DESIGN INTEGRATION 2 - GOH by vicmia

PORTFOLIOTHEROWKL ARC 6111 DESIGN INTEGRATION18.10.202118.01.2022VICTORCHIN YEAR 3 LEADER AND LECTURER GOH ZENG20101217/1HUANG START DATE END STUDENTSTUDENTDESIGNDATESTUFFNAMEID

I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY CONTENT ANALYSISDESIGNCOMMUNICATIONATMOSPHERIC01DEVELOPMENTANDRESEARCH 1.1 SITE ANALYSIS 1.2 PROJET ISSUE 1.3 PROJET VALUE 1.4 CASE STUDY 1.5 VEGETABLE RESEARCH 1.6 INDOOR PLANT RESEARCH 1.7 UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAWS RESEARCH 1.8 STAKEHOLDERS 1.9 PROGRAM 02 2.1 BUBBLE DIAGRAM 2.2 SITE CONTEXT 2.3 SPACE PLANNING AND ATMOSPHERE 2.4 ABSTRACT MODEL 03 3.1 FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN 3.2 SECTION 3.3 ISOMETRIC VIEW 3.4 DETAIL DRAWING 3.5 PERSPECTIVE 3.6 SUSTAINABLE MATERIAL SELECTION

CHAPTER 1 ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH

Jalan PopularDoraisamyforthestretch of century-old buildings, which today house upmarket cafes, restaurants and bars. Its eponym was a tin miner and contractor, R. Doraisamy Pilay, who also provided funds to establish the Kuala Lumpur Methodist Boy’s School (MBSKL). 22-64, Jalan Doraisamy, Chow Kit, 50300 Kuala Lumpur 03INTRODUCTIONSITE LOCATION / LAI BI JIASITE ANALYSIS SITE LOCATION 1.1 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

1964 The Pekeliling Flats were built to accommodate the lower income group and squatter folks in the city. 1969 After the 1969 elections, racial riots first broke out in Kampong Bahru, Raja Laut and Chow Kit area. 1986

2014 The entertainment strip known as “Asian Heritage Row”. Jalan Doraisamy was once an upper-class residential area surrounded by shop-lot. occurred in Tanah Melayu. Mandating Movement which

Most of the shops along the road have been closed down due to the pandemic. The business and economics in Chow Kit were affected.

A lot crime rates along the streets of Chow Kit. Police station was setup to reduce and stabilised the area's crime. As the transaction flourished, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (at the time Batu Road) quickly gained recognition for its strategic layout and growing commercial potential, and then introduced drugs and prostitution.

02INTRODUCTIONHISTORICAL TIMELINE / LAI BI JIA SITE ANALYSIS1.1 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

One of the last few traditional Malay houses that still presences in Chow Kit was unfortunately demolished on March 2015. Chow Kit slowly losing its identity. The Row, as the new incarnation is called, will be a 74,000 sq ft mixed-use commercial development comprising retail shops, galleries, cafes, bars, restaurants and offices.

Jalan Chow Kit was transformed into a giant concert venue.

SITE HISTORY

2003 The Monorail Line, in has built through the heart of Kuala Lumpur to serve as rail transport. Chow Kit was one of the few places to have station built.

2008

1940 The row is a popular strip of nightclubs.

The Row's North Block houses cafes and restaurants, a wine bar, beer garden, live music bar, concept retail shops and a co-working space. The Row is a development that blends that charisma of pre-war architecture with modern functionalities, to give a refreshing juxtaposition to the shiny tall buildings that surround it. The architecture reflects creative adaptation of existing buildings, with an emphasis on greenery and natural lighting.

09INTRODUCTIONSITE CONTEXT / KHOR JOO CHING SITE CONTEXT SITE ANALYSIS1.1 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

The 22 shops along Jalan Doraisamy in Kuala Lumpur were shophouses from the Nowadays1940s.

10INTRODUCTIONVIEWS AND VISTA / LAI BI JIA VIEW AND VISTA SITE ANALYSIS1.1 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

, The Row has 74,000 sqft of mixed-use commercial development, including retail stores, galleries, cafes, bars, restaurants and offices. In the early 2000s, they were transformed into Asian heritage nightclubs but were remodeled afterwards.

