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FOUNDATION IN NATURE BUILDING AND 
ENVIRONMENT 
(AUGUST INTAKE ) 
ICI FINAL PROJECT : 
THE PROJECT BRIEF 
OF 
ECSTASY 
GROUP MEMBER : 
1)TEH SIN YING 0320509 
2)TAN MING HOWE 0320199 
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Contents 
No. Title Page 
Cover 1 
Content 2 
Introduction 4 
Objective 5 
Project Benefits 5 
Success Criteria 7 
Our Site 8 
Introduction To our Site 9 
Site Context 11 
Site Analysis 13 
View From The Site 14 
Advantages 14 
Disadvantages 15 
Rationale & Client Evaluation 15 
Concept Creation 16 
Project Concept 17 
-Nature 17 
-Relaxing And Comfortable Space 18 
-Sauna 21 
-Massage Therapy Room 24 
-Facial Room 26 
-Fish Spa Pond 28 
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-Manicure & Pedicure 29 
-Reception And Product Selling Area 31 
-Foot Massage Area 32 
-Toilet 33 
-Rooftop Cafe 33 
-Rooftop Garden 34 
-Walkway 34 
Materials Used in Constructing 35 
-Flooring 35 
-Lighting 36 
Landscape 36 
-Hardscape 37 
-Softscape 37 
Project Management Task 38 
-Contractor 38 
-Architect 39 
-Landscape Architect 40 
-Quantity Surveyor 41 
-Civil & Structural Engineer 42 
-Mechanical & Electrical Engineering 43 
-Supplier 43 
Costing 44 
Conclusion 45 
Letter To Authorities 46 
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Introduction 
For this assignment, we were assigned to search for a piece of land 
40x30m outside of Taylorโ€™s University and initiate a small construction 
project along with a report proposal. 
The size of the land chosen should be vacant and not smaller nor exceed 
40x30m. What is mentioned in the project brief is that we require to serve 
one of the purposes mentioned. Which includes : Recreation, Study 
Enhancement, Rest Area, Dining and Commercial Area. 
The objective of this project is to enable us students to acquire an 
understanding of the construction team, its organization, inter-relations 
and duties within which they seek employment, career progression or 
even further study. 
This project also helps us become aware of the construction processes 
of the construction teams professional roles and responsibilities and to 
value their professions in the construction industry. 
We are also encouraged to deepen our understanding of our knowledge 
of the process in which it takes to submit the accurate building proposal 
to our local authorities. 
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Objective 
Provide a place for relaxation and rest for the hard working community 
around it. Several studies has been conducted and what they have 
concluded is that going to spas actually help reduce stress hormone 
levels, which among many other benefits helps slow your heart rate, and 
bring your blood pressure down. By reducing stress, massage boosts the 
levels of โ€œnatural killer cellsโ€ in your body, massaging has also shown 
boost in immunity from breast cancer patients. Hence, spaโ€™s boost your 
mood, as if a wonderful, healing, and much relaxing visit to a spa wasnโ€™t 
enough, treatments such as massages increase your brainโ€™s level of 
activity with dopamine and serotonin. 
Project Benefits 
Needless to say having the ability to give back to the community around 
us is the biggest reward we could achieve, looking at the smiles from the 
satisfied customers knowing that, that building is there today because we 
envisioned it yesterday. But this project does not only benefit us, for 
example we know that the roads are jammed pack when its quitting time 
at the office is to instead why waste your time and even your money 
sitting in your car going nowhere, why not take a soothing massage or a 
relaxing facial or maybe even get your nails done and just rewind, chill, 
destress from a hard days work at the office or school.People can come 
to Ecstasy for relax and kill time while waiting out the jam .Ecstasy is 
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nearby several colleges and universities , such as Monash University , 
Sunway University ,Taylor's Lakeside . Often students too stress about 
not doing well in their studies or not doing well enough in their 
assignments one way to stop them from becoming suicidal is providing 
them an area to relax and recompose themselves . Ecstasy is also a 
place for students to destress. Since we have chosen a residential area 
the momโ€™s in the area could make it a point to come to the spa with their 
girl friends and have some free time away from their hectic motherly 
lifestyles and duties just for a short while since the spa is just close by 
to their house. With Ecstasy , people that live around this area will have 
a proper place to relax and we believe that introducing this spa into this 
area will have little to no competition as the only other spa in the area is 
by Sunway Resort which to be able to use the spa facilities requires you 
to book a room there for the night and a hefty price of RM1500. Although 
not as well established, our prices will also be plentiful cheaper and is 
open to all, we are not a membership based operation. We also feature a 
beautiful rooftop urban garden although small in scale are peaceful 
havens in our frantic towns and cities.This can also improve the air 
quality. The main theme of this project was surrounded by the thought 
of the family community around the area, that being said a family of four 
lets say - a father, mother, son and daughter all came to ecstasy for the 
day, the youngins could be left in their own world to discover for their 
own with our rooftop garden and playground. Father could sit and relax 
with a nice cup of coffee while reading the paper at our rooftop cafe. 
While mother signs up for the relaxation packages for the day. 
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Success Criteria 
If all the construction scheduling goes according to plan, materials arrive 
on site on time, documentation gets approved on time, workers do not 
slack. I believe that thisโ€™ll be an amazing building to develop. 
Our Site 
Location Plan 
LEGEND 
Blue zone โ€“ Residential area 
Yellow zone โ€“ Commercial area 
Green zone โ€“ Educational area 
Pink zone โ€“ Sports recreational 
area 
Red zone - OUR SITE 
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Introduction To Our Site 
The plot of land we have looked upon is an unused and undeveloped 
piece of barren land, thus we have decided that this plot of land was a 
great area to be developed since it is right outside of the Campus 
vicinity, right after you exit (by car or bus) at the 1st traffic light you reach, 
to the left is our beautiful empty site. 
There are many good reasons why we chose this site, but the main 
reasons is because of the prime location to set up practically anything we 
wanted to, With the surrounding area consisting mainly of upper middle 
class residents and also in recent months property there has been much 
development, thus a potential increase in land value in the near future. 
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This provides us with an abundance of opportunities for advancement 
and development, hence we set forth transforming this empty void into 
something amazing. 
