IAD IV ePortfolio

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DONE BY: WU JIAJING

TAUGHT BY: MS.FATIMAH & MS. YASMIN & MS. CHELSEA

INTERIOR
IDS 60608
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN IV
BARCHELOR OF ARTS(HONS) INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

PROJECT 1

NARRATIVE PROGRAMMING – OFF-GRID HABITAT

PROJECT 2 MODEL

PROJECT 2

DIGITAL PORTFOLIO: COMPILATION

PROJECT

TABLE
FINAL
LIVE, WORK + PLAY
OF CONTENT

NARRATIVE PROGRAMMING – OFF-GRID HABITAT

5 ISSUES ON NUTRITION IN SPORTS

1. challenges faced by athletes in Malaysia in accessing high-quality sports nutrition products -

The challenges faced by athletes in Malaysia in accessing highquality sports nutrition products may be due to limited availability or affordability of such products, especially for those who are not part of well-funded sports teams.

2 importance of proper nutrition for athletic performance -

Awareness and education about proper nutrition for athletes in Malaysia may be limited. This may lead to poor food choices, inadequate nutrient intake, and suboptimal performance.

3. cultural dietary habits in Malaysia affect the ability of athletes -

Cultural dietary habits in Malaysia often include high amounts of carbohydrates and fats, which may not be ideal for athletes who require a balanced diet. This may make it difficult for athletes to adjust their dietary habits to meet their specific needs for training and competition.

4. provision of nutrition education

Some sports organizations in Malaysia may not prioritize the provision of nutrition education or resources for their athletes. This may lead to a lack of guidance on proper nutrition and limited access to resources such as dietitians or sports nutritionists.

5. over training

Overtraining can cause your performance to plateau or decrease rather than improve. may have less strength, agility, and endurance, which makes it more difficult to reach your training goals.

5 PROPOSED SPACIAL IDEAS

Kitchen / pantry Education area workout area / gym nutrition lab

CREATIVE THINKING IDEAS

A space where it identifies the lack of protein/vitamin intake of an athlete

A space where athletes are able to learn to eat right before a competition (educational learning)

A consultation area in proper nutrition education

A nutritional lab purpose in experimenting to create a healthy diet plan especially for athletes

Creation of space where athletes can specifically train in burning fats with the use of the interior space design.

ORGANISATION : Myprotein Malaysia

TARGET USERS :

youth/Athletes/Sport lovers

PROJECT 1

This is where athletes will consume their meals and snacks. The dining area should be comfortable and spacious, with ample seating for athletes and staff. It may also be helpful to include a variety of seating options,suchastablesforgroupmealsandindividual seatingforathleteswhoprefertoeatalone.

DINING AREA

Thisiswherefoodwillbepreparedandcooked.The kitchen/prep area should be well-equipped with appliances and tools needed for cooking and food preparation.Itshouldalsobedesignedwithhygiene andfoodsafetyinmind,withadequatestoragefor foodandcookingsupplies.

KITCHEN/PREP AREA

KEYAREAS

STORAGE AREA

Thisiswherefoodandnutrition products will be stored. The storage area should be designed with adequate shelvingandstorageoptionsto ensure that all products are easily accessible and properly stored.

CONSULTING/EDUCATION AREA

This is where athletes can receive guidance and education on proper nutrition and dietary habits. The consulting/education area should be designed with privacy in mind and may include features such as seating areas for individual consultations, displays with educational resources, and equipment for body composition analysis or other assessments.

PROGRESS WORK

REST AREA

This is where athletes can relax and unwind after meals or consultations. The rest area should be designed with comfortable seating options and may include features such as a television or reading materials for athletes to use duringtheirdowntime.

SPACETHEME SPACETHEME

Restspacesforathletesprovideaplaceforthemtorelax, rechargeandrecoverfromintensetrainingorcompetition. Suchspacescanreducefatigue,enhancementaland physicalrecovery,andimproveoverallwell-being. Thiscanleadtobetterperformance,reducedrisk ofinjury,andimprovedoverallhealthandfitness.

MATERIAL MATERIAL

ALUMINUM ALLOY

TIRELIFT

Theliftablewheelchairdevice usesatelescopicmechanism toliftthewheelchair

CABIN

When users feel bored, they can enjoy a surprise reading experience with a device similar to a gashapon machine placed above the seat. This machine dispenses books or magazines randomly, similar to a blind box experience.

SEAT

Thesideoftheseatisprovidedforresting,and itisequippedwitharmreststoensurethesafety oftheuser.Aplacewhereawheelchaircanbe directlyparkedisdesignedintheseatgap.

CHAIR

Thechairplacedintheoxygenchambercanbe usedbytheuserstandingorsitting,providing theuserwitharelaxedandsafefeeling.

OXYGEN CHAMBER OXYGEN CHAMBER

PROVIDEENTERTAINMENT PROVIDEENTERTAINMENT

BLINDBOXREADING

When users feel bored, they can enjoy a surprise reading experience with a device similartoagashaponmachineplacedabove the seat. This machine dispenses books or magazines randomly, similar to a blind box experience.

