11th Contemporary & Heritage Studies

1. 11TH CONTEMPORARY & HERITAGE STUDIES
OSAKA & KYOTO, JAPAN
DEPARTMENTOF APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE& ENVIRONMENTALDESIGN
PERTH & FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA

2. CONTENTS
OSAKA & KYOTO, JAPAN
• INTRODUCTION
• TENTATIVES
• TRANSPORTATION & MAPS
• CASE STUDIES SITES
• UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION
• EXHIBITION
• FOODS & DRINKS
PERTH & FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA
• INTRODUCTION
• TENTATIVES
• TRANSPORTATION & MAPS
• CASE STUDIES SITES
• UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION
• EXHIBITION
• FOODS & DRINKS
STUDENTS’ AFFORDABILITY
THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
11TH
CONTEMPORARY
& HERITAGE
STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF
APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE &
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

3. 11TH CONTEMPORARY & HERITAGE STUDIES
OSAKA & KYOTO, JAPAN
DEPARTMENTOF APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE& ENVIRONMENTALDESIGN

4. PROPOSAL 1
11TH CONTEMPORARY & HERITAGE STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE& ENVIRONMENTALDESIGN

5. OSAKA & KYOTO, JAPAN
Osaka covers 223.00 km2 of land and is 42 kilometers away from Kyoto.
Osaka: Second largest metropolitan region in the world. Historically it was a merchant city, and
in 645 it was the capital of Japan, the Shogunate castle is a landmark until today.
Kyoto: The imperial capital of Japan for a thousand years. Has the title one of the best
preserved cities of Japan: It’s gone through earthquakes and World War II, but its architecture
and arts have survived. Many sites in Kyoto are UNESCO world heritage sites. The main industry is
information technology (home to many technological companies such as Nintendo)
BRIEF BACKGROUND
A) Osaka Castle, Osaka
B) Kobe Mosque, Kobe
C) Panasonic Museum, Osaka
MAIN ATTRACTION

6. PROPOSED
POSTER
DESIGN:
11TH
CONTEMPORARY &
HERITAGE STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF
APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE &
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

7. TENTATIVES7 DAYS & 6 NIGHTS
Day 1
24th August 2016, Wednesday
06:00 - Gather at KLIA 2
- Preparation/Briefing
09:50 - Depart to Kansai Airport
17:40 - Arrived at Kansai Airport
- Jama’ Takhir prayer (Zuhr & Asar)
19:00 - Check in Taiyo Hotel in Osaka
- Bath and dinner
- Jama’ Takhir prayer (Maghrib & Isya)
21:00 - Meeting/Briefing
23:30 - Rest and sleep
Day 2
25Th August 2016, Thursday
04:30 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Wake up and bath
08:00 - Breakfast
- Briefing
09:00 - Visit to Main Heritage Site 1
Osaka Castle, Osaka
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Continue with the Research and Documentation of:
Osaka Castle, Osaka
17:00 - Jama’ Takhir prayer (Zuhr & Asar)
- Back to hotel
19:00 - Bath and dinner
- Jama’ Takhir prayer (Maghrib & Isya)
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep

8. TENTATIVES7 DAYS & 6 NIGHTS
Day 3
26th August 2016, Friday
04:30 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Wake up and bath
08:00 - Breakfast
- Briefing
09:00 - Visit to
Osaka Museum of History, Osaka
12:00 - Lunch
- Depart to Kobe
14:00 - Visit to Main Heritage Site 2
Kobe Mosque, Kobe
15:30 - Jama’ Takhir prayer (Zuhr & Asar)
16:00 - Continue with Research and Documentation of:
Kobe Mosque, Kobe
18:30 - Jama’ Takdim prayer (Maghrib & Isya)
19:00 - Back to hotel in Osaka and Bath and dinner
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
22:00 - Rest and sleep
Day 4
27th August 2016, Saturday
04:30 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Wake up and bath
08:00 - Breakfast
- Briefing & Check out hotel
09:00 - Visit to Main Heritage Site 3
Panasonic Museum, Osaka
12:00 - Jama’ Takdim prayer (Zuhr & Asar)
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Continue with Research and Documentation of:
Panasonic Museum, Osaka
17:00 - Depart to Kyoto
18:30 - Check in Utano Youth Hostel, Kyoto
19:00 - Bath and dinner
- Jama’ Takhir prayer (Maghrib & Isya)
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep

9. TENTATIVES7 DAYS & 6 NIGHTS
Day 5
28th August 2016, Sunday
04:30 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Wake up and bath
08:00 - Breakfast
09:00 - Visit to
Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto
12:00 - Zuhr prayer*
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Visit to
Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka Street, Kyoto
15:30 - Asar prayer*
17:00 - Back to hostel
18:30 - Maghrib prayer*
19:00 - Bath and dinner & Isya’ prayer
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep
Day 6
29th August 2016, Monday
04:30 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Wake up and bath
08:00 - Breakfast & Briefing
09:00 - Visit and collaboration program with:
Kyoto University of Art and Design, Kyoto
12:00 - Zuhr prayer*
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Continue program in:
Kyoto University of Art and Design, Kyoto
15:30 - Asar prayer*
16:00 - Visit to
Kyoto Handicraft Centre, Kyoto
18:30 - Maghrib prayer*
19:00 - Back to hostel
- Bath and dinner &Isya’ prayer
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep

10. TENTATIVES7 DAYS & 6 NIGHTS
Day 7
30th August 2016, Tuesday
04:30 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Wake up and bath
- Breakfast
- Preparation/Luggage packing
- Check out
09:00 - Visit to
Toei Kyoto Park, Kyoto
12:00 - Depart to Kansai Airport, Osaka
13:00 - Arrived at Kansai Airport, Osaka
16:25 - Departure to Kuala Lumpur

11. PRAYER TIMES FOR OSAKA7 DAYS & 6 NIGHTS
AUGUST
2016
SEPTEMBER
2016

12. TRANSPORTATIONROUTE MAPS

13. Day 1
Kansai Airport-Taiyo Hotel
Day 2
Taiyo Hotel-Osaka Castle
Day 3
Taiyo Hotel -Osaka Museum of History
Day 3
Osaka Museum-Kobe Mosque
Day 4
Taiyo Hotel-Panasonic Museum
Day 4
Panasonic Museum,Osaka- Utano Youth
Hostel, Kyoto

14. Day 5
Utano Youth Hostel, Kyoto -Fushimi Inari
Shrine, Kyoto
Day 5
Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto -Ninenzaka &
Sannenzaka Street, Kyoto
Day 6
Utano Youth Hostel, Kyoto-KyotoUniversity
of Art and Design, Kyoto
Day 6
Kyoto Universityof Art and Design-Kyoto
Handicraft Centre, Kyoto
Day 7
Utano Youth Hostel, Kyoto- Toei Kyoto Park,
Kyoto
Day 7
Toei Kyoto Park, Kyoto - Kansai Airport,
Osaka

15. Visiting Day Places Majoring Sites
ID IDE CONS
D2a a) Osaka Castle, Osaka 20% 20% 60%
D3b b) Kobe Mosque, Kobe 60% 20% 20%
D4 c) Panasonic Museum, Osaka 20% 60% 20%
MAIN SITESMAIN SITESMAJORING %

16. MAIN SITESMAIN SITESMAJORING %
Visiting Day Places Majoring Sites
ID IDE CONS
D2b a) Denden Town, Osaka 10% 80% 10%
D3a b) Osaka Museum of History,
Osaka
40% 20% 40%
D5a c) Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka
Street, Kyoto
30% 30% 40%
D5b d) Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine,
Kyoto*
30% 30% 40%
D6a e)Toei Kyoto Studio Park, Kyoto 30% 40% 30%
D6b f) Kyoto Handicraft Centre, Kyoto 20% 40% 40%
D7 g)University of Art & Design Kyoto / / /

17. MAIN SITES
CASE STUDIES
A) Osaka Castle, Osaka
B) Kobe Mosque, Kobe
C) Panasonic Museum, Osaka

18. A) OSAKA CASTLE, OSAKA
• Location: Osaka
• Osaka Castle is situated at
Chuo-ku Osaka, Japan and
it is one of Japan's most
famous landmark. In
sixteenth century, the castle
played a vital role in the
unification of Japan during
Azuchi-Momoyama period

19. B) KOBE MOSQUE
• Location: Kobe
• Kobe Mosque is the first
mosque in Japan, built in
1928 in Nakayamate
Dori, Chuo-Ku which had
suffered with bombings
and earthquake
throughout the century.

20. C) PANASONIC MUSEUM
• Location: Osaka
• The spirit and legacy of
Konosuke Matsushita are
revealed in the exhibits and
audio/visual presentations.
Many Matsushita products
are also displayed,
including double cluster
sockets, television sets, and
washing machines.

