2023 ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO (SELECTED WORK)

MR. PHALLY CHHAY (RYAN) MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE

EMAIL:CPLARCHITECT@GMAIL.COM https://www.linkedin.com/in/ phally-ryan-chhay-948321171/

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORK (2014) TILL NOW

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THIS PORTFOLIO ALSO INCLUDES RESEARCH STUDY IN MY BACHELOR DEGREE (2014), WORKING EXPERIENCES IN CAMBODIA (2017-2019), MY MASTER DEGREE (2019-2021) AND MY WORKING EXPERIENCES IN AUSTRALIA TILL NOW

CERTIFICATES: Introduction to Urban Design Course (Excellent Pass) Universal Design in Architecture (Workshop by Agile) SOFTWARE SKILLS: Autocad 2D Rihnoceros Sketch up + Vray Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Office 123D Design (3D fabrication) Lumion

TABLE OF CONTENTS: I. GRAND MANSION

V. THAI FOREST CAFE

IX. NEW ROXBURGH

P1-2

P9-10

P23-24

II. RESORT 2 THNU

VI. DANIEL’S DONUT MANUFACTURING PLANT

X. GEELONG NEW MARKET

WORKING EXPERIENCES:

MR. PHALLY CHHAY (RYAN) M. Arch.

REGISTEREED ARCHITECT IN CAMBODIA (2017) "Architecture is not just about making things beautiful but also functional within their local context and culture"

Architectural Graduate June 2021 - Sept 2021 Brandon Industries Daniel Donut Manufacturing Plant Glick Bakery Factory Caufield Bowling Club Commercial Kitchen Lower Templetowe Childcare Commercial Kitchen Aug 2017 - Aug 2019

Architectural Graduate Architect Design Intelligence(ADi) Design 5 hectare Colonial Grand Mansion Design three star hotel near the beach Design Bungalow Resort near the beach

Aug 2014 - Aug 2016

Architect Trainee Architect Design Intelligence(ADi) Design the interior of Sunwah showroom Draw some plans of Baha’i House of Worship

QUALIFICATIONS: 2021: MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE AT SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 2019: REGISTERED ARCHITECT IN CAMBODIA 2017: BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE & URBAN

19- 29 Dec 2016

Volunteer Toulouse University, France Restore the Nat Market in Battambang and propose new design ideas to improve it

11- 13 Jan 2016

Volunteer University of Chiang Mai, Thailand Analyze the abandoned former Pastuer building(by Mr. Vann Molyvann) and Propose

AT ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF FINE ARTS (RUFA) 2014: BACHELOR OF ENGLISH EDUCATION (TEFL)

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P3-4 P11-12

III. RESORT 2 KAMPI

VII. LOWER TEMPLESTOWE CHILDCARE

P5-6

XIII. OTHER PROJECTS

P25-36

XI. INTERNATIONAL TRAIN TERMINAL

P45

P37-40 P13-14

IV. SUNWAH INTERIOR SHOWROOM

VIII. THE SWIRL PAVILLION

XII. DIGITAL SKETCHING & IDEATION

P7-8

P15-22

P41-42

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+2.80

+2.80

Architecture Design Intelligence

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Architecture Interiors Landscape

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4500

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Construction 2900

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NORTH

810-P

ELEV.01

4880

8400

-0.06

3450

1600

3150

5500

5450

MAN QUATER B001 ---

UP

C3

-2.00

2500

STA. 15

WATER CANAL

4800

4800

... ...

B1 ... ... ... ... ...

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DESCRIPTION

DIMENSION

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1

SINK UNIT DRY CLEANING MACHINES CLOTHES SHELVES DETEGENT SHELVES FLOOR DRAIN WITH GULLY SHELVING WITH WHEELS VERTICAL CUPBOARD CLOTHES RAIL MOBILE TABLE ELECTRIC IRONER ROLLER IRON BOARD SEWING MACHINES TUMBLE DRYERS HYDRO EXTRACTORS WASHER EXTRACTORS

700x1400x900 1300X1400X2100 1200x600 1200x600 340X340X250

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CB

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE_ 1:150

Sheet

A-1.102

1

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE_ 1:150

6500 1900 3400

BED RM.04 MHF204 ---

JNT. RM. MHF209 ---

A7

A6 A5 A4

+8.23

A3

K

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A1

STA.11

C4

GUEST RM.01 AF110 ---

B3

A-1.103

C3

GYM BF112 ---

Pro. Director:TANG B2 SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Drawn By:CHHAY PHALLY(BA. Arch.)

Checked by:CHHORVY KHAT(M. Arch.)

