This document proposes constructing a residential area on a 30m x 30m plot of vacant land in PJS 7/7, Malaysia. It includes an introduction to the site, a site plan, site analysis, a proposal for a studio apartment development with furnishings and solar power, sketches of the concept, and information on obtaining building plan approval from local authorities. The proposal aims to provide housing for students near a university campus and create a developed, purposeful use of the previously empty land.

1. Introduction to Construction
Industry ( Final Project )
FNBE August 2014
Proposing Residential Area
Name : Gabriel Chin & Kiraly Renaud
Student Id: 0320370 & 0320322
Lecturer’s Name: Ms. Ann See Peng

2. Contents
 Introduction
 Introduction to the Site
 Site plan
 Site analysis and Observation
 Suggestion and proposal
 Sketch plan of proposal
 Benefits & Rationale
 Building Plan Approval and Procedure
 Conclusion

3. Introduction
In this project we were tasked to locate a site
of 30m x 30m of vacant land to initiate a certain
construction to serve a purpose.
The aim of this project is to enable students
to develop an understanding of the building team,
its organization, duties and inter-relations within
which they will seek employment, career
progression or further study. To develop an
awareness of their professional responsibilities
and to appreciate their profession in the
construction industry.
During every section of the proposal, we can
learn about the coherent working relations among
various industry players. We will be able be to
document our analysis and research resources as
well communicate ideas in systematic and
convincing presentations and reports.

4. Introduction to The Site
In this assignment our site of 30m x 30m will be allocated at Jalan PJS 7/7. My group
mate and I have discussed about the site and decided to present a construction proposal to
recreate the empty area, which is an underdeveloped park in PJS 7/7 close to a residential
area. We decided to choose this area because it would be such a waste to let this
undeveloped land to not be used, so I decided to propose a residential construction here
because there is a university located nearby Taylor’s Lakeside Campus, this will help
students looking for a place to rent.
( view of the site )

5. Site plan
 Measurements and Elements

6. Site Analysis and Observation
The site we had chosen is a place in Pjs 7/7 located near the Lebuhraya Damansara
Puchong highway around the residential areas. The size of the site is approximately 30m x
38m. It has a small cottage in the middle of the park with the size of 2m x 2m. There is also
some small bushes aligned together with some other tress with different sized. The west
side of the site overlooks a road with a long stretch of houses leading further into the
residential area. The east side look looks out to the highway while the south side look are
terrace houses.
West side view of the side
South view of the site

7. East view of the site

8. Suggestion and Proposal
There are a few things that should be taken noted of when trying to construct a
residential area. The area first must be clean, safe and the neighbours should be friendly
and understanding. To create a good living space firstly we should design the area to be
comfortable to be able to live in. Fully furnished with daily home essentials.
To create a harmony place to stay few elements are required such as lighting,
decoration, facilities and materials used to make the house.

9. Suggestion and proposal
 We decided to make the apartment a studio apartment
 Comes fully furnished with sofa, chairs, television, fan, and other
electrical appliances
 Electric and water bills are paid by the customers
 Solar panels built to generate power for a more environmentally friendly
construction
 Designed in a very trendy and modern look to attract customers to rent
the place or buy it and also provides a very harmonizing feeling.
 Included multiple bedrooms to havemore people staying in maybe a
family or a group of student
 A nice lawn for outdoor activities and drying of clothes

10. Plan of our Proposal

11. Sketch of Concept and Idea
The concept of our idea is residential area for students
or families to stay. The idea is to create a modern looking
apartment fully furnished designed to be a studio apartment.
The inspirationof this apartment was taken from One Soho
apartments located at SS19 Subang, Selangor.
The tiles will be similaras seen in the picture above

12. Example for furniture and design of the living room

13. Example of materials used for bedroom

14. Example of kitchen materials and appliances

15. example of the materialsused for the toilet

16. How the garden should look like

17. Zoning

18. Rationale and Benefits
Our site is at pjs 7/7. The topic we choose
to recreate in the site is a residential area.
Rationale
 Making a better living environment
 The site was left bare and unused as an
empty piece of land now it has a purpose
 Making the environment look more
developed
Benefits
 It would be more convenient for students
to find a place of stay near campus
 Creating more business opportunity.
 Creating more jobs.
 Helps client to bring money to the
community.

19. Building Plan Approval
Process and Procedures
In order to get the building plan approved, weneed to deal with the local
authorities.
Document required
 Application letter using original letter head indicating application
reference and proposed construction.
 A copy of landownership or land title which has been certified as true
copy by Commissioner of Oaths or Justice of Peace.
 Copies of valid documents such as power of attorney/sales and purchase
agreement/tenancy agreement if the owner is different fromthe list of
names in the landownership or land title.
 Six (6) sets of building plans properly arranged and folded in A4 size
which has been prepared by a professionalconsultant(i.e.
architect/engineer or registered draughtsman in accordanceto their
respective limitations for submission of building plans).
General information to be indicated in theplan
 Title of the plan should contain the following:
 Type of building
 Total number of units
 Total number of floors
 Lot number/land title number
 Road/Street name
 Section name
 Names of owner and company
 Address of building owner
 Building plan should be complete with the following information:

20.  Well defined location plan and clear site plan with a scale of not
less than 1:1000 or more, whichever is suitable. Name of
road/streetleading to the proposed site should be shown in the
location plan.
 Floor plan, vertical elevation plan (front, rear and side), section
and roof plans with a scale of 1:100 or 1:200 (according to building
size).
Drainageand seweragelayout plan should be indicated clearly in
the site plan.
 Road layout plan, entrance road access and vehicle parking lots
together with traffic flow shown either in the site plan or
separately.
 Indicatecalculation on: plot ratio, calculation of vehicle parking
lots (car, motorcycleand lorry whererelevant), volume capacity of
solid wastedisposalarea
 Indicateclearly building set backs fromland boundary in
compliance with DBKK requirements.
 Indicateclearly calculation of building floor area in accordance
with usagesuch as residential, office, commercial, and others for
the purposeof calculation of plan processing fee.
 All plans mustbe signed by the consultant, building owner and land
owner and all signatures mustbe original signatures.
 All drawings mustbecoloured.
 FormB1 should be completed and stamped on the firstpage of every set
of building plans submitted.

21. Process of Building
Plan Approval

22. Conclusion
Construction for a Livable City is an
opportunity to increase the building industry's
efforts to make worksites more attractive and to
improve community and public relations.
This report has outlined some of the
challenges ahead and makes broad
recommendations for ways to begin a site
improvement program. But the real work will be
done by the industry leaders who take these
proposals and apply them to projects and through
that process, create best practices that can be
replicated easily and cost effectively.

23. Work distribution
Gabriel Chin Kiraly Renaud
Site Plan Introduction
Site analysis Suggestion and
proposal
Sketch plan of proposal Benefits & rationale
Building Plan Approval
and Procedure
Conclusion