Sasana kijang overall architectural concept

F i n a n c i a l S e r v i c e s R e s o u r c e C e n t r e_ B a n k N e g a r a M a l a y s i a

File : BNM Overall Concept Presentation 250405 Site A

The FSRC is conceived as a key strategy to facilitate BNM’s transformation towards a Knowledge-Based

Organisation, in concert with the evolving idea of knowledge competencies befitting the requirements of

a knowledge-based economy and society

F i n a n c i a l S e r v i c e s R e s o u r c e C e n t r e_

Park-like in character, being both Urban & Natural

Local Perspective and International Standards

Individuality and Community

Dignified and Inviting

Formal and Informal “ Lifestyle”

High-Tech and High -Touch

Integration of building internally and externally with landscaped courtyards, plazas, water pools and lush surrounding greenery

Interpretation of traditional and cultural forms, from the Siput Gerus oval shape of the building to the adaptation of the Songket motifs in the building facade. Malaysian Forms applied to a contemporary architectural vocabulary.

Pedagogically-driven space planning in conjunction with facilities planner, zoning of areas that allow for both individual and communal activities

Bank Negara as an institution must remain formal and dignified. The low-rise human scale form within surrounding landscape is inviting in appearance, and the formal yet refined façades present a strong and dignified aesthetic

Formal training and conferencing areas together with the financial museum and art gallery are balanced with informal courtyards, atriums and “lifestyle” cafes

Wireless,digital and embedded technologies are changing the way we live, work and learn. Intelligent Building strategies provide a responsive, conducive and effective learning and working environment

B N M B r i e f & A r c h i t e c t u r a l R e s p o n s e_

The building form is inspired by the earliest form of currency, the Siput Gerus. A simple yet expressive form, the oval shape of the building offers a soft footprint that responds contextually to the long site.

D e s i g n C o n c e p t_

The inspiration behind the design approach to the FSRC is in highlighting the importance of Bank Negara’s and the nation’s Warisan or heritage.

This concept is embellished on the front face of the building that consists of three “pavilions”: Pusaka or artefacts reflecting the various collections of the Bank’s Financial Museum, Seni demarcating the Bank’s extensive art collection and Pustaka or literature being the Resource Centre housed inside.

5th Floor

4th Floor

3rd Floor

2nd Floor

1st Floor

Ground Floor

LG1A Floor

LG1 Floor

LG2 Floor

LG3 Floor

LG4 Floor

Executive Floor, IFSB, SEACEN

Offices

Art Gallery, Offices,

Resource Centre &Training

Museum, Offices,

Resource Centre & Training

Corporate Galleries, Forum,


Exhibtion, Theatrette, Conference,

Surau, Cafeteria & Resource Centre

VIP Carpark

Museum Storage, Wellness Centre,

Auditorium, Conference, Carpark

Archives, Complex Management,

Carpark

Carpark

Utilities & Carpark

Overall Planning_

Songket motif

• Geometry and weaving of fabric elements

• Malaysian heritage

Abstracting the diamond geometry

Numismatic heritage

Titanium

Openness and Transparency of Corporate Governance

Glass

Strength and Stabillity of the Central Bank

Stone

F a c a d e C o n c e p t_

Front Elevation _

Rear Elevation _

Main Entrance

F S R C I n t e r n a l S p a c e s_

In addition to the architectural design, primary stakeholders’

participation and key pedagogies are engaged to further define and

enhance the user-space experience of the interior environment

Primary Stakeholders

HRDC

JHP

JP3

RMU

JAD

ISSU

JIT

HRMD

CSD

CCD

Museum

KMC & Archive

SEACEN

IFSB

G r a n d F o y e r_

Primary Stakeholder:

Jabatan Harta & Pembangunan

Space Mode:

Foyer / Reception

FSRC Related Program/Event:

Training, Knowledge Management Centre,

conference & meetings

Participant Profiles:

All FSRC users and visitors

Key Pedagogy:

Formal & informal reception and send-off;

Browsing (non interactive themed exhibitions);

Light reading (signage, brochures, FSRC programs etc);

Informal social interaction

Anjung

• Main entrance to the complex, the anjung as point of greeting and interface

• Formal and dignified yet reflecting transparency and openness of corporate governance