Images & Photographs 
View from roadside 
Over looking the expanse of the area 
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Site Context 
A:Sunway Medical Centre 
B:Sunway Lagoon 
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C:Monash University D:Taylosโ€™s Lakeside Campus 
E: Flats F: Belvedere Condominium 
G: Sunway University 
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Site Analysis 
Our plot of land is totally empty. But when our proposed building is 
established it will be facing the west. 
The size of our site is approximately 1200m2 
The amount of rainfall our site receives is around 2,800 mm to 3,000 mm. 
Our site is located right next to the main road and traffic light junction. 
The amount of traffic our site has is very high, every day the roads are 
rushing up and down throughout the day. 
LEGEND 
Sun Rise 
Sun Set 
Wind 
Direction 
Smoke 
direction 
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VIEW FROM THE SITE 
ROAD 
DIRECTION 
NICE VIEW 
BAD VIEW 
Advantages 
Our site is easily accessible from the many various roads leading to it, is 
in a middle upper class residential area with low cost flats behind and 
shop lots to the side, the shop lots already generate existing traffic to the 
area. People are less likely to go through a jam for a good facial, thus this 
spa is perfect to be in the area of our potential clients. Also the area has 
restaurants, mini marts and other various stores opened with a 
bountiful of parking. 
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The land is also barren, does not have any obstructions of any sort from 
any area, giving us a wide expanse of open space, providing us with a 
great space for development.The land has good ventilation due to large 
open space. The land is also readily flattened which makes things easier 
to develop because this allows better regulated when deciding what to 
fall and or pitched, and also saves cost and time. The land also have 
proper drainage system . 
Disadvantages 
Despite the amazing things about our site, nothing comes completely 
perfect. The amount of traffic becomes a little too overwhelming in the 
evening time, the road side stalls will litter often.There is currently no 
existing shade, trees of any sort covering the site, so it is rather hot. 
Due o heavy traffic , the air quality at the site is rather bad. 
Rationale & Client Evaluation 
After looking at the advantages, disadvantages & natural features we 
brainstormed for days on what we could create from this piece of land 
into something spectacular. We focused on the purpose of our site to be 
a : 
Commercial Area 
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For this construction project, we looked around the area for what might 
be lacking. And thus concluded that this was a family based residential 
area and what family means is there are mothers ( woman ) but there was 
no place in sight nearby for them to relax, a place to get away from their 
motherly duties and relax for a while, yet not too far away from their 
homes. 
Through a series of analysis, we explored a variety of possible ideas and 
concepts that might fit what we could create in this empty space and are 
able to pinpoint the issues of this area in what it may be lacking and 
propose a somewhat commercial enhancement fit for the clients of our 
project. 
Lack of recreational relaxing space : Their private tiny yards is the only 
place which residents take refuge in relaxing. 
No relaxation services nearby : There are no immediate relaxation 
outlets close by. 
Great Spot to develop a relaxation center : Surrounding areas mainly 
consist of upper middle class households, which equates to mean that 
they can afford extra services, which equates a steady profit for us. 
High traffic area : People will most likely be tempted to step out of their 
car and take a break and relax with us during peak jammed hours. 
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CONCEPT CREATION 
The most successful spas are those built on solid concepts that serve as 
the foundation for building a brand. As you gain a clear understanding of 
your guest and ways to distinguish yourself from the competition, your 
Spa Concept commences to materialize. A concept should not only be 
unique, inviting and marketable, it must be operationally efficient as well. 
The most profitable spa businesses are those whose concepts are the 
combined result of due diligence, creativity, a solid understanding of 
day-to-day operations, knowledge of spa guest type and varying market 
behaviors 
Project concept 
1) NATURE 
The concept focuses on nature and greenery 
in the site . The nature concept brings people 
into a friendly, natural environment, a place 
where people are presented to and placed in a 
natural atmosphere of strategically placed 
elements of wood and plants. We insisted to implement a green landscaping approach 
that will help customers feel more connected to nature, but not only that, as we all 
know greenery helps our eyes and helps the microclimate to become cooler.Our 
project has the advantage of having shady trees, this boosts the ambience into a jungle 
in an urban setting. The other plants that are planted to help prevent the breeding of 
mosquitoes. Thus being a natural way of curbing the mosquito problem. The purpose 
of this concept is for most people to simply have an area to escape escapes, 
moments of peace in an otherwise busy and stressful day. 
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2) RELAXING AND COMFORTABLE 
SPACE 
Our team explored the variety of concepts that our site must be able to 
provide a relaxing and comfortable space for people to release stress or 
to just forget about all their problems for a couple of hours to reconnect 
with their inner self. We also insisted to implement a green landscaping 
approach that will help customers feel more connected to mother nature, 
but not only that, as we all know greenery helps our eyes and helps the 
microclimate to become cooler. This construction project should tackle 
the issues of the lack of spas in the area. 
โ€œEcstasyโ€ 
is the name we have 
decided on calling our 
spa center. 
Ecstasy is a 2 story spa 
center. 
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PLAN VIEW OF FIRST FLOOR 
PLAN VIEW OF 2ND 
FLOOR 
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LANDSCAPE OF ECSTASY 
Exterior of Ecstasy 
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FRONT 
ELEVATION 
SIDE 
ELEVATION 
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The following concepts are to be applied in this project : 
Sauna 
Saunas are a great way to relax and unwind after a workout or long day. 
The hot environment opens pores and flushes out the body's toxins and 
impurities. Users can sooth and relax muscles, help maintain clear skin, 
improve metabolic rate and burn calories during sessions. 
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plan view of sauna room 
Elevation A 
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elevation B 
elevation C 
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sauna room ventilation system 
Massage Therapy Room 
Generally, massage is delivered to improve the flow of blood and lymph, 
to reduce muscular tension or flaccidity, to affect the nervous system 
through stimulation or sedation, and to enhance tissue healing. 
Therapeutic massage may be recommended for children and adults to 
deliver benefits. 
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WATER FOUNTAIN 
The massage therapy room will also 
feature a water feature. It is proven 
that water features intimately promote 
calm repose and reflection. After 
exploring the wide array of fountains 
and their many applications, fountains 
are important as they set aside a tranquil ambience to unwind, listening 
to the soft water crashing against each other.Clients and experience the 
environment along with their treatment . 
