• Providing the facilities and spaces to metal artisan • Providing exhibition, education and programmes related to metal art

WHO ?

• • • •

WHERE ?

Metal Artisan Visitor : Tourist/Study tour, Art Collector Student Researcher

Georgetown, Penang

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CLIENT : PENANG DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (PDC)

WHAT THEY SAID.... “ Orang Melayu pada zaman dahulu memang mahir menempa besi, terutamanya dalam pembuatan senjata-senjata melayu. Senjata melayu boleh diklasifikasikan kepada tiga jenis, iaitu senjata tikam, senjata libas dan senjata jarak jauh. Senjata inilah yang digunakan untuk mempertahankan maruah dan agama, dan keris adalah senjata terakhir yang tersisip di pinggang.”

Prof. Dr. Abdul Mua’ti @ Zamri B Ahmad Dekan Jabatan Komunikasi Universiti Putra Malaysia

VISION To be the premier organization in making Penang a better place for all through sustainable socio-economic development

“Jika kita tiada pelapis dalam kalangan generasi baharu untuk menghasilkan produk kraf tangan ini, maka seni warisan ini tidak lagi dapat dilihat pada masa hadapan dan kita akan kekurangan tenaga mahir untuk menghasilkannya.”

MISSION To meet our stakeholders needs and aspirations in the State’s development

Datuk Ghazale Muhamad Timbalan Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Pelancongan, Pembangunan Pantai, Sungai dan Pulau-Pulau negeri UTUSAN, 4 Disember 2015

The Penang Development Corporation (PDC), established on 17 November 1969 is the premier development agency of the State Government of Penang. Its principal activities include being the government think-tank, industrial park development, township development, urban redevelopment, affordable housing and investments. Since its inception, PDC has chartered new waters and its efforts in industrial and housing development have positioned Penang as a leading industrial, tourism and services hub in the region. PDC will continue to play an instrumental role as the catalyst of growth in Penang; working in tandem with the public and private sector as its partners in progress, and in line with the State’s vision of achieving international city status.

“Seramai 31.8 juta orang pelancong asing dijangka melawat Malaysia dan mereka pasti akan berbelanja untuk produk kraf sebagai tanda ingatan, jadi ke­sempatan ini harus digunakan.”

YB Dato’ Seri Mohamed Nazri bin Abdul Aziz Menteri Pelancongan dan Kebudayaan Malaysia UTUSAN, 23 Februari 2017

“In the series “Gerak Tempur”, the understanding towards the subject matter that is man, is translated into sculptures with the use of metal parts from vehicles, machines, etc.”

Raja Shahriman B. Raja Aziddin Artisan

““Tiada tempat khusus berkaitan seni dan kraf logam menyukarkan pelajar dalam membuat rujukan. Jika wujudnya pusat seni logam, para pelajar boleh mendapatkan nasihat dari pakar seni logam atau jadikan mereka sebagai mentor. Secara tidak langsung, ini adalah platform untuk mereka setelah tamat pengajian.”

Aznan B. Omar Artisan And Art & Design Lecturer

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Collaborators

Workshop/Studio • Make artwork • Training

Exhibition • Artifacts (example: keris) • Contemporary Art (sculpture)

Learning Commercial • Artisan • Art shops • Cafe collabration • Seminar • Interactive spaces

Administration • Office and management

Programmes

Artisan • To promote their artwork

Public Student Tourist Art Collector • To raise their • To facilitate and • To educate tourist awareness about help them develop about Malaysian metal art and their talent art and craft craft

Users

CENTRE OF METAL ART SUPPORT FACILITIES (COMMERCIAL)

EDUCATION

ADMINISTRATION

SERVICES

RESTAURANT

CAFETERIA

RETAIL

MASTERCLASS

DESIGN CENTRE

WORKSHOP

R&D

FOUNDATION CENTRE

INCUBATOR

PERMANENT

EXHIBITION

This brief is iniatiated to develop art based building, which is CENTRE OF METAL ART in Georgetown, Penang. This centre operates on exhibition, education and commercial programmes supported with spaces and facilites for artisan and public visitors.

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Schedule of Accomodation 11

ENTRANCE

PARKING

STAFF PARKING

OPEN PLAZA (ENTRANCE)

STAFF LOBBY

ENTRANCE LOBBY MAIN LOBBY ABLUTION MAN

PRAYING HALL MAN

ABLUTION WOMAN

PRAYING HALL WOMAN

SECURITY

RECEPTION WAITING AREA

LOUNGE

OPEN PLAN OFFICE MEETING AREA

CONTROL ROOM

INFO CENTRE

RECEPTION

DIRECTOR ROOM

RETAIL

ADMINISTRATION

MUSOLLA LOADING UNLOADING

CENTRAL (ATRIUM) EXHIBITION CENTRE LOUNGE

RESTAURANT PERMANENT EXHIBITION

STORAGE

ART STORAGE EQUIPMENT ROOM

RESTAURANT

SERVING KITCHEN AREA

TEMPORARY EXHIBITION

TOILET

SERVICES DESIGN LOBBY

CONTROL ROOM PROP ROOM BACKSTAGE GREEN ROOM CONFERENCE LOUNGE

SEMINAR ROOM

PRE-FUNTION FOYER ROOFTOP

AUDITORIUM CAFE

GALLERY

OPEN ROOFTOP

FOUNDATION CENTRE DESIGN STUDIO

PREPARATION AREA

DESIGN CENTRE

STORAGE TOILET

LEARNING SPACE

WORKSHOP CREATIVE LABORATORY

SEMI PUBLIC

LIBRARY

PUBLIC

PRIVATE

Space Relationship 12

LAND STATUS SITE AREA LOCATION DISTRICT LAND USE PLOT RATIO LAND OWNER SETBACK

L AN DMAR K , VIS TA S & FO C A L P O INT

OP E N S PACE & P UB LIC NE T WOR K

T RANS I T STO P S

P EDEST R I A N

Macro Site Analysis

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Site Context

: Sektor 11 (East) : 3.58 Acre : Gat Lebuh Macallum, Georgetown : Timur Laut : Kemudahan Masyarakat : 1:4 : Penang Development Corporation : 12m (facingroad), 6m (common boundaries)

