The document proposes building a 3-story fitness center in Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia. The ground floor would contain parking, the first floor dance rooms, and the third floor a gym. It provides rationale for the project by noting a lack of recreational facilities in the surrounding residential area. Professionals like architects, engineers, and quantity surveyors would be involved to design, plan and construct the building according to safety and budget requirements.

1. PROPOSAL
1
(WONG
MEI XIN)

2. Suggestionandproposal
I have proposed to build a fitness center. The fitness club is a 3 story building that
contains dance studio and gym. The parking lot is located on the ground floor while
dance room is located on the first floor; gym is located on third floor. Other facilities
such as washroom and locker are equipped as well.
The main propose of this proposal is to bring convenience to the residents nearby.
The residents nearby that area will have easier to access a place to exercise and gym
as well. Moreover, it would not be hard for residents to drop off cause the area is
easy to access.
a. Proposal by: Wong Mei Xin
b. Project name: Subang Jaya Fitness
c. Project code: SJF 0283
d. Type of construction: Commercial and Recreational area
e. Land area: 26,896 Sq.Ft
f. Site location: Jalan SS 19, Ss 19, 40150 Subang Jaya, Selangor.
g. Estimated time of completion: 1 year and 6 months

3. Rationale
There are many residential areas around this area and not a lot of commercial and
residential area thus the community might find driving out to find a fitness center.
Therefore having a fitness center nearby will decrease the need for them to drive far
and waste their time on traffic.Hence, this empty land has high potential to become
a successful commercial and recreational spot since this area is surrounded by
residential area and it is lacking of recreational area.
Benefits tosurrounding
This project will benefit in following ways:
1. Residents around that area could have found a place for recreational activities
2. Boosts up economic growth of this area
3. Bring convenience to the residents nearby
4. Creates a spot for people to meet ups Residents
5. The buiding of Subang Jaya Fitness can become a landmark for people to identified
6. Rate of healthy of residents might be improved
7. Creates job opportunity
Impact to surrounding
This project might bring impact in following:
1. Safety of the area might be decreased
2. Garbage accumulates around the area due to irresponsible of people
3. Students might escape class and go to the fitness center
4. Air pollution might increase due to the exhaust from incoming vehicles
5. Will causes traffic congestion as the road in front of the road is narrow
6. Sound pollution might increase due to traffic
7. The opposite residents will be influenced by the noises

4. Bubble Diagramof Subang Jaya Fitness
-It is a 3 storey building-

5. Plan
-Plan of Ground Floor-

6. -Plan of First floor-

7. -Plan of Second Floor-

8. Images of Ideas
Dance Studio Office
-Full heightmirror to 50% of wall- -Officeforcenter managementteam-
Lobby FitnessSuite
-Reception- -40 pieces of fitness equipment-
Car Park RestingArea
-Have33 parking spaces- -Chairsand lockers are located at thisarea-

9. List of professions involvedintheir task
Architect, interior designer, civil engineer, structural engineer, mechanical engineer,
electrical engineer, quantity surveyor and contractor will work as a team to develop
the best schedule and budget to meet facility’s needs, including sport facility
renovations.
A professional architect’s role is to:
 Discussing the objectives, requirements and budget of a project
 Consulting with other professionals about design
 Preparing and presenting feasibility reports and design proposals to the client
 Advising the client on the practicality of their project
 Using IT in design and project management, specifically using computer-
aided design software
 Keeping within financial budgets and deadlines
 Producing detailed workings, drawings and specifications
 Negotiating with contractors and other professionals
 Preparing applications for planning and building control departments
 Drawing up tender documents for contracts
 Project managing and helping to coordinate the work of contractors
 Controlling a project from start to finish
 Regular site visits to check on progress, ensuring that the project is running
on time and to budget
 Resolving problems and issues that arise during construction

