PROPOSED NEW INTERIOR DESIGN OF AL-IKHSAN SPORTS CAFE & RETAIL

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA

FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE, PLANNING AND SURVEYING DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

OCTOBER 2010

It is recomemded that this project report prepared by

SITI NORFARAHIN BINTI HJ. MAASOM

PROPOSED NEW INTERIOR DESIGN OF AL-IKHSAN SPORTS CAFE & RETAIL

FOR AL-IKHSAN SPORTS SDN. BHD. AT G-07, LAMAN SERI BUSSINESS PARK, SEKSYEN 13, PERSIARAN SUKAN, 40000 SHAH ALAM, SELANGOR

accepted in partially fullfillment of the requirements for a Diploma in Interior Design

Report Supervisor : --- --- g -g -/<s> - t £ > Pn. Norashikin B tA bd Karim Course Coordinator : ______________________________________ Pn. Azizah binti Md Ajis

Programme Coordinator : ______________________________________ Dr. Ahmad Marzukhi bin Monir

ABSTRACT

The plan is a powerful tools in the design process that requires both intellectual and creative rigor. The focus of this article is the methodology of hoe the plan is presented, developed and understood in sophomore interior design studio. The studio’s goal is to give students a foundation of understanding by broadening their knowledge of spatial design through the study of the plan and plan language. The plan is what architects, interior designers and landscape designers use to move people through space, to organize space, and to place objects in space.

The article outlines how this material presented through readings, lecture and design projects. The lessons require students to be creative and analytical in developing a plan, to gain visual literacy in understanding a plan and its spaces, and to use plan language in their explanations in studio. Students should learn to think and speak in terms of entry, path and goal. Plan language includes such terms as axis, centering and re-centering, symmetry, focas point, gesturing, reinforcement, in-line, articulation and hierarchy.

Students are required to take a letterform and develop an orchestrated spatial walk through the form using plan language, and then they must complete a series of diagrams. Past and present plan types are analyzed and important architects who have contributed to the plan and plan language are discussed.

The plan is the element which most interior designers use to develop space. Therefore, students and educators should have a greater understanding and vocabulary for such an important tool.

Abstract

Acknowledgements Table of Content List of Table List of Figure List of Diagram List of Photo

CONTENTS

CHAPTER 1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 INTRODUCTION

1.2 PROJECT ISSUES 1.2.1 General issue 1.2.2 Design issue

i ii v xi xiii xv xvi

PAGES

1

1

2 2 2

1.2.3 Additional issue

1.3 PROJECT AIM

1.4 PROJECT OBJECTIVE 1.4.1 First Objective 1.4.2 Second Objective 1.4.3 Third Objective

1.5 PROJECTMETHODOLOGY

1.5.1 First Phase 1.5.2 Second Phase 1.5.3 Third Phase

1.6 PROJECT SCOPE

1.6.1 Space Requirement for cafe 1.6.2 Space Requirement for retail

vi

3

4 4 5 5

5 6 8

10

14 15 16 3

CHAPTER

1.7 PROJECT LIMITATION 1.7.1 Site Background 1.7.2 New to the public 1.7.3 Site Compatitors

1.8 PROJECT SIGNICANT 1.8.1 Significant to the client 1.8.2 Significant to the community

2.0 CLIENT

2.1 CLIENT

2.1.1 Client Background 2.1.2 Company History

2.2 ORGANIZATION CHART

2.3 ORGANIZATION OUTLET BRANCH

17 17 17 17

18 18 18

19

19 19

21

22

23

vii