Architectural Portfolio- Selected Academic Work by M. H. Aim

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MOHD HASDIE BIN AIM

FIRMITAS, UTILITAS, VENUSTAS

"a recent LAM Part 1 graduate from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, I am eager to join the industry with an end goal to one day design my own Magnum Opus, but in the mean time, are happy to learn more and delve deeper in whatever i can get my hands on.

A firm believer in synchronous existence of function and form in architecture, i truly believe that excelence in architecture may comes from beyond just forms, but in good spatial quality, which takes into consideration of the clients programs and requirement."

SKILLS REFERENCE PM.
Ar.
ronment,
Partner, 03-8911-8361 +60
Yusoff
Chairperson,
Universiti
+60 138924378 hasdie.work@gmail.com

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

BSc. (Hons) Architecture Malay

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia

Aug 2017 - Jul 2022

Dip. in Mechanical Engineering (Manufacturing)

Politeknik Kota Kinabalu

Nov 2013 - Nov 2016

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia

SMK Mat Salleh, Ranau

Dusun Liwan

SOFTWARE LITERACY

AUTODESK AUTOCAD 2D

VECTORWORK 2D

AUTODESK REVIT

GOOGLE

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

HXN Architect (formerly Hedzril Architect), Trainee

June 2019 - Dec 2019

Assisted in design development of a project including meeting with clients, attended site meeting with other consultant and site visit, providing working drawings, as well as pre-submission meeting with local authorities, developing 3d models as well as physical models for client presentations.

Jabatan Kerja Raya Ranau, Trainee

May 2015 - Nov 2015

Assisted in machine maintenance, as well as office works including staffs claim and pay roll, as well as assisting other departments in Jabatan Kerja Raya cawangan Ranau, including conducting surveys and event set up.

ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR

ADOBE INDESIGN

ADOBE PHOTOSHOP MS EXCEL

MS POWERPOINT

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

Buildners Microhome Competitions 2022 (Participant)

Dewan Award Architecture Competitions - Rehab Centre for Terrorism Victim in Iraq (Top 20 Finalist)

Archi Visit, Local Product Research, Bandung (Organizer)

REFERENCE

Built

Kelas Kaseh Kachau Dalam Orang Asli Class (Volunteer)

Archi Visit, Traditional House Construction Studies, Taman Mini Malaysia, Malaysia (Participant) PM.

Mechanical Engineering Student Exhibition MIEX, Silver Award, Politeknik Kota Kinabalu (Participant)

Pembimbing Rakan Siswa PRSP, Politeknik Kota Kinabalu (President)

Student Representative Council, MPP, Politeknik Kota Kinabalu

Career day, Politeknik Kota Kinabalu (Program Director)

SKILLS PROFILE
Proficient Proficient Proficient Proficient Proficient Intermediate Proficient Novice Native Proficient Proficient Intermediate Proficient English
SKETCHUP MS WORD
Partner, HXN
+60 12 224 7754
Dr. Wardah Fatimah Mohammad Yusoff Ar. Hedzril Jaffar Chairperson, Dept. of Architecture &
Environment, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
Architect 03-8911-8361
2019 2019 2014-
2022 2019 2016 2016 2016
2016 2022
2016
ACADEMIC Isthmus// of Diversity

ACADEMIC WORK COMPETITION

TABLE OF CONTENT
Residential Diversity Dewan Award for Architecture//Rehab Cetre for Terrorism Victim in Iraq 2022 Buildners Microhome 2022 Ilm Court//Islamic and Community Outreach Centre @UKM Bersijalin//Indigenous Game Centre

ISTHMUS

HEALTH INSIPRED LIVING

Introduction

THE AFTERMATH OF THE RECENT PANDEMIC SAW THE DECIMATION O MANY INDUSTRY, WITH TOURISM BEING THE MOST AFFECTED DUE TO THE TRAVEL RESTRICTION IMPOSED ON THE COUNTRYS BORDER.

THIS PROJECT LOOK AT SEASONAL TOURISM IN THE SITE, MADE WORSE BY THE PANDEMIC, AND THE NEED TO REBRAND AND REVIVE IT, ALL THE WHILE INCORPORATING IT INTO TJE THEME OF DIVERSE RESIDENTIAL, IN LINE WITH THE CITYS IDENTITY AS A TOURISM CITY.

