PROJECT 1B | PHASE 2 | Mazda Automotive Showroom

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|   PHASE 1   |   Site Analysis & Research

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|   PHASE 2   |   Proposed Design


|   Project Brief   |

The Automotive Car Showroom is dedicated to all car buyers. The purpose of designing an Automotive Car Showroom in Kampung Bukit China, Melaka is to promote its vehicles and to be recognized as a place for car showrooms and service centres. Car showrooms need to be located on highly visible sites with good access to main transport routes and an eye-catching frontage. The main scope of the project is the extensive coverage of the various areas of the project like identifying the different kinds of the functional areas that need to be focused on. The project needed to have aesthetic value and a very stylized modern car showroom.



MAZDA |  This automotive showroom and services centre is dedicated for Mazda, a Japanese car brand. The client is Bermaz Auto Berhad, the authorised distributor of Mazda vehicles in Malaysia. This project is proposed which aims to focuses on ways to enhance the car buying and services experience. In Malaysia, there are nearly 36 total of Mazda dealership in Kuala Lumpur, Shah Alam, Johor Bahru, Ipoh and others. However, lack of Mazda Showroom and services centre in Malacca which is only one Showroom and 3S Centre provided was the main issues for this project. Therefore, this showroom will become the second Mazda dealership in Malacca with upgraded 4S services centre.


1. CRIT SESSION



  


2. FINAL BOARD










3. VIDEO ANIMATION

Youtube Link | https://youtu.be/Lz0mnrvsMTg


4. DESIGN THESIS

Issuu Link |  https://issuu.com/aidarasyidahmnadri/docs/aida_rasyidah_mohd_nadri_149581_report






 













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