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DrZinWorkBase Sem2 2007/08
SBA3116 Senireka 5 : GENERAL PROGRAM
Socio-Cultural Studio
Semester 2 Session 2007/08
Fakulti of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
PM. Dr. MZin(Year Coordinator) Dr. Khairul Anwar Abd.Halim WanRazali Norul Azman Ng Ar.Zaihan
OBJECTIVE:
The objective of this programme is to ensure that students are aware of social issues in architectural projects. Site planning principles and requirements are emphasized along with the need to inject innovative ideas in propagating social interaction. Students will be able to understand issues of sustainability, affordability and appropriateness in architectural projects.
The projects for Design 5 range from housing to campus design. These projects require students to understand the social issues that need to be considered whilst designing such projects. Students are required to work in groups to do research on certain issues on the projects. The group work organization is a useful tool for pro-active discussion and co-ordination.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Learning outcomes of the course are for students to be:
L.O.1: Able to address social issues that influence the planning and design of buildings.
L.O.2: Able to work in groups and produce good master plans for projects given.
L.O.3: Able to understand and apply knowledge on building technology to design.
L.O.4: Able to design buildings that are sensitive to the surrounding environment.
L.O.5: Able to present work graphically and orally.
TEACHING METHODOLOGY
Studio, input lectures, Site study visit, case studies, crit sessions, tutorials.
SCHEDULE
Generally there are 4 tasks to be accomplished by all students. Submission dates are shown below:-
Week 01 - 7th.Dis.07 : Introduction of programme & Briefing for research and seminar
Week 01 - 4th.Jan.08 : Site visit, client’s briefing & study visit to Bandar Seri Alam.
Week 02 – 5th&6th Jan.08: Study visit to KL.
Week 02 – 11th Jan.08 : Group Seminar presentation (Task 1-group of 3 to 5)
: Briefing Project 1 – (Group project - Master plan).
Week 03 - 14th Jan.08 : Lecture Input.
Week 07 – 11th Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 1 (Task 2: Master plan).
: Briefing Project 2
Week 08 – 22nd Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 2 (Task 3: Small Project).
: Briefing Project 3
Week 09 - 29th Feb : Lecture input and open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 13 - 28th Mar. : Open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 15 – 11th April.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 3 (Task 4: Major Project).
(For complete studio programme refer to the appropriate Workbase)
WORKBASES & GROUPING:
There are 8 workbases for Students of SBA3116 (Senireka 5) which are divided into 2 main project:-
a. Seri Alam Project.
b. Urban Housing Project.
MARKING SCHEME
Overall, studio marking distribution are as follows:
10% Seminar (Written report (A4) & presentation – Soft copy and hard copy).
20% Master plan (6 A1 drawing sheets)
15% Small Project (2 A1 drawing sheets)
45% Major Project (8A1 drawing sheets)
10% Tutor (attendance, attitude & commitment)
SBA3116 Senireka 5 : SERI ALAM PROJECT : The architectural development for Bandar Seri Alam: Studio programme and brief for design competition
Socio-Cultural Studio
Semester 2 Session 2007/08
Fakulti of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
PM. Dr. MZin Dr. Khairul Anwar Abd.Halim WanRazali
As PART of the third year studio programme, students are invited to participate in a competition to provide two output - a master plan and individual major project - for actual sites located within the current Bandar Seri Alam development plan. This will be an “ideas” competition through which students are encouraged to investigate and produce creative and innovative ideas for enhancing living, leisure and working conditions of communities within the relevant sites. It also provides an opportunity for exploring and evaluating new possibilities in designing the built environment with contemporary socio-cultural issues in mind. For students to generate the broadest possible expressions of design, there will be no limit to the issues that may be tackled and incorporated within the process of planning and designing of the two schemes.