Concept Statement

“Revival X Rehabilitation”

the planning, both for the building programs and the layout, revolve around providing a place to rest and rejuvenate, while at the same time reviving the place as a whole, adapting to new forms of economy instead of an outdated model.

Target user

Total Number of User: 250

Permanent Resident, Consisting of locals who might need permanent medical care

Semi-Permanent Resident, Consisting of locals and Tourist looking for longer stay while undergoing medical treatment

Prospective Client

Pantai Hospital, being one of the more established private healthcare provider, are teeming with specialist. with 59 beds, the hospital houses 12 medical specialist from a broad range of disciplines, making

project background

The street pattern directly nearby the site location are not arranged in any particular recognizable pattern, in contrast to the street pattern in and around the residential area to the south west of the site.

In the wider context, the area are almost 90% developed, with only a few pokckets area that are not yet developed, and a few pockets of green areas. however, there are no landscape area that can be used by the public. In the area directly surrounding the site, the development are at 60%, with unbuilt area and road taking up most of the spaces.

prevalent wind are from the north east -north direction of the site. due to the location of the site just a few kilometer from the sea, the site are heavily affected by the monsoon season, especially the northeast monsoon that starts from november to march .

just beside the site on the east are the federal highway connecting the site to town of manjung to Ipoh and consequently Kuala Lumpur. 1.6km to the west of the site are bus terminal connecting manjung to the outside world. the site are not accesible to pedestrian due to lack of pedestrian friendly features such as zebra crossing and pedestrian lane.

Terminal
8.0km Legend Federal Highway Arterial Road Local Road
8.0km
Jeti Lumut
Baazar Lumut
Tua
8.1km
The Venus Residence 600m by car Aeon Mall Seri Manjung
1.1km
Pek Kong Temple
Street Pattern Climate and sensory Ground Figure Diagram Circulation Pantai Hospital Manjung 600m

Design Approach

Vernacular House Sensibilities as Inspiration

Spatial Arrangement And Zoning

Traditional Malay Houses adapt an otherwise open plan style, which, when need arises (increase in family member), can be easily altered to create room.

it was also arranged so as to allow privacy to the female household member, while allowing the vestibules and also the resulting space under the tall pilotis to be used as social space, especially during festivities.

Serambi as Facade

Malay vernacular house, particularly the Kutai Houses, adapt a heavily adorned vestibules or serambi, which are in turn used as a socializing area. in a modern multistorey setting, this can be translated as using the corridor area as a facade, and also social space among units.

Carving for Sunshading and privacy

Vernacular houses are heavily adorned with wood carving. in the tropical climates, it acts as both a sunshading device, filtering the natural light, as well as a privacy element that allows cross ventilation into the whole house

Design Morphology

Site Blocking

the boundaries of the site are established, respecting the existing demarcation made by the street pattern and its context.

Mass Extrusion

Mass with respect to the boundaries are established

Contextual relation

a 45 degree turn to establish connetion to the prospective client, located nort-west to the site

Mass Separation

the mass are divided into 2 shearing mass to create a wind path, by respecting the pre-established boundaries.

Green Injection

green elements are injected into the resulting courtyard

Sheared form

A sheared form are further made to the western block, to create a welcoming area nort east of the site, which will act as the main entrance

Establishing Privacy

a 45 degree turn on individual unit was made to ensure no unit faced each other, thus creating a sense of privacy while still overlooking the courtyard.

Functional injection

Injecting commercial and public spaces on the lower ground of the block, thus creating a vertical zonal separation.