WHEELCHAIR FOLDED STATE

incorporate wheelchair lifts to save space and provide Wheelchairs for users who do not have their own.

MONITOR PLATFORM

inInstalled small computers to provide entertainment facilities for athletes.

The buckle is set on the steel plate on the ground, the wheelchair will not slide backwards, ensuring the safety of the user.

COLOR SCHEME COLOR SCHEME

PROJECT 2

TASK 2A:Constructing aComprehensive Physical Model of the REKASCAPE Building (Group)

In task 2a,the objective is to develop a robust and accurate physical model of the REKASCAPE Building accordingtoourchosenzonegiven.Themodelwillbecraftedatascaleof1:100,utilizingdurablematerials that are suitable for the purpose.It is essential that all components of the building are designed to be openable,allowingforathoroughexplorationandappreciationoftheInteriorspacewithinthemodel.

TASK 2B:BUILD A BESPOKE MODEL

Fortask2B,eachstudentrequiredtobuildabespokemodelbyusingasuitab

(REKASCAPE)
GROUP MODEL GROUP MODEL

PROJECT 2 BESPOKE MODEL

Prosthetic testing area

This area is a device dedicated to physical rehabilitation, which includes walking, climbing, cycling and other facilities. It is equipped with professional rehabilitation therapists and medical staff to provide personalized rehabilitation plans and support for the disabled, helping them restore their functions, improvetheirqualityoflife,andpromotetheirparticipationandintegrationinsociety.

INDIVIDUAL MODEL

PROJECT 3 LIVE, WORK + PLAY

Designing an Innovative workspace for community and collaboration

In this task,students will individually create a captivating workspace that encourages a strong sense of community and fosters collaboration.With technology constantly shaping our work experiences.it is crucial to prioritize human interaction and collaboration in the workplace.The future of office design will involve integrating indoor and outdoor space and repurposing underutilized areas.By reimagining workspace design,students have the opportunity to craft an engaging and revitalized environment that enhances growth,collaboration,andproductivity.

A B B A FIRSTFLOOR PPrivateoffice rivateoffice Meetingroom Meetingroom PPubliclounge ubliclounge Materialsroom Materialsroom IIndividualworkstationarea ndividualworkstationarea DDataarchiveandanalysisroom ataarchiveandanalysisroom PPlantrelaxationarea lantrelaxationarea SSmartclock-inzone martclock-inzone 11. . 22. . 33. . 44. . 55. . 66. . 77. . 88. . SCALE1:100

INCLUSITECH INCLUSITECH INCLUSITECH CENTER CENTER CENTER

The "InclusiTech Center" is an innovative building designed for individuals with disabilities. It provides an inclusive and barrier-free environment, aiming to enhance their quality of life and promote social participation. The center offers personalized rehabilitation support and advanced prosthetic solutions. Our design approach emphasizes inclusivity, personalized support, and technological innovation. We are committed to creating a people-centered and sustainable service center that positively impacts the lives of individuals with disabilities.

TARGET USER: TARGET USER: USER: OPERATING

9AM-10PM

MONDAY-SUNDAY

HOUR OPERATING HOUR DISABLED GROUP
ZONE 03 ZONE 03 ZONE 03
SECTION
SECTIONA-A SECTIONA-A SECTIONB-B SECTIONB-B

ELEVATION

TESTING PROSTHESIS TESTING TESTING ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE
DATA AREA DATA AREA PROSTHESIS
orange paint black glass matte metal
INDIVIDUALWORKSTATIONAREA
ELEVATION DATAARCHIVEANDANALYSISROOM DATAARCHIVEANDANALYSISROOM
INDIVIDUALWORKSTATIONAREA MATERIALSROOM MATERIALSROOM ENTRANCE
Stainlesssteel Metal orangepaint yellowpaint concrete orangegradient glass
EXPLODED ISO 01 01 02 02 03 03 04 04 05 05 01 01 RECEPTIONAREA RECEPTIONAREA 02 02 BEVERAGEDEVICE BEVERAGEDEVICE 03 03 DISCUSSIONROOM DISCUSSIONROOM 06 06 MATERIALROOM MATERIALROOM 05 05 DOUBLEOFFICE DOUBLEOFFICE 04 04 SINGLEOFFICE SINGLEOFFICE 06 06
BESPOKE 01 02 03 04 05 STANDS CYCLINGRING SPIRALSTAIRCASE PROTECTIVENET CLIMBINGNET

PERSPECTIVE

LOCKER LOCKERROOM ROOMLOCKERROOM

PERSPECTIVE

ENERGYDRINKLOUNGE ENERGYDRINKLOUNGE ENERGYDRINKLOUNGE

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DISCUSSION DISCUSSIONAREA AREA DISCUSSIONAREA

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REFLECTION

In this semester, I learned a lot of design skills through the teacher's guidance, such as how to typeset and how to catch the eye, etc. At the same time, I also built up self-confidence in the process of design. What I gained in this semester will help me lay a good foundation for my internship in China in the future.

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