Kuala lumpur presentation

ISAACK MUJA | 0328893 | FNBE JULY 1

CONTENT
NO TOPIC PAGE
1 Student info & project aim
A. INTRODUCTION
2 Intro: Kuala Lumpur
3 Intro: 3 specific areas
B. SITE EXPLORATION
4 5 senses (tangible &
intangible factors)
5 Types of buildings &
functions
6 Visual characters of the area
7 Public facilities, areas &
zoning
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8 The infrastructure, road
systems & transportation
hubs
9 Activities, social, businesses,
history & culture
10 Panoramic and street views
11 Meeting points, main
intersections, landmarks and
interesting places
C. THE STATION
12 Functions, layout, design,
history, services,
architectural elements
D. CONCLUSION
13 Summary & swot analysis

STUDENT INFO
• NAME: ISAACK MUJA
• COURSE: FNBE
• INTAKE: JULY
• YEAR: 2016
• LECTURE: MISS DELLIYA
• PHONE NUMBER: +601116477023

PROJECT AIMS
• This projects aims to guides as through Malaysia by showing the exploration and survey
in the city of Kuala Lumpur and how we can reconstruct the areas which are badly
constructed or need modifications.
• It also tends to show different ways/routes and pathways for cars, trains and buses and
also the sewage systems, node points or meeting points of the roads.
• Also activities that surrounds the area, businesses, cultures and history of the place.

PART A: INTRODUCTION
KUALA LUMPUR
• Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, is the national capital of Malaysia as well as its largest
city. The city covers an area of 243 km2 and has an estimated population of 1.7 million as
of 2015. Greater Kuala Lumpur, also known as the Klang Valley, is an urban
agglomeration of 7.2 million people as of 2013. It is among the fastest growing
metropolitan regions in South-East Asia, in terms of population and economy.
• Kuala Lumpur is the seat of the Parliament of Malaysia. The city was once home to the
executive and judicial branches of the federal government, but they were moved to
Putrajaya in early 1999.
• Kuala Lumpur is one of three Federal Territories of Malaysia, enclaved within the state of
Selangor, on the central west coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Since the 1990s, the city has
hosted many international sporting, political and cultural events including the 1998
Commonwealth Games and the Formula One Grand Prix. In addition, Kuala Lumpur has
the tallest twin buildings in the world, the Petronas Twin Towers, which are an icon
symbol of Malaysia's futuristic development.

Kuala Lumpur's eleven districts serve
as administrative subdivisions under
the Kuala Lumpur City Hall authority.
• 1.Bukit Bintang
• 2.Titiwangsa
• 3.Setiawangsa
• 4.Wangsa Maju
• 5.Batu
• 6.Kepong
• 7.Segambut
• 8.Lembah Pantai
• 9.Seputeh
• 10.Bandar Tun Razak
• 11.Cheras

3 SPECIFIC SITES
1) Avenue K
• Its an area located along Jalan Ampang road in Kuala Lumpur.
• It consists of several stores and many others such as, 1 KTV, 1
gym, 7 bars, 2 nurseries, 1 LRT station, 160 retailers, 22 dinosaurs,
1 food atrium and 1 bowling alley.
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2) Suria KLCC
• It’s a big beautiful area located in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
• Its along the Ampang Jalan road next to The
Petronas Twin Towers and maxis tower.
• It’s a big shopping mall consisting of a lot of
shops and outlets.

3) Ampang road (main junction)
• it’s a road with many junctions connecting together,
passing across jalan p ramlee road and jalan yap kwan seng
road.
• Its helps the movement along for people who are going to
the Australian high commission, Equity bank, Avenue k
apartments and shopping mall and also people who are
going to visit the Petronas Twin Towers.

