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01INTRODUCTION

02OBJECTIVE OF THECOMPETITION

03COMPETITION BRIEF

04JUDGING PROCESS

05COMPETITION DIRECTOR& COMPETITION COMMITTEE

06PANEL OF JURY

07PRIZES

08ELIGIBILITY

09REGISTRATION FEE

10TIMELINE OF THECOMPETITION

11SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

12COPYRIGHT

13APPENDICES

i. Appendix 1 : Scenarioii.Appendix 2: Registration

Form

01. INTRODUCTION

Perumahan Rakyat 1 Malaysia or PR1MA is

an organisation which has been mandated

to develop 500,000 quality affordable

homes to sandwich income group of

RM2, 500 to RM15, 000 by 2018. Through

this mandate, PR1MA has been tasked to

develop a holistic approach in addressing

housing needs in Malaysia. PR1MA in

collaboration with Malaysian Institute of

Planners (MIP) is organising “PR1MA MIP

Township Ideas Competition 2017/18”. This

competition is intended to generate interest

amongst youth, young graduates and new

practicing planning firms to participate and

engage in developing design and planning

ideas for creating a quality housing

environment, neighbourhood and township

with special interest in youth and

community

Theme

“Youth in Community (YiC) ‘Why I See’

The theme of this competition is to create a

residential township that enhance

community spirit in a well-planned,

sustainable and resilient development with

special focus on the roles of youth and

needs in the community.

The principal objectives of the competition

are:

1. To engage young and creative minds in

addressing and seeking innovative

solution for PR1MA neighbourhood and

township with holistic living

environment inclusive of community

spirit and sustainable community living

environment.

2. To search for creative design and

technical solution in planning for a

neighbourhood and township towards

sustainable and resilient community

living environment that will provide

direction for the development of

PR1MA Township.

3. To identify potential research proposal

that investigate community issues and

needs towards developing new ideas in

planning for PR1MA neighbourhood

and township.

02. OBJECTIVES


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03. COMPETITION BRIEF

PR1MA was established in 2011 to address

the imbalance within the national housing

landscape, which saw the rise in home

prices that are not in tandem with the

monthly income increase of the people. A

study conducted by the Government in

urban areas found that there is a shortage

of affordable homes for the middle-income

group and to remedy this situation PR1MA

was formed, as a strategic intervention to

ensure Malaysian middle income earners

are not deprived from the opportunity of

owning their own homes.

The National Youth Development Policy of

Malaysia defines Youth as those between

the age of 15 to 40 years old. According to

the Department of Statistic 2015, 45.8% of

the Malaysian population are youth (15 to

40 years old). This proportion indicates the

main asset not only to the country but most

importantly in the community.

However, the youth can be identified as a

vulnerable group, socially and

economically. For the younger segment,

youth are potentially at risk to social

problems in community such as crime,

‘gangsterism’, drug related activities,

vandalism and social issues. In the

meantime, the older segment of youth is

economically struggling to keep up with the

cost of living especially in the urban areas.

This is especially prevalent to young

couples with children. Therefore, planning

for the youth in the PR1MA community is a

challenge.


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3.1 Background

Planning a good and innovative

neighbourhood design can encourage youth

to participate in the community and

strengthened community cohesiveness and

spirit. It can be achieved not only through

the provision of adequate amenities,

facilities and public spaces, but most

importantly its design and how lifestyle is

incorporated into the layout design. To

promote neighbourliness and enhance

community spirit, Clarence Perry (1920) has

initiated safety and walkability in community

that emphasize the design of small street

and encourage non-automobiles. The

concept of walkability and accessibility to

public spaces continues to be the focused in

the New Urbanism approach.

Nonetheless with rapid urbanization, the

values of neighbourliness amongst the

urban people tends to dilute at the local

level. These values among the younger

generation seems to be diminished.

Although the neighbourhood unit concept by

Clarence Perry seem to promote

neighbourliness and community spirit, it

emphasizes more on the physical design.

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References :

i. Perry C.A. (1921), Ten Years of the Community Centre Movement.

ii. Ministry of Housing and Local Government Malaysia (2001). Total Planning and

Development Guidelines, Department of Town and Country Planning, Peninsular Malaysia.


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In late 1990s, the Federal Town Planning

Department of Malaysia adopted the

concept of holistic development for land

use planning which is known as ‘The Total

Planning Doctrine’. The doctrine calls for

the harmonious relationship between Man

and Creator, Man and Man and Man and

Environment in order to attain a balance

and sustainable development. Thus, this

doctrine incorporates the physical, social

and spiritual principles. Could this concept

be applied in a solution to the diminishing

values among the younger generation?

Thus, planning of PR1MA Homes must

extend beyond building homes to

emphasize sustainable housing

development with thriving communities and

better quality of living environment

especially for the youth.

