F A R A H D I Y A N A R A J M A NP O R T F O L I OARCHITECTURE Selected Works I 2023 - 2026
by FARAH DIYANA
I N T R O I N T R OPart I Architecture Graduate from the International Islamic University Malaysia with a strong foundation in architectural design, technical documentation, and digital modelling.email. phone. address.farahdiyana2@gmail.com +601155891702 Jalan 1/76, Desa Pandan, Kuala Lumpur FARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN LAM PART I ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE I believe architecture is an amanah, a responsibility to create spaces that serve people, strengthen communities, and respect the environment. Guided by the values of balance, purpose, and stewardship, I strive to design meaningful places that respond thoughtfully to their context. As I begin my professional journey, I hope to join a progressive architectural practice where I can continue learning, refine my design skills, and contribute to projects that create a positive and lasting impact.
Education2023 - 2026 2022 - 2023 2017 - 2022International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies (Hons) CGPA 3.53Centre for Foundation Study, IIUM Foundation in Architecture and Environmental Design CGPA 3.46 Sekolah Seri Puteri, Cyberjaya Science Stream SPM 6ALanguages Malay English Native FluentLeadership 2025 - 2026 2025 2024 - 2025 2024 - 2025 2019 - 2020L.A.R.A.S Architectural Heritage Exhibition Secretary KAED Multidisciplinary Design Competition Head of Technical Team Architectural Heritage Studies Secretary Architecture Department-Based Society (ARCHAIS) Head Bureau for Welfare & Internationalisation Teraju Puteri Society (Official School Magazine) Head DesignerAchievements 2026 2025 - 2026KAED Architecture Portfolio Day Selected Final Year Semester 1 Design WorkDean's List Recipient Achieved Dean's List for 2 consecutive Final- Year semestersExpertise Concept Exploration Architectural Design Construction & TechnicalSoft Skills Leadership & Teamwork Presentation & Communication Time Management & ProactivitySoftware Expertise Expert Intermediate to Advanced Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk Revit Adobe Photoshop Canva SketchUp Enscape Render
Contents.010203ANTARA.Fishery Market Hub Waterfront & Community Integration. thruXperience. Transportational Experiental Centre Movement & Spatial Experience. SERU.Paddy Field Resort Landscape & Experiential Design.
040506Working DrawingsResidential Working Drawings Technical Documentation. Heritage Documentation Zakabannaya Mosque Kazan, Russia. Heritage Documentation & Field Study. TUMA’NINAHMulti-Disciplinary Project Collaborative Design Development.07 Architectural ExhibitionThe 26th Architectural Heritage Studies (L.A.R.A.S) Exhibition coordination & international collaboration.
01ANTARA. BAAR 3201 | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 6 (STUDIO) ANTARA is envisioned as a contemporary fishery hub that redefines the relationship between industry, commerce, and community. Inspired by the concept of “in- between,” the project explores how architecture can create meaningful connections between people, activities, and the waterfront environment. The design transforms a conventional fishery complex into an active public destination where processing, trading, dining, and social interaction coexist. Through the integration of public and industrial functions, ANTARA celebrates the identity of Terengganu’s maritime culture while fostering economic growth, community engagement, and a vibrant waterfront experience. Typology Location Fishery Market Hub Kuala Terengganu
01. ANTARAvisible experience.sight seeing water activity souvenIr shoppinghidden operations. fisheries unloading fish auction goods distribution ANTARA aims to connect heritage and livelihood along Kuala Terengganu's waterfront, revealing the stories behind the market that sustain the city Where the River Meets the People
At the heart of every fishery market, activities rarely remain within a single core. They spill outward, shaping the surrounding spaces through movement and interaction. ANTARA adopts this natural flow as its guiding concept, creating a layered waterfront destination that connects industry with public life. CONCEPT IDEATION.VERTICAL IDEATION.01. ANTARAconcept. SPILL Public programmes are strategically distributed to strengthen connectivity between the market, waterfront, and surrounding urban context. The arrangement encourages continuous movement while maintaining efficient operational circulation. initial interpretations of SPILLSSPATIAL IDEATION. multiple circulations according to users
01. ANTARASITE ANALYSIS SITE SYNTHESIS The synthesis reveals the site's potential to reconnect the waterfront with the city by integrating heritage, movement, and public activity. Together, these qualities establish a strong foundation for a vibrant fishery hub that serves both the local community and visitors. waterfront access. strong arrival corridor. heritage context.Located at Pulau Warisan, Kuala Terengganu, the proposed site occupies a strategic waterfront location within one of the city's most active commercial and cultural districts. Surrounded by the Terengganu River, tourism attractions, local businesses, and transportation networks, the site presents a unique opportunity to establish a destination that connects economic activities with community engagement.