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No. Rev. Date 1 2

WATER CANAL

6000

DN

+8.23

Key plan

C1

6000

ELEV.01

CORRIDOR 02

STA.02

C

A15

2900

1900 1600 3400

2900

1350 4580 5300 2600 3040

SAUNA 1

8

STA.10

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT BA

STA.03

GUEST RM.02 AF111 ---

C2

YOGA STA.10

WATER CANAL 6000

2500

2500

6000

8500

BA

8500

BB

BC

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CC

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

Grand Mansion is a 5 hectare project with Cambodian French Colonial Modern project situated in Preah Ho, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.

Projects consist of: - Main House (8 bedrooms) - House for Guest (2 bedrooms) - Facitliy (Gym, Sauna, Steam) - Underground Parking 12 slots -2 shared rooms for maid - 2 shared rooms for guards and male workers

POOL

A102 ---

Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

C1 -2.00

8500

BA

4800

B004 ---

-0.66

B1

6000

STA. 14 LAUNDRY 01 DN

CORR. A006 ---

STA. 13

C4

UP

DN

STA.11

BED RM.03 MHF203 ---

UP

A2

WC 02 B100 ---

COMMON AREA A101 ---

+8.38

STA.08

A1

POOL DECK MH103 ---

FAMILY RM.01 MHF200 ---

WC F208 --LINEN RM MHF207 ---

A3

A16

A11

VOID

A5

+3.80

KH. KITCHEN A100 ---

BED RM.05 MHF205 --BED RM.06 MHF206 ---

UP

UP

+8.23

OPEN TO BELOW

BED RM.01 MHF201 ---

A6

+3.20

Pro. Director:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.) +3.50 Drawn B2 By:CHHAY PHALLY(BA. Arch.)

CNT. BAR 04 Checked by:CHHORVY KHAT(M. Arch.)

C2

STA. 12 DN

5400

TREE LOCATION

4200

5400 4200

4800

B2 LAUNDRY 01 A004 ---

MAN QUATER B003 ---

POOL BASE TREE LOCATION

DN

4800

B3 WM. QUATER A003 ---

MINI GARDEN +8.23

A7

STA.07

UP

Lo

+8.23

+8.23

BED RM.02 MHF202 ---

A4

+3.90

STA.04

+3.80

B4 4800

-0.06

WC 01 B002 ---

STA.06

19200

-0.06

CORR. B005 ---

CNT. BAR03

O

CORRIDOR 01

700

STA.05

4800

TREE LOCATION

+3.80

G

O

A8

LIBRARY MH108 ---

DN

DN

UP

4800

TREE LOCATION

1750 1200 1200

CORR. A005 ---

19190

1750 1200 1200

19190

WC 01 A002 ---

BED RM. MH106 --+3.80

C4 4800

B4

KITCHEN MH104 ---

DN

Description

No. Rev. Date 1 2 3 4 5 6

4000

1100

A17

A10

4200

UP

Key plan

4800

RETAINING WALL

WM. QUATER A001 ---

5450

4800

A5

A1

DN

+4.10

2200

4620

A6

A4

ST.03

5500

6900

TH AL AR RE

A13

1300

5900

SERVER RM. MHB009 ---

8000

6000

A14

CNT. BAR 02 MH113 ---

LIVING AREA MH107 ---

STR.01 MH105 ---

STA.03

4800

8100

CORR. MHB011 ---

WC01 MH103 ---

A7

+3.80

UP

JNT.RM.

2500 3100

FRZ. RM.

2800 700

5300

DRY STR. MHB006 ---

KITCH. & DIN. MHB005 ---

STA.02 UP

CNT. BAR01

3300

DN

STR. 01 MHB008 ---

2600

UP

STA. 03

WINE CELLAR MHB007 ---

MEETING RM. MH109 ---

CORRIDOR 01 +3.90

2870

CLR. RM.

