Bring Up the Unseen - Compilation

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CTRL + STUDIO
Master of Architecture
Year 2, Semester 4
October 2021 – August 2022
Published by
Centre of Studies for Architecture
Faculty of Architecture, Planning and Surveying
Universiti Teknologi MARA,
423000 Bandar Puncak Alam,
Selangor
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced
or utilized in any form or by any electronic, mechanical , or other means,
now known or hereafter invented, photocopying and recording , or in any
information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing
from the publisher.
ISBN: XXX-XXX-XXXXX-X-X*
Editor-In-Chief
Nur Afizzat bin Ahmad Nasrul
Editors
Nik Muhammad Idzham Shah Bin Abdul Hadi
Puteri Elina Binti Khir Annuar
Muhammad ‘Uwais Bin Mohammad Sabre
Muhammad Noriman Bin Mohd Fadzi
Mohamad Ridzqan Bin Ahmad Yusri
Cover & Illustrations:
Nik Muhammad Idzham Shah Bin Abdul Hadi
Puteri Elina Binti Khir Annuar

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design thesis compilation

by CTRL+ studio 2022

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table of content. G.C. Vivaria: Thematic Vivaria
Therapy Space for Serenity
Lukman Alhakim bin Mohamad
Kamil
VIV 81

Mangrove Research Centre:
Coastal Forest Ecosystem Centre
Irdina binti Mohd Nazeri

SUL Sulur Samudera: Living Boat MGR 73
MNG Making Museum in Terengganu PDY
Nik Muhammad Idzham Shah bin KLT Oryza Upcycling: Paddy Recycling
Abdul Hadi & Environmental Recource Centre
1 Mohamad Ridzqan bin Ahmad
Yusri
Minang’s Labyrinth: Perpatih 65
Gastronomic Centre at Terachi
Wan Irene Izaty binti Mohd Sanctuary of Kelulut: Stingless Bee
Suhaimi Exploration Hub
25 Muhammad Izzat Irfan bin
Mustaffa
Fishery Cultural Hub: Revitalize the 57
Forgotten Water Culture
Nur Liyana binti Rosli Renature: Eco-Tourism Mangrove
Exploration & Experimental Centre
Nor Saiful bin Zainal Abidin

CTRL+ Studio ECO 49
Studio Structure
V Bird Sanctuary: Revitalizing Kinta
Preface Nature Park in Batu Gajah, Perak
by Dr. Aidatul Fadzlin Bakri Amirul Nadzmi bin Kamarulzaman
VII
Introduction FSH 17 BRD 41
by Dr. Aidatul Fadzlin Bakri
IX Enima: Malay Performing Arts- The Trail of Forest: Hiking
Tech Center in Kuala Terengganu Community Center in Setia Alam
intro & preface Muhammad Faris bin Amran Noor Ainsyah binti Zulkifli

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heritage & culture unit. green & ecological unit.

The Protector: An Adaptive Flood Taipan Food Hub: Cloud Kitchen
Relief Centre in Rantau Panjang Gastronomy at USJ7, Subang Jaya
Muhammad Noriman bin Mohd Wan Farah Nabila binti Wan
Fadzi Mohamed Azani
FLD 137 TAI 193

Beyond [Earth] Program: Senso-Elipse: An Autism
Malaysia’s Space Training Centre Explorative Edupark Centre
Nur Amelia binti Hazmi Farah Ashiqeen binti Fadzli

MAR 129 AUT 185

Aliment Bio: Advanced Integrated A Child’s Escapism: Senses
Food Development Hub Exploration Through Creative Arts
Sheikh Ahmad Tajuddin bin Nur Fatieha binti Mohamad
Mohamed Izham
ESC 177
ALI 121
Pokok Sena Centre: Integration of
EWS Innovative E-Waste Hub: The Islamic Learning and Community
Alliance of AI Robotics in E-Waste Mohammad Syathir Amini bin
Management Shahbudin
Muhammad Haziq bin Abdul Aziz SEN 169

113 Woman Up! Soial and Economic
Empowerment for Women
Upcycle Fashion Hub: Recycle Nur Afizzat bin Ahmad Nasrul
& Refurbish Apparel into New
UPC Material WMN 161
Muhammad Zharfan bin Mazdi

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Malaysia’s First Centre for E-Sport SCN Story-Centric Nation: Integrated
Development & Performance Broadcasting Facilities
Muhammad Aiman bin Salleh Muhammad Afif Syamil bin Mohd
Huddin Rasidi

ESC 97 153

Green Ark: Experimental Crops Nexus Sandbox: Startup Acknowledgements
Towards Agro-Futurism Resiliency Incubation Hub at Cyberjaya by CTRL+ Studio
Puteri Elina binti Khir Annuar Muhammad ‘Uwais bin Mohamad 194
Kamil
ARK 89
Nex 145

innovative & community &
technology unit. urbanisation unit.

