This document analyzes two sites located on Jalan Tun H.S. Lee and Jalan Petaling in Kuala Lumpur. It includes a history of the area, analysis of the urban morphology, vehicular and pedestrian paths, landmarks, human activities, infrastructure, shadow and wind studies, and a SWOT analysis. The key findings are a lack of greenery, insufficient street lights, uneven exposure to sunlight without shading, and potential sound pollution from surrounding activities.

1. JALAN TUN H.S.LEE & JALAN PETALING,
KUALA LUMPUR.

2. HISTORY TIMELINE
TIN MINING CIVIL WAR BRITISH COLONIZATION GLORY ERA
JAPANESE OCCUPATIONLRT ESTABLISHMENTREVIVAL OF CHINA TOWN FLASH FLOOD

7. MORPHOLOGY

8. EDGES

10. DISTRICT

17. LACK OF INTERRELATION AND
CONNECTION BETWEEN
COMMUNITIES DUE TO DEFINITE
FUNCTION OF EACH DISTRICT.

18. VEHICULAR PATH

19. ISSUE

20. APPROACH TO SITE A

21. APPROACH TO SITE B
HIGHLY DEPENDENT
ON AUTOMOBILE

22. PEDESTRIAN PATH

23. ISSUE
OBSTRUCTIONS ALONG WALKWAY
AFFECTED THE WALKABILITY OF
PEDESTRIANS.

24. LANDMARK VISUAL LANDMARK

25. LANDMARK LOCAL LANDMARK

26. LANDMARK LOCAL LANDMARK

27. LANDMARK DOMINANT LANDMARK

28. NODE

29. NODE

30. NODE

31. HUMAN ACTIVITIES

32. HUMAN ACTIVITIES

33. HUMAN ACTIVITIES

34. URBANSCAPE AND GREENSCAPE LACK OF GREENERIES ON SITE, ONLY
MINIMAL OF TREES CAN BE FOUND
ALONG BACK STREETS AND
DESOLATED PLACES.

35. INFRASTRUCTURE

36. INFRASTRUCTURE
INSUFFICIENT STREET LIGHTS
AT BACK ALLEY CONTRIBUTES
TO POTENTIAL CRIME.

37. SHADOW STUDIES
0900

38. 1300
SHADOW STUDIES

39. 1700
SHADOW STUDIES
BOTH SITES ARE EXPOSED TO EVENING
SUNLIGHT, LACK OF NATURAL SUN
SHADING LOWER THE COMFORT LEVEL
WITHOUT PROPER FACADE DESIGN.

40. WINDROSE DIAGRAM
SOUND ANALYSIS
PREVAILING WIND
BLOCKED BY SOME OF
THE HIGH RISERS
CAUSES SITES TO BE
LESS VENTILATED.
POTENTIAL SOUND
POLLUTION DUE TO
VARIOUS ON GOING
ACTIVITIES AROUND SITES
AFFECT THE COMFORT
LEVEL OF USERS.

41. BUILDING HEIGHT ORIGINAL BUILT FORM OF INNER RING
BUILDINGS ONLY UNDERGONE MINIMAL
CHANGES, THE RAPIDLY DEVELOPING OUTER
RING FORMS A VISIBLE ENCLOSURE TO THE SITE.

42. STREETSCAPE STUDIES: SITE A
D

43. D
STREETSCAPE STUDIES: SITE B

44. SITE PERCEPTION: SITE A
POTENTIAL OF CREATING INTERESTING FACADE IN ENHANCING THE
MULTI-CULTURAL ADOPTED STREET VIEWS.
BACKDROP OF CITYSCAPE
TANGIBLE BOUNDARY
STURDYNESS OF RELIGIOUS SCULPTURE
STIR INTO THE SPACE OF PURITY AND PEACE
ENCLOSURE AND HIDDEN VIEW
HUE OF ANTICIPATION

45. SITE PERCEPTION: SITE B
DESOLATED FRONTAGE AND UNCULTIVATED BACK VIEW AS THE SPACE IS LOSING
ITS IDENTITY AND ESSENCE.
SERIAL VISION
LIVELY TO DESOLATION
SIGNIFICANCE OF LANDMARK
ADDRESS OF ARRIVAL
PRIVATIZATION OF BACK ALLEYS
HIDDEN AND SHADE

46. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

47. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

48. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

49. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

50. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

51. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

52. S.W.O.T - STRENGTH

53. S.W.O.T - WEAKNESS

54. S.W.O.T - WEAKNESS

55. S.W.O.T - WEAKNESS

56. SWOT ANALYSIS

57. S.W.O.T. - THREATS

58. S.W.O.T. - THREATS

59. S.W.O.T - OPPORTUNITY

60. CONNECTION
UNIFICATION
RESTORATION
CULTURE
COMMUNITY
ESSENCE