HOW CONSERVATION WORKS TAKE PLACE IN MALAYSIAFakhrul Afifi
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HOW CONSERVATION WORKS TAKE PLACE IN MALAYSIAFakhrul Afifi
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The search for Malaysian architecture identityAbdul Qayyum
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Mesiniaga Tower- case study presentation on a sustainable building by Ken yang. Menara Mesiniaga is a 12-story office building located in the city of Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. It was designed by the Malaysian architect and ecologist Ken Yeang and completed in 1992. The building is widely recognized as a landmark of sustainable architecture and has won numerous awards for its innovative design.
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Conservation is not just a result of few years but work and dedication of centuries. With every good, there certainly follows bad but focusing on the positives and addressing the bad is what drives us to the future; in this case the future for our past.
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Here is a sampling of architectural works from my portfolio. These projects were designed when I was a student at the Universities of Colorado and Minnesota. Take a look and enjoy.
The search for Malaysian architecture identityAbdul Qayyum
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Mesiniaga Tower- case study presentation on a sustainable building by Ken yang. Menara Mesiniaga is a 12-story office building located in the city of Petaling Jaya, Malaysia. It was designed by the Malaysian architect and ecologist Ken Yeang and completed in 1992. The building is widely recognized as a landmark of sustainable architecture and has won numerous awards for its innovative design.
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The report shall incorporate application of the knowledge acquired from module co-requisite and pre-requisites into their design. The report is an evidence and documentation of the student’s 15-week design process
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Methodologically, this research employs a comprehensive approach, combining qualitative and quantitative analyses. Real-world case studies illustrate the impact of branding, social media campaigns, and website redesigns on consumer perception, sales figures, and profitability. We assess the various metrics, including brand awareness, customer engagement, conversion rates, and revenue growth, to measure the effectiveness of these strategies.
The results underscore the pivotal role of cohesive branding, social media influence, and website usability in shaping positive brand perceptions, influencing consumer decisions, and ultimately bolstering sales and profitability. This paper provides actionable insights and strategic recommendations for businesses seeking to leverage branding, social media, and website design as potent tools to enhance their market position and financial success.
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JF Lau Architecture Portfolio
1. [J]EH [F]ARN LAU | portfolio
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
2. Bachelor of Architecture
|LAM Part II
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
CGPA: 3.470
Architectural Assitant
LOOK ARCHITECTS PTE LTD
|Architectural Consultancy
Singapore
Internship Student
AKITEK INDAH BINA SDN BHD
|Architectural Consultancy
Kuala Lumpur| Malaysia
Bachelor of Design (Architecture)
|LAM Part I
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA
CGPA: 3.450
Malaysia Higher School Certificate
|STPM |PHYSICS
SMK IBRAHIM
CGPA: 3.333
Malaysian Certificate of Education
|SPM |SCIENCE
SMK GUAR CHEMPEDAK
NOV
2014
FEB
2012-
AUG
2011-
APR-
JUL
2010
OCT
2011
2007
2005
2014
2005
JAN-
MAY
2008
Trainee
RED POINT SDN BHD
|Advertising | Interior Design
Penang| Malaysia
CURRENT
-
2010
Freelance
archmaking.com
|Physical Model | Visualization
LAU JEH FARNG R A D U A T E A R C H I T E C T 271 Pekan Teroi 08800 Gurun Kedah Malaysia.
(60) 125316271
jeff-jflau@hotmail.com
www.archimaking.wix.com/2013
Phone
Email
Website
Address
know me better at
www.linkedin.com/in/laujehfarn www.xs33431.deviantart.com www.vimeo.com/laujehfarn www.flickr.com/people/farn_photography/www.behance.net/farn-studio
Education Working Experience
I am currently finishing my study in Universiti Putra
Malaysia (UPM) and by November of 2041, I will receive
my Bachelor of Architecture from UPM.
I firmly believe that a working experience in architectural
field will help me grow as a designer and preparing
myself for the future challenge.