21. VISITING SITES
CASE STUDIES
A) Denden Town, Osaka
B) Osaka Museum Of History, Osaka
C) Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka Street, Kyoto
D) Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kyoto*
E)Toei Kyoto Studio Park, Kyoto
F) Kyoto Handicraft Centre, Kyoto
G)university Of Art & Design Kyoto

22. A) DENDEN TOWN
• Location: Osaka
• Once a small district with shops
selling used clothes and
second-hand books,
Nipponbashi DENDEN Town
grew into one of the largest
commercial districts in Osaka,
packed with electrical
equipment discount stores,
within just few decades.

23. B) OSAKA MUSEUM OF HISTORY
• Location: Osaka
• The museum is designed to
give visitors a multi-
dimensional experience of
the 1,400-year history of
Osaka, with life-size
reconstructions, scale
models, and key
photographs and movies.

24. C) ) Ninenzaka & Sannenzaka Street, Kyoto
• Location: Kyoto
• The name refers to the two main streets of
the area: Ninen-zaka and Sannen-zaka,
literally‘Two-Year Hill’and ‘Three-Year Hill’
(the years referring to the ancient imperial
years when they were first laid out).
• These two charming streets are linedwith
old wooden houses, traditional shops and
restaurants.
• A lot of souvenir shops and traditional
teahouses and restaurants along the way.

25. • Location: Kyoto
• It is famous for its thousands of
vermilion torii gates, which
straddle a network of trails
behind its main buildings. The
trails lead into the wooded
forest of the sacred Mount
Inari, which stands at 233
meters and belongs to the
shrine grounds.
D) FUSHIMI INARI TAISHA SHRINE

26. • Location: Kyoto
• Toei Kyoto Studio Park is the only
theme park in Japan where you
can observe the filming of period
dramas (jidaigeki films). Here you
can walk freely around the Toei
Kyoto Studio film set. This set depicts
a street from the Edo period, and is
used to shoot more than 200 films
per year. Enjoy the atmosphere of
ancient Japan by taking in a ninja
show maybe even dressing up as a
geisha or samurai
E) TOEI KYOTO STUDIO PARK

27. F) KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTRE
• Location: Kyoto
• The Kyoto Handicraft Center sells a
good range of Japanese arts and
crafts, such as woodblock prints,
Japanese dolls, damascene crafts,
pearls, clothing and books
• Live demonstration of authentic
Japanese-style craftsmanship such
as Zōgan aka "Marquetry" (inlaying
pieces of shaped gold and silver
into a metal based template) and
Mokuhanga (Wood block printing).

28. • Location: Kyoto
• It is a private
university in Sakyo-
ku, Kyoto, Japan. The
predecessor of the school
was founded in 1934. It was
chartered as a junior
college in 1977 and
became a four-year
college in 1991.
G) UNIVERSITY OF ART & DESIGN KYOTO

29. UNIVERSITY COLLABORATION
Kyoto University of Art and Design

31. • FACU L TY O F AR T AND DESI G N
• DEPAR TMENT O F AR T STU DI ES AND PR O DU CE
• DEPAR TMENT O F HI STO R I CAL HER I TAG E
• DEPAR TMENT O F FI L M PR O DU CTI ON
• DEPAR TMENT O F PER FO R MI NG AR TS
• DEPAR TMENT O F FI NE AND APPL I ED AR TS
• DEPAR TMENT O F AR T AND CHI L D STU DI ES
• DEPAR TMENT O F CHAR ACTER DESI G N
• DEPAR TMENT O F I NFO R MATI ON DESI G N
• DEPAR TMENT O F SPACE DESI G N
• DEPAR TMENT O F ENVI R O NMENTAL DESI G N
• DEPAR TMENT O F PR O DU CT DESI G N
DEPARMENTS AND FACULTY

32. ACCESSLOCATION IN JAPAN

33. CAMPUS MAP

34. NO.11 PERSIARAN STONOR, OFF JALAN TUN RAZAK,
50450 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA
TEL: 03-2177-2600
POTENTIAL COLLABORATION

35. EXHIBITION
Where To Get The Items

36. • We can buy most of our souvenirs from there along with
prints and books.
• It is tax free and we actually managed to save a lot.
• They also sell postcards and stamps.
• Products: bamboo crafts, candles, ceramics chopsticks,
clay dools, cloisonne, combs, cosmetics, folding fans, gold
leaf, iron kettles, ket chains, kokeshi dolls, incense, maneki
neko, obi belts, post cards, sake, samurai armor, silk goods,
spinning tops, tea, umbrellas, wind chimes, wood block
prints, yukata,kimonos, japanese-style
shirt,damascene,pearls and other kyoto arts.
KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTRE

