Showing posts with label Asian Architecture (ARC 2234/60403 ). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asian Architecture (ARC 2234/60403 ). Show all posts

Monday, 8 December 2014

PROJECT 2 : DOCUMENTATION STUDY

This project involves the study of streets in an Asian city to understand the historical and social aspects of a city by examining the development of tradition, modernization and globalization of streets. The chosen street is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur surrounded by both historical and modern architecture. Jalan Tun H.S. Lee also shows great history and is one of the prominent streets in KL. Multiple site visits has been done to obtain necessary information as well as photos needed for a photo journal. The final submission comprises of, 1) history of street, 2) photos from the street & 3) street map as shown below :

Learning Outcomes :

  1. Able to understand the historical developments of the street.
  2. Identification of a broad range of issues related to the historical and chronological transitions of Asian architectural history.
  3. Interpretation of architectural language in relation to the development of Asian architecture and urbanism based on theme of tradition, modernity and globalization.

PROJECT 1 : CASE STUDY PAPER

In this project, we are required to carry out an extensive research within the framework of sustainability design in Asia. The sustainability design framework focuses on the building assigned for site visit which is the Belum Rainforest Resort located in Pulau Banding, Grik, Perak. The title of proposed is as follows; Adaptation of Design Features of the Orang Asli Dwellings to Counter Heat Gain in Belum Rainforest Resort, Pulau Banding. An oral presentation has been carried out alongside a final report of about 4000 words to validate the findings of this research. Below is the final report :


Learning Outcomes :

  1. Able to identify significant elements of sustainable design through investigation.
  2. Understand the importance of sustainable design.
  3. In-depth view of the site which can be applied in future designs.