In turn I believe that my abilities would to be an asset to
any firm. I am a quick leaner,an attentive listener,and a
passionate designer.
My Objective
Spoken
English
Bahasa Malaysia
Chinese
Written
English
Bahasa Malaysia
Chinese
Languages
Name Lau Jeh Farn
Nationality Malaysia
Date of Birth 17 June 1988
Experience Fresh Graduate
Availability Full Time
About Me
Achievement
Autodesk Revit Architecture 2013 Certified Associate
Nippon Paint Young Designer Award 2012 Finalist
AutoCAD 2011 Certified Associate
2008/2009 Academic Excellence Award
Hand Drafting
Sketching
Modelling
Communication
Teamwork
Craftsmanship
Personal Skill
Autodesk AutoCAD
Autodesk 3ds Max
Sketchup
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
Microsoft Office Suite
Artlantis Studio
Lumion
Professional Skill
RESUME
1
He is highly skilful in CAD graphics which he uses
effectively in expressing his ideas. He is also capable to
work independently and at the same time he works well
with others. The specifics of Mr. Lou Jeh Farn’s capabilities
Assoc. Prof. Ar. Meor Mohammad Fared
Head of Department
‘(60)389464070 meor.fared@gmail.com
References
and achievements are evident from his resume
and transcript. Those personal traits,which are less
evident on paper,are equally positive. He seems
particularly mature and can be relied upon to
take responsibilities seriously.
3. 21送他随同桑特阿ST CENTURY URBAN YOUTH
CENTRE + URBAN FARM
Urban Farming| Heritage| Public|
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20112010
M I M I C
TAIPING
GALLERY
E C O
RESORT
INDUSTRIAL
O U T L E T
A Q U A
H O U S E
INSTALLATION
A R T
SEATING
M O R P H O
G E N E S I S
2012
Design of the pavilion have to reflect the real
personality of the designer.
From far,the pavilion looks like a flat screen. This flat
screen are formed by smaller folding panels and it
generate spaces to accommodate various activities.
Located in the urban area, this proposal is an
alternative to Urban Camping.
The camping platforms allow users to bulid their
own tent right in the city where they can experience
the first hand local culture. Careful planning of the
camping ground give users sense of privacy while
providing them greenery view in their individual lot.
Penang Island, where current economic growth is
focus on industrial sector, is depending largely on
the food imported from Peninsular Malaysia.
The proposal aim to redefine the role of food
production in local context. Shift from rural area to
city; old generation to young generation; traditional
to modern method; heritage to modern building;
consume to produce are all consider in this proposal.
METROPOLITAN TRANSIENTS
TENEMENT
Urban Camping| Backpackers|
PAVILION TO THE DARK SIDE
OF THE MOON
Pavilion| Portable|
2
4. FREELANCE WORKS
Architectural Visualization| Physical Model|
RESIDENCE @ JALAN KUCHING
3-Gens Home| High rise Residential|
HUMAN ENERGY CONVERTER
Energy Harvesting| Public Space|
SJ COMMONS
Mixed Use| Public Space | Commercial|
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14
FEATUREDPROJECTS
2014
KOPISAN
2013
Human energy is a new source of renewable energy. The
modular hexagonal elements are flexible to fit in accordance to
any existing structure. The modular elements which harvest human
energy through its piezotechnically activated surface.
The Final Thesis is a proposal that aim to provide multiple solutions in an problematic
city centre which crowded with colleges students,residents and public visitors.
SJ Commons provides an interaction platform for students,local residents and public
visitors. Boundaries of the campuses will become more penetrable and its facilities
will be used more efficiently for mixed activities. It is a commons for everyone who
stay,live,study and work in that area.
Freelance projects provided valuable opportunities for me to refurbish my skills and
to work with different architects. I am able to work on a wide variety of projects
different architects and after years of experience, architectural visualization and
physical model are becoming the main stream of my services.