Key Programmes. Wet Market Hall Fish Auction Area Logistics Hub Public Jetty Administrative01. ANTARA GROUND FLOOR PLANN
01. ANTARAFIRST FLOOR PLANN Early form explorations investigate how the concept is translated into architectural massing, spatial relationships, and sectional organisation. The sketches study the interaction between public and operational spaces while responding to the waterfront context. BUILDING FORM & FACADE IDEATION. ideation of HIERARCHY based on the concept
01. ANTARASECOND FLOOR PLANN SECTIONAL EXPLORATION. The sectional studies explore how different user groups occupy the building through a layered vertical arrangement. Public, semi- public, and operational spaces are organised to maintain efficient circulation while allowing movement to naturally spill across interconnected levels. the main core as the starting of SPILL
01. ANTARAPERSPECTIVES.jetty arealogistic areaopen gallerywet fish marketdry fish marketfish auction area
01. ANTARA
01. ANTARASECTIONAL ‘SPILL’ CONCEPT. central core organising the SPILL From concept to construction, every layer is carefully shaped to create spaces that are not only functional, but meaningful, connected, and enduring
More than a sustainable feature, the central rainwater harvesting core becomes the heart of the building, transforming natural processes into an architectural experience while supporting a resilient and environmentally responsive design.01. ANTARA SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE.
02THRU PERIENCE.XBAAR 3101 | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 5 (STUDIO) THRUXPERIENCE explores architecture as a journey of discovery, where movement through space becomes an experience in itself. Located within the urban fabric of Klang, the project encourages visitors to engage with their surroundings through a sequence of carefully curated spatial moments. The design emphasizes exploration, interaction, and sensory engagement, transforming ordinary circulation into meaningful experiences. By creating dynamic transitions between spaces, the project aims to foster curiosity, connection, and a deeper appreciation of the built environment while enriching the relationship between architecture and its users. Typology Location Transportational Experiental Hub Klang
02. THRUXPERIENCEEvery journey leaves a trace. Inspired by the concept of Jejak, THRUXPERIENCE shapes architecture as a continuous journey where movement, exploration, and experience become an integral part of the space itself. concept. jEJAK
SPATIAL ORGANISATION.02. THRUXPERIENCE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT.01.02.03.04.05.06. Rather than defining isolated spaces, the design establishes a continuous journey. Through iterative development, spatial organisation and sectional explorations shape an architecture where movement, connection, and experience unfold as one cohesive whole
02. THRUXPERIENCEEXPLODED AXONOMETRIC. PERSPECTIVES.transition platformrail experiencerail cafearrival hallimmersive water galleryinteractive water experience Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Building’s Facade
02. THRUXPERIENCEEXPLORING THE CONTEXTS. KTM klang station. towards the site. restaurant. shop lots. ™ klang. residence. open space. residence. Every sketch reveals the story before the design begins.
