The document describes a proposed tourism development project in Sekinchan, Malaysia. It provides background on Sekinchan's geography, history, economy and existing land uses. The proposal selects an empty plot of land between 50-70m for a tourism area. It would include a 3-4 story hotel with restaurant, parking area, and bicycle rental to allow tourists to explore the surrounding rice fields and villages. The development aims to boost tourism by providing accommodations and transportation options to experience Sekinchan's natural and cultural attractions.

1. INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT
1.1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION
In a group of 3 students, you need to find a specific empty land to initiate a small construction project. The
size of the land shall between 50m x 50m (2500m2) – 50m x 70m(3500m2). Individually, you are to propose
ONE project that serves on any ONE (1) or combination of TWO (2) of the following purposes.
1. Recreation area
2. Commercial area
3. Industrial area
4. Agricultural area
5. Tourism area
6. Residential area
Hence, I choosing a location at Sekinchan as our site due to its good geography and it is a place suitable to
develop as a tourism area.
1.2 INTRODUCTION TO SEKINCHAN
Location Of Sekinchan

2. SEKINCHAN is a small town located in the state of SELANGOR,MALAYSIA. It is about 102 km north
of Kuala Lumpur, and 28 km from Kuala Selangor. Sekinchan is in the middle of the main rice-bowl area
of Selangor, in the Sabak Bernam district. It is one of the major rice producing areas of Malaysia.
Sekinchan in CHINESE mean "village suitable for plantation', the land and weather is suitable for farming of
rice, fruits and oil palm trees. It is the highest rice production per acre in Malaysia. Total farming land paddy
and fruits is about 4,300 acres. You can see a wide green paddy field on your right when you arrive
in Sekinchan. It also popular as a fishing village.
Short History Of Sekinchan
In the of 1920s, Sekinchan is a small fishing village, the main fishing area is Bagan, Bagan is the birthplace
of SEKINCHAN. The early inhabitants are almost all Teow Chew who are also fishermen who depend on
fishing for their livelihood. This small fishing village, then gradually move the population from outside come
in, and eventually developed into today's scale.

3. In the year of 1953, in order to segregate the villager from the early Malayan Communist Party insurgents.
The villagers are isolated, and hence formed the Site A, B, C and Bagan. It is a coastal rice planting area, it has
a unique geographical environment, SEKINCHAN is not only have broad paddy field but also rich in fish,
people named it as “Land Of Plenty”.
At time of British colonial era, the Teow Chew villagers of coastal area called Sekinchan as “ Ang Mo Gang”
due to a lot of British people were staying here. Meanwhile Hokkien people call it as “Sixteenth Gi’,
as Sekinchan is located 16 miles from KualaSELANGOR. Both names are still being called by the old
generation nowadays. The total population is achieving 20,000 peoples and 60% isCHINESE, 30% is Malay
and 10% is other races. The main economy activities are agriculture and fishing industry. Total farming land
is about 4700 acres, and there more than 300 fishing trawlers in Sekinchan.
Geography of Sekinchan

4. SEKINCHAN is located in Sabak Bernam district,SELANGOR, and it is close toMALACCA Strait.It
consists of four villages, that is Site A, B, C and Bagan. Sekinchan population is mainly Chinese. Site A has
total of 200 household, most of them is Hokkien. 90% of the residences are farmers. Site B is the largest
village, Site B has over 400 households, most of them are Cantonese and Hakka, beside involve in agriculture,
the villagers in Site B also involve inBUSINESS. There are many of old shops, coffee shop and grocery stores
in the main street are owned by Site B villagers. Site C is the smallest village that inhabited by rice farmers,
about 350 household.
Bagan is a fishing village in Sekinchan, 90% of the Chinese population is Teow Chew, the
main ECONOMIC activities in Bagan is fishing. The fisherman go out to catch fish at the morning about 4-5
am, come back around 5 pm with a lot fresh sea fish and prawn.
Main Economy Activities in Sekinchan
1. Agriculture - Rice, Tropical Fruits and Swiftlet Farming.
2. Fishery
3. SmallBUSINESS
4. Manufacturing
Sekinchan - A Fast Developing Tourist Attraction