PART B: SITE EXPLORATION
5 SENSES

Avenue k
Bus stop
Petronas Twin Towers

2) HEAR
• Construction voices opposite Avenue k.
• The sound of cars, motorcycle, busses and LRT.
• Sounds made by buskers in the shopping mall(Avenue k).
• Footsteps for people who are in that area walking from one
place to another.
• Sound of cranes used for constructions.
• Elevators sound.
• Trollies for shopping.
• ATM machines.
• Money paid for items bought.
• Fresh air passing above us.

3) TASTE
• Taste of the food around the area.
• There a lot of places such as Nandos, mamak, macdonalds, kfc

4) TOUCH
• The environment has a lot to touch and feel by our palms
and hands. Things such as
• shopping bags
• pouches for ladies
• Items for construction such as pipes, see saw, hammer
• Leaves around the areas, such as the ones around the
petronas twin towers.
• Elevators
• Poles

5) SMELL
• The smell surrounding the area its so good.
Most of the smell comes form
• Food stores such as bakery
• The plants and trees around the area
• Perfumes from stores
• A little bit of sweat from the people
constructing the area

Type of buildings & function
Avenue K
• Its an apartment building and also a parking area
• Cars usually park inside and they are charged 1rm per an
hour.
• Its located next to avenue k mall which its all under one
owner.

Avenue k mall
• It’s a big shopping mall in the area.
• It consists of several stores and many
others such as, 1 KTV, 1 gym, 7 bars, 2
nurseries, 1 LRT station, 160 retailers,
22 dinosaurs, 1 food atrium and 1
bowling alley.

The petronas twins tower
• These are the tallest buildings in Malaysia.
They are the icon buildings in the country.
• It consists of offices in that area and also
acts as a parking building for the people
who work around that area.
• It also acts as a tourist area because a lot
of people go to see among the tallest
building in the world

Public bank
• Its one among the bank
owned by the Malaysian
government.
• Its along the main junction
of the jalan ampang road,
jalan ramlee and jalan yap
kwan seng.
• Its full of offices inside it.

Wisma equity
• Its a bank located next to the
avenue k apartment.
• Its along the jalan ampang
road which Is a busy street.

Visual characters of the area
• The area has a lot of variety types of buildings in the area such as
offices, banks such as public bank, equity bank, shopping malls like
avenue k and the suria klcc, food courts such as nandos,
macdonalds, kfc and tourist place such as the petronas twin
towers.
• The jalan ampang road seems to have a lot of users due to the
resources available there and alos for the people who live in the
avenue k apartments and who also work in that area.
• The trees found along the area are quite huge compared to other
places which makes the surroundings more beautiful and provides
fresh air for the people to breath in.

Public facilities, areas & zoning
• Shopping malls

• Embassy areas

Tourist sites

Petronas tower zoning
• Drop off zone

Klcc

• Klcc zones

Avenue k

The infrastructure, road system and transportation hub

Monorail map

Parking areas

Rapid kl train service

Activities
Social
• The is a water park at Petrona
Twin tower
• There is an aquarium in the klcc
area
• Events such as music festivals
are sometimes held at the
Petronas twins tower.
Business
• There are appartments such as
the avenue k which are rented.
• Different banks in the area such
as the Ambank, Equity bank and
offices inside the Petronas twin
towers.

History
• LocationKuala Lumpur, Malaysia
• Groundbreaking was in March 1993
• Construction started in 1 January 1996
• Completed in 1 January 1997
• Inaugurated in 31 August 1999; 17 years ago
• Renovated in 1 January 1998
• The site of the Kuala Lumpur City Centre was historically part
of an affluent suburban residential area north of the old
Kuala Lumpur town, linked to the town via Ampang Road and
populated by bungalows and mansions dating as far back as
the colonial early-20th century. The centrepiece of the area
was the original site of the Selangor Turf Club, with many
houses constructed around the site to capitalise on views of
the racing course. As large scale development moved
northwards from old Kuala Lumpur town after the 1950s,
development of the area gradually shifted from low-density
residential homes to high-density commercial complexes and
offices, raising the appeal of developing the suburb into a
new commercial centre for Kuala Lumpur. In 1988, the
Selangor Turf Club site and adjoining residential parcels were
sold to be cleared away for the KLCC project; the Turf Club
was subsequently relocated to Sungai Besi. In the subsequent
years after the relocation of the Turf Club, more surrounding
residential plots were acquired for further development of
the KLCC
Culture
• Kuala Lumpur is the cultural centre of Peninsular Malaysia. A
melting pot of cultures and traditions, the city is a modern
and cosmopolitan capital with the three dominant ethnicities
– Malays, Chinese and Indians – that form the majority of
Malaysia’s population.
• Although these races, and sundry ethnic groups, have
distinctly different cultures and traditions, Malaysia’s
populace gets along swimmingly. Whether it’s due to the
languid and generous spirit of the nation or because of the
simple fact that the country is a beautiful and serene land is
anyone’s guess. When you’re in Malaysia you’ll encounter
friendly people with ready smiles just about everywhere you
go.