6000

P

A12

10500

A10

A8

CCTV RM. MHB010 ---

1600 2500

N

4580

5930 10500

12

7000

Consultant

2400

11

2400

10

4700

09

-4.50

8800

2500

810-P

+8.23 -0.30

1700 890770

08

DIN. RM. 01 MH101 ---

16800

07

1600

6000

A11

4900

06

MAIN HALL MH100 ---

+3.90

DIN. RM.02 MH102 ---

OFFICE MH110 ---

8050

05

6000

A15

+3.75 +3.75

-0.30

A16

4800

04

-0.26

2220

PI1

+3.90

UP

03

DRAINAGE ROLLER SHUTTER

700

7000

34700

+3.90

+3.90

+3.50

02

GARAGE MHB004 ---

4580

01

-0.26

GARAGE MHB004 ---

STA.02 UP

B3

+1.20 +3.75

SHOES MHG111 ---

5300

5000

+3.75

+3.90

2100

UP

COATS MH112 ---

26970

43 00

DRAINAGE ROLLER SHUTTER

6700

1000

Location: PREAK LEAP, PHNOM PENH

+3.60

+1.20

A12

-0.26

600 2900

1350

DROP OFF

Consultant

2220

E

Owner Name

+3.10

6500

+3.10

+3.40

STR. 03 MHB003 ---

# T

AU

Owner

Owner Name

STR. 02 MHB002 ---

AT

GRAND VILLA

A17

+3.60

Owner

Location: PREAK LEAP, PHNOM PENH

STR. 01 MHB001 ---

AS

AR

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

Project

GRAND VILLA

A15

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AP

NOTE:

+3.00

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

NORTH

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6000

7000

AG

2800 700

2500

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6000

4800

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8000

Construction Management Planning 5500 Building

59500

4800

14000 2900

AE

Architecture Interiors Landscape

Construction Management Planning 5500 Building

14400

5500 2600

AD

4800

4500

A

AC

2600

AU

4200

AT

2200

AS

1300

AQ

AP

2400

AN

4800

AK

16800

AI

4800

AH

4800

AD

+6.90

AC

+6.90

AB

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Architecture Interiors Landscape

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5330

2500

3340

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16500

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B1

C1

DN

STA.02

UP

2.0 TANK 03 TANK 04

Description

A15 A14

BA

BB

BC

CA

CB

+16.74

A9

A8

A8

A7

A7

A6 WC MHTF404 ---

A6

A5

Sheet

SCALE_ 1:150

1

THIRD FLOOR PLAN SCALE_ 1:150

A5

No. Rev. Date 1 2

Key Description

No 1 2

3 4 5 6

3 4 5 6

Pro. Director:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Drawn By:CHHAY PHALLY(BA. Arch.)

Checked by:CHHORVY KHAT(M. Arch.)

Pro Pro Dra Ch

Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

Plo

... ... ... CANAL WATER ... ... ... ...

WATER CANAL

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

A12

Key plan

... ... ... ... ...

WATER CANAL ... ...

CC

A13

VOID

A9

Pro. Director:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect:TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Drawn By:CHHAY PHALLY(BA. Arch.)

Checked by:CHHORVY KHAT(M. Arch.)

WATER CANAL

VOID

Co

2800

---

A5

No. Rev. Date 1 2

A16

Consultant

A14

Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

WATER CANAL

Ow

A15

3 4 5 6

C4

Ow

Loc

3100

ELEV.01

JAN. RM.

700

2100

1600 3400 7400

10500

STR 02 MHTF402

+17.34

5500

4800

BUDDHA RM. MHTF400 ---

ST.09 MHTF404

Key plan

B4

G

Owner

Location: PREAK LEAP, PHNOM PENH

2500

A7

STR 01 MHTF401 --2.0

TANK 02

A8

A2

THIS ALL ARE REP

Pro

VOID

5300

A9

A6 +12.71

E-m

NO

A13

700

STR

A16

2900

2100 5000 28200

1480

VOID

UP

#.3 Tel

AS

810-P

VOID

TANK 01

STA.09

UP

AQ

AP

23400

1900

TEC. RM.

STA.02 DN

2500

STA.08

ELEV.01

+12.86

AN

A12

A10

3100

HALLWAY

DN

CLOSET MHSF305 ---

5300

WC MHSF304 ---

STR 01 MHTF401 --1.5

VOID

VOID

2800

CINEMA MHSF303 ---

OPEN TO BELOW

STR 01 MHTF401 --1.5

A12

10500

TV LOUNGE MHSF300 ---

A13

4580

+12.71

+12.71

VOID

OFFICE MHSF302 ---

AM

Consultant

A11

ROOF GARDEN 02

AL

Owner Name

A15

1350

MASTER BATH MHSF306 ---

VOID

ROOF GARDEN 01

2900

MASTER RM. MHSF301 ---

AI

GRAND VILLA

Owner Name

Location: PREAK LEAP, PHNOM PENH

A16

AH

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

Project

Owner

+12.71

AG

NOTE:

NORTH

810-P

GRAND VILLA BALCONY

AE

Construction

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

NORTH

Ar

AD

Construction Management Planning Building

40000

Construction NOTE:

AI

Architecture Interiors Landscape

Construction Management Planning Building

50000 4500

Architecture Design Intelligence

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... ... ... ... ... ... ...

