Ucapan Takziah

Seluruh warga Fakulti Alam Bina, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia mengucapkan takziah kepada keluarga Allahyarhamha Siti Khuzaimah Annuar, 27 alumni Jabatan Ukur Bahan Fakulti Alam Bina, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia yang telah kembali ke rahmatullah dalam tragedi kemalangan helikopter pada 20 Julai 2012 di Sri Aman, Sarawak.

Semoga keluarga Allahyarhamha redha dengan kehilangan ahli keluarga tersayang dan tabah menghadapi dugaanNya. Didoakan agar Allahyarhamha dicucuri rahmatNya dan ditempatkan bersama orang-orang yang beriman. Al-Fatihah.

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Welcomes, New Staff Members

The Faculty of Built Environment welcomes new staff members who recently joined the faculty community.

Welcome to:

Dr. Lim Yaik Wah
Senior Lecturer (DS 51)
Department of Architecture

Date Joined : 1.6.2012

Dr. Soheil Sabri
Senior Lecturer (DS51)
Department of Urban & Regional Planning

Date Joined : 3.7.2012

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Menjayakan landskap berkualiti

Wartawan Sinar Harian
7 Jun 2012

SRI MEDAN – Penuntut Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) bukan sahaja diberi pendedahan dalam lapangan pekerjaan, malah turut didedahkan dengan beberapa aspek ilmiah lain. Dekan Fakulti Alam Bina, UTM Skudai, Prof Madya Dr Ahmad Nazri Muhammad Ludin berkata, antara yang dilakukan adalah permuafakatan dan kerjasama antara pihak akademik, iaitu pihak institusi pengajian tinggi (IPT), agensi kerajaan serta masyarakat dalam satu komuniti   dalam menjayakan sesuatu yang direncanakan.

“Pada kerjasama yang dilakukan ini ialah memperlihatkan pihak yang terlibat menjayakan pembangunan landskap berkualiti serta berlestari yang memberikan banyak manfaat kepada golongan sasar. “Pelajar juga dapat menunjukkan bakat terpendam mereka yang selama ini hanya ditunjukkan dalam kertas yang berbentuk idea sahaja tanpa praktikal yang sebenar.

“Diharapkan pendedahan seperti ini cukup berguna dan dapat digunakan oleh mereka dengan sebaik mungkin,” katanya kepada Sinar Harian di Kampung Sejagong, Sri Medan, baru-baru ini. Beliau ditemui ketika hadir pada Program Kelestarian Kampung Sejagong/Sri Kepoh yang dianjurkan UTM dengan kerjasama Jawatankuasa Penyelarasan Mukim-Mukim (JPMM) Dun Sri Medan.

Ia juga mendapat kerjasama daripada Pejabat Daerah Batu Pahat, Majlis Daerah Yong Peng (MDYP), Pejabat Penghulu Mukim 18 Sri Medan dan Jawatankuasa Kemajuan dan Keselamatan Kampung (JKKK) Sejagong/ Sri Kepoh.

Program yang disertai 50 penuntut UTM itu turut dihadiri dan dirasmikan oleh Pegawai Daerah Batu Pahat, Ab Wahab Ridwan dan Ketua Kampung Sejagong, Mursidi Munasir. Menurut Ahmad Nazri lagi, program itu juga akan dapat mengekal dan mempertingkat persekitaran yang kondusif serta mampan, juga mewujudkan kerjasama yang erat di kalangan mereka.

“Ia juga dapat mentransformasikan landskap kampung kepada lebih berkualiti dan menarik. “Paling utama dalam program ini adalah menjadikan Kampung Sejagong/Sri Kepoh sebagai salah satu destinasi pelancongan kampung yang  unggul di peringkat nasional serta global,” katanya.

Sementara itu, wakil pelajar, Tan Ying Ying berkata, pendedahan itu amat berguna buat dirinya serta penuntut lain yang menyertainya. “Saya dan juga pelajar lain dapat menunjukkan bakat yang terpendam selama ini, yang sebelum  ini hanya kami tunjukkan secara teori sahaja di dalam kelas,” katanya.