Ideas for competitions may serve as catalysts, showing what is possible and leading to a better understanding of the possibilities of the client’s project. There will be a wide range of problems that could be derived from issues or factors being considered by the students. This should result in appropriate design solutions. Those solutions could include new developments in housing, community buildings or any other building types, existing or new. However, such schemes MUST primarily address Socio-Cultural aspects of architectural design before anything else. The studio programme consists of the following items:
1. Masterplan (Group submission)
Each masterplan provides an overall vision of a selected group of around 5 architectural students. Each group will deal with a specific parcel of land intended for development. The master plan must reflect concepts that revolve around socio-cultural issues of interest particularly to the local population. Naturally, such issues would have a huge impact on their lifestyles, especially where it concerns work, leisure and day-to-day living. Students are encouraged to generate (future) ideas that provide for creative, constructive and innovative lifestyles. Essentially, undertaking a masterplan of specific parcels of land will be a very good exercise in formulating design briefs for students. Students are asked to devise their own brief as a group (masterplan) and later, as individuals (major project). This is a 4-week project and the final submission and assessment will be on the 11th of February 2008.
A group masterplan involves approximately 50 acres (1 acre = 4047 sq. meters) of land within the land parcel. This means that each student in a group will have at least 10 acres to work with in coordination with other students in the same group in order to come out with a masterplan. Each student can choose his or her building typology or even devise a new typology that is appropriate in addressing the socio-cultural issues identified. A student can select a housing or a non-housing scheme for the initial masterplan, and proceed later to undertake an individual design of the scheme of choice (i.e. the major project).
The masterplan will be assessed both as a studio programme and a potential submission for the competition.
2. Major project (Individual submission)
This 7-week project is the individual contribution to the initial master planning activity. If a student chooses a non-housing scheme (e.g. community centre, convention, etc.), then he or she has to work within a land area of approximately 2 acres (8.094 sq. m) and a minimum built-up area of 30,000 sq. ft (2,780 sq.m). Alternatively, if a housing scheme (repeated) is chosen, the student will deal with a minimum land area of 8-10 acres (32,375 sq.m-40,469 sq.m). Generally, students need to consider various planning and technical needs such as zoning constraints, plot ratios of buildings (according to functional needs of commercial activities and existing policies), construction issues, building setback, access, car park, landscape, easement etc. All individual proects must include a major medium rise building with a minimum of 4 storeys and including lift facilities.
The individual major project will be assessed both as a studio programme and a potential submission for the competition. Final submission and assessment will be on the 11th of April 2008.
3. Small project (Individual submission)
This will be a 2-week exercise that will NOT be a part of the architectural ideas competition but must be submitted as a studio project only. Its nature and scope will be at the tutor’s discretion. Submission and assessment will be on the 22nd of February 2008.
4. Seminar (Group submission and presentation)
This will be a 2-week exercise that will NOT be a part of the architectural ideas competition. It will initiate the start of the new semester for the studio. Student groups are asked to conduct a seminar on issues dealing with the socio-cultural dimensions of architecture and the built environment.
Marking scheme
Overall, studio marking distribution are as follows:
10% Seminar
20% Masterplan (6 A1 drawing sheets)
15% Small Project (2 A1 drawing sheets)
45% Major Project (8A1 drawing sheets)
10% Tutor
Competition prizes
Prizes are to be awarded to students’ works that fulfil the needs of the competition brief at the end of the semester, courtesy of UEM Holdings, the main developer for Bandar Seri Alam. Details will be provided later.
SCHEDULE
Students joining Seri Alam Group will have common activities. Site visits, study trip, seminars, lecture inputs and open crits will be organised including 4 tasks to be accomplished by all students. Submission dates are shown below:-
Week 01 - 7th.Dis.07 : Introduction of programme & Briefing for research and seminar
Week 01 - 4th.Jan.08 : Site visit, client’s briefing & study visit to Bandar Seri Alam.
Week 02 – 5th&6th Jan.08: Study visit to KL.
Week 02 – 11th Jan.08 : Group Seminar presentation (Task 1-group of 3 to 5)
: Briefing Project 1 – (Group project - Master plan).
Week 03 - 14th Jan.08 : Lecture Input.
Week 07 – 11th Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 1 (Task 2: Master plan).
: Briefing Project 2
Week 08 – 22nd Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 2 (Task 3: Small Project).
: Briefing Project 3
Week 09 - 29th Feb : Lecture input and open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 13 - 28th Mar. : Open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 15 – 11th April.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 3 (Task 4: Major Project).