C I R C U L AT I O N

C EN T R A L A R EA T RAN SIT RO U T E

Micro Site Analysis

Site Section

STRENGTH

WEAKNESS

• Uninterupted wind flow • Frontage benefit • Shaded by apartment.

• Near to the future transport hub(500m)

• Outside from buffer and core zone • Apartment as a backgorund and block back view.

OPPURTUNITY

CONSTRAINT

• Potential be as pit stop for public transport • Contrast by the function of building typology

• Limited parking caused by space provided.

• Shape of site is slim

SWOC Analysis

Site Synthesis 14

1. Humans always communicate with nature and surrounding by experiencing using their five basic senses which are sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch.

2. Basically, space needs express in physical setting by people linking to the architectural communication and produce the ideas to illustrate the design image.

“People live not by the things that they see or the spaces that they live in, but there is meaning behind it” Abraham George (2005)

Research Element

THEORY 1 : CREATIVE COMMUNITIES ART-BASED PLACEMAKING

THEORY 2 : ARCHITECTURE AND THE SENSES

THEORY 3 : SYMBOLISM AND METAPHOR

“Creative Placemaking,” where artists themselves take the reins, or where the ultimate outcome is a completed work of public art, arts-based Placemaking from our perspective is fundamentally collaborative, engaging the community and stakeholders from the very beginning. The community itself is both the driving force of the project and the key measure of its success.

“When experiencing a work of art, a curious exchange takes place; the work projects its aura, and we project our own emotions and precepts on the work. The melancholy in Michelangelo’s architecture is fundamentally the viewer’s sense of his/her own melancholy enticed by the authority of the work. Enigmatically, we encounter ourselves in the work.”

“Architectural space, as I see it, has to be part of the story it’s trying to communicate. It’s not just a container to be filled; it’s part of the symbolism of the building. And the symbol transports you beyond the material reality and, in architecture, toward that which language itself cannot fully articulate.”

FRED KENT

JUHANI PALLASMAA

DANIEL LIBESKIND

Theory study VOID GEOMETRY

FRAGMENTATION COLOURS

NATURE

LIGHT & SHADE

PLACEMAKING

SENSES

SYMBOLISM

ART + PHILOSOPHY = “ABSTRACT SYMPHONY” Design Concept 15

ASYMMETRY DYNAMIC IRREGULAR

Massing Approach 16

Site Plan 17

Ground Floor Plan 18

PARKING CALCULATION * 1 CAR PARKING = 100 sqm * 1 CAR PARKING = 1 MOTOR PARKING REQUIRED =( TOTAL AREA/100)sqm + 10% VISITOR =( 9136/100)sqm + 10% =91.36 + 9.136 =100 PARKINGS PROVIDED SURFACE = 39+ 2(OKU) BASEMENT = 128 TOTAL = 167

First Floor Plan 19

Basement Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan 20

North Elevation

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West Elevation

East Elevation

South Elevation

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Section X - X

Section Y - Y

Section Z - Z 24

View from Gat Lebuh Macallum

View from Lebuhraya Dr. Lim Chong Eu 25

BUILDING ENVELOPE

I BEAM STRUCTURE JOINTING

ROOF STRUCTURE

DETAIL 1

COMPOSITE SLAB

THIRD FLOOR LEVEL

DETAIL 2 SECOND FLOOR LEVEL

WALL CLADDING

DETAIL 3

FIRST FLOOR LEVEL

DETAIL 4

BOLT AND NUT METHOD

DETAIL 5 GROUND FLOOR LEVEL

VM ZINC CONCRETE SLAB AND METAL DECK

DETAIL 2

DETAIL 1 DETAIL 3

DETAIL 4

OVERALL STRUCTURE ELEMENT

DETAIL 5

Structural Concept 26

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AUDITORIUM 260 PERSONS

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PRECEDENT STUDIES: TAIPEI PERFORMING ARTS BY OMA ARCHITECT

1ST FLOOR PLAN

Auditorium Plans

2ND FLOOR PLAN

I BEAM JOINTING

Auditorium Form and Detail 28

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Fawwas Halim Postgraduate’s Work !st Year / Semester 02, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Puncak Alam, Selangor.

GAMUDA TOWER Typology : Medium Rise Site : Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur Kampung Baru or “Kampong Bharu” is a Malay enclave in central Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. One of the most valuable tracts of land in the capital, it has been estimated to be worth up to US$1.4 billion. Kampung Baru’s elders have turned developers away, saying they want to preserve their ethnic Malay lifestyle. Kampung Baru, or “new village,” has been populated since the 1880s and today has become an amalgamation of seven villages over a 100-hectare area downtown. Officially listed as a Malay Agricultural Settlement by the British in 1900, Kampung Baru was first established as a pastoral community to attract rural Malays into Kuala Lumpur. This project is focused to designing medium rise building of significant complexity for a corporate entity on a chosen site which Gamuda Berhad. The brief from this client will guide the design properly.