• Sculptural diamond skin to tie with external diamond façade, “jewel” at the heart of the complex

• Use of warmer hues and earth tones to create a radiant atmosphere of energy and vitality

• Emphasis on solidity, stability and permanence, iconic of the Central Bank as the financial backbone of the nation

M a i n P r e f u n c t i o n_



Space Mode:

Pre-function


Training, conference & meetings



Key Pedagogy:

Informal interaction;

light reading;

browsing;

Tea/ refreshment breaks;

registration & material acquistion

Prefunction Space

• Moving from the grand foyer to the prefunction space, the architectural language must maintain a sense of formality and simplicity

• The elegant space will cater to a capacity of up to 500-600 persons

• Use of warmer hues and earth tones to create a radiant atmosphere of energy and vitality

C o n f e re n c e H a l l s_



Space Mode:

Conference





Key Pedagogy:

Lectures;

Seminar;

Panel Discussion;

Briefing;

Speeches;

Launches;

Meetings;

Film & multimedia;

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• Essentially all the spaces are “Campfire” learning environments

• Flexible planning allows for conversion from Conference Plenary to Banquet or classroom mode

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Floor Plan

Lighting & AV modes to adress key Pedagogies

M a i n A u d i t o r i u m_



Space Mode:

Auditorium





Key Pedagogy:

Lectures;

Seminar;

Panel Discussion;

Briefing;

Speeches;

Launches;

Film & multimedia;

Broadcasts

M a i n A u d i t o r i u m_



Space Mode:

Auditorium





Key Pedagogy:

Lectures;

Seminar;

Panel Discussion;

Briefing;

Speeches;

Launches;

Film & multimedia;

Broadcasts

Auditorium

• The Essence of the space is the creation of ambience lightness from the ceiling

• The Auditorium is the most Formal Learning setting in FSRC

• Equipped with International standard IT and Audiovisual systems the space caters for high level conferences

• The space caters to 500 seater fixed racked seating

Lighting & AV modes to

adress key Pedagogies:

Lectures;

Seminar;

Panel Discussion;

Briefing;

Speeches;

Launches;

Film & multimedia;

Broadcasts

T h e F o r u m_



Space Mode:

The Forum


Training, conference, press & meetings



Key Pedagogy:

Case study;

Lecture;

Seminar;

Briefing;

Panel Discussion;

Launches;

Meetings

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Segregation between VIP and Common

circulation in the Pre-function area

Combination of 2 central

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The Forum

• The space allows for Annual Senior Executive interactive discussions to less formal Interactive Discussions

• The Prefunction area outside of the Forum allows for up 150 standing space. The Forum optimally accomodates 137 seats.

• The seating is loose to allow for greater flexibilty.

F o r m a l L e a r n i n g E n v i r o n m e n t K M C_

View of Knowledgement Management Centre



Space Mode:

Atrium


Training, Knowledge Management Centre,

conference & meetings



Key Pedagogy:

Informal interaction;

Light reading;

Browsing; Viewing;

Internet & e-mail

K M C A t r i u m_

Ilmu

• The activity hub for the Training & Resource Centre wing.

• A balanced composition of casual and formal environment befitting for a corporate learning centre.

• Ground level is activated by the merger of cafeteria and Resource Centre in the atrium space

• The atrium act as a point of dispersal into the library, cafeteria and the training facilities above.

• Emphasis on the pedagogical principles of choice, flexibility, permeability & connectivity

Knowledge Management Centre & Café Ground Floor

Informal interaction

Knowledge Management Centre First Floor Plan

Fsrc Facility planning report: dr kenn fisher & dr aini ibrahim. Future knowledge Spaces : En

Ghazali Mohd Fadzil.

Knowledge Zones / Knowledge Spaces

• ‘Touchdown lounges’ in the middle of atrium space act as the central focus and tie between the

Training & Resource Centre’s side.

