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Level 8 studio with Jan van Schaick Redesigning Malaysia's national museum with respect to Kuala Lumpur's constantly congested traffic condition as a part of design scheme to connect Kuala Lumpur main transportation hub and largest park; KL Central and Tasik Perdana respectively. Intervention of open public space to allow climate-friendly walkability.
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PORTFOLIOIZYAN RAWIS3460455SEMESTER 2 2014 LEVEL 8JAN VAN SCHAICK - MVS ARCHITECTS
WEEK 2
MUSEUMS IN KL
WEEK 3
Week 2 feedbacks
- incorrect topography- regulations on do’s + don’ts when digging underground - contacted local authority DBKL- refer to New York bridges & tunnels
MRCB
DBKL
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GREATER KL
RIVER OF LIFE
Connects and enhances existing public spaces and to provide a distinct and uniform identity for all public spaces along the river-
front.
A high-income and top-20 liveable city by 2020
eg: mrt, greener KL, iconic places, river of life, pedestrian networkTowards making Kuala Lumpur a
World Class City
Connects and enhances existing public spaces and to provide a distinct and uniform identity for all public spaces along the river-
front.
ESPLANADE TO GARDENS BY THE BAY
PARKINGMRT
WEEK 4
Week 3 feedbacks
- Journey from KL Sentral --> National Museum --> Tasik Perdana- Propose change of existing land use- Case study: High Line Park, the design has to fit with Malaysian climate- Invent new journeys all over the area- Museum as a part of the journey - not just about linking places - and treated as metaphorical idea- Add more programs
WEEK 5
Week 4 feedbacks
Week 3 feedbacks
- Designing in section- Scheme?- Constraint
- Journey from KL Sentral --> National Museum --> Tasik Perdana- Case study: High Line Park, the design has to fit with Malaysian climate- Invent new journeys all over the area- Museum as a part of the journey - not just about linking places - and treated asmetaphorical idea- Add more programs
WEEK 6 - KL
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section 4
section 5
section 6
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NODES AND FEATURES
IMAGINARY CONNECTION
DETOUR
THICKENING
SPREADING
BRANCHING
MULTIPLYING
Food + museum (eg: modern art)Market (eg: night market, pop-up stalls)Children museum + play areaStreet art gallery + installation
Green & shaded corridorOutdoor public areas
AdministrationAmphiteatrePermanent exhibitionClassrooms / function roomsRestortion & conservationStorageLoading dock
WEEK 8
Week 7 feedbacks
- Connecting KL Sentral to Tasik Perdana as fire escape route- Literally connecting via bridges- How to integrate public space with museum? shade the plaza with architectural element? - Suggestion: provide shading structure more critical thought on how to use the connections
- Adjust scheme to the site- Fire escape route- National Museum role rather than National History Museum- Designing on smaller scale i.e.: plan, sections, the bits of other buildings- Ensure all connections are working
activitiesarea
assembly area
‘National Museum?
‘National Museum?
“The museum is the colossal mirror in which man finally contemplates himself in every aspect”Rethinking Architecture 1997
Records the history of a nation + past achievements + identity & characterisitcs of a nation
Plot sequence Characters
LightingSound
- History- Pre-independent phase- Post-independent period- Future target (eg: 2020 Vision)
- Important figures- Races & ethnics- Nation builders
Photo by Dan Tassell (2010)
- Artificial lighting : mood & atmosphere- Natural lighting : indoor ambience quality- Light-sensitive artifacts
- Traffic noise- Indoor acoustic system & effect
Learning from film making
Circulation
WEEK 9
WEEK 10
WEEK 11
Week 8 feedbacks
- design carefully assembly area- analyze section of the big plate- refer to KLCC park landscape; bench, jogging track, softscape etc- path from office to park, through museum as another path- spatial programs
WEEK 12
Week 11 feedbacks
- sections- thickness of wall, floor, roof etc- building structure on plan- 3 characteristics: >Elevated plate double as food court & assembly point >High contrast building hue >Strips of network/space generating different stories
Elevated plate functions as food court & assembly pointHigh contrast building shade
Strips of network/space generating different stories
WEEK 14
SITE CONTEXT & ANALYSIS
pedestrian connectivity
level
view from towers
activitiesarea
assembly area
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
activitiesarea
assembly area
“When we visit museums, we both feel that imaginative, affective encounters expand our ideas, and uncertain, open-ended experinces can be productive”
(2012)
Hannah Coulson, curator
Annabel Fraser , architect, narrative construction and exhibiton designer
DESIGN STRATEGIES
DESIGN PROCESS
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PLANS
LEVEL 2
public toilet & locker room
kiosk kioskbike shed
gift shop
food courtprayer room
gallery
lobbydrop-off
vehicular entrance
storage
administration
storage
library amphiteatre
conservation & reserarch
class
children play area
LEVEL 3
gallery
special exhibition
permanent gallery
temporary gallery
temporary gallery
library
administration
rain shelter
link (pop-up stalls)
lookout spot
LEVEL 4
temporarygallery
temporarygallery
permanentgallery
parkingcirculation
liftstairsservicesloading
storage
gallery
office
commercial:cafeshop
classroomtheatrehall
linkfood court
park
section 1
permanent exhibition gallery
parkingparking
drop off entrancevehicular access
temporary exhibition gallery
temporary exhibition gallery
lobbylink
gift shopcafe
temporary exhibition gallery
temporary exhibition gallery
parkingparking
drop off entrancevehicular accesstemporary exhibition gallery lobby
link
gift shop
cafe
temporary exhibition gallery
section 2
link link
children’s museumartist colony children play area
linkgallery
Jalan Damansara
Jalan DamansaraJalan Damansara
pop up stalls
artist colony children play area
children museum
gallery
OTHER FEATURES