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FACIAL ROOM 
Facials are a treatment for the face that's 
meant to cleanse, firm, smooth and moisturize 
the skin. Many people guaranteed that by 
facials, not only as a way to feel relaxed and 
pampered, but also as a means for making their 
skin healthier. According to data collected by 
the International Spa Association, facials are the third most popular spa 
treatment, right behind massages and manicures or pedicures. 
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FACIAL ROOM CONSTRUCTION 
SOUND PROOFING SYSTEM 
Soundproofing system are essential for our customers .The noise of 
footsteps and conversation of others will really affect the relaxation 
process of our customers . With all the noise , our customers can't really 
relax and enjoy the relaxation treatments undergoing. Thus, concluding 
sound proofing system has to be built in every facial room . With this 
system, customers can enjoy the serenity and tranquility of the 
surrounding. 
SINK 
Sink will to be built in every facial room. This will help the staff in being 
more efficient and increase convenience for the staff while serving the 
customer . Concluding a sink will be located in the corner of the room. 
DOOR LETTERING โ€œIN USEโ€ 
Just like a hotel room where you have the option to put a sign at a door 
knob to tell people to back off, we will also introduce this concept onto 
the doors of the rooms, to ensure people get the message to not disturb 
when there is a session going on. 
SOFT ENVIRONMENT 
The interior of the facial room will 
include wall hangings, pillows, rugs 
and a uniquely designed bed 
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covering to create texture and contrast in the room. This texture can 
soften the environment of the room, creating a peaceful and calm 
environment . 
Fish Spa Pond 
The idea is that you immerse your 
feet, hands or, if you are brave 
enough, your entire body in a warm 
pool that swarms with hundreds of 
hungry minnow-sized feeders. The fish will locate your most crusty, flaky 
or scabby skin and chomp away at it to reveal the fresh layer beneath. 
According to the spas and their enthusiasts, you emerge 
refreshed,healthy, buffed and glowing.Garra rufa are fish used in Fish 
spa pond. Itโ€™s a freshwater fish the originate from the river basins of the 
East 
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Manicure & Pedicure 
A good manicure will clean and shape your 
nails and treat your cuticles, which is vital for 
keeping your nails healthy and 
strong.Pedicures are similar to manicures 
except they are specially designed for feet. 
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The shelves of the manicure area provide a wide array of choices for the 
customers to choose from, because of this more 
customers will also be attracted to the variety 
provided by our spa. Not only that, but if you like the 
colour on your nails we will also sell a new bottle of 
that particular colour to you for an attractive price. 
Thus this ensures us a guaranteed profit, since the 
nail polishes will never stay on the shelves for long. 
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RECEPTION AND PRODUCT SELLING AREA . 
Tables and chairs are prepared for therapist meet up with clients . 
Shelves will display the products that sell by Ecstasy . Reception is the 
first impression for the clients , thus design for reception is simple and 
professional . This can build up the confident from clients towards 
Ecstasy. 
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FOOT MASSAGE AREA 
Splashes of colours enliven our spirits อพ luxurious textures engage our 
touch aromas tantalize our sense of smell . All aspects and design 
contributes to the overall experience and ultimately the success of a spa . 
Shelves for client to keep their belongings and shoes are provided. Soft 
music is played in this area for creating a friendlier and calm environment 
.Pillows and rugs are provided in this area to soften the overall ambience 
environment . 
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TOILET 
Basic amenities such as toilets are provided for hygiene and comfort of 
the staff and our customers. 
Rooftop Cafe 
This proposal for a rooftop cafe was a bold 
move for us, since we didnโ€™t want to leave 
a perfectly good empty spot empty we 
started brainstorming on ways to maximize 
usage of our building and not leave our 
rooftop empty and deserted so we decided to fill in the space with two 
projects, one which is the rooftop cafe where people can come and have 
a drink after a nice massage or have a quick bite. And also to add to the 
health prospect, the cafes main servings consist of fruit juices and 
healthy snacks. 
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Rooftop playground 
This additional feature is for all those 
mothers who are inseparable with their kids 
but still yearn for a spa day. So the plan is 
for moms to leave their kids at the 
playground to play while they get their nails 
done or have their facials. The area will be 
well secured and the only way the kids can 
go out of the premises is through the stairs which results in passing by 
their parents or the receptionist. 
Walkway 
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Materials Used In Constructing 
Non- corrosive materials should be used in all high moisture areas which 
includes vents, ducts, drains, ceiling & wall cover). Easy to clean moisture 
resistant materials should be used in all high moisture areas. 
Flooring 
Vinyl tile - Massage therapy room, Facial 
room, Manicure Pedicure 
Vinyl tile flooring offers style , durability and 
provide long lasting performance . Its also 
affordable as the price is cheaper compare to other materials. Vinyl tile is very durable 
that it great for high traffic room .Its also highly resistant to scratches and dents 
Ceramic tile - Rooftop, Toilets ,Rooftop cafe 
Toilets and Rooftop are area that will get wet easily Thus 
ceramic tile are the most suitable material for these areas . 
This is due to ceramic tiles are slip resistant ,moisture 
resistant and high durability . 
Floating cedar deck - Sauna 
cedar deck floor because it keeps the composition 
visually warm and gives it a custom look. 
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Lighting 
Indirect lighting - For all except sauna 
Direct lighting affects the ambience and mood of the 
customers. 
Vapour proof lighting - Sauna 
vapour proofing lighting can prevent vapour spoil the bulb 
of the light 
Landscape 
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Hardscape 
Our hardscape will consist of the road way that 
includes parking area for cars.Bollard light is build 
along the car park , because the lighting is insufficient. 
The road curbs to determine the boundary line. 
Softscape 
Lavenders are planted because they act as natural mosquito repellents. 
Burning Bush (Shrub) are also planted to act as vertical screens from 
traffic passing by and also to beautify the area. As for trees we will have 
the spiny black olive tree, pleasing to the eyes and creates lovely shade 
for the area. 
burning bush lavender spiny black olive tree 
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Project Management Task 
Professions involved in this project : 
1) Contractor 
2) Architect 
3) Landscape Architect 
4) Quantity Surveyor 
5) Civil and Structural Engineer 
6) Mechanical and Electrical Engineering 
7) Supplier 
Contractor 
Contractors are responsible for overseeing construction on both new and 
old buildings and structures. A contractor helps to organize and manage 
all aspects of a building site. The job requires someone who is 
detail-oriented and who enjoys working on construction sites but may not 
be enthusiastic about rewiring cables or rerouting plumbing themselves. 