5. SEKINCHAN is actually a fishing village, but now is more widely recognized as a famous paddy
field instead of a fishing village.
Here, you can drive right beside the paddy fields. There are roads connecting the town with the small village
located in the center of the paddy fields. Along the way, you will find water path (aqueduct), little bridge,
birds and of course the paddy.
There are also factories which allow visits. The staff will brief you on the paddy plantation PROCESS, type
of rice. You can also purchase the rice here which is not available in the market. Besides rice, you can also
get nice mangoes at the stalls along Sekinchanmain road. On the other side of the road is the fishing village.
You can also stop by to have a look at the fishing boats and jetty. Do stop by for some seafood too.
SITE ANALYSIS
85m
40m

6. Contextual Study
1.Paddy Village Hotel
Paddy vllage hotel is one of the 15 hotel
in sekinchan. Is it right beside Coastal
Federal route 5, providing a great
accessibility to the hotel.
1.Paddy
village hotel
Residentia
l area
2.Residential
area 3.SK Seri
Sekinchan
9.Paddy field8.Shop lots
Our site
6. Petrol
station
5.SMJK Yoke
Kuan
4.Sekinchan
town library
7.CoastalFederal route 5

7. 2.Residential Area
Houses in sekinchan in simple, someof
them arebuilt by wood. Residence in
sekinchan usually work in agriculture,
fishery, business and manufactureyield.
3.SekolahKebangsaan Seri Sekinchan
Sekolah Kebangsaan Seri Sekinchan is a
Primary school.
4. SekinchanTown Library
This library the only public library in
sekinchan. Students usually uses the
library to study. Newspaper is provided
daily in the library for the public.
5. SMJKYoke Kuan
SMJK Yoke Kuan is a Chinese secondary
school

8. 6. Petronas petrol station
The petrol station is right beside Coastal
Federal route 5. People can easily access
to the petrol station.
7.Coastal Federal route 5
Coastal Federal route 5 is the main
federal road on the westcoast
of Peninsula Malaysia.
8.Shoplots
There are shop lots at sekinchan are
mainly located at the town centre of
sekinchan, fulfilling daily needs for
residents nearby.
9.Paddy field
Sekinchan has the highest rice
production per acre in Malaysia. The
vastpaddy field is also a well known
touristspot.

9. MY PROPOSAL
The site that we require find is an blank empty and there is nothing inside the area.
I decide to choose the site to develop as a tourism area due to there is an urban area and there is a big paddy
field beside the site. Besides that , there are also some facilities which can make the tourist to having fun
during their trip.
Hence, I decide to build a hotel in my site and having some value package to attract tourist to enjoy the
journey.My initial idea was build a eco-tourism area which there consist of a hotel which allow the tourist to
stay overnight or having a rest while they travel their trip, a carpark beside the hotel which allow tourism to
park their vehicles and there is also a bicycle rental store to let the tourist rent the bicycle and travel around
the area.
My idea for the site
There area that I going to design will be divide into 4 parts as shown below
CARPARK
BICYCLE
RENTAL
ROAD
HOTEL
As we can see that the left part of the side will be an bicycle rental place to allow the tourist to
rent the bicycle and travel around the place , the middle uppepr part will be the carpark so that
the tourist can park their own vehicles. The right part of the side will be the hotel so that the
tourist can rest and stay overnight at the hotel during their trip.
The design above is base on the requirement of the tourist which that the carpark design at the
upper park beside the hotel so that the tourist can move and travel around easily in and out of the
hotel

10. HOTEL
The hotel has 5 storey. The bottom floor consist of lobby and restaurant and the other 4storey is the hotel
room. The small hotel is be build in smaller size due to its limited space area.Inside the hotel there is a lift to
allow the tourist to move around the hotel easily.
CARPARK
The carpark is build beside the hotel to allow the tourist to move in and out the hotel to carpark easily. The
carpark is design and build in the standard size which is 2.5m x 5.0m .