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Idzham Faris Liyana STUDIO TUTORS
+ 1. Dr. Aidatul Fadzlin Bakri (Studio Leader)
2. Prof. Madya Josmin Yahya (Tutors)
3. Dr. Nik Farhanah Nik Azhari (Tutors)

Irene

HERITAGE
& CULTURE UNIT

Ainsyah Amirul Saiful Izzat Ridzqan Irdina Lukman
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GREEN
& ECOLOGICAL UNIT
HERITAGE
& CULTURE UNIT

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studio structure.

Puteri Aiman Zharfan Haziq Tajuddin Amelia Noriman
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INNOVATIVE
& TECHNOLOGY UNIT

‘Uwais Afif Syamil Afizzat Syathir Fatieha Farah A. Wan Farah
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COMMUNITY
& URBANISATION UNIT

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chuelrtiutarege &

bringing up the unseen issues within our local
heritage and culture

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CAN ARCHITECTURE
RE-ELEVATE A CULTURE?

Sulur Samudera: Living Boat Making Museum
in Kuala Terengganu

by Nik Muhammad Idzham Shah bin Abdul Hadi

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P R E L I M I N A R Y S T U D Y • Sulur Samudera

A Living Boat Making Museum KUALTAOTUENRGEENGOGF ANU
Boat Making Industry is one actively produce
in Terengganu, concentrated in Pulau Duyong, MARITIME HISTORY
one of the heritage place in the East Coast BTORAATDBITUIIOLDNIANLG
region. People from other countries also
demanding this amazing craftmanship to sail ApLparceknotifce BBuillutewpirtihnotsut ELxapcoksuorfe
in the sea safely.
Today, traditional boat making in Malaysia DESIGN APPROACH
appears to be a dying trade. Indeed, the A Platform to LEARN
number of boat builders from Pulau Duyong
has dwindled to just a few. Demand for A Place to ARCHIVE
younger generation in the craft is important
to keep this heritage industry alive. It would A Place to EXPOSE
be a sad state of event if this industry is not
revived soon. (Beautiful Terengganu, 2018)
Lack of apprentices, lack of demand for
traditional boats and the traditional boat are
buit without plan and blueprints. The above
issues lead toward the end of the traditional
boat building legacy. Now their economic are
dwindled and facing the issue of extinction
due to its low position in the market.
But this creative industry is a big opportunity
for Terengganu in elevating their tourism-
economic goal, as stated in PITAS 2035, local
heritage and culture as the main source of
income of the east country.
The aim of this thesis is to establish an living
boat-building museum that encourages the
community to participate in and learn about
this industry, restoring Pulau Duyong’s golden
age. With the objectives to investigate the
issues and needs faced by the traditional
boat building community, to analyse the
building characteristics that encourage
community and elevate the industry and to
create a living museum emcompassing the
architectural features and characteristics
that promotes boat building through effective
programs and spaces.

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S I T E & P R O G R A M M I N G • Sulur Samudera

PROGRAM COMPONENTS

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CRAFT FUNDEMENTALS Museum Auction!!
Loading GMaallkeerry Product!!
&SMtoarategreial
Boat
Loading Launching

LEGENDARY PRODUCTION

Living Museum Public Exhibition

SITE INTERVENTION

OrigMinakoifnBgoat Block Placements Green Finger Concept Ground Floor as Public Form Heirarchy & Living
Genius Loci Realm Museum Linearlity

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Near to Main Jetty

Pulau Duyung Visitor Hub

The northside and Pulau Pasir is planned as the
tourism-commercial zone to develop the tourism
accomodation and facilities. Suits to this site, this
project can be the main visitor centre of Pulau Duyung
due to several strength such as location, accesibility
and the genius loci of the traditional boat making
itself.

D E S I G N F O R M U L A T I O N • Sulur Samudera

Awak-Awak Tukang Besar “Linggi Samudera” Measuring Team &
(Young Craftmen) (The Elder) Administration
GOLDEN DISCOVERY
+ knowledges + Data Collection + exposure PERAHUS

+ B+luBeoparitntMseaansdurMinogdel

Workshop & Seminar Blueprint Gallery Mini Museum Duyung Gallery
with Tukang Besar + sharpen the skills RUMAH KOLEK + learn by fundamentals
+ knowledges
Planning Room with Wood Lofting & Building Lunas & Building Boat Hull Constructing Products
Tukang Besar Pasak Making Linggi Boat Framing (Income!!)