The primary duties of the contractor are responsible for completing a 
building project on time and within a budget. Contractors donโ€™t usually 
do any of the heavy lifting on a construction site themselves, but they 
oversee teams of subcontractors who are doing the work. 
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Architect 
An architect is hired by a client to produce detailed designs of a concept 
or idea that the client wants to bring to reality. Architect need to comply 
with building and safety regulations, local planning regulations and 
restrictions. Depending on the project there may be laws surrounding the 
preservation of the local environment or any historic parts of a building. 
Regular client meetings are important to establish requirements and 
discuss detailed design proposals. heading up the team of professionals 
who will work on this stage of the project including engineers, designers 
and financiers is also essential . 
During the documentation phase, the responsibilities are to producing 
design , detailed drawings and using technology such as CAD to test the 
feasibility of the design. Architect need to consider about client's 
requirements, budget and regulations. Once the design documents are 
complete, there are then a second set of documents that need to be 
produced. 
These are the construction documents, which translate the design into 
instructions and technical specifications for contractors and construction 
experts to refer . Once the project reaches the construction stage, the 
architect need to be involved in site visits and meetings, overseeing the 
construction and signing off on various pieces of work, negotiating with 
contractors and dealing with and resolving any problems that arise. 
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Landscape architect 
Before construction ,Landscape architect need to do research on the 
project , including overseeing the design of a variety of projects, 
including urban regeneration schemes, pedestrian schemes, road or 
retail schemes, and maintaining the character of sites of natural beauty. 
Landscape architect will conducting preliminary studies of the site 
(including contours, soil, ecology, buildings, roads); 
hen, he can establishing general landscape requirements with clients . 
assessing a site's potential to meet the client's specifications. 
He also need to carrying out environmental impact assessments. 
Landscape architect need to seek and take into account the views of 
local residents, potential users, and parties with a vested interest in the 
project. Then , Landscape architect will accurately preparing and 
presenting detailed plans and conducting preliminary studies of the site 
(including contours, soil, ecology, buildings, roads).Landscape architect 
will presenting proposals to clients, dealing with enquiries and 
negotiating any amendments to the final design. Landscape architect 
must matching the client's wishes with your knowledge of what will work 
best. Landscape architect also needs to contact and coordinate 
manufacturers and suppliers for supply materials for building the 
landscape . Landscape architect will select a contractor and manager for 
building the landscape . They will do site visit and ensure can be done 
before the deadline are met .Landscape architect also need to 
communicate and cooperate with other professionals on the project. 
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When the construction begin , Landscape architect need to monitor and 
check work on-site authorizing payment once work has been 
satisfactorily completed. After the construction, Landscape architect 
should provide ways of maintain the landscape for the clients . 
Landscape should maintain the landscape to achieve the intended 
function and project goals. The task in maintenance including use of 
fertilizer , weed control ,mowing , trimming and watering the plants on a 
regular basis . 
Quantity Surveyor 
A quantity surveyor manages all costs relating to building and civil 
engineering projects, from the initial calculations to the final figures. 
Surveyors seek to minimise the costs of a project and enhance value for 
money, while still achieving the required standards and quality. Many of 
these are specified by statutory building regulations, which the surveyor 
needs to understand and adhere to. 
A quantity surveyor may work for either the client or the contractor, 
working in an office or on site. They are involved in a project from the 
start, preparing estimates and costs of the work. 
When the project is in progress, quantity surveyors keep track of any 
variations to the contract that may affect costs and create reports to 
show profitability. 
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The title of the job may also be referred to as a construction cost 
consultant or commercial manager. 
Civil & Structural Engineer 
Structural engineers are primarily concerned with designing aesthetically 
pleasing buildings and structures that are safe and capable of 
withstanding the elements to which they will be exposed. Key tasks of a 
C&S engineer includes preparing reports, designs and drawings, make 
calculations about loads and stresses, providing technical advice.Unlike 
architects, who must focus on the appearance, shape, size and use of the 
building, structural engineers must solve technical problems ยญand 
help 
the architect achieve his or her vision for the project. Civil & Structural 
Engineer have responsible in calculating the loads and stresses the 
construction will have to safely withstand. Before work can begin, 
structural engineers are involved in the investigation and survey of build 
sites to determine the suitability of the earth for the requirements of the 
upcoming project. Structural engineers will be required to coยญordinate 
and 
consult with other members of their projects, including engineers, 
environmental scientists, architects and landscape architects. They may 
also be required to assist government bodies in their own inspections 
relating to the project.Structural engineers are often responsible for the 
organisation and delivery of materials and equipment for the needs of the 
construction project. The supervision and management of onยญsite 
labour 
may also be a necessity. 
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Mechanical & Electrical Engineering 
Mechanical engineering is the discipline that applies the principles of 
engineering, physics and material science for the design, analysis, 
manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. They work on a 
project from the initial brief, through the design and development stage 
to the testing phase and following the project through right up 
implementation, right down to producing details of specification and 
outline designs.Mechanical and Electrical Engineering need to discuss 
and cooperate with architect and produce an electrical plan .During 
construction , the engineers need to monitor the installation process . 
After the construction , mechanical and electrical engineering also have 
responsible on maintenance in certain time limit (2-3 year ) 
Supplier 
A supplier is a supply chain management term that means anyone who 
provides goods or services to a company or individuals. Supplier will 
supply materials to the site . Supplier also need to ensure the quality of 
the materials . A supplier is often the one who manufactures inventoriable 
items, and sell those items.Supplier also need to ensure the installation 
of the materials and equipment goes smoothly .Supplier allso sometimes 
recognized as a subcontractor because of their large contributions to a 
project. 
