ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO / VOON YIT NAN

VOON YIT NAN

Architecture

PORTFOLIO

ABOUT ME EDUCATION Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) SIJIL PELAJARAN MALAYSIA (SPM) SM CHUNG HUA NO. 1 (KUCHING)

FINAL YEAR BACHEOR IN ARCHITECTURE TAYLOR'S UNIVERSITY

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY

VOON YIT NAN 29.07.2001

Kuching | Sarawak | Malaysia

HI, I am a final year architecture student and passionate about divereseness of design. Looking forward to new learnings, grow as an architect through exposure and knowledge from the proffesional world.

"I think in the end, architecture is about what you see, what you experience and what you fool" - Ma Yansong

Yitnan010729@gmail.com +60198865399 https://yitnan010729.wixsite.com/ archi-e-portfolio

RHINO REVIT SKETCHUP AUTOCAD ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ADOBE INDESIGN ADOBE LIGHTROOM ENSCAPE LUMION MICROSOFT EXCEL MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

SOFT SKILL Research Creativity Adaptibility Presentation Hardworking Team work Organizational Whiting Problem solving

INTEREST ARCHITECTURE VISUALIZATION GRAPHIC DESIGN PHOTOGRAPHY TRAVELING MUSIC WATCH MOVIE SWIMMING PLAY BASKETBALL

CONTENTS 01 02 03 04 05

CAESURA WELLNESS CENTRE PLUS

SAMSARA DISCOVERY CENTRE

ANOMALY DISABILTIY PAVILION

HORIZON SENSORIAL SPACE

OTHERS

01

CAESURA

01

CAESURA

WELLNESS CENTRE PLUS

A HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTRE, A COMMUNITY HEALTH ANDRECREATIONAL FACILITY. LOCATED AT TAMAN EHSAN, KEPONG ARCHITECTURE DESIGN IV - FINAL PROJECT TUTOR: AR. EDWARD CHEW

THE CAESURA CAN BE DEFINE AS A PAUSE MARKING A RHYTHMIC POINT OF DIVISION IN A MELODY. BY THE CONCEPT OF THIS SLIGHT PAUSE BEFORE THE CONTINUATION REFLECT THAT PAUSE IS A THING TO DEFINE A CONTINUITY. PAUSE MEANING TO HAVE A BREAK/ BRAKE FROM SOMETHING ONE DOING AND PLAY AS TO CARRY ON AFTER THE BREAK OR DEFINE AS RELAXING OR HAVING FUN DURING THE PAUSE.

TO PROVIDE A SPACE FOR THE COMMUNITY ESPECIALLY THE YOUNG ADULT TO HAVE A BREAK FROM THE HUSTLING URBAN LIFESTYLE. THE LIVELIVENESS OF THE KIDS AROUND THE SITE GIVE HOPE TO THE YOUNGSTER AND OLD PEOPLE WALKING EVERYDAY ENLIGHTEN THE YOUNGSTER OF THE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH WITH THE CONCEPT OF PAUSE AND PLAY, THE STATICESS OF THE PROGRAM OF YOGA EMPHASIZING ON PAUSING YOUR BODY TO CALM YOUR MIND AS WELL AS ADVANCING YOUR SPIRIT.

SITE PLAN

EXPLODED AXONOMETRY

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

VINYASA SHALA

WEST ELEVATION

CAMPING AREA

NORTH E

ENTRANCE

LEVATION

IYENGAR SHALA

EAST ELEVATION

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

02

SAMSARA

02

SAMSARA

DISCOVERY CENTER

A DISCOVERY AND VISITOR CENTRE TO RECOGNISE THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE SI TE LOCATED AT KAMPUNG SUNGAI HAJI DORANI ARCHITECTURE DESIGN III - FINAL PROJECT TUTOR: MR. YOONG CHERN LI

KAMPUNG SUNGAI HAJI DORANI, A VILLAGE LOCATED AT THE WEST COAST OF THE PENINSULA. THE VILLAGE IS PROUD WITH THEIR PADDY PLANTATION WHICH EXPORT TO OTHER COUNTRY. THE COLOUR WHICH WOULD CHANGE BY PLANTATION SEASON FROM BROWN-YELLOWISH GREEN-GREEN-GOLD THEN BACK TO BROWN AGAIN. THIS IS LIKE THE CYCLE OF LIFE OF THE PADDY WHICH DIE AND REBORN EACH AND ANOTHER TIME LIKE WHAT HUMAN BELIEF IN SAMSARA. SAMSARA DEFINE AS CONCEPT OF REBIRTH AND "CYCLICALITY OF ALL LIFE, MATTER, EXISTENCE", A FUNDAMENTAL BELIEF OF MOST INDIAN RELIGIONS. TO EMPHASIZE ON THE SAMSARA OF THE PADDY WHICH THE WATER SYSTEM OF THE VILLAGE IS WHAT THEY KEPT HAVING GOOD PADDY PLANTATION. PADDY AS THE PRODUCT WHICH WATER IS THE SOUL LIKE BLOOD IN OUR VEIN IS THE NECESSITY OF PADDY. THE PEOPLE ACT AS THE COURIER TO TRANPORT THE PRODUCT. THE WATER AND PADDY BE LIKE THE YING AND YANG IN CHINESE CULTURE WHICH ONE WILL LACK OF MEANING WHEN ANOTHER MISSING

SITE PLAN

CYCLE OF LIFE OF PADDY

LOCAL CULTURE

EXPLODED AXONOMETRY

E2

E3

E1 E4

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATION 1

ELEVATION 3

ELEVATION 2

ELEVATION 4

EXHIBITION SPACE A DISCOVERY AND VISITOR CENTRE TO RECOGNISE THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE SITE LOCATED AT KAMPUNG SUNGAI HAJI DORANI

PADDY PLANTATION A DISCOVERY AND VISITOR CENTRE TO RECOGNISE THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE SITE LOCATED AT KAMPUNG SUNGAI HAJI DORANI

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

CONTEMPLATION SPACE A DISCOVERY AND VISITOR CENTRE TO RECOGNISE THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE SITE LOCATED AT KAMPUNG SUNGAI HAJI DORANI

PADDY EXPERIENCING A DISCOVERY AND VISITOR CENTRE TO RECOGNISE THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF THE SITE LOCATED AT KAMPUNG SUNGAI HAJI DORANI

03

ANOMALY

03

ANOMALY

DISABILITY PAVILION

DISABILITIES EXPERIENCE PAVILION WHICH SERVE AS A SMALL RECREATIONAL SPACE IN A HYPOTHETICAL PARK FOR PEOPLE WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES.

PARTI DIAGRAM

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN IV - PROJECT 1 TUTOR: AR. EDWARD CHEW

DWARVES. THEY WERE NEGLECTED BY BOTH COMMON SOCIETY AND IN THE REALM OF DISABILITIES. REFLECTING THIS ISOLATION, THE FOLLY WAS BUILT BY DWARVES, FOR THE COMFORT OF DWARVES. IT INCORPORATES THE TUNNELLING OF CAVES DEPICTED IN GERMAN MYTHOLOGY. IT WAS ENHANCED WITH THE JUXTAPOSITION OF LINEAR AND ORGANIC FORMS. FOR WHAT COULD POSSIBLY EXPRESS THE ANOMALY THEY CREATE?

VIEW & INTERACTIONS

TO GIVE SPACE TO THE DWARVES TO HAVE HIDEOUT SPACE AS WELL AS DIFFERENT HEIGHT OF PLATFORM FOR THEM TO FEEL LIKE A NORMAL ONE.

