Architectural Portfolio - Degree works and previous works

AN ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO selected works 2011 - 2016

by Joanna Lim Yin 林瑩

L i ve t h e wo r l d yo u h ave b r o u g h t t o l i fe.

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林瑩 JOANNA LIM YIN An enthusiastic, highly motivated and focused individual. Have the ability to adapt to changing environment and passionate about design industry. Accept criticisms amd willingness to learn and improve design skills.

Graduated from BA (Hons) (Architecture). Involved and gained 3 years of working experience. in the architecture industry. Looking forward to expand knowledge and explore myself in master study.

CAPABILITIES:

WORKING EXPERIENCES:

LANGUAGES:

Nov 2011Jan 2012

English Mandarin Bahasa Malaysia Hokkien (dialect) Fuchow (dialect)

- Measure old GSC cinema to produce as-built drawings.

Feb 2012March 2012

AutoCAD Sketchup Pro 2014 Lumion 3D Studio Max (Mental Ray & Vray) Adobe Photoshop and InDesign Ecotect

March 2013July 2013

INTERESTS:

Oct 2013Current

Travelling; Travel to places of cultural and architectural interest within a tight budget of

ZLG Design Student Internship - Site model making - Facade design for MEASAT Astro & Lantern Hotel

SOFTWARE SKILLS:

Expand my interest through travel

GSIM Arkitek, Selangor Student Internship

ZLG Design Assistant architect - Xiao Er Memorial Park masterplan - Concept design for artist residence - Concept design for columbariums - Prepare tender documents for Silent Mentor Pentago Studio Assistant architect - Projects include private private bungalow, hotel development, master planning and residential development - Liased with clients, consultants, contractors & local authority

photography

Enjoy nature through hiking and mountain biking

EDUCATIONS: TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND DESIGN (SABD)

CONTACTS:

2010-2012

Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Architecture) Cumulative GPA of 3.00 / 4.00

+6016 3239 615 jyjona@gmail.com

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Foundation in Natural & Built Environments (FNBE) Cumulative GPA of 3.23 / 4.00

OTHER ACTIVITIES: 2010

ARCHUSTIC, XXII Architectural Workshop

Campus Activity

2012

Mural Painting at Sungai Buloh Hospital Children Play Zone

Campus Activity

2014 Furniture Design and Build Passtime

Mural Painting at Brickfields and Petaling Street

Community Work 5

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ABOUT ME 4 CONTENT PAGE 6

ACADEMIC

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A JOURNEY OF A POETRY 8

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HIKER’S CLUBHOUSE 11

03 CHALET FABRICATION FACTORY 14

04 TAR FASHION HUB 18

PRACTICE

OTHERS

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THE ENCLAVE 25

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QUINTET 35

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CHERATING RESORT 41

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RAWANG RESIDENCY 61

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PENTAGO HOUSE 67

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A FLOATING TROPICAL 74

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A JOURNEY

// programme_Poetry //location_Genting Highland // year_2011

Inspired by the poem, An Irish Airman Foresees His Death, journey of life was expressed in a long-winded linear walkway with an inception of time to appreciate the beauty of time.

Rotating timber frames of different sizes form a dynamic movement path with flexible motion. Along the path, holes are being punctualed into walls at different height to express the tough life of an airman, forming interesting shadows in the space. Viewing platforms are built at every turning point as resting point while enjoying amazing view of cliff symbolises changes of stages in life. Glass floor at the end of the walk suspends one life in the air giving a twist to the journey with reflections and inceptions.

Release

At the verge

“Bullets” Holes

Journey starts I know that I shall meet my fate Somewhere among the clouds above: Those that I fight I do not hate Those that I guard I do not love; My country is Kiltartan Cross, My countrymen Kiltartan’s poor, No likely end could bring them loss Or leave them happier than before.

Nor law, nor duty bade me fight, Nor public man, nor cheering crowds, A lonely impulse of delight Drove to this tumult in the clouds: I balanced all broght all to mind, The years to come seemed waste of breath, A waste of breath the years behind In balanced with this life, this death.

An Irish Airman Foresees His Death W.B. Yeats, 1865 - 1939

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HIKER’S CLUBHOSE

// programme_Clubhouse //location_Genting Highland // year_2010

5774 ft above sea level, Genting Highland is surrounded by natural landscape of impressive beauty and immense biodiversity. The cool climate and the thick forest makes it conducive for hikers.

