Ben-Bow Enrichment Learning Centre in Klang
29/ 12 / 2018
The design develops into the final scheme of design where it interprets the tendency of creating interest through enclosure. The enclosure setting fits the contexts of creating a separate realm in conjunction of the prevailing street context. The realm where people can retreat and dwell into by having spaces to informally and formally elaborate learn through the form of classrooms &workshops, public rentable outlets giving a sense of place for anyone, a canteen to rehydrate oneself, public toilets accessible for everyone, dynamic facade initiative where greenery can be planted and replanted, and a compact "park". Spaces of place-making which develops with humankind in relation with the built form.
Studio V
BEN - BOW LEARNING CENTER IN KLANG
Klang heeds the call towards a new form of social living through an architectural intervention which embodies the vibrancy nature in people to further gentrify the vicinity of the area regularly. Thus, the proposal of a design to interpret the needs of the people ideal learning centre of what can be done for the people, whilst an initiative adjourning the sprout of negative perception of the withered site. The Ben-Bow learning centre as a catalyst to reform the social vibrancy amongst the immediate column of people, to inject a social bond with one another which then results to the meaning of the site and its context.
Studio II
Leaflet Haus
Tea Pavillion, Cameron Highlands
11 / 05 / 2017
The aim of this project is to generate structure, form and space through architectural conceptualization with the emphasis on the user requirement, ergonomics and site responding to develop an architectural proposition. the architectonic at a minuscule level brings harmony and peace among the hilly tea laves of the Cameron Highlands. The intention was to mimic and envision a abstract in architecture which performs the beauty in design, elegance in space, and peace in atmosphere
The importance of using the art of crafting and making: drawing(s) and model(s) as a critical design tool as part of the design process.
The concept of reality in tea harmony was the epitome of the project. The idea dwells upon the mini-scale of pavilion overlooking the upon the whole hill of tea leaves around the context. the opening is subtle and sufficient to embrace warmth whilst being exposed to the natural ground for having comfortably riddled with nature. the textured interior digress the architecture input with spatial quality where tea is stored, prepared, and consumed. The ergonomics and head height challenges the conventional put in architecture whereby the spaces is constraint to the very little endeavors. The aim was to make a space of a stopping point to relax and enjoy the view. Thus the invention of a parasol architecture of a pavillion