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3.2.1 General

The participants from category 1, 2 and 3 should consider the scenario given in a

newspaper article (refer to appendix 1), to incorporate in the neighbourhood or

township design ideas. The articles are as follows:

Article 1 : “Pembabitan Komuniti Atasi Belia Berisiko” published in Berita

Harian dated 12th July 2016.

Article 2 : “Kediaman Untuk Pasangan Muda” published in Utusan Online

dated 16th April 2015.

Article 3 : “Bina Bandar Belia Bantu Atasi Masalah Rumah” published in

Utusan Melayu dated 27th August 2014.

The competition categories are as follows:


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3.2 Competition Category


3.2.2 Competition Categories

i. Category 1


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CATEGORY 1 : NEIGHBOURHOOD DESIGN IDEAS FOR STUDENTS

a) Title PR1MA Neighbourhood

b) Specialization Community Spirit & Social Interaction

c) Target Participants Undergraduate Students

d) Site Studio Basis

e) Restrictions • Minimum one (1) Registered MIP Student Member.

• Team members can be mixed, multi-disciplinary

(PAM/ ILAM/ IEM/ Other Professions).

• Each group must not exceed five (5) members.

f) Competition Brief Land Area : 25-50 acres

Density : 12 – 24 units/acre

Unit Mix : Landed / Townhouse

GFA per Unit :PR1MA Guideline

Competition brief is further subjected to the PR1MA

Guideline and local planning regulations and

requirements.

g) Judging Criteria Concept and Approach

Planning Innovation

Urban Design

Sustainability

Presentation artwork

30%

30%

20%

10%

10%

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ii. Category 2


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CATEGORY 2 : TOWNSHIP DESIGN IDEAS FOR MIP YOUNG GRADUATES

a) Title PR1MA Township

b) Specialization Community Spirit & Social Interaction

c) Target Participants MIP Young Graduates (under 35 years old)

d) Site PR1MA @ Teluk Intan, Perak.

e) Restrictions • Minimum one (1) Registered MIP Graduate

Member below 35 years old.

• Team members can be mixed, multi-disciplinary

(PAM/ ILAM/ IEM/ Other professions).

• Each group must not exceed five (5) members.

f) Competition Brief Land Area : 142 acres

Unit Mix : Mixed Development

The detail information of the site will be provided

subject to confirmation of registration

Competition brief is subjected to the PR1MA


requirements.

g) Judging Criteria Concept and Approach

Planning Innovation

Urban Design

Sustainability

30%

30%

20%

20%


iii. Category 3


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CATEGORY 3 : GREEN TOWNSHIP DESIGN IDEAS FOR MIP NEW PLANNING

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a) Title PR1MA Green Township

b) Specialization Sustainability, Resilient City and Community

c) Target Participants MIP New Planning Firms

d) Site PR1MA @ Teluk Kumbar, Pulau Pinang.

e) Restrictions • New Registered MIP Firms with maximum five (5)

years of establishment.

• Team members can be mixed, multi-disciplinary.

f) Competition Brief Land Area : 110.5 acres

Unit Mix : Mixed Development and subject to

development Feasibility.

Site Constraint : Terrain Class 3 and 4.

The detail information of the site will be provided

subject to confirmation of registration

Competition brief is subjected to the PR1MA


requirements.

g) Judging Criteria Planning Innovation

Urban Design

Environmental

Consideration

Feasibility

Concept and Approach

25%

25%

20%

20%

10%

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iv. Category 4


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CATEGORY 4 : PR1MA RESEARCH PROPOSAL

a) Title PR1MA Research Proposal

b) Specialization Youth in Community

c) Target Participants Open Category

d) Restrictions Open Category

d) Research Proposal Research proposal shall contain:

Background

Literature Review

Problem Statements

Objectives

Methodology

Hypothesis

Proposed Research Fund

Timeline of Research

e) Judging Criteria Title of Research.

Problem Statement.

Research Objectives/ Question.

Literature Review / Hypothesis

Development / Conceptual Framework.

Research Methodology/ Research Design

Significance / Applied Value of the Research

5%

20%

20%

20%

20%

15%


04. JUDGING PROCESS

The judging for category 1, 2 and 3 will be carried out by an odd number of juries

(5, 7 or 9) of which the Competition Director and Competition Committee shall

have the full authority to select the panel of jury to judge all of the above

categories.

The competition committee may exercise public voting subject to final decision by

the PR1MA Management.

Judging process for category 4 will be evaluated by appointed academicians.


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A Competition Director (CoD) shall lead the Competition Committee in the running

of the Competition. The members of the Competition Committee shall be a mixture

of MIP Members that will be nominated by the MIP Education Committee, and

PR1MA Research & Development (R&D) Department representatives. The

number of this Competition Committee should be an even number of not more

than eight (8) persons, of which is equally represented by both MIP Education

Committee and PR1MA R&D Department.