Site had been selected further away from an abondoned apartment. The contour of the cut soil and the thick forest which lies opposite gave great advantage for the clubhouse to be partly hidden and be a gather point for the hikers to either start and end their journey.

The proposal minimises the further damage to the open soil. With the space quality provided, it allows building users to stay more connected to the mother nature.

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Reception Living Kitchen Bedroom Public Toilet Wash Area

SECTION A-A

ENTRANCE VIEW - sketch

Living, dining, kitchen and reception

View from higher ground

Entrance view

Wind corridor

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// programme_Fabrication Warehouse //location_Monfort // year_2011

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

MONFORT WAREHOUSE

A new warehouse for Monfort Boy’s School. Students will be utilising this warehouse for workshop training and polishing their skill. Hence, the warehouse should be design with a large space to carter all type of projects.

BAMBOO CHALET

Mattress

Entrance

Reading

Toilets

The chalet is designed to be easy to construct in the jungle. Bamboo is selected to build the chalet due to its flexibility and durability. It will be used for columns, beams and wall blinds. As for floor, timber decking will be used.

The concrete footing will be placed on site according to the contour. The bamboo columns will be buried into the footings and secure with bolts and nuts.

They will be bent and connected with the steel circular connecter to form a series of archways and spans in radial pattern. Wooden planks are then inserted in between two bamboo rafters to form the outer shell of the chalet. Walking path will be timber decks on stilts leading to each chalet. Inside the chalet, there will be raised platform for mattress and outdoor decking for reading and relax. Lastly, all partition walls will be built in bamboo for privacy of the guest.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1 Waiting area 2 Reception 3 Cafeteria 4 Kitchen 5 Kitchen Storage 6 Female Washroom 7 Male Washroom 8 Locker 9 Shower 10 Workshop 11 Chalet Display Area

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FRONT ELEVATION

AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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SECTION A-A

Discussion room Female washroom Male washroom Staff office Management office

Waiting area & Reception

Chalet display area

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SECTION B-B

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Staff & Management office

Walkway beside workshop

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TAR FASHION HUB

// programme_Fashion hub //location_Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur // year_2012

A urban infill which empower the living textile community. Located in the center of Kuala Lumpur, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman is a well-known bustling textile district for locals.

As textile wholesale dealers often purchase processed textile from different manufacturer, buyers oftern only visit Jalan TAR to chose and purchase textile when necessary.

Hence, TAR fashion hub aims to educate and promote the art of textile making and fashion making. It will provide a platform for manufacturers, importers and exporters, facilitating economic growth.

It aims to connect education with industry and connect emerging designers and manufacturers with distributors by having trade-to-trade zone, allowing buyers to visit and fostering a culture of professionalism and commerce.

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PROGRAMME

LEARN & DO

The learning centre should allows students to have full involvement in every process. Local manufacturers and designers are encourage to challenge the student’s creativity.

By the end of the classes, fashion students should be equiped with not only skill but established as a fashion designers.

SHOW

The hub should have an indoor-outdoor venue which allow events like fashion shows and pop-up market to hold.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

A trade-to-trade area which allows students to connect and exchange ideas with manufacturers, designers and buyers.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

SELL

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THE ENCLAVE

// programme_Residential //location_Skudai, Johor Bahru // year_2013 - current // involvement_Design Development _Building Plan Submission _Tender Stage _Construction Stage

Developed by Pulai Springs Resort Berhad, The Enclave is offering luxury resort-style living with its serene manicured trees and landscape. 34 units of semi-detached homes and bungalows with 7 design options to suit every individual tastes and personal requirements.

Each homes and bungalows are designed with dual roof concept and double layer brick system to create cooler, more energy-efficient living space.

