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RINGKASAN CADANGAN PROJEK PENYELIDIKAN (SUMMARY OFRESEARCH PROPOSAL)

1. Nama Ahli-Ahli Proj! "

Nama Fa!#l$i%P#&a$%Ja'a$a

Zalina bt Hj Samadi Jabatan Senibina, FSPU

Nurul Husna bt Qamaruzzaman Jabatan Senibina, FSPU

2. Pra$aa Ma&alah(Problem Statement)

Heritage awareness heightened in built heritage development in the globalized world and the

research acts as reflection towards the issue. The intent of this study is to find the strategies for

revitalizing the eisting urban heritage treasure in the historical cities of !alaysia. The study will

focus on the urban heritage which found as the most in danger urban heritage especially shop

houses due to urban development pressures.

3. O'j!$i* "(Objectives)

To define the urban heritage revitalization

To identify the component of urban heritage revitalization

To investigate the concept of the urban heritage revitalization in !alaysia

To ma"e recommendation based on the findings# the stategy for enhancing of urban heritage

in !alaysia

4. K+$i,a Proj! "(Signifcance o Project)

$n managing the urban heritage# the city sta"e holders need to "now the concept ofurban heritage in !alaysia. %nce the definition# status and concept of urban heritage areestablished# then the strategies for enhancing the !alaysian urban heritage can beformulated. Therefore# there will more integrated approach toward promoting !alaysiaurban heritage tourism.

!. S!o+ Proj!%a$a&a Krja(Sco"e o Project#$imitations)

The scope of study includes four main research &uestions. 'irstly# the research drive is to

define the urban heritage revitalization. Secondly# is to investigate the trend of the urban

heritage revitalization.Third is to investigate the strategies of urban heritage revitalization.

'ourthly# is to ma"e recommendation based on the findings# the stategies for revitalizing

the urban heritage in !alaysia


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%. D.i&i /rma%Ko&+ "(&efnition o 'erms#once"ts)

(rchitectural heritage as perceived by many geographers as patterns or product created in

the physical environment through human activity and cultural systems )*hitehand# +,,-.

$n urban heritage tourism field )/erbe"e#+,00recognized cultural heritage as part

of cultural resources for visitor attractions. He had divided cultural resources into

primary and secondary element1 architectural heritage was of the primary elements

with ability to draw tourists and visitor. Those secondary elements were the tourist

facilities such as accommodations# transportation# information and amenities used

by traveler either to get to a destination or as a service when they were there.

. Kajia Li$ra$#r "

($iterat*re +evie)

2egeneration of heritage city which involves conservation development has created

interest amongst authorities# private and public in !alaysia. The effort of conserving

urban architectural heritage however re&uired collaboration from multi disciplinarian3s

of professionals and community. Since designers are constantly involved in the built

ma"ing and redevelopment processes# heritage conservation is yet to be mastered in

safeguarding architectural heritage from any measures of development pressures.

(rchitectural heritage as perceived by many geographers as patterns or product

created in the physical environment through human activity and cultural systems

)*hitehand# +,,-. The history of architecture recorded a number of architectural

styles of different era from 2oman to 4yzantine# from !odernism to 5ost !odernism.

However# with the current economic driven culture# brings in the modern development

that represent city with 6simplicity3 and 6functional3 rather than other intentions. The

legacy of !odern !ovement is obvious in every city today )7alagher# -88+.

Today# our modern society is highly concern on the cost factors and prone to

contemporary concept of minimalism )7alagher# -88+1 therefore decorative building

elements as part of cultural epressions mostly discarded from the overall construction

cost. $n contrast to this# the eisting heritage buildings were designed with cultural

detailing motives and pattern in each wall# columns# floors# windows# roof# doors#

arches and ceilings. This outloo" brings in celebrative character of fa9ade1 fullydecorated with richness of art and craft of the specific epression of culture and time

)Schoonenberg# -88-.

The series of different pattern in building fa9ade offered 6varieties3 to human sight

gives more sensory effects in eperiencing the city environment. No doubt#

architectural heritage has the power in providing 6richness3 and 6varieties3 in the urban

design of the city. $n urban heritage tourism field )/erbe"e#+,00 recognized cultural

heritage as part of cultural resources for visitor attractions. He had divided cultural

resources into primary and secondary element1 architectural heritage was of the

primary elements with ability to draw tourists and visitor. Those secondary elements

were the tourist facilities such as accommodations# transportation# information and


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amenities used by traveler either to get to a destination or as a service when they

were there.