Sheraton Imperial Kuala Lumpur Hotel is the "Grande Dame" of Malaysia's capital city. Newly redesigned spaces blend traditional grandeur with modern simplicity, creating an atmosphere of refined elegance.

Anggun Residences got Best High-End Condominium (Development) KL, Property Guru Asia Property Awards 2017

Pleasant and Polite attitude by the owners Have own foods / products to promote their restaurants Walking is easily to access to the site A lot of tourists spot nearby the site Attract More People as not much people know the spcace Expand the population to make it more crowded.. Introduce new business to make it lively Promote the heritage of The Row Lack of funds of business development Expansive Price compare to others Insufficient Attention due to the location Lack of public facilities like public toilets The competing restaurants will influences the income Decrease of customer due to the pandamic. Loss of the identity of the site which is the heritage Become more forgotable due to the herittage site. STRENGHTS WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITIES THREATS 15SITE ANALYSISSWOT ANALYSIS / TAN ZHAN ZHAO SWOT ANALYSIS SITE ANALYSIS1.1 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

ETHNOGRAPHIC SKETCH SITE ANALYSIS1.1 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

Source: NASA Since its first appearance in Wuhan, China at the end of 2019, Covid-19 has evolved a global pandemic within three months, with more than 4.3 million confirmed cases worldwide until mid-May 2020. Malaysia have also enforced lockdown at different degrees to contain the spread of the disease, which has brought some positive effects on natural environment. As the Covid-19 pandemic unfolds across the globe, threatening lives and upending the world economy, an unexpected side effect has been a decrease in greenhouse gass emissions. Diagram 1 shows environmental impact of the Covid-19 crisis, from the rise of medical waste to the decline of air pollutants. In Malaysia, Ozone Monitoring Instrument (OMI) analysis conduct between 2 April 2020 and baseline (2 April 2015 - 2019) showed average tropospheric No2 are 36% lower than baseline for the number of "clean" days since the Movement Control Order (MCO) came into force. Impact of Covid-19 on the environment in Malaysia Impact of Covid-19 on the environment globally

I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY PROJECT ISSUE1.2

DIAGRAM 2 AURA OMI average tropospheric No2 maps in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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25%CARBONEMISSIONSFELLBY CHILEJAPAN SIKA WANDEREDDEER THE STREETS OFINSHOWEDAOFSUBWAYANDSTATIONSNARAPUMAUPTHECENTERSANTIAGO INDIA A STAG OFSTATEAROUNDRANTHECAPITALDEHRADUN DIAGRAM 1 467KWASTECOLLECTIONWORKERSATRISKSURGEINSOLIDMEDICALWASTEPUTSSTATESUNITEDITALY 111%INCREASEINCONSUMERSPENDONPACKAGEDMANDARINS 200MEDICALWASTEQUADRUPLEDTOTONSPERDAY 1.5%OFTHETOTALPOWERINTHEU.S.ISCONSUMEDBYDATACENTERSANNUALLYSTATESUNITEDSOUTHKOREA 30%INCREASEINONLINEGAMINGACTIVITY pollutionEnvironmentalreduced 30%

When in lockdown, mobility was reduced 90% CHINA

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MYANMAR hectaresforestINCREASE33%areaperyearNo

Covid-19 lockdown helped the environment to bounce back Create a space with plant to experience the nature we hardly plant a tree in urban area, but we can implement urban agriculture not only for encourage community to do planting, can also contribute back to community, such as solving the shortage of food When talking about nature, we must think of tall old tree stretches to the sky and lush green forests

SINGAPORE 182%DECREASEforestareahectaresperyearVIETNAM hectaresforestDECREASE52%areaperyearTHAILAND hectaresforestDECREASE4%areaperyear

DIAGRAM 3 Annual change in forest area, 2015 Source: Our World in Data

THAILAND hectaresforestINCREASE66%areaperyear data -400,000 ha -200,000-100,000ha ha0 ha100,000 200,000ha ha India, Indonesia, Malaysia and Philippines will need 157 billion tree seeds in order to achieve a combined target of covering over 47.5 million hectares with trees by 2030. Malaysian biologists say that investment in seeds and seedlings has lagged far behind restoration commitments over the past decade, and the large number of deforestation has reduced the supply of seeds. In Malaysia, the government's role in forest restoration is very limited, while in Indonesia, government-driven projects dominate. In the Philippines, local communities lack participation in the planning and implementation of forest restoration, so the quality of seeds has not been maintained.