(For complete studio programmes refer to the the appropriate Workbase)
SBA3116 Senireka 5: Work base PM Dr. Mohd Zin Kandar
Unit Environmental
Socio-Cultural Studio
Semester 2 Session 2007/08
Fakulti of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Parameter : Social Issues & Architecture
Building : Community base building H.P : 013-4352539, E.mail: mzin@utm.my
Land area (overall): 10 -14 acres Number of Students : 16
Rethinking Malaysian Urban Living Lifestyle
SERI ALAM JOHOR BAHRU
The Site selection
Three sites were identified and available at Seri Alam to be studied and proposed appropriate type of development as part of overall Bandar Sri Alam Johor Bahru development project. The client is looking for innovative and creative ideas that may attract social and business activities which will create a catalyst for better development in this area. They do not want ordinary ideas that are already explored and offered in the surrounding developments.
The Tasks
This Work base emphasis the integration of social aspect, and encourage green design solutions as part of the liveable and sustainable living lifestyle.
Several Program Tasks were planned:-
a. Background study;
- Background study of client’s profile and business philosophy.
- Background study on socio-cultural history and community development in the surrounding area and in Malaysia at large.
- Seminar on socio-cultural issues
- Case Study on Environmental Design, Sustainable Development, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE&EE) elements and technologies in the community development.
- Study visits to community living and Housing Projects.
b. Site analysis & inventory;
-Study on overall Bandar Seri Alam development concept and development.
-Site study – inventory, analysis and synthesis.
c. Proposed creative and innovative master plan;
-Creative, constructive and Innovative development idea innovativethat may enhance lifestyles concerning work, leisure and day-to-day living.
-Innovative open space and landscape design to enhance socio-cultural dynamic activities.
d Major design project.
-If a student chooses a non-housing scheme (e.g. community centre, convention, etc.), then he or she has to work within a land area of 2 acres (8.094 sq. m) and a minimum built-up area of 30,000 sq. ft (2,780 sq.m). Alternatively, if a housing scheme (repeated) is chosen, the student will deal with a minimum land area of 8-10 acres (32,375 sq.m-40,469 sq.m).
-Design a creative and innovative architectural solutions which reflect the latest technology and promote better socio-cultural and modern sustainable livings.
Students
1 Haniffi Harun
2 Izzul Hakim Onn
3 Izaidi Sugawara Ahmad
4 Mohd Hazman Hassan
5 Mohd Fadly Yahaya
6 Fatma Khairunisa Harun
7 Haslizawati Haris
8 Noor Farhana Mohd Fauzi
9 Nazurah Hassan
10 Koh Lian Yan
11 Leong Waz Loon
12 Chan Boon Ching
13 Joseph Chai Ming Kiein
14 Sarah Sofia Yahya
15 Nor Azlina Md Noh
Socio-Cultural Studio
Semester 2 Session 2007/08
Fakulti of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
PM. Dr. MZin(Year Coordinator) Dr. Khairul Anwar Abd.Halim WanRazali Norul Azman Ng Ar.Zaihan
OBJECTIVE:
The objective of this programme is to ensure that students are aware of social issues in architectural projects. Site planning principles and requirements are emphasized along with the need to inject innovative ideas in propagating social interaction. Students will be able to understand issues of sustainability, affordability and appropriateness in architectural projects.
The projects for Design 5 range from housing to campus design. These projects require students to understand the social issues that need to be considered whilst designing such projects. Students are required to work in groups to do research on certain issues on the projects. The group work organization is a useful tool for pro-active discussion and co-ordination.
LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Learning outcomes of the course are for students to be:
L.O.1: Able to address social issues that influence the planning and design of buildings.
L.O.2: Able to work in groups and produce good master plans for projects given.
L.O.3: Able to understand and apply knowledge on building technology to design.
L.O.4: Able to design buildings that are sensitive to the surrounding environment.
L.O.5: Able to present work graphically and orally.
TEACHING METHODOLOGY
Studio, input lectures, Site study visit, case studies, crit sessions, tutorials.
SCHEDULE
Generally there are 4 tasks to be accomplished by all students. Submission dates are shown below:-
Week 01 - 7th.Dis.07 : Introduction of programme & Briefing for research and seminar
Week 01 - 4th.Jan.08 : Site visit, client’s briefing & study visit to Bandar Seri Alam.