02. THRUXPERIENCE
02. THRUXPERIENCE
03SERU.BAAR 2201 | ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 4 (STUDIO) SERU explores architecture as a response to moments of awakening within the landscape. Inspired by the quiet relationship between people and nature, the design creates a paddy field resort where spaces radiate from a central heart, encouraging movement, gathering, and a deeper connection with the surrounding environment. Typology Location Paddy Field Resort Pulau Tuba, Kedah
A single bird's chirp breaks the silence, drawing attention to the landscape and awakening a deeper awareness of place. The architecture translates this quiet moment into a sequence of spaces that encourage observation, movement, and connection with nature.03. SERU concept. AWAKEN
03. SERUACCOMMODATIONSPEDESTRIAN WALKWAYVEHICLE PATHWAYPUBLIC SPACESINITIAL SPACESSTAFF SPACESLEGENDS swimming pool singl e single single single double double double double family family multipurpose hall lobby drop off car park cafeservices reception laundry office open deck open deck RIPPLE INTEGRATION WITH SITE ADDITION OF RADIAL LINES ESTABLISHING A CORE FOCUS SECTORAL ACCOMMODATION LAYOUT PATHWAY FLOW SPATIAL ORGANISATION. DESIGN DEVELOPMENT. From a simple ripple, the design unfolds into a connected network of spaces where movement, gathering, and nature exist in harmony. Every stage strengthens the relationship between architecture and the landscape, shaping a cohesive visitor experience.
Spaces radiate from a central heart, connecting accommodation, communal activities, and the landscape through a continuous journey. The arrangement encourages moments of gathering and discovery while allowing each space to remain closely connected to nature.03. SERU landscape integration. organic form & shelter. vernacular character. SPATIAL ORGANISATION. DESIGN REFERENCES. Ground Floor PlanN
03. SERUvernacular character. structural expressions. climate-responsive shelter. The architecture grows around a central heart, with spaces extending gently into the landscape. Its form and sectional hierarchy strengthen the sense of arrival while maintaining an open and connected relationship with nature. ARCHITECTURAL RESPONSE. Front Elevation Right Elevation Rear Elevation Left Elevation Section A-A Section B-B DESIGN REFERENCES.
04WORKING DRAWINGS.BAAR 2203 I WORKING DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATIONS 1 This section presents selected working drawings developed for a residential project in First Year - 2nd Semester, focusing on the translation of architectural design into clear and coordinated technical documentation. The drawings demonstrate my understanding of plans, sections, construction details, materials, and architectural conventions.
04. WORKING DRAWINGSSELECTED DRAWINGSDITCH NEAR THE BEACHJALAN HAJI ZAINALVILLA IMARAHRESIDENTIALLOT 2984GENERAL LODGE150 O BROWN PIPE LAID UNDERGROUND700 X 700 MM MANHOLE TO ENGR'S DETAILCONCRETE BLOCK DRAIN TO ENGR'S DETAIL1500MM HIGH STEEL FENCING TO MANUF'S DETAILKEY PLANNOT TO SCALEJALAN SIDANG JALALJERAMJALAN PANTAI REMISCase Ombak Villa, JeramLOCATION PLANSITE PLANNORTHNORTHNORTHQPROPOSED SITEPantai AnangPantai Sebelah JeramJALAN KHAILANIJALAN HAJI ZAINALJALANMAHARAJALELAThe KabinKaraoke Pantai RemisGeneral LodgeVilla ImarahPROPOSED SITENOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:DRAWN