B.Sc (Architecture) Works

Bachelor of Science (Architecture)

Initially this was a 4-year Diploma course, catered for students to enrol directly from O Level of local syllabus. The Diploma did not have any short-cut or leeway for students coming from A Levels or Matriculation Year. All undergraduate intake are enrolled from Year 1.

Bachelor of Science has replaced Diploma in 2007, allowing flexibilty for Matriculation and A Levels students to be enrolled into Year 2. This way, the Bachelor of Science has been standardised to the current architecture education standard.

Most of my projects were done manually until the final year. For this reason, I am confident with my freehand sketching.

Graphic Communication

Year 1. Project ranged from pencil exercises to watercolour, pen sketches and others. Also students were exposed to spatial organisation.

Medium: Mostly Ink on Catridge Paper

Urban Infill Project in Teluk Intan, Perak

Year 2. This project was an exercise to organise space in an urban area and to respect Teluk Intan's history. The leaning clock tower at the Town Square was like our own little Pisa.

Medium: Ink on Tracing Paper

Anglers Club - Tasik Temenggor

Year 2. A very challenging project on a really steep site. This was when I discovered my liking for contour lines and survey levels.

Medium: Pastel on Bond Paper

Athelete Rehabilitation Centre - Cameron Highlands

Year 3. Cameron Highland had a reputation for its notorious land levels, thus this project was SUPER challenging. However, it was one of my favourite projects because of how much effort we put into studying the sports facilities needed. On top of that, we also have to translate all the design drawing into construction document, having them hand drawn and strictly no CAD softwares.

Construction documentation: Ink on Tracing Paper
Presentation set medium: Pastel on Bond Paper