Week 02 – 5th&6th Jan.08: Study visit to KL.
Week 02 – 11th Jan.08 : Group Seminar presentation (Task 1-group of 3 to 5)
: Briefing Project 1 – (Group project - Master plan).
Week 03 - 14th Jan.08 : Lecture Input.
Week 07 – 11th Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 1 (Task 2: Master plan).
: Briefing Project 2
Week 08 – 22nd Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 2 (Task 3: Small Project).
: Briefing Project 3
Week 09 - 29th Feb : Lecture input and open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 13 - 28th Mar. : Open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 15 – 11th April.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 3 (Task 4: Major Project).
(For complete studio programme refer to the appropriate Workbase)
WORKBASES & GROUPING:
There are 8 workbases for Students of SBA3116 (Senireka 5) which are divided into 2 main project:-
a. Seri Alam Project.
b. Urban Housing Project.
MARKING SCHEME
Overall, studio marking distribution are as follows:
10% Seminar (Written report (A4) & presentation – Soft copy and hard copy).
20% Master plan (6 A1 drawing sheets)
15% Small Project (2 A1 drawing sheets)
45% Major Project (8A1 drawing sheets)
10% Tutor (attendance, attitude & commitment)
SBA3116 Senireka 5 : SERI ALAM PROJECT : The architectural development for Bandar Seri Alam: Studio programme and brief for design competition
Socio-Cultural Studio
Semester 2 Session 2007/08
Fakulti of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
PM. Dr. MZin Dr. Khairul Anwar Abd.Halim WanRazali
As PART of the third year studio programme, students are invited to participate in a competition to provide two output - a master plan and individual major project - for actual sites located within the current Bandar Seri Alam development plan. This will be an “ideas” competition through which students are encouraged to investigate and produce creative and innovative ideas for enhancing living, leisure and working conditions of communities within the relevant sites. It also provides an opportunity for exploring and evaluating new possibilities in designing the built environment with contemporary socio-cultural issues in mind. For students to generate the broadest possible expressions of design, there will be no limit to the issues that may be tackled and incorporated within the process of planning and designing of the two schemes.
Ideas for competitions may serve as catalysts, showing what is possible and leading to a better understanding of the possibilities of the client’s project. There will be a wide range of problems that could be derived from issues or factors being considered by the students. This should result in appropriate design solutions. Those solutions could include new developments in housing, community buildings or any other building types, existing or new. However, such schemes MUST primarily address Socio-Cultural aspects of architectural design before anything else. The studio programme consists of the following items:
1. Masterplan (Group submission)
Each masterplan provides an overall vision of a selected group of around 5 architectural students. Each group will deal with a specific parcel of land intended for development. The master plan must reflect concepts that revolve around socio-cultural issues of interest particularly to the local population. Naturally, such issues would have a huge impact on their lifestyles, especially where it concerns work, leisure and day-to-day living. Students are encouraged to generate (future) ideas that provide for creative, constructive and innovative lifestyles. Essentially, undertaking a masterplan of specific parcels of land will be a very good exercise in formulating design briefs for students. Students are asked to devise their own brief as a group (masterplan) and later, as individuals (major project). This is a 4-week project and the final submission and assessment will be on the 11th of February 2008.
A group masterplan involves approximately 50 acres (1 acre = 4047 sq. meters) of land within the land parcel. This means that each student in a group will have at least 10 acres to work with in coordination with other students in the same group in order to come out with a masterplan. Each student can choose his or her building typology or even devise a new typology that is appropriate in addressing the socio-cultural issues identified. A student can select a housing or a non-housing scheme for the initial masterplan, and proceed later to undertake an individual design of the scheme of choice (i.e. the major project).
The masterplan will be assessed both as a studio programme and a potential submission for the competition.