GLIMPSES & SILHOUETTES

EXPLODED AXONOMETRY

FLOOR PLAN

ROOF PLAN

PHYSICAL MODEL 1: 20

04

RECESS

04

RECESS

SENSORIAL SPACE

A SENSORY SPACE WITH A USER JOURNEY WHICH IS PRACTICAL YET POETIC FOR ONE AS TO FEEL SENSORY EXPERIENCE.

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN I - FINAL PROJECT TUTOR: AR. LIM WEY SHAN

RECESS--PERIOD OF TIME IN WHICH AN ORGANIZED ACTIVITY SUCH AS STUDY OR WORK IS TEMPORARILY STOPPED. AS TO REST IN A OWN SPACE OR A HIDEOUT OR RELAX WHICH CALM THE MIND

TO PROVIDE A SPACE FOR THE USER TO HAVE REST OR RELAX IN A LONG JOURNEY. THE SPACE IS TO PURIFY OUR SOUL SO THAT THE STRESS AND DEPRESSION IN LIFE WON'T SWALLOW US. AND ALSO STOP OUR FOOTSTEP IF WE FACE BOTTLENECKS IN OUR LIFE. THE STRUCTURE USE A ELEMENTS OF SHAPES WITH PRINCIPLES OF HIERARCHY TO SHOW THE SHADING WHICH REPRESENT THE DARKNESS OF OUR LIFE BUT SUNLIGHT REPRESENT THE HOPES FOR US WHICH THERE WILL ALWAYS BE HOPES AND SUN.

EXPLODED AXONOMETRY

FLOOR PLAN

ROOF PLAN

PHYSICAL MODEL 1: 20

EAST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

05

OTHERS

VENUS

Phoenix is the anchor of the Phoenix metropolitan area, part of the Salt River Valley. It has a hot desert climate. Its canal system used to led a thriving farming community. After World War II, high-tech companies began to move into the valley and air conditioning made Phoenix's hot summers more bearable.

Phoenix Will Be Almost Unlivable by 2050 Thanks to Climate Change Phoenix has a

hot desert climate

(arid climate). On

average, there are 111 days annually with a high of at least

100 °F (38 °C) . Highs top 110 °F (43 °C) and average of 21 days during the year.

Issue

Approaches

Due to climate changes

Air temperature increases Issue One of the nation’s hottest cities, Phoenix broke the record for most recorded high-heat days, with more than 143 days above 38°C in 2020.

This Phenomenon will get worst in year 2050 which the air temperature predicted to be 43°C in the summer which human could not stand this high temperature

2020

2035

Human moving to higher ground to have cooler air temperature and as well as cloud crafting as to provide enough precipitation for the ground

2050

Precipitation Decreases

Average precipitation diminish by more than 10%. From 18.3cm to20.3cm in 2020. The phenomenon will continue and getting worst which in 2050 their will be lower than 10cm of rainfall in a year which may leads to draught and human cannot alive with it

2020

2035 As water droplets become heavier in the cloud, eventually they are released in the form of preciolation or rainwater Nucleaization process eventually results in heavier water droplets

2050 Clouds creator to povide rainfall to avoid water draught and maintain the humidity as well as rainharvesting sstem to suply enough water for human needs

Cable netting catches precipitation from seeded cloud and syphons water down to farms

Salt is mixed with iodide particles to produce a chemical compound form similar to that of ice crystals Salt particles are aborbed through a flitering membrane and stored inside facilities.

Control room for the whole building to work as usual and temperature detection for cloud crafting to lower the air temperature on ground

2000m

vertical residential on a higher ground to have lower air temperature for people to have their daily life.

1000m

VENUS

Water storage for daily purpose and irrigation Vertical livestock farm providing daily protein supply for human needs and also their skin of feather for other purposes like cotton form sheep for cloth

A SUSTAINABLE CITIES IDEA PROPOSAL IN 2050 FOR A ENDANGERED CITY CONSIDERING THE HUMAN DAILY ACTIVITIES

Vertical farm providing daily food supply for human needs

SUSTAINABLE LIVING - FINAL PROJECT TUTOR: AR. HOI JUNG WAI

VOON YIT NAN | 0348824 | SUSTAINABLE LIVING ARC61704

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Oxygen is crucial for humans. However, there is no natural source of oxygen in space. A way that we could produce more oxygen naturally is through plants.

