Diploma architecture design studio 3 portfolio

PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO III

MANDY LAI PING JIE 1001747604 AD 614 ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO III LECTURERS: MS.SUKHJIT SIDHU , MR.MUNZIR

ABOUT ME ...

MANDY LAI PING JIE BORN ON 04-09-1998 21 YEARS OLD DIPLOMA IN ARCHITECTURE STUDIES CONTACT NO. : 012-857-7168 mandylai98@gmail.com I am willing to learn and enjoy the process of trying out new thing in life .Never give up ,although it is not that easy .

Favourite quotes : Enjoy the journey and try to get better every day.

And don't lose the passion and the love for what you do.

CONTENTS

PROJECT 1SITE ANALYSIS

PROJECT 2CASE STUDY

PROJECT 3ART GALLERY

SITE MODEL -

TASK 1-

TASK 1 -

NATURAL PHYSICAL&

LOCAL CASE STUDIES

DESIGN INTENTION +

MANMADE FEATURES

TASK 2-

STAR MATERIAL CASE STUDIES

LOCAL CASE STUDIES VS

TASK 2-

INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES

DESIGN RESPONSE

TASK 3-

TASK 3 -

TYPES OF EXHIBITIONS &

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ARTISTS

TASK 4FINAL PRESENTATION

PROJECT 1- SITE ANALYSIS SITE MODEL NATURAL PHYSICAL& MANMADE FEATURES GROUP 4 NATURAL PHYSICAL & MANMADE FEATURES a. Topographic contours with major topographic features such as high points, low points, ridges and valleys, slopes and flat areas. b. Drainage patterns on the site including directions of surface drainage (perpendicular to contours),major and minor arteries of water collection (ditches, arroyos, riverbeds, creeks, etc.), major drainage patterns onto the site from adjacent property and from the site onto adjacent property and any neighbourhood water-related patterns such as viaduct systems or storm sewers. c. Existing natural features on the site and their value in terms of preservation and reinforcement versus alteration or removal. This would also include opinions regarding permanency in terms of difficulty or expense to remove features. On site features might include trees (type and size), ground cover of trees, rock outcroppings, ground surface texture, holes or ditches, mounds, on site water (pools, ponds, lakes, rivers) and stable or unstable areas of the site (site scars versus virgin areas). d. Type of soil at different levels below surface and bearing capacity of the soil.

Soil ty. p. e distribution over site area. e. Location and type of walls, retaining walls or fences. f. Location and size of curb cuts, power poles, fire hydrants or bus stop shelters. g. Street lighting patterns.

PROJECT 1- SITE ANALYSIS

SITE ANALYSIS MODEL

PROJECT 2- CASE STUDY TASK 1 - LOCAL CASE STUDY

TASK 2 - INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES

PROJECT 2- CASE STUDY TASK 3- TYPES OF EXHIBITIONS & ARTISTS SCULPTURE

DIGITAL ART

PAINTING

PROJECT 3- ART GALLERY TASK 1 DESIGN INTENTION + STAR MATERIAL CASE STUDIES TASK 2DESIGN RESPONSE TASK 3 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

TASK 4FINAL PRESENTATION

PROJECT 3- ART GALLERY

NATURAL LIGHTING

TASK 1- DESIGN INTENTION +

STAR MATERIAL CASE STUDIES

DESIGN INTENTION 1- SITE LIGHT

EXTERIOR HOTTEST AREA

TREE SHADED AREA

AREA THAT SUITABLE TO USE

NOT ONLY PROVIDE SHADED , CAN ALSO BE AN ART INSTALLATION

AREA USED (BUILDING)

DESIGN INTENTION 2- BUILDING TYPOLOGY ONE WAY CIRCULATION

SMALL EXHIBITION AREA STAIRCASE TO UPPER EXHIBITION AREA OFFICE COUNTER LOBBY ENTRANCE

ZONNING

OBLIQUE APPROACH

CIRCULATION

- ALLOW VISITORS TO ACCESS IN ONE WAY AND EXPERIENCE THE DIFFERENT FEELING IN ART GALLERY

DESIGN INTENTION 3- BUILDING PROGRAMME

STAR MATERIAL CASE STUDIES- WOOD

PROJECT 3- ART GALLERY TASK 2- DESIGN RESPONSE DESIGN RESPONSE VIGNETTES

SPACE PLANNING

TASK 2- DESIGN RESPONSE ERGONOMICS + SCHEDULE OF AREA

TASK 2- DESIGN RESPONSE

ERGONOMICS

GALLERY

TASK 2- DESIGN RESPONSE

QUALITY OF SPACE

WALKWAY

PROJECT 3- ART GALLERY TASK 3- DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DESIGN SKETCHES

PROJECT 3- ART GALLERY TASK 4- FINAL DESIGN

CROSSING

THE DESIGN INTENTION OF THE ART GALLERY FOCUS ON CREATING DIFFERENT SPACE & HEIGHT IN THE AREA ACCORDING TO THE NEEDS OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF ART EXHIBITION.DIFFERENT EXHIBITION NEED DIFFERENT VOLUME.THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF THE SITE IS MAINLY FOCUS ON PROVIDING A SPACE FOR OUTDOOR EXHIBITION AND AREA FOR PEOPLE TO REWIND, THEREFORE IT IS DESIGN AS PARK TOO.THE CROSSING WALKWAY FOLLOW THE LANGUAGE OF BUILDING ARRANGEMENT .

SITE PLAN

PERSPECTIVES

FINAL PRESENTATION BOARD

FINAL MODEL