Light reading & Internet

Knowledge Management Centre Second Floor Plan

Knowledge Management Centre Third Floor Plan

A d m i n i s t r a t i v e O f f i c e s_

View of Administrative Offices

5th Floor

4th Floor

3rd Floor

2nd Floor

1st Floor

Ground Floor

Executive Floor, IFSB, SEACEN

Offices

Art Gallery, Offices, KMC

Resource Centre &Training

Museum, HRDC & RTC,KMC


Corporate Galleries, Forum,KMC


Exhibtion, Theatrette, Conference,KMC

Surau, Cafeteria & Resource Centre

Level 5th _

O f f I c e E n v i r o n m e n t IFSB, Seacen and Executive Floor_

I n f o r m a l L e a r n i n g E n v i r o n m e n t F M A C_

To increase public awareness of the role and contribution of Bank Negara in the economic, financial, social and “cultural” development of Malaysia

1. Vision

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The Arts Centre will bring international display standards to the collection, help visitors understand its significance and importance. It will provide curatorial opportunity to extend and exchange exhibitions with other institutions.

The Financial Museum will be a world class venue where people from all walks of life gain new insights into the importance of the Bank’s collection of numismatics and how economic and monetary development affects their lives The Corporate gallery will give VIPs and visitors to the Financial Museum an overview of the role and responsibilities of Bank Negara in the context of the development of the Malaysian economy

Financial Museum & Art Center(FMAC)

View of Financial Museum and Art Centre along Jalan Dato Onn

The Children’s Activity Centre will provide a much needed educational resource for 5-12 year old students where games and hands-on exhibits help them understand the importance of money and sound financial planning and management

F M A C – G r o u n d F l o o r

Children’s Activity Center & Lecture Theatre _

The Economic and

Monetary Gallery will be

a world class venue

where people from all

walks of life gain new

and useful insights into

the rapidly changing

world of economics and

financial management

and planning on

personal, national and

global levels with a

dedicated display area

to Islamic Finance

The Corporate Gallery

will provide an exciting

and accessible source

of information for VIPs

and visitors who want

to find out how Bank

Negara Malaysia has

and is working to

develop the

MalaysianEconomy.

F M A C – F I r s t F l o o r _

Corporate & Monetary Galleries _

The Numismatic Gallery

will excite interest in the

Bank’s Unique collection

by using it to illustrate

the social, economic and

Cultural development of

Malaysia. Highly

interactive exhibits will

attract visitors to explore

the practical demands of

currency production in

the past,present and

especially the future.

F M A C – S e c o n d F l o o r _

Numismatic Gallery _

F M A C – S e c o n d F l o o r _

Numismatic Gallery _

The Arts Centre will

exhibit the Bank’s

collection of Malaysian art

in a purpose built

environment specified

to International standards

for both permanent and

temporary exhibitions.

To encourage patronage

of art, especially within the

financial community and

nurture art appreciation

among the public.

To exchange artistic

programmes with other

institutions/countries

F M A C – T h i r d F l o o r _

Art Gallery _

Hijjas Kasturi Associates Sdn,

Rubida Research Pty

WTW Consultan

T & T Konsult

Hashim & Neh/ Primetech

K P K

R Y O

Jasper Jacobs / I D I

Pentago

Ulrike Brandi

Arups Communication & AV

Arups Security

Arups I T

Arupss Fire

Arup Façade

Symonds

DWI Plus

The Good looking Pictures

Synovate

Key Consultants:

Development, Progress and Well-Being of our People

• Ensure our people are equipped with the right knowledge and skills

• Provide a broad career path direction for our people

• Conduct regular,quality and impartial performance appraisal

• Recognise, acknowledge and reward staff based on performance

• Be concerned for well-being of our staff

• Create a friendly and conducive working environment

• Require managers and supervisors to be involved in training and development of staff

Shared Objectives for FSRC

• Centre of excellence for learning and research in financial service industries

• Locations of functions to meet both individual entity and collective stakeholders needs

• Integrating Museum, KMC, Training, Conferencing and Offices into a single complex

• Activate ground floor sense of arrival for interactivity

• Maximise sharing of resources

• Maximise opportunity for cross-disciplinary interaction throughout building

• Meets collective national, regional and international BNM objectives

• Demonstrates best practice in new ways of working and learning

B N M & F S R C V a l u e s_

Engineering

Sasana kijang overall architectural concept