ARCH. PORFOLIO
CHAN SIN YIE
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To further explore and integrate the design idea and construction method of the previous assignment into a more complex program. To define a proposition for a small freestanding structure in relation to the natural landscape. Emphasis is given to the interpretation and synthesis of the user, site and function in architectural design. The design of this structure must demonstrate your application of architectural objectives and principles, materiality, constructability and the context in creating a memorable spatial experience for the user.
Aligned with the ARCASIA COVID-19 Guidelines, for this final project, you are to design a solitary haven at Wawasan Recreational Park, Puchong. Solitary haven denotes ‘a structure that is designed for a clean and healthy living and working environment with access to nature to boost the immune system and improve psychological wellbeing. The structure should be within the built-up space of maximum 100sqm and be able to accommodate 2 people, including yourself and a family member comfortably in a short spend of solitary time.
The Solitary Haven must correspond to the immediate site context. The relationship between your design and the context is important in making your architecture unique to its landscape and activity. The design of the structure must demonstrate your design intentions through the application of architectural principles, materiality and constructability in creating a memorable spatial experience for the user(s). Space requirements are as follows:
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1. An activity space where you are able to occupy your time during the solitary time (i.e. Work or hobby)
2. An activity space where your close family member (i.e. mother, father, brother, sister) able to occupy their time during solitary time (i.e. Work or hobby)
3. A space where the occupant(s) can carry on a discussion
4. A resting space to think, reflect, meditate and unwind
5. A washroom
Submission Requirement
A complete set of architectural drawings
- site plan, section (1 : 250)
- floor plans (1 : 100)
- sections min. 2 (1: 100)
- elevations (1 : 100)
- key drawings (axonometric, perspective, sectional perspective)
- sectional detail (1 : 20)
analysis diagrams
models (1 : 100).
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Final Boards
Site Analysis
Design Concept and Study
Design Development
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Reflection
I learnt about how to analyze site context and it was very interesting to learn about the different aspects of the site and design responses to deal with them.