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Lack of quality seeds for reforestation plans in Southeast Asia

MCO When epidemic happen, Mother Nature begins to recover because human activity reduce. We start theappreciatetonatureRestorenature

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SORT GROWINGBYTIMESORTBYTEMPERATURE VEGETABLE RESEARCH1.5 DAYSSPINACH40TOHARVEST 45 DAYS TO HARVEST 50 DAYS TO HARVEST 60 DAYS TO HARVEST 70 DAYS TO HARVEST 30 DAYS TO HARVEST 45 DAYS TO HARVEST 60 DAYS TO HARVEST 60 DAYS TO HARVEST 90 DAYS TO HARVEST LETTUCE CUCUMBER TOMATO EGGPLANT CHIVES PAK CHOI CHOY SUM KANGKONG AMARANTHRED CUCUMBER29cGROWINGTEMPERATURE TEMPERATUREGROWING21c TEMPERATUREGROWING20c TEMPERATUREGROWING24c TEMPERATUREGROWING15c TEMPERATUREGROWING18c TEMPERATUREGROWING18c TEMPERATUREGROWING30c TEMPERATUREGROWING30c TEMPERATUREGROWING35c CHOY SUM KANGKONGEGGPLANTAMARANTHREDCHIVES PAK CHOI CHOY SUM KANGKONG AMARANTHRED “ This research shows the growing time and temperature for each different vegetable. Those vegetable that show in the research are recently serve in the restaurant and easily to plant in Malaysia. The vegetable will be sell to restaurant nearby to sustain the bussiness in this project. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 CHIVES SPINACH LETTUCE PAK CHOI CUCUMBER CHOY SUM TOMATO KANGKONG EGGPLANT RED AMARANTH VEGETABLE GROWING TIME GROWING TIME (DAYS) I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

SORT BY WATERING SCHEDULE SNAKEPLANT 2 WEEKS ONCE 2 WEEKS ONCE ONCE A WEEK ONCE A WEEK plants in your home or o ce can make you feel more comfortable, soothed, and natural. INDOOR PLANTS MAY HELP REDUCE STRESS LEVELS students in a campus computer lab worked faster and were less stressed when plants were placed nearby. PLANTS MAY BOOST YOUR PRODUCTIVITY Studies have shown that plants can remove pollutants from the air. PLANTS MAY IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF INDOOR AIR students who studied with real plants in the classroom were more attentive and better able to concentrate REAL PLANTS MAY SHARPEN YOUR ATTENTION people recuperating from surgery needed less pain medication and had shorter hospital stays than people who weren’t looking at greenery. PLANTS MAY HELP YOU RECOVER FROM ILLNESS FASTER 5 Science-Backed Benefits of Indoor Plants ONCE A WEEK ONCE A WEEK ONCE A WEEK ONCE A WEEK ONCE A WEEK ONCE A WEEK LEAFFIDDLEFIGSUCCULENT SPIDERPLANT MONSTERA POTHOS EVERGREENCHINESE BIRDS PARADISEOF NESTBIRDFERN RUBBERPLANT “ This research shows the benefit and watering schedule for indoor plant. Those indoor plant that show in the research are easily take care and grow with less water in Malaysia. The indoor plants is one of the most important element in this project to create atmosphere. INDOOR PLANT RESEARCH1.6 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

Exits are measured in units of 550 millimeters width.

From UBBL 1984 - Seventh Schedule

From UBBL 1984 - Part VII by-law 167(1)

2. What is the maximum permitted distance of travel to an exit? Group I - Small Residential Group II - Institutional Group III - Other Residential Group IV - Office Group V - Shop Group VI - Factory Group VII - Place of assembly Group VIII - Storage and General In a building without sprinkler systems, the maximum travel distance to an exit must not exceed 45 metres. In a building protected by approved and supervised sprinkler systems, it must not exceed 60 metres.