Farming space ASTEROID MINING

Asteroids orbiting in space are largely composed of various metals needed for building infrastructure. An asteroid with a 2.8km diameter is estimated to be worth $11.65 trillion in metals, exceeding the global metal reserves. Automated probes can mine the metals, leaving Earth's natural resources intact.

DUS

SPACE ELEVATOR

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farming Space farming will be the first step to providing humans with the necessary food.

With direct sunlight from glass roofs, the plants create an artificial atmosphere for humans through oxygen generation. Fastgrowing vegetables like cucumbers and tomatoes can produce 20 kilograms per 100sqm per day. This can be done efficiently through aquaponics in conjunction with fish farming to maximize space utilization. Animals like rabbits and chickens can also be reared due to their rapid growth rate.

solar panels Energy is a big concern, the best source of renewable energy in space would be sunlight. The spacecraft would have solar panel arrays which rotate to constantly face the sun. The electricity is stored in batteries when not in use.

The energy is used for maintaining the ecosystem through planting, daily human use and operating systems of the spacecraft.

Counterweight/ Space Station

Launching a rocket into space produces 300 tons of carbon dioxide and costs $20000 per kilogram of payload. To significantly reduce this cost, the space elevator will consist of two stations, one on Earth and one in space, both of which are connected by a strong tether line. Imagine a cable car, it will move along the line carrying people and materials up into space, removing the need for rockets.

Tether Line

Cable Climber

“I don't think the human race will survive the next thousand years, unless we spread into space.”

- Stephen Hawking Anchor/ Earth Base

references

Space Farming

Aquaponics Source: Florida Sea Grant

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Living Space

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Urine

The year is 2100, the rainforests are all gone, the polar ice caps have melted, and mountains of garbage fill the horizon. This is what will happen if the pollution of the Earth continues on its current path. Humans will always be the biggest threat to the environment. The only way to protect the environment is to leave it alone, just like millions of years ago when humans didn't exist. The goal is to move most of the human population into living in space pods orbiting around Earth at an altitude of 36000km, creating a community and ecosystem detached from the Earth's atmosphere.

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production of Oxygen for living Water for plants

Life in space: The final frontier

1.NASA. “Growing Plants in Space”. (2021) https://www.nasa.gov/content/growing-plants-in-space 2. Patrick L. Barry. “Breathing Easy on the Space Station”.(2000) https://science.nasa.gov/science-news/science-at-nasa/2000/ast13nov_1 3. NASA. “About the Space Station Solar Arrays”.(2017) https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/structure/elements/solar_arrays-about.html 4. James Doehring. , Michael Anissimov. Lifeboat Foundation Space Habitats. (2002) https://lifeboat.com/ex/spacehabitats 5. T. A. Heppenheimer. "Up on the Farm". "Colonies in Space" . Chapter 9. (2007) https://space.nss.org/colonies-in-space-chapter-9-up-on-the-farm/ 6. "Physical Characterization of Metal-rich Near-Earth Asteroids 6178 (1986 DA) and 2016 ED85" . "The planetary Science journal" . Volume 2 . number 5 . (2021) https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/PSJ/ac235f 7. "Space Elevator" . "Science Fiction or the Future of Mankind" . (2018) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPQQwqGWktE

1.Gerald Kho(0343462) 3.Voon Yit Nan(0348824)

2.Alfred Lim(0347552)

Space Elevator

Module: Architecture and Environment Intake: January 2022

ESSAY COMPETITION "What is Sustainable Architecture?", organised in partnership with ARCHHIVE BOOKS.

PARTICIPATION WITH 1. ALFRED LIM 2. GERALD KHO

PHYSICAL MODEL 1: 200

PHYSICAL MODEL 1: 100

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