WATER CANAL

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

A-1.103

1

ROOF FLOOR PLAN SCALE_ 1:150

Sheet

A-1.103

She

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Architecture Design Intelligence Architecture Design Intelligence

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#.36,St.508,Phnom Penh,Cambodia #.36,St.508,Phnom Penh,Cambodia Tel: (855) 12-65-73-88 Tel: (855) 12-65-73-88 (855) 16-55-88-59 (855) 16-55-88-59 E-mail: vitoutang@hotmail.com E-mail: vitoutang@hotmail.com

Architecture Design Intelligence

#.36,St.508,Phnom Penh,Cambodia Tel: (855) 12-65-73-88 (855) 16-55-88-59 E-mail: vitoutang@hotmail.com

Architecture Interiors Landscape

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C

A

B

C

A

A

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B

A

Construction

8000

NOTE:

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4000

4000

4000

Project

UP

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No. Rev. Date 1 2

20°

20°

20°

20°

20°

20°

20°

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4000 9950

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BEDROOM 001

3

3

2

Description -

1

BATHRM. 001-B

2

1

2500

2500

2500

KITCHEN 002

2 1450

1

1

B

C

D

E

Construction Management Planning Building Construction

8320 1120

1800

1400

NOTE:

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

4000

Project

828-A

2 TNHU RESORT

6

Owner

-

20°

3200

Location: 2 TNHU ROAD, SIHANOUK VILLE

Consultant

1640

5

4

3380

3

Key plan Description -

3 4

No. Rev. Date 1 2

Description -

3 4

1

TYPE C - ROOF PLAN

1

SCALE_ 1:100

@A3

TYPE D - GROUND TYPE D FLOOR - GROUND PLANFLOOR PLAN A1 SCALE_ 1:100 SCALE_ 1:100 Sheet

@A3

Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

ZONE B: TYPE D ZONE B: TYPE D LAYOUT & ROOF PLAN LAYOUT & ROOF PLAN ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

ZONE B: TYPE C LAYOUT & ROOF PLAN ... ... ... ... ...

TYPE C2

Resort 2 Thnu is situated in Sihanouk Ville(Beach City), Cambodia.

N Resort N This 2 Thnu is divided into 3 main zones: Zone I: 7 Storey Commercial & Hotel with 66 Guest rooms Zone II: Resort with Private Villas (Total+24 units) - Type A Villa (2 Units) - Type B Villa (2 Units) - Type C Villa: C1, C2 (12 Units) - Type D Villa (3Units) Designations: Guard House, Reception and Admin Office, Parking Area, Pool, Picnic and Playground, Utilities (Electrical/Plumbing) Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

DESIGN DEVELOPMENTDESIGN DEVELOPMENT

1

TYPE D - ROOF TYPE PLAN D - ROOF PLAN 1 SCALE_ 1:100 SCALE_ 1:100

Sheet

A-

Sheet

A-

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14700

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20°

Key plan No. Rev. Date 1 2

Pro. Director: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Pro.Arch.)

Director: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Pro. Arch.)

Architect: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Drawn By: CHHAY PHALLY (BA. Arch.)

Drawn By: CHHAY PHALLY (BA. Arch.)

Checked by: KHAT CHHORVY(M. Arch.)

Checked by: KHAT CHHORVY(M. Arch.)

Pro. Director: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Drawn By: CHHAY PHALLY (BA. Arch.)

Checked by: KHAT CHHORVY(M. Arch.)

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

A

Consultant

2650

N

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3 4

TYPE C1

Architecture Interiors Landscape

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4

1450

Key plan

N

SCALE_ 1:100

Owner

2000

2000

UP

4000

4000 9950

BEDROOM 001

KITCHEN 002

2500

2 3000

2000 1000

3000

+0.30

5

4

BATHRM. 001-B

2 MAIN ENT. 001

BALCONY 001-V -0.10 UP

3

1450

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Architecture Design Intelligence

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BATHRM. 004-B

2200

3300

3

20°

FFL ±0.00

#.36,St.508,Phnom Penh,Cambodia Tel: (855) 12-65-73-88 (855) 16-55-88-59 E-mail: vitoutang@hotmail.com

828-A

20°

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12000

3

5 BALCONY 001-V -0.10

4

3700

4800

3700

20°

BEDROOM 003

TYPE C - GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Project

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2000

4

BEDROOM 004

1

Project

Owner

5

2000

2000

5

Consultant

BALCONY 003-V -0.10

1000

B 4000

Construction

NOTE:

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS THIS DRAWING MUST CHECK IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS ALL DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND AREMUST TO BEBE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING. REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

