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SECTION 4.0 – ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES SECTION 4.0 – ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN GUIDELINES

h) Sustainable building, energy efficient, and fulfil water tightness to enable ease of movement for PwD to get into, out of, and within the
condition. building.

i) Maintainability, serviceability, and accessibility.
4.9 COMMON AMENITIES
j) Operational efficiency completed facility.
4.9.1 An adequate number of common amenities/facilities shall be provided
k) Life cycle cost (Costs of Ownership). following the Local Authority's requirements and located at suitable and
accessible locations for hospital and quarters.
l) Functionality.
4.9.2 The public toilets shall be near the public areas, away from sight, and the
design shall be per MS 2015-1:2017 Public Toilet Part 1: Design Criteria
4.5 ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENT and MS 1184: 2014 Universal Design and Accessibility in Built
Environment – Code of Practice.
4.5.1 All environmental requirements and needs shall be read in conjunction with
the Environment and Energy Efficiency Brief. 4.9.3 The design of nappy changing (baby changing / parenting room) facilities
shall be father-friendly.

4.6 PRESERVATION OF EXISTING TREES 4.9.4 The tenderer shall also provide sufficient numbers of auto teller machine
(ATM) and vending machine power points, complete with other technical
4.6.1 The successful tenderer shall survey the site to locate any existing matured requirements such as Local Area Network (LAN), water inlet, and outlet at
trees to be preserved as stated in Section 35A, Act 172 (Town and Country approved locations, or where required.
Planning Act 1976, TCPA). The inventory shall be addressed in the
Planning Approval Submission. 4.9.5 Refuse bin facility shall be provided according to the authorities'
requirements and approval. Refuse bin facility shall be designed with roof
4.6.2 The existing matured trees identified and approved by local authorities coverings, water tap, light fittings, discharge points, and proper ventilation.
shall be conserved (retained) or relocated, following the Act / Local
Authorities’ requirements. 4.9.6 Recycle bin areas shall be provided at strategic points and shall be
sheltered from weather elements.

4.7 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT 4.9.7 Refuse from construction activity shall be sorted and disposed of according
to good practices as stipulated in the pHJKR / MyCREST rating tool.
4.7.1 All traffic management requirements and needs shall be read in
conjunction with the Civil Engineering Works Brief.
4.10 EXTERNAL WORKS DESIGN
4.7.2 Wherever required, the successful tenderer shall consider the traffic
management strategy planning in compliance with the relevant authorities. 4.10.1 Anti-climb perimeter fencing shall be provided where security aspects are
The traffic shall maintain smooth flow and not cause prolonged periods of vital to the nature of the building. The minimum height shall be 2400 mm
idle standing to minimise congestion and pollution. anti-climb hot-dipped galvanized security fence with a minimum 300 mm
height concrete base and 300 mm height Y barb tape.

4.8 COMPLIANCE WITH DISABLED DESIGN REQUIREMENTS 4.10.2 Galvanized iron (GI) mesh security perimeter fencing and gates of
approved design and standards shall be provided. The minimum height of
4.8.1 All buildings and facilities design shall take into account the accessibility for the perimeter fencing shall be at least 2100 mm with a minimum of 150
persons with disabilities (PwD). They shall comply with By-Law 34A of mm high concrete curb from ground level.
UBBL 1984 Amendment 2012 and MS 1184: 2014 Universal Design and
Accessibility in Built Environment – Code of Practice and provide access

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