BY MATRIC NO SECTION CHECKED BY SCALEFARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN 2310966 2DR. NAYEEM ASIFAS SHOWNDATE4/07/2025 SHEET NO 1DRAWING NO BAAR2203/KAED/2025/26BAAR 2203WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAKEY PLAN , LOCATION PLAN SITE PLANPROPOSED SERENE RESIDENCE(MASKAN)Kampung Sungai SerdangKampung Bukit KuchingKaparJeramPANTAI JERAM, KUALA SELANGORBOUNDARY LINE2361457ABCDEFGBAABDISCHARGE TO THE NEAREST DRAINAGE3000 MM SETBACK LINE6000 MM SETBACK LINE3000 MMSETBACK LINE3000 MM SETBACK LINEFALL 30FALL 30FALL 30FALL 30RWDPRWDPRWDPRWDPRWDPRWDPRWDPRWDPRefuse ChamberWater Meter TNBMH1MH2MH3MH4MH5
04. WORKING DRAWINGSSELECTED DRAWINGSBOUNDARY LINEBOUNDARY LINEMUSOLLA FFL + 0.125 CT / CT / SC / CTSTUDY ROOM FFL + 0.125 CT / CT / SC / CTMASTER BEDROOMWET KITCHENFAMILY AREA FFL + 3.350 CT / CT / SC / CT 8.97 sqmCAR PORCH CONCRETE PAVING FFL + 0.125 CT / CT / SC / CTDRY KITCHEN CERAMIC TILES FFL + 0.125 CT / CT / SC / CTDINING AREA CERAMIC TILES FFL + 0.125 CT / CT / SC / CTLIVING AREA FFL + 0.125BEDROOM 1 FFL + 3.350 CT / CT / SC / CT 10.65 sqmBEDROOM 2 FFL + 3.350 CT / CT / SC / CT 11.36 sqm200 MM HALF ROUND R.C RAIN700 MM X 700 MM MANHOLE TO ENGR'S DETAILUNDERGROUND SEPTIC TANK TO ENGR'S DETAIL250 MM X 250 MM R.C COLUMN TO ENGR'S DETAIL250 MM X 250 MM R.C COLUMN TO ENGR'S DETAIL125 MM RC SLAB WITH BRC MESH ON HARDCORE, BROOM FINISH110 MM THICK BRICKWALL WITH 20MM PLASTER & PAINT ON BOTH SIDESR.C STAIRCASE TO ENGR'S DETAIL T. : 250 MM, R : 150 MM110 MM THICK BRICKWALL WITH 20MM PLASTER & PAINT ON BOTH SIDESR.C STAIRCASE TO ENGR'S DETAIL T. : 250 MM, R : 150 MMLEGENDFLOOR / WALL / CEILING / SKIRTING81581524972497720014537200145332503250146291462948154815661566151800180010487104879185098918509870887088248024801282128213092890291613092890291623623611457457AABBCCDDEEFFGGBBAAAABB16.48 sqm12.68 sqmFFL + 3.350 CT / CT / SC / CT29.84 sqmFFL + 0.125 CT / CT / SC / CT8.97 sqm22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 822 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8776618.36 sqm5528.60 sqm4433221122.03 sqmCT/CT / SC/CT13.03 sqmDISCHARGE TO THE NEAREST DRAINAGE3000 MM SETBACK LINE3000 MM SETBACK LINE6000 MM SETBACK LINE6000 MM SETBACK LINEftWTWCWBDp 50ftSINKUp 25ftftWTWTWBftDp 50WTDp 50WCWTWCDp 50WBftFIRST FLOOR PLANGROUND FLOOR PLANNORTHNORTHDNup3000 MM SETBACK LINE3000 MM SETBACK LINE3000 MM SETBACK LINE3000 MM SETBACK LINEW2W4W3W4D4D2D2D2D1MH1W2W4W1D2D2W4D4D4D3W3W5W3W5MH2MH3MH4MH5SD1GT1BATHROOMBATHROOMBATHROOMCT / CT / SC/CTFFL + 0.0758.80 sqmCT / CT / SC / CT FFL + 0.0754.60 sqmCT / CT / SC/CTFFL + 0.0752.72 sqmFLOOR FINISHESCT HT CTCERAMIC TILES 300MM X 8MM THK. HOMOGENOUS TILES 500M X 500 X 8MM THK. CEMENT RENDERWALL FINISHESPP CTPLASTIC AND PAINT CERAMIC TILES 150MM X 150MM X 8MM THK.CEILING FINISHESSC SKIRTING FINISHESSKIM COATCTCERAMIC TILES 150MM X 150MM X 8MM THK.BAAR2203/KAED/2025/26NOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:DRAWN BY MATRIC NO SECTIONFARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN 2310966 2CHECKED BYDR. NAYEEM ASIFSCALE DRAWINGNO1:100DATE 4/07/2025SHEET NO 2BAAR 2203WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAPROPOSED SERENE RESIDENCE (MASKAN)GROUND FLOOR PLAN, FIRST FLOOR PLANRefuse ChamberWater MeterTNBRWDPRWDP
