Architecture Design Project - Project 1a: Site Analysis

5. Renaissance KL
High commision of Pakistan
MATIC
Dinosaurs alive KL
Concorde Hotel
UBN Tower
Pacific Regency Hotel
KL live centre
Beach club cafe
Aquaria KLCC
KLCC park
Grand Hyatt Hotel
UOA
Mandarin oriental
Hong Leong bank
Korea tourism organisation
E&O residences
Kenanga international
Agensi pelancongan Winnie
Hotel Equatorial
British council malaysia

9. ● New villages were established during the
Malayan Union.
● The increase in population resulted in the
development of fine grained architecture
along Gombak River.

10. ● Kuala Lumpur was declared as the capital of
Malaya.
● Fine grained architecture expanded towards
the north and east of Gombak River.

11. Emergence of coarse grained urban fabric were
notable around Bukit Bintang as Kuala Lumpur
became a Federal Territory.

12. ● As the nation heads towards globalization,
coarse grained architecture are abundant in
Bukit Bintang.
● Fine grained architecture is less apparent
within the growing nation.

48. Sun path diagram from:
https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/modelclimate/kampun
g-kuala-sepetang_malaysia_7791657

49. Wind rose diagram from:
https://www.meteoblue.com/en/weather/forecast/modelclimate/kampun
g-kuala-sepetang_malaysia_7791657

121. fusion

126. User group

127. MULTI USAGE OF SPACE

128. MULTI USAGE OF SPACE

129. MULTI USAGE OF SPACE

130. MULTI USAGE OF SPACE

131. MULTI USAGE OF SPACE

132. MULTI USAGE OF SPACE

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