What is the good of your stars and trees, your sunrise and wind,

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THE ENCLAVE - Aerial perspective

Type B Show unit render perspective

SPECIFICATION 20mm CAVITY THK. CEMENT RENDER 70mm WITH PLASTER & PAINT 1mm THK. G.I WALL TIE TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL CEILING FINISH LEVEL

300mm (H) 0.3mm THK. G.I SHEET FLASHING TO BE APPROVED BY ARCHITECT 15mm HEIGHT WEEP HOLE AT EVERY 900mm INTERVAL 250mm X 100mm X 10mm THK. MS LINTEL TO BE PAINTED WITH DARK GREY PAINT REFER TO ENGR'S SPECIFICATION 20mm THK. CEMENT RENDER WITH PLASTER & PAINT

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WINDOW REFER TO WINDOW SCHEDULE 200mm X 200mm X 20mm THK. TERRACOTTA TILE SILL TO BE SELECTED BY ARCHITECT

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300mm (H) 0.3mm THK. G.I SHEET FLASHING TO BE APPROVED BY ARCHITECT 215mm x 100mm x 67mm THK. WIRECUT FINISH FACING BRICK CLADDING ON EXTERNAL SIDE 1mm THK. G.I WALL TIE TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL 1mm THK. G.I WALL TIE TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL WINDOW REFER TO 300mm (H)SCHEDULE 0.3mm THK. G.I WINDOW SHEET FLASHING TO BE APPROVED

BY ARCHITECT 200mm X 200mm X 20mm THK.

TERRACOTTA TILE SILL TO BE SELECTED BY ARCHITECT 15mm HEIGHT WEEP HOLE AT EVERY (H) 900mm INTERVAL 300mm 0.3mm THK. G.I SHEET FLASHING TO BE APPROVED BY ARCHITECT RC COPPING SCREED TO FALL 215mm x 100mm x 67mm THK. WIRECUT FINISH FACING BRICK WATERPROOFING CLADDING ON EXTERNAL SIDE - 1 COAT OF GREENSEAL 5000 1mm THK. G.I WALL TIE TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL

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1mm THK. G.I WALL TIE TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL 300mm (H) 0.3mm THK. G.I SHEET FLASHING TO BE APPROVED BY ARCHITECT 15mm HEIGHT WEEP HOLE AT EVERY 900mm INTERVAL

Construction Detail - Partial detail Type B Show unit renderWall perspective RC COPPING SCREED TO FALL

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250mm X 100mm X 10mm THK. MS LINTEL WITH BLACK STEEL PAINT TO BE SELECTED BY ARCHITECT 20mm THK. CEMENT RENDER WITH INTERNAL PAINT PT-1 1 COAT BASECOAT SEALER AND 2 FINISHING COATS OF JOTASTRAX FRESH MINT (6023)

20mm THK. CEMENT RENDER WITH EXTERNAL PAINT PT-2 1 COAT JOTASHIELD PRIMER AND 2 FINISHING COATS OF JOTASHIELD TIMELESS (1024) 1mm THK. G.I WALL TIE TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL

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20mm THK. CEMENT RENDER WITH PLASTER & PAINT ALUMINIUM WINDOW REFER TO WINDOW SCHEDULE 200mm X 200mm X 20mm THK. TERRACOTTA TILE SILL TO BE SELECTED BY ARCHITECT 215mm x 100mm x 67mm THK. WIRECUT FINISH FACING BRICK STRETCHER BOND ARRANGEMENT

15mm HEIGHT WEEP HOLE AT EVERY 900mm INTERVAL

Construction Detail - Axonometric double brick wall detail

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Construction photo - Double brick laying

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- LYSAGHT KLIP-LOK OPTIMA 0.48mm BMT IN CLEAN COLORBOND STEEL WITH ACCESORANES - C15015 ZINC COATED 'C' PURLIN AT 1200mm INTERVAL - 150mm DEPTH M.S UNIVERSAL BEAM REFER TO C & S SPECIFICATION - JOTUN GARDEX BLACK PAINT TO ARCHITECT APPROVAL ON EXPOSED STEEL STRUCTURES

BEAM LEVEL FFL. +43.80 100

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- LYSAGHT SPANDEK OPTIMA 0.42mm BMT ZINCULAME STEEL - 1.5mm THK BITUMEN FELT - 50mm THK. ROCKWOOL B-40 - 6mm THK PRIMAFLEX CEMBOARD - 75mm DEPTH ZINC COATED CEE PURLIN - LIGHT GAUGE STEEL TRUSS SYSTEM REFER TO SPECIALIST DETAIL

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TERACOTTA TILED WINDOW SILL TO BE SELECTED BY ARCHITECT 2800

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13mm THK. PLASTER BOARD CEILING WITH 2 FINISHING COATS JOTAPLAST WHITE (000)