2. Major project (Individual submission)
This 7-week project is the individual contribution to the initial master planning activity. If a student chooses a non-housing scheme (e.g. community centre, convention, etc.), then he or she has to work within a land area of approximately 2 acres (8.094 sq. m) and a minimum built-up area of 30,000 sq. ft (2,780 sq.m). Alternatively, if a housing scheme (repeated) is chosen, the student will deal with a minimum land area of 8-10 acres (32,375 sq.m-40,469 sq.m). Generally, students need to consider various planning and technical needs such as zoning constraints, plot ratios of buildings (according to functional needs of commercial activities and existing policies), construction issues, building setback, access, car park, landscape, easement etc. All individual proects must include a major medium rise building with a minimum of 4 storeys and including lift facilities.
The individual major project will be assessed both as a studio programme and a potential submission for the competition. Final submission and assessment will be on the 11th of April 2008.
3. Small project (Individual submission)
This will be a 2-week exercise that will NOT be a part of the architectural ideas competition but must be submitted as a studio project only. Its nature and scope will be at the tutor’s discretion. Submission and assessment will be on the 22nd of February 2008.
4. Seminar (Group submission and presentation)
This will be a 2-week exercise that will NOT be a part of the architectural ideas competition. It will initiate the start of the new semester for the studio. Student groups are asked to conduct a seminar on issues dealing with the socio-cultural dimensions of architecture and the built environment.
Marking scheme
Overall, studio marking distribution are as follows:
10% Seminar
20% Masterplan (6 A1 drawing sheets)
15% Small Project (2 A1 drawing sheets)
45% Major Project (8A1 drawing sheets)
10% Tutor
Competition prizes
Prizes are to be awarded to students’ works that fulfil the needs of the competition brief at the end of the semester, courtesy of UEM Holdings, the main developer for Bandar Seri Alam. Details will be provided later.
SCHEDULE
Students joining Seri Alam Group will have common activities. Site visits, study trip, seminars, lecture inputs and open crits will be organised including 4 tasks to be accomplished by all students. Submission dates are shown below:-
Week 01 - 7th.Dis.07 : Introduction of programme & Briefing for research and seminar
Week 01 - 4th.Jan.08 : Site visit, client’s briefing & study visit to Bandar Seri Alam.
Week 02 – 5th&6th Jan.08: Study visit to KL.
Week 02 – 11th Jan.08 : Group Seminar presentation (Task 1-group of 3 to 5)
: Briefing Project 1 – (Group project - Master plan).
Week 03 - 14th Jan.08 : Lecture Input.
Week 07 – 11th Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 1 (Task 2: Master plan).
: Briefing Project 2
Week 08 – 22nd Feb.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 2 (Task 3: Small Project).
: Briefing Project 3
Week 09 - 29th Feb : Lecture input and open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 13 - 28th Mar. : Open crit by Ar-Shamsudin
Week 15 – 11th April.08 : Submission & Presentation Project 3 (Task 4: Major Project).
(For complete studio programmes refer to the the appropriate Workbase)
SBA3116 Senireka 5: Work base PM Dr. Mohd Zin Kandar
Unit Environmental
Socio-Cultural Studio
Semester 2 Session 2007/08
Fakulti of Built Environment
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Parameter : Social Issues & Architecture
Building : Community base building H.P : 013-4352539, E.mail: mzin@utm.my
Land area (overall): 10 -14 acres Number of Students : 16
Rethinking Malaysian Urban Living Lifestyle
SERI ALAM JOHOR BAHRU
The Site selection
Three sites were identified and available at Seri Alam to be studied and proposed appropriate type of development as part of overall Bandar Sri Alam Johor Bahru development project. The client is looking for innovative and creative ideas that may attract social and business activities which will create a catalyst for better development in this area. They do not want ordinary ideas that are already explored and offered in the surrounding developments.
The Tasks
This Work base emphasis the integration of social aspect, and encourage green design solutions as part of the liveable and sustainable living lifestyle.
Several Program Tasks were planned:-
a. Background study;
- Background study of client’s profile and business philosophy.
- Background study on socio-cultural history and community development in the surrounding area and in Malaysia at large.
- Seminar on socio-cultural issues
- Case Study on Environmental Design, Sustainable Development, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE&EE) elements and technologies in the community development.
- Study visits to community living and Housing Projects.
b. Site analysis & inventory;
-Study on overall Bandar Seri Alam development concept and development.