3Gen housing are designed for multi- generation families to stay under one roof and also
support the needs of larger families which may require an additional bedroom with attached
bathroom.
This project is a correspondence to todays growing household size especially in urban area
where the living expenses are higher. Exploration of new typology of high rise residential ]
allow owners to have their units in two separate floors.
3
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Today many campuses are lack of quality squares,commons,
or other places that bring their community together for
interaction and fun. Close proximity of city campus in
urban area increasing interaction between university and
outside world. SS15,an early planned township with high
concentration of PrHEIs is selected as the project site.
SJ Commons provides an interaction platform for students,
local residents and public visitors. Boundaries of the
campuses will become more penetrable and its facilities
will be used more efficiently for mixed activities. It is a
commons for everyone who stay,live,study and work in that
area.
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Located in a strategic
location,this residence will
serve as a focus point that
revitalise this forgotten
neighbourhood.
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RESIDENCE @ JALAN KUCHING
|Kuala Lumpur|
[ DESIGN CONCEPT ]
What?
The current housing developments are mostly self-centred and isolated from the surrounding communities.
Gated communities are becoming a current trend.
Besides that,in certain areas of the City where housing has been built facing major roads is uncontrollably
converted into commercial development.
Why?
The quality of the housing environment does not extend beyond the boundaries of individual residential development. Poor provision
of community’s facilities and landscape are not proportionate with number of population. Lack of interconnection spaces between
developments caused the gated community. This has promoted the high crime rates as neighbours does not have chance to interact
with each other. Ironically,peoples always think that gated environment is the safest place to stay.
How?
The whole city environment should be observed in housing development planning in order to provide fluidity between different scales
of social structures.
The proposal of the housing development should be compatible with their surroundings,maintain connections,enhance the public
spaces which they adjoin and optimise the spaces between developments
[ SITE PLANNING APPROACH ]
[ DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT ]
[ MULTI
GENERATION
LIVING ]
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In order to enhance the
sense of belonging,the open
gate community is created
on the ground floor. Carefully
planning of commercial areas
and facilities help to secure
the residents private life while
provide interactions with the
surrounding community.
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[ SITE PLAN ]
0 20 40 100 M
0 7.5 15 37.5 M
[ GROUND FLOOR PLAN ]
21. 20 0 7.5 15 37.5 M
[ UPPER GROUND FLOOR PLAN ]
0 15 30 45 M
[ FIRST FLOOR PLAN ]
0 15 30 45 M
[ 爸爸BASEMENT 1 ]
0 15 30 45 M
[ 爸BASEMENT 2]
0 15 30 45 M
[ SECOND FLOOR PLAN ]
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[ TYPICAL UNIT PLAN ] 0 2.5 5 12.5 M [ UNIT
CONFIGURATION ]
[ UPPER FLOOR PLANS ]
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[ FRONT ELEVATION ]
0 30 60 180 M
[ LEFT ELEVATION ]
0 30 60 180 M
[ SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE A-A ]
0 10 20 50 M
[ MULTI
GENERATION
LIVING ]
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[ RIGHT ELEVATION ]
0 30 60 180 M
[ REAR ELEVATION ]
0 30 60 180 M
[ SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE B-B ]
0 10 20 50 M
[ SUSTAINABILITY COMPONENTS ]
25. The modular hexagonal elements are arranged according to the existing structures. The modular elements which harvest human energy enable the pedestrian to interact,contact and as a seating place in the busy street.