Pelekun & Dek Rumah Perahu Finishing & Final Checking & + auction
Painting Bouyancy Test
Gallery Tukang
RUMAH PERAHU BESAR PERAHU BESAR

Sub-Assembly Retractable Warehouse Main Slipway Products
(Hull & Frame) (Cabin & Mast Stage) (Boat Launch & Test) (Income!!)

Material Loading NEW APPRENTICES!! + skills
006 + exposure

O V E R A L L B U I L D I N G P R O G R A M M E • Sulur Samudera

Herb and Edible from Gazebo with
Garden Apartment Sail Design

Block M

Resting Hut for Herb Garden
Leisure

to Rumah
Perahu Besar
A Herb Garden (Rear Compound)

Booths for the local Open Timber Platform
to sell their crafts or ‘Pelantar’

Pedestrian Arch to
celebrate visitors

Craft Booths

from Pulau
Duyung Jetty

from
Penambang

Jetty B Craft Plaza (Front Compound)

Resting Hut for the ‘Pelantar’ as the
Fishermen and communal area for the
Boatmaker fishermen and boat
maker

D B from Kampung to Rumah Perahu
A LAYAR HIDUP Duyung Besar Besar

C C Fisherman Plaza (Side Compound)

Pedestrian Arch to
celebrate visitors
from Apartment
Block L

Traditional
Arena

to Main Dropoff of from Kampung
Linggi Samudera Duyung Kecil
D Traditional Games Plaza
(Front Compound) 007

D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Sulur Samudera OVERHEAD TROLLEY KINETIC FACADE PERAHU PULLEY
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STACKED EFFECT of the products to the
Optehneinugssagtoemofasxeimaize boat and logistic. to maximize natural gallery for exhibition.
breeze as the passive ventilation.
Air In
cooling.

Air In

to Drop Zone

Material Toilet Surau
MaterialWoRrokosmhop Toilet

Finished Perahu
Finished Perahu

LOADING ZONE KOLEK BOX GALERI TUKANG SERVICES SPINE
Daily usage for this Perahu production Exhibition of finished Compartmentation
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transport sold perahus spaces based on the
to the customer at the fundamental processes in dust vacuum.
of the boat making.
dropoff area.

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SPACE FLEXIBILITY RUMAH KOLEK D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Sulur Samudera
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Privacy Mode - to provide privacy for the Visitor Area KOLEK BOX 06 KOLEK BOX 07 Kolek Box with Foldable Handrail
boat maker to discuss and working. Seminar Room Pulley C MULTIPURPOSE KOLEK BOX
Public Mode - during the operation of the FINAL BOX 08
museum to allow movement. KOLEK BOX 05 KOLEK BOX 04 MAIN SEMINAR ROOM

KOLEK BOX 01 KOLEK BOX 02 KOLEK BOX 03 Kolek Box with Seminar Room
D
GALERI TUKANG
YOUTH’S PRODUCT

The boxes are layered together with the central corridor BIDDING SESSION
as the main spine for moveability of perahus and the main
circulation for the visitors. Located at the upper level to Exhibition Gallery
detach these activities from user permeability at ground
level.

Cleaning Mode - to reduce the airborne
dust in the working space.

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S T R U C T U R A L S T U D Y • Sulur Samudera “KEYSTONE” 200mm x 200mm Lofted
Designated Timber Rafter.
COMPONENTS W-Shape
3 Types of Coated Lofted Column with D
Timber Panels to Engr’s Detail Biscuit Joint C
Panel Size: 300mm X 900mm
A
Layer of Timber Roof Batten
Batten Size: 75mm X 75mm B
JOINTING DETAILS
Glue Laminated Timber
Framing System AB

Rafter Size: 475mm X 150mm Dado Joint with Dowels Carpentry Joint
Rafter Spacing: 2000mm
Hard Wood Purlin CD
Size: 200mm x 200mm,
Biscuit Joint with Dowel Biscuit Joint with Kayu
spanning 2000mm rafter-to- System Penaga dowels
rafter

Hard Wood Post & Beam
Framing with R.C Floor

Pad foundations at
Substructure Level
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EXPOSING INTAGIBLE VALUES OF TRADITIONAL
FOOD CULTURE?

