Jun 07, 2006

challenge park: revisiting the CAD models

medium_challengepark2.jpgThe later studies of the challenge park skate centre shows the folding and ziggy zag roof wrapping around the slopes of terrain to be presereved and retained and conserved. Targetted completion date approximately 2 years from now.

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May 19, 2006

challenge park: cad model

medium_challengepark1.3.jpeg ZLG's signature minimalist but warm materiality to the design is through using only the most durable finishes, that embrace sustainability and modernity with a twist. The model was practically an image that stood the test of time, and today it resembled the work on site almost without any visible differences.

The seating in the landscaped terraces were made of concrete plinths, resting on the grass slopes, forming an informal arrangement of sculptured objects.

See also challengepark

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Nov 18, 2005

challenge park: excavation model

This a base physical study model, with indentations, recesses and slopes contributing to the landscape that is the Challenge Park X-treme Games ground plane. Much of the site already forms the shape that is required for excellent visibilty for the Skate Games. ZLG Design with the assistance and expertise of Convic Design, Australia who helped conceptualise this facilty, and will see to its execution later this year.

Nov 17, 2005

challenge park: early study

CAD model showing indentation and excavated areas for slopes and skate ramps. All formal seating are located along entire length of walkway. The covered area in glass sits towards the Games bowl area. This model also shows the informal and open areas with seats randomly scattered on the grass. For other views see aso categories:Challenge Park, and the website of New Trends of Architecture

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Oct 17, 2005

challenge park: study model

Challenge park study model showing Skate Park building with roofscape and pedestrian ramps interlocking on part excavated and part natural formed terrain. Due to restart early 2006.

Project currently in its final stages of construction. [For more details see this site]

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Sep 20, 2005

challenge park: random seats

Early study of Challenge Park Games Centre at Putrajaya, Malaysia. Seats are randomly and loosely scattered on grass banks. Zig-zag walkways made of maintenance free poured concrete and polished cement, a product known as Noseam, applied directly to wet concrete for a homogenous finish.

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Sep 14, 2005

challenge park: dancing frames

Study Model: Greenery preserved. Project completely sustainable through vandal-proof detailing and utilisation of raw unfinished materials. Subject to re-start in early 2006. Location: PutraJaya Precinct 6, Malaysia. Skate Park and Wall Climbing Centre to cost under USD10 million. part of two buildings comprising also the Wall Climbing Centre.

This xray image serves to illustrate layering and shades for the walkways and the design for the roof covering.

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challenge park: crack in green

a5b5d62f49f1b984f9d2bf222e92e130.jpgPutraJaya's latest addition to community facilities in New City Centre. USD8 million project due to restart late 2005. Challenge park centre designed for low maintenance and vandal-proof. part of Climbing center and Skate park programme for youth.

The Skate park is only one of the two buildigs comprising the Challenge Games Park Faclity built for this precinct of PutraJaya, the new capital city for Malaysia. 

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Sep 13, 2005

Green Spine

Study model. Continous linked roof of zincalum construction and folding ramps and naturally finished footpaths and walkways make this a maintenance-free design for the PutraJaya Challenge International Skate Park Centre. Due for completion in 2007.

Design: Huat LIM, Jimmy WONG
Skate Park Design: ConVIC Australia
Model: Tecnibuilt