Meeting point

Panoramic & street views

Main intersections & landmark
• One among the landmarks in klcc
it’s the Petronas twin towers

Interesting places
The petronas twin towers
• Its an interesting building which is among the
tallest buildings in the world and also a Malaysian
icon.
• A lot of people go there everyday to visit the
towers and see the amazing features they have,
which attract people from different corners of the
earth to come see it.
Avenue k
• Its also ne among the most interesting places in
klcc which offers variety of food and shops but also
bowling alley.

PART C: THE STATION
History
• KLCC LRT station is an underground rapid transit station in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, served by
the Kelana Jaya Line.
• KLCC LRT - Platformboard
• It is located in the basement of Avenue K, a shopping mall along Jalan Ampang. A pedestrian
subway links the station to Suria KLCC and the rest of the KLCC development which includes
the Petronas Twin Towers, Maxis Tower and the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Located
outside the station, along Jalan Ampang and Jalan P Ramlee, is the KLCC bus hub.
• Located right in the middle of the city, and so close to many landmarks, this is one of the
busiest stations on the LRT system. It is packed especially on weekends and school holidays.
• The pedestrian walkway linking between the Petronas Twin Towers and Pavilion Kuala
Lumpur shopping centre in Bukit Bintang was launched in January 2012 and completed now

Layout & design

Station layout
• G Street Level Taxi Stand, Shopping Centres
• C Concourse Faregates, Ticketing Machines, Station Control, Shops,
Shopping Centres
• P Platform 1 Kelana Jaya Line towards KJ1 Gombak (→)
• Island platform, Doors will open on the right
• Platform 2 Kelana Jaya Line towards KJ37 Putra Heights (←)
Around the station[edit]
• AmBank Tower
• Aquaria KLCC
• Avenue K
• ExxonMobil Tower
• KLCC District Cooling
• KLCC Park
• Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
• Maxis Tower
• Petronas Filharmonik Hall
• Petronas Tower 3
• Petronas Twin Towers
• Suria KLCC

Strength
• The area acts as the source of
income to the government in
the tourism sector and also the
tax collected from the
businesses operated in the area.
Weakness
• There is a high traffick jam due
to a lot of people use the road to
go to their offices and the banks
around the area and also some
tourist busses which pass
around showing the tourist the
Petronas twin towers and the
area surrounding it.

Opportunities
• There seems to be a lot of
opportunities in the area due to
the availability of different
stores and offices.
• The opportunity leads to the
decrease in the number of
unemployment in the country
hence increasing the countries
economy.
Threats
• There are no threats so far due
to the positioning of the
buildings and the availability of
fresh air in the area surrounding.

CONCLUSION
• In general the Klcc area it’s a beautiful and an amaizing area which is
developed and occupied with a lot of business such as offices and
shopping malls inclusively of the food stores.
• It has a wide variety of choices to make when choosing an item and it
also has one among the tallest building in the world where a lot of
people especially tourist go to visit. Its also an office building where
people work.
• The jalan ampang road seems to have a lot of vegetations such as
plants, flowers and large trees along the road compared to other
roads.

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