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TALKS SEMINARS WORKSHOP BRIEFING
TALKS SEMINARS WORKSHOP BRIEFING BRAINSTORMING DISCUSSION - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
TALKS SEMINARS WORKSHOP BRIEFING BRAINSTORMING DISCUSSION - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
TALKS SEMINARS WORKSHOP BRIEFING BRAINSTORMING DISCUSSION VISIONING WORKSHOP PRESENTATION Q&A SESSION THE WINNING TEAM civil landscape fashion engineer architect professional designer architect project manager intern urban
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BRAINSTORMING DISCUSSION VISIONING WORKSHOP
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PRESENTATION Q&A SESSION
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urban designer planner project manager fashion designer industrial designer architect civil engineer landscape architect student professional intern
DIVERSE BACKGROUND
THE WINNING TEAM
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THE PROJECT
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SITE ISSUES
ACCESSIBILITY
- Poor connectivity to public
transport.
- Without universal design
consideration (OKU)
CHARACTERS & IDENTITY
- No identity of BB or local
urban area.
- No sense of welcoming.
- No preservation of
historical façade.
URBAN DESIGN
- The need of soft and hard
landscape.
- To preserve trees & vegetation.
- No interesting landscape
elements.
VISIBILITY
- Back of house frontage.
- No clear landmark/indication/
signage to direct people to the site.
FACILITIES
- Lack of street furniture
- Poor maintenance
SAFETY
- Lack of safety & security
features/CPTED.
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SWOT ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
- 1. Located within a prime
commercial district
WEAKNESSES
- 2. Back-of-house frontage:
Faces undesirable utility areas
- 3. Area lacks a distinct
identity
OPPORTUNITIES
- 4. Inclusion of the
hawkers as part of the new community
- 5. Integration with nearby
transit nodes
THREATS
- 6. Lack of sense of security
- 7. Poor maintenance of
the area
J A L A N S U L T A N I S M A I L FAHRENHEIT 88 MALL LOT 10 MALL SG. WANG MALL HOTEL ROYAL PARK- ROYAL HOTEL
B U K I T B I N T A N G M O N O R A I L S T A T I O N
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STRENGTHS
- 1. Located within a prime
commercial district
WEAKNESSES
- 2. Back-of-house frontage:
Faces undesirable utility areas
- 3. Area lacks a distinct
identity
OPPORTUNITIES
- 4. Inclusion of the
hawkers as part of the new community
- 5. Integration with nearby
transit nodes
THREATS
- 6. Lack of sense of security
- 7. Poor maintenance of
the area
SG. WANG MALL
Source: Image 1: ourawesomeplanet.com; Images 2, 3, 7: Google Earth; Image 4: travelling.alrite.at; Image 5: Wikipedia
SWOT ANALYSIS
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KUALA LUMPUR TODAY
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THE CONCEPT
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SOCIAL ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT
Sustainable development
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MUTABLE SOCIAL HUB
“CATERING THE RAPID CHANGING OF NEEDS OF KUALA LUMPUR AS A DYNAMIC CITY BY PROVIDING FLEXIBLE SPACE THAT CULTIVATES THE DIVERSE GENERATIONS OF THE FUTURE”
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- Create activities (seasonal)
- flexible celebration square/plaza
- meeting places
- Engaging healthy lifestyle
- play gym/conceptual playground
- Connectivity through infrastructure
- Universal design
- Safe and crime prevention design
- Cultural Identity and diversity
- Festival ground
- Sense of community pride
SOCIAL ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT
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- Matured trees preservation
- Softscape and hardscape
- installation of street furniture
- arts and sculpture
- water features
- Low maintenance design
- Local material
- Porous surface
- Simple and adjustable
- Green and sustainable design
- Water Sensitive Urban Design (WSUD)
- bio swales
- rain garden
SOCIAL ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT
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SOCIAL ECONOMY ENVIRONMENT
- Supporting local businesses
- Avoiding local businesses to shut down
- Enhancing surrounding businesses
- To work together with other businesses
in Bukit Bintang to complement each
- ther – not compete
- Promoting tourism-related businesses
- To provide alternative outdoor space
for tourism activities in Bukit Bintang area
- Offering different products
- Possibility of business clusterisation
- Implement concept of CSR in
- rganization towards community.
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THE PROPOSAL
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3D Conceptual Idea
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Conceptual"Layout"
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Conceptual"Illustra;on"
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Public Space Case Study: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Attractive and inclusive public space
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SOU Fujimoto Architect
case study 1
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SOU"FUJIMOTO"CONCEPT"
Illustration of the IDEA
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Square Park, Downtown Asheville
case study 2
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City Art Square, Hong Kong
case study 3
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Food Truck
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Young Entrepreneur
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Interactive Public Art
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Street Performance
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SYSTEM & SERVICES
Smart city management / planning
- Smart technology
implementation
- crowd sourcing
- information sharing platform
- tourist information
- promoting ICT embed
infrastructure
- Community portal for existing
residence
- Smart integration of public
amenities & facilities
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MUTABLE SOCIAL HUB
“CATERING THE RAPID CHANGING OF NEEDS OF KUALA LUMPUR AS A DYNAMIC CITY BY PROVIDING FLEXIBLE SPACE THAT CULTIVATES THE DIVERSE GENERATIONS OF THE FUTURE”
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