

T A B L E O
PHASE l PHASE I: SITE VISIT
PHASE l PHASE II: JOURNEY TO JONKER 2125
PHASE l PHASE III: JOURNEY TO JONKER 2125SPATIAL MANIFESTATION

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T A B L E O
PHASE l PHASE II: JOURNEY TO JONKER 2125
PHASE l PHASE III: JOURNEY TO JONKER 2125SPATIAL MANIFESTATION




Walking into this semester, I was as nervous as before , my previous class felt hostile, and I was at a sorry state and let it get to me. My inability to care for myself properly at the time led me into a disastrous cycle of blame, shame and guilt. For the record, I don't blame anybody, I made my own bed.
However this time, things were really different, feeling grateful was an understatement for me, as I made the courage to contact the only contact I have saved in the class groupchat which changed everything for me.

Dina, introduced me to her circle, and we clicked, I even reunited with an old buddy - Article from semester one, I felt ready to thrive with the new found friends I have made. I was excited to finally experience a study trip and looked forward to the semester ahead.








































Proudly presented by:
na, Jenny, Dong yi, Shu hua, Alicia, Hazar, Chi Shuan, Hongxiang, Article & Kennard !!






JOURNEY TO JONKER 2125
JOURNEY TO JONKER 2125







Kennard Leong 0349245
What’s the problem I am addressing?
The gradual ost of Melaka s art’s identity,


-services of trad t onal arts & craft bus nesses such as wooden signages clogs etc. are going ext nct
-plent fu souven r stores se ling factory goods
-over-commercial zation eads to ocal artists not being able to afford rent ng art galleries/stud os
-the younger generation are less interested in capturing Melaka s memories through crafts
-Becas transformed from basic and malaya-themed to loud vehicles seemingly to promote Japanese cartoon characters
How will its architectural design specifically respond to the issue?
There shall be 2 main spaces,

Trishaws aren’t just transport— they’re moving artworks!
What do I want to do about it
To partner up with our government and non-profit organ zations to prov de spaces and incentives that brings the loca s to come create and experience art themselves which wou d bring a trai of authentica ly made art, desp te ‘good’ or bad , I bel eve al stories told are equa ly important and would be apprec ated by the right person
Th s as wel heav ly invo ves beca riders, as they are not ust transport, but moving artworks that goes around town, which a lows a high potential n transform ng the art scene n town. For th s pro ect the beca r ders and general crowd are my main focuses
What’s the best possible outcome if your project succeeds?
Beca riders: Becas are better designed, and innovated through our workshop Malays a becas became highly celebrated for their resilence and adaptiv ty. Closer nteractions with locals al owed cit zens a more understanding perspective towards them
Locals: the government has made great incentives for fe low Melakans to come to our space to produce art Old or young, people come, communicate and connected with themselves through the art they make. Their artworks now either sits n the happy hands of a tourist, or is st ll up for disp ay Brushes & Becas‘ or with themse ves
Artists: Depending on circustances, some artists that were forced to close shop are able to put up their left over works up for sale at the market here
Tourists : to be able to experience and purchase art authentically made by the locals, addit onally having imited contribution and participatation
Shoplots : neighbouring shops recieve slight boosts to business as beca riders are better taken care of encouraging them to do better, spreading the word of hidden gems towards customers meanwhile







42-44A,LorongHangJebat, 75200Melaka



OtherslkeNandhaKumaanthnk the loud gaudy trshaws are symboic of Malaccas slowy fadng culture “Simple s better,” sadthe52-year-oldwithasmle “Now theyretoogarish”




Phaseii
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Programdiagram
Paint&Market Becaworkshop
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outcome
more wth space mmersiveoneanother
For ocastocreateart and customerstoexperenceand purchaseartsandcraft alowng a experence
Hosting as materias wel Beca workshop and restarea, othe tmes can be used by othe craftsman addtiona












































opportunities for artists to produce arts are declining due to prices of local rent and materials, leading them to create art at other places, leading to less artists meanwhile.





the lost of Melaka's art’s identity on Becas
There shall be 2 main spaces, beca creation & recreation, beca creation to host art workshops in designing the beca, and beca recreation to celebrate a beca's life and give it purpose after its supposed lifetime.


space that allows fellow art enthusiasts an opportunity to experience and make an impact with traditional arts through designing becas
restore of Becas identitiy with curated designs done by traditional art methods important to Melaka's culture.
Art enthusiasts are now able to study and practice certain types of traditional art and leave a meaningful impact through the becas.










Tons of Becas are now carrying the proud designs of Melaka's craft methods and done by the locals.
people around me who are not involved art industry, are almost never involved or keen with the idea of arts, and perhaps this way of contributing to society, it could provide a shift of perspective
experienced artists and craftsmen that are unable to follow through their careers could come here as 'sifu's.


