VILLE : 2 TNHU ROAD, SIHANOUK VILLE Location: 2 TNHU ROAD, SIHANOUKLocation

2000

-

4

4350

B

828-A

Location: 2 TNHU ROAD, SIHANOUK VILLE

BALCONY 004-V -0.10

4

BATHRM. 003-B

4000

Construction NOTE:

Owner

5 UP

KITCHEN 002

A

4000

Architecture Interiors Landscape

Construction Management Planning Building

2 TNHU RESORT

5

3

4000

THIS DRAWING IS COPYRIGHTED. ALL CONTRACTORS MUST CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ONLY FIGURED DIMENSIONS GRID LINES ARE TO BE WORKED FROM DISCREPANCIES AND MUST BE REPORTED IMMEDIATELY TO ADI BEFORE PROCESSING.

4000

1450

A

Construction Management Planning Building

Architecture Interiors Landscape

Construction Management Planning Building

20°

2 Key plan

4000

No. Rev. Date 1 2

Description -

3 4

20°

1

Pro. Director: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Pro. Architect: TANG SOCHETVITOU(Dr. Arch.)

Drawn By: CHHAY PHALLY (BA. Arch.)

Checked by: KHAT CHHORVY(M. Arch.)

Ploted Date: 27/08/2018

N

ZONE B: TYPE B ROOF PLAN ... ... ... ... ...

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

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TYPE B - ROOF PLAN SCALE_ 1:100

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III. RESORT KAMPI

Kampi Resort is siutated in Sihanouk Ville (Beach City), Cambodia. This resort is a 8 storey building that consists of : - 120 guest rooms - 1 Restaurant - 1 meeting room - Luggage room - Admin office - Infinity Pool - Bus Drop off - Car Parking 54slots (including 2ADA + 8 VIP) - Loading/Unloading Area - Housekeeping Department - Lobby - Employee parking

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IV. SUNWAH INTERIOR SHOWROOM

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V. THAI FOREST CAFE

Thai Forest Cafe is a rennovation project from an old laundry shop into a new Cafe owned by Thai Client.

It is located at 314 Blackshaws Road, Altona North Vic 3025. The capacity of the Restaurant can have more dining but Client has requested only 10 dining area so we revised the design accordingly.

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VI. DANIEL’S DONUT MANUFACTURING PLANT

DANIEL’S DONUT MANUFACTURING PLANT is located in Truganina VIC. This is a Manufacturing of the Donuts and distributed to the city stores.

This production line runs with 35 staff at a time(one shift) and those are divided into: - Dry team - Refrigerated Team - Dispatch Area The whole Manufacturing area are categorized by: - Low Care - High Care - Base Area (ambient) Other Areas: - Front Officea - Back Office - Staff changing room - Staff kitchen

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VII. LOWER TEMPLESTOWE CHILDCARE Lower Templestowe Childcare is a renovated project to improve the flow of the commercial kitchen in the childcare Facility. It is located in lower templestowe Vic. The rennovation focus on the workflow in the kitchen and the commercial kitchenware since most of the appliances and equipment are mostly the domestic one and the flow of the cooking workflow is not efficient

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VIII. THE SWIRL PAVILION

(SHAPE SOUND, SHAPE SHELTER) SWIRL PAVILION is a researh project testing on Sound simulation. Central Garden is chosen to be site study for this research project since there are many people spending time at the garden but there is nothing much going on and there are vairous sound such as birds, wind, people chitchating, machinery from nearby construction site, train passing by, etc.

This swirl has created 2 almost identical spaces that we are testing Clarity and Reverberation time.

Scope of study: we will put source of sound with the same coordinate in the two circular space, however, we use different materails (Sound reflective and sound absorbent) therefore, human will perceive two different experiences of sound in those spaces.

Research tool: We use Rhino and Grashopper (Pachyderm-grasshopper plugin) to test all the possible iteration leading from simple squre form to curve and organic one. We tested both Clarity and Reverberation time and it does provide a very satisfying result after many simulation.

We start testing the sound simulation from simple Square S till we find out the more round and cure will provide more reflective sound. Therefore, the siumulation has led us to the iteration of the final design. Beside, we also do sun and wind analysis and solve all the issue as much as we can.

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Site Analysis SITE SELECTION + Site Location Reasons: • Accessible from Train & Tram • Huge green space for gathering • Identity of calm nature • Under utilised spaces

+ Site Analysis

Glenfferrie

Reasons (Center of the Garden): • Activate the Center of the space • Attract more people

Central Garden

Chosen

Active

Existing

No Activity No Activity

Swinburne University

Site Lodge

1. SIMULATION PROCESS

1.2 Radiation & Shawdow Range Analysis (1st Proposal)

1.1 UTCI Analysis (1st Proposal)

During summer the diagram shows that it is comfortable through the whole hot week in average.

