HON YI HANG

Student in this phase of design students will be taking the information’s gathered and through the fields of survey they will create 2-3 or several options for consideration. They will study, analyse and further develop these ideas and options through the use of sketches, diagrams and study models to visualize different routes and approaches to the project.

 

For your chosen site and programme, produce a formal architectural design strategy in response your proposed project.

1. The design should explore and express your position in architecture, and synthesize issues relating to programme, user, site and other regulatory requirements.

2. Consider and include expanded aspects of design development in tandem with the design of spaces, e.g. regulatory requirements, fire safety, materials, construction/buildability, sustainability, feasibility and other relevant considerations, wherever possible, integrating their development to produce a richer, more multi-layered design.

3. The design should adhere to the architectural design theme: ‘Discovering and incorporating Malaysian art, culture and tradition in Contemporary Architecture’

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There are several guidelines that provide the scope of your proposed project as follows:

1. 3-5 stories/levels, 1800-2000 sq.mts. built up area (gross floor area)

2. No residential proposals and No repetition of previous design studio projects.

3. Parking lot (based on Uniform Building By-Laws and Local requirements).

4. Compliance with city planning or local guidelines and requirements.

5. Shall incorporate the project theme ‘Sustaining Humanities’ and architectural design theme ‘Discovering Malaysian architectural identity in the contemporary designs’.