11. BICYCLE RENTAL
The bicycle rental is one of our special feature in our area. The bicycle rental is use for rent the bicycle to the
tourist to allow them to travel around the area or to the paddy field to enjoy the natural life and how the natural
style looks like.
HOW THE SITE BENEFITS AND IMPACT TO THE END USER?
First we need to understand that what are the area surrounding our site. There are education area, residential
area, commential area and many. Besides that , there are also a big paddy field beside the site .Hence, I decide
to do a tourism area which planning a lot of schedule and package trip for the tourist to attract the to come to
Sekinchan and enjoy their wonderful holiday.
Moreover, there is a bicycle rental place which also can allow student around the education area to park or
rent the bicycle to travel to school.

12. INTRODUCTION TO SITE
This is the site which mainly focus on tourism area .The area a lot of features and facilities in this area such
as hotel with restaurant, bicycle rental place and carpark .This is a beautiful village style 2stars hotel which
design by famous well known architect – Ng Kwang Zhou . The design of the hotel will be bottom part as
lobby and restaurant which allow the customer to having their meal which check in nor check out. Beside that
we concern about the user of the hotel so we design a carpark beside the hotel so that user of the hotel and
travel in and out smoothly to the hotel and there is safety guard will in charge so that to ensure the hotel user’s
car is safe. Besides that, there will be a 24/7 bicycle rental place to allow people to rent or park their bicycle
on day or night time.
HOTEL
CARPARK
BICYCLE
RENTAL
ROUND
ABOUT

13. SITE PLAN

14. SITE ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATION
HOTEL
The hotel will be in 4 storey .The bottom layer of the
hotel will be lobby on the left hand site and there is a
restaurant on the right hand site. There is a lift in every
single floor to allow people to travel around the hotel
easily. Besides that there will be staircase beside the life
in case there is fire emergency it can be use it. The
second floor until the top floor of the hotel will be the
hotel room. Each floor of the hotel consist of 4 rooms
and there are total 16 rooms in the hotel.
CARPARK
The carpark will be on the right hand site of the hotel to
allow user or customer to travel between the carpark and
hotel easily . The carpark size is standard which is 2.5m x
5.0m and there is total around 27 carpark space to allow
hotel user to park their vehicles.
BICYCLE RENTAL
The bicycle rental will be 24/7 so that
customers can rent the bicycle and
travel around the place at any time
when they want .
Besides there also many education area
around the site so that student can park
or rent the bicycle to travel to their
school.

15. SKETCHES OF MY COMCEPT AND IDEAS.

16. BUBBLE DIAGRAM OF MY SITE

17. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
2.1 SCHEDULE
2.1.1 SCHEDULE OF PRIMINARY STAGE
NO. TASKS MAY-AUG 2015
1 Site Analysis
2 Meeting and Negotiation with Authorities
3 Preparation of Outline Proposal
4 Produce Order of Cost and Estimate
5 Approval of Design
6 Deposit of Application for Approval of
Building Plans to MPSI
7 Deposit of Forms to Board of Architects
and Engineers Malaysia
8 Obtain Landscape Approval
9 Obtain Building Plan Approval
10 Tender Documentation and Tender Action
11 Contractors Bids for Project
12 Selection of Contractor
13 Hiring of Working Team

