DCA 3124 DESIGN 2

PROJECT 1 HOMELESS SHELTER

CASE STUDY 1
NO. NAME MATRIC NO.
1. MUHD FAHMI BIN MAHAT 03DSB16F1998
2. MUHAMMAD NURI BIN ZAKARIA 03DSB16F1005
3. NITHYANADHAN A/L VIJAYAKUMAR 03DSB16F1012
4. SITI NUR AFIQAH BINTI AZHARI 03DSB16F1014
5. NOR SOFINA BINTI FADZIL 03DSB16F1031
6. NURUL AFIQAH BINTI ABDULLAH 03DSB16F1015
7. MUHAMED AMIRUL BIN MAZLAN 03DSB15F2010
8. WAN NURAMIRA BINTI WAN ISHARUDDIN 03DSB16F1002
9. NUR ALIA NATASHA BINTI MOHD RIDZUAN 03DSB16F1036
10. NUR IZZATI BINTI ZAKARIA 03DSB16F2012
11. NADHIRAH BINTI AB GHANI 03DSB16F2011
12. NUR IZZAH NABILAH BT NORDIN 03DSB16F2003
13. NAJWA BINTI MOHD AZIZ 03DSB16F2004
CONTENT
BIL. TITLE. PAGES.

1. DEFINITION OF HOMELESS & TYPE OF HOMELESS

2. CASE STUDY HOMELESS SHELTER

KUALA LUMPUR
OVERSEA
3. CASE STUDY HOMELESS AT ALOR SETAR & JITRA

4. INFORMATION FROM JKM ANJUNG SINGGAH

5. STRATEGIC LOCATION FOR HOMELESS SHELTER IN KEDAH

 Not having a
home or
permanent
residence.

A traveler . Living such a

hard life
DEFINITION
OF
HOMELESS

Those who Trying to

are ignored survive from
by their hardship of
family life
members
Definition of homeless from Jabatan Kebajikan
Masyarakat (JKM).

A person found begging in a public place in such a way as to

cause or likely to cause annoyance to the common people
visit the place or to hold a nuisance or an idle person found
in a public place whether or not it beg, do not have source of
income or residence or who are unable to express himself
satisfactorily case.
HOMELESS SHELTER
KUALA LUMPUR
About the Pusat Transit Gelandangan Kuala Lumpur:

Built in: July 2014

Inaugurated: 27th February 2016 (by Dato Seri Mohd Najib Bin Abdul Razak)

Government: Kementerian Wilayah Persekutuan support by Dewan Bandaraya Kuala Lumpur

(DBKL)

Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd (MRCB).

Address: Pusat Transit Gelandangan,

Lot 650, Jalan Pahang,
50586 Kuala Lumpur.
KEY PLAN:
If you go to the Kuala Lumpur, this is what you can see in the evening. Due to the demise of
life, these groups have no choice but to sleep in pavement areas, squares and other public
areas. They are just enough to be able to take a nap for a while.
Consequently, an initiative was made by the Federal Territories Ministry (KWP) in collaboration with MRCB in
providing a center called the Pusat Transit Gelandangan Kuala Lumpur (PTGKL). The center is also a directive from
YAB Prime Minister, Dato 'Seri Najib Razak himself when he made a survey on the homeless. The building was
established in CSR and throughout the planning and establishment of the center, the KWP also involved discussions
with the Ministry and other government agencies including agencies under the KWP namely DBKL, and involved
NGOs working closely with KWP in addressing the issue of homelessness. The center can also be considered one
stop center for homeless which can accommodate 250 homeless people. Building concepts and features are a
combination of ideas from various quarters including KWP as the project owner, Malaysian Resources Corporation
Berhad (MRCB) as the project developer, other agencies as stakeholders and NGOs who are more familiar with the
homeless and their needs .
PTGKL is equipped with a variety of facilities including a Red Crescent Clinic provided to treat
emergency cases experienced by the residents. However, the clinic only provides initial
treatment only and the residents will be taken to the Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) for further
treatment if their illness is not healed. Furthermore, the center is very close to the hospital.
PTGKL also divides into 2 levels to isolate male and female homeless. Each floor has male / female
surau and bathroom / toilet facilities.
Here is also a large and large dining hall and can accommodate about 100 people at a time
But for your information, the concept of this dining hall is not like a Anjung Singgah. They have no chef
and daily fixed menu. They at PTGKL only expect donations from people or NGOs who come to feed.
Even washing rooms equipped with modern washing machines are also available here to keep the
homeless always in clean and comfortable clothes.
At the same time, it also have free clothes donated by the public and non-governmental organizations
(NGO). So for those who want to donate or any kind of contribution, you are welcome to visit here.
In addition, the RELA has been entrusted to look after the area and control the homeless within the
PTGKL area. This is because everyone are allowed to stay there. So with the RELA, they can look after
and ensure everything is in a state of safety and security.
HOMELESS SHELTER
OVERSEA
BOULDER
SHELTER
FOR THE
HOMELESS
 FUNCTION
To provide safe shelter, food, support services, and an
avenue to self-sufficiency for homeless adults in the
community.