The design problems and issues are fairly complex building projects which will require completely integrated solutions in design and technical aspects. This is critically assess the architectural relevance and values of a project proposal within an urban setting. The design integrates various aspects of architectural concerns including client’s brief, contextual issues, structural rationality, services requirements, selection and applications.The proposals producing a scheme that resolves site layout, efficient and flexible planning of interior space, basement parking layout, interior spaces which are responsive to human needs and comfort, materiality, façade design, as well as the project contribution to the urban environment.

Knowledge of prevailing planning and building by-laws is also important.

keywords: medium rise, urban, planning, environment, cultural

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“THE EQUILIBRIUM OF LIVE AND WORK”

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Site Analysis

Design Intention

Design Concept

Services Diagram 33

Programatic Section 35

Ground Floor Plan

Basement 1 Floor Plan 35

Basement 2 Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

2nd Floor Plan

3rd Floor Plan

4th Floor Plan

Green Approach 36

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5th Floor Plan

8th Floor Plan

14th Floor Plan

15th Floor Plan

16th Floor Plan

19th Floor Plan

22th Floor Plan

23th Floor Plan

Exploded Axonometry 38

Right Elevation

Section X - X 39

Front Elevation

Section Y - Y 40

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Fawwas Halim Postgraduate’s Work !st Year / Semester 01, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Puncak Alam, Selangor.

LEVITATE HEXAPATH Typology : Canopy Walk Site : Taman Negara, Pahang Levitate Hexapath is a modernized canopy walkway parametric style made to appreciate the nature and compliments it on the site. It is a platform for view nature inside nature. The site proposed is at Taman Negara Pahang.It is a good place for nature. It is where the idea of the canopy walkway derived from. Canopy is the term for the layers in forest hierarchy levels. The first is the ground, then the middle layer, then canopy layer, then emergence layer. Meaning that canopy is the layer just below the top of the trees.

The form is derived from the sprouting of bamboo shoots.

Bamboo is a tropical plant that is flexible, strong, versatile, and durable. Mimicking the shoots that protrudes and grows from the ground up. The core and strength of the bamboo is shows significant baldness of the design and form. The form of the horizontal members; the walkaway is inspired by the form of bamboo, round, but have altered into honeycomb for more dynamic. The interior of the design shows permeability of visibility but still remains inclusiveness. A combination of in and out that respects both realm.

keywords: parametric, canopy walk, bamboo, hexagon, honeycomb

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“WALKING AND EXPRIENCE THROUGH EXPRESSIVE LINEAR SPACES” 44

Overall perspective

Interior perspective 45

Exterior perspective

Elevations 46

Fawwas Halim Postgraduate’s Work Competition, Universiti Malaya Master Planning, !st Year / Semester 01, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Puncak Alam, Selangor.

EDU-LABYRINTH Typology : Master Planning Site : Universiti Malaya, Kuala Lumpur In respect of the treasures of UM, the pristine forestry and the sentimental value that has become the pride Universiti Malaya, the overall master planning approach is to embrace the nature and the same time proposing new development that minimize carbon footprint and promotes green culture which is targeted to primary user of Universiti Malaya. The idea of conserving existing RIMBA ILMU forest came from fact that Universiti Malaya forest is the only surviving primeval forest in Petaling Jaya, and became host to 8 endangered species of trees available in RIMBA ILMU. With that being said, the focus point 2: UM as an eco-campus is being integrated in each of the focus point strategy and become the holistic element that shape the vision of the masterplan.

Central campus district (CCD) is the heart of Universiti Malaya and core zone that unites the community from different faculties. Thus, the approach of the master planning is focused on enhancing the sense togetherness among the users which centres around Lake Varsity and Perdana Siswa. Establishment of new cultural centre is an addition to existing CCD components which will create new landmark that helps to enhance the image and identity of Universiti Malaya.

Water element in CCD area is integrated with cultural trail to increase public appreciation towards Tasik Varsiti with injection of hypothetical programmes and activities.

keywords: linkages, permeability, green lung, central district, eco-campus

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OVERALL MASTERPLAN 48

ISSUES & POTENTIAL

CARBON EMISSION IN KUALA LUMPUR WILL INCREASE IN 2030

URBAN QUALITY

HEALTHY EFFICIENT TRANSPORT

ACCESS TO GREEN SPACE

CONSERVATION & REFORESTATION

UNIVERSITY MALAYA AS THE GREEN LUNG FOR KUALA LUMPUR IN 2030

DATA

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SITE ANALYSIS

ACADEMIC

CONSERVATION ZONE

FACULTY

GREEN AREA

INFRA

RECREATIONAL

RESIDENTIAL

RIMBA ILMU

WATER BODY

DWELLING CATEGORY 1

DWELLING CATEGORY 2

DWELLING CATEGORY 3 50

THEORY “Eco-gadgetry such as solar collectors,photovoltaics, biological recycling systems, builing automation systems and double skin facades are aso most certainly contributing towards sustainable structures but as stand alone features, in Yeang’s opinion,they do not make up the entirety of green design”

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“Town and country must be married, and out of this joyous union will spring a new hope,a new life, a new civilization”

BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROVIDE HEALTHY LIFE

ENCLOSURE TO LIMIT THE URBAN SPRAWL

NATURAL CORRIDORS THAT LIMIT THE GROWTH OF THE CITY

RECREATION

RESEARCH

TRANSPORTAION

PEDESTRIAN

EDUCATION

PEDESTRIAN

CULTURE

CULTURE

RELIGIOUS

FLOATING GARDEN

GROUND GREEN BELT

NATURAL CORRIDOR ELEVATED TRAFFIC

SLANTED PLAZA

CLOSE OVER GREEN

NATURAL CORRIDOR MOAT

SPINE GARDEN

ELEVATED GREEN BELT

NATURAL CORRIDOR SHADE

WORKING SPACE WHILE MAINTAINING HABITAT FOR FLORA AND FAUNA

WATERBODY MANAGEMENT TO UNIFIED OWNERSHIP OF LAND TO PREVENT INDIVIDUAL LAND

SUSTAINABILITY ENGINEERING TO MAXIMISE COMMUNITY BENEFIT

ADMINSTRATION

ENTERTAINMENT

TRANSPORTATION

RESEARCH

RECREATION

PEDESTRIAN

HOUSING

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

EDUCATION

ELEVATED PLATFORM

AMPHITHEATRE

SOLAR PEDESTRIAN

RESEARCH LAB

WATERFRONT CAFE

GREEN PARKING

STAGGERED STEP LAKE

SOLAR PARK

STAGGERED HOUSE

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BUILT ENVIRONMENT PROVIDE HEALTHY LIFE

BOUNDLESS OPPORTUNITY

ENCLOSURE TO LIMIT THE URBAN SPRAWL

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BUILDINGS THAT BREATHE

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WATERBODY MANAGEMENT TO UNIFIED OWNERSHIP OF LAND TO PREVENT INDIVIDUAL LAND

CHANSELLERY BUILDING

WELL OPEN SPACE DESIGN

BU & CULTURA

A STAGE FOR URBANLIFE

PADANG VARSITY

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WORKING SPACE WHILE MAINTAINING HABITAT FOR FLORA AND FAUNA

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LEAFY OUTDOOR LIFESTYLE

NATURAL CORRIDORS THAT LIMIT THE GROWTH OF THE CITY

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DESIGN PRINCIPLES

WHERE PEOPLE CONNECT

TASIK VARSITY

POTENTIAL UM ART GALLERY

to have its OWN Significant building to encourage public to go there

artist PUBLIC

collector public currator

TARGET USER UM

staff student

Starting point of garden connecting with public realm

IBRAHIM HUSSIEN’S mural maximum view

TYPOLOGY OF THE SPACE

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typology of area 100 m x 50 m

shift up to allow open space below

typology of area 50 m x 30 m

shift up to allow open space below

rotate half floor 90’ degree to create more space

shift up to allow open space below

rotate half floor and overlaped them

separating two box & to allow air ventilation across

Trees and the natural surroundings mark the uniqueness of place and deserve to be noted in our man-made landscapes as they bear witness to our history and whe we are.- The Malaysian Naturalist (Vo1 51 no 3 & 4)

CLIMATIC

METHODOLOGY

CULTURAL

ASPIRATIONAL

MONADNOCK

DR. HASANUDDIN LAMIT

“Landmark any urban landscape feature with manifested or inherent attributes which is physically or spiritually unique, influential, impressive and generally in contrast with its contextual characteristics which encompasses components such as towers, buildings, open spaces and special urban features.”

A01 A04 A11 H05 I01 J11 O08

CULTURE is a central concept in anthropology, encompassing the range of phenomena that are transmitted through social learning in human society.

“In a landscape where every small village from a far can be identified by the silhouette of its own church tower, nieuw-bergen lacked such a clear landmark.”

- Perdana Siswa - Dewan Tunku Canselor (DTC) - Main Library - Muzium Seri Asia - Siswarama - Botani & Zoologi - Herbarium

“I think I understand something about space. I think the job of a sculptor is spatial as much as it is to do with form.”

“Sculpture occupies the same space as your body.”

CULTURAL TRAIL INSIDE CCD AREA

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7 I01

A11

J11

4 A01

H05

A04

3

5

2

6 1

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NEW CULTURAL CENTRE GENERATE INCOME

ARTS Original place

typology of area 50 m x 50 m

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New space for curltural centre

SPACE

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2500 sqm 2500 sqm

FACULTY CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

]

To create cultural trail & enhance and at the same time utilize Tasik Varsiti and Padang Varsiti

Experimental Theatre Music Studio Dance Studio Seminar room Music Practice room Digital Music Lab Resource centre Piyadasa Gallery

2500 sqm

TOTAL STUDENTS CURRENT

305 STUDENTS + 60 STAFFS

punch to allow open space (courtyard) shift floor by floor to allow rooftop garden punch to create open courtyard and also for every floor maximize view toard context

Cultural Trail

Enhancing open space

green pocket for every pitstop

view towards art gallery (300m)

Cultural Trail

Using water element as an attraction

Utilize function of the river by providing a creative space

Terrace and pier over looking the river

Open ampitheatre or experimental theatre for students

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TYPOLOGY OF CULTURAL TRAIL

SHADY TREE ALONG PEDESTRIAN PATHWAY

WATERBODY AS MEETING POINT

FANCY GREEN BOULEVARD

MINI GREEN PAVILLION

GREEN SPINES

WALKWAY RESPONSE TO THE EXISTING VEGETATION

SMALL KIOSK ALONG THE PATHWAY

WALKWAY RESPONSE TO THE SITE CONTOUR

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SEATING WITH SHADY TREE

Site Section 60

CONCEPTUAL IDEA OF INDUSTRIAL LINK RESEARCH PARK GREEN ZONE

Vertical reseach lab in order to minimize the use of land

SECTION 12 INDUSTRIAL LINK ZONE INDUSTRIAL LINKAGE

Elevated walkway to respect the existing vegetation

RIMBA ILMU

Floating sky garden to maintain the quality of the land Staggered building to response to the site contour