04. WORKING DRAWINGSSELECTED DRAWINGSNOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:DRAWN BY MATRIC NO SECTIONFARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN 2310966 2CHECKED BYDR. NAYEEM ASIFSCALE1:100DATE 4/07/2025DRAWING NOSHEET NO 4BAAR 2203WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIASECTION A-A SECTION B-B30MASTER BEDROOMCERAMIC TILES 29.84 sqmSTUDY ROOM16.48 sqmDRY KITCHEN18.36 sqmFAMILY AREA8.97 sqmDINING AREABEDROOM 211.36 sqmDRY KITCHEN CERAMIC TILES 18.36 sqmRWDPRWDPBOUNDARY LINEBOUNDARY LINESETBACK LINESETBACK LINESETBACK LINESETBACK LINEBOUNDARY LINEBOUNDARY LINER.C FOOTINGR.C FOOTING150 THK. COMPACTED HARDCORE150 MM THK. R.C. FLOOR SLAB TO ENGR'S DETAIL R.C STAIRCASE TO ENGR'S DETAIL T : 250 MM, R : 150 MM150 MM THK. R.C. FLOOR SLAB TO ENGR'S DETAIL R.C STAIRCASE TO ENGR'S DETAIL T : 250 MM, R : 150 MM SUSPENDED CONCRETE APRON TO ENGR'S DETAIL150 THK. COMPACTED HARDCORE600 MM DEPTH (H) R.C. BEAM TO ENGR'S DETAIL 110 MM THICK BRICKWALL WITH 20 MM PLASTER & PAINT ON BOTH SIDES TO ENGR'S DETAIL600 MM DEPTH (H) R.C. BEAM TO ENGR'S DETAIL 110 MM THICK BRICKWALL WITH 20 MM PLASTER & PAINT ON BOTH SIDES TO ENGR'S DETAILBEAM LEVELROOF LEVELCEILING LEVELFIRST FLOOR LEVELBEAM LEVELROOF LEVELGROUND FLOOR LEVEL GROUND LEVELCEILING LEVELFIRST FLOOR LEVELGROUND FLOOR LEVEL GROUND LEVEL125125815249750957200145391832501282146292916708848151048766152890180024801309435345027503300435345027503300ABCDEFGW2D4D2W1D2D2D47654321SECTION B-BSECTION A-ABAAR2203/KAED/2025/26PROPOSED SERENE RESIDENCE (MASKAN)
BAAR2203/KAED/2025/26NOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:DRAWN BY MATRIC NO SECTIONFARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN23109662CHECKED BYDR. NAYEEM ASIFSCALE DRAWING NONTSDATE 4/07/2025SHEET NOBAAR 2203WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAPROPOSED SERENE RESIDENCE(MASKAN)DOORS SCHEDULE11DOOR PLAN :DOOR TYPE :Ground Floor Plan1st Floor PlanSizeTotal No. of Units :DOOR LOCATION :DOOR ELEVATION :FINISH FLOOR LEVELDOOR SPECIFICATION :80DOOR LEAF :1 Unit-----------1310mm x 2400mm1 Unit13101310MAIN ENTRANCEDOOR FRAME : 150mm x 60mm hardwood with singlerebated finish to match door leaf8040mm thk solid timber core surface with 0.5mm thk natural veneer laminated on to 3.2mm thk tropical grade plywood basedDOOR LEAF :2 Units3 Units900mm x 2400mm5 Units900900STUDY ROOM, MUSOLLA, MASTER BEDROOM BEDROOM 1 & BEDROOM 2DOOR FRAME : 150mm x 60mm hardwood with singlerebated finish to match door leaf40mm thk solid timber core surface with 0.5mm thk natural veneer laminated on to 3.2mm thk tropical grade plywood basedDOOR LEAF :1 Unit-----------800mm x 2400mm1 UnitTOILET80080035 mm thick solid core timber flush door with PVC laminate or waterproof paint finish on both facesDOOR FRAME : 100 mm × 50 mm hardwood timber frame,kiln-dried and coated with moisture-resistant primer and anti-fungal paint801 Unit-----------1800mm x 2400mm1 Unit18001800DRY AREAFIXED80DOOR LEAF : 2-panel aluminum framed sliding doorwith each leaf with 6 mm tempered clear glass infill, smooth sliding motion on top-hung rollersDOOR FRAME : Powder-coated aluminum frame withconcealed double top track, bottom floor guide channel recessed or surface-mountedDOOR LEAF :-----------3 Units1000mm x 2400mm3 Units10001000MASTER BEDROOM'S, BEDROOM 1'S& BEDROOM 2'S TOILETDOOR FRAME : uPVC frame with top-mounted pivot trackand recessed