18. 2.1.2 SCHEDULE OF CONSTRUCTION STAGE
NO TASK SEPTEMBER 2015 OCTOBER 2015
1 Clearance of Site
2 Measure the Base of the Hotel
3 Construction of the Hotel
4 Construction of the Carpark and
Bicycle Rental
5 Construction of the Round about
Road
6 Supply and Installation of Hotel
Base
7 Drilling Cativities on Existing
Concrete Walls
8 Filling Soil
9 Planting Simen on Carpark and
Bicycle Rental
10 Installation of Underground
Electric Supply
11 Installation of
Tile,Concrete,Granite and XXX
Flooring
12 Installation of Vertical Metal Wires
13 Installation of Water Pumping and
Circulation System
14 Installation of Piping
15 Installation of Electrical Utilities for
Indoor Areas
16 Installation of Air Ventilation and
Air Conditioning System
17 Painting of Walls
18 Planting Outdoor Landscape
19 Installation of Doors and Glass
Windows
20 Installation of Lightning
21 Placing Furniture
22 Planting and Stacking Plants
23 Installation of Lift
24 Placing of Water dispensers

19. 2.2 RISK
RISK EFFECTS OF RISKS PROBABILITY IMPACT MITIGATION
APPROACHES
Failure to complete All efforts in this
project will be
wasted.The
environment of the
site will be negatively
affected.
Low High Project plan has key
milestones date which will
act as guideline and
reviewed by the Project
Team each week
Insufficient budget The project will be
slowed
down,postponed or
abandoned
Medium High Quantity Surveyor will have
to give the tallest budget
planning each meeting to
prevent this problem
Failure to receive
approval
The project cannot
start
Low High All amendments of the
project details must be
carefully considered before
submission
Accidents
happened to
workers
Workers get
injured,affecting
productivity of labour
Medium High Safety precautions are done
during construction .First
aid kit is prepared at site
Weather
changes(Haze,Rain)
Progress of
construction will slow
down , Workers
become sick
Medium Medium Each workers will be given
a mask and encouraged to
wear it.Construction
activity will be speed up
during good weather.
Insufficient skilled
workers
Progress of
construction will stall
Medium High Workers are chosen through
interview
Insufficient supply Progress of
construction will stall
High High Cooperate with other sub-
contractors as backup if
current sub-contractor do
not provide sufficient
supply.
Vandalism of
construction site
Progress of
construction will stall
Low Medium The site will be fully
monitored during
construction and prohibited
from public approach.

21. 2.3 ASSUMPTIONS
ASSUMPTION CONFIDENCE IMPACT PRIORITY
Approvals from the local
authorities are obtained
High High High
Project sponsor will be fund
construction
High High High
Sufficient skilled human
resources will be provided
Medium Medium Low
Project milestones are reached in
time
Medium Medium Low
Materials selected are bought
correctly
Medium High Medium
Supplier will supply materials
and equipment
High High High
Materials and equipment can
delivered on schedule
Medium High Medium
All accidents are prevented
during construction
Medium Medium High
Staff is available when required High Medium Medium
All foreign workers during
construction are fluent in Malay
or English
High Medium Low
Final cost of construction does
not exceed given budget
Medium Low Mediu,