Perpatih Gastronomy Center At Terachi Negeri
Sembilan As An Economic Catalyst

by Wan Irene Izaty Binti Mohd Suhaimi

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P R E L I M I N A R Y S T U D Y • Minang’s Labyrinth MINANG’S LABYRINTH:
PERPATIH GASTRONOMIC CENTER
Exposing the Intangible Values of
Traditional Food Culture Issues Solution Aim
EXTINCTION OF
Terachi - a village in the state of Negeri ADAT PERPATIH ADAT PERPATIH
Sembilan which have a unique traditional FOOD CULTURE
custom known as Adat Perpatih which regards Negative Lack of Expose
women as an important role in agriculture stigma exposure + Food Culture of
and entrepreneurship. However, nowdays, the on Adat to youth Adat Perpatih
younger generation fail to see the importance on culture DIGI-PRENEUER
of this unique tradition due to its negative Pettrpatih +
stigma and lack of exposure. They fail to see the
opportunity for them, especially young women UNEMPLOYMENT Apply
to gain agriculture and entrepreneurship skills in IN Food Culture &
Food Tourism. In result, youth migration to cities
has increases due to the low income in rural RURAL AREAS Traditions
areas such as Terachi.
Youth Low AGRICULTURE +
The intangile values of the Malay culture migration income in CULTIVATION
teaches the community about their customs, to cities rural areas Digitalize
traditions, laws and history. However, the only + Food culture to
medium to educate the youths is through word
of mouth. This project proposes food as a WATER the world
medium to expose and educate the intangible IRRIGATION
values of the Adat Perpatih to the youths since
food is involved in various cultural events in the LIVING MUSEUM
community and has the opportunity to thrive in
the Food Tourism resulting in economic growth +
in rural areas.
INDUSTRIAL 4.0
ENVIRONMENTAL
ISSUES

Abandoned Lack of
Land Rainfall

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S I T E & P R O G R A M M I N G • Minang’s Labyrinth

Site Selection To Context Analysis Paddy
Tanjung Ipoh Potential Views Fields
TSeruancghai i
Residential River

Terachi, Negeri Sembilan, Homestay
Malaysia
Paddy
Landmarks Fields

• Old Palace of Seri Menanti Gunung Angsi
• Gate of Seri Menanti
• Terachi Cultural Centre Acccessibility
• Old Town Kuala Pilah
• Ulu Bendul Recreational Park Paddy Fields 3 Acres Paddy Fields To east

Services
Entry

To west To Sri
Menanti

To Residential Jln Kuala Pilah Sustainability Strategy
K. Lumpur Residential Cooking
Zone

To
Pahang

SWOC Analysis To Seri *Existing Food Stalls SITE CONSTRAINTS
SITE STRENGTH Menanti along Jln Kuala Pilah • Soft Soil on site
• Local attachment to the site
• Strong cultural significance SITE WEAKNESS SITE OPPORTUNITIES
• Suitable climate for cultivation • Lack proper infrastructure • A central cultural center 013
• Easily access by locals and tourists • Not welcoming entrance • Attract the locals and tourist
• Beautiful mountain and paddy field • Heavy traffic on main road during travelling from the main road
holiday seasons and weekends • Programmes on the paddy fields
view

D E S I G N F O R M U L A T I O N • Minang’s Labyrinth
Strategy

CLIENT

Invite Ibu Soko to

EDUCATE Ibu Soko EDUCATE JABATAN MUZIUM MALAYSIA (JMM)
Food culture Keep the community together by Food culture TARGET USERS
maintaining traditions while adapting

them to modern way of life.

Youths Visitors Locals International Entrepreneurs Newly Weds
Tourist

district*sreind Naeregaesr*i Share knowledge MAIN COLLABORATORS
Sembilan that are & expand business MISSION
active in Adat Perpatih • Fully committed to sourcing and providing only the best food
online
Unemployed and beverage our planet has to offer.
Women • A company built from a united vision to make wholesome

products from around the world accessible to the masses
COLLABORATORS

LEARN . SHARE. SELL. Empower Women

++ = High Employment
Rates

Learn Post/Share Sell Increase the Value of
Traditional Food

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Programmes O V E R A L L B U I L D I N G P R O G R A M M E • Minang’s Labyrinth

Sireh Restaurant
Eating
Panta WORKSHOPS OPEN PLAZA Pesta
Kucung Adat
Weave
Cak Dapur Kayu (Kitchen)
Craft Lempong Rumah Salai
Wedding Platform
Banquet Berkedim
Ritual
Cooking
show KODIM PAVILLION