The ideas support the eistence of heritage city as a city rich in 6real artifacts3 to

support the historical bac"ground and urban morphology of the city. Historical

monuments such as bridge# museum# memorial# shop houses# library# administrativebuilding# castle# fort and fortresses# zoo# historic botanical garden# farm and orchards

are considered as living anti&ue resources to demonstrate the significance of cultural

system in physical form. The famous historical cities such as %ford# :ambridge#

2ome and /ienna are amongst urban tourism cities with these &ualities. 4esides

strengthening city with proof of cultural history1 built heritage acts as a bundle of

product for promoting the city to potential visitors.

*hen our cities in !alaysia are fully;developed the eisting buildings at presence will

be the heritage buildings in the future. *hat is strategy of continuously maintain the

urban vitality< Since we are involved in the process of building future heritage and

conserving the past heritage1 and our hope to have the great heritage city in the future1therefore it essential to determine the strategy of revitalizing urban heritage

$n managing the urban heritage# the city sta"e holders need to "now the concept of

urban heritage in !alaysia< %nce the definition# status and concept of urban heritage

are established# then what is strategy for enhancing the !alaysian urban heritageesign Studies 3)@?--+;--A.

:ross# N. )+,,8. =The nature and nurture of design ability.= >esign Studies 11)B? +-A;+@8.

Hudson# C. )+,DD. :ontrary $maginations? ( psychological study of the English schoolboy.Condon# !ethuen F :o. Ctd.

Cawson# 4. )+,,B. =5arallel lines of thought.= Canguages of design 1? B-+;BB+.

Cawson# 4. )+,,A. How >esigners Thin"? The >esign 5rocess >emystified. 7illingham# Gent#(rchitectural 5ress.

.2 Pr!a$aa U$ama (K 0or1&) (Sila beri-an ti0a- lebi 0ari ! "er-ataan *tama) (Please "rovi0e not more tan ! -e/ or0s)

Regeneration, heritage, conservation, urban, tourism

2 Ka1ah Pli1i!a "


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(+esearc eto0s)(*rai-an tentang 5+esearc &esign6, 'e-ni- Pesam"elan 0an Prose0*r7nalisis)(8laborate on +esearc 0esign, Sam"ling tecni9*es an0 7nal/tical"roce0*res)

1. Description of Methodology

The research will be conducted by employing &ualitative type of research in&uiry on

study population including focus group and public. 2esearch methods will include in

the obtrusive data analysis through individual interviews and survey research. The

unobtrusive data will be conducted through contents analysis and direct observations

in addressing the research &uestions.

Data Collection and Analysis

'ocus 7roup $nterviews with :ontroller

$n depth individual perception study to be conducted with city3s local controller.

The purposes are to investigate vision# mission and contents of control from each

personnel in regenerating cities as a heritage city.

'ocus 7roup perception study and survey research with end users

$nformal method includes shop houses user# including the shop houses tenants#

visitors and local people to investigate their reactions towards old and new

development through focus group discussions which involved below selected

parties? shop houses tenant# owners# tourist and general public.

>ata (nalysis

$nterviews will be transcribed# coded and then to be analyzed the &ualitative data

using N>. $ST prior to final discussions.

>irect /isual %bservation

The research conducted architectural visual analysis to the study site. The visual

analysis conducted for comparing the &uality of different style of city image and

identity )modern technology and architecture style

2. Flow Chart of Research Activities ( Please enclose in the Appendix


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Preliminary Literature Review

Chapter 1,2,6

Theoretical Framework

Chapter 2

Pilot Study + ethod te!t"

Chapter #

Site Study

Chapter $

%naly!i!

Chapter &

Chapter 6' Final (ritin) *iva


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CAR/A PERLAKSANAAN PERANCANGAN PROJEK PENYELIDIKAN(PROJEC/ SCHEDULING)

1. !antt Chart of Research Activities

Research activity Feb-

Mac

2009

April-

May

2009

June-

July

2009

August-

Sept

2009

Oct-

Nov

2009

Dec

Jan

200

Preliminary

Literature Review

Chapter 1,2,6

Theoretical Framework

Chapter 2

Pilot Study + ethod te!t"

Chapter #

1

Site Study

Chapter $

2

%naly!i!

Chapter &

#

Chapter 6' Final (ritin)

Final Pre!entation

"ote# Legend

2esearch (ctivity

*riting 5rogress !ilestoneI$mportant >ates

2. Milestones and Dates

!ilestone +? (pril +J# -88,? the obtrusive data collection survey research.!ilestone -? !ay -# -88,? the obtrusive data collection through individual interviews!ilestone B? Kune +# -88,? the obtrusive data collection analysis

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