10. A professional interior designer’s role is to:
 Analyse clients’ needs, goals, and life and safety requirements
 Integrate findings with knowledge of interior design
 Formulate preliminary design concepts that are aesthetic, appropriate,
functional, and in accordance with codes and standards
 Develop and present final design recommendations
 Prepare working drawings and specifications for non-load bearing interior
construction, reflected ceiling plans, lighting, interior detailing, materials,
finishes, space planning, furnishings, fixtures, and equipment in compliance
with universal accessibility guidelines and all applicable codes
 Collaborate with other licensed practitioners in the technical areas of
mechanical, electrical, and load-bearing design as required for regulatory
approval
A professional civilengineer’srole isto:
 Undertakingtechnical andfeasibility studiesandsite investigations
 Developingdetaileddesigns
 Assessingthe potential risksof specificprojects,aswell asundertakingrisk
managementinspecialistroles
 Supervisingtenderingproceduresandputtingtogetherproposals;
 Managing,supervisingandvisitingcontractorsonsite andadvisingoncivil
engineeringissues
 Communicatingandliaisingeffectivelywithcolleaguesandarchitects,
subcontractors,contractingcivil engineers,consultants,co-workersandclients
 Thinkingbothcreativelyandlogicallytoresolve designanddevelopmentproblems
 Reviewingandapprovingprojectdrawings
 Undertakingcomplex andrepetitive calculations

11. A professional structural engineer’srole isto:
 Analysingconfigurationsof the basicstructural componentsof abuildingorother
structure
 Calculatingthe pressures,stressesandstrainsthateachcomponent,suchas a beam
or lintel, will experience fromotherpartsof the structure due to humanuse or
environmental pressures suchasweatherorearthquakes
 Consideringthe strengthof variousmaterials,e.g.timber,concrete,steel andbrick,
to see howtheirinclusionmaynecessitateachange of structural design
 Liaisingwithotherdesigners,includingarchitects,toagree onsafe designsandtheir
fitwiththe aestheticconceptof the construction
 Making drawings,specificationsandcomputermodelsof structuresforbuilding
contractors
 Workingwithgeotechnical engineerstoinvestigate groundconditionsandanalyse
resultsof soil sample andinsitutests
A professional electrical engineer’s role isto:
 Identifyingcustomerrequirements
 Designingsystemsandproducts
 Readingdesignspecificationsandtechnical drawings
 Researchingsuitablesolutionsand estimatingcostsandtimescale
 Making modelsandprototypesof productsusingthree-dimensionaldesignsoftware
 Liaisingwithotherprofessions
 Designingand conductingtests
 Recording,analysingandinterpretingtestdata
 Proposingmodificationsandretestingproducts
 Qualifyingthe finalproductorsystem

12. A professional mechanical engineer’srole isto:
 designingandimplementingcost-effective equipmentmodificationstohelp improve
safetyandreliability;
 developingaprojectspecificationwithcolleagues,oftenincludingthose fromother
engineeringdisciplines;
 developing,testingandevaluatingtheoretical designs;
 discussingandsolvingcomplex problemswithmanufacturing departments,sub-
contractors,suppliersandcustomers;
 makingsure a product can be made reliablyandwill performconsistentlyin
specifiedoperatingenvironments;
 managingprojectsusingengineeringprinciplesandtechniques;
 producingdetailsof specificationsandoutlinedesigns;
 recommendingmodificationsfollowingprototype testresults;
 usingresearch,analytical,conceptual andplanningskills,particularlymathematical
modellingandcomputer-aideddesign;
A professional quantitysurveyor’srole isto:
 Preparingtenderandcontractdocuments,includingbillsof quantitieswiththe
architectand/orthe client
 Undertakingcostanalysisforrepairandmaintenance projectwork
 Assistinginestablishingaclient'srequirementsandundertakingfeasibilitystudies
 Allocatingworktosubcontractors
 Providingadvice oncontractual claims
 Analysingoutcomesandwritingdetailedprogressreports
 Valuingcompletedworkandarrangingpayments
 Providingpost-occupancyadvice,facilitiesmanagementservicesandlife cycle
costingadvice
 Assistingclientsinlocatingandaccessingadditional andalternativesourcesof funds
 Enablingclientstoinitiateconstructionprojects