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Costing 
Item Description Unit Qty Amount (RM) 
Facial Equipment No. 50,000 
Lighting No. 350 25,000 
Fish Pond No. 2 50,000 
Furniture No. 35 44,110 
Playground set No. 1 5,000 
Lockers No. 30 8,000 
Doors No. 58 17,400 
Shelves No. 20 4,000 
Toilet equipment No. 8,230 
Building Structure m2 423,000.12 
flooring m2 50 60,745.00 
Vinyl tiles m2 550 3200.00 
cedar flooring m2 40 40201.25 
asphalt m2 200 5,720 
Fire sprinkler m2 6,670 
trees No. 7,020 
shrubs m2 1,600 
flower m2 300 
Ceramic tile m2 700 6,310 
Concrete m3 601 12,050.00 
Red brick wall m2 601 12,050.00 
Red brick flooring m2 50 3,745.00 
Framing m2 49,400 
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Cafe equipment No. 55,060 
smoke detector No. 2,120 
Drainage system m2 6,430 
Pocket door No. 2,700 
Manicure & Pedicure No. 23,500 
Wall painting No. 3,450 
Piping m2 15,240 
Air Conditioning system No. 23,670 
Subtotal : 764,181.37 
Conclusion 
At the end of this project we have concluded that it is very important to 
coordinate and develop an understanding of coherent working relations 
among various industry players and how to effectively communicate with 
the other fields about what we wanted. We also learnt how to document 
our observations and understanding mainly from the research we did as 
well as to communicate our findings and place them in a report in a 
systematic and convincing manner. We are also able to justify the 
feasibility of a development and improve the proposal to serve the 
purpose of its development. 
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Ici final project

  • 1. FOUNDATION IN NATURE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENT (AUGUST INTAKE ) ICI FINAL PROJECT : THE PROJECT BRIEF OF ECSTASY GROUP MEMBER : 1)TEH SIN YING 0320509 2)TAN MING HOWE 0320199 1
  • 2. Contents No. Title Page Cover 1 Content 2 Introduction 4 Objective 5 Project Benefits 5 Success Criteria 7 Our Site 8 Introduction To our Site 9 Site Context 11 Site Analysis 13 View From The Site 14 Advantages 14 Disadvantages 15 Rationale & Client Evaluation 15 Concept Creation 16 Project Concept 17 -Nature 17 -Relaxing And Comfortable Space 18 -Sauna 21 -Massage Therapy Room 24 -Facial Room 26 -Fish Spa Pond 28 2
  • 3. -Manicure & Pedicure 29 -Reception And Product Selling Area 31 -Foot Massage Area 32 -Toilet 33 -Rooftop Cafe 33 -Rooftop Garden 34 -Walkway 34 Materials Used in Constructing 35 -Flooring 35 -Lighting 36 Landscape 36 -Hardscape 37 -Softscape 37 Project Management Task 38 -Contractor 38 -Architect 39 -Landscape Architect 40 -Quantity Surveyor 41 -Civil & Structural Engineer 42 -Mechanical & Electrical Engineering 43 -Supplier 43 Costing 44 Conclusion 45 Letter To Authorities 46 3
  • 4. Introduction For this assignment, we were assigned to search for a piece of land 40x30m outside of Taylorโ€™s University and initiate a small construction project along with a report proposal. The size of the land chosen should be vacant and not smaller nor exceed 40x30m. What is mentioned in the project brief is that we require to serve one of the purposes mentioned. Which includes : Recreation, Study Enhancement, Rest Area, Dining and Commercial Area. The objective of this project is to enable us students to acquire an understanding of the construction team, its organization, inter-relations and duties within which they seek employment, career progression or even further study. This project also helps us become aware of the construction processes of the construction teams professional roles and responsibilities and to value their professions in the construction industry. We are also encouraged to deepen our understanding of our knowledge of the process in which it takes to submit the accurate building proposal to our local authorities. 4
  • 5. Objective Provide a place for relaxation and rest for the hard working community around it. Several studies has been conducted and what they have concluded is that going to spas actually help reduce stress hormone levels, which among many other benefits helps slow your heart rate, and bring your blood pressure down. By reducing stress, massage boosts the levels of โ€œnatural killer cellsโ€ in your body, massaging has also shown boost in immunity from breast cancer patients. Hence, spaโ€™s boost your mood, as if a wonderful, healing, and much relaxing visit to a spa wasnโ€™t enough, treatments such as massages increase your brainโ€™s level of activity with dopamine and serotonin. Project Benefits Needless to say having the ability to give back to the community around us is the biggest reward we could achieve, looking at the smiles from the satisfied customers knowing that, that building is there today because we envisioned it yesterday. But this project does not only benefit us, for example we know that the roads are jammed pack when its quitting time at the office is to instead why waste your time and even your money sitting in your car going nowhere, why not take a soothing massage or a relaxing facial or maybe even get your nails done and just rewind, chill, destress from a hard days work at the office or school.People can come to Ecstasy for relax and kill time while waiting out the jam .Ecstasy is 5
  • 6. nearby several colleges and universities , such as Monash University , Sunway University ,Taylor's Lakeside . Often students too stress about not doing well in their studies or not doing well enough in their assignments one way to stop them from becoming suicidal is providing them an area to relax and recompose themselves . Ecstasy is also a place for students to destress. Since we have chosen a residential area the momโ€™s in the area could make it a point to come to the spa with their girl friends and have some free time away from their hectic motherly lifestyles and duties just for a short while since the spa is just close by to their house. With Ecstasy , people that live around this area will have a proper place to relax and we believe that introducing this spa into this area will have little to no competition as the only other spa in the area is by Sunway Resort which to be able to use the spa facilities requires you to book a room there for the night and a hefty price of RM1500. Although not as well established, our prices will also be plentiful cheaper and is open to all, we are not a membership based operation. We also feature a beautiful rooftop urban garden although small in scale are peaceful havens in our frantic towns and cities.This can also improve the air quality. The main theme of this project was surrounded by the thought of the family community around the area, that being said a family of four lets say - a father, mother, son and daughter all came to ecstasy for the day, the youngins could be left in their own world to discover for their own with our rooftop garden and playground. Father could sit and relax with a nice cup of coffee while reading the paper at our rooftop cafe. While mother signs up for the relaxation packages for the day. 6
  • 7. Success Criteria If all the construction scheduling goes according to plan, materials arrive on site on time, documentation gets approved on time, workers do not slack. I believe that thisโ€™ll be an amazing building to develop. Our Site Location Plan LEGEND Blue zone โ€“ Residential area Yellow zone โ€“ Commercial area Green zone โ€“ Educational area Pink zone โ€“ Sports recreational area Red zone - OUR SITE 7
  • 8. Introduction To Our Site The plot of land we have looked upon is an unused and undeveloped piece of barren land, thus we have decided that this plot of land was a great area to be developed since it is right outside of the Campus vicinity, right after you exit (by car or bus) at the 1st traffic light you reach, to the left is our beautiful empty site. There are many good reasons why we chose this site, but the main reasons is because of the prime location to set up practically anything we wanted to, With the surrounding area consisting mainly of upper middle class residents and also in recent months property there has been much development, thus a potential increase in land value in the near future. 8
