This document provides information on two bungalow projects and the background of Michael Ching and his company. It includes a personal and company profile section that details Michael's education and 12 years of professional experience working on high-profile Malaysian projects. It also outlines the design strategies used for the two bungalow projects, which focus on passive cooling techniques like maximizing daylight and natural ventilation while minimizing heat gain and using water features and green spaces for additional cooling.

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KNOWING
MICHAEL
CHING
GROUP METHANE
GREEN
PRINT
BY METHANE
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CONTENTS
PERSONAL PROFILE
01 BACKGROUND – pg4
02 Q&A SESSION – pg5
COMPANY PROFILE
01 COMPANY BACKGROUND – pg6
02 STRUCTURE – pg7
03 VISION & MISSION – pg7
PROJECTS
PROJECT 1 – BUNGALOW @ GITA BAYU – pg8
PROJECT 2 - BUNGALOW @ KINRARA – pg10
INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
DESIGN STRATEGY
passive cooling
Rooftop
swimming pool
Water and
Landscape
as Cooling
Load
West Facing Façade Feature Wall – Trombe Wall
contains water. The metal wall will absorb heat from the
sun and the water will absorb heat from the wall. This
concept is obtained through the old times where people
used to put water tank on top of the house to absorb heat
for usage instead of using water heater. This pre-heat wall
helps to reduce 60% of heating.
East Facing Façade Ventilation –
Open Wall & Permeable Screen
West Facing Façade Ventilation –
Small Opening & Deep Reccesed
Solar Chimney & BIPV
heats up and suck up the hot air in the house to be excreted
.
Grey water recycling
Living machine/ Bio
filter
filter out large portion of water for
irrigation uses.

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PROJECT TWO
BUNGALOW
KINRARA PERSONAL
&
COMPANY
PROFILE
This project is actually a
renovation from an old house.
It contains a few special
elements designed by Michael
Ching. His role in this project
is designing, monitoring and
design consulting.
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4. studied in Limkokweng Institute of Creativy Technology (LICT) and
graduated with B.Arts(Arch) from Deakin University in 1996 and
subsequent B.Arch from University of Malaya in 2000.
For the past 12 years of accumulated professional experiences, Michael
has worked with international firms of GDP, SCDA and RT+Q as design
and project architect. He was also a director in KSKA Architect Sdn Bhd.
He has works on high profile projects in Malaysia which include
Turnberry Villas at KLGCC, Dua Residency along Jalan Tun Razak, D6, D7
and Capers at Sentul East, Nadayu at Melawati & Kajang, Embassy View
along Jalan Ampang, The Garden at Jade Hills and The Hills at Horizon
Hills.
Michael is a Council Member of Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM)
where he co-chair the Youth and Membership Committee. He is a
Board Member of the Malaysia Green Building Confederation (MGBC)
where ha chair the CPD committee and a Research Committee Member
of Green Pages Malaysia (GPM). He is also a member of GBI
Accreditation Panel.
His commitment in Architecture is being recognized by PAM in 2011 as
one of the ‘30 Under 40’ Emerging Architect in Malaysia.
PERSONAL
PROFILE
Ar Michael C.H. CHING
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DESIGN STRATEGY
green concept
Plinth & Facade
Water Body as Cooling Load & Rainwater Harvesting
Maximize Day lighting Local and Recycle Content Material
and External View
Minimize VOC Material
Minimize
Building Plinth
‘Small is beautiful’
Minimize
Heat Gain
Into
Building
Roof top garden – turf as insulation Maximize Natural Ventilation
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