Kennard Leong 0349245
What’s the problem I am addressing?
The gradual lost of Melaka s art’s identity,
-serv ces of traditiona arts & craft businesses such as wooden signages, c ogs etc are going extinct


I T 1 C R I T 1

-p entiful souvenir stores sell ng factory goods

-over-commerc a izat on leads to local artists not be ng ab e to afford renting art gal er es/studios
-the younger generation are less interested in capturing Melaka’s memories through crafts
-Becas transformed from basic and malaya-themed to oud vehicles seemingly to promote Japanese cartoon characters
How will its architectural design specifically respond to the issue?
There shal be 2 main spaces



Trishaws aren’t just transport they’re moving artworks
What do I want to do about it.


To partner up w th our government and non-prof t organizat o to provide spaces and ncent ves that brings the ocals to com create and experience art themselves wh ch would br ng a tr of authent cal y made art despite ‘good or ‘bad’ I be ieve stor es told are equally important and wou d be appreciated the r ght person
This as we l heavi y involves beca riders, as they are not ju transport, but mov ng artworks that goes around town, wh allows a h gh potentia in transforming the art scene in tow
For this project, the beca riders and genera crowd are my ma focuses
What’s the best possible outcome if your project succeeds?
Beca riders: Becas are better designed, and innovat through our workshop Malaysia becas became hig ce ebrated for their res lence and adaptivity Clos interactions w th ocals allowed c tizens a mo understand ng perspective towards them



Locals: the government has made great ncent ves f fellow Melakans to come to our space to produce art. O or young, peop e come, communicate and connected w themselves through the art they make Their artworks no e ther sits in the happy hands of a tourist, or s stil up f display ‘Brushes & Becas , or with themselves
Artists: Depending on circustances, some artists th were forced to c ose shop are ab e to put up their e over works up for sale at the market here
Tourists : to be able to exper ence and purchase a authentical y made by the locals, additionally hav limited contribution and participatation
Shoplots : ne ghbouring shops recieve s ight boosts business as beca riders are better taken care encouraging them to do better, spreading the word hidden gems towards customers meanwhile.

















































F I N A L C R I T F I N A L C R I T










































‘re:creationarea’

becalabproductdisplay



batikdrawingand coloring
UkiranKayu +metalcraft

NyonyaBeadwork& Embroidery

songketweaving











Becaassembly/dissembly

Storage
grandlift/becalift



F I N A L P R E S E N T A T I O N :


F I N A L P R E S E N T A T I O N :



































ENRICHMENT OF THE SOUL THROUGH TRADITIONAL ARTS
ENRICHMENT OF CULTURE THROUGH PRACTICE, THROUGH BECAS ENRICHMENT OF THE TOWN







Peranakan beadwork was brought into melaka, as ladies admired the shinyness of the bags in europe, which led them in beading their clogs. This design stayed consistent till the late 1900s.
1.Collect thread from our bespoke furniture containing silk
2.collect the beads you like onto your tray
3. Follow initial class and instructions from ‘sifu’
4.Proceed to Beca part as team after knowledge is gained


Handmade wooden frames were used back in the days in rural Malaysia for basic ''kain tenun'' a.k.a woven cloth & ''mengkuang'' a.k.a palm-leaf mats.
Difficulty level:
BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE
Traditional tool for songket and pua kumbu (Iban textiles). Visitors " wear " the loom, having a deeper connection physically to the heritage. Teaches tension control and pattern-making.
Difficulty level:
BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE



for people looking for a more general towards arts and craft

WOODWORKING (Carving & Structural Joinery) WOODWORKING (Carving & Structural Joinery)
CARVING (TRADITIONAL UKIRAN KAYU):
CHISEL SET
MALLET
COPING SAW
JOINING & FRAMING:
HAND DRILL + WOOD BITS
JAPANESE PULL SAW
WOOD CLAMPS
METALWORKING(BecaFrameRepair&Sculpture)
METALWORKING(BecaFrameRepair&Sculpture)
WELDING
ARC WELDER
AUTO-DARKENING HELMET + LEATHER GLOVES
CLAMPS/VISE GRIPS
ANGLE GRINDER
HACKSAW
METAL FILES








1.Drawing lesson (to trace on ‘ wayang kulit’)
2. Easy metal bend and wield session
3. either nice souveneir home, or will be able to leave their own trace with the rest
WASTED SCRAPS OF MATERIAL
ADD WITH CONCRETE
OWN DIY TERRAZO TILE WITH BECA ELEMENTS FOR SOUVENEIR
1. Find own scrap materials to liking
2. Creative terrazo tiles that could either be put back to the exisiting space or take home for souvenier