Boulder Shelter For The Homeless worked with

architect Matt McMullen from Architectural
Manoeuvres to create a design layout that would
provide a functional space to meet the shelters
requirements and services.
 SPACES
At full capacity, this homeless shelter is 30,000 sq. foot
Men and women specific dormitories
Restrooms
Multi purpose room/library
Community space meeting spaces (for both residents and
administration)
A women specific area
Dining room
Kitchen
Laundry room and services
Indoor storage room for residents
office spaces (for case managers and administration), and both
dental and medical outreach clinics.
Each space in this facility was designed to encourage comfort
and balanced flow of space throughout the building.
 ENTRANCE

DORMITORIES
LOBBY PANTRY

MULTI PURPOSE ROOM

 Substance
abused or
addicted to
alcohol or
drugs.
Domestic
violent.
Lack of
affordable
housing.
FACTORS

Divorcement

Forced
eviction
Safety of
homeless Homeless
people faces
people health
affected. problems.

EFFECT OF Spoilage of
HOMELESS Malaysias
(HOMELESS,NETIZEN &
COUNTRY) reputation

Most
Economy of
homeless
country
people are
exposed to
downturn.
drug abuse.
The government
have to form
special
organisation to
overcome Built more
homeless issues. homeless shelters

How to
overcome
homeless
issues.

Increase lower
grade job Kaunter khas untuk
opporturnity mendaftar golongan
gelandangan di ibu
 1. MAYBANK ALOR SETAR

Old folk

Ignored by families

Begging at bank
corridor.
2. SHAHAB PERDANA BUS STATION

Collecting
plastics then to
be sold
No shelter.

Always walk
around Alor
Setar.
3. DI PASAR MALAM KEPALA BATAS

KEDUA-DUA
MEREKA
ADALAH OKU.

HANYA
MEMINTA
SEDEKAH
DAN TINGGAL
DI PONDOK
YANG USANG.
4. STESEN MINYAK DI JITRA.

LELAKI WARGA EMAS BERBANGSA

CINA
MEMINTA SEDEKAH DI STESEN
MINYAK
MENUMPANG DI RUMAH ORANG
TIADA AHLI KELUARGA
ANJUNG SINGGAH
53,Lebuh Chulia, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia
Anjung Singgah is a project of the National Welfare Foundation of
Malaysia as an administrator, and under the Ministry of Women
and Family Development.
Anjung Singgah is a reference center for social assistance services
for homeless people
Increased in year 2014

OBJECTIVES
Providing temporary accommodation / shelter assistance for
stranded homeless and homeless
Providing counseling and advisory services to residents
THE GOAL OF SETTING UP THE ANJUNG SINGGAH

provides free meals

providing counseling
providing temporary
and motivational
shelter
consulting services

get funds and

corporate donations
help get a job
to meet the financial
needs of operations
BASIC REQUIREMENTS
Do not have a job
Have no infectious or a home but
disease healthy body and
productive

Malaysian citizens
Not alcoholic (Permanent
addicts Resident (PR) is not
allowed)

Not drug addicts Aged 18 and above

ANJUNG SINGGAH , PULAU PINANG
SINGLE STREAK IS FIXED WITH THE FOLLOWING
FACILITY :

READING AREA & INTERVIEW COUNSELLING

ACTIVITY ROOM ROOM ROOM

DINING AREA
TREATMENT ROOM PRAYER ROOM 40 BEDS
(CAPACITY 40 PEOPLE)
STRATEGIC LOCATION
FOR HOMELESS SHELTER IN KEDAH

Location

Bandar Alor Setar

Alor Setar, Kedah
6.120721, 100.364108

Suitable because,
Located at town
Visited by many
There's already
many people
there.
Location

176,Taman Suria,
06000 Jitra, Kedah.
6.269156, 100.413273

Suitable because,
Located at town
Visited by many
There's already
many people
there.