05. COMPETITION DIRECTOR AND COMPETITION

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PR1MA – MIP TOWNSHIP IDEAS COMPETITION 2017/18 “Youth In Community”

06. PANEL OF JURY

6.1 Jury members shall be appointed by both MIP and PR1MA to serve as

the Panel of Jury. The composition of the Panel of Jury shall be as

follows:

1. MIP President

2. MIP Education Committee Chairman

3. PR1MA Board Representative

4. PR1MA Management Representative

5. Malaysian Academic Expert in Social Development

6. Malaysian Academic Expert in physical development

7. Practicing Planner (Recommended by MIP and agreed by PR1MA)

8. Community leaders

9. Community leaders

10. ILAM Representative

11. Others subject to Research Proposal Submission

6.2 The organiser shall reserve the right to replace or reduce any member of

the Jury as the CoD and Competition Committee deemedfit.

6.3 All decisions made by the Panel of Jury are final and no further enquiries

will be entertained.

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07. PRIZES

CATEGORY 1: NEIGHBOURHOOD DESIGN IDEAS FOR STUDENTS

Grand Prize :RM 8, 000.00 and certificate of participation

Second Prize :RM 6, 000.00 and certificate of participation

Third Prize :RM 4, 000.00 and certificate of participation

CATEGORY 2: TOWNSHIP DESIGN IDEAS FOR MIP YOUNG GRADUATE

Grand Prize :RM 12, 000.00 and certificate ofparticipation

Second Prize :RM 8, 000.00 and certificate of participation


CATEGORY 3: GREEN TOWNSHIP DESIGN IDEAS FOR MIP NEW PLANNING FIRM


Second Prize :RM15, 000.00 and certificate ofparticipation


CATEGORY 4: PR1MA RESEARCH PROPOSAL


Second Prize :RM 3, 000.00 and certificate ofparticipation


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08. ELIGIBILITY

8.1. The competition for Category 1 is open to ALL Malaysian nationals studying

Town Planning locally and abroad (registered MIP student member).

8.2. The competition for category 2 is open to ALL Malaysian Institute of Planners

(MIP) registered young graduates (age 35 and below). Team members can be

mixed and multi-disciplinary.

8.3. The competition for Category 3 is open to New Registered MIP Firm with

maximum 5 years’ establishment.

8.4. The competition for Category 4 is open to Public.

8.5. Each group for categories 1 and 2 must not exceed five (5) members.

8.6. ALL entries will be assigned with a reference number. The reference number

will be administered during the registration of the competition.

8.7. Registration implies acceptance by the competitor on the brief, rules and

conditions for the Competition.

8.8. Finalist may be required to present their submissions to the Panel of Jury.

8.9. The submission panel shall not contain the name of the entrant. Failure to

comply will result in disqualification.

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09. REGISTRATION FEE

Registration fee for all categories are as follows:

Category 1 (Undergraduate Student) : Waived

Category 2 (MIP Young Graduate) : RM 100.00 (inclusive GST) per entry

Category 3 (MIP New Planning Firm) : RM 150.00 (inclusive GST) per entry

Category 4 (Open Category) : Waived.

ALL paid registration fees are NON REFUNDABLE. Registration fee is to be made payable by

cash/cheque/direct bank-in (with proof of payment) to PERTUBUHAN PERANCANG MALAYSIA,

(Maybank Account No. 5123 5260 3398) before closing date on 10th October 2017.

10. TIMELINE ON THE COMPETITION

Launching / Registration Opens - 11th September 2017

Last date of registration - 10th October 2017

Forum on Youth in Community - 16th October 2017

Date of submission category 4 - 30th November 2017

Date of submission category 1, 2 & 3 - 5th February 2018

Jury’s meeting - 12th February 2018

Presentation and Award Ceremony - End of February/ Early March 2018

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11. SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

All entries must consist of:

11.1. Competition entries must be

presented in Bahasa Malaysia or

English.

11.2. Completed Submission &

Declaration Form.

11.3. Presentation drawings to be in A0

size FOAM BOARD mounted

panels in PORTRAIT OR

LANDSCAPE FORMAT (limited to

maximum of two (2) A0 size

panels per submission). 1 copy of

the submission to be in digital

format with a minimum resolution

of 300dpi.

11.4. Development Proposal Report (For

Category 1, 2 and 3): A3 Size,

Arial with font size 11 pt and 1.5

lined spacing, One sided page,

Maximum 20 pages cover to cover.

One (1) copy in PDF format.

11.5. Research Proposal Paper: A4

Size, Arial with font size 11 pt and

1.5 lined spacing, Maximum 20

pages cover to cover. One (1)

copy in PDF format.