Tarian
Pinggan

Spice Terrain

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D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Minang’s Labyrinth Cooking Class Cooking Studio Restaurant Kitchen
Kitchen Typology
Vertical Filming Vertical Open Vertical
Start-up Kitchen Garden area Garden Kitchen Garden
Photo
Kiosk shoot area

Outdoor Classroom Lounge
Dining
Viewing Panta
deck Berkucung

Sectional Diagram - Cooking Zone Area

54 2a 2

MEETING COOKING GALLERY
ROOM STUDIO WORKSHOP

SUPPLY COOKING OPEN
ROOM CLASS PLAZA

EQUIPMENT RESTAURANT RESTAURANT Chopping
STORAGE Area
DAPUR KAYU
REFUSE RUMAH SALAI
CHAMBER

FOOD RAMP TO
PREPARATION KODIM PAVILLION

AREA

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D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Minang’s Labyrinth

Application of Rumah Gadang Phylosophy in Design CONCEPT: ALAM TAKAMBANG MENJADI GURU COLUMN Tangible
(“NATURE (ENVIRONMENT) BECOMES THE TEACHER”) Intangible
FLOOR LEVELS “Symbolizes Community’s
ROOF Strength & Unity”
“Hierachy of Space”
“Culture Identity”

1. Respect The Elders 2. Hygene 3. Respect The Space

TIANG SERI (MAIN COLUMN) FIRE PIT Details

“Symbolizes Community’s Timber Roof Shingles
Strength & Unity” Purlins
4. Utilizes Nature Timber trusses
Laminated glass w
SPICES solar panels
Asphalt waterproof
ORPNLAANMTESNT rolling material
Glulam timber
Water Irrigation panels
for Cultivation Reinforcement cage
Concrete planter

Rain gutter

Concrete floor slab
Timber Steel I-beam
Concrete
Foundation
Glulam Column

HARRVAEISNTWINAGTETRANK

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S T U R C T U R A L S T U D Y • Women Up! Components
Components
Glulam Timber Roof System Tiang Seri
Post & Beam Structure
Recovered timber shingles from Stainless steel
Smoke Vent existing building Reinforcement
Stainless cage
steel tie Transparent plastic corrugated Glulam,
sheets laminated
timber panels
Fire Pit Skylight ceiling with solar panels Steel bracing
Laminated wood trusses and integrated with
Timber with Concrete Footing glulam beam Planter box
I-beam Timber
column Timber Post & Beam Structure Polyetheylene
Drainage Pipe
Solid timber column and beam Timber Beam
connection
Kodim Pavillion Stainless
Steel Botton
Timber Foundation
Glulam Plate
Column
Rumah Salai

Timber
Glulam
Column

Glass wall Concrete Floor Slab Salai Steel
Viewing Structure
Platform * finished with timber flooring Concrete
Cone-shape
Concrete Timber Louvre Windows wall
Cone-shape Stainless steel
* finished with paint wire mesh
wall Concrete
Timber Temporary Timber Stucture counter
Flooring for food
Concrete wall * finished with paint preparation
with water
proofing layer Fire Pit

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REVILTALIZE THE FORGOTTEN
WATER VILLAGE

Sauh Berlabuh Proposed fishery cultural hub for fishermen community in
Bagan Ajam, Pulau Pinang

by Nur Liyana Binti Rosli

019

P R E L I M I N A R Y S T U D Y • Sauh Berlabuh

A Communal Space for Fishery Economic +RICH IN HIGH IN
In response towards the generations gap or DEMAND
cultural chasm that grows rapidly, A fishermen CULTURE
hub is proposed as alternative solution to
the issue in Penang in order to rejuvenate the 1provide facilities for but 3enhance local
fishing village culture. The project creates a the fishermen, local POOR IN fishermen’s place
community learning center whose focuses on and tourist FINANCIAL on physical
providing knowledge about fishery from the
culture to the skill to local, tourists, and students. 2 identify solutions
The fish centre which will act as a new landmark to improve fishery
also brings community together by exploring local economy
and venture into something new where it
creates development through experiences
by the design of desirable spaces. This will
improve the livehood of fishermen by providing
them conventional space with better facilities,
provides employment and enjoyment for local
and tourist.

Strategies are envisaged to realize
the ideal community and environment include
vitalizing attitude of openness, cultivating lifelong
learning culture and enliven positive interaction
within people from various backgrounds. It also
suggested sustainable economic strategies for
better fishing and marketing method in order
to improve local economy in relation to place
attachment. One other sector that can capitalise
on the availability of fresh goods, adoption of
technological commercialisation, ease mobility
of goods and products and innovative mode
of transportation is local vendor’s production.
Provision of spaces for local vendors are also
taken into context, as most of these business
operates from their homes, and lack effective
mode of delivery. Production spaces for these
type of business is critical to reinvigorate the
small-scale business sector, allowing for more
ease of business as most of the services located
in a one-stop service building.

