The document provides an analysis of the site for a proposed martial arts center at the UiTM Shah Alam campus in Selangor, Malaysia. It includes an introduction to the area and objectives of the project. Site studies were conducted on soil type, hydrology, climate, culture, land use, facilities and utilities. The soil type is mostly laterite soil with high water content. Flooding is prevented by a nearby flood collector channel. Climate is hot and humid year-round with frequent rainfall. Surrounding land use includes residential, commercial and educational facilities. Existing facilities and utilities like roads, drainage and electricity were also analyzed.

2. MUHAMMAD SHAFAIZ BIN KAMAL SAIDI 2012944259
MUHAMMAD RIDHWAN BIN ZAKARIA 2012183633
MUHAMMAD NIZAM BIN SHUHAIMI 2012762475
MOHD FAIQ AIZAD BIN MOHD ZAMIR 2012338273
NURUL FAHANIS BINTI AHMAD MUSA 2012921785
SHABELLA BINTI SHAHURI 2012543025
PREPARED FOR :
EN. MOHD ALJEFRI HUSSIN

3. CONTENT

4. INTRODUCTION-
OBJECTIVES-
KEY PLAN & LOCATION PLAN-
SITE PLAN-
SITE VIEW-
SITE SURROUNDING-

5. Site analysis is an inventory completed as a preparatory step to site planning, a form of urban
planning which involves research, analysis, and conclusion. It primarily deals with basic data
as it relates to a specific site. The topic itself branches into the boundaries of architecture and
urban planning. Studies were conducted to investigate the various aspects that can help in
designing a martial art center which has been assigned to every student in the studio.
INTRODUCTION

6. Shah Alam is the state capital of Selangor,
Malaysia and situated within the Petaling District
and a small portion of the neighbouring Klang
District. It is located about 25 kilometres west of
the country's capital, Kuala Lumpur.
The UiTM Shah Alam campus is the flagship
institution of the University Technology MARA
System, the largest university in Malaysia in terms
of size and student enrollment and the only public
university carrying out intakes twice a year. The
university faculties comprise 4,000 academics,
scholars and researchers. The university has
expanded nationwide with four satellite campuses,
12 branch campuses, nine city campuses and 21
affiliated colleges. With this network and over
17,000 staff, the university offers more than 300
academic programs. It is home to some 172,000
students: bumiputeras and international students
INTRODUCTION

7. OBJECTIVES
1. To promote creative ideas in designing of complex for future use.
2. To expose students with the technique and procedure of project
development.
3. To evaluate the economic impact from the project.
4. To study the legislatives planning, procedures and process of development.
5. To identify the benefits of project to the staffs, faculties and UiTM.

8. KEY PLAN & LOCATION PLAN
Proposed Site:
Near Gate 2,
UiTM Shah Alam,
Selangor Darul Ehsan

9. SITE PLAN

10. SITE VIEW

11. SITE SURROUNDING
UiTM Health Centre
General Hospital
Laman Seni
SK Seksyen 7
Commercial Centre
Giant Hypermarket Plaza Perabot Shah Alam
Residential

12. SOIL-
HYDROLOGY-
CLIMATE-

13. • SOIL TYPE
• SWOC

14. The soil types of the UiTM Shah Alam campus
are mostly mixture of laterite soil.
SOIL

15. SOIL

16. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Soil
- Suitable for
construction
- Good
permeability
- High water
content
- Its friability and
erodible when
exposed
- Pile foundation
are the most
suitable for a
building at
proposed site
- Not suitable
for high rise
construction
SWOC

17. • KLANG RIVER MAP
• WATER FLOW
• SWOC

18. KLANG RIVER MAP

19. Detention
Pond
Proposed
Site
Flood
Collector
WATER FLOW
Water flow to
Klang River

20. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Water
- Flood Collector
prevent site from
flood problem
- Good flow to
prevent from soil
erosion at the
site
- The water
table
movement will
effect the
strength of the
soil
- Site area
become
smaller
- The overflow
water from the
site can be
directed to the
flood collector
- High potential
of aquifer will
contain more
water in the
soil lead the
soil to weaken.
- Road widening
works to be
difficult
SWOC

21. • CLIMATE
• PRECIPITATION
• WIND MOVEMENT
• HUMIDITY
• SUN AND WIND DIRECTION
• SWOC

22. Situated nearly right on the equator, Malaysia’s climate
characteristics are :
1.Uniform temperature
2.High humidity
3.Generally light winds
4.It rains all year-long.
CLIMATE

23. 0
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Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2011
2012
2013
2014
The weather in Malaysia is characterized by two
monsoon regimes, namely, the Southwest Monsoon from
late May to September, and the Northeast Monsoon
from November to March. The Northeast Monsoon
brings heavy rainfall, whereas the Southwest Monsoon
normally signifies relatively drier weather.
PRECIPITATION

24. • The South-West Monsoon is
usually from June to September.
• The wind-flow is generally south-
westerly and light, approximately
15 knots.
• As the central and southern areas
of the peninsula are shielded by
Sumatra from the winds
associated with these monsoon, it
has vary little impact on the
Selangor area as the winds are
usually bereft of rain by the time
it hits the central and southern
part of the peninsula
WIND MOVEMENT
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
2011
2012
2013
2014

25. 58
60
62
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66
68
70
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76
78
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
2011
2012
2013
2014
• September- December
humidity level high
especially in April with an
average of daily low
humidity 67%.
• May-Sep humidity level
lowers due to decreasing
precipitation.
HUMIDITY