  • 9. This provides us with an abundance of opportunities for advancement and development, hence we set forth transforming this empty void into something amazing. Images & Photographs View from roadside Over looking the expanse of the area 9
  • 10. Site Context A:Sunway Medical Centre B:Sunway Lagoon 10
  • 11. C:Monash University D:Taylosโ€™s Lakeside Campus E: Flats F: Belvedere Condominium G: Sunway University 11
  • 12. Site Analysis Our plot of land is totally empty. But when our proposed building is established it will be facing the west. The size of our site is approximately 1200m2 The amount of rainfall our site receives is around 2,800 mm to 3,000 mm. Our site is located right next to the main road and traffic light junction. The amount of traffic our site has is very high, every day the roads are rushing up and down throughout the day. LEGEND Sun Rise Sun Set Wind Direction Smoke direction 12
  • 13. VIEW FROM THE SITE ROAD DIRECTION NICE VIEW BAD VIEW Advantages Our site is easily accessible from the many various roads leading to it, is in a middle upper class residential area with low cost flats behind and shop lots to the side, the shop lots already generate existing traffic to the area. People are less likely to go through a jam for a good facial, thus this spa is perfect to be in the area of our potential clients. Also the area has restaurants, mini marts and other various stores opened with a bountiful of parking. 13
  • 14. The land is also barren, does not have any obstructions of any sort from any area, giving us a wide expanse of open space, providing us with a great space for development.The land has good ventilation due to large open space. The land is also readily flattened which makes things easier to develop because this allows better regulated when deciding what to fall and or pitched, and also saves cost and time. The land also have proper drainage system . Disadvantages Despite the amazing things about our site, nothing comes completely perfect. The amount of traffic becomes a little too overwhelming in the evening time, the road side stalls will litter often.There is currently no existing shade, trees of any sort covering the site, so it is rather hot. Due o heavy traffic , the air quality at the site is rather bad. Rationale & Client Evaluation After looking at the advantages, disadvantages & natural features we brainstormed for days on what we could create from this piece of land into something spectacular. We focused on the purpose of our site to be a : Commercial Area 14
  • 15. For this construction project, we looked around the area for what might be lacking. And thus concluded that this was a family based residential area and what family means is there are mothers ( woman ) but there was no place in sight nearby for them to relax, a place to get away from their motherly duties and relax for a while, yet not too far away from their homes. Through a series of analysis, we explored a variety of possible ideas and concepts that might fit what we could create in this empty space and are able to pinpoint the issues of this area in what it may be lacking and propose a somewhat commercial enhancement fit for the clients of our project. Lack of recreational relaxing space : Their private tiny yards is the only place which residents take refuge in relaxing. No relaxation services nearby : There are no immediate relaxation outlets close by. Great Spot to develop a relaxation center : Surrounding areas mainly consist of upper middle class households, which equates to mean that they can afford extra services, which equates a steady profit for us. High traffic area : People will most likely be tempted to step out of their car and take a break and relax with us during peak jammed hours. 15
  • 16. CONCEPT CREATION The most successful spas are those built on solid concepts that serve as the foundation for building a brand. As you gain a clear understanding of your guest and ways to distinguish yourself from the competition, your Spa Concept commences to materialize. A concept should not only be unique, inviting and marketable, it must be operationally efficient as well. The most profitable spa businesses are those whose concepts are the combined result of due diligence, creativity, a solid understanding of day-to-day operations, knowledge of spa guest type and varying market behaviors Project concept 1) NATURE The concept focuses on nature and greenery in the site . The nature concept brings people into a friendly, natural environment, a place where people are presented to and placed in a natural atmosphere of strategically placed elements of wood and plants. We insisted to implement a green landscaping approach that will help customers feel more connected to nature, but not only that, as we all know greenery helps our eyes and helps the microclimate to become cooler.Our project has the advantage of having shady trees, this boosts the ambience into a jungle in an urban setting. The other plants that are planted to help prevent the breeding of mosquitoes. Thus being a natural way of curbing the mosquito problem. The purpose of this concept is for most people to simply have an area to escape escapes, moments of peace in an otherwise busy and stressful day. 16
  • 17. 2) RELAXING AND COMFORTABLE SPACE Our team explored the variety of concepts that our site must be able to provide a relaxing and comfortable space for people to release stress or to just forget about all their problems for a couple of hours to reconnect with their inner self. We also insisted to implement a green landscaping approach that will help customers feel more connected to mother nature, but not only that, as we all know greenery helps our eyes and helps the microclimate to become cooler. This construction project should tackle the issues of the lack of spas in the area. โ€œEcstasyโ€ is the name we have decided on calling our spa center. Ecstasy is a 2 story spa center. 17
  • 18. PLAN VIEW OF FIRST FLOOR PLAN VIEW OF 2ND FLOOR 18
  • 19. LANDSCAPE OF ECSTASY Exterior of Ecstasy 19
  • 20. FRONT ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATION 20
  • 21. The following concepts are to be applied in this project : Sauna Saunas are a great way to relax and unwind after a workout or long day. The hot environment opens pores and flushes out the body's toxins and impurities. Users can sooth and relax muscles, help maintain clear skin, improve metabolic rate and burn calories during sessions. 21
  • 22. plan view of sauna room Elevation A 22
  • 24. sauna room ventilation system Massage Therapy Room Generally, massage is delivered to improve the flow of blood and lymph, to reduce muscular tension or flaccidity, to affect the nervous system through stimulation or sedation, and to enhance tissue healing. Therapeutic massage may be recommended for children and adults to deliver benefits. 24
  • 25. WATER FOUNTAIN The massage therapy room will also feature a water feature. It is proven that water features intimately promote calm repose and reflection. After exploring the wide array of fountains and their many applications, fountains are important as they set aside a tranquil ambience to unwind, listening to the soft water crashing against each other.Clients and experience the environment along with their treatment . 25
  • 26. FACIAL ROOM Facials are a treatment for the face that's meant to cleanse, firm, smooth and moisturize the skin. Many people guaranteed that by facials, not only as a way to feel relaxed and pampered, but also as a means for making their skin healthier. According to data collected by the International Spa Association, facials are the third most popular spa treatment, right behind massages and manicures or pedicures. 26
