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- 2. MUHAMMAD SHAFAIZ BINKAMAL SAIDI 2012944259 MUHAMMAD RIDHWAN BIN ZAKARIA 2012183633 MUHAMMAD NIZAM BIN SHUHAIMI 2012762475 MOHD FAIQ AIZAD BIN MOHD ZAMIR 2012338273 NURUL FAHANIS BINTI AHMAD MUSA 2012921785 SHABELLA BINTI SHAHURI 2012543025 PREPARED FOR : EN. MOHD ALJEFRI HUSSIN
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- 4. INTRODUCTION- OBJECTIVES- KEY PLAN &LOCATION PLAN- SITE PLAN- SITE VIEW- SITE SURROUNDING-
- 5. Site analysis isan inventory completed as a preparatory step to site planning, a form of urban planning which involves research, analysis, and conclusion. It primarily deals with basic data as it relates to a specific site. The topic itself branches into the boundaries of architecture and urban planning. Studies were conducted to investigate the various aspects that can help in designing a martial art center which has been assigned to every student in the studio. INTRODUCTION
- 6. Shah Alam isthe state capital of Selangor, Malaysia and situated within the Petaling District and a small portion of the neighbouring Klang District. It is located about 25 kilometres west of the country's capital, Kuala Lumpur. The UiTM Shah Alam campus is the flagship institution of the University Technology MARA System, the largest university in Malaysia in terms of size and student enrollment and the only public university carrying out intakes twice a year. The university faculties comprise 4,000 academics, scholars and researchers. The university has expanded nationwide with four satellite campuses, 12 branch campuses, nine city campuses and 21 affiliated colleges. With this network and over 17,000 staff, the university offers more than 300 academic programs. It is home to some 172,000 students: bumiputeras and international students INTRODUCTION
- 7. OBJECTIVES 1. To promotecreative ideas in designing of complex for future use. 2. To expose students with the technique and procedure of project development. 3. To evaluate the economic impact from the project. 4. To study the legislatives planning, procedures and process of development. 5. To identify the benefits of project to the staffs, faculties and UiTM.
- 8. KEY PLAN &LOCATION PLAN Proposed Site: Near Gate 2, UiTM Shah Alam, Selangor Darul Ehsan
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- 11. SITE SURROUNDING UiTM HealthCentre General Hospital Laman Seni SK Seksyen 7 Commercial Centre Giant Hypermarket Plaza Perabot Shah Alam Residential
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- 13. • SOIL TYPE •SWOC
- 14. The soil typesof the UiTM Shah Alam campus are mostly mixture of laterite soil. SOIL
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- 16. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Soil - Suitable for construction - Good permeability - High water content - Its friability and erodible when exposed - Pile foundation are the most suitable for a building at proposed site - Not suitable for high rise construction SWOC
- 17. • KLANG RIVERMAP • WATER FLOW • SWOC
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- 20. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Water - Flood Collector prevent site from flood problem - Good flow to prevent from soil erosion at the site - The water table movement will effect the strength of the soil - Site area become smaller - The overflow water from the site can be directed to the flood collector - High potential of aquifer will contain more water in the soil lead the soil to weaken. - Road widening works to be difficult SWOC
- 21. • CLIMATE • PRECIPITATION •WIND MOVEMENT • HUMIDITY • SUN AND WIND DIRECTION • SWOC
- 22. Situated nearly righton the equator, Malaysia’s climate characteristics are : 1.Uniform temperature 2.High humidity 3.Generally light winds 4.It rains all year-long. CLIMATE
- 23. 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 Jan Feb MarApr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2011 2012 2013 2014 The weather in Malaysia is characterized by two monsoon regimes, namely, the Southwest Monsoon from late May to September, and the Northeast Monsoon from November to March. The Northeast Monsoon brings heavy rainfall, whereas the Southwest Monsoon normally signifies relatively drier weather. PRECIPITATION
- 24. • The South-WestMonsoon is usually from June to September. • The wind-flow is generally south- westerly and light, approximately 15 knots. • As the central and southern areas of the peninsula are shielded by Sumatra from the winds associated with these monsoon, it has vary little impact on the Selangor area as the winds are usually bereft of rain by the time it hits the central and southern part of the peninsula WIND MOVEMENT 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 2011 2012 2013 2014
- 25. 58 60 62 64 66 68 70 72 74 76 78 Jan Feb MarApr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 2011 2012 2013 2014 • September- December humidity level high especially in April with an average of daily low humidity 67%. • May-Sep humidity level lowers due to decreasing precipitation. HUMIDITY
- 26. SUN AND WINDDIRECTION SUNRISESUNSET WIND DIRECTION