bottom guide, fixed withstainless steel screws and sealed with silicone2-panel uPVC bi-fold door, moisture- resistant panels with internal hinge connection and folding operation to one sideD1D2D3SD1D424002400240024002400BAAR2203/KAED/2025/26NOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:DRAWN BY MATRIC NO SECTIONFARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN23109662CHECKED BYDR. NAYEEM ASIFSCALE DRAWING NONTSDATE 4/07/2025SHEET NOBAAR 2203WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAWINDOWS SCHEDULE12WINDOW PLAN :WINDOW TYPE :WINDOW SPECIFICATION :Ground Floor Plan1st Floor PlanSizeTotal No. of Units :FINISH FLOOR LEVELWINDOW LOCATION :WINDOW ELEVATION :901 Unit-----------1400mm x 600mm1 Unit14001400KITCHENPowder coated aluminium frame 3-panel casement window with 6mm thk. clear glass. Side panels operable, centre panel fixed to manufacturer’s detail90902 Units-----------900mm x 600mm2 Units900900STUDY ROOM & MAIN ENTRANCE90Powder coated aluminium frame 2-panel casement window with 6mm thk. clear glass. Side panels operable, centre panel fixed to manufacturer’s detail1 Unit2 Units450mm x 600mm3 Units9045045090GUEST TOILET, MASTER BEDROOM TOILET,& SHARED TOILETPowder coated aluminium frame single-leaf window with 6mm thk. frosted glass. Outward opening with friction stay to manufacturer’s detail901 Unit3 Units900mm x 600mm4 Units900900FIXEDLIVING ROOM, MASTER BEDROOM& FAMILY AREA90Powder coated aluminium frame fixed window with 6mmthk. clear glass panel. Non-openable to manufacturer’sdetail-----------2 Units450mm x 600mm2 Units90450450FIXEDBEDROOM 1 & BEDROOM 290Powder coated aluminium frame fixed window with 6mmthk. clear glass panel. Non-openable to manufacturer’sdetailW1W2W3W4W560011006001100600160060011006001100PROPOSED SERENE RESIDENCE(MASKAN)BAAR2203/KAED/2025/26NOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:DRAWN BY MATRIC NO SECTIONFARAH DIYANA BINTI RAJMAN23109662CHECKED BYDR. NAYEEM ASIFSCALE DRAWINGNONTSDATE4/07/2025SHEET NOBAAR 2203WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIADIAGRAMMATIC WATER SUPPLYROOF LEVELGROUND LEVELFIRST FLOOR LEVELGROUND FLOOR LEVELILVSC100 gallons 1 nos HDPE watertank on waterproofed rc slab to engr's detailStopcock at 1500mm level from Apron LevelMSCWATER TANKstainless steel composite pipe water meterball valveintergrated lackable valveSCSCWBSCSCWC25mm ABS distribution pipe32mmABS overflow and scour pipebe discharged to the nearest toilet 100mm above floor level (concealed)SCWB25mmABS distribution pipeHBSCSCSCSCBTWCSCHBSCSCSHSCSCWBSCSCWCSHBSCSCSCSHJPA PIPEBATH 1BATH 3BATH 2KITCHEN100LEGEND :-= = = = = = =WCWBS BT SH SC HBWATER CLOSETWATER BASINSINK BATH TUB SHOWER STOPCOCK HOSE BIBPROPOSED SERENE RESIDENCE(MASKAN)13BAAR2203/KAED/2025/26DRAWING NAME:CHECKED BY SCALE DRAWING NODEPARTMENT:DATESECTIONDRAWN BY MATRIC NOPROJECT:4/07/2025 SHEET NOCOURSE:WORKING DRAWINGS& SPECIFICATIONSMALAYSIABAAR 2203NOTE:DR. NAYEEM ASIFNTSDEP
05TUMA’NINAHBAQS 2300 I INTEGRATED MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROJECT TUMA’NINAH explores design through multidisciplinary collaboration, bringing together Architecture, Applied Arts and Design, and Quantity Surveying. The project reflects how different disciplines can contribute towards one shared spatial vision through design coordination and technical development.