22. 3. PROJECT ORAGANIZATION
3.1 OVERVIEW
Project Requestor Sekinchan Organization
Project Sponsor Sekinchan Organization
Project Owner Sekinchan Organization
Project Manager Ar. Ng Kwang Zhou
Team Member Architect-Ar.ng Kwang Zhou
Landscape Architect-Ar.Tan Min Chuen
Quantity Surveyor-Sr.Teo Jun Xiang
Civil and Structural Engineer-Ir.Tan Xiao Ming
Mechanical and Electrical Engineer-Mr.Muhamad bin Razak
Contractor-Mr.Lim Xiao Hua
Plumbing Sub Contractor
Supplier
3.1 PROJECT MANAGER TEAM
KEY MEMBERS PERSON IN CHARGE COMPANY CONTACT ADDRESS
Architect Ar. Ng Kwang Zhou
Phone(+60)16 3327840
Email:Kz@architect.com
NKZ. Architect 12,Jalan Bunga,Taman
Bunaga , 44120 Subang
Jaya, Selangor
Landscape Architect Ar.Tan Min Chuen
Phone(+60)12 5678943
Email:MC@architect.com
MC Landscape
Architecture Firm
18, Jalan Bunga,Taman
Bunaga , 44120 Subang
Jaya, Selangor
Quantity Surveyor Sr.Teo Jun Xiang
Phone(+60)18 7893456
Email:JX@qs.com
JX Construction
Berhad
45, Jalan Bunga,Taman
Bunaga , 44120 Subang
Jaya, Selangor
Civil and Structural
Engineer
Ir.Tan Xiao Ming
Phone(+60)13 4567890
Email:XM@yahoo.com
XM Engineers
Berhad
34, Jalan Bunga,Taman
Bunaga , 44120 Subang
Jaya, Selangor
Mechanical and
Electrical Engineer
Mr.Muhamad bin Razak
Phone(+60)14 6543789
Email:muhamad@hotamil.com
Muhamad Electical
Works Berhad
88, Jalan Bunga,Taman
Bunaga , 44120 Subang
Jaya, Selangor
Contractor Mr.Lim Xiao Hua
Phone(+60)17 8886666
Email:hua@gmail.com
HUA Construction
Sdn Bhd
90, Jalan Bunga,Taman
Bunaga , 44120 Subang
Jaya, Selangor

23. 3.3 TEAM OBJECTIVE
To completely understandthe projectanddevelopthe projectuntil the bestfromall kindof perspective.
3.4 TASK
ARCHITECT
~Prepare the outline proporsal forthe project
~Supervise progressof constructionof the projecttoensure thatsite workwill meetthe specificationof construction
documentswhenthe constructionhave completed.
~Submitmodificationof the designof projectduringconstructiontocontractor.
~Recommendalternative solutionstoresolve anyvariationstooriginal budgets.
~Conductan assessmentof projecttoSekinchanauthorities
~Consider the operations and performance of the facilities of the project and make recommendations for
maintenance.
~Ensure keymilestonesanddeadlinesare meet
~Translate site requirement, compactfromconceptsandlow profile conceptof the projectintoreality
~Assert the requirements which includes construction methods,timing,construction strategy, cost , selection of
material andaestheticvalue.
~Coordinate necessaryenvironmental andengineeringservice tothe project(Electrical wiring,Watersupply)
~Conductsite analysisbefore proceedingtothe designstage
~Provide adesignplanthat is legit,functional andhashighaestheticvalue thatsatisfiesthe needof the client.
~Serve as an agent to submitdrawingtoauthoritiesforapproval
~Mediatingbetweenclientandcontractor

24. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL
~Oversee the designof the project
~Establishgeneral landscape requirementswithclientstoimplementthe project
~Conductpreliminaryassessmentandsite analysisof the site forthe project(soil,ecology,buildings)
~Presentproposalstoclients,dealingwithenquiriesandnegotiatinganyamendmentstothe final designof the
project
~Assessthe projectpotential tomeetclient’sspecification
~Carryingout environmental impactassessmentsof the implementationof the project
~Selectmaterialsandplantstobe implementedinthe project
~Accuratelyprepare andpresentthe detailedplansanddrawings,includingapplications,constructiondetailsand
specificationsforthe projct
~Monitor and checkworkon site
~Ensure that the plantsand soil are put intoplace accordinglyat site
~Contact and coordinate manufacturesandsuppliersinthe processof building of the project
~Authorisingpaymentonce the constructioniscompleted.
QUANTITY SURVEYOR
~Undertake site visitswithDesignConsultants(Architectural andLandscape Architectural)andclients
~Estimate the define projectbudget
~Analyse the effectof designchangesof the projectbudget
~Produce orderof cost andestimate andprocurementstrategyof the project
~Negotiate withDesignConsultantsregardingthe costof constructionof the project
~Prepare Bill of Quantitiestoassistinthe tenderprocess
~Provisionof costcontrol servicesduringconstructionsof the project
~Assessmentof contractor’sprogressandvariationclaimswhile constructingthe project
~Negotiationandsettlementof accountswhile buildingthe project
~Carry out monthlyforecastingandcostreportingwhilebuildingthe project
~Carry out monthlynegotiationandagreementof paymentsforthe project
~Prepare tax deprecationreportsof the projectforpropertyowners

