Design Ideals Journal (DIJ)
Not a member yet
195 research outputs found
Sort by
A NOSEDIVE INTO BERTAPAK BUANA
Get PDFThe Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design (KAED), IIUM was given a stretch of land within the campus to develop the Malay Enclave Project. The Malay Enclave Project was initiated in 2017 through the preservation and relocation of the 111 years old Rumah Kutai from the state of Perak as a move towards preserving the Malay heritage and architecture as part of the UNESCO Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) initiative. “Reminiscing the Tradition†is the overall project concept to recall thecontinuity of Malay culture-their customs and institutions as well as their social attitudes. Under the Malay Enclave Project, a multidisciplinary KAED student group from the three disciplines-Architecture, Interior Design and Quantity Surveyor; were given the task to design IIUM Cultural and Natural Heritage Living Centre. The site was divided into four different plots. Each team were required to produce a strong concept and work together to create a masterplan of IIUM Cultural and Natural Heritage Living Centre. The team is also required to design five gazebos in the masterplan that reflect the Bugis culture. Bugis is one of the Malay Nusantara culture found in Gombak. The Gazebo is to be designed to budget.
Keywords: Malay Bugis Architecture, Heritage, Cultural, Gazeb
MALAY INFLUENCED BENCHES DESIGN
Get PDFOutdoor benches are one of the important elements in landscape design especially at heritage sites. The design of these benches will add to the overall identity of the whole development. The purpose of this research and design is to propose an outdoor bench design that will compliment the concept of Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design (KAED) Malay Heritage Living Lab at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Gombak Campus. The objective of this design is to innovate the outdoor bench design so as to incorporate the value of Malay traditional elements. For this purpose, Malay traditional design elements taken from five states in Malaysia served as the main inspiration. These states are Perak, Melaka, Terengganu, Kedah and Kelantan. As the Malay motifs in the traditional design were derived from nature, they give a strong connection between the park and its immediate site. Other important elements in designing the furniture such as ergonomics, safety and material ere taken into considerations. The outcome of this research and design exploration of Malay traditional elements from different states inMalaysia, is the discovery of a new concept of outdoor bench for heritage sites.
Keywords: Malay traditional elements, outdoor benches, ergonomic desig
REDEVELOPMENT OF ABANDONED HIGHLAND TOWERS AS MEMORIAL LANDSCAPE
Get PDFThe aim of this project is to reclaim the abandoned area of Highland Towers and redevelop the area into a memorial park. The objectives of the project are to rejuvenate the historical value of the place, to revitalize the abandoned area, and to propose green spaces. The process included identifying issues and the solutions for the proposed design of the project. Data collection method consisted of primary and secondary data of the subject. The proposed design considers the slope condition and the historic value of the site. Any proposed development must take considerations the stability of the slope condition.
Keywords: Memorial Landscape, Limestone Hill, Eco-Tourism Park
NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS AND GUIDELINES FOR MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
Get PDFNotes and Guidelines for Design Ideals, Vol 2, Issue
PASAR JAWA: SPECIAL AREA PLAN (SAP) FOR KLANG ROYAL TOWN, SELANGOR
Get PDFThe project aims to design the Special Area Plan (SAP) for Pasar Jawa Klang Selangor. The newly proposed J-Market Square Park will be the new commercial area. This market square is designed to create a new landmark and promote tourism activities. The supporting facilities such as pergola, bins, water fountain andlamp post are designed in several designated areas include seating area, eating area, food hub and walkable area
ACEH ENCLAVED GARDEN DESIGN
Get PDFThis project aims to design a recreational park which is located at the Cultural and Malay Heritage Living Laboratory in International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), Gombak, in front of Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design (KAED). The park is to be designed according to Aceh Architecture as Aceh people were one of the first settlers at Gombak area. Thepark is divided into four plots. Each plot consists of different activities and gazebos. The gazebos were designed based on the spaces in the Aceh traditional house concept. Each gazebo is designed to respond to nature and the activities at the plot. Materials and carvings resembling Aceh architecture are to be part of the gazebo design.
Keywords: Aceh Architecture, Seuromea Keu, Seuromea Teungoh, Seuromea Likot, Rumoh Dap
DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL REPORT FOR LEMBAH SAYONG, KUALA KANGSAR: DE’ SAYONG, A MULTIGENERATIONAL GREEN NEIGHBOURHOOD
No full textEvery development is required to obtain planning permission (Town and Country Planning Act1976 (Act172) section 19(1)). One of the requirements is thesubmission of Development Proposal Report (DPR). Among issues highlighted in Kuala Kangsar Local Plan for 2020 for DPR are the high rate of unemploymentrate and ageing population; a poor reflection on Royal image of the town and tourism; many unplanned areas; and the lack of economic activities to boost up the development area. Site visits, discussion with relevant local authorities, interviews with the local community and on-site data collection relevant to the sitesconducted and analysed for development recommendation. As output, a complete document consisting of detail proposal, layout plan and comprehensive report, i.e. Development Proposal Report (DPR), submitted