05. TUMA’NINAHPERSPECTIVES.jetty areajetty areajetty areajetty areaREFLEXOLOGY PATHCAFEBUSKIOSKSWINGOPEN LAWNHORTICULTURAL AREAGAZEBOYYXX MASTER PLANIdentify key zones and space relationships using bubble studies.Zoning & Bubble DiagramsActivity & CirculationEnhance FunctionalitySoftscape IntegrationHardscape EnhancementMap movement patterns and user flows based on those zones.Refine layout to support flexible, user-friendly functions.Finalize with planting and natural elements to soften and enrich the space.Add structural elements like walkways, kiosks, ramps, and platforms.Final Design DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS.“A PAUSE BEYOND THE EXPECTED- A THERAPEUTIC GARDEN STYLE” concept. TUMA’NINAH
PROPOSED SITEPROPOSED SITEKAEDKOEICCMAHALLAH ASIAHKOEDMAHALLAH RUQAYYAHMAHALLAH HALIMAHHSMAHALLAH ZUBAIRCELPADMOSQUEMAIN BUILDINGMAHALLAH FARUQMAHALLAH SAFIYYAHMAHALLAH SIDDIQMAHALLAH UTHMANSAIDINA HAMZAH STADIUMM. KAMAL HASSAN LIBRARYMAHALLAH ALIJLN SUNGAI PUSUJLN SUNGAI PUSUMAHALLAH AMINAHMAHALLAH ASMAMAHALLAH SUMAYYAHMAHALLAH SALAHUDDINJALAN AL-JAMAIAH1176677777NOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:NAME GROUP NO. SCALEARQAN 3AS SHOWNDRAWING NODATE4/09/2025 SHEET NO 1BAQS 2300 INTEGRATED MULTIDISCIPLINARYPROJECTPROJECT 1 :PROPOSED DESIGN FOR THEENHANCEMENT OF LAMAN KAED, IIUMDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAKEY, LOCATION & SITE PLANBAQS2300/KAED/2025/26KEY PLANLOCATION PLANSITE PLANNNNTSNTSNNTS05. TUMA’NINAHSELECTED DRAWINGS
05. TUMA’NINAHNTSNTSAS SHOWNSELECTED DRAWINGS
05. TUMA’NINAHNTSNTSAS SHOWNSELECTED DRAWINGS
SELECTED DRAWINGS301040003465400030103000400031653000336031653360PLAN NTSRIGHT ELEVATION NTSREAR ELEVATION NTSDETAIL 1 NTSFRONT ELEVATION NTSLEFT ELEVATION NTSSECTION NTSREAR ELEVATION NTSDETAIL 2 NTSNOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:NAME GROUP NO. SCALEARQAN 3AS SHOWNDRAWING NODATE4/09/2025 SHEET NO 11BAQS 2300 INTEGRATED MULTIDISCIPLINARYPROJECTPROJECT 1 :PROPOSED DESIGN FOR THEENHANCEMENT OF LAMAN KAED, IIUMDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAKIOSK DETAILBAQS2300/KAED/2025/2612mm Thick Marine Plywood Treated Pinewood Joist Fascia Board Strip LED LightSteel Flat BracketGalvanized Wood Screw 6mm Thick Steel Angle BracketPLAN NTSSECTION X-X NTSREAR ELEVATION NTSFRONT ELEVATION NTSLEFT ELEVATION NTSISOMETRIC NTSRIGHT ELEVATION NTSNOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:NAME GROUP NO. SCALEARQAN 3AS SHOWNDRAWING NODATE4/09/2025 SHEET NOBAQS 2300 INTEGRATED MULTIDISCIPLINARYPROJECTPROJECT 1 :PROPOSED DESIGN FOR THEENHANCEMENT OF LAMAN KAED, IIUMDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAAMPHITEATHER DETAIL13BAQS2300/KAED/2025/266045851185118511752375237727506000470605450WPC Board Timber BattenWire Gabion Basket100mm to 200mm aggregates 150MM Gravel Sub-baseNOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:NAME GROUP NO. SCALEARQAN 3AS SHOWNDRAWING NODATE4/09/2025 SHEET NOBAQS 2300 INTEGRATED MULTIDISCIPLINARYPROJECTPROJECT 1 :PROPOSED DESIGN FOR THEENHANCEMENT OF LAMAN KAED, IIUMDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIAHORTICULTURE DETAIL14BAQS2300/KAED/2025/26PLANSECTION X-XDETAILREAR ELEVATIONFRONT ELEVATIONISOMETRICLEFT ELEVATIONRIGHT ELEVATIONNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTS893301079967911400780148014104761040851088560376921510510510170350mm 90 PVC80mm Nail at 100mm c/c900mm