25. ~Prepare detailedcostanalysisandStatementof Final Account
CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
~Designstructure to ensure the convenience store,storage roomandchangingroomwithstandstressesand
pressure
~Choose appropriate materialstomeetdesignspecificationof the project
~Analysisconfigurationof the basicstructural componentsof the rooms
~Conductstressanalysisandcalculate pressure ,stressthateachcomponentof structuresinthe projectwill
experience due tohumanuse orenvironmentalfactors
~Ensure that fire safetyof the projectwitha safetyplanprovidedwherethere isafire
~Givingordersto an experiencedteamtoconductdemolitionof certainwallsof the existingsite
MECHANICALANDELECTRICAL ENGINEERS
~Collaborate withthe designconsultantsincomingoutwithaplanfor the electrical works
~Serve as a specialistinaelectrical works(electrical wiring,airconditioning)
~Make sure the ventilationof the storage roomandchangingroom isfreshand give acomfortable environmentto
users
~Make sure the electrical wiring,fire alarmsandplugsare safetyinstalled

26. CONTRACTOR
~Tenderfor the jobof constructingthe projectduringpreliminarystages
~Performandcomplete worksof the projectwithinanagreedtime andbudgetwhen assigned
~Cooperate withotherspartiesinthe processof buildingof the project
~Carry out qualityconstructionof the projectbyhiringa multi-disciplinedworkforce controlledbyanexperienced
managementteam.
~Consult and give orders to workers during construction stage
~Provide sufficient and relevant information to workers while building the project
~Ensure the project is accurately built as per drawings
~Lease with consultants and owners to archive the common goal of the project being completed on time
PLUMBING SUB CONTRACTOR
~Serve as a specialist in plumbing works (piping,water tanks)
~Install pipes in the the site
~Install water sprinklers for the safety on the ceilings in the indoor area
~Cooperates with the Civil and Structure Engineer while constructing the project
SUPPLIER
~Supply materials to the construction of the project
~Ensure the materials and equipment reach the site on time as per planned
~Ensure the materials and equipment are safety transported and are of good quality
~Install and apply certain elements as site(water proving,painting,doors,window)

27. BILL OF QUANTITY
ITEM
NO
DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY UNIT COST AMOUNT
1 Carpark m 675 300.00 RM202,500.00
2 Bicycle Rental m 500 345.00 RM172,500.00
3 Walls set 84 50.00 RM4,200.00
4 Bushes set 64 100.00 RM640.00
5 Hotel
5.1 12.4mm thk.tempered clear glass door
panel on top and bottom FD-100
aluminium framing with door threshold in
power coated white colour(including all
hardwares & accessories)
set 1 40000.00 RM40,000.00
5.2 44.2mm thk Tangulie solid door w/Matte
Code:9348 Light Oak Straight Laminate
Finish
set 2 4400.00 RM4,400.00
5.3 Restaurant table and chairs set 20 5000.00 RM100,000.00
5.4 Hotel washroom set 16 20000.00 RM320,000.00
5.5 Hotel room furniture set 16 150000.00 RM2,400,000.00
6 Painting set 90 30.00 RM2,700.00
7 Water supply mth mth 20,000.00 RM20,000.00
8 Electric supply mth mth 40,000.00 RM40,000.00
9 Maintainence fee mth mth 200,000.00 RM200.00
10 Security mth mth 5,000.00 RM5,000.00
TOTAL RM3,312,140.00