Sumber : Sinar Harian

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A Winner At Floria 2012, Putrajaya

At FLORIA 2012, 21 students from Department of Landscape Architecture constructed a plot of flora display in Putrajaya from 25th to 28th June 2012. They were among a score of competitors at the annual flora design competition. The construction of the plot was based on garden design theme, BOUGAIN‘VILLA’: HOME GARDEN FOR EVERYONE. Taking its name from bougainvillea, Bougain‘villa’ is vision of home with beauty, idyllic and comfort. A journey of discovery along the meandering path awaits the visitor to come to the villa. Putrajaya (Garden and intelligent city) is a place where people live, play and work. The fusion of elements;  umbrella, dome and bougainvillea make up a space like home in making Putrajaya land as a model city. The elements and symbolism of the design are as follows:

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DESIGN BRIEF:

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Taking its name from bougainvillea, Bougain‘villa’ is vision of home with beauty, idyllic and comfort. A journey of discovery along the meandering path awaits the visitor to come to the villa.

Putrajaya (Garden and intelligent city) is a place where people live, play and work. The fusion of elements;  umbrella, dome and bougainvillea make up a space like home in making Putrajaya land as a model city.

 

Elements and Symbolism:

 

The journey is based from bougainvillea bracts to bring visitors through human with their relationship, responsibility and appreciation.

 

Dome at the middle of bougain‘villa’ symbolized Putrajaya. It shows that all human connections evolve in Putrajaya.

 

Umbrella sign as thermal comfort living. The form is assimilating from the form of bougainvillea flower.

 

Design Approaches:

1. Man+Man (Relationship)

The colourful bracts simply reflect the variety races in Malaysia.

2. Man+God

As referred to the hadith saying;

“He brought you into being from the earth, and made you dwell in it”-(Sura Hud:61)

From the hadith, the greenery and colourful flower is one of the ways to beautify the bare earth.

 3. Man+Environment (Appreciation)

Utilizing the plants as one of the way to make people realize the uniqueness of environment and the same time developing human awareness.

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Perspective view of Bougain ‘villa’

 

With the fund of RM5000, the students completed a colourful and an attractive flora plot. It fascinated the juries of the completion that awarded them with third place accompanying a starlight award. Congratulations to the students and lecturers. Tahniah!

 FLORIA 2012

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Sustainable Village Program – Kg. Sejagong, Sg. Kepoh Mukim 18 Sri Medan, Batu Pahat, Johor

On 29th May until 3rd June 2012, Department of Landscape Architecture, FBE had organized Sustainable Village Program at Kg. Sejagong, Sg. Kepoh, Mukim 18, Sri Medan. A total of 58 students of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) consist of 35 Landscape Architecture students and the rest are students from engineering faculty have stayed at Kampung Sejagong, Sg Kepoh starting from 29th Mei till 3rd June 2012 to accomplish the Sustainable Village Program by constructing the village entrance signage and school landscape for Sek. Keb. Sejagong, together with the local community.

This service learning program had a full support and cooperation from Centre of General Courses and Co-curriculum, Batu Pahat District Office, Yong Peng District Council, and village committee. The objectives of this program are to give an exposure and awareness about the importance of creating a sustainable landscape design for village environment. Apart from that, it also benefits to students in a way that they can practice the right method of constructing hardscape and softcape for school and village community.

The opening ceremony was launched by Tuan Haji Ab. Wahab Bin Ridwan, Batu Pahat District Officer on 3rd June 2012 which took place at the Sejagong Primary School Hall. Together with Encik Mustafa Kamal Bin Abdullah, Secretary to President Yong Peng District Council and Dean, Faculty of Built Environment, Prof. Dr. Ahmad Nazri Bin Muhamad Ludin has planting a tree during the ceremony at the site as a symbolic of entrance landmark to the village. Other program was held are adoption program and exhibition of proposed landscape masterplan by landscape architecture students for three different areas which are Sek. Keb. Sejagong, the area of Kampung Sejagong and Batu Pahat district. The villagers also took a chance to exhibit their handmade craft during the ceremony.

This program was headed by Dr. Mohd Hisyam Rasidi with the assistance by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohd Sarofil Abu Bakar and Mdm Zanariah Jasmani.