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FROM NOTHING. to something. mazran ismail. 1999. the year. (USM in a decade before ‘APEX’). the actor. RUS101. students. (the coordinator: Mr.1b). the site. USM Main Campus. the site. a valley near ‘ Anjung Budi ’. the intention. to develop ‘a transport’ for a sloping site. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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FROM NOTHING

mazran ismail

to something

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1999the year

(USM in a decade before ‘APEX’)

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the actorRUS101students

(the coordinator: Mr.1b)

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the site

USM Main Campus

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the site

a valley near ‘Anjung Budi’

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the intentionto develop ‘a transport’ for a sloping site

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the intentionto develop ‘a transport’ for a sloping site

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the intentionto develop ‘a transport’ for a sloping site

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the act what I did (with my teammates)

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SKI-LIKE WOODEN BASE

the act what I did (with my teammates)

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the act what I did (with my teammates)

STRENGTHEN THE BASE

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MAIN STRUCTURE

the act what I did (with my teammates)

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SUPPORTING STRUCTURE

the act what I did (with my teammates)

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MAIN FUNCTION

the act what I did (with my teammates)

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SAFETY & COMFORT

the act what I did (with my teammates)

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the product..

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the ‘real’ product…(on the test-day)

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the ‘real’ product…

it didn’t work!

(on the test-day)

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the ‘winner’…

the groupwho came up with the..

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the ‘winner’…

‘UPIH PINANG’ (an old and dry frond falling off from ‘pokok pinang’) (areca nut trees)

Source: Lat (1992)

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the contour of the site&

the simple gravitational law…

by ‘manipulating’

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it managed to be..

the most

flexible,cheapest,simplest

and the

fastest

‘thing+man’ to reach the valley

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What were they doing during that ‘struggling week’?..

(…just to come up with that simple yetbrilliant idea) ?

a question

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Were they doing nothing?

Were they kept thinking to produce something

as ‘nothing’ as possible?

OR

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I chose…

not to answer the question

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what’s more important was…

what I learnt from that…

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because in their own way,the actors of RUS101 have shown me the

‘beauty of simplicity’

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long before…

I know the concept of

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‘less is more’

German Pavilion at Barcelona (Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, 1929)

*(‘less is more’ is originally ‘a phrase’ from the poem of ‘"Andrea del Sarto" by Robert Browning)

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‘doing more with less’

Biosphère Montréal (Buckminster Fuller,1967)

*(Buckminster Fuller, 1895-1983: American architect, author, designer, inventor & futurist)

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‘less, but better’

606 Universal Shelving System (Dieter Rams, 1960)

*(Dieter Rams, 1932- : German architect, industrial designer)

"Weniger, aber besser"

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‘minimalist’ movement

Rectangular Plates, Denton Cocker Marshall (2007)

Church on the Water, Tadao Ando (1988)

Piscina Loca, Alvaro Siza (1966)

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Triggering senses (mydesignfolder.com) Zen Garden Sink, Gau Designs (2007)

or even the ‘zen’ philosophy

Banryutei Rock Garden (dragonflytours-japan.com)

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what I’ve learnt most

but

from that day was

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what I’ve learnt most

but

from that day was

the power of ‘NOTHING’

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not only because the ‘upih’

VALUE OF ‘NOTHINGNESS’

had shown me how high the

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and not also because I knew that

‘OUT OF NOTHING’

we all came

‘ex nihilo’

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invisibly ‘NOTHING’(‘singly’)

that we are stillbut more so when I started to realize

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invisibly ‘NOTHING’(‘singly’)

that we are still

although at the same time we are

visibly ‘SOMETHING’(‘wholly’)

but more so when I started to realize

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becauseas we are created from an atom

[1 atom = 340 picometer (x 10-12)]

(of ‘segumpal tanah’)

(Source: microcosm.web.cern.ch)

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we actually

(because one atom is 99.9% empty space)

are still nothing

(Source: physics.fsu.edu)

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‘unity / oneness’

but due to the

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of thethe zillions and cabillions of atoms

(hooked up by linked electrons)

they managed to form us as ‘SOMETHING’(solid human figure)

(Source: beyondbiology.org)

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so

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as a ‘something’ namedhuman being,

we are ‘designed’ by the GOD to be

(we should always realized that)

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too small compared with other ‘something’…

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too small compared with other ‘something’…

Source: After www.astronomy.org

MAN in comparison with EARTH

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too small compared with other ‘something’…

EARTH in comparison with other PLANETS

Source for this (UNK attribution pix): www.rense.com

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too small compared with other ‘something’…

PLANETS in comparison with SUN

Source for this (UNK attribution pix): www.rense.com

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too small compared with other ‘something’…

SUN in comparison with STARS

Source for this (UNK attribution pix): www.rense.com

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& too big compared with some other things..

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& too big compared with some other things..

Grain of rice (8x2.5mm)

Source: After Genetic Science Learning Center, UTAH University (2010)

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& too big compared with some other things..

Grain of salt (0.5mm)

Source: After Genetic Science Learning Center, UTAH University (2010)

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& too big compared with some other things..

Baker’s yeast (3x4 μm) (micrometer : x 10-6 m)

Source: After Genetic Science Learning Center, UTAH University (2010)

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& too big compared with some other things..