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S I T E & P R O G R A M M I N G • Sauh Berlabuh

Bagan Ajam, Pulau Pinang
Potential to become a main point for fishery centre as this land is provided
by government specific for fishermen community activities. The area are still
active with fishery activities like Pasar Malam Bagan Ajam as commercial
place for fishermen selling their fishery product and the current jetty for
fishing. This will act as potential to the project and surrounded by fishermen

community which is one of the target user for the project.

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D E S I G N F O R M U L A T I O N • Sauh Berlabuh PROGRAMME BREAKDOWN BUILDING TYPOLOGY
USER BEHAVIOR fishing port
Main Users
fishing jetty, boat parking
repair fish net
resting landing,
processing fish loading fish area
storing fish bidding area /
selling fish
auction hall
fishing
Secondary User selling food, ect fish processing area
strorage room
learning fridge room
chilling
Tertiary User eating dry market hall

02024 wet market hall

skills workshop
community based area
restaurant / cafe
information area / galerry

O V E R A L L B U I L D I N G P R O G R A M M E • Sauh Berlabuh

FISH LANDING FISH PROCESSING FISH MARKET COMMUNITY + TOURISM
providing integrated fish landing Fish processing is carried out Fisherman Market provides To enhance the social and economic
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D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Sauh Berlabuh

PPahonteolsvoltaic Wooden MR4 Sustainable EQ9 Daylight Glare
Cladding Glulam Timber Maximum Daylight Used
The facade contains
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photovoltaic panels wooden cladding, recycling
due to the orientation. This element helps to
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EQ12 External Views
Open Planning

Porosity What is Breathing Facade ? EQ7 Air Change
Effectiveness
SM12 Greenery & Roof Breathing facades : a new concept to create dynamic thermal Stack Effect + Cross
Roof Function ambiances in buildings located in hot climates Ventilation

The roof has four primary efficiency and Operable Facade
sustainability attributes ; shading, daylighting,
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their orientation shades the building from the Responsive Architecture. Abstract. It provides social identities and
harshest sun. With very clearly articulated and environmental comfort for accomodation. It is an intermediate
very ambitious, sustainability goals that include location where collective and individual needs meet.
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INSPIRATION Environmental Studies D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Sauh Berlabuh
Fish bone architecture
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is caused by over-heating
the fish. In general, the initial
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Origami exploration Traditional system natural
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9 : 00 AM 12 : 00 PM 3 : 00 PM DAYLIGHT

CLOSED FACADE

OPEN FACADE

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S T U R C T U R A L S T U D Y • Sauh Berlabuh timber roof battern and purlin
STRUCTURAL CONCEPT

artificial synthetic thatch roof material
Timber Joint

STRUCTURAL MATERIAL Fish Drying Timber Roof Cladding System
Cantilever Floor Internal R.SCtr.uPcotsutreand Beam
Bakau Timber
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low tensile strength and ductility are
counteracted by the inclusion of
reinforcement having higher tensile
strength or ductility.

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TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION IN CULTURAL
PERCEPTION?

Malay Performing Arts-Tech Center (Enima 2.0)
Shahbandar,Kuala Terengganu

by Muhammad Faris Bin Arman

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P R E L I M I N A R Y S T U D Y • Enima 2.0 FUNDING& ARTIST ECONOMY EDUCATION ENHANCING
SUPPORT TRAINING PUBLIC THE VALUE OF
Modernity + Culture SPECIALIST
Malaysia is a country that full with PROMOTION SERVICES CULTURE
culture and tradition, as we can see from the
multiracial environment which is from Malay, CULTURAL ECOSYSTEM
Chinese, Indian and another race. Today our
culture is slowly lost their value of appreciation EXPOSE
because our new generation didn’t know about
the value and strength of it. People didn’t see EDUCATED
the value of culture, every time we heard that EXPERIMENTAL
another people say about our culture but
what we do? Where is our action? we know
the significant sentence from Laksamana
Hang Tuah which is “ Takkan Melayu Hilang di
Dunia” but it’s useless not lost in the world but
our existence is not felt. As we can see from the
performing art it’s come out with a lot of benefits
and value from it,
The project is focusing on rejuvenated
and revitalize the malay culture performing
art by propose the premise facility of malay
performance that include the programme
from expose, educate and experimental that
the significant of malay culture and the how
the intergration of technology innovation in
performing art institute center. The significant
character in Malay performing arts in Malaysia
that potrays every state in Malaysia. The
performance come out with full of nostalgic
value and as a part of the appreciatian though
in our modernity perception to bring this
phenomenological moment.
The Continuity of cultural value through
era of perception from nostalgic to modernity
(How we can bring the significant of caltural
value to our modern lifestyle. Spreading the
spirit of vitality, exciment and pleasure. The
interaction in building inside and outside.
Sense of movement and emphasize the idea
of smart interactive architectural element .
The Continuity of cultural value through era of
perception from nostalgic to modernity (How we
can bring the significant of caltural value to our
modern lifestyle