The red color (28 C) is the moderate heat stress. However, the diagram indicate Melbourne has cold stress (all blue). Therefore, we will scope down to work on solving problem of the design during winter.

Average UTCI extreme Hot week 10th Feb - 16th Feb, 7am - 9pm

1st Proposal

Average UTCI typical Summer week 27th Jan - 2nd Feb, 7am - 9pm

1.3 Wind-rose For Winter (1st Proposal)

According to both Radiation analysis and Hours of receiving direct light & shawdow, our design has received enough sunlight on the north part but certain areas of the south part seem to be too dark because it has not enough sunlight coming through. Both of the diagrams show darker blue at the southern area than the northern area. Then we have to find solution to solve this issue in the next approach.

Wind Rose Wind Speed Winter months - June to August 7am - 9pm

Radiation Analysis Winter months - June to August 7am - 9pm

Hours of Receiving Direct Light & Shadow Range 21st of June 7am - 9pm

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3. FINAL SOUND PARAMETER SIMU-

2.1 Design Iteration & Simulation

Wind Rose Wind Temperature Winter months - June to August 7am - 9pm

2.2 Design Iteration & Simulation

Starting with the S shape as initial design and using grasshopper as simulation interface, we have developed the design from a retilinear “S” to a Percular “S” shape. We have tried to experiment puttig the sound source inside the tunnel.

Iterations

Carity

Sound Simulation

(dB) 30

A-Weighted (dBA) Sound

80

Reverberation Milliseconds Time 2.5

Later, we have the idea of having two sound expriences within the “S” shape below by opening up some space as semi-enclosed and fully-open space. After running the simulation, it is potential to create those two acoustic expriences.

Iterations

Carity

Sound Simulation

(dB) 30

A-Weighted Sound

(dBA) 80

Accoring to the simulation, the proposed design does create 2 different sound experiences based on reverberation and clarity parameters. The same sound music will be play in the 2 spaces but the visitor will experience two different perception feeling of music.

Clarity (C80)

A-Weighted Sound Pressure

(dB)

Reverberation Milliseconds Time

(dBA)(dBA)

Reverberation Time

Milliseconds

30

70

2.1

15

61.25

1.62

10

52.5

1.15

0

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0.67

2.5

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1.9

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1.9

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1.3

0

52.5

1.3

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0.7

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38.75

0.7

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25

0.1

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25

0.1

Reverberation zone

Clarity zone

Reverberation zone

-10

Clarity zone

Reverberation zone

35

Clarity zone

0.2

Reoriented

Cold wind pass solution

Final proposal

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Average UTCI (Original) Typical cold Winter week (Mid June) – 7am – 9pm

2. DESIGN PROCESS

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Average UTCI (FINAL) Typical cold Winter week (Mid June) – 7am – 9pm

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4. ITERATION PROGRESS

1st Iteration

2nd Iteration

Final Iteration New design up-

1st Iteration

Translucent roof added for a natural

updated transparent roof

Translucent roof added for natural lighting

Sun reflective board facing north to reflect light to the dark area Sun Reflective Board Added

updated sunreflective

Translucent roof added for

Sun Reflective Board Added

Sun reflective boards are added to catch the light and relect back to the lower parts for better lighting

seating added for human engagement

2nd Iteration

Initial Proposal

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Sun reflective borad facing down when having enough sunlight

Initail Proposal

Base floor added to access the

Birdeye view from the southern part

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5. SURROUNDING MATERIALS & TEXTURE INFLUENCE THE DESIGN COLOR & MATERIAL The texture and color of the tree themselves provide the yellow and orange gradient that exist in the nature. The green grass will be a very good background that the orange and yellow gradient will be placed.

The different tones color of the yellow leaves, the texture of the tree roots and trunks, color of the surrounding objects allow the orange yellow gradient blends well into the environment.