37. KYOTO HANDICRAFT CENTRE

38. • The shops offer many traditional items, from incense to fans
to woven goods.
• The neighbourhood is also a great place to sample all the
Japanese food stalls, featuring traditional Japanese
delights like green tea ice cream, mochi balls and
baumkuchen cake.
• Shops line the streets, filled with everything from typical
Japanese souvenirs like chopsticks and fans to hand-made
artisan products.
• Many interesting shops such as geisha costumes, pottery,
paper, woodworking, fan, and umbrella shops
NINENZAKA & SANNENZAKA STREET

39. Shops line the streets, filled with everythingfrom typical Japanese souvenirs like chopsticks and
fans to hand-made artisan products, along withother interesting shops such as geisha costumes,
pottery, paper, woodworking and umbrella shops
NINENZAKA & SANNENZAKA STREET

40. FOODS & DRINKSHALAL RESTAURANTS & TRAVEL AGENCY

41. • Address: 4 Chome-13-2 Owada,
Nishiyodogawa-ku, Osaka-shi,
Osaka-fu 555-0032
• Prices
Lunch: ￥1,000～￥1,999
Dinner: ￥1,000～￥1,999
HALAL RESTAURANTS
CHIBUNE STATION

42. HALAL RESTAURANTS
ZA U-DON
• Address:
Inside the Kuukou Minami Noren, Kansai
International Airport Terminal 1 2F, 1
Senshukukoukita, Izumisano-shi, Osaka-fu
549-0001
• Prices
Average lunch: ～￥999
Average dinner: ～￥999

43. FOOD RECCOMENDATIONSBY THE TRAVEL AGENCY
Meal Food/Drinks Recommended
Breakfast • Mineral water / air kotak
• Sandwiches / fried noodle /
fried rice *
• Bananas
Lunch / dinner • Mineral water
• Nasi lemak / nasi bungkus / fried
rice *
* Subject to availability of ingredients at that time

44. QUOTATION
Osaka & Kyoto, Japan

45. Items Estimated Budget / Student Cost
8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights 6 Days 5 Nights
A) AccommodationAnd
Facilities
Hostel In Osaka (4 Days 4 Night)
4xrm 150 = RM 600
Hostel In Kyoto (4 Days 3 Night)
4xrm150 = Rm 600
Hostel In Osaka (4 Days 3 Nights)
4xrm 150 = RM 600
Hostel In Kyoto (3 Days 3 Night)
3xrm 150 = RM 450
Hostel In Kyoto (6 Days 5 Nights)
6xrm 150 = RM 900
B) Transportation Flight Ticket
= RM1000 Per Person (Include
LuggageAnd Tax)**
Public Transport At Osaka &
Kyoto, Japan
= RM800 Per Person
Flight Ticket
= RM1000 Per Person (Include
LuggageAnd Tax)**
Public Transport At Osaka &
Kyoto, Japan
= RM800 Per Person
Flight Ticket
= RM1000 Per Person (Include
LuggageAnd Tax)**
Public Transport At Osaka &
Kyoto, Japan
= RM750 Per Person
C) Tour Guide And Service Rm 200 Per Person Rm 200 Per Person Rm 200 Per Person
D) Food And Beverages
 Breakfast
 Lunch
 Dinner
29x7 = Rm240
38x6 = RM230 RM700
38x6 = RM230
28.5x7 =RM200
29x6 = RM175 RM550
29x6 = RM175
25x6 =Rm150
30x5 =RM150 RM450
30x5 =RM150
E) Entrance And Other Fees RM200 Per Person RM200 Per Person RM200 Per Person
F) Contingency & Exhibition RM 200 Per Person # RM 200 Per Person # RM 200 Per Person #
E) Ground Package RM 3100 Per Person RM2800 Per Person RM2450 Per Person
Total 1 Person = RM4800 1 Person = RM4000 1 Person = RM3650

46. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
RM1000-RM1500
RM1500-RM2000
RM2000-RM2500
RM2500-RM3000
RM3000-RM3500
RM1000-
RM1500
RM1500-
RM2000
RM2000-
RM2500
RM2500-
RM3000
RM3000-
RM3500
Acceptable Fees For
Heritage Trip
1 6 4 29 6
Affordability Fees For Heritage Trip
*Based On A
Survey Done Of
A Total Of 47
Students.
STUDENTS’ AFFORDABILITYFOR HERITAGE STUDIES

47. *Based On A
Survey Done Of
A Total Of 47
Students.
PERCENTAGE OF AFFORDABILITY AMONG STUDENTS
FOR HERITAGE STUDIES
2%
13%
9%
63%
13%
Affordability Fees For Heritage Trip
RM1000-RM1500
RM1500-RM2000
RM2000-RM2500
RM2500-RM3000
RM3000-RM3500