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S I T E & P R O G R A M M I N G • Enima 2.0

Shahbandar,Kuala Terengganu EXPOSE Explore Knowledge Journey Culture Technology Community
EDUCATED
Terengganu has a distinct cultural personality and is EXPERIMENTAL
blesses with some of malaysia most wondrous attraction,
making it a leading tourism destination in the country COMMUNITY TRAINING ACADEMY TECH AUDITARIUM
visitors are enthralled by its ealth of traditional arts, culture AttracTeticvehtCuroemGmaullneirtyy Hub VirtTuraailnTinaglenSttuSdtuiodio P-tarium peforming hall
and rich malay heritage. Terengganu is here people come Green Media Studio
to experience the authentic way of life in the east coast of Techdition Retail A.lex Innovation room
Malaysia, expressed through life in the laidback towns and Food court Outdoor Training spaces SE-mInatretrRseecvotiolvne Hhaallll
Synchron Tech
fishing vilages and to feast their senses on artistic GAN Talent Spaces
pursuits of traditional cultural performance which

have been lovingly preserved

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D E S I G N F O R M U L A T I O N • Enima 2.0 EDUCATED EXPERIMENTAL
PHENOMENOLOGY NEUROL THEORY
EXPOSED
THEORY CULTURAL ECOSYSTEM
SOCIAL

LEARNING

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INNOVATION

ARTIFICIAL LANGUAGE VISUAL
EXPERIMENTAL [A.L.Ex] PHYSICAL
SPIRITUAL
OUTCOME CULTURE ENHANCE EMOTION
PERFORMANCE
HIGHER ROI

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VISTA DECKING a. O V E R A L L B U I L D I N G P R O G R A M M E • Enima 2.0

PROGRAMMES

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EXPERIMENTAL HALL b. OPEN AMPHITHEATER

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D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Enima 2.0

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

f. c. b.
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a.

d. CONTROL ROOM b. OPENING DECK a.
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D E T A I L P R O G R A M M E • Enima 2.0

HOLOGRAPHIC TELEPRESENCE

Technology is an affect or mechanical system that help in performing art show but all of this technology has their specific space and system that work in
performing arts premise which is for the holographic telepresence this technology is a effect to bring the character that not in the stages or that character is an
old nostalgic character that the significant to bring this old character for the historical purpose so this holographic technology work from another space and will
transfer that projection of a hologram to the performing stages.

SOUND TECHNOLOGY
Sound technology produces
sound energy that reflects the
auditorium wall panel then
it depends on that acoustic
panel whether it was absorbed
or reflected. Still, suppose these
two panels can combine. It can
create a new experience for
the audience with the flow of
sound technology design and
the reflection of the acoustic
panel that comes with the
scene in the performing hall
premise to bring the audience
into the performer environment.
control the sound in the
auditorium and help prevent
the external noise that comes
from mechanical services and
neighbourhood contexts. This
acoustic panel also depends
on the material on the ceiling
and wall.

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S T U R C T U R A L S T U D Y • Enima 2.0

CONSTRUCTION ANALYSIS HOLDING STRUCTURE PANEL

PYLON TENSION ACP PANEL

ROOF STRUCTURE CARVING WOOD PANEL

Enima 2.0 structural study is focusing on steel construction and For the finishing is using double skin facade
finishing by the wood panel from the ground floor is using a steel from ACP panel and attach by the wood
frame system and for the significant space which is the hall and carving panel as the double skin and at the
black boc using a portal frame structure system to support the same time as the sound insulation for the hall.
centilever at the P-tarium hall and the supportive structure is a
pylon and tension on the top of the auditarium. that can connect
from the framing system to support the auditarium.