Surrounding Nature

Context Facilities

Final rendering

Nearby Textures

Perforated Panels

Oval sun-reflective curved

Sound Absorbing Panels

View under Sun reflective-

Bird eye view of the Shelter

Chosen Color & Material

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IX. ROXBURGH PARK NEW LOOK RAIL SCENARIO

PROPOSED MASTERPLAN

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR STATION

KIT OF PARTS

This project focus on removing rail on the ground since it breaks the connection and interaction between human and traffic from both side of the road along the railway. Simulataneously, new masterplan is proposed to make use of the space un-

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NEW LOOK OF ROXBURGH PARK SA-

UNDER RAIL VIEW

VIEW INSIDE THE PLATFORM

VIEW INSIDE THE PLATFORM

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X. NEW LOOK OF MARKET SQUARE- GEELONG Geelong Square Market has very long history till it has developed to the current design. However, the market is still in big Mass so it does not provide enough permeability for the people to attract more people. In this research, I focus on the elements of architecture that is involved with placemaking such as gallery structure and Interface. In the process, this research reflect how a physical object can make a different to human interaction such as awning structure that allows human to stay undershade, transparency of the facade and size of the balcony in which tend to

Through this section it relects that there is more privacy and lack of interaction when the building get higher since people cannot interact much.

However, to engage the occupants to the outside transparency of facaee can help and also the balcony which is the space that the occupants can relax and spend time seeing outside the units. Therefore, the size of balcony does matter and if there are more features such as plants, reading bay, coffee table, etc. it encourage us to spend more time there.

Back to the gallery structure, people have more interaction since they can stay under roof when raining and they can stay under shade to avoid

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Preservation of the Heritage MARKET SQUARE AND ITS TRANSFORMATION OVER TIME WITHIN ITS RICH HISTORY

COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURRANCE BUILDING WAS ANNOUNCED TO OCCUPY THE SITE OF THE PREVIOUS CLOCK TOWER.

2007

Adapting the existing slaps (Concrete) New Secondary Elements (Timber & Glass)

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2010 TILL NOW LATEST LOOK OF THE FACADE

2007 HERITAGES WERE PRESERVED

1990 NEW LOOK OF MARKET SQUARE

1918

OLD MARKET SQUARE CLOCK WAS DEMOLISHED

THERE USED TO BE A FOUNTAIN

1879 EXHIBITION BUILDING & MARKET SQUARE

1866 FENCE WAS CREATED

1856

SMALL TRADING

REQUESTED AS PULBLIC SQUARE SQUARE

1844

1906

Adapting the existing Primary Structures (Beams & Column)

NEW PROPOSED CONTEMPORAY FACADE & ELEMENTS

Creating Void to the existing Awning Structures New Contemporary Design (Steel & Glass)

NOW (2021)

PREVIOUS DESIGN INSPIRED FROM THE PREVIOUS MARKET SQUARE ARCH

ARCHITECTURE CHANGES OVER TIME

2. DESIGN ELEMENTS & STRUCTURES

1. HISTORY OF THE SITE

AROUND 2010

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5. PERMANENCY/TEMPORAMENT Similarly to the relationship Matrix, this collage graphic reflects how elements can be Temporary or Perament, and those that can be utilised seems to move around more thant those that are for just decoration

3. MALOP STREET OBSERVATION (MOMENTS)

Malop street is one of the main street around Square markets, even though this street has been designed with trees and furniture, people tend to saty there for very short time, since there are: - busy traffice - lack of privacy - the environment is not inviting to be seated - there is almost no activity there - there is a disconnection of the landscape and walkway - material used are not inviting for people

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4. RELATIONSHIP MATRIX (ELEMENTS)

If we look at the elements around, there are things that tend to be permanent/persistent and there are things that are temporary/momentary. Those are categorized into 2 different levels; decorative and utility.

We can see that there are many permanent elements according to relationship Matrix and those that are not utilised tend to be movable but those that are very utilised tends to be permanents.

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B. Balcony

6.1 SIMULATION ON BUILDING EDGE A. WITH/WITHOUT AWNING STRUCTURE

6.2 SIMULATION ON INTERFACE B. WITH GALLERY STRUCTURE

A. FACADE

Different scenarios has been shown in the drawing by considering differences between building with and without awning at different times of the day (Sun, Rain); comparing to differrent various activities within gallery structures.

It has shown that the gallery structure (with column) provide more variation to increase interaction & visual connection.

In the case, the facade is a solid wall, there is no connection to the public at all, especially the space that does not have balcony or outdoor garden. However, glass is an important material that can create a different feeling and environment because anything happening outside will triger our vision through the glass window or curtain wall.

The diagrams on the right indicate different scenarios of balcony ranking from size to its structure(with/without roof) and with extra features as well. It clearly reflects that the balcony with roof provide more shading and protect the occupants from the rain so they tend to stay longer. In addition, more features such as table & chairs, plants can create various activity that make the participants interact more with the space apart from just seeing the view& getting fresh air.

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7. PROPOSED NEW MALOP STREET

In the ground floorplan, different kind of retails are included to reactivate the space and there are local groccery that the venders have more engagement with the customers which reminds us back to when Square Market was first founded.