215mm x 100mm x 67mm THK. WIRECUT FINISH FACING BRICK CLADDING ON EXTERNAL SIDE

1mm THK. G.I WALL TIES AT 900mm (horizontal) x 450mm (vertical) INTERVAL

SECOND FLOOR LEVEL FFL. +40.40

MASTER SUITE FFL. +40.40

215mm x 100mm x 67mm THK. WIRECUT FINISH FACING BRICK CLADDING ON EXTERNAL SIDE

13mm THK. PLASTER BOARD CEILING WITH 2 FINISHING COATS JOTAPLAST WHITE (000) 110mm THK. CLAY BRICKWALL WITH 20mm THK. CEMENT PLASTER ON INTERNAL SIDE

Construction detail - Roof Detail

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Front Elevation - show unit & mockup unit

Railing Detail

Master Ensuite

Bedroom 3

Aluminium Louvers Detail

Entry landscpae

Show unit - Dining area overlooking show kitchen and living room

THE QUINTET

// programme_Bungalow //location_Gita Bayu, Seri Kembangan // year_2013 - current // involvement_On-site Construction //_special award_Qlassic - 88%

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A house is a machine for living in.

A home should be the teasure chest of living.

photo by MK. Phang

SPACE PLANNING Inside out.

Why can’t we have the luxury of a resort villa in our own home when all you need is a little twist in space planning?

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photo by MK. Phang

DESIGN & AESTHETIC Eliminating the unecessary decoration of claddings and presenting the house as it is and allows hidden germs surprises you from every corner of the house.

THE JOURNEY

all photos by MK. Phang

A journey through the house.

From the moment you push open the main gate, opening up to a internal green space, walking through the foyer heading to the kitchen to grab a glass of water after a long day of working. Hearing the laughters from upstairs where kids and parents were laughing and sharing their day with each other.

During family occasion, semi open dining hall and dry kitchen allow you to house guests and promote informal conversations. Masters bedroom is located at the front for security of the family. With a private pool place at the second floor of the house, it enables family members to enjoy such luxury uninter39

IMPIANA CHERATING RESORT

// programme_Hotel Development //location_Cherating, Kuantan // year_2013 - current // involvement_Masterplan _Development Order Submission _Design Development _BP Documentation _Tender Documentation

Cherating, a beach town in Pahang, located about 47km north of Kuantan situated at the east coast of Malaysia.

Impiana Resort is a 3 star hotel located 32km from Kuantan, blessed with the beautiful beach. Undergoing a full redevopment, Impiana will be transformed into Impiana Private Villas and Resort Cherating Beach with 257 units service suites, 11 units of beach villas and 70 units of village villas, providing its hotel guests a whole new experience in the resort while dwelling in for holiday and vacations.

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Phase 2

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Overall masterplan 43

Driveway from main gate

View towards reception building

Existing hotel blocks

View towards the beach

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front of house

buffer & way finding

buggy passage

villas and service suites

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Gym

Ground floor plan

Bar Spa RECEPTION BUILDING Driving from main gate along a two way street ushered by series of buffer trees, guests will be greeted by lush greens which are planted in grid form before arriving at drop off pavilion of reception building.

Serving to greet arrival guests, reception building addresses its guest with it’s enormous scale for a ceremonial welcome. Guests will be ushered to the front of house for individual check-in or group check-in. An internal feature pond is placed at the center of reception building with passage way around its perimeter connecting to retail, front of house administration office, spa lounge, swasana spa, gym and bar.

Front Elevation

Check-in

Front of House Administration Group check-in

Retail Guest arrival

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SERVICE SUITE Service suites are planned to overlook the sea, enabling most of the rooms to enjoy the beautiful beach and east coast of Malaysia.

3 SERVICE MASS Block A - 9 storeys Block B - 11 storeys Block C - 9 storeys

TIERS Seperating service mass into 2 tiers. 4 storeys heavy tiers as base and lighter tiers on top.

Tiers above were push inward for lighter massing.Angled balcony were attached to each unit at the lower tiers.

Seperation of Block C for fire escape. Day beds were attached to corner units.

There are 3 blocks of service suites, each varies from 9 storeys to 11 storeys with a total of 257 units of rooms, 293 keys above 2 levels of car parking.