I. Assembly area of less concentrated use such as a conference room, dining room, drinking establishment, exhibit room, gymnasium, or lounge - 1.35 square metre per person. [UBBL 1984 - By Law 180b]

4. What is the minimum width required for an escape? Where did you find this information?

From UBBL 1984 - Seventh Schedule

1.71.

III. Every Class C place of assembly (capacity one hundred to three hundred persons) shall have at least two means of exit, consisting of separate exits or doors leading to a corridor or other space giving access to separate exists in different directions. [UBBL 1984 - By Law 183f]

180mm (Minimum) - 255mm (Maximum) From UBBL 1984 - Part VI by-law 106 A single staircase may be permitted in any building the top most floor of which does not exceed 12m in height. UBBL 1984 - Part VII by-law 194

3. What is the required height of a staircase handrail in a public building? Where did you find this information? Shall be located not less than 825 millimetres and not more than 900 millimetres measured from the nosing of the treads provided that handrails to landings shall not be less than 900 millimetres from the level of the landing.

5. What is the minimum distance between seatings in your theater? Where and how did you find this information?

3. What is the minimum number of exits required? Where did you find this Everyinformation?Compartment shall be provided with at least two storey exits located as fast as practical from each other and in no case closer than 4.5 metres.

FIRE STRATEGIES: UNIFORM BUILDING BY LAWS (MALAYSIA) RESEARCH (Exercise)

II. Standing room or waiting space - 3 square metres per person [UBBL 1984 - By Law 180c]

V. Class C - capacity of 100-300 persons

4. What width must a door be in a public building? Where did you find this Theinformation?widthofanaccess to exit should be at least 700mm

From UBBL 1984 - Part VII 184

ACCESS STRATEGIES: I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

450mm clear width between rows of 18 seats or less. 500mm clear width between rows of 35 seats or less. 525mm clear width between rows of 45 seats or less. 550mm clear width between rows of 46 seats or less.

Are there any by-laws and regulations related to the design of an art space? Which building class is yours?

1. From the 5th schedule of UBBL, what is the ‘purpose group’ of the project building?

What width must a staircase be for a public building?

UBBL 1984 - Part VI by-law 107

IV. Any necessary openings, except openings in external walls which shall not for the purpose of this by-law include walls to air-wells, in the length of such staircase shall be provided with self-closing doors constructed of fire-resisting materials. [UBBL 1984 - By Law 189(2)]

Where did you find this information? What is the minimum number of staircases you need? The width of the staircase is 1100 millimetres or more.

2. What is the maximum and minimum rise and going for a public staircase?

REJUVENATING THE CITY TOGETHER think CLIENT I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY STAKEHOLDERS1.8 PLACEMAKING experience and inknowledgeurbanlandscape. YEARS We started with Penang as the starting point to manage the urban regeneration until the entire Malaysian cities. 10 experience and knowledge in urban landscape. ENVIRONMENTALORGANIZATIONPLANTSspreads the environmental stewardship message through giving away trees for free to greenEarth.our 40,042 given to homeowners, schools, marginalized groups, community gardens and wildlife habitats RESILIENCE public housing and safe communities are the dedicatedtwoprograms. ANALYTICS collated, processed and interpreted can provide ofwhilestrategiesclearforactionmitigatingrisksinvestment. FABULOUS GIVEAWAYDAYS Special days for people from all walks of life to get a free tree! Interact with Team FTS and boost your knowledge of everything green! Free Tree Giveaway Event Book the nursery for an experience like no other. Bond over plants, doing good for the planet, and boost your Farmingenvironmentalcred.Experience Learn the science, impacts and solutions to the climate crisis in an impactful 30-45 minute presentation. Bring the knowledgeEnvironmentalanywhere.TalksCONSERVATION & ADAPTIVE REUSE providing tourism.heritage,promotingopportunitieshousingtoarts,cultureand CONSULTANCY AND PROJECT DELIVERY PARTNER COME AND WITHPLANTUS! NEED TO KNOW CLIMATE REALITY USER FREE BringingSOCIETYTREEGreenMainstream

