project 2 a slides

17
PETALING STREET

Upload: megan-chung

Post on 09-Jan-2017

32 views

Category:

Art & Photos


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Project 2 a slides

PETALING STREET

Page 2: Project 2 a slides

A sense of welcoming can be felt as rows of shops and stalls flank the path towards Petaling Street, encouraging a movement pattern that leads towards the embrace of culture.

Page 3: Project 2 a slides

Humanized scale and proportion of shop

houses encourages the feeling of being welcomed, with entrances and signages located at eye level.

Page 4: Project 2 a slides

Passerby feels comfortable to approach the shops as they welcome the people with total transparency. Pathways and shop houses have no distinctive barrier which

facilitates shopping activities.

Page 5: Project 2 a slides

VibrancyBuilding heights differ in rows of shop houses: tall hotels sit inbetween two-story shop houses, inwhich an occasional addition in level is added to some of the shop houses.The inconsistent skyline creates a sense of vibrancy in terms of the randomness in building heights.

Irregular building heights make up an inconsistent skyline, giving a sense of vibrancy which at the same time

creates visual impact to pedestrians as the height of buildings vary along the street.

Page 6: Project 2 a slides

The vibrancy of colors that make up the façade of the shop houses differ from the traditional white and brown

walls around it, making it a visual attraction which affects movement patterns around it.

Page 7: Project 2 a slides

Diversity in activities going on at Petaling Street gives a

sense of vibrancy and excitement.

Interconnected pathways leading to various stalls and shops injects energy to the area.

Page 8: Project 2 a slides

A sense of contrast can be felt when initially approaching Petaling Street due to the placement of modern office buildings in

between old shop houses.

Page 9: Project 2 a slides

The contrast in verticality of modern skyscrapers and

pedestrian-oriented horizontal traditional shop houses gives

pedestrians a sense of closeness to shop houses as it does not overwhelm pedestrians with towering heights.

Page 10: Project 2 a slides

Benches placed in the middle of walkways slows down pedestrians’ pace, creating a sense of tranquilityamidst the hectic crowd, which gives a sense of contrast in movement pattern.

Page 11: Project 2 a slides

There is a sense of familiarity as locals approach this street lined with familiar traditional facades of shop houses that reflects the history and culture of Malaysia.

Page 12: Project 2 a slides

Locals do their usual shopping to fulfill their daily needs, commuting in between streets to familiar shops.

This creates layers of movement patterns that contribute to the liveliness of the street.

Page 13: Project 2 a slides

GEORGE TOWN

Page 14: Project 2 a slides

A diverse variation in styles of shop house facades interweave in between rows, creating a unique mix of

architectural styles that becomes a major visual attraction to pedestrians.

Page 15: Project 2 a slides

Different means of transportations are utilized to commute around Georgetown, which creates an interweaving movement pattern of pedestrians and vehicles on a path.

Page 16: Project 2 a slides

The interweaving functions of shop houses and variety of activities happening in Georgetown creates

A sense of bustle which affects movement patterns around it.

Page 17: Project 2 a slides

END