Service suites is designed in 2 tiers. Lower tiers are designed as heavy base with their individual protruding and angled balcony; while tiers above have lighter design without protruding and angled balcony.

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ALL DAY DINING A hotel facility building which serve 3 meals to 300 pax hotel guests and provides other beach facilities, for example infinity pool, children wading pool and pool bar.

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3 Bedrooms Beach Villa

BEACH VILLAS Unlike village villas, beach villas are set in bigger context for more luxurious enjoyment.

There are in total 8 units of beach villas in +4, +5 and +6 level. Villas are set in different level so that guests can enjoy unobstructed view from their unit while enjoying sunset on their private pool deck.

For beach villa, each rooms have their different pavilions. Living and dining room which is placed in the center of villa has a pavilion which span horizontally, where 2 bedrooms on each side have pavilion which is placed perpendicular to the center pavilion.

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2 Bedrooms Village Villa

VILLAGE VILLAS Apart from beach villas and service suites, guests may also expeirnece resort living in malay kampung context.

70 units of village villas are carefully planned to ensure guests to have unique experience within their halaman. There are 5 villages in total. Each villages are interconnected to allow guest a total freedom to explore the villages.

Guests will be sent to their individual villas after registration and check-in by hotel buggy. Thus, village pathway is 2m wide. Lush greeneries are planted internally and externally to avoid concrete jungle experience.

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RAWANG

// programme_Mix development //location_Rawang // year_2013 - current // involvement_Masterplan _Development Order Submission _Design Development

Developed by PPC & Glomac, this 39.08 Acres mix development consist of 267 units of terrace houses, 178 units of Rumah Selangorku and 43 units of shophouses.

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SHOP HOUSES

TERRACE HOUSE TYPE B

TERRACE HOUSE TYPE A

RUMAH SELANGORKU

Proposed Road Level

Countour Analysis 63

Site Section 1

Site Section 2

Site Section 3

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Terrace HouseType A - perspective render

Ground floor plan

First floor plan 65

Terrace HouseType B - perspective render

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Second floor plan

PENTAGO HOUSE

// programme_Studio Office //location_Kampung Attap // year_2015 // involvement_Design Development _Construction Stage

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THE PENTAGO HOUSE

The Pentago House is a renovation project for the team. The task is to preserve its essence and to rejuvenate two 100-year old chinese shophouses which was bought while it was in a state of being abandoned and damaged, then transformed into a studio office to accomodate 60 staffs.

Roof

Peranakan (also known as indigenious) roof tiles are source from every states in the Peninsular to reconstruct the roof. Since the peranakan roof tiles are distinctive from the modern ones, a new installation method is introduced for its steepness.

WORK Mezannine Floor

The distinct yet useful quality of high-pitch pointed of the shophouses allow the creation of a mezzanine level to maximise the space internally.

WORK

First floor slab

Due to years of abandonment, it has left this space with rotten timber strips which is not usable nor recycled. These damaged timber strips are removed and sold while existing timber trusses reused for the roof rafters. A mew RC (reinforced concrete) composite floor was then installed.

WORK

Arch Opening

The load-bearing wall are hacked for 5 arch openings to establish full internal access between two shophouses.

Structure

The hacking of rch openings creates vibration issue.

Consequently, the strength of load bearing walls are weakened. In order to address this matter, a universal beam structure frame is installed internally for both storeys.

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An artistic quality implemented where the old mural wall is wahsed and cleaned then repainted.

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Most of the exisiting window panels are damaged, they are replaced with new hard wood timber (Balau) to imitate the original design.

Window panels that are still useable are cleaned before installing them at the reception wall.

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GREET The reception area is an office space where visitors are greeted. It has a welcoming and warm ambience, whilst portrays the company’s corporate image.

“Rejuvenation” is the hollistic idea about the project. Existing window timber panels and timber door frames are chosen to be installed behind the reception desk as the feature wall.

WINDOW PANELS Type 1 500mm X 1450mm

Type 2 500mm X 1450mm

Type 3 650mm X 18000mm

Type 4 650mm X 2050mm

INSTALLING METHOD Timber panels are carefully arranged as lego bricks to avoid them overlapping. They are arranged in different depth to achieve an interesting surface and texture.

