UTM ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2021/2022 SEMESTER 1

YASSA TRIAL

THE ETERNAL KHAN

KUBLAI'S RISE TO POWER

SBEA 1118 | < YEAR 1 DESIGN 1 >

THIS FOLLY, DESIGNED FOR THE GREAT KUBLAI KHAN, IS A SANCTUARY FOR BALANCE, DISCIPLINE, AND GROWTH. IT SEAMLESSLY COMBINES SPACES FOR MARTIAL TRAINING, MEDITATION, GATHERING, AND OBSERVATION, REFLECTING THE MULTIFACETED NATURE OF A TRUE WARRIOR. INSPIRED BY THE PRINCIPLES OF SYMMETRY AND BALANCE, THE DESIGN INCORPORATES INTERCONNECTED PLATFORMS, MONUMENTAL FEATURES, AND NATURAL ELEMENTS, FOSTERING BOTH PHYSICAL STRENGTH AND INNER PEACE. THE ELEVATED STRUCTURES SYMBOLIZE AMBITION AND VISION, WHILE THE INTERCONNECTED PATHS REPRESENT UNITY AND STRATEGIC CONNECTIVITY. THIS FOLLY SERVES AS A HARMONIOUS RETREAT, WHERE STRENGTH AND SERENITY CONVERGE.

DESIGNER PROFILE

MOHD IKHWAN BIN JUNADIH

Supervisor

| Dr. 'Adila Zakaria

Matric No

| A24BE0163

Official Email

| ikhwan-04@graduate.utm.my

Personal Email

| ikhwanjunadih2004@gmail.com

Contact No

| +601131570053

PROJECT 1 - PRODUCT PAINTING (SHOES)

PROJECT 2 - WARRIOR DESIGN

KUBLAI

PROJECT 2 PART II - COSTUME CONSTRUCTION & COSPLAY RUNWAY SHOW

PROJECT 3 - POP-UP BOOK

PROJECT 4 - FOLLY

MENTAL MAP

PROJECT 1 - PRODUCT PAINTING (SHOES)

UNGOLOG

PROJECT 2 - WARRIOR DESIGN

KUBLAI

The warrior, Kublai came from the real-life Mongolian Emperor named Kublai Khan (1215–1294). He was the grandson of Genghis Khan, founded China’s Yuan Dynasty (1271–1294) after conquering the Southern Song. Ruling from Khanbaliq (Beijing), he unified China under Mongol rule, fostered trade along the Silk Road, and welcomed figures like Marco Polo. Despite successes, his reign faced governance challenges, failed invasions, and marked the peak of Mongol power in East Asia.