KEY PLAN
KEY PLAN
LOCATION PLAN
SITE PLAN State: Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur Site Area : 788.59 sqm Climate : Tropical Rainforest Current Program : Car Park (RM10 per day) Land Type : Commercial
Scale 1:200
HISTORY TIMELINE OF BUKIT BINTANG
HISTORY TIMELINE OF BUKIT BINTANG
HISTORY TIMELINE OF BUKIT BINTANG
HISTORY TIMELINE OF BUKIT BINTANG
LANDMARK
ACCESS TO JALAN ALOR
Highway Access
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
MORNING Vehicle Circulation
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
Vehicle Circulation AFTERNOON Noon Vehicle Circulation
TRAFFIC CIRCULATION
NIGHT Vehicle Circulation
TRANSPORTATION (Bus)
Walking Distance From Bus Station
TRANSPORTATION (Monorail)
Walking Distance From Monorail Station
TRANSPORTATION (Tourism Bus)
KUALA LUMPUR HOP ON HOP OFF TOURISM BUS EVERYDAY – 9am to 8pm TICKETING PRICE - Normal RM45( Per day)
THE BEST OUTDOOR FOOD PARK AT NIGHT! http://www.tourism.gov.my/en/es/experiences/top-25-experiences/3
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TYPOLOGY
The site Hotel Residential
TYPOLOGY
The site Food
TYPOLOGY
The site Massage Parlour
TYPOLOGY
The site Massage Parlour Hotel
Residential Food Mix-Used
SECTION ANALYSIS
Quiet street -Less pedestrian in Morning and night. Lively Street -Vendor illegally selling selling good on road side -Pedestrian scale sense of belonging -Food smell
Main Street -Transportation passed by give a sense of chaotic
Parking Lot -Max 52 cars to park from day to night
Lively Street -Transportation passed by give a sense of chaotic
Privatization of Public Space -Vendors set up their stall on the road causing road blockage and in sufficient pedestrian walkway. walkway.
Inaccessible 5 foot walkway -Shop owner places the goods and stalls on walkway causing Blockage of walkway.
VIEWS FROM SITE
VIEWS TO SITE
VIEW ANALYSIS
HIGH RISE RESIDENTIAL
PROPOSED SITE WITH 5 MAX STOREY HEIGHTS
HECTIC STREET
HIGH RISE BUILDING
FEDERAL HOTEL TIMES SQUARE
CLIMATE Sun Path Analysis
Morning (8am)
Noon (12pm)
ANALYSIS 50-60% of the site is shaded by Pokok Angsana (Pterocarpus indicus) from 8-10am. A gathering area around 8-10am under the shade is recommended. Encourage outdoor activity during morning time.
CLIMATE Wind Direction •
Prevailing wind coming from the east and south
Drainage System •
Ponding water on site during heavy rain
VEGETATION (At site)
Angsana Tree Scientific Name: P t er o c a r p u s i n d i c u s Family: Fabaceae (Leguminosae) • • • • • •
Large deciduous tree Grows up to 40m tall 2 m in diameter Dome-shaped crown Yellow flowers that are faintly fragrant Bloom for only a day
PEDESTRIAN PATH
PEDESTRIAN DENSITY AND NODES MORNING (8AM-12PM)
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The usual breakfast location for the locals and elderly to gather and chit-chat.
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Intersection where pedestrians comes from Jln Bukit Bintang & Jln Sultan Ismail towards Jln Alor.
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Bus stops that are used to cater the local communities and foreigners before working hours.
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Temporary food stalls that are set-up on certain time to cater the community.
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Permanent stalls
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Junctions
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Bus stops
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Temporary stalls/vendors
PEDESTRIAN DENSITY AND NODES AFTERNOON (12PM-6PM)
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Stalls set-up to cater the locals, blue and white collar workers during lunch hour.
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Intersection where pedestrians comes from Jln Bukit Bintang & Jln Sultan Ismail towards Jln Alor.
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Intersection where pedestrians comes from Jln Changkat and Jln Bukit Bintang towards Jln Alor.
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Temporary food stalls that are set-up on certain time to cater the community.
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Permanent stalls
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Junctions
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Intersection
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Temporary stalls/vendors
PEDESTRIAN DENSITY AND NODES NIGHT (6PM-10PM)
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Food stalls busy operating period as tourists and locals starts to flood the Jalan Alor street.
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Intersection where pedestrians comes from Jln Bukit Bintang & Jln Sultan Ismail towards Jln Alor.
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Bus stops that are used to cater the local communities and foreigners(in and out of site).
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Intersection point of pedestrians coming from Lot 10, BB plaza and Times Square
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Permanent stalls
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Junctions
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Bus stops
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Pedestrian Zebra Crossing
STREET ACTIVITIES – Tengkat Tong Shin DAYTIME (8AM-4PM)
Locals’ Hangout Spot
Street Cleaning
Food Stalls
- cleanliness maintained along the street
- breakfast for locals and backpackers (residence
STREET ACTIVITIES – Jalan Alor DAYTIME (8AM-4PM)
Daily Chores - more locals in the morning
Loading/Unloading Goods - limits the car park
Fruit Stall
Temporary Food Vendors
Dining
- locals’ convenience, but blocked pedestrian
- serve locals and foreign workers, but blocked
- nearly no customer(morning)
STREET ACTIVITIES – Jalan Alor NIGHT (6PM-3AM)
Furniture Setting Up
Stall Setting Up
- Slows down the traffic flow
- affordable prices on goods
Temporary Food Vendor
Street Performer
Dining
- entertainment for customers while
- tourists and foodies fill the food outlets
STREET ACTIVITIES – Jalan Bukit Bintang DAYTIME (8AM-4PM)
Loading/Unloading Goods - slows down the traffic flow
Ample Taxis
Police Patrol
Selling Goods
- taxi drivers pick up
- tourist are ease to get help
- affordable prices on goods
PRIVATSATION OF PUBLIC SPACE
TRAFFIC JAM (Causes air and noise pollution)
TEMPORAL USERS
TEMPORARY TREES ON SITE LIMITED DESIGN SPACE
PROPOSAL (Expansion of site)
BEFORE – 799.65m²
PROPOSALS ISSUE Lack of gathering places
PROPOSAL Communal gathering spaces •
Social Issues
Annual festive celebration
Temporary Shelter •
Diminishing Identity
Soup kitchen
Cultural educational program
TARGET USER Local community Tourists Patrons
Foreign Worker Homeless Street Performers
Local community Tourists
PRECEDENT STUDIES AUSTIN RESOURCE CENTER FOR THE HOMELESS
SURROUNDING CONTEXT Before ARCH was build ..