48. 11TH CONTEMPORARY & HERITAGE STUDIES
PERTH & FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA
DEPARTMENTOF APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE& ENVIRONMENTALDESIGN

49. PROPOSAL 2
11TH CONTEMPORARY & HERITAGE STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE& ENVIRONMENTALDESIGN

50. PERTH & FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA
BRIEF BACKGROUND
MAIN ATTRACTION
A) Fremantle Prison, Fremantle
B) Shipwreck Gallery, Fremantle
C) Rangs Boomerangs
Workshop, Bedfordale
Location: 3300km away from Sydney.
Perth: Known to be the capital and largest city of the Australian state of Western Australia. Today,
Perth is the country’s fastest growing local government area. It has ranked consistently among the
Top 10 most liveable cities in the world.
Fremantle: Fremantle is a major Australian port city in Western Australia, located at the mouth of the
Swan River. Fremantle Harbour serves as the port of Perth, the state capital. Fremantle was the first
area settled by the Swan River colonists in 1829. It was declared a city in 1929, and has a population
of approximately 27,000.

51. PROPOSED
POSTER
DESIGN:
11TH
CONTEMPORARY &
HERITAGE STUDIES
DEPARTMENT OF
APPLIED ART & DESIGN
KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE &
ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

52. TENTATIVES8 DAYS, 7 NIGHTS
Day 1
25th August 2016, Thursday
23:00 - Gather at KLIA 2
08:25 - Depart to Perth Airport, Australia *Malindo Air
14:10 - Arrived at Perth Airport, Australia
15:00 - Check in Criterion Hotel in Perth
*Quadrupule Room
15:30 - Rest, Asar and Zuhur prayer (Jama’)
17:56 - Maghrib prayer*
18:30 - Group briefing
19:00 - Bath and dinner *
- Isya’ prayer*
21:00 - Preparation
23:30 - Rest and sleep
Day 2
26th August 2016, Friday
05:19 - Wake up and bath
- Fajr’ prayer*
08:00 - Breakfast
09:00 - Visit to Main Heritage Site 1:
Fremantle Prison, Fremantle
12:18 - Zuhr’ prayer*
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Continue with the research and documentation of:
Fremantle Prison, Fremantle
15:30 - Asar prayer*
16:00 - Continue with the research and documentation of:
Fremantle Prison, Fremantle
17:00 - Visit to Fremantle market
19:30 - Back to Hotel Criterion, Perth
21:00 - Bath and dinner
- Isya’ and maghrib prayer*
22:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
00:00 - Rest and sleep

53. TENTATIVES8 DAYS, 7 NIGHTS
Day 3
27th August 2016, Saturday
05:00 - Wake up and bath
05:18 - Fajr prayer*
08:00 - Breakfast
09:00 - Visit to Main Heritage Site 2:
Shipwreck Gallery, Fremantle
12:18 - Zuhr prayer* and Lunch
13:00 - Continue research at:
Shipwreck Gallery, Fremantle
15:30 - Visit to
Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle
16:00 - Asar prayer*
19:00 - Back to Hotel Criterion
- Bath and dinner
- Isya’ and maghrib prayer*
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
22:00 - Rest and sleep
Day 4
28th August 2016, Sunday
05:00 - Wake up and bath
05:20 - Fajr prayer*
08:00 - Breakfast
09:00 - Visit to:
Maritime Museum, Fremantle
12:20 - Zuhr prayer*
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Visit to:
Rottnest Island, Fremantle
15:31 - Asar prayer*
16:00 - Continue with the research and documentation of:
Rottnest Island, Fremantle
17:00 - Back to Hotel
17:58 - Maghrib prayer*
18:00 - Bath and dinner
19:15 - Isya’ prayer
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep

54. TENTATIVES8 DAYS, 7 NIGHTS
Day 5
29th August 2016, Monday
05:00 - Wake up and bath
05:20 - Fajr prayer*
08:00 - Breakfast
09:00 - Visit to Main Heritage Site 3:
Rangs Boomerang, Perth
*18 Cross Road Bedfordale WA6112
12:00 - Zuhr prayer*
12:30 - Lunch
13:00 - Continue activity and workshop
Rangs Boomerang, Perth
*18 Cross Road Bedfordale WA6112
15:30 - Asar prayer*
17:00 - Back to hostel
18:00 - Maghrib prayer*
- Bath and dinner
- Isya’ prayer
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep
Day 6
30th August 2016, Tuesday
05:00 - Wake up and bath
05:20 - Fajr prayer*
08:00 - Breakfast
09:00 - Visit to:
King’s Park, Perth
12:20 - Zuhr prayer* & Lunch
13:00 - Visit to:
Art Gallery Of Western Australia, Perth
15:31 - Asar prayer*
16:00 - Continue with the visit:
Art Gallery Of Western Australia, Perth
17:00 - Back to Hotel
17:58 - Maghrib prayer*
18:00 - Bath and dinner
19:15 - Isya’ prayer
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep

55. TENTATIVES8 DAYS, 7 NIGHTS
Day 7
31st August 2016, Wednesday
05:00 - Wake up and bath
05:20 - Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Breakfast
08:00 - Visit And Collaboration Program with:
Curtin University, Perth
12:00 - Zuhr prayer* & Lunch
13:00 - Continue program in:
Curtin University, Perth
15:30 - Asar prayer*
- Continue program in:
Curtin University, Perth
18:00 - Maghrib prayer*
18:30 - Back to hostel
- Bath and dinner
- Isya’ prayer
21:00 - Meeting/Work compilations
23:00 - Rest and sleep
Day 8
1st September 2016, Thursday
05:00 - Wake up and bath
- Fajr prayer*
07:00 - Breakfast
08:00 - Preparation to go back Malaysia
11:00 - Check out from Hotel and depart to airport
11:30 - Arrived at Perth Airport, Australia
15:00 - Departure to KLIA

56. PRAYER TIMES FOR AUSTRALIA8 DAYS & 7 NIGHTS
AUGUST
2016
SEPTEMBER
2016

57. TRANSPORTATIONROUTE MAPS

58. Day 1
Perth Airport - Criterion Hotel
18 min (12km)
Day 2
Criterion Hotel - Fremantle Prison
28 min (23.5km)
Day 3
Criterion Hotel - Shipwreck Museum
30 min (24.3km)
TRANSPORTATIONROUTE MAPS

59. Day 4
Criterion Hotel - Maritime Museum
31 min (21.3km)
Day 5
Criterion Hotel - RangsBoomerang
41 min (38.5km)
Day 6
CriterionHotel - Kings Park 9min (2.5km)
Kings Park - Art Galleria 7 min (2.5km)
TRANSPORTATIONROUTE MAPS

60. Day 7
Perth Airport - Curtin University
14 min (8.3km
Day 8
Curtin University - Perth Airport
14 min (8.3km)
TRANSPORTATIONROUTE MAPS

61. MAIN SITES
Visiting Day Places Majoring Sites
ID IDE CONS
D2a a) Fremantle Prison, Fremantle 20% 50% 30%
D3a b) Shipwreck Gallery, Fremantle 20% 30% 50%
D5 c) Rangs Boomerangs Workshop,
Bedfordale
50% 20% 30%
MAIN SITESMAJORING %

62. MAIN SITES
MAIN SITESMAJORING %
Visiting Day Places Majoring Sites
ID IDE CONS
D2b a) Fremantle Market 40% 30% 30%
D3b b) Fishing Boat Harbour,
Fremantle
40% 30% 40%
D4a c) Maritime Museum, Fremantle 30% 50% 20%
D4b d) Rottnest Island, Fremantle 30% 30% 40%
D6a e) King’s Park, Perth 30% 30& 40%
D6b f) Art Gallery Of Western Australia,
Perth
40% 20% 40%
D7 g) Curtin University, Perth / / /

63. MAIN SITES
CASE STUDIES
A) Fremantle Prison, Fremantle
B) Shipwreck Gallery, Fremantle
C) Rangs Boomerangs Workshop, Bedfordale

64. A) Fremantle Prison, Fremantle
• Location: Fremantle
• Fremantle Prison is the largest and
most intact convict built prison in
Australia and is Western Australia’s
only World Heritage Listed
Building.

65. B) Shipwreck Gallery, Fremantle
• Location: Fremantle
• Shipwreck Galleriesis recognised as the
foremost maritime archaeology museum
in the southern hemisphere.
• the gallerieshouse have hundreds of
relics from ships wrecked along WA’s
treacherous coastline, including the
original timbers from the Batavia
(wrecked in 1629), the de Vlamingh
plate, and also countless artefacts from
the Dutch shipwrecks Zuytdorp, Zeewijk
and Vergulde Draeck.

66. C) Rangs Boomerangs Workshop, Bedfordale
• Location: Bedfordale
• Australia’s leading
manufacturer and distributor of
sports and competition
boomerangs.
• They conduct boomerang
workshops for people of all age
groups. Includes boomerang
throwing, making, and
decorating.

