Integrated Architecture Design Studio 6 (Unit A) Portfolio

AR 718 INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 6 (UNIT A)

PORT FOLIO

INTRODUCTION

PROJECT 3 28-47

Adaptive Reuse

PON JING THUNG

STUDENT

IPOH PERAK

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE (HONS)

UCSI UNIVERSITY, KL

SEMESTER 6 (JAN-MAY)

AR718 INTEGRATED ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 6

TUTOR: IDr Yusoff Zainal Abidin

CONTACT

(+60) 12-5508095

jackyponjt65@gmail com

EDUCATION

SJK(C) SAM TET (Primary)

POI LAM HIGH SCHOOL (SUWA) (Secondary)

UCSI UNIVERSITY (University)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Site Supervisor (CHOONG NAM FATHER & SONS CONSTRUCTION SDN BHD ) 08/2020 - 10/2020

Site Supervisor (ZHAN FUNG BUILDERS SDN BHD ) 11/2020 - 01/2021

Site Supervisor (Intern) (CHOONG NAM FATHER & SONS CONSTRUCTION SDN BHD.) 12/2021 - 06/2022

PROJECT 1 ELEMENTAL OF BANGKOK

MEANING BEHIND SYMBOL OF THAI THERAVADA

Building & Dwelling by Richard Sennett

Importance of understanding human experience within the built environment

"Open cities" versus "closed cities" concept

Open cities characterized by porous boundaries, diverse communities and flexible structures

Closed cities marked by rigid divisions homogeneous enclaves, and fortified spaces

Architects should design spaces fostering connectivity, diversity, and inclusivity

Successful architectural interventions contribute to the social fabric of cities

Designs should promote interaction, collaboration and a sense of belonging

Architects should prioritize well-being and empowerment of inhabitants

Alienation and Isolation: Sennett explores how certain urban designs can contribute to feelings of alienation and isolation among residents For example he critiques the prevalence of gated communities and sterile, privatized spaces that prioritize exclusivity over community interaction.

The Role of Public Space: Sennett highlights the significance of public space as a vital component of urban life He discusses how well-designed public spaces can serve as forums for social interaction, cultural exchange, and collective activities, fostering a sense of belonging and shared ownership among diverse communities

Historical Perspectives: Drawing on historical examples Sennett examines how different societies have approached the design and organization of cities throughout the ages. He reflects on the lessons that can be learned from past successes and failures in urban planning, emphasizing the importance of context-specific approaches.

The Need for Collaboration Sennett emphasizes the importance of collaborative and participatory approaches to urban planning and design. He argues that involving residents in decision-making processes can lead to more responsive, contextually appropriate solutions that address the diverse needs and aspirations of urban populations

EIGHTFOLD PATH

Right View An accurate understanding of the nature of things, specifically the Four Noble Truths

Right Intention Avoiding thoughts of attachment, hatred and harmful intent

Right Speech: Refraining from physical misdeeds such as lying divisive speech, harsh speech and senseless speech

Right Action: Refraining from physical misdeeds such as killing stealing, and sexual misconduct.

Right Livelihood: Avoiding trades that directly or indirectly harm others, such as selling slaves weapons, animals for slaughter intoxicants or poisons

Right Effort Abandoning negative states of mind that have already arisen, preventing negative states that have yet to arise, and sustaining positive states that have already arisen

Right Mindfulness Awareness of body, feelings, thought and phenomena (the constituents of the existing world)

Right Concentration Single-mindedness

FOUR NOBLE TRUTH

The truth of suffering (dukkha) All beings experience pain and misery during their lifetime Birth, old age sickness, death, sorrow grief, anxiety, contact with the unpleasant, separating from the pleasant and not getting what one wants are all forms of suffering.

The truth of the cause of suffering (samudaya) The origin of pain and misery is due to a specific cause: desire It is the desire for pleasures, existence and non-existence that leads to rebirth, accompanied by pleasure and passion

The truth of the cessation of suffering (nirodha): The cessation of pain and misery can be achieved by complete non-passion and cessation of desire, with its abandonment, renunciation liberation, and detachment from it

The truth of the path leading to the cessation of suffering (magga): The method we must follow to stop pain and misery is that of the noble Eightfold Path. The Eightfold Path consists of right view, right intention right speech right action, right livelihood, right effort right mindfulness, and right concentration.

Theravada Buddhism is around the notion of breaking the cycle of Samsara (escaping reincarnation).