Water molecule (275pm) (picometer : x 10-12 m)

Source: After Genetic Science Learning Center, UTAH University (2010)

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that’s why we also need to create

‘something’

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by using all thesetoo big & too small things

to cater for our

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FOOD

by using all thesetoo big & too small things

to cater for our

Source: dadadastudio.eu.htm

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CLOTH

FOOD

by using all thesetoo big & too small things

to cater for our

Source: dadadastudio.eu.htm

Source: earthmoans.com

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SHELTER

CLOTH

FOOD

by using all thesetoo big & too small things

to cater for our

Source: dadadastudio.eu.htm

Source: earthmoans.com

Source: NST, 15.8.07; Rahmat Othman

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since all these too big & too small things often come with two different

but

‘offers’

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to welcome them with two different

‘acceptances’

so, we have no other choicebut

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‘e.g.’

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sun ‘offers’ heatwind ‘offers’ storm/draught

andrain ‘offers’ flood

if the…

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of course we need to create something

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of course we need to create something

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of course we need to create something

roof to protect us from solar radiation Climatic Design of The Traditional Malay House (Source: After Lim, 1984)

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of course we need to create something

wall to protect us from storm/draughtClimatic Design of The Traditional Malay House (Source: After Lim, 1984)

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of course we need to create something

Climatic Design of The Traditional Malay House (Source: After Lim, 1984)

stilts to protect us from flood

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sun offers lightwind offers breeze

andrain offers water

but if the same…

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so why not we create another thing

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so why not we create another thing

lightpipe to provide us withnatural daylighting

Climatic Design of The Traditional Malay House (Source: After Lim, 1984)

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so why not we create another thing

openings to provide us withnatural ventilation

Climatic Design of The Traditional Malay House (Source: After Lim, 1984)

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so why not we create another thing

rain water collector to provide us with free water usage

Climatic Design of The Traditional Malay House (Source: After Lim, 1984)

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‘in doing so’

but of course

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we need to consider so

‘many things’in terms of

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HUMAN

FACTORS

Vitruvian Man, Leornado Da Vinci(1487)

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SOUL

BODY

HUMAN

MIND

FACTORS

Vitruvian Man, Leornado Da Vinci(1487)

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SOCIAL

ECONOMY

CULTURAL

SOUL

BODY

HUMAN SOCIETY

MIND

FACTORS

Vitruvian Man, Leornado Da Vinci(1487)

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AIR & WATER

LIVING CREATURES

LAND

SOCIAL

ECONOMY

CULTURAL

SOUL

BODY

HUMANENVIRONMENT SOCIETY

MIND

FACTORS

Vitruvian Man, Leornado Da Vinci(1487)

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but although sometimes we seem very curious to consider

‘all those things’

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‘basic thing’

but at many times we seem to ignore about more

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because as in the case of us as..

‘human being’

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who came

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NOTHING

from nothingwho came

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NOTHING ‘SOMETHING’

from nothing to somethingwho came

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NOTHING ‘SOMETHING’ NOTHING

from nothing to something and back to nothingwho came

(only ‘roh’&

track record @ ‘dunia’)

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so… every(some)thing

from nothingthat we produced

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so… every(some)thing

should also beback to ‘nothing’

from nothingthat we produced

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so that

‘the world’that we will pass to our sons tomorrow

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so that

‘the world’that we will pass to our sons tomorrow

‘the same world’that we received from our fathers yesterday

is almost

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but if this matter sounds too familiarto us already, so

‘how come’we still

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produce a plastic bag in just

‘2 seconds’

Source: withfriendship.com

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produce a plastic bag in just

‘2 seconds’but need

‘20 years’to return it back to ‘nothing’

Source: withfriendship.com

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produce aluminium can in just

‘10 seconds’

Source: cans.planetark.org

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produce aluminium can in just

‘10 seconds’but need

‘100 years’to return it back to ‘nothing’

Source: cans.planetark.org

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& produce a polystyrene in just

‘12 seconds’

Source: lightstalkers.org/steve-barru

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& produce a polystyrene in just

‘12 seconds’but with NO HOPE (non-biodegradable)

to return it back to ‘nothing’Source: lightstalkers.org/steve-barru

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and so it goes to the

‘built environment’

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so, if during our

important years here

we fail to equip ourselves with the full

understanding of..

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Source: Wan Burhanuddin (2002)

FOR WHAT we need to do something

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in WHAT WAY we will do it

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are,….

Source: Wan Burhanuddin (2009)

& WHAT WILL BE the effects of doing ‘THING’

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in order to make sure that what we..

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PLANNED

in order to make sure that what we..

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PLANNED

DESIGNED

in order to make sure that what we..

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PLANNED

DESIGNED

BUILT

in order to make sure that what we..

‘Fallingwater’, Frank Llyod Wright (1935)

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are ‘something’ that

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well worth the effort

for us to live in

‘Cocos’, J.L Mausset (1998)

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well worth the effort

for us to live inand

for our children to inherit

‘Cocos’, J.L Mausset (1998)

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so why not we just keep‘thinking’ and ‘find’ better ways

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so why not we just keep‘thinking’ and ‘find’ better ways

‘to do nothing’

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and let all these beauties

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‘Appreciating Biodiversity’, Talhah Idrus (2008) ‘Kuburan Sabak’ (2006)

‘Mistycal’, Rusli Jamaluddin (2009)

sustain ?