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[ EXPLODED
AXONOMETRIC ]
[ STRUCTURAL POST DETAIL ]
[ GROUND FLOOR PLAN ]
[ ELEVATION ]
0 4 8 20 M
0 4 8 20 M
26. The modular hexagonal elements are located in front of the lrt entrance. This area will served as a waiting area and seating area for the pedestrians. 25
HUMAN ENERGY CONVERTER
|Pasar Seni LRT Station|
[ ENERGY TRANSFER MECHANISM ]
[ PRECEDENT STUDIES ]
[ SITE SELECTION ]
[ PROGRAMME ]
[ DESIGN
DEVELOPMENT ]
[ CONFIGURATION ]
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The proposed site is located at the boundary of UNESCO World Heritage Site and next to Penang Island Administrative Centre,Komtar. The proposal located at a formerly abandoned site,which aims to redefine,
recreate and revive the missing linkage between modern and heritage; virtual farming and real farming; buy food and plant food; chemical and organic; and etc.
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21ST CENTURY URBAN YOUTH CENTRE
|Georgetown| Penang| URBAN FARM +
[ SITE PLANNING APPROACH ]
[ DESIGN CONCEPT ]
[ DESIGN DEVELOPMENT ]
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As the tallest building in centre
of Georgetown, KOMTAR is
a modern landmark and
dominate the skyline of this city
for few decades.
The proposed vertical farming
response with the surrounding
building height in order to
maintain the skyline profile of
Georgetown.
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[ FLOOR PLANS ]
[ GROUND FLOOR PLAN ]
[ SITE PLAN ]
0 30 60 150 M
0 10 20 50 M
0 20 40 100 M
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[ REAR ELEVATION ]
0 10 20 50 M
[ LEFT ELEVATION ]
0 10 20 50 M
[ SECTION A-A ] 0 10 20 50 M[ SECTION B-B ] 0 10 20 50 M
1
2
3
4
5
view over the link bridge
centre atrium
planting platform
main entrance
weekly bazaar
54
321
32. 31
A central on-site energy centre will provide electricity for the devices and equipment and power to the biomass and the primary energy
source for this will be agriculture waste and organic waste from the surrounding community. These organic matters will be burnt in
a steam biomass boiler and used to drive the CHP system. Ash from the boiler will be re-used in the garden whilst heat from the CHP unit
will be used to regenerate a liquid desiccant. This desiccant will be used to remove moisture from the fresh air supply. This helps cut power
consumption; dry air requires far less energy to cool it than moist air does. Another renewable energy resource comes from solar energy
through semitransparent photovoltaic panels at the centre atrium of the two towers.
The kinetic energy from raindrop will convert into the electricity. Rainwater will be collected from the gutter behind the ring columns,
rooftop,and storm water runoff. The water collected will be filtered and use for toilet flushing,landscape irrigation and top up cooling water.
[ GREEN DESIGN STRATEGIES ]
[ VERTICAL FARMING SYSTEM ]
[ RIGHT ELEVATION ]
0 10 20 50 M
[ FRONT ELEVATION ]
0 10 20 50 M
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METROPOLIS [NOUN]
-the capital or chief city of a country or region.
- a very large and densely populated industrial and commercial city.
TRANSIENT [adjective]
- lasting only for a short time; impermanent.
- staying or working in a place only for a short time.
TENEMENT [noun]
- a room or a set of rooms forming a seperate residence within a house or a block of apartments.
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[ GROUND FLOOR PLAN ]
[ SECTIONS A-A ]
[ EAST ELEVATIONS ][ SOUTH ELEVATIONS ]
[ FLOOR PLANS ]
[ SECTIONS B-B ]
0 4 8 20 M 0 4 8 20 M
0 6 12 30 M
0 4 8 20 M
0 4 8 20 M0 4 8 20 M
PLAN CUT 1 [法 FL + 8.10 ] PLAN CUT 2[法 FL + 12.30 ] PLAN CUT 3 [法 FL + 17.10 ] PLAN CUT 4 [法 FL + 20.80 ]
点DRIVE-WAY
RECEPTION
LOBBY/ LOUNGE
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RECREATIONAL AREA
LAUNDRY
COOKING AREA
POOL
[ STRUCTURAL FRAMING ]
[ GREEN WALL ]
[ SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE ]
[ CONSTRUCTION DETAILS ]
SCALE 1:25
[ STRIP SECTIONS ]
SCALE 1:60
[ STRUCTURAL CONCEPT ]
A. WALKWAY RAILING DTL
B. WALKWAY-CAMPING DECK DTL
C. PARAMETER BEAM - STEEL TRUSS DTL
D. WATER RESISTANT FLOOR DTL
G. LAP POOL DTLF. GLASS RAILING DTL
The steel rod connected the walkway to
the steel trusses which are supported by
the concrete column.