Those groccery area will be semi-open plan so there will be permeablity throughout the whole ground floor which encourage human interaction.

For the design to be activated, there should be various users and since in this project we are bring density more into the Central Geelong, the first floor has been designed with a variety of office space that are flexible for the tenants to limit their own space since we use movable wall partition so they can decide how big/ small they want their office to be. There are also meeting room and staff amenity such as kitchen, toilet and changingroom. Surprisingly there is an outdoor garden in which the office worker can access to get fresh air and relax their mind from the stress that they have from work.

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Since the building is building vertically, the publicity is reduced and people living in the high rise has less interaction with each other, therefore, in this floor plan design, I propose the Barbeque area, in which the occupants can socialize and get to know each other. In addition, there is also gym facility as well as Yoga to both keep them socializing and doing exercise for their well-being. In addition, I design the Internal Courtyard to bring the natural light and ventilation system. Around the courtyard, I also propose a few coffee tables so the occupants can come out of their private unit and drink coffee and talk to the neighbours about their day and start socializing.

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10. PROPOSE SPACIOUS BALCONY 9. PROPOSED LOCAL FRUIT & VEGETABLE MARKET

8. PROPOSED NIGHT STREET FOOD

Local Trading is the initiation of Market Square so by proposing the local fruit market and vegetables will bring back the culture that reflect original identity of geelong that live and remain in this design so it is not just the design but the culture itself is alive.

10.2 PROPOSED PEDESTRAIN FRIENDLY ST. ALONG GREEN SPINE (MALOP ST.)

Geelong night life is too silent and local people cannot really hangout much because there is no place to increase their interaction. Night Street food is very famous to bring back informal street life and we can see Melbourne and Sydney has embraced that so Geelong must include as well to create active night life.

Inclusivity of bike path, bike parking, pedestrain side walk, street arts, fresh market and outdoor cafe within consideration of warm color and materials will bring more people to market square and encourage them to stay and interact more within the space.

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XI. INTERNATIONAL TRAIN TERMINAL This is a proposed International train terminal project in Siem Reap, Cambodia in which connect from Cambodia to Thailand according to future ASEAN Train railway map. This thesis was done during bachelor of Architecture (2017) and since the location of Siem Reap is a cultural city where there are lots of temples, this design was inspired by the five pointed tip of Angkor wat temple.

As the temple and khmer traditional architecture mostly comes with roof and different level of roof, this design has been coverted into different level of roof as a contemporary architecture but still reflects khmer identity. Each roof has the top view of the lotus leaf which represent the tradition of Cambodian that always bring the lotus to the temple or to worship the Buddha.

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XII. DIGITAL SKETCHING AND IDEATION

First handsketching is made to create shape and form. The sketches has been inserted into photoshop for creating volumen and form,

The coffee bean has been used as a concept of the Ness-

then we start adding details, later coloring and

presso Pod Coffeemaker. The orignal coffee beans was

texture, last but not least reflection and shaw-

redrawn artistically as a representation of Yin Yang sign,

dow. Once everthing is finalised we find as suit-

the feng shui symbol representing the power of two op-

able context to put it in and then based on the Slider

posing and complementing principle in the nature. The

photo context we need to add lighting and re-

bean shape has been separated into two pieces and the two peices was randomly arranged into the form indicated above. Later the base is added to support the shape.

The reason of choosing this design is because it orginally derives from coffee bean with a combination of yin yang

flection based on the real actual lighting in that

Lungo

existing context.

Expresso Ristretto

Touch Sensor: Just touch and hold on the button circle and wait till the light flashes up.

with the belief that this design will bring good luck to the business since the feng shui of yin and yang will help the

Max: maximun capacity of water container

Slider: Open up the slider and put in the capsule

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XIII. OTHER PROJECTS

Task 3: Structure into De-

Task 2: Solar Responsive Facade 1. Facade & Simulation Pro-

Task 1: Joint De-

Artistic Sculp-

C. Climate Responsive Itera-

A. Solar Radiation Simulation

Wood Mate-

Structure Detail

Special

Task 2: Two Material Joints

3D View

Four of the previous structures joined toghether created a beatB. Analysis Result

D. Simulation Verification

Task 2: Solar Responsive Facade 2. Automatic Solar Respon-

1. Follow the Same Process

Graphic Joint Detail Wood Cyclinders ares specially designed with metal circles. The cyclinders are joined together with a customemize plastic knot and screw as indicated.

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Proposed Structure 3. Iteration Result

3D Detail 2. Grashopper as a Tool

The facades are Joined together and will react to the sun by closing triange panels to create shading.

When there is no sun the panels will open up to allow natural ventilation.

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