The Malaysian Garden Concept Design Branding: Whose Role is it Anyway?

Zakaria, Ahmad Zamil; Dali, Melasutra; Hussein, Hazreena

doi:10.21834/ebpj.v6isi4.2914

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“…The Malaysian Garden Criteria Criteria (1) Criteria ( 2) Criteria (3) Criteria (4) Criteria ( 5) Criteria ( 6) Criteria ( 7) Criteria ( 8) 4)…”

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“…The MGC Guidelines published by the NLD in 2009 serve as a comprehensive framework for developing and implementing the MGC in public parks nationwide. The MGC should suit public parks and everyone's use [1]. The guidelines provide a set of criteria and principles specific to the Malaysian context, considering the cultural and environmental factors that shape the landscape design.…”

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Exploring the Guideline Criteria for Malaysian Garden Design Concept

Zakaria,

Mohd Hussain,

Mat Nayan

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The Malaysian Garden concept (MGC) is guided by principles and criteria reflecting traditional Malay design elements and contemporary approaches. Previously, the criteria of the guidelines provided by the National Landscape Department (NLD) for Malaysian Garden design can be used as a reference to evaluate the implementation and design enforcement of public parks in Malaysia. However, the effectiveness of these guidelines in achieving the desired aesthetic and functional goals of Malaysian Gardens needs to be clarified. As Malaysia undergoes rapid social, cultural, and environmental changes, the existing guidelines must be more relevant and applicable. Thus, there is a need to critically examine and compare traditional and contemporary approaches to Malaysian Garden design and evaluate the effectiveness of current guideline criteria in achieving desired outcomes. The study’s objective is to determine how effective these criteria are in achieving the desired aesthetic and functional goals of Malaysian Gardens and the limitations of these criteria. The study adopted a comparative analysis approach to analyze traditional and contemporary Malaysian Garden designs and evaluate their adherence to current guidelines. The comparative analysis between traditional and contemporary approaches is interesting and valuable. It allows the researchers to evaluate the effectiveness of existing criteria considering current needs and evolving cultural contexts. The study also involves interviewing Malaysian Garden experts and other relevant stakeholders to gain insights into their perspectives on current guideline criteria and potential modifications to reflect current needs better. This study can catalyze development guidelines or recommendations for implementing Malaysian Garden design principles in public parks. Analysis of existing public parks in Malaysia to assess the extent to which they adhere to Malaysian Garden design guidelines and identify areas for improvement. The study’s findings will contribute to developing more effective guideline criteria for Malaysian Garden design that reflect the country’s cultural heritage and current needs.

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“…The Malaysian Garden Criteria Criteria (1) Criteria ( 2) Criteria (3) Criteria (4) Criteria ( 5) Criteria ( 6) Criteria ( 7) Criteria ( 8) 4)…”

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Exploring the Guideline Criteria for Malaysian Garden Design Concept

Zakaria,

Mohd Hussain,

Mat Nayan

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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“…It may become an adequate medium of expression, serving as a specific emotional support and spiritual expression closely related to the user, such as correlation, progression, and deduction. In addition, it may also serve as a physical carrier, carrying the related content for elaboration, analysis, and derivation [19].…”

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Multimodal Interaction Evaluation and Optimization Design of Smart Landscape Devices for Elderly People in Seaside Parks

Yuan,

Zhang,

Kim

2023

Electronics

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With the rapid development of science and technology, an era of intelligence has started in people’s lives, and intelligent robots, intelligent home systems, intelligent parking systems and other products of intelligent technologies have been quietly applied to all aspects of modern life. Experiential and interactive media landscape installations based on intelligent technologies have also been introduced into seaside parks in this context. Intelligent technologies are utilized to innovate traditional landscape installations, break the traditional limitations of thinking, and change the way of interaction between landscape installations and the public in seaside parks. Thus, the public can create an interesting connection with the landscape installations to enhance the participation and experience of the public. Emotion recognition, as an integral part of AI, has received more and more attention from experts and scholars at home and abroad. The landscape installations in domestic seaside parks are becoming more and more intelligent, and are customized to meet the needs of special target groups, such as the elderly. In this paper, the intelligent setting of landscape installations is investigated using multimodal interaction. First, it explains in detail the multimodal interaction, landscape installations, and intelligence. It innovatively combines experiential and interactive media landscape installations based on intelligent technologies with seaside city parks and analyzes and summarizes the cases in China and abroad. Furthermore, it explores how interactive media landscape installations work in different seaside parks, and examines how they are designed and technically implemented. At the same time, a plan is formulated to optimize the landscape installations for different groups of people in the seaside parks. Finally, the key points for optimizing the design of intelligent landscape installations for the elderly are proposed, and experiments are conducted to analyze how the design of multimodal interaction enhances the consumption perceptions of the elderly consumer groups. The experiment demonstrates the superiority of multimodal interaction for intelligent landscape installations.

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“…By fulfilling all these marketing concepts, it has been seen to strengthen a product further and make it more sustainable in the market. In addition, marketing will be seen as an activity that can convince clients/customers to try or taste the product they want to highlight (Zakaria et al, 2021c).…”

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The Development of a Malay Cultural Heritage Center: Kampung Kuchai, Ipoh, Perak

Zakaria

Alauddin

Sazali

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In Ipoh, Perak, there is a place called Kampung Kuchai. It was a dense settlement with the Malay community at one time. The presence of this area reveals that the Malays have lived in Ipoh for a long time. The question is why the Kampung Kuchai area is not developed like other areas. This study was conducted to raise the potential of Kampung Kuchai as a Malay cultural heritage centre. The study aims to improve the identity of the Malay community and demand the importance of preserving the nation's culture. The researchers have chosen Kampung Kuchai as a case study by conducting site observations and interviewing several respondents who know the area. The strength of this area is not only in the development based on the nation's culture but also in implementing the development of goodwill by highlighting the diversity of building architecture, culture, and local way of life. The researchers found that this area has excellent potential to be developed as a Malay Heritage Center because of its strategic location. It has sufficient resources for developing traditional villages and local historical storytelling, a new tourism product in the Ipoh City Council area.

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The Malaysian Garden Concept Design Branding: Whose Role is it Anyway?

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Exploring the Guideline Criteria for Malaysian Garden Design Concept

Exploring the Guideline Criteria for Malaysian Garden Design Concept

Multimodal Interaction Evaluation and Optimization Design of Smart Landscape Devices for Elderly People in Seaside Parks

The Development of a Malay Cultural Heritage Center: Kampung Kuchai, Ipoh, Perak

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