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USJ OneCity

July 1st, 2008 | Posted by taileong | No LoLz

remember the post on my industrial training at mct few months back?

i was involved in designin a block of 1½ storey shop offices with roof garden for usj25 (onecity) phase 1. after that, i was further involved in the design for a block of 4½ storey shop offices with roof garden, also in the same location. below are some perspective drawings of onecity when completed. phase 1 is to be known also as garden city based on the greenest surroundin it (and above it as well due to the roof gardens).


onecity phase 1 - click on image to enlarge

when phase 1 designs were completed (not yet validate), i moved on to a rough design of retail offices for phase 2 - just to obtain some values for slabs, beams, and columns sizes. phase 2 will have a 2 acres sky park (about the size of a football field), 41.65 metres from ground level, as you can see on the top left of the followin image:


onecity phase 1 & 2

the left and right buildings which shaped like “C”s are the shop offices of phase 1, and between those “C”s is a huge park. then come the grand phase 3, consists of offices, a hotel, and a shopping mall.


onecity phase 3 - day view


onecity phase 3 - night view

there ain’t much details on phase 3, as it is still in a very very early plannin stage and alot of changes will take place. it sure is good to be able to design and build, don’t you think?

Is This a Part 2?

June 30th, 2008 | Posted by taileong | No LoLz

first renly, now this?!?

chianming-’be faithful in small things because it is in them that ur strength lies’ says:
hahahaha
chianming-’be faithful in small things because it is in them that ur strength lies’ says:
lolz
chianming-’be faithful in small things because it is in them that ur strength lies’ says:
i am so waiting for handcock man
tL* says:
LMAO!!!!!
tL* says:
it’s hancock la!
chianming-’be faithful in small things because it is in them that ur strength lies’ says:
hahahahaha

another very hard to deal with situation i would say?

Let’s Get Mobile!

June 26th, 2008 | Posted by taileong | 1 LoL

tulan.

lately i’ve been involved with incidents that have got to do with cars. damn cars. convenient yet a burden.

just yesterday evenin, when i was ready to leave my workplace, the car remote’s battery decided to die on me. it was almost 7pm and luckily there was a grocery shop some distance away from my office which decided to stay open for business longer than usual.

this mornin, i woke up to a new day, feelin champion. on my way to work, while waitin at a traffic light near tesco extra shah alam, a malay girl in a kelisa kissed my car’s ass. so much for feelin champion. noticin that there were no damage except for a few abrasive marks, i decided to release her out of sympathy.

lunch time came in the blink of an eye. i’m determined to change the radiator’s coolant due to the fact that my family will be comin down to kl this weekend. another mistake! it took them almost 2 hours to replace the radiator bolt and coolant, just because they had to order the bolt from elsewhere. there was a mistake in bolt size for the first delivery, which took more than 30 minutes to arrive. what more to say about the next.

on the other hand, barghers.com is now wap-ready! we are now accessible via wap on mobile phones, with readiness, size, time and cost in mind.


what you will see on sony ericsson’s k750i screen


barghers.com scored an impressive 4/5

click on the image above for more detailed results =)
moblogging (mobile bloggin) for multi authors isn’t available at the moment, unless the writer of this wap script decided to include that feature in his next release.

Care for a Puff?

June 23rd, 2008 | Posted by taileong | 1 LoL

smokers, here’s to ya :)

Humpty Dumpty Missed His Great Fall

June 22nd, 2008 | Posted by taileong | 1 LoL

as the newly elected president for foochow association of klang, my uncle was granted 2 tables in last night’s agm dinner (at least i think it was an agm dinner). all my relatives in selangor made their appearance, except amos’ family.

alot of chitchat and catchin up happened, and what i saw on the menu put a smile on my face. haven’t been back to sitiawan for 10 weeks, i’ve already missed the food, and seein dishes like foochow’s specialty fishball and longevity noodles made me feel like home again… at least for a while.

at the beginnin of the event, we were entertained with 2 songs by this real lala auntie, dressed in a fully glitter-ish shirt. as if that wasn’t enough, she started singin in that high pitch gibberish voice, which i couldn’t get a single mandarin word she sang. even my chinese educated cousins have no idea!

when the torturin moment was finally over, i scoop a bowl of the fishball soup, and tried the fishball. nah, it’s nowhere near to what my granda made, but if you have never try a home-made foochow fishball, then you’ll find this absolutely delicious. knowin that the first dish was already that bad, my cousins and i started havin doubts on the followin dishes.

next on the menu was shark fin soup. my cousin said “how bad can shark fin soup be? there’s no way they could screw that up.” that’s where she was wrong =) the so-called shark fin soup tasted chicken-ish, which was absolutely horrible. the only dishes edible that night was the longevity noodles in kolo mee style. funny, i always thought longevity noodles are the noodles used in red wine noodles.

as i forgot to mention, at the start of the dinner, each table was entitled 10 coupons for a lucky draw event throughout the night. who will stand a chance to win those awesome hampers? let’s find out.


forgive me for the blurry image, as it was taken with my phone’s camera

as the night proceeds, the size of the prize hampers gets bigger and bigger. when it came to the last hamper for that night, a familar lucky draw number was called out. when it was repeatedly called, my shark fin soup cousin realized that the number called belonged to my youngest cousin, who was busy playin games on his dad’s mobile set!

hurryin up the stage, the little one was excited and thrilled to be able to win the largest hamper for the night. not like he knows what is it anyway. things turned hilarious when he was supposed to hold the hamper for photo session on the stage. he was seen imbalance tryin to lift a hamper almost his own size! luckily, my uncle (the one mentioned in the first sentence of this post) helped him to hold the hamper on stage.


the hamper won was as tall as his neck

in fact, instead of bein a good cousin and rush up to help him carry, i sat on my chair laughin with the rest of my relatives, while another cousin of mine went to his rescue. the event finally ended at 10 somethin.

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