-Site study – inventory, analysis and synthesis.
c. Proposed creative and innovative master plan;
-Creative, constructive and Innovative development idea innovativethat may enhance lifestyles concerning work, leisure and day-to-day living.
-Innovative open space and landscape design to enhance socio-cultural dynamic activities.
d Major design project.
-If a student chooses a non-housing scheme (e.g. community centre, convention, etc.), then he or she has to work within a land area of 2 acres (8.094 sq. m) and a minimum built-up area of 30,000 sq. ft (2,780 sq.m). Alternatively, if a housing scheme (repeated) is chosen, the student will deal with a minimum land area of 8-10 acres (32,375 sq.m-40,469 sq.m).
-Design a creative and innovative architectural solutions which reflect the latest technology and promote better socio-cultural and modern sustainable livings.
Students
1 Haniffi Harun
2 Izzul Hakim Onn
3 Izaidi Sugawara Ahmad
4 Mohd Hazman Hassan
5 Mohd Fadly Yahaya
6 Fatma Khairunisa Harun
7 Haslizawati Haris
8 Noor Farhana Mohd Fauzi
9 Nazurah Hassan
10 Koh Lian Yan
11 Leong Waz Loon
12 Chan Boon Ching
13 Joseph Chai Ming Kiein
14 Sarah Sofia Yahya
15 Nor Azlina Md Noh
DrZinWorkBase Sem1 2007/08
SBA2126 Senireka 4
Building: Techno-R&D Complex Work base : PM Dr. Mohd Zin Kandar
Location: Nusajaya Industrial Park, IDR 013-4352539, drzin2000@yahoo.com
Focus: Explorative Ideas & Experimental design tech. Number of Students: 17
Location: Nusajaya Industrial Park, IDR 013-4352539, drzin2000@yahoo.com
Focus: Explorative Ideas & Experimental design tech. Number of Students: 17
1.0. Introduction
Iskandar development Region (IDR) was launched as a national mega development project early this year. The intended impact is to upgrade quality of living, economical and social progression through technological advancement supported by Research and Development activities.
In IDR Energy Efficient Buildings was identified as one of the criteria in ensuring Liveable Communities to achieve Social and Holistic Development. One of a key goal for IDR development is to create liveable communities that are active, comprehensive, safe, well managed, sensitive to the environment, well-designed and built and well connected. The key direction is to explore possibilities of integrating Renewable Energy & Energy Efficiency technologies in building design.
One of the areas identified for the development within IDR is Nusajaya Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters or SiLC which is envisioned to be the latest key development in the region for the advanced technology industrial community encompassing major players, supporting industries, researchers, regulatory bodies and other related parties. SiLC also proffers prospects and expansion for nutrition and health, and logistics industries. The 1,300 acres industrial park will be focused on developing the value chains of integrated “clean” industrial clusters of three major areas – Advanced technologies, Nutrition and Health Industries and Logistics.
SiLC will be a singular industrial zone with a unique green industrial park concept that meets the current demand for environmentally sustainable development that complements the economy and quality of life. Building on a foundation of business support for its industrial community, SiLC augments its efforts with serviced lots, ready-for-operations factories, Science and R & D parks, a business centre, training centres, street CCTV surveillance, guardhouses at entry and exit checkpoints, residential communities and workers housing.
On the other hand, In RM-9 (2006-2010) the government of Malaysia clearly mentioned that: “Sumber tenaga baru seperti suria dan angin akan dibangunkan dengan penekanan terhadap penggunaan teknologi yang berkesan kos serta pengukuhan bina upaya. Sehubungan ini, usaha akan diambil untuk menyelaraskan aktiviti R&D yang dijalankan oleh pelbagai pusat penyelidikan berkaitan tenaga”. “Pelaksanaan program kecekapan tenaga (EE) akan ditumpukan kepada ciri penjimatan tenaga dalam sektor industri dan komersil”
2.0. Objective
Ø To design Techno-R&D Complex for Sustainable & Energy Technology.
Ø To produce a set of Working Drawing for a small building.
3.0. Learning Outcomes
· Able to illustrate design process which includes brief formulation, diagramming matrix etc.
· Able to develop design solution through site appreciation by mean of site inventory, analysis and synthesis of the given area and site.
