E-Portfolio |Razan Sayedgotb 0351262 | Professional Practice

SEMESTER 07

BACHELORS OF ARTS (HONS) INTERIOR ARCHITECTUE

E-PORTFOLIO

RAZANELRASHIED

ID:0351262

ARC 62604 PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE APRIL – AUGUST 2024

ASSIGNMENT 01

LEGISLATIVE AND REGULATIVE DIMENSION OF INTERIOR DESIGN

GROUP: BP SUBMISSION + CCC

STYLESCAPE

1.2 GROUP VIDEO SCREENSHOTS

1.3 EXERCISE

UUBL (Uniform Building By Laws)

WEEK 03: DRAFT SUBMISSION

ASSIGNMENT 02 KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE

FORUM

2.1 FORUM SUMMARY 01

Topic: Future Interior Designers and Future Practices

Forum Time: 12:00PM2:00PM

Abstract: As technology advances at an unprecedented pace, many professions/jobs are becoming extinct as they are replaced by computers and machines. How can we ensure that Interior Designers remain relevant and in demand in the future? This forum will explore strategies to leverage technological innovations, enabling Designers and Architects to push boundaries and lead the industry. Also, how would the rise of AI contribute to this matter. Discuss.

2.1 FORUM SUMMARY 01

2.1 FORUM SUMMARY 02

Topic: Future Interior Designers and Future Practices

Forum Time: 12:00PM2:00PM

Abstract: A Completion and Compliance Certificate (CCC) is an essential legal document issued by the local authorities in Malaysia. It signifies that a building project has been completed according to approved plans and complies with Malaysian building codes, regulations, and safety standards. In Malaysia, it is mandatory to obtain a CCC before a property can be legally occupied. CCC confirms that a building is safe for occupation, emphasizing public safety. It also highlights the complexities and diligence involved in the application process, underlining the importance of transparency, adherence to regulations, and cooperation between developers and local authorities to ensure that structures meet the highest standards of safety and compliance. Is CCC relevant for Interior Designers? Can we submit the Building Plan (BP) and CCC to the Local Authorities? Who is the PSP? Is a CCC still valid when a renovation/alteration to the original plans are done? How will you advise your client? Expand and discuss the above in the context of Interior Design.

2.1 FORUM SUMMARY 02

2.1 FORUM SUMMARY 03

Topic: UBBL guidelines on fire safety in buildings.Forum

Time: 4:00PM-6:00PM

Abstract: Building designs comply with Malaysia's Uniform Building By-Law (UBBL) 1984, combining both passive and active fire protection systems for comprehensive safety measures. Can UBBL guidelines be further improved to address emerging challenges and advancements in fire safety? What recommendations would you propose for improving the effectiveness of UBBL guidelines in ensuring fire safety in buildings but not limiting architectural design and innovation? We must have adequate knowledge of Fire requirements for the spaces we design. Discuss in detail why Fire Safety is important for Interior Designers, and not only Architects. Discuss.