Space Name Management Office Lobby Gymnasium Control Room Convenience Store Hydrotherapy Room Meter Room Toilet (male & female, disable) Cafeteria Riser Pump Room Type B1, Type B2 Meeting Room Mailbox Area Physiotherapy Room Switch Room Musolla (male & female) Wellness Spa Refuse Chamber Genset Room Type A Area 35 150 150 9 50 150 9 25 150 0.5 9 70.98 15 6 170 9 25 150 2 25 98.08 No. of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 18 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 12 Total Area (m2) 35 150 150 9 50 150 9 25 150 1.5 9 1277.64 total= 50 m2 total= 256 m2 total= 770 m2 total= 900 m2 Grand total= 4430.60 m2 total= 2454.60 m2 15 6 170 9 25 150 8 25 1176.96 Function office for staff, incl. pantry & directors office welcoming guest, visitor, recepetionist area training room, Trainer office, shower/toilet retail incl. specialist room, treatment room, shower hygiene and relief, incl kitchen, storage room Leasehold Unit (2br, 1 bath) Hold Meetings, houses desk and chairs hold parcel and deliveries for tenant incl. specialist room, treatment room prayer area and ablution treatment room, common area Freehold unit (3br, 2 bath) No MANAGEMENT SCHEDULE OF ACCOMMODATION AUXILLIARY SPECIAL PROGRAM SERVICES AND CIRCULATION (25% OF TOTAL SPACE AREA) RESIDENTIAL UNIT 1 3 10 15 5 12 17 7 14 21 19 9 2 4 11 16 6 13 20 18 8 Pax 5 40 15 10 5 2,1 20 3 6 2 15 6ea 15 5 Private Semi Public

Building Program

18 Leasehold Unit, 2 bedroom with 1 bath and kitchenette

12 Freehold Unit, 3 bedroom with 2 bath

Physio room, Hydrotherapy Room and Spa

Gymnasium and ample outdoor spaces

Cafeteria and Connectivity to other nodes in the city

Welcoming

Roof Level 4th Floor 3rd Floor 2nd Floor 1st Floor Ground Floor
Long Term Stay Healthcare
Permanent Tenancy Fitness Social Commerce
Cafeteria, Convenience Store Lobby
Site Plan NTS
No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 10 15 13 17 22 11 16 19 24 26 20 25 27 14 18 23 21 Space Name Reception and Lobby Management Office Consultation Room Janitor and Riser Meeting Room Toilet (m/f) universal shower/toilet Mail room Specialist Room Physiotherapy Room Disabled Toilet (universal (universal) General Storage Pump Room and Storage Kitchen TNB Genset Room Aquatherapy Room Cafeteria Refuse Chamber Switch Room Refuse Chamber TNB Transformer Room Meter Room Recycle Chamber Muslim Prayer Room (m/f) Convenience Store Control Room TNB Switchgear Room 1 2 3 6 8 7 8 7 7 8 9 9 10 4 5 10 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 27 26 20 2 9 9 13 14 14 11 12
NTS
Ground Floor Plan
2nd - 3rd Floor Plan NTS TYPICAL UNIT LAYOUT Type A Type B1 Type B2 1st Floor Plan NTS 30 30 31 32 32 32 33 33 29 29 31 32 32 33 33 32 32 29 30 31 28 28 28 No. 28 29 30 31 32 33 Space Name Foyer Balcony Kitchen Bedroom Living and Dining Toilet

Northwest Elevation

NTS

Southeast Elevation NTS

Northeast Elevation NTS

Southwest Elevation NTS

Detail

LOUVRE FACADE DETAIL

X-X’ Section NTS

LOUVRE-WALL CONNECTION

Y-Y’ Section NTS

ROOF TRUSSES WELD DETAIL

CURTAIN WALL CONNECTION

Cafe
Perspective
Unit
Interior
Residential
Interior Perspective

This project is a culmination of the worsening issues faced by the muslim world worldwide, and by the muslim community nearby and around the site. ukm, being one of the oldest and well known institution in malaysia, which aims to bring education to the people, and thus creating a city of knowledge in bandar baru bangi, is at the forefront of the fiplight.

the centre of islamic and community outreach @ ukm is a project to bring about positive changes, improving the relationships among the muslim world, and among the diverse community at large, focusing on improving the image of islams by spreading knowldge.

ILM COURT

Introduction 1 2 Concept Statement “ Knowledge as Catalyst Centre for Islamic and community outreach @ukm
Increasing Mosquephobia

the project looks at ukm, or rather, the iconic dectar in its early day of conception where it is seen as a beacon of unity and the will of the people. it is the unanimous hunger for knowledge, and the desire to see an institution that is by the people, for the people that would ultimately be the seed of the town of bangi. this project sees knowledge as a magnetic force that have, and will continue to inspire unity.

the islamic centre of uk m handled the zakat, as well as organized classes and talk for the masses, including non-muslims in and around bangi. attendees included scholars, students, community.

