
It is ten days after eid-ul-fitr and i am back to my routine......
Salam semua. Saya dan keluarga mengambil kesempatan ini untuk mengucapkan Selamat Hari Raya Idul Fitri Maaf Zahir Batin kepada semua umat Islam di seluruh dunia. Saya juga mengucapkan ribuan terima kasih pada semua yang telah melayari dan memberi sokongan pada blog saya. InsyAllah panjang umur jumpa lagi. Teringat lagu arwah Sudirman... balik kampung... ooo ooo balik kampung... teringat jua pada arwah ayahanda dan bonda yang masih di kampung.

And what is happening today??


This is from GOD the AL-MIGHTY
HE is saying something to all of us but most of us do not understand!
ALLAH HU AKBAR
Is such a sudden attact of swine flu a coincidence??
NO WAY
Kuala Terengganu, which is strategically located on the East Coast of Peninsular Malaysia, was a natural stopping point for those who piled the trade from China to South East Asia in the early days. Kampung Cina became the most densely populated area for the Chinese Community. Located in the historic heart of Kuala Terengganu, it has been acclaimed as part of the country's living history of shophouse architecture. Sprouting from joint restoration and preservation efforts between the State Government, the Kuala Terengganu Municipal Council and Chinese Association in Terengganu, Chinatown has been given a boost for tourism.
A house is much more than just a roof over our heads. Our places of dwelling have developed dramatically over the course of history. Homes today have to be incredibily versatile buildings. The place in which we live in should be enjoyed, provide protection, respite, peace, inspiration and warmth to all who enter.
Folding is relatively an ancient tendency in contemporary architecture. Traditional cultures of Japanese art which used paper folding to create a given result by using folds, crease, pleat, cut, pull up, turn, etc. etc. preferably without the use of gluing. Paper folding and paper cutting are very playful way of designing which offers surprises during the design process. Along with anthropometric installation, workbase 3 has added on another task which is to explore tranformations of the ivory board surface into a 3D form (volume). The student has to understand the method as the ivory board is introduced as quintessential foldable material. The board has its own character, weight and structural strength/capacity. And here are the results. Please feel free to view other images by clicking the first photo.