11.6. Feasibility Study: is compulsory for

Category 3. The format of the

feasibility study is provided by the

organiser.

11.7. Research Proposal must be in

Bahasa Malaysia or English.

11.8. Any overseas or early submission,

please email all enquiry to

Competition Secretariat at

[email protected].

11.9. Submission entry / panels shall only

be labelled with the competition entry

reference number. Participants are

requested not to disclose their

names/ team members/ name of

the academic institution/ name of

the company on the submission

boards. Failure to comply will result

in disqualification.

11.10. ALL entries to be hand delivered

before 5.00pm according to the

respective submission dates of the

competition to:

PR1MA - MIP Township Ideas

Competition 2017/18,Perbadanan PR1MA Malaysia

Ground Floor, Block F, No 2,

Jalan PJU 1A/7A Oasis Square,

Oasis Damansara,

47301 Petaling Jaya,

Selangor Darul Ehsan MALAYSIA.

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12. COPYRIGHT

12.1 Each Participant hereby agrees that all of the intellectual property rights of such

distinctive and exclusive concepts, ideas, designs, calculations, drawings,

sketches, specifications, diagrams, data, items, models, materials and other similar

documents which are being developed, prepared, formed, produced, adopted,

implemented or obtained distinctively and exclusively for the Competition shall be

vested in PR1MA without any cost to be paid to the Participant by PR1MA.

12.2 Each Participant hereby consents PR1MA all rights to develop, copy, edit, display

at public exhibitions, broadcast, reproduce, publish, use and adopt for

implementation in the future, in whole or in part, any submission, and any other

intellectual property protected or protectable materials submitted by each

Participant, in any manner without further compensation during and after the

Competition, except where prohibited by law.

12.3 Each Participant hereby agrees not to initiate, instigate, support, maintain or

authorise any action, claim or lawsuit against PR1MA, on the grounds that any use

of the Submission as provided herein, infringes any of Participant’s rights as creator

of the Submission.

12.4 Notwithstanding with the above, in the event PR1MA were to develop, copy, edit,

display at public exhibitions, broadcast, reproduce, publish, use and adopt for

implementation in the future, in whole or in part, any submission, and any other

intellectual property protected or protectable materials submitted by each

Participant, wherever applicable PR1MA shall include the Participant as the author

of such intellectual property.

12.5 For more information, please contact MIP Secretariat at 03-7877 0636 or email to

[email protected] .

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mailto:[email protected]


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13. APPENDICES

13.1 Appendix 1 : REGISTRATION FORM

13.2 Appendix 2 : ARTICLES OF SCENARIO

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Appendix 1 : REGISTRATION FORM


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13.2 Appendix 2 : ARTICLES OF SCENARIO

MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE OF PLANNERS

ALL paid registration fees are NON REFUNDABLE. Registration fee is to be made payable by cash/cheque/direct bank-in to PERTUBUHAN PERANCANG MALAYSIA, (Maybank Account No. 5123 5260 3398) before closing date of registration 10th October 2017. Please fax completed form to Malaysian Institute of Planners fax number 03-78779636 or email to [email protected]. For more information, please visit mip.org.my or www.pr1ma.my / call MIP Secretariat at 03-78770636.

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REGISTRATION FORM ENTRY CATEGORIES: (Please tick (/) one) (Note: each form is applicable for one submission)

CATEGORY 1 : NEIGHBOURHOOD DESIGN IDEAS FOR STUDENTS (Registration Fee: Waived)

CATEGORY 2 : TOWNSHIP DESIGN IDEAS FOR MIP YOUNG GRADUATES (Registration Fee: RM100 per entry)

CATEGORY 3 : GREEN TOWNSHIP DESIGN IDEAS FOR MIP NEW PLANNING FIRM (Registration Fee: RM150 per entry)

CATEGORY 4 : PR1MA RESEARCH PROPOSAL (Registration Fee: Waived)

Name (Submitting Person) :

MIP Student/Graduate Member: Yes / No Certificate Serial No:

University/ Company :

Correspondence/ Company Address:

Postcode: City: State:

Firm Registration No.: Year of Establishment:

Designation:

MIP Membership No.: LPBM No.:

Tel No: HP No: Fax No:

Email:

Signature:

Company Stamp:

Team Member (Name to be appeared on certificate) :

1.

IC Number :

Membership No : (PAM/ ILAM/ Other Profession)

2.

3.

4.

Name :

Research Title :

Company/ Organization/ University :

Correspondence Address:

Postcode: City: State:

Tel No: HP No: Fax No:

Email :

Signature :

PR1MA-MIP TOWNSHIP IDEAS COMPETITION YOUTH IN COMMUNITY

ENTRY NUMBERS (To be filled by MIP)

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