As Of 2019, Kelas Kaseh, an NGO FOcusing on underpriviledged OA children, held classes every weekend with volunteers teachers from all background, giving free basic education to OA children.

Statement
Prospective Client Catalyst for Unity”
Pusat Islam, UKM Kelas Kaseh
@ukm

project background

with more than 50 years of history, this institutions establishment are deeply rooted in the peoples desire for knowledge and educations for the future generation. The architecture identity of the institutions are mainly that of the brutalist, with bare concrete monolithic structures of the DECTAR dominating the landscape as one passes by the front gate of the institution.

the newly completed Akademia Siber Teknopolis further cemented UKMs commitment to improving the prospect for the future generations, adapting to the industrial revolution 4.0 that is taking the world by storm these days

key plan

Situated in Seksyen 1, Bandar Baru Bangi, just a few km from the project site, the newly completed grandious mosque boasted a huge prayer hall, complete with a hall, dining are and other utility room one can think off, which makes it perfect for any activity for the masses.

Kelas kaseh, one of the Non Profit Organisation conducted one of its class just a few kilometres from the site. the clasess, which are targeted at the marginalized Orang Asli Temuan Community in Bangi, are held weekly with volunteers.

acknowledging the boundaries and setback

Site Location Neigboring context Site Sensory Site Access Drainage View
NTS
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. Al-Umm Mosque Akademia Siber Teknopolis, UKM
Vehicular Acess Noise Odour Prominent Wind Institution Pedestrian Access Residential+-+ + + +--+
Kelas Kaseh Kachau Dalam
Vertical Circulation Sanitary Water Supply
2nd Floor Roof 1st Floor
Program
Ground Floor Building
Community Scholars Commerce Welcoming
Elevator Stairs
Service Diagram
1 3 2 4 6 6 16 18 15 19 19 20 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 6 8 17 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 7 7 7 5 5 5 No. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 10 15 13 17 22 11 16 19 24 26 20 25 14 18 23 21 Space Name Space Name Reception and Lobby Kitchenette General Storage Courtyard/ spill area Janitor Muslim Prayer Room (m/f) Genset Room Control Room Cafe Toilet (m/f) Disabled Toilet Outdoor Workspace Islamic Excellence Gallery Store Room ( to serve auditorium) Administration Office Switch Room Library Auditorium NGOs Office Rooftop Garden Seminar Room Multimedia Room Classroom/Expandable Activity Room Lounge/ Waiting Room Water tank room Academic Research Lab Open to below Void Void
Floor
NTS
Ground
Plan
1st Floor Plan NTS
2nd Floor Plan NTS

Rear Elevation

NTS

Front Elevation

NTS

Left Elevation

NTS

Cafeteria Interior Perspective Library Interior Perspective

Subproject: Site Revitalization for Islamic Centre

Introduction Site

The shared human experience can be viewed as a thread, entertwined and twisted around each other to form the bigger fabric of life. as we progress to the present days, we are separated by not only our difference, but our lifestyle and the hectic daily life. this new modern day paradigm birthed a modern paradox - a connected -disconnectedness.

Bersijalin look at the possibility of using tradition al games to bring back the old day paradigm, where the human experience are entwined, promoting dis covery and re-learning of the traditional way of life through architecture.

BersiJalin

Key Plan Nts Location Plan Nts
Indigenous Game Centre

Design Approach

FOrm Follow Terrains Recalling vernacular architecture centralize circulation

Ground Floor Plan NTS

NTS

Space Name

Vestibules

Temporary Exhibition Area/Lobby

Information Counter

Meeting Room

Directors Room Control Room Services Workshop

Toilet (M/F/Disabled)

Cafeteria

Prayer Room (M/F) Office Gallery

Lower Ground Floor NTS Lower Ground Floor 2
Mezanine Floor NTS No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 10 13 11

Interior Perspective

Interior Perspective

Lobby Cafe
Competition work 1
Competition work 2

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