Location: Austin, TX Size: 2,490 m2 Urban setting
The site was a public parking lot
But due to the increasing amount of homeless around Austin city..
SITE
RELIGIOUS
ADMINISTRATIVE
COMMERCIAL LODGING
PROGRAMMES
sleeping rooms
shower rooms
The ARCH is designed to assess client needs, provide information on how and where to access services, and emergency needs of homeless adults. It also provides sleeping areas for homeless people to rest, day or night, and a Day Resource Center to get out of the elements during the day.
health clinic
classrooms/offices
SPATIAL LAYOUT
The double height entrance which leads to the health clinic and computer room.
Men and women gather inside of the ARCH to charge their cell phone, computers and to catch up on a nap.
SPATIAL LAYOUT A large commercial kitchen and dining room that serves 100 meals each night to those staying at the shelter.
The light wells are designed to light up spaces in that has insufficient amount of natural light, just to give the feeling of warmth to the users .
SPATIAL LAYOUT
Sleeping rooms that sleeps more than 200 men each night .
A pavilion-like structure, and on the roof is the 100-bed overnight shelter, with a panoramic view of the city.
SPATIAL LAYOUT
UNIQUE FEATURES RAINWATER COLLECTION
The facility included a 13,000 gallon rain water collection system involving a manifold tank system which supplies to the users of the building.
CAST IN-SITU CONCRETE
Tilt-up concrete frames, which were stackcast on a very restricted urban site, support two floors of precast hollow-core panels. The exposed structural framing system allowed rapid and economical construction.
PRECEDENT STUDIES THE NEW GENERATION YOUTH COMMUNITY CENTRE
Architects:
RCKa Location:
Wells Park Road, London, United Kingdom
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Project Year:
2013
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SITE
RELIGIOUS
RESIDENTIAL
RECREATIONAL
SURROUNDING CONTEXT // ABOUT THE SITE 1
TNG Youth Community Centre
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St. Philip The Apostle Church
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Wellspark Residence
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Sydenham Wellspark
The site is situated in the center of a residential area and an open green space. These spaces connect to form a dramatic internal event landscape that resolves complex site levels, engages and welcomes visitors, and is alive with activity and opportunity.
ABOUT THE CENTRE DESIGN CONCEPT
PROGRAMMES (as decided by the youth themselves)
wall climbing
cafe
create flexible building that reacts to the constant evolution of demands from its users.
health clinic
training kitchen
recording studios
IT suites
consistent structural grid defining rooms and wall openings large open plan areas
outdoor/indoor games area
SPATIAL LAYOUT
Training kitchen/café and recording studio are situated at the lower part of the building.
Multi use open space, mainly use for outdoor games.
SPATIAL LAYOUT
Main entrance situated at the side, which acts as a midlanding, positively connecting to all building levels.
Breakout space: - A thermal buffer to the external heat.
SPATIAL LAYOUT
A large central hall which is wider for informal performance areas.
Double and triple-height spaces; creating different views between the floors and rooms.
MATERIALITY “The appearance and personality of the building changes dramatically, depending on the light and weather, and the time or day or year.” The interior is lined with exposed structural timber panels with a subtle white wash, chosen to add warmth and to age with use.
Large open spaces can develop a bright and vibrant environment.
Reflective foil-faced insulation beneath the external cladding acts as a filtering for the sunlight rays, giving the interior a cozy feeling.
PRECEDENT STUDIES BABA NYONYA HERITAGE MUSEUM (local cultural programmes)
ABOUT THE MUSEUM Opened in: 1986 No. 48 & 50 Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Malacca
It is a living museum, built to revive Malaysia’s Peranakan identity and heritage. It is located in Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, a street adjacent to the Jonker Walk.
To educate the community/tourists on the life of Peranakans.
Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum
Located adjacent to the famous Jonker Street, TOURIST HOTSPOT.
Various galleries to showcase the heritage of Peranakans.
Preserved interior/exterior of the shop house- museum.
CONCLUSION AUSTIN RESOURCE CENTER FOR HOMELESS E U S S I E T I S Overcome the homeless issue.
T X E T N O C E T I S
Commercial area.
S R E S U T E G R A Homeless T Medical officers
Office workers Volunteers
THE NEW GENERATION COMMUNITY CENTRE
BABA NYONYA HERITAGE MUSEUM
JALAN ALOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
To implement a diverse local culture to the site. To adapt the needs of the youth.
Residential area.
Youths
To educate the locals and tourists on the heritage.
Mixed use; commercial, residential and cultural
UNESCO site
Kids
Locals
Tourists
Tourists Foreigners Locals Youths Homeless
