PROJECT 2

1 SITE ANALYSIS SENSORY

SIGHT SOUND

Tall trees Signboards Scenic views Sound of the stone bridge Sound of loose slate The swishing sound of grass
as people walkthrough when people walkthrough as people walkthrough
Provides shading Trailblazers Attracts tourists

A bridge across the lake

The rustle of Crickets’ sound Birds chirping Sound of pond
Lots of birds at site
leaves & stems aerator and water
The pathway is linked to the island Birds’ faeces drop everywhere
Soothing, calming and entrancing
Creates a relationship between Provide shading on the pathway
Relaxing atmosphere, peaceful and harmonious context
the land & the island and have regular cleaning service

Lake Pathway sinks in the grass Sound of children playing Electrical sound Visitors talking at site
Attract harmful insects Not safer in use or function Induces a playful environment Annoying users
Check & maintain water quality Place a wooden slab after a Reminds people about the most joyful Structure that is built nearby should
regularly concrete slab time in their life and makes them feel relax provide good acoustic insulation.

SMELL

The earthy smell of grass
associated with rainwater
Ambience of nature
Refreshing, calming and
friendly for nature lover
Musky & stinky
smell of plant after rain
Might feel irritable
Plant more fragrant flowering
plants to produce aromatic blooms
Smell of weather Smell of people sweating Smelly river water
(humid day & plant)
Feel uncomfortable Feel uncomfortable Bad cleaning service
Add shading or improve ventilation Build Terra-Cotta Tiles roof along the path Place cleaning service
of any built structure to provide cooling and minimize sweating device under the water

TOUCH DESIGN RECOMMENDATION

Soft plant Prickly plant Pricked by the prickly plants.
Interesting tactile sensation
to connect visitors with nature.
Muddy land with puddles
May cause slips and injuries.
Fill the ground where hollow to prevent
unevenness and avoid stagnant
that are meld with the natural surroundings and tailored to
Build a railing around the
walkway to keep people away
from the plants that have pricks
A lot of red ants
Make visitors feel uncomfortable
Kill the ants with boric acid, a
natural substance not harmful to
beneficial insects and plants.
Design building structures and spaces
the function they serve for their inhabitants.
Escalate the pavilion’s platform to avoid
flood and annoying red ants.
Create an open space to increase interaction
of user with the acoustic of nature
Focuses on the ventilation in order to reduce
unpleasant odour that discomfort users.
Make the most of the greeneries around the site:
o Tall trees: Provide shading or create nice shadows
that fall over the structure.
o Small plants: Plant various species of unique plant
to attract nature lovers.
Avoid building retaining wall that would block the view
of picturesque landscapes, and subtly creating
level difference in structure to enhance space layering.

TUTOR: MS RAHMAWATY (GROUP 1) CHENG XUN CHO CHI KEI FARMAAN MUSADIQ HO YING XUAN UEBA 1126 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ll
MR JEREMY ALIF ASYRAF BIN ANWAR LAI CHER QIAN QIAN CHOW KAI SHENG GAN ZI JUN JOO WING JON DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE & SUSTAINABLE DESIGN,
MR FERNANDO CONNALD NGAN CHING HOU CHIN WEN KANG CHOW YUEN TING BO YING YUN UNIVERSITY TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN