| ABOUT THE FACULTY |
T he Faculty of Built Environment (FBE) offers four undergraduate professional programmes tailored to meet the nation’s construction and real estate sectors’ manpower needs. All these programmes are accredited at the national and international levels. For example, its Bachelor of Science in Architecture has been accredited as Part I by the Board of Architects Malaysia (LAM) while its 2-year Bachelor of Architecture program leads to Part II recognition by the Board. The same programmes have also been accredited by the Royal Institute of British Architecture (RIBA, UK), leading to Part I and Part II, accreditation respectively. RIBA’s recognition is considered an achievement as it is the only programme in Malaysia recognised by RIBA and one of the three universities in East Asia.
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Silver Medal - Ekspo Penyelidikan, Rekacipta & Inovasi 2009 for Research Project Toward Innovation of Cementitious material from Limestone and Indigenous Waste Material, University of Malaya, 2009
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Silver Medal - Invention/Innovation of Green Innovation of Cement for Masonry Building, Malaysian Association of Research Scientists, 2009 |
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D iamond (Special Award for Earth Science) & Gold Award - 'Sandwich Brick - Sustainable Construction' from British Invention Show 2007 (BIS), Alexandra Palace, Wood Green, London, held on 17 - 20 October 2007 |
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Silver Medal - ‘Case Study On Building Defects Analysis In Old Educational Buildings Conservation In Kuala Lumpur' from the Ekspo Penyelidikan, Rekacipta & Inovasi Universiti Malaya 2006 held on 18 – 20 July 2006. |
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Best Poster Presentation - Documentation and Report of the Condition of Old Houses from Research Results Seminar, organized by the Faculty of Science, University Malaya held on 6 -7 September 2006
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UM-NUS JOINT STUDIO PROGRAMME
24 MAY – 27 MAY 09 (KUALA LUMPUR, KUALA TERENGGANU, AND SINGAPORE) |
| The shophouse is a common building type in the historic district of Malaysia and Singapore, often arrayed as contiguous rows. These terraced houses, usually 2 storeys to 3 storeys in height, contribute greatly towards the unique townscape and cultural identity of the cities. Diverse in form and style, they represent different development periods as well as multicultural influences in their architectural and urban manifestations. |
Opening Ceremony of Programme |
| This joint program provides students the opportunity of first hand experience in cultural heritage at these historic districts. Through a study of selected cities in Malaysia and Singapore, it is hoped that students will develop their awareness and understanding of factors and values that contribute to the cultural identity of places, and to appreciate the rich diversity of shophouses within these historic districts. |
Departure to Kuala Terengganu (Pantai Keliut, Marang)
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OBJECTIVES
> To appreciate the cultural values of historic district through the study of
urban form, cultural, historical, and social components.
>To analyse and identify the qualities and characteristics of a place
>The study the architectural significance of shophouse typologies.
>To learn the techniques of recording and documenting historic buildings
>To practice the art of model making of historic buildings
>To promote academic cooperation and exchange with students of the University of Malaya
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Urban Study at Kuala Terengganu
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NUS Welcome Meeting
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Briefing about Studio Programme (DDS Oceania) |
Final Presentation & Exhibition
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| NEWS & EVENTS |
Lecture Series 2009/10
Topic:
A STRUCTURE FOR ARCHITECTURAL INNOVATION
Date: 24 March 2010
Time: 12.30 pm - 2.00 pm [...]
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