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Bukit cina site analysis
- 3. SITE 1 SITE 2 SITE 3
- 4. BASIC INFO • 250,000 sqm • originally an undulating jungle of three mounds — BukitTinggi, Bukit Gedong and BukitTempurong • southeast of town • public hill ( Everyone can access the hill)
- 5. HISTORY OF BUKIT CINA Bukit China became a Chinese cemetery in 1685, bought by Lee Wei King renamed as San Bao Shan Placed under the trust of the Cheng Hoon Teng temple. 1980, known as the Green Lung of Malacca
- 6. SITE 1
- 11. SITE 2
- 14. w=1m h=1.1m w=0.9m h=0.5m w=2.3m h=1.7m w=3m h=2.5m Sun path
- 15. Street and traffic pattern -Not as busy throughout the day -Busy traffic hours = School starts and school ends Mon – Fri 0700 - 1830 Neighboring context -school, canteen, basketball court, abandoned water pool, models of Malacca, graves
- 17. Activities -A must pass road to the top -Gather at canteen below after ceremony -Kids playing basketball at basketball court -Tour guide bringing tourist -Jogging -Sightseeing -Kids attending school -Parents waiting for kids to finish school at basketball court -Kids and adults having food in canteen -Visiting graves
- 18. Temperature 0900 : 28 degrees 1000 : 29 degrees 1100 : 31 degrees 1200 : 31 degrees 1300 : 31 degrees 1400 : 31 degrees Average temperature : 30.2 degrees
- 19. SWOT STRENGTHS -flat land -Clear area -Many trees for good shading -At entry point -Vegetation stops excessive flooding - WEAKNESSES -Area insufficient for large development -Amount of trees may hamper development -Water clog which gives mosquitos breeding spots -Not much view -Located close to graves -Trees hamper winds from all directions but one -Minor car noise OPPORTUNITIES -Good for any form of development -ideal site for a visiting centre THREATS -Minor risk of minor soil erosion(doubtfull) -Minor short flood risks due to higher contours around it
- 20. S W O T Flat Land Area insufficient for large development Good for any form of development Minor risk of minor soil erosion Clear Area Amount of trees may hamper development Ideal site for visiting centre Minor short flood risks due to higher contour Many trees for good shading Water clog which gives mosquitos breeding spots At entry point Not much view Vegetation stops Excessive flooding Located close to grave Trees hamper winds from all direction
- 21. SITE 3
- 23. SUN ORIENTATION WIND PATH CHOSEN SITE
- 25. SITE CONTOUR Refer toYu Xian for any questions regarding the contour
- 26. The businesses of within Bukit Cina Community are strongly influenced by the residential area. They can get most of their needs from the there. SITE CONTEXT
- 27. Local business: Rice wine manufacturer Mechanical workshop Liquor shop Confectionery shop Saw mill factory Electric flour mill Salon/ Barber shop Chinese herb pharmacy Wet market Food stall
- 28. STREET ANDTRAFFIC PATTERN ‘Shortcut’ for people walk pass two street and go to the wet market Two road turn into same way, causing slow traffic A car park at turning point Small secondary road allow single vehicle to pass by Roundabout is the only way to reach the site Wet market Temple One way road along the site
- 29. Chosen Site Red = Secondary road used by locals everyday some pathways are so narrow that they can only fit one body width Most pathway are to lead around to the market giving accessibility for the locals to access the market place
- 30. VEGETATION
- 31. VIEW ANDVISTA
- 33. Temple which holds Hang Li-Poh's well. Sikh temple Built by the british when they were occupying the lands. Mosque For Muslim demographic which is found close to the site. HUMAN CULTURAL Main influential buildings around the area is the religious service buildings
- 34. On list of places to visit.The temple is built in a way that is very reminiscent of the Chinese architecture that is to be found in many traditional cities in China, but is actually quite different to the majority of traditional buildings to be found in Malaysia. Tua Pek Kong (Guardian deity of the land and of the 12,500 graves on the nearby hill called 'Bukit China'). It also holds the well of Hang Li-Poh which acts as a tourist spot for the area. Sam Po KongTemple or Poh SanTeng temple
- 35. The area next to the Poh SanTengTemple, is the Melacca Warrior Memorial in honour of the Chinese victims of the Empire of Japan during their hold on Malacca in World War II. A traditional Chinese funeral home can be found at the further side of the monument that dates back longer then the erection of this memorial. Malacca Warrior Memorial
- 36. -Bukit China Sikh temple -Built around 1925 -known as Gurdwara Sahib Melaka. -As a place of worship by the 200 to 250 policemen Punjabi descent who served in Malacca at that time. - first served in 1927 -Temple was named Sohan Singh (Gurdwara Sahib Melaka) -recognized by the adherents of the Sikh holy leader for them. GURDWARE SAHIB MELAKA
- 37. Located at the feet of Bukit China built around 1957 by the local population. Used wood and was upgraded by Majlis Agama Islam Melaka with brickwork. During1960s to the 1980s, this mosque became the focus of pilgrims from around Kg.Morten , Bukit Senjuang and Bukit China MADRASAH AL - ABIDEEN
- 38. HUMAN ACTIVITIES Breakfast 7am - 11am Operating Business - Food Stall - Kedai Runcit * Small alleys are utilised to operate small business Riding bicycle Jogging
- 39. SHOP RESIDENTIAL Most of them own shophouses like this to run business Most of them are 50 - 70 years of operation
- 40. GAN HONG HOE WET MARKET It’s like the town hall of the area Situated behind the wet market Place where people meet and gather Sunday is mostly PACK
- 41. S W O T Easily accessible through walking Only one main road to enter Build > 4.06m to have view of Bukit Cina Views blocked by surrounding building Windy Hard to find parking Only the olds are here