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The revised design begins by re-evaluating the original site analysis through AI-assisted research and design judgement. The Port Dickson site has strong natural qualities, including sea views, surrounding vegetation, water-edge conditions, and wind movement. However, it also requires careful response to heat, humidity, rainfall, west sun exposure, and coastal ground conditions. These site issues directly informed the revised design strategy.
Original site condition showing the coastal site boundary, surrounding vegetation, and water-edge setting.
Wider site context showing the relationship between the project site, surrounding landscape, and natural setting.
This is more important because it shows the actual site clearly.
Site Analysis Improvement
This site analysis improvement combines the original site observations with AI-assisted climate research. The revised design responds to Port Dickson’s coastal conditions by opening the north side toward the sea view and breeze, controlling west sun exposure with shading, and using an off-center courtyard as a ventilation core. These strategies improve environmental performance while supporting the concept of “Stillness in Motion.”
This improved site analysis combines the original site observations with AI-assisted climate research. The revised design responds to Port Dickson’s coastal conditions by opening toward the north sea view and breeze, controlling west sun exposure, and using the courtyard as a ventilation core. These strategies improve environmental performance while supporting the concept of “Stillness in Motion.”
Revised site response: the design opens toward the north sea view, protects the west side from heat, and uses the courtyard as a wind and stack ventilation core(site is 12m × 25m = 300m². .
This table shows how the main site issues were translated into revised design responses. The revised proposal no longer treats site analysis as background information only, but uses it to guide the design. Sea view, wind, sun, courtyard, ground condition, and vegetation all become part of the architectural strategy for a more climate-responsive Studio Retreat.
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