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bringing up the unseen issues within green
and ecological architecture

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RENATURE: MANGROVE ECOTOURISM CENTRE

Eco-Tourism Mangrove Exploration And Experimental Centre In
Sijangkang, Selangor

by Nor Saiful Bin Zainal Abidin

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P R E L I M I N A R Y S T U D Y • Ecotourism Mangrove Centre

“A better future for Mangroves” Thesis statement Issue
In order to improve the effectiveness of
ecotourism in Kampung Sijangkang Mangrove An eco-tourism mangrove exploration • Lack of awareness on the
Park, the goal of this design thesis is to establish and experimental centre to aid in ecotourism of Sijangkang
an eco-tourism mangrove exploration and increasing the efficiency of ecotourism Mangrove park .
experimentation centre. The major goal is to in Kampung Sekinjang Mangrove
increase public understanding of the value Park. The main idea is to raise public • No special hub that can locate
of Malaysia’s mangrove forests by fostering awareness of the importance of the mangrove center for
responsible ecotourism and travel. The proposal mangrove forests in Malaysia by ecotourism.
itself will eventually act as the community’s promoting sustainable ecotourism
focal point in Kampung Sijangkang. A fishing and exploration. The proposal itself is • Insufficient funding from the
community and mangrove hub are both a part eventually will serve as focal point for government to established
of the new Exploration and Experimental Centre. the community at Kampung sekinjang.
The eco-tourism mangrove exploration and The new Exploration and experimental centre for Mangrove Area for
experimental centre is dedicated to preserving centre act as a mangrove hub and educational and research
fishing community. purpose.
the mangrove’s future in Malaysia.
Aim What is the solution
The program’s objective is to inform and raise
awareness of the value of protecting the To create an eco- Through the collaboration
mangrove forest among the future generation. tourism mangrove with the government,
Mangrove tree planting offers fresh experiences. exploration and
Users can tour the mangrove park region and experimental the fund provided can
view a wildlife habitat in the experience zone. centre focusing to assist the community in
The eco-tourism mangrove exploration and sustain the future sustaining and maintaining
experimental centre act to aid in increasing of the mangrove in the mangrove park for an
the efficiency of ecotourism in Mangrove Park. malaysia context. in extended period of time
The main idea is to raise public awareness addition as a social However, without special
of the importance of mangrove in Malaysia and learning space programmes the fund will
by promoting sustainable ecotourism and for the academia be extinguish in matter of
exploration. The proposal itself is eventuallywill and industry to share
serve as focal point for the community at their knowledge and time.
experiences with the
Kampung sekinjang. visitors and user. What if?

There are 3 main programmes consist in Objective Eco-tourism mangrove
the Mangrove center. The component are exploration and
educational area, exploration area and To create Awareness and educate people
Conservation area. The aims are making on the importance to manage of our natural experimental centre to aid
mangroves accessible, differentiated learning mangrove area before it extinct. in increasing the efficiency
and leisure experiences, while impacting the of ecotourism in Kampung
This centre is a starting point for Sekinjang Mangrove Park.
ecosystem as little as possible. adventurer and researcher before
they explore the mangrove park The main idea is to raise
in Sijangkang. This centre provide public awareness of the
facilities and equipment before their importance of mangrove
exploration.
forests in Malaysia by
“We cannot change others, but when we promoting sustainable
changes ourselves, we may end up changing the world” ecotourism and exploration.
Source: Google image view of Kampung Sijangkang

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Site Selection S I T E & P R O G R A M M I N G • Ecotourism Mangrove Centre
Design Programmes

Souvenir shop

1 Information
Exhibition Area

Fishing

AB aquatic
2 Research

Boating

Replanting
3

C Product Boardwalk
Watchtower
The site is currently located between the river and the
mangrove park in the community area. Because the small river 4
connected to the Langat River, the site has the potential to be a Ecolodge
boat and fishing hub. The actual site boundary will include the river
in the centre of the site. The site’s entrance is next to a recreational
mangrove park. This can also help to strengthen the center’s sense
of welcoming visitors. One of the special site features that can lead
to the integration of the building structure is the integration of the

water area and the land area.

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D E S I G N F O R M U L A T I O N • Ecotourism Mangrove Centre

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ATTRIBUTE Coastal Protection Clean Water Tourism Livehoods
MANGROVE
Restoring mangroves for coastal 2-5 hectares of mangroves may there are over 2,000 mangrove 120 million people living near
defence up to 5 times more cost- treat the eafflquueanctsuoltfu1rehectares of related attractions globally, such as mangroves area.
effective than“grey infrastructure” such boat tours, boardwalks, kayaking and
Economy Threats
as breakwaters. fishing.

Mangrove Scenario

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forest.

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