67. VISITING SITES
CASE STUDIES
A) Fremantle Market
B) Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle
C) Maritime Museum, Fremantle
D) Rottnest Island, Fremantle
E) King’s Park, Perth
F) Art Gallery Of Western Australia, Perth
G) Curtin University, Perth

68. A) Fremantle Market
• Location: Fremantle
• Fremantle Markets promote
indigenous and independent
art and products. The items
sold by many of our vendors
are original and created by
local independent artisans,
businesses and crafters.

69. B) Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle
• Location: Fremantle
• Attractions at Fremantle Fishing
Boat Harbour include a wide
variety of restaurants, a brewery,
short stay accommodation,
function facilities, high speed jet
boat rides, charter sailing tours and
the Western Australian Maritime
Museum Shipwreck Galleries.

70. C) Maritime Museum, Fremantle
• Location: Fremantle
• Perched on the Indian Ocean's
shore, the Maritime Museum is
symbolic of Fremantle’s past,
present and future as a coastal city
and port which houses several
unique galleries that explore WA's
relationship with the sea.

71. D) Rottnest Island, Fremantle
• Location: Fremantle
• Rottnest Island is blessed
with a casual
atmosphere, picturesque
scenery, dazzling marine
life and some of the
world's finest beaches
and pristine bays.

72. E) King’s Park, Perth
• Location: Perth
• It is rich in Aboriginal and European history,
contemporary culture and offers innovative
design, displays and services.
• Kings Park has an international reputation for
scientific research, leading horticulture,
conservation and public education.
• Home to the spectacular Western Australian
Botanic Garden, which displays over 3,000
species of the State’s unique flora.

73. F) Art Gallery Of Western Australia, Perth
• Location:
• The Gallery houses the State Art
Collection, which includes one of
the world’s finest collections of
Indigenous art, the pre-eminent
collection of Western Australian
art and design, as well as
Australian and International art
and design.

74. UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPCURTIN UNIVERSITY, PERTH

75. Kent St, Bentley WA 6102, Australia

76. Architecture and construction is
more than just designing and
constructing buildings. Our courses
are about creating quality
environments in which people live,
work and play. The growing need for
infrastructure to support communities
and industry means professionals in
this area have opportunities to work
on diverse and interesting projects.
These can range from small projects
such as designing houses to large-
scale ones like building hospitals,
factories or freeways.
If you're a creative person and love
to express yourself imaginatively, our
courses can help develop your skills
and teach you to apply them in the
working world. We have excellent
teaching facilities where you can use
your creative flair, including an on-
campus film studio, theatre, radio
station, student newspaper and
online student magazine.
Our students are industry-ready when
they graduate and many go on to
achieve outstanding success in
artistic and media careers.
DEPARMENTS AND FACULTYArchitecture And Construction The Arts And Creative Industries

77. Suite 19.06, 19th Floor,
Wisma MCA
163 Jalan Ampang
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysian Students' Council of
Australia, WA Chapter.
CAMPUS MAP POTENTIAL COLLABORATION

78. HERITAGE EXHIBITIONWHERE TO GET THE PRODUCTS

79. • Fremantle Prison's award winning Gift Shop has a wide range of
unique prison related souvenirs, including replica keys, cat-o-
ninetails, leg irons and ball and chains and clothing lines include
convict pyjamas products
• For Event Organisers: We can help you with conference or function
gifts your group will never forget. Choose from Fremantle
Prison replica keys, wristbands, enamel prison mugs or thumb cuffs
or other great gift ideas. There's a prison memento for everyone at
the Fremantle Prison Gift Shop.
FREMANTLE PRISON

80. FREMANTLE PRISON

81. • Rangs Boomerangs are able to supply Decorative Hunting Boomerangs,
Throwsticks, Didgeridoos and even collectible antique aboriginal artifacts. In
addition to teaching you to how throw a boomerang, they also teach visitors
how to make their own.
RANGS BOOMBERANG WORKSHOP

82. • The Freemantle market is a collection of artisan stalls including clothing, trinkets
and boomerangs. It's located in an old Victorian building and once you step
inside, you'll be blown away by the wide array of goods i.e. Australian
arts/crafts, jewellery, sheepskins, opals, shells, clothing, antiques, food, fresh
produce and many more.
FREMANTLE MARKET

83. FOODS & DRINKSHALAL RESTAURANTS & TRAVEL AGENCY

84. • Relaxed, light-filled
establishment with
down-home decor,
whipping up traditional
Malaysian cuisine
• Address: 113 Murray St,
Perth WA 6000,
Australia.
HALAL RESTAURANTS
INSAN’S CAFÉ