x 500mm x 18mm Plywood Board26MM Nail at 100mm c/cNOTE:COURSE:PROJECT:DEPARTMENT:DRAWING NAME:NAME GROUP NO. SCALEARQAN 3AS SHOWNDRAWING NODATE4/09/2025 SHEET NO 10BAQS 2300 INTEGRATED MULTIDISCIPLINARYPROJECTPROJECT 1 :PROPOSED DESIGN FOR THEENHANCEMENT OF LAMAN KAED, IIUMDEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE & ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITYMALAYSIATENSILE STRUCTURE DETAILBAQS2300/KAED/2025/26PLAN (TENSILE 1)RIGHT ELEVATION (TENSILE 1)FRONT ELEVATION (TENSILE 1)FRONT ELEVATION (TENSILE 2)PLAN (TENSILE 2)RIGHT ELEVATION (TENSILE 2)DETAILSECTIONISOMETRICNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTSNTS350035003504293735003500350029143494727628805239322233977959498Fabric MembraneBase Plate 150mm Cement Sub-baseCircular Hollow Stainless Steel05. TUMA’NINAH
06HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION.ZAKABANNAYA MOSQUE, KAZAN, RUSSIA. This heritage study documents Zakabannaya Mosque in Kazan, Russia, through on-site observation, measured documentation, interviews, and architectural sketches. Beyond recording the building, the experience offered a deeper understanding of its history, community, and cultural significance.
06. HERITAGE DOCUMENTATIONZAKABANNAYA MOSQUE, KAZAN, RUSSIA. Heritage documentation became more meaningful through direct experience. From observing and sketching the mosque to engaging with the Imam and local community, the study allowed us to understand the architecture beyond its physical form especially through the stories, people, and cultural identity that continue to give it life. SKETCHES FOR HERITAGE DOCUMENTATION. Russia Heritage Study Group at Zakabannaya Mosque. Documentation & Research Team. Interview with the Imam. Engagement with the Mosque Community. 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. 06. 07. 08.
07ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITIONTHE 26TH ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE STUDIES (L.A.R.A.S) The 26th Architectural Heritage Studies (L.A.R.A.S) brought together heritage research, international collaboration, and exhibition coordination. Beyond presenting architectural documentation, the experience involved connecting people across cultures and creating a meaningful platform to share the stories behind heritage.
07. EXHIBITIONHERITAGE THROUGH EXPERIENCE. Beyond the exhibition itself, the experience was about bringing people together, from welcoming international participants to supporting royal protocol. It reinforced the importance of thoughtful coordination, collaboration, and creating meaningful experiences behind the scenes. Coordinating Royal & VIP Protocol Russia Heritage Study Group with Tengku Ampuan Pahang Presenting the Heritage Research & Documentation
Each project reflects a different stage of my architectural journey, documenting the growth of my ideas, technical abilities, and design approach over time. More than a collection of work, they represent the perseverance, curiosity, and continuous learning that continue to shape me as a designer. DESIGN JOURNEY. Final Year - Sem 2. 1 Year - Sem 1 & 2.st Final Year - Sem 1. Foundation Studies.
email. phone. address.farahdiyana2@gmail.com +601155891702 Desa Pandan, Kuala LumpurT H A N K Y O U Every line, every space, and every detail reflects my passion for thoughtful design and the belief that architecture can create meaningful experience.