The platform tie back to the steel trusses
to secure the position of the walkway
and platform. The steel trusses also
supported the green screen.
Green facades use climbing plants that need
supporting structure. Hardy species are selected
to reach great heights and tolerance for wind,
rain and heat. Flowerless and fruitless climbing
plants should be selected to avoid unwanted
pests and insects.
1 climbing plant
2custom trellis system
3 steel truss support structure
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[ PERSPECTIVES ]
A D
B
C E
D
GRND FLR
GRND FLR
3RD FLR
3RD FLR
2ND FLR
2ND FLR
ENTRANCE
A
B
E
C
This pavilion is divided into three levels. Starting
from the entrance, visitors will experience the
spaces create by the folding panels. Non repetitive
angle of folding panels creates different spaces
and these spaces can be adaptable to the users’
needs. Along this journey, users will experience the
unexpectation and changing of directions. Finally,
the journey ended at the highest level where the
best view is offered..
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This project translate the unseen sides of the
designer that nor normally seen by others into
the form of a pavilion
In architectural language,I compared it as an
object appeared
flat when we look it from far,as we getting closer,
the sense of
spaces will become stronger.
This will create surprise to the user about the
pavilion as well ignite the curiosity of the visitors to
know more about it.
[ DESIGN PROCESS ]
[ FLOOR PLANS ]
GROUND FLOOR
2ND FLR
form dynamic
activities
space
start
end
focus
point
focus
point
ORIENTATION
CIRCULATION
SPATIAL
QUALITY
FURNITURE
RAILING
瓦连科娃WALKWAY
OPEN SPACE
VIEWING POINT
DISPLAY
泼辣呢PLANES
volume
FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
[ ELEVATIONS & SECTION ]
[ CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM ]
[ LOCATION ]
[ ELEMENTS ]
[ PROGRAMME ]
PAVILION TO THE DARK
SIDE OF THE MOON
|Perdana Lake Garden|
0 3.5 7 17.5 M
0 3.5 7 17.5 M
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[ PERODUA 3S CENTRE ]
| Rendering| Photoshop | Site Visit |
Client required realistic architectural rendering for the proposed
21-storey hotel tower. I visited the site in order to find the best
view of the project as well as for the better understanding of the
surrounding context. Several colour scheme have been proposed
and the selected scheme is as shown in the images.
| Rendering | Report | Design |
Translation of client sketches and initial
idea into digital format; including plan
and 3d modelling, Client required
realistic architectural rendering for the
3S Centre in order increase the chances
of getting approval from the authority.
All the images and text also arrange
into the format of a design report.
[ HOTEL ]
FREELANCE WORKS
|Architectural Visualization|
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FREELANCE WORKS
| Physical Model|
| Physical Model |
Based on the drawing provided by the
architect, we are required to prepare
the right material for the specific model.
Craftsmanship and consistency of work
quality is important in this model that built
manually without any help of the machine.
Client are satisfied with the end product.
| Physical Model |
This model is the largest physical model that
ever built by archimaking. It is a challenging
project with its scale and the craftsmanship
skills needed to produce a detail model.
Clients are satisfied with the end product.
| Physical Model |
This large model with two blocks of towers required
high precision and consistent in the quality of
works. The material selection and the finishing of
the model became a benchmark of archimaking
work. We are able to produce such high quality
model without any help from the modern machine.
[ MIXED DEVELOPMENT I ]
[ MIXED DEVELOPMENT II ]
[ MASTER PLAN ]