85. • Serves a great selection
of delicious and
authentic Turkish dishes.
• Address: Barrack Street,
6000 PERTH WA
HALAL RESTAURANTS
CENTRAL KEBAB & CAFÉ

86. • Full halal menu, alcohol-free,
takeaway available,
adequate restrooms, parking
available, child-friendly
premises, wheelchair
accessible.
• Address: 313 William Street,
Northbridge, W. Australia 6003
HALAL RESTAURANTS
SINGAPORE MALAY-INDIAN CUISINE

87. FOOD RECCOMENDATIONSBY THE TRAVEL AGENCY
Meal Food/drinks recommended
Breakfast • Mineral water / air kotak
• Sandwiches / fried noodle /
fried rice *
• Bananas
Lunch / dinner • Mineral water
• Nasi lemak / nasi bungkus / fried
rice *
* Subject to availability of ingredients at that time

88. QUOTATION
Osaka & Kyoto, Japan

89. Items Perth, Australia // Estimated Budget / Student Cost
8 Days 7 Nights 7 Days 6 Nights 6 Days 5 Nights
A) AccommodationAnd
Facilities
Hostel In Perth (8 Days 7 Night)
7xrm 160 = RM1120
Hostel In perth (7 Days 6 Nights)
6xrm 160 = RM 960
Hostel In Perth (6 Days 5 Night)
5xrm 160 = RM 800
B) Transportation Flight Ticket
= RM 1000 Per Person (Include
LuggageAnd Tax)**
Transport In Perth & Fremantle
= RM 480 Per Person
Flight Ticket
= RM 1000 Per Person (Include
LuggageAnd Tax)**
Transport In Perth & Fremantle
= RM 420 Per Person
Flight Ticket
= RM 1000 Per Person (Include
LuggageAnd Tax)**
Transport In Perth & Fremantle
= RM 360 Per Person
C) Guide Leader And Service
Rm 96 Per Person Rm 84 Per Person Rm 72 Per Person
D) Food And Beverages
 Breakfast
 Lunch
 Dinner
8 X Rm 37.50=rm300
8 X RM 42.50=rm340 Rm 960
7x Rm 35.50=rm248.50
7 X Rm 34.28 = Rm240
7 X RM 42.85 = Rm300 Rm 840
6 X RM 46.67 = Rm 280
6 X RM 33.33=RM200
6 X RM 40 = RM 260 Rm 720
5 X RM 48 = RM 260
E) Entrance And Other Fees RM 170 Per Person RM 170 Per Person RM 170 Per Person
F) Contingency & Exhibition RM 200 Per Person # RM 200 Per Person # RM 200 Per Person #
E) Ground Package RM 2826 Per Person RM 2474 Per Person RM 2122 Per Person
Total RM 4026 Per Person RM 3674 Per Person RM 3322 Per Person

90. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35
RM1000-RM1500
RM1500-RM2000
RM2000-RM2500
RM2500-RM3000
RM3000-RM3500
RM1000-
RM1500
RM1500-
RM2000
RM2000-
RM2500
RM2500-
RM3000
RM3000-
RM3500
Acceptable Fees For
Heritage Trip
1 6 4 29 6
Affordability Fees For Heritage Trip
*Based On A
Survey Done Of
A Total Of 47
Students.
STUDENTS’ AFFORDABILITYFOR HERITAGE STUDIES

91. *Based On A
Survey Done Of
A Total Of 47
Students.
PERCENTAGE OF AFFORDABILITY AMONG STUDENTS
FOR HERITAGE STUDIES
2%
13%
9%
63%
13%
Affordability Fees For Heritage Trip
RM1000-RM1500
RM1500-RM2000
RM2000-RM2500
RM2500-RM3000
RM3000-RM3500

92. STUDIO’S ACTIVITIES LOGENTREPRENEURSHIP

93. • Sub Printing T-shirts
• Selling Snacks
• A platform for Students to Sell Their Products
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94. Facebook Page Instagram Twitter
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SOCIAL MEDIA

95. THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
FACEBOOK ADVERTISEMENTS

96. THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
T-SHIRT PROMOTION POSTERS

97. THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
AT KAEDFEST 2015

98. THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
AT KAEDFEST 2015

99. STUFFRUNSTUFFRUN
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BATCH PRINTING

100. THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
ENTREPRENEUR BUREAU

101. THE ELLEVENXI PROJECT
SNACK SALES, DUTIES & TARGETS

102. • Focus on printing t-shirts only
for studio fund.
• Open booths in any events
during the next semester.
• Keep promoting through
social media especially
Facebook Ads
• Encourage each person to
have a financial plan.
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