A covered structure to control the quality of the green lung Research Lab

Accomodation

RESEARCH LAB + COMMERCIAL HUB + CONTEXT

Commercial Hub

RESEARCH LAB + COMMERCIAL HUB

Research Lab + Accomodation

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O 08 O 08

block J Forest Activity

B 04

B 45

PPUM

Research Centre Activity O08 B 04 B 45 Block J

Research Centre Activity

MORPHOLOGY OF RESEARCH LABORATORY + ACCOMODATION

Single Unit Lab

Hall type Lab

Medium unit Lab

- Herbarium - Pusat Asasi Sains - Transgeric Green House - Fakulti sains - PPUM

Curve roof research laboratory

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FACT & FIGURES CATEGORY I

BUILDING MATERIALS

IPP-RESEARCH MANAGEMENT & INNOVATION COMPLEX IAE- ASIA -EUROPE INSTITUTE FAB- FACULTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT FSKTM- FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY API- ACADEMY OF ISLAMIC STUDY FLAW- FACULTY OF LAW APM- ACADEMY OF MALAY STUDIES FKJ- FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

CATEGORY II FEDU-FACULTY OF EDUCATION FMED- FACULTY OF MEDICINE FSSS- FACULTY OF ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCE FPP- FACULTY OF BUSINESS & ACCOUNTANCY

CATEGORY III FBL- FACULTY OF LANGUAGES & LINGUITICS FS- FACULTY OF SCIENCE AAJ- AMBANG ASUHAN JEPUN FEB- FACULTY OF ECONOMICS & ADMINISTRATION IPS- INSTITUTE OF GRADUATE STUDIES PAS- CENTER FOR FOUNDATION STUDIES

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DEFINITION of OLD BUILDINGS “ THE DIFFICULTY LIES NOT SO MUCH IN DEVELOPING NEW IDEAS AS IN ESCAPING FROM OLD ONES” JOHN MAYNARD KEYNES

“ OLD BUILDINGS NEED NEW IDEAS” RICHARD SCHAVE

POTENTIAL RE-DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUILDING (80 YRS ABOVE)

LIFE SPAN OF BUILDING BUILDING ABANDONED

DECREASE IN POPULATION & PROGRAMME

PRESERVE THE BUILDING (UNDER 80 YRS)

HIGH MAINTENANCE OF BUILDING

CATEGORY I CATEGORY II CATEGORT III

TYPOLOGY OF REFURBISHMENT AREA OF AGEING BUILDING

NATURAL CORRIDOR MOAT

BLUE INFRASTRUCTURE LAKE

NATURAL CORRIDOR SHADE

ECOLOGICAL

CULTIVATED

ECOLOGY + ARTS + EVENTS

PRODUCTIVE

BLUE INFRASTRUCTURE

STRATERGY OF REDEVELOPING AGEING BUILDING

PROGRAM ALLOCATION

COURTYARD PROVIDE DAYLIGHTING

SELF SHADED CAMPUS GREEN

TENT GARDEN PROVIDE SHADE TO SPACE 64

FACTS & FIGURES KK9

900

KK8

921

KK5

847

KK7

KK11

807

1164

KK4

KK12

700

2000

KK2

KK10

700

726

KK3

KK1

740

802

POTENTIAL

MORE SOCIAL INVOLVEMENT COMPARED TO LIVING-OFF CAMPUS

MINIMIZE TRAFFIC CONGESTED & VEHICLES FLOW

ACCOMODATE ALL STUDENTS TO STAY IN CAMPUS

HALL of RESIDENCE

Youth is the time when the characters is MOULDED & easily takes any impress one may wish

to stamp on it.If the the company is GOOD, the result likely to be

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IN TOTAL POPULATION

65

17380

TOTAL STUDENTS IN UM

}

GOOD.

(A.N Mishra,1994)

40%

UM HOUSES OF THE STUDENTS

2016 IN FUTURE

=

UM WANT TO ACCOMODATE

70%

OF THE STUDENTS

NO PROPER CONNECTIVITY (sharing facilities & amenities)

MAINTAIN & PRESERVE AGEING BUILDING FOR STUDENT ACCOMODATION ARE WASTED

NO PROPER LIMITATION FOR PUBLIC (private and public zoning)

AGEING BUILDING NOT SUITABLE FOR LEARNING ENVIRONMENT & UM STANDARD LIFESTYLE.