PROJECT 2

CONTEXTUAL + STRATEGIES

PROJECT 2A - RESEARCH & SITE MODEL

SITE MODEL

PROJECT 2

CONTEXTUAL

+ STRATEGIES

PROJECT 2B - URBAN STRATEGIES: BEHAVIOUR BUILDING STRATEGIES

URBAN STRATEGIERS: BEHAVIOUR

The project is research about the behavior & rhythm of people in different area More toward to the center, the behavior of the people changes quickly and the living and walking rhythm of people become faster

INTERVENTION

The interventions I proposed at here is to slow down the rhythm of people and keep their mood nice

COLOUR MAPPING

LAYER OF URBAN PLANNING

BUILDING MORPHOLOGY

MOBILITY OF THE AREA

CANAL

THE RECONSTRUCTION OF CANALS ENHANCED WITH DYNAMIC WATER FEATURES INCLUDING ELEGANT WATER FOUNTAINS, REFRESHING WATER MIST INSTALLATIONS, AND EFFICIENT WATER FILTRATION SYSTEMS THIS AMBITIOUS ENDEAVOR SEEKS TO REIMAGINE THESE HISTORIC ARTERIES AS VIBRANT FOCAL POINTS WITHIN THE CITYSCAPE, SEAMLESSLY BLENDING FUNCTIONALITY WITH AESTHETICS BY INTEGRATING CAPTIVATING WATER ELEMENTS, SUCH AS GRACEFULLY CASCADING FOUNTAINS AND INVIGORATING MISTING STATIONS, ALONGSIDE STATE-OF-THE-ART FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY, THIS PROJECT ENDEAVORS TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE AND ENGAGING ENVIRONMENT FOR BOTH RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ALIKE. GET READY TO REDISCOVER THE CHARM OF URBAN WATERWAYS AS THEY EVOLVE INTO INVITING SPACES THAT REFRESH THE SENSES PROMOTE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, AND INSPIRE A DEEPER APPRECIATION FOR THE BEAUTY OF AQUATIC LANDSCAPES.

STREET VIEW

A REVITALIZED STREET VIEW EXPERIENCE THAT SEAMLESSLY INTEGRATES ART INSTALLATIONS, INVITING SEATING AREAS, AND LUSH GREENERY THIS TRANSFORMATIVE INITIATIVE AIMS TO ENRICH THE PEDESTRIAN ENVIRONMENT, FOSTERING A SENSE OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT AND AESTHETIC APPRECIATION WITHIN BUSTLING CITY STREETS. BY INFUSING ARTISTIC FLAIR INTO THE URBAN FABRIC AND PROVIDING COMFORTABLE SEATING AMIDST VIBRANT FOLIAGE, THIS PROJECT ENDEAVORS TO ELEVATE THE AMBIANCE, ENCOURAGE SOCIAL INTERACTION, AND PROMOTE A MORE HARMONIOUS COEXISTENCE BETWEEN CITY DWELLERS AND THEIR SURROUNDINGS GET READY TO EMBARK ON A JOURNEY WHERE EVERY STREET CORNER BECOMES A CANVAS FOR CREATIVITY, EVERY BENCH A SANCTUARY FOR REFLECTION AND EVERY PLANT A BREATH OF FRESH AIR AMIDST THE URBAN HUSTLE AND BUSTLE.

BUILDING STRATEGIERS

Main Program (Wellness Retreat Centre)

PROPOSAL 1

PROJECT 3

CONTEXTUAL + STRATEGIES

SERENITY HAVEN: FULSION WELLNESS

DESIGN CONCEPT

The main program of this project was wellness center mainly provide massage and spa services The project also endowed with more and more interesting functions such as gym room, yoga room and food and beverage area The sub-program was hotels, start-up office and academy of massage.

CASE STUDY

Monterrey Housing / ELEMENTAL (Social Housing)

Given back to the local who stay at the reclaimed area.

Goose Living / SIM Studio Study about the facade system

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN

"Incorporating a green facade in a wellness retreat center not only enhances the architectural aesthetics with vibrant foliage but also promotes biophilic design fostering a tranquil atmosphere that reconnects guests with nature and promotes well-being"

ATRIUM WITH SKYLIGHT

Experience the serenity of natural light and enhanced well-being with the Atriums Skylight, a transformative architectural feature flooding spaces with sunlight and promoting comfort

KINETIC FACADE DRIVEN BY AIR

Implementing a kinetic facade driven by wind at a wellness retreat center offers not only a captivating visual experience but also enhances natural ventilation and lighting promoting a harmonious environment conducive to relaxation and rejuvenation

GREEN FACADE

FACADE SYSTEM

KINETIC FACADE DRIVEN BY WIND

Implementing a kinetic facade driven by wind at a wellness retreat center offers not only a captivating visual experience but also enhances natural ventilation and lighting, promoting a harmonious environment conducive to relaxation and rejuvenation

GREEN FACADE

"Incorporating a green facade in a wellness retreat center not only enhances the architectural aesthetics with vibrant foliage but also promotes biophilic design, fostering a tranquil atmosphere that reconnects guests with nature and promotes well-being"

EXPLODED

SECTIONAL DETAILS

FOOT MASSAGE FLOOR

FREC & START-UP BUILDING

FOOD & BEVERAGE FLOOR

HOTEL BALCONY

HOTEL WALKWAY