Measured drawings of the Balairung Seri, part of the Royal Museum, for the Methods of Documentation and Measured Drawing Module. Sem2.5/3.5 - Taylor's University
Completed 7 March 2016
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Table Content:
1. Introduction
2. Site Context
3. Architectural Layout and Plan
4. Architectural Style Analysis
5. Construction Process
6. Architectural Elements
Measured drawings of the Balairung Seri, part of the Royal Museum, for the Methods of Documentation and Measured Drawing Module. Sem2.5/3.5 - Taylor's University
Completed 7 March 2016
National Mosque Malaysia Precedent Studies Tay Jit Ying
Masjid Negara Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Table Content:
1. Introduction
2. Site Context
3. Architectural Layout and Plan
4. Architectural Style Analysis
5. Construction Process
6. Architectural Elements
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SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING & DESIGN
Centre for Modern Architecture Studies in Southeast Asia (MASSA)
Bachelor of Science (Honors) (Architecture)
Module: ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 2 (ARC 60205 / ARC 1126)
Project 2a: Introduction to Site Analysis + Observation Deck @ Cape Rachado
1. Grand Canyon Skywalk, Arizona 2. Pinohuacho observation deck, Chile
Project 2a Group of 2 LO 1,2 30% Drawings + models Pin up + Verbal presentation
TASKS
1. Introduction to Site Analysis
In group of 2, conduct site analysis of the physical context within the overall site. Use the following reference as a framework for
your recording and analysis of your site: White, E. 2004. Site Analysis: Diagramming Information for Architectural Design.
Tallahassee, Florida: Architectural Media Ltd. Collect data and record on the following using physical maps/diagrams:
Site plan (Site section, Site Boundaries, North Point, Contours)
Existing Structure (Significant Architectural Language/Feature , Adjacent building/structure building to remain/demolish)
Landscape (Natural features, Soil Condition, Surface Drainage, Existing vegetation)
Climatic Studies (Sun path, wind direction, rain)
Circulation pattern (pedestrian, vehicular)
Views and Vistas (Panoramic /spot in, out, approaching)
Activities (category -dry/wet, zoning, noise)
Case Studies (Grand Canyon Skywalk, Arizona + Pinohuacho observation deck, Chile)
2. Observation Deck @ Cape Rachado
In group of 2, you are to design an Observation Deck (with a maximum volume of 30m3) for the purpose of observing
the views. It shall include other activity(s) such as meditation, relaxation, etc. in which furniture and equipment must fit and
be incorporated into the design. This structure should correspond to the site that you have chosen. Adequate access,
circulation and fenestration are mandatory.
USER & CONTEXT
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OBJECTIVE
The aim of this project is to generate structure, form and space through architectural conceptualisation (which you are required to
choose 2 ‘keywords’ from project 1), with the emphasis on the user requirement, ergonomics and site responding to develop an
architectural proposition. Students will be shown the importance of using the art of crafting and making: drawing(s) and model(s)
as a critical design tool as part of the design process.
Duration - 4 weeks
FINAL SUBMISSION
The final submission for this project shall include:
1. Site analysis - of the physical context eg site plan, site section, site elevation on 1 piece of A3.
2. A series of 2D diagrams (1 piece of A3.) - Diagrammatic explanation of the composition of Space and Form (which
explains how the design is responding to the user and context),
3. A series of detail drawings (1:50 scale) - as a set of a series of floor plans, sections, elevations, axon and perspectives,
which must be done freehand and beautifully rendered. The drawings must demonstrate the concept that has informed
the design on 4 pieces of A3 or 2 pieces of A2.
4. A series of models (1:50 scale) a minimum of 4 which includes: 3 process models and a final model. The final model
must be beautifully crafted with balsa or model board or perspex or brown board, etc to be left in their natural colour and to
be mounted on an A3 MDF board.
TIMELINE + SCHEDULE
Name: ________________________________ Student ID: ____________________________
WEEK SESSION TOPIC Submission Comments Tutor
4
1
(15.9.2015)
Project 2a Introduction: Observation Deck
Lecture 2: Site Analysis
Group Tutorials – Research activity
2
(16.7.2015)
Site Visit to Cape Rachado
16.9.2015 – 17.9.2015
Site Visit
5
1
(22.9.2015)
Lecture 3: Architectural Conceptual
Development
Group Tutorials - Site Analysis Presentation
Presentation
2
(24.9.2015)
National Public Holiday
6
1
(29.9.2015)
Tutorials – Development of conceptual
models + sketches
2
(1.10.2015)
Group Tutorials – Drawings + models
Interim
Submission
All A3 drawings
7
1
(6.10.2015)
Preparation for final model and presentation.
2
(8.10.2015)
Review for Project No. 2a:
Pin up & Student presentation
Sub Project
2a (30%)
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MARKING CRITERIA
Marks shall be distributed as follows:
Marking Criteria
Marks
%
Acquired
TGC FAIL POOR SATISFACTORY GOOD EXCELLENT
1. Use design elements such
as space, surfaces,
openings and partitions in
the design of a simple
architectural space
20
1.1, 1.3,
2.1, 5.1,
5.2. 6.1
Clarity of forms and space ordering 10
Richness of content 10
2. interpret and analyze
simple site context
30
2.1, 4.1,
6.2, 6.3
Evidence of physical site respond 10
Evidence of climatic consideration 10
Evidence of simple construction
understanding in relation to site
10
3. interpret and analyze user
needs in relation to the
design of a small building
30 2.2,3.1,3.2
Understanding of user requirement 10
Evidence of anthropometric study 10
Space/function relationship 10
4. drawings and models
20
4.1,8.1
Clarity of drawings, scale, line works
10
Workmanship of models and scale
10
RECOMMENDED READING
1. D.K. Ching, F. 1993. Architecture: Form Space and Order (2nd ed.). Van Nostrand Reinhold.
2. Porter, Tom, 2000. Architectural Supermodel: Physical design simulation / Tom Porter and John Neale.
3. Professional Model Making: a handbook of techniques and materials for architects and designers.
4. White, E. 2004. Site Analysis: Diagramming Information for Architectural Design. Tallahassee, Florida:
Architectural Media Ltd.
Images
1. Grand Canyon Skywalk, Arizona. (2007). National Geographic. Retrieved from
<http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/365-photos/skywalk-grand- canyon-arizona/>
2. Pinohuacho observation deck / Rodrigo Sheward (2008). ArchDaily. Retrieved from
<http://www.archdaily.com/4160/pinohuacho-observation-deck-rodrigo-sheward/>