26. SUN AND WIND DIRECTION
SUNRISESUNSET
WIND DIRECTION

27. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Sun
• Plenty of light will
minimize the use
of light in the
building.
• The
temperature in
the building will
rise .
• hot
temperatures
all the time can
be used to
generate
energy through
the solar
system.
• requires a lot of
shading on the
building for
restricting the
sunlight from
entering the
building.
SWOC

28. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Precipitation
• due to frequent
rainfall will cause
the building and
cool environment.
• will impact on
building facades
and structures.
• water resources
can be replaced
by rainwater
that has been
processed for
general use.
• outdoor
activities will be
limited due to
the frequent
rain.
SWOC

29. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Wind
• wind flow will
make a good
ventilation for the
building.
• high-rise
buildings in the
surrounding
buildings will
obstruct the
movement of
the wind.
• energy
consumption
can be reduce
for open areas
because of the
natural
ventilation.
• requires a lot of
openings in
buildings for
natural
ventilation.
• The privacy for
occupant will
be minimize.
SWOC

30. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Temperature
• Temperature drop
at the end of the
year caused by
rainy season.
• The
temperature
high especially
dry season.
• minimize the
use of air-
conditioning
during rainy
season.
• The use of air-
conditioning
will be
maximize
because of hot
temperature.
• High
temperature
will cause
discomfort to
the public.
SWOC

31. CULTURAL-
LAND USE-
CIRCULATION-
FACILITIES-
UTILITIES-

32. • SHAH ALAM AREA
• SEKSYEN 7 AREA
• SWOC

33. 0 - 4
11%
5 - 9
12%
10 - 14
10%
15 - 19
9%20 - 24
14%
25 - 29
17%
30 - 34
14%
35 - 39
13%
AGE
Majority of people in Shah Alam are
between 25-29 years old
Malays are the majority in Shah Alam
SHAH ALAM AREA

34. Majority of people in Seksyen 7
area are between 22-32 years old
50% people in Seksyen 7 area are Malays
SEKSYEN 7 AREA

35. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Population
• heavily populated
areas
• majority of the
population is
among university
students.
• population
decreases
during the
semester break.
• majority of non-
permanent
residents.
• improve the
economy of
local residents.
• the crime rate
will rise.
• the risk of road
accidents are
likely to occur.
SWOC

36. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Activities
• a lot of space to
facilitate the
population.
• offer job
opportunities to
the people.
• to attract outsiders
come to deal in
the vicinity for
many business
conducted.
• traffic
congestion on
major roads.
• Plants/ trees or
water element
to filter the
noise and give
privacy.
• Plants/ trees or
water element
to filter the
noise and give
privacy.
SWOC

37. • SWOC

38. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Land Use
• located in the
rapidly developing
areas such as e.g.
commercial,
education and
residential areas.
• located close to
the main roads.
• open land
becomes
scarce.
• potential
visitors from
public, student
and staff of
UiTM.
• main entrance
in suffering
congestion.
SWOC

39. • FACILITIES
• SWOC (FACILITIES)
• UTILITIES
• SWOC (UTILITIES)

40. FACILITIES
Masjid Seksyen 7
Petrol Stations
Bus Stop
Commercial Area
Hospital & Health CentrePedestrian Crossover
Signboard
Road Lamp

41. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Facilities
• adequate existing
facilities such as
Signboard, bus
stop, pedestrian
bridges, walkways
and other.
• Some of
facilities was
vandalised.
• existing
facilities are not
used as
effectively as
possible.
• easier for
people to
perform daily
activities.
• Easy to find due
to many
signboard
nearby
• Need
frequently
maintanance
SWOC

42. UTILITIES
Drainage System
Flood Collector
Hydrant
Electrical Sub-station
Water Supply

43. STRENGTH WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITY CONSTRAINT
Utilities
• Accessibility of
ample lightings.
• Fire hydrant is
ample.
• Telecommunicatio
ns is nearby to the
site.
• Good sanitary
system
• Good water supply
system
• pipeline poor
conditions
often cause
flooding during
heavy rain.
• Safe in terms of
ample with fire
hydrants ..
• User friendly
and provide
security for
users.
• Good coverage
of cellular
communication
• Good
availability of
water supply.
• enlargement of
the drainage
system has
been difficult
due to the
restricted area.
SWOC

44. INTRODUCTION-
BUBBLE DIAGRAM-
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN-

45. INTRODUCTION

46. AIM
OBJECTIVES
CONCEPT
• To proposed an user-friendly and alive central.
• To equip the central with the welcoming and convenience
facilities.
• To meet the Green Index Requirement.
• Sustainable, User-friendly and Convenience UiTM Central.
• To create a UiTM Central for students and staffs to
intergrate, interact and socialize each other.
INTRODUCTION

47. 1.Accessibility
2.Circulation/parking
3.Public Amenities
4.Security/Main
Lounge/Multipurpose
Convention Hall
5.Facility for Disable
6.Commercial
areas/Bistro/ATM/Retail
Areas, Café, Restaurant
7.Sanitary System and
Health
8.Leisure Area/Sport
Facilities/Gymnasium/Recr
eational Facilities
9.IT Center
ELEMENTS OF THE BUILDING

48. BUILDING SPACES

49. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
LOCATION PLAN

50. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
SITE PLAN

51. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
FRONT & REAR ELEVATION
Rear Elevation
Front Elevation

52. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
RIGHT AND LEFT ELEVATION
Right Elevation
Left Elevation

53. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

54. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN

55. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
ROOF PLAN

56. Conclusion-

57. CONCLUSION