· Able to develop design ideas and solution through visionary, proactive, creative and explorative thinking.
· Able to organize and participate in group work projects.
· Able to produce and present design and drawings according to conversion using different media.
4.0. Project
Project 1 : Sketch Design and Working Drawing: Security and Information Centre for Nusajaya Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters or SiLC.
Stage 1: Design: On approximately 4000 square feet of land, design double storey Security and Information Centre building with a build-up area of approximately 3000 sq. ft. Spaces to be included in the building are office of security cum information manager, general office, meeting room, information centre of the Nusajaya Industrial Park, waiting room, kitchenette, store and changing room & toilet.
Stage 2: Working Drawing: Working drawing and detail drawing of the above building.
Project 2 : Major Design Project : Techno-R&D Complex for Sustainable & Energy Technology at Nusajaya Southern Industrial and Logistics Clusters or SiLC.
Stage 1: Understanding RE & EE Technologies in medium scale commercial complex.
Stage 1: Understanding RE & EE Technologies in medium scale commercial complex.
a. Case study on environmental issues, climatic design approach and environmental impact assessment.Case
b. study on energy technologies
Stage 2: Site study – inventory, analysis and synthesis
a.Site visit & site inventory
b.Site planning & Design Strategies. Three (3) person each group
c.27th Aug : 2.00pm: Lecture Input by visiting lecturer from Trisakti Univ. (Dr. Ing. Eka Sediadi).Discussion with Dr. Eka in the studio.
b.Site planning & Design Strategies. Three (3) person each group
c.27th Aug : 2.00pm: Lecture Input by visiting lecturer from Trisakti Univ. (Dr. Ing. Eka Sediadi).Discussion with Dr. Eka in the studio.
Stage 3 : Building design.
a. Progress, commitment & overall attendances 2. 7th Sept. – 8Sept 2007: Study visit to UTP Ipoh, UniTAR Kampar, LEO Putrajaya and alamanda.
b. Individual Design process, design development, and final design.
DrWorkBase Sem2 2006/07
Housing for Urban Inhabitant
Perumahan Kampung Skudai Kiri
Perumahan Kampung Skudai Kiri
Students of SBA3126 are given the opportunities to design a New Housing Scheme for inhabitant at Kg. Skudai Kiri Johor Bahru. This studio aims to study existing community and housing at Kg Skdai Kiri whom are majority Malay low income urban community. The project proposed overall development, layout planning and designing housing for sustainable urban housing community. This Work base studio also emphasis the integration of social aspect, and low energy housing design solutions.
Several Program Tasks were planned:-
a. Background study on Housing (a group of 4 students will be given a specific topic to be studied and presented in the seminar session.
b. Site study – inventory, analysis and synthesis.
c. Case Study on Environmental Design, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE&EE) elements and technologies in housing design..
d. Study visits to Housing Projects.
e. Proposed overall site planning and housing layout.
f. Individual design of Housing scheme & producing presentation drawings.
DrWorkBase Sem1 2006/07
JB Prison Museum and Visitor Centre
Students of SBA2126 are given the opportunities to design a New Craft Centre and Gallery as part of the Prison Museum and Visitor Centre at Johor Bahru Prison (JBP). This studio focuses on the idea of respecting and designing as well as planning built form for sustainable future. This Workbase studio also emphasis the integration of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy techniques and technologies in the design solutions.
Several Program Tasks were arranged :-
a. Background study on Enviro Design, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE&EE) Technologies in building design.
b. Site study – inventory, analysis and synthesis.
c. Design New Craft Centre and Gallery.
d. Working Drawing
Students of SBA2126 are given the opportunities to design a New Craft Centre and Gallery as part of the Prison Museum and Visitor Centre at Johor Bahru Prison (JBP). This studio focuses on the idea of respecting and designing as well as planning built form for sustainable future. This Workbase studio also emphasis the integration of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy techniques and technologies in the design solutions.
Several Program Tasks were arranged :-
a. Background study on Enviro Design, Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RE&EE) Technologies in building design.
b. Site study – inventory, analysis and synthesis.
c. Design New Craft Centre and Gallery.
d. Working Drawing
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