OFFICE WORKER Educate office worker about the important of planting and agriculture and become part of their lifestyle. Diagram 4 shows the percentage of the 4 different of end users in site and the possibility of visiting. The site is located in office and commercial area. There are a lot of office worker will visit the site during lunch time. Green lover will be one of the important end user to inspire local community to do planting. Family and tourist usually visit the site on weekend and public holiday. Diagram 3 shows the percentage of the 3 different of age groups in site. There are many bars in site and high consumption place, not suitable for children unless accom panied by parent or guardian. Adults has the major percentage in site as it showcasing an enticing diverse mix of independent restau rants & cafes with a refreshed look & leafy charm environment and these attracted adults to come enjoyed it. Elderly as most of them are retired and enjoyed their life with the delicious cuisine.

CHILDREN ADULTS ELDERLY DIAGRAM 3 GREEN LOVER TOURIST OFFICE WORKERFAMILY DIAGRAM 4

FAMILY Educate new generation how to grow their own food and discover their hobby in urban farm.

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GREEN LOVER A space for green lover to sharing their farming experience and have fun together.

TOURIST A place for tourist to learn local culture and Increase exposure of tourist attraction.

I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY PROGRAM1.9 Swap the plant you want to plant In order to encourage planting, create a center for plant exchange program. Swap the plant you are fallen out of love with PlantProgramExchange Get community really take part into afforestation plan suitable for office worker suitable for family and green lover suitable for green lover and office worker Get more contact with farmers and green lover Community Space for Exchange one day farming experience workshop Plant it now! Educate new generation how to grow their own food FUN Spend certain money in cafe. We pool donations.the We rainyWeSaplingsgrowplantinseasonWe report your impact Trees monitoredare ONEONEDOLLARTREE1 2 the collection of flowering and fruiting plants from Perdana Botanical Garden and forest areas. HerbariumMusuem suitable for family and tourist Borrow from herbarium to understand plants 4 3 suitable for family and HerbariumtouristBottlewithspecimenPressedframe illustrationAnatomythroughUnderstandWorkshopplantsartandcraft ART 5 As the afforestation plan is a large-scale plan, it is usually completed with the assistance of government agencies or large enterprises. Therefore, we rarely find a center to promote afforestation plans in Malaysia, usually only have a few days of environmental awareness event, which will not give the community a deep awareness of environmental protection.

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Basically, the layout is intoseparated two. One is more welcome, Another is for people who want to know more. Feel the Nature at first. Normally, Cafe is a small pavilion in urban farm.

Easier to do plantprogram.exchange Cafe inspires people to come in nature. Museum is for person more interested in nature. Workshop located behind Urban farm but on the window. People will get inspire when pass by Urban Farm located at Entrance is to attract visitor. Cafe NOT is a smallanymore.pavilion Cafe will put into centerexchangeyou can still feel the nature because urban farm behind. Linking two places together Cafe located in between of Plant Exchange Center and Museum Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 X OPPOSITE PRIMARY AREA SECONDARY AREA TERTIARY AREA

URBANFARMCAFEEXCHANGEPLANTAREA MUSEUMWORKSHOP ENTRANCE

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“ I plan to create a community space to inspire and encourage community to do planting. The plan of this project will be a process that will gradually affect prespective of visitors toward environmental awareness, and planting will become a part of their dailylife.

EXCHANGEPLANTAREA

URBANFARMCAFE

BringCenterExchangetoEntrance

COMMUNITY CENTER Promote environmental awareness start from a cup of coffee WHEN LEAF DROP ON YOUR COFFEE I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY BUBBLE DIAGRAM2.1 URBANFARMCAFE EXCHANGEPLANTAREA WORKSHOPMUSEUMENTRANCE

“ I create a education center to educate community in different perspective instead of only do planting. Visitor are come to know more about planting and herbarium on purpose, in other way, community center is to inspire those who are not interested in planting.