  • 27. FACIAL ROOM CONSTRUCTION SOUND PROOFING SYSTEM Soundproofing system are essential for our customers .The noise of footsteps and conversation of others will really affect the relaxation process of our customers . With all the noise , our customers can't really relax and enjoy the relaxation treatments undergoing. Thus, concluding sound proofing system has to be built in every facial room . With this system, customers can enjoy the serenity and tranquility of the surrounding. SINK Sink will to be built in every facial room. This will help the staff in being more efficient and increase convenience for the staff while serving the customer . Concluding a sink will be located in the corner of the room. DOOR LETTERING โ€œIN USEโ€ Just like a hotel room where you have the option to put a sign at a door knob to tell people to back off, we will also introduce this concept onto the doors of the rooms, to ensure people get the message to not disturb when there is a session going on. SOFT ENVIRONMENT The interior of the facial room will include wall hangings, pillows, rugs and a uniquely designed bed 27
  • 28. covering to create texture and contrast in the room. This texture can soften the environment of the room, creating a peaceful and calm environment . Fish Spa Pond The idea is that you immerse your feet, hands or, if you are brave enough, your entire body in a warm pool that swarms with hundreds of hungry minnow-sized feeders. The fish will locate your most crusty, flaky or scabby skin and chomp away at it to reveal the fresh layer beneath. According to the spas and their enthusiasts, you emerge refreshed,healthy, buffed and glowing.Garra rufa are fish used in Fish spa pond. Itโ€™s a freshwater fish the originate from the river basins of the East 28
  • 29. Manicure & Pedicure A good manicure will clean and shape your nails and treat your cuticles, which is vital for keeping your nails healthy and strong.Pedicures are similar to manicures except they are specially designed for feet. 29
  • 30. The shelves of the manicure area provide a wide array of choices for the customers to choose from, because of this more customers will also be attracted to the variety provided by our spa. Not only that, but if you like the colour on your nails we will also sell a new bottle of that particular colour to you for an attractive price. Thus this ensures us a guaranteed profit, since the nail polishes will never stay on the shelves for long. 30
  • 31. RECEPTION AND PRODUCT SELLING AREA . Tables and chairs are prepared for therapist meet up with clients . Shelves will display the products that sell by Ecstasy . Reception is the first impression for the clients , thus design for reception is simple and professional . This can build up the confident from clients towards Ecstasy. 31
  • 32. FOOT MASSAGE AREA Splashes of colours enliven our spirits อพ luxurious textures engage our touch aromas tantalize our sense of smell . All aspects and design contributes to the overall experience and ultimately the success of a spa . Shelves for client to keep their belongings and shoes are provided. Soft music is played in this area for creating a friendlier and calm environment .Pillows and rugs are provided in this area to soften the overall ambience environment . 32
  • 33. TOILET Basic amenities such as toilets are provided for hygiene and comfort of the staff and our customers. Rooftop Cafe This proposal for a rooftop cafe was a bold move for us, since we didnโ€™t want to leave a perfectly good empty spot empty we started brainstorming on ways to maximize usage of our building and not leave our rooftop empty and deserted so we decided to fill in the space with two projects, one which is the rooftop cafe where people can come and have a drink after a nice massage or have a quick bite. And also to add to the health prospect, the cafes main servings consist of fruit juices and healthy snacks. 33
  • 34. Rooftop playground This additional feature is for all those mothers who are inseparable with their kids but still yearn for a spa day. So the plan is for moms to leave their kids at the playground to play while they get their nails done or have their facials. The area will be well secured and the only way the kids can go out of the premises is through the stairs which results in passing by their parents or the receptionist. Walkway 34
  • 35. Materials Used In Constructing Non- corrosive materials should be used in all high moisture areas which includes vents, ducts, drains, ceiling & wall cover). Easy to clean moisture resistant materials should be used in all high moisture areas. Flooring Vinyl tile - Massage therapy room, Facial room, Manicure Pedicure Vinyl tile flooring offers style , durability and provide long lasting performance . Its also affordable as the price is cheaper compare to other materials. Vinyl tile is very durable that it great for high traffic room .Its also highly resistant to scratches and dents Ceramic tile - Rooftop, Toilets ,Rooftop cafe Toilets and Rooftop are area that will get wet easily Thus ceramic tile are the most suitable material for these areas . This is due to ceramic tiles are slip resistant ,moisture resistant and high durability . Floating cedar deck - Sauna cedar deck floor because it keeps the composition visually warm and gives it a custom look. 35
  • 36. Lighting Indirect lighting - For all except sauna Direct lighting affects the ambience and mood of the customers. Vapour proof lighting - Sauna vapour proofing lighting can prevent vapour spoil the bulb of the light Landscape 36
  • 37. Hardscape Our hardscape will consist of the road way that includes parking area for cars.Bollard light is build along the car park , because the lighting is insufficient. The road curbs to determine the boundary line. Softscape Lavenders are planted because they act as natural mosquito repellents. Burning Bush (Shrub) are also planted to act as vertical screens from traffic passing by and also to beautify the area. As for trees we will have the spiny black olive tree, pleasing to the eyes and creates lovely shade for the area. burning bush lavender spiny black olive tree 37
  • 38. Project Management Task Professions involved in this project : 1) Contractor 2) Architect 3) Landscape Architect 4) Quantity Surveyor 5) Civil and Structural Engineer 6) Mechanical and Electrical Engineering 7) Supplier Contractor Contractors are responsible for overseeing construction on both new and old buildings and structures. A contractor helps to organize and manage all aspects of a building site. The job requires someone who is detail-oriented and who enjoys working on construction sites but may not be enthusiastic about rewiring cables or rerouting plumbing themselves. The primary duties of the contractor are responsible for completing a building project on time and within a budget. Contractors donโ€™t usually do any of the heavy lifting on a construction site themselves, but they oversee teams of subcontractors who are doing the work. 38
  • 39. Architect An architect is hired by a client to produce detailed designs of a concept or idea that the client wants to bring to reality. Architect need to comply with building and safety regulations, local planning regulations and restrictions. Depending on the project there may be laws surrounding the preservation of the local environment or any historic parts of a building. Regular client meetings are important to establish requirements and discuss detailed design proposals. heading up the team of professionals who will work on this stage of the project including engineers, designers and financiers is also essential . During the documentation phase, the responsibilities are to producing design , detailed drawings and using technology such as CAD to test the feasibility of the design. Architect need to consider about client's requirements, budget and regulations. Once the design documents are complete, there are then a second set of documents that need to be produced. These are the construction documents, which translate the design into instructions and technical specifications for contractors and construction experts to refer . Once the project reaches the construction stage, the architect need to be involved in site visits and meetings, overseeing the construction and signing off on various pieces of work, negotiating with contractors and dealing with and resolving any problems that arise. 39
