ARCHITECTURAL TRIP _ WEST COAST MALAYSIA

Faculty of Enginering, Technology & Built Environment

School of Architecture & Built Environment

AR853_Experiencing Architecture

Individual Travelogue

Student Name : Omar Zein

Student ID : 1001954639

Prepared For : DR. Aainaa Suhardi

The building itself is very beautiful, with white walls and special onions domes, and with all the finishes and used materials. the mosque design and spaces arrangements has the power to isolate the outside noise and with the maximised opennings the natural ventilation is good, lack of shading devices or strategy. backyard landscape and facilities take you through the history will enjoying the confluence of the river of life

Towers Backyard Arches

Of Life Handrail Details

Landscape

River

The architectural acoustic is well done achieved, and as an urban strategies the LRT station is perfectly serving the area espicially during the Friday prayers and the public events or to anyone who wants to come to Pusat Bandaray.

And to me, Masjid Jameek is A place that retains the old appearance of Malaysia as soon as you get off the train or any other vehicle, you can feel the grandeur of old Malaysia.

Malaysian Flag From Datarn Merdeka Back of The Niche Tower Details Arches

& Towers LRT Station

Backyard Landscape

Old Railway Station KL Old Railway Station KL

Signage

Old Domme

Interior Corridor Details

Facade Facade Urban Connection The Present From The Past

is the local government

The City Hall headquarters in the city of George Town in Penang, Malaysia. Built by the British, it now serves as the seat of the Penang Island City Council and was previously the seat of the George Town City Council. Penang Town Hall

Edwardian Baroque architectural styles Edwardian Baroque styles Palladian architectural styles Columns

Closed Arcade Port From The New Development Hierarchy & shade Sky View

Monemental Closed Arcade Closed Arcade

Details

Facade

Peranakan House had once served as the residence and office of Kapitan Cina Chung Keng Kwee. Though not a Baba himself, his Chinese courtyard house was much like a typical large Baba home of eclectic style, incorporating Chinese carved-wood panels and English floor tiles and Scottish ironworks. Having survived the many decades of neglect and decay, the mansion has now been restored to its former glory of a stately home.

Front Facade Courtyard

Details

Handrail Detail

Room 01 Room 01 Foyer 01 Foyer 02 Courtyard Corridor Room 02 Gallery

Outdoor Courtyard Building Attached Building Attached

Masjid Daerah Timur Laut (Masjid Terapung), Penang Island

My first time entered this floating mosque and my smile and greetings were reciprocated with warm smile of the staff in attendance. The praying hall is open to public and you can hear your echo even when you talk. The Mihrab is intricately decorated and so as the windows, ceiling.

Tower Foundation Footings

Dome And Outdoor Handrails

Tower Outdoor Seating area Wudu Space

Wudu Space / Male Wudu Space / Male Wudu Space / Male Wudu Space / Male Mihrab For The Imam Praying Hall Minbar Details Dome Ceiling

Decorated Windows / Natural Lightings

Masjid Zahir, Alor Setar

Masjid Zahrah. It is the state mosque of Kedah. Located strategically in the heart of Alor Setar the mosque’s design reflects the Islamic ruling tradition of Kedah’s royalty, where buildings were designed with distinctive characters of lavish Moghul and Moorish architecture. Although the mosque is overwhelmingly decorated with the use of Mughal and Moorish architectural characteristics, Masjid Zahir was designed with a tropical climatic consideration.