- 27. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Sun • Plenty of light will minimize the use of light in the building. • The temperature in the building will rise . • hot temperatures all the time can be used to generate energy through the solar system. • requires a lot of shading on the building for restricting the sunlight from entering the building. SWOC
- 28. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Precipitation • due to frequent rainfall will cause the building and cool environment. • will impact on building facades and structures. • water resources can be replaced by rainwater that has been processed for general use. • outdoor activities will be limited due to the frequent rain. SWOC
- 29. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Wind • wind flow will make a good ventilation for the building. • high-rise buildings in the surrounding buildings will obstruct the movement of the wind. • energy consumption can be reduce for open areas because of the natural ventilation. • requires a lot of openings in buildings for natural ventilation. • The privacy for occupant will be minimize. SWOC
- 30. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Temperature • Temperature drop at the end of the year caused by rainy season. • The temperature high especially dry season. • minimize the use of air- conditioning during rainy season. • The use of air- conditioning will be maximize because of hot temperature. • High temperature will cause discomfort to the public. SWOC
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- 32. • SHAH ALAMAREA • SEKSYEN 7 AREA • SWOC
- 33. 0 - 4 11% 5- 9 12% 10 - 14 10% 15 - 19 9%20 - 24 14% 25 - 29 17% 30 - 34 14% 35 - 39 13% AGE Majority of people in Shah Alam are between 25-29 years old Malays are the majority in Shah Alam SHAH ALAM AREA
- 34. Majority of peoplein Seksyen 7 area are between 22-32 years old 50% people in Seksyen 7 area are Malays SEKSYEN 7 AREA
- 35. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Population • heavily populated areas • majority of the population is among university students. • population decreases during the semester break. • majority of non- permanent residents. • improve the economy of local residents. • the crime rate will rise. • the risk of road accidents are likely to occur. SWOC
- 36. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Activities • a lot of space to facilitate the population. • offer job opportunities to the people. • to attract outsiders come to deal in the vicinity for many business conducted. • traffic congestion on major roads. • Plants/ trees or water element to filter the noise and give privacy. • Plants/ trees or water element to filter the noise and give privacy. SWOC
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- 38. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Land Use • located in the rapidly developing areas such as e.g. commercial, education and residential areas. • located close to the main roads. • open land becomes scarce. • potential visitors from public, student and staff of UiTM. • main entrance in suffering congestion. SWOC
- 39. • FACILITIES • SWOC(FACILITIES) • UTILITIES • SWOC (UTILITIES)
- 40. FACILITIES Masjid Seksyen 7 PetrolStations Bus Stop Commercial Area Hospital & Health CentrePedestrian Crossover Signboard Road Lamp
- 41. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Facilities • adequate existing facilities such as Signboard, bus stop, pedestrian bridges, walkways and other. • Some of facilities was vandalised. • existing facilities are not used as effectively as possible. • easier for people to perform daily activities. • Easy to find due to many signboard nearby • Need frequently maintanance SWOC
- 42. UTILITIES Drainage System Flood Collector Hydrant ElectricalSub-station Water Supply
- 43. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITYCONSTRAINT Utilities • Accessibility of ample lightings. • Fire hydrant is ample. • Telecommunicatio ns is nearby to the site. • Good sanitary system • Good water supply system • pipeline poor conditions often cause flooding during heavy rain. • Safe in terms of ample with fire hydrants .. • User friendly and provide security for users. • Good coverage of cellular communication • Good availability of water supply. • enlargement of the drainage system has been difficult due to the restricted area. SWOC
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- 46. AIM OBJECTIVES CONCEPT • To proposedan user-friendly and alive central. • To equip the central with the welcoming and convenience facilities. • To meet the Green Index Requirement. • Sustainable, User-friendly and Convenience UiTM Central. • To create a UiTM Central for students and staffs to intergrate, interact and socialize each other. INTRODUCTION
- 47. 1.Accessibility 2.Circulation/parking 3.Public Amenities 4.Security/Main Lounge/Multipurpose Convention Hall 5.Facilityfor Disable 6.Commercial areas/Bistro/ATM/Retail Areas, Café, Restaurant 7.Sanitary System and Health 8.Leisure Area/Sport Facilities/Gymnasium/Recr eational Facilities 9.IT Center ELEMENTS OF THE BUILDING
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- 51. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FRONT &REAR ELEVATION Rear Elevation Front Elevation
- 52. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN RIGHT ANDLEFT ELEVATION Right Elevation Left Elevation
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