  • 40. Landscape architect Before construction ,Landscape architect need to do research on the project , including overseeing the design of a variety of projects, including urban regeneration schemes, pedestrian schemes, road or retail schemes, and maintaining the character of sites of natural beauty. Landscape architect will conducting preliminary studies of the site (including contours, soil, ecology, buildings, roads); hen, he can establishing general landscape requirements with clients . assessing a site's potential to meet the client's specifications. He also need to carrying out environmental impact assessments. Landscape architect need to seek and take into account the views of local residents, potential users, and parties with a vested interest in the project. Then , Landscape architect will accurately preparing and presenting detailed plans and conducting preliminary studies of the site (including contours, soil, ecology, buildings, roads).Landscape architect will presenting proposals to clients, dealing with enquiries and negotiating any amendments to the final design. Landscape architect must matching the client's wishes with your knowledge of what will work best. Landscape architect also needs to contact and coordinate manufacturers and suppliers for supply materials for building the landscape . Landscape architect will select a contractor and manager for building the landscape . They will do site visit and ensure can be done before the deadline are met .Landscape architect also need to communicate and cooperate with other professionals on the project. 40
  • 41. When the construction begin , Landscape architect need to monitor and check work on-site authorizing payment once work has been satisfactorily completed. After the construction, Landscape architect should provide ways of maintain the landscape for the clients . Landscape should maintain the landscape to achieve the intended function and project goals. The task in maintenance including use of fertilizer , weed control ,mowing , trimming and watering the plants on a regular basis . Quantity Surveyor A quantity surveyor manages all costs relating to building and civil engineering projects, from the initial calculations to the final figures. Surveyors seek to minimise the costs of a project and enhance value for money, while still achieving the required standards and quality. Many of these are specified by statutory building regulations, which the surveyor needs to understand and adhere to. A quantity surveyor may work for either the client or the contractor, working in an office or on site. They are involved in a project from the start, preparing estimates and costs of the work. When the project is in progress, quantity surveyors keep track of any variations to the contract that may affect costs and create reports to show profitability. 41
  • 42. The title of the job may also be referred to as a construction cost consultant or commercial manager. Civil & Structural Engineer Structural engineers are primarily concerned with designing aesthetically pleasing buildings and structures that are safe and capable of withstanding the elements to which they will be exposed. Key tasks of a C&S engineer includes preparing reports, designs and drawings, make calculations about loads and stresses, providing technical advice.Unlike architects, who must focus on the appearance, shape, size and use of the building, structural engineers must solve technical problems ยญand help the architect achieve his or her vision for the project. Civil & Structural Engineer have responsible in calculating the loads and stresses the construction will have to safely withstand. Before work can begin, structural engineers are involved in the investigation and survey of build sites to determine the suitability of the earth for the requirements of the upcoming project. Structural engineers will be required to coยญordinate and consult with other members of their projects, including engineers, environmental scientists, architects and landscape architects. They may also be required to assist government bodies in their own inspections relating to the project.Structural engineers are often responsible for the organisation and delivery of materials and equipment for the needs of the construction project. The supervision and management of onยญsite labour may also be a necessity. 42
  • 43. Mechanical & Electrical Engineering Mechanical engineering is the discipline that applies the principles of engineering, physics and material science for the design, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems. They work on a project from the initial brief, through the design and development stage to the testing phase and following the project through right up implementation, right down to producing details of specification and outline designs.Mechanical and Electrical Engineering need to discuss and cooperate with architect and produce an electrical plan .During construction , the engineers need to monitor the installation process . After the construction , mechanical and electrical engineering also have responsible on maintenance in certain time limit (2-3 year ) Supplier A supplier is a supply chain management term that means anyone who provides goods or services to a company or individuals. Supplier will supply materials to the site . Supplier also need to ensure the quality of the materials . A supplier is often the one who manufactures inventoriable items, and sell those items.Supplier also need to ensure the installation of the materials and equipment goes smoothly .Supplier allso sometimes recognized as a subcontractor because of their large contributions to a project. 43
  • 44. Costing Item Description Unit Qty Amount (RM) Facial Equipment No. 50,000 Lighting No. 350 25,000 Fish Pond No. 2 50,000 Furniture No. 35 44,110 Playground set No. 1 5,000 Lockers No. 30 8,000 Doors No. 58 17,400 Shelves No. 20 4,000 Toilet equipment No. 8,230 Building Structure m2 423,000.12 flooring m2 50 60,745.00 Vinyl tiles m2 550 3200.00 cedar flooring m2 40 40201.25 asphalt m2 200 5,720 Fire sprinkler m2 6,670 trees No. 7,020 shrubs m2 1,600 flower m2 300 Ceramic tile m2 700 6,310 Concrete m3 601 12,050.00 Red brick wall m2 601 12,050.00 Red brick flooring m2 50 3,745.00 Framing m2 49,400 44
  • 45. Cafe equipment No. 55,060 smoke detector No. 2,120 Drainage system m2 6,430 Pocket door No. 2,700 Manicure & Pedicure No. 23,500 Wall painting No. 3,450 Piping m2 15,240 Air Conditioning system No. 23,670 Subtotal : 764,181.37 Conclusion At the end of this project we have concluded that it is very important to coordinate and develop an understanding of coherent working relations among various industry players and how to effectively communicate with the other fields about what we wanted. We also learnt how to document our observations and understanding mainly from the research we did as well as to communicate our findings and place them in a report in a systematic and convincing manner. We are also able to justify the feasibility of a development and improve the proposal to serve the purpose of its development. 45
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