UNUSED OF STAFF & GUESTS HOUSE

KK2

KK1 22 ACRES

POTENTIAL TO EXPAND THE SOUTH RESIDENCE (near the entrance)

KK6

55 PPUM ACRES

KK10 2 ACRES

HIGHLY POTENTIAL KOLEJ WITH MIXED DEVELOPMENT PRESERVE THE EARTH AND TREES

77 ACRES

POTENTIAL TO EXPAND PPUM (relocating Ibnu Sina College)

SHARING FACILITIES & AMENITIES (CONNECTION)

RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT

KOLEJ KEDIAMAN TUN SYED ZAHIRRUDDIN

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

SEKSYEN 16

SEKSYEN 12

KOLEJ IBNU SINA

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT AREA COLLEGE FUTURE DEVELOPMENT REDEVELOP AREA/COLLEGE POTENTIAL AREA

KOLEJ 1 KOLEJ 2

RESIDENTIAL TYPOLOGY

MORPHOLOGY

1900’S Ebenezer Howard Green Belt

SYNTHESIS

1960’S Jane Jacob From organised complxities

RESIDENTIAL TOWER GREEN PARKING LEVEL COMMERCIAL LOT

2010’S Vertical Residence + Vertical Community

BOUTIQUE OFFICE RESIDENTIAL TOWER HOTEL TOWER GREEN PARKING LEVEL COMMERCIAL LOT 66

ISSUES Percentage

80

Cars

70

Students

60

Staff

50 40 30

Public Transport

20

Motorcycle Bicycle / Pedestrian

10

“INVESTING IN TRANSPORT TO CUT JOURNEY TIME AND IMPROVE CONNECTIVY WILL SUPPORT GROWTH”

Transportation Mode

0

Percentage of Number of Students and Staff vs Transportation Mode

PREDICTION IN 50 YEARS & AIMS

JUSTINE GREENING

2016

HUMAN BEHAVIOR / ACTIVITY 2041 TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 2066

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LANDSCAPE

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$

Human activity (students)

m

Public transport

square

park

allotments

garden

green

atrium

courtyard

playground

STRATEGIES / TYPOLOGIES

+

+

Elevated garden

Green parking

Ground green belt

Natural corridor shade

OPEN BRIDGE / ELEVATED WALKWAY AND PUBLIC TRANSPORT

OPEN BRIDGE / ELEVATED WALKWAY WITH THE USE OF HYBRID PUBLIC TRANSPORT AND SOLAR PANEL ROOF

Elevated platform

Waterfront Cafe

+

+

Solar pedestrian

CLOSE AND OPEN BRIDGE WITH SOLAR PANEL ROOF

Natural corridor elevated traffic

HARDSCAPE DESIGN THAT ALLOW PEOPLE TO CROSS THE LAKE

CONCEPTUAL IDEAS

y WALKWAY AND BUS STOP + BUS ROUTE [ EXISTING + NEW ] POCKET PARKING, COVERED "

BUS ROUTE EXIT TO JALAN UNIVERSITI

UM CENTRAL . TO DESIGN NEW BUS STATION WITH RETAIL AND BICYCLE RACK

EXISTING PEDESTRIAN WALKWAYS WILL BE

ENHANCE BY THE USE OF SOLAR PANEL ROOF.

INTERNAL BUS ROUTE THAT CIRCULATE AROUND UM AREA ONLY

NEW POCKET PARKING

NEW DEPOH FOR UM BUS BUS ROUTE THAT CIRCULATE FROM OUTSIDE AND CIRCULATE AROUND CCD AREA

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ISSUES Human being estimated walking distance is around 400 m. UM public spaces located more than human capable walking distances

There are no proper facilities for bicycle user to ride, which encourage user to use carbon emission mobility.

Lacks of place of meeting caused user to mingles outside the UM for their activities.

Lacks of seating or transit for user to have a rest encourage user to use car which more conventional.

POTENTIAL “Cities have the capability of providing something for everbody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody” - Jane Jacobs

Potential area located near the faculty and college which are in human capable walking distance.

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TYPOLOGY OF PUBLIC REALM

TREE ENCLAVE Serve as barricade to limit the carbon emission growth usage. The tree are plant along the perimeter of boundary to mark the area so it can’t be access carbon emission vehichle.

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EXAMPLES

natural umbrella natural barrier water catchment

Rain tree

Height :1m - 2m Characteristics :Dynamic colour

Variety of scent Example :Mountain apple Tamarind

Barbados cherry Lotus

Mango

FLOWER CORRIDOR Flower scent & colour create a vibrant area to encourage user to walk. Different type of flower is used to create variation of atmosphere for the user. dynamic colour water catchment scentic air

Tamarind flowers

CENTRALIZED ORCHARD Serve as interaction place for user. Able to taste tropical fruit and a pleasant atmosphere. water catchment natural umbrella fresh fruit produce

Height Characteristics

Example

:2m - 10m :Produce fruit Shady tree :Papaya tree Mangoes tree Rambutan tree Mangoesteen tree Duku tree

Mangosteen tree Example

: Gazebo Wakaf

Courtyard

Amphitheatre

Hut

Shelter

PAVILLION Serve as meeting place for user to do activities. man made structure activities held

Height : 15m - 25m Characteristics : Shady tree

Low maintenance

Fast growing Example : Rain tree

Angsana

Yellow Frame

Saga Tembusu

Senegal Mahogany

Gazebo

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ISSUE

THEORY “Whether it’s a passive or active park, you have to make sure you draw people in. The more people who use facilities the way they were intended, the safer those areas are going to be.”