ONE DAY EXPERIENCE CARD IN NATURE

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URBANFARMCAFE

Exchanging plant become a lifestyle People will get inspire when coffeedrinkingincafe. Museum in between workshop and cafe Plant Exchange Area behind cafe Smoother tour circulation For those who don't like to make handcraft, can have a cup of coffee in cafe. Phase1 2 Phase 3PRIMARY AREA SECONDARY AREA TERTIARY AREA

Reconnect people with nature throught education

Increase the visibility of the museum Museum turn into primary area Educate community aboutawarenessenvironmental Museum programmedareasa tour trip Cafe become a connection to all place Small centereducation is a place to learn and have fun. Separate museum from other place Gather up and chat about their inexperiencecafe Attract tourist and school to bring student for one-day tour of extracurricularteaching Museum must be a quite place. Separate it from workshop and exchange area.

URBANFARMCAFE

I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY BUBBLE DIAGRAM2.1 EDUCATION CENTER

EXCHANGEPLANTAREAWORKSHOPMUSEUM ENTRANCE Bring workshop in Museumbetweenandurbanfarm.

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EXCHANGEPLANTAREA MUSEUM WORKSHOPENTRANCE

URBANFARM CAFE EXCHANGEPLANTAREA

LITTLE HOUSE IN THE FOREST

On the way to the destination, the an cient trees stretched away from the crin kly floor. The rattan with very long tough stems climb along extended limbs. Dark trees of the Big Woods stood all around the house, and beyond them were other trees. The waterfall guide the way to the little house. When walk into forest, there is beautiful scenario cover up with frame of vege tation that make me curious and want to look into.I

The selected site has enough sunlight enters the interior space through the roof, while meeting the needs of indoor farming. The site location has many restaurants and cafe that will be brought to the competitiveness of cafe in the project.

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My project is to create a space to feel the nature which inspire other to appreciate the nature. Picture below show the feeling in forest. “

SITE CONTEXT2.2 SPACE PLANING AND ATMOSPHERE2.3

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From first furniture layout draft, the layout quite completed but lack of nature element connection it. I started reviewing natural and using curved to make it Due to the column in the existing building, I try to mix with boxy and curvy

“ SPACE PLANING AND ATMOSPHERE2.3 PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3 PHASE 4 PHASE 5 ofExplorationprogramplacement TAKENMUSUEMOUT found out that, it doesn't contribute to my project. BRINGMUSUEMIN try to link all relatedtogether.program First Furniture Layout Draft

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The structure cover up by geenery, allow user to feel the nature when crossing through in the structure. Exploring the feeling of crossing through the Experimentspace. with curvy layout of crossing through the space. The combination of linear and curvy Experimentlayout. with going up and down in the space and become a furniture. The structure represent vines slip from tree Makelimb. the structure more rhythmic. Experiment with enclosed space from model Rhythm5.make the layout more interesting. The combination of model 6 and model 8. 5

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ENTRANCE PULOLIMA SPACEEVENT GRADENPULPY 50DP FREEZER G.T ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE DP 50 DP 50 DP 50 DP50DP50 DP50 50DP DP 50 P277M P113M P3174M P3174MP424M P526M P623M 5M310AA SCALE 1:150 @ A3 1 GROUND FLOOR PLAN GF SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION LEGEND P1 RECEPTION P2 FARMING AREA P3 DINNING AREA P4 STAIRCASE P5 CAFE COUNTER P6 WASHROOM FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN3.1

SALOONSWITCHHAIR SPACEEVENT DP 50DP 50 50DP 50DP 50DP 50DP 50DP DP 50 DP 50 22 P1M P3140M P3140M P2100M P412M P517M 5M310AA SCALE 1:150 @ A3 2 FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1F SYMBOL DESCRIPTION SYMBOL DESCRIPTION LEGEND P1 RECEPTION P2 HERBARIUM MUSEUM P3 WORKSHOP P4 DIY STATION P5 WASHROOM FURNITURE LAYOUT PLAN3.1

SECTION3.2 GROUND FLOOR LEVEL FIRST FLOOR LEVEL NOT TO SCALE 3 SECTION A-A S 40003380 22735 I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY

HERBARIUMWORKSHOPCAFEDINNINGWALKWAYENTRANCEAREACOUNTERMUSEUM FARMING AREA DINNINGWASHROOMWASHROOMAREAWORKSHOP ISOMETRIC VIEW3.3

NOT TO SCALE 6 WOOD JOINERY WJ 19809751045 NOT TO SCALE 4 DETAIL DRAWING DD 150300 500 1050 50100 4000 L225 X W112 X H75MM MYCELIUM LEGO BRICK Ø30MM 2.5MM THICKNESS STEEL TUBE L300 X W150 X H150MM PLANT POT NOT TO SCALE 5 BRICK WALL AND PLANT POT DD LOOSEN PIECE The loosen piece inside the plant pot enable to hold fimly when install on the mycelium lego brick. The user can feel the nature by stepping on the stones under the table. I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY DETAIL DRAWING3.4

50 X 50MM L-BRACKET 120MM 12WATT CLIPPABLE LED 10MMDOWNLIGHTALUMINUM FRAME 5MM ALUMINUM WIRE MESH PLANT OF RUBBERPOTHOSMONSTERASELECTION:PLANT 400 635870 NOT TO SCALE 3 CEILING DESIGN CD I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY DETAIL DRAWING3.4

NOT TO SCALE 7 MUSEUM DISPLAY MD 720180 1200 Magnifying Glass NOT TO SCALE 8 MUSEUM DISPLAY MD The idea of design turnable display is to let user interact with herbarium. The magnifying glass allow us to look into the detail of herbarium. I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY DETAIL DRAWING3.4

NOT TO SCALE 9 FARMING BED FB 2025300100108 1112899 L800 X W100MM 32WATT GREEN POWER LEDs Ø30MM Ø35MMTUBETHICKNESS2.5MMSTEEL2.5MMTHICKNESSSTEEL TEE Ø35MM MESH5MM5MMELBOWTHICKNESS2.5MMSTEELL788XW500XH155MM32WATTFARMINGBEDL225XW112XH75MMMYCELIUMLEGOBRICKTHICKNESSALUMINUMFRAMETHICKNESSALUMINUMWIREThe farming bed is the enlarged version of plant pot, while it has design connection between two idea. I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY DETAIL DRAWING3.4

I CAN SEE FOREST IN THE CITY PERSPECTIVE3.5 ENTRANCE When you walk into the space, there is a view that frame up with brickwall and flower pot. In the view, There are layer of vegetation that arouse your curiosity

WALKWAY

On the way to cafe, there is a pathway with full of geenery. The idea of keeping existing wall on the left is let user appreciated it.

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CENTER POINT

The water feature guide you into the space, sunlight shine through the void into the interior space. The ceiling design represent the rattan flow in the forest. Different high of dinning structure can be a sitting or table for drinking. It represent the extended tree limb going up and down in the forest.

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The Idea of designing the dinning area located all around farming area, is to increase their interest in planting.

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FARMING AREA

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WORKSHOP Due to practical issues, the design of the first floor will be clean and less vegetation than the ground floor.

RECLAIMED WOOD Reclaimed wood is a type of process wood that has been retrieved from old buildings for reuse. It meets the needs of sustainability and environmental awareness. Reclaimed wood has a tree age of more than 100 years, and is especially suitable for areas with a large number of people because of its tight texture and durability. These material also suitable for construction purposes, such as wall finishes, staircase, wood beam, exterior siding, and flooring.

Mycelium of fungus refers to the fragile root-like fibers of fungus that live underneath the ground. Mycelium is 100% organic, compostable, and biodegradable material. It becomes incredibly durable and resistant to water, mold, and fire when it is dried. It can be disassembled and composted the bricks, giving the resulting soil to local community gardens.

Mycelium brick can be brown or white in color, sometime it can be dye into different color. Mycelium can be made into different shapes by molds for different usage. The different textures made by the mycelium depending on its type. It provides a brown and white rustic look that almost seamlessly connects your space to the natural world. Reclaimed wood has tight texture and durability.

MYCELIUM BRICK

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BIRMINGHAM CITY UNIVERSITY X MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF ART BA (HONS) INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN MIA