ASSIGNMENT B

Production of A Dome

GROUP :
ANGKATAN ANAK MALAYA

TEAM MEMBERS :
Mohamad Sufuan bin Mazlan,BUILDING TECH
Wan Muhammad 'Atiyya bin Wan Azman,ARCHITECTURE
Izyan bt Ahmad Mokhtar,QUNTITY SURVEY
Norfadhlina bt Saing,CONTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
Siti Farsha Murni bt Izami,URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING

Our un 'dome'

Step by step..

just 4 fun..

all members are giving full of co-operation in making the dome

Domes Day Program 10 September 2008

our nongeodesic dome at the site

Link to PENGHASILAN KESILAPAN

ASSIGNMENT A

PRODUCTION MODEL

The built environment is built, produced.We therefore need a way to look at its production, perhaps generally first, the model of production.Production must consist of six elements INTENTION, ACT, PRODUCT, ACTOR, RULE and SITE


Assuming that WE are the ACTOR, to have an INTENTION, we must first know or have knowledge. We therefore need to look at the production of knowledge. Knowledge is a product of the act to know, which must involve the listening, seeing and differentiating. The rule is simply, what is right is right, what is wrong is wrong. Determining what is right or wrong depends on us (ACTOR) and the "authority" (also actor, normally unseen although it may be obvious) which legitimises what we determine. The legitimating "authority" is the source of ism which underlies our intention.

It is only with an intention that an actor can take an action (even if the action is by not doing anything), act on an order, a charge (something which still needs to be explained)। ACT (from to act) is a verb which involves doing. Acts in the built environment involve perceiving, designing, negotiating, modelling, constructing, finishing, inhabiting, using, spoiling, demilishing, recycling etc. Acts are normally recorded in journals and can be seen from any form of transaction or communication documents. All acts are governed by RULE, the most natural but not quite visible rules are gravity, friction and such like. Also unseen are cultural rules derived from customs, practices, habits. Most rules that we see are written down as law, by-law, canon, act, enactment, regulation, etc. These rules determine what is right and what is wrong to do (act on). The PRODUCT is our built-environment located on the SITE, wherever it is on our planet earth.

USM 37th Convex

From Event to Oval: The Production of a Built Environment

Before and after of USM 37th Convocation Expo

b4 the convex : beauty, harmony n silent

the shoots taken during the Convex

back to normal : empty space

RAG132 Introduction to Built Environment & Human Settlements

This course introduces students to the Built Environment through its production as a whole; specifically who's involved, what's the theory behind the production, how the environment is produced, what laws are related and what are the forms of the built environment on different scales including human settlements such as villages, towns and more specifically housing areas.

With this overall exposure, it is hoped that students would be sensitive to issues in the built environment and therefore take their own positions to discuss these issues in their professional disciplines (interior design, architecture, planning, engineering, quantity surveying, project management).