- Kim Vann, planner

Disfunctionality of public realm causes some areas within campus to be neglected and threaten the safety and surveilance POTENTIAL

RAINWATER HARVESTING WATER FEATURES SLANTED GREEN ROOF TO CREATE MORE VIBRANT AREA INJECTED BUSINESS PROGRAM FACING TOWARDS THE PUBLIC SPACE

Use of active building frontage could enhance the quality of public realm 71

PUBLIC SPACE

STRATEGY

ACTIVE,STREET FRONTAGES, SHOPS AND BUSINESS THAT OPERATES

SCHEDULED AND PRORAMMED ACTIVITIES THAT PROMOTES INTENSIVE ENGAGEMENT WITH OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES

INJECTION OF SMALL BUISNESS WHICH FILLS INDUCTION OF NODES WHICH UTILISES THE UP THE BUILDING CAVITY POTENTIAL LAND USE

TYPOLOGY OF SAFE & DEFINED SPACE

STREET CAFE + GARDEN + PEDESTRIAN WALK GARDEN BUSINESS

FACULTY + GARDEN + TRANSPORTATION HUB RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY SPACE

SOCIAL

RESIDENTIAL

RESIDENTIAL + GARDEN + BUSINESS + TRANSPORTATION HUB

RESIDENTIAL + GARDEN + COMMUNITY SPACE CIRCULATION FACULTY

NETWORK

FUNCTIONAL SPACES

TRANSPORTATION HUB

CULMINATION OF PLACE MAKING OLD AND NEW FUNCTIONAL BUILDING SPACES, EXISTING AND NEW RESIDENTIAL SUPPORTED WITH EFFICIENT TRANSPORATION NETWORKING PROVIDES GOOD SURVEILLANCE AROUND THE CAMPUS WHICH CREATES SAFE ENVIRONMENT WITHIN CAMPUS. 72

Fawwas Halim Postgraduate’s Work !st Year / Semester 01, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Puncak Alam, Selangor.

JEJAK SYMPHONY Typology : Urban Planning Site : Bandung, Indonesia Bandung is the capital of west java province in Indonesia, located approximately 140 km south-east of Jakarta. The earliest reference to the city dates back to 1488. The city grew during 17th and 18th century, during the Dutch colonial era. Situated in a valley, in a cool elevated landscape, surrounded by major plantations, Bandung became an exclusive European resort town. The reminiscence of Dutch urban planning and architecture is still very much present in various parts of the city. It is the third largest city and second largest metropolitan area in Indonesia. The site strategically located at RW. 005 and RW. 002 area, which is near to kereta api Bandung and hardware commercial area. It comprise with two main zones which are the industrial hardware area and cultural Braga area.

The zones are segregated by the river at Jalan Suniaraja.

There are several issues that detected on the site. Generally, the biggest issue is the obvious or poor linkages and permeability.

There is no proper pedestrian walkway to public and the width for sidewalk is too small. Besides, the poor public transport system also contributes to traffic congestion in this area. The increasing of population make people surrounding needs good public transport. There is no proper place to get the beca and angkot.

Furthermore, the production of industrial waste from hardware and workshop give the bad image for the building surrounding. Since the industrial waste not proper manage, the placing of the hardware waste is along building streets.

keywords: linkages, permeability, public transport, industrial waste, cultural

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“HYBRIDAZATION OF TRANSPORTATION FRAMEWORK AND PLACEMAKING” 74

Facts, Figures and Data 75

Facts, Figures and Data 76

Facts, Figures and Data 77

Facts, Figures and Data 78

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Design Theory 81

Design Concept 82

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84

Program Zoning Morphology 85

Skywalk Typology 86

Boulevard Typology 87

Industrial Art Spaces Program 88

Container Typology 89

Parking Typology 90

91

Master Plan 92

Perspective view

93

Perspective view

94

Sustainable Approach 95

Sustainable Approach 96

Planning Phases 97

Exploded Axonometry 98

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 4th Year / Semester 08, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

SPORT HOTEL : THE BRIDGE Typology : Hotel Site : Ipoh, Perak

Hotel Sport become very popular during last 15 - 20 years. Every states and nation are willing offer to become the host of any sport event. Local event such as World Junior Cup, Asian Hockey Junior Cup are being recognises as an important event to attract politician, sport community, tourist to came and visit states and nation.

The site was choosed at the nearest sport complex to show that sport community is the most target for this hotel sport.

Sport is the “Bridge” to connect people in all aspects, as an example to connect and link the community to the other community. In this hotel sport, there are many facilties provided to visitors especially to the atheletes itself, where each design helps atheletes regenerate and revive their energy.

With all the facilities provided, the guest will feel more enjoyable and interesting when staying in this hotel. This scenario “Bridge” is the concept that applied on show that is good to make as a healthy this design. This is to show the connection lifestyle in our life. and linkages of sport with community and the surroundings. The facade, planning, circulation and form of this hotel show how this concept was achieved.

keywords: hotel sport, bridge, linkages, healthy lifestyle, atheletes

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“SPORT AS A BRIDGE” 100

101

Site Plan

102

Ground Floor Plan

Massing Development 103

Floor Plans

Room Type 104

105

Front Elevation

Side Elevation

Section A - A

Section B - B 106

Typical Section 107

Construction Detail 108

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 4th Year / Semester 07, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

SEHIJAU RESIDENCES Typology : Vertical Housing Site : Ipoh, Perak

Sehijau Residences, one of the highlighted aspects is the interaction of the communnity. This housing provides the standard facilities such as multipurpose hall, musalla and cafe. Other than that, is a sky garden at 7th floor which is people not need to have interactions on ground only. The hall is design to accomodate events such as feast or weddings that celebrate by community in this residence.

The usage of natural lighting and natural ventilation for most of the space in the building includes both facilities and units.

For the unit, the same method is applied.

Plenty of openings for natural lighting and ventilation. Installation of clerestory window and light shelf enables sunlight to penetrate deeper into the space without a direct shine that causes glares and heating up the space.

This project emphasize on low energy concept. Thus passive design is extensively implemented on most part of design.