DOOR FRAMES

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MEET The meeting room is a space that allos discussion and to brain storm ideas between people.

The concept is to design a semi-private meeting room where it encourages people to be more foccussed and uninterrupted.

Thus, the brick wall is deisnged in a way that prootes fluidity and movement in different angles when viewed at different direction.

Two different brick layouts are designed in a way that it creates an optic illusion as if they roate to form a wave-like and movable curtain wall.

Hollow spaces between each brick arrangement allows visual connectivity between inside and the outside. The curtain wall is tied to the second layer louvred glass window to maintain its strength and stability.

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STORAGE The storage space is an issue for the studio as both the landscape and architecture team shareds the same space. Often times the drawings and documents for past projects are not organized due to lack of storage space for both teams. A solution for this is then to design an installation that works as a storage rack as well.

By reusing leftover reabar, a full height shelving frames is welded in place to the bottom of the composite slab of the first floor.

A plywood shelf box is created in a 800mm x 400mm module and randomly positioned on the shelf as shown in the photo taken.

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BATTER SEA PUBLIC REALM COMPETITION

// programme_Landscape //location_Battersea, London // year_2014

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photo by R. Butler

VISION Our vision is to promote the best of malaysia: innovation, diversity, resilience, balance, partnership

MISSION To create a space for people. a space that surprises, tantalises, and challenges, showcasing the essence of malaysia. design in harmony, a symbiotic relationship between rainforest and the city.

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CANOPY OF LIGHT

14 lines follow he 14 stripes on the national flag, which represent all the states of malaysia. This in turn, is expressed in the 14 glass pillars of malaysia square.

The lines then branch out to form the hands of partnership between our two nations. These hands, like the trees of the rainforest, support then canopy above. A canopywhich unites us all under one roof, one people partners in property. The green prism is symbolic of the unique biodiversity of the malysian tropical rainforest.

While the blue prism represents glass as the key element of the design. A material, born through a process transformation, just as the malaysian people have. An ephemeral and transparent material, glass allows the sunlight to flow through the structure, giving the gift of life through energy.

And energy becomes a central theme, as malaysia square becomes the transition space between elevtric avenue and the battersea power station.

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1. Electric avenue viewing deck 2. Cafe 3. Pedestrian link 4. Feature ceiling 5. Retail destinations 6. LED Digital text signage 7. Steps and seating terrace 8. Bio-fuel sculpture pond 9. Existing emergency vehicle access 10. Steel framed glass structure 11. Suspended and floating tropical garden within controlled environment 12. Building proposal by architects 13. Feature paving 14. Electric avenue 79

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BETTER STREET MURAL

//location_La Selle, Brickfields // year_2014

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ALL 1

WALL 4

KNOWLEDGE IS POWER BULLS OF ROADS

WALL 3

WALL 5

STARTS WITH YOU

A Global Shapers KL Hub Initiative

PROPOSED MURAL FOR WALL 3

WALL 2

WALL 3

WALL 4

THE HUNDRED QUARTERS

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WALL 2

STARTS WITH YOU

A Global Shapers KL Hub Initiative

PROPOSED MURAL FOR WALL 4

WALL 2

WALL 3

WALL 4

Special thanks to:

Rejuvenating the City Together

Rukun Tetangga logo

One thing that matters: Community

Special thanks to kids from StART Society

WALL 5

THE ORIGIN OF BRICK-FIELDS

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PROPOSED MURAL FOR WALL 2

Special thanks to:

Rejuvenating the City Together

Rukun Tetangga logo

One thing that matters: Community

Special thanks to kids from StART Society

WALL 5

STARTS WITH YOU

A Global Shapers KL Hub Initiative

Special thanks to:

Rejuvenating the City Together

Rukun Tetangga logo

One thing that matters: Community

In conjunction with “Better Street” programme by Global Shapers Kuala Lumpur Hub, Color Malaysia has been chosen as design partner to paint 4 pieces of wall at Sekolah Kebangsaan La Selle 2 Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur.

Special thanks to kids from StART Society

Located at the central of Kuala Lumpur, it is next t one of the busiest street. The school had their walls repainted and decorated. 4 walls that are near the busy juntion are selcted for an uplift with mural paintings. Each walls has different theme to convey different meaningful messages to the passer-bys and

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