For example, the building orientation respects the direction of qiblat. The beauty of this is that minimizes the amount of direct sunlight shine to the wall of this building.

By using passive design, low energy building is achieved, coincide with green building approach that promotes save energy.

keywords: vertical housing, passive design, low energy, community, celebration

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“VERTICAL HABITAT IN THE CITY” 110

111

Site Plan 112

Ground Floor Plan

Massing Development 113

Services Diagram

Heliodon Test

Floor Plans

114

115

Front Elevation

Section A - A

Side Elevation

Section B - B

116

Construction Detail 117

Typical Section 118

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 3rd Year / Semester 06, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

TRAINING CENTRE : TELEKOM TRAINING CENTRE Typology : Training Centre Site : Shah Alam, Selangor Telekom Training Centre is designed based on the needs of Telekom company itself. The function of this centre is divided into two functions, which is training facilities and accomodation. The concept of “Radiates The Links” is defined from the vision and mission by telekom company itself.

They believe connections make everything possible. So, as Malaysia’s leading provider in information and communications technologies, they strive to provide the right connections to help people bring their close ones closer.

keywords: radiates, link, communication, training centre, connections

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“RADIATES THE LINK” 120

Site Plan

Site Section 121

Typical Section 122

Ground Floor Plan

Front Elevation

Rear Elevation

Section A - A 123

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Right Elevation

Left Elevation

Section B - B 124

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 3rd Year / Semester 06, Bamboo Competition, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

THE EFFLORESENCE Typology : Eco Bus Shelter Site : Ipoh, Perak As the bamboo become a brand commercial construction material used widely all around the globe. The idea of implementing this bus shelter is strongly want to show its chateristic as a whole. Imaging that you are walking through a bamboo forest that lushed with greenery. A sightseeing and panaromic view that filled with a masmerizing sound and acoustic. This bus shelter is more likely an effloresence of bamboo tree in which the form itself showing the combination of light, sound and a natural water screen during rain. keywords: bamboo, bus shelter, eco, light, sound, water

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“WHERE LIGHT, SOUND AND WATER MEETS” 126

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 3rd Year / Semester 05, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

SEASIDE ACTIVITY CENTRE : COLEOPTERA CENTRUM Typology : Activity Centre Site : Pulau Pangkor, Perak Seaside Activity Centre is a place where tourists can visit and make it an attractive tourist destination. In this project, the spatial organization and relationship has been emphasized to produce quality spaces. The beetle research was chosed as seaside activity.

In this project, the facilities associated with the beetle will be provided in detail in order to produce quality spaces. The Coleoptera Centrum is a research center to study the beetles or insects that are found in Pulau Pangkor itself, which can help the species from extinction.

In addition, the accommodation will be provided to visitors who want to vacation on this island. Visitors can also use all the facilities that available in this centre to enjoy their vacations and activities on this island.

The concept of “Colony of Coleoptera” is defined to show how the planning and circulation is produced in form of colony.

It will reflects the habits of bettles itself and how bettles live with their own species.

keywords: activity centre, beetle, organization, relationship, colony

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“THE COLONY OF COLEOPTERA” 128

Site Plan

Site Section 129

Typical Section 130

Ground Floor Plan

Left Elevation

Section A - A 131

Second Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Front Elevation

Right Elevation

Rear Elevation

Section B - B 132

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 2nd Year / Semester 04, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

HIDEOUT : TERATAK JIWA Typology : Personal Retreat Cabin Site : Taman Negara, Pahang

Hideout is a project that highlights the antropometric and ergonomic aspects of a space, which includes the design of working spaces, tables, chairs, beds and so on. The client who is craftsmen have been specified.

The best concept is defined as referring to the needs of client in making good ‘kerambit’ weapon. “Meditation With Nature” is the concept which is show the passion and calmness of ‘kerambit’ maker to get the ideas and finish his work with real spirit. The site is located at the forest For this project, the ‘Kerambit’ Maker has and besides the stream gives the client been selected as a client. ‘Kerambit’ is a inspiration and refresh their mind from one of traditional malays weapons. Thus, stress situation. the working space and characters of this client has been studied to produce the comfortable and best design spaces. keywords: hideout, antropometric, ergonomics, craftmen, kerambit

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“A MAN WITH HIS TOOLS” 134

Site Plan

Ground Floor Plan 135

Side Elevation

Front Elevation

Section A - A

Section B - B

Model Development 136

Fawwas Halim Undergraduate’s Work 2nd Year / Semester 03, Faculty of Architecture, Universiti Teknologi Mara (UiTM), Seri Iskandar, Perak.

EXPLOSION MEMORY Typology : Personal Pavilion

Personal Pavilion, in this project we learnt how to connect lines, patterns, shape to form a geometry. From that we also learnt how to create the spaces and we interpret moods in spaces by using suitable geometry and art expression. A various of mediums are used to create the moods and best part is when we are encouraged to use the recycled materials for making spaces. keywords: pavilion, lines, patterns, shapes, geometry

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This pavilion is the transformation and intrepretation from “Croation Rhapsody”

by Maksim Mrivica who is talent pianist.

The mood that was intrepreted in this song are glory, sad and agressive. The idea came from the war, and explosion became as a concept.

“CROATION RHAPSODY” 138

“I know the price of success: dedication, hard work, and an unremitting devotion to the things you want to see happen.”

Frank Lloyd Wright

SKETCHES & GRAPHIC WORKS DESIGN

141

SKETCHES : RANDOM SELECTIONS 142

BAWAL AND SHAWL DESIGN 143

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