Experimental Landscape National Park -Endau-Rompin National Park -The Arches National Park

1. NATIONAL PARK
PROJECT 1 : EXPERIENTIAL LANDSCAPE
Group Members:
1. Vincent Tan C.H.
2. Tan Jing Wei
3. Deong Khai Keat
4. Yeo Kai Wen
5. Wong Qin Kai Tutor: Miss Noorul Iffa
Mohd Nayan

2. WHAT IS NATIONAL PARK ?
The government
has taken steps to
prevent or eliminate in the
area of land
reclamation, mining and
settlement, and make
the ecology and
natural landscape fully
displayed
National Park
is a designated
area for preserving
the nature
More than 1000
hectares
Undergoes
minor
development to
create a more
beautiful
scenery
Own by government
to avoid the harm by
human activities
and city
development
Under legal
protection

3. WHAT IS NATIONAL PARK ?
The government
has taken steps to
prevent or eliminate in the
area of land
reclamation, mining and
settlement, and make
the ecology and
natural landscape fully
displayed
National Park
is a designated
area for preserving
the nature
More than 1000
hectares
Undergoes
minor
development to
create a more
beautiful
scenery
Own by government
to avoid the harm by
human activities
and city
development
Under legal
protection

4. Endau Rompin
National Park
( MALAYSIA )
CASE STUDY
LET’S COMPARE BOTH NATIONAL PARKS
WHOLE FNBE!!!
PROJECT
DATE 8 SEPT 2014 CLIENT
Arches National
Park
( US )
CASE STUDY 1 CASE STUDY 2

5. LOCATION

6. -Located on Johor-Pahang border.
-The second largest National Park in Penisular Malaysia.
-The one of the world's oldest rainforest.
-It covers an area of 870 square kilometers.
• Located at United States
• located in southeast Utah
• The area of the Arches National Park is 310.3
square kilometres

7. HISTORICAL
BACKGROUND

8. ENDAU-ROMPIN NATIONAL PARK
Endau-­‐Rompin
National
Park
іs
the
second
largest
national
park
іn
Peninsular
Malaysia.
• It
is
called
home
by
the
Jakun,
which
is
the
major
tribe
of
Orang
Asli.
It
contains:
• One
оf
the
world's
oldest
rainforests.
• Volcanic
rocks
from
about
240
million
years
ago.
• Sоme
оf
Malaysia's
best
natural
waterfalls.
Іts
name
іs
derived
frоm
the
twо
rivers
through
the
park:
• the
Endau
river
in
Johor,
in
the
south.
• the
Rompin
river
іn
Pahang,
іn
the
north.

9. • 1892,
miner
and
surveyor
H.W.Lake
and
Lieutenant
H.J.Kelsall
entered
the
Endau-­‐
Rompin
area
to
regulate
scientific
research
and
documentation.
!
• They
recorded
and
collected
infinite
specimens
from
the
area
and
noted
a
healthy
number
of
large
animals
such
as
elephants,
the
Sumatran
rhinoceros
and
deer
passing
over
the
area.
!
• 1933,
with
the
help
of
Lake
and
Kelsall’s
documentation
of
the
area
and
its
flora
and
fauna,
Endau-­‐Kluang
area
was
proclaimed
as
a
forest
reserve.
!
• 1972,
the
reserve
was
further
expanded
to
comprise
an
area
within
the
Lesong
Forest
Reserve
in
Pahang.
!
• 1985-­‐1986,
a
scientific
expedition
identified
25
new
species
of
plants
within
the
area.
!
• After
years
of
conflicts,
the
Johor
government
finally
established
this
Endau
Rompin
National
Park
in
1980s.

10. ARCHES NATIONAL PARK
1.The
first
humans
to
inhabit
Arches
NaUonal
Park
were
hunter-­‐gatherers
that
came
to
the
area
to
make
tools
like
knives,
darts,
scrapers
and
spearpoints
from
the
microcrystalline
quartz
commonly
found
in
the
region.
!
2.Eventually
these
paleolithic
forebears
would
come
to
pracUce
agriculture,
culKvaKng
crops
like
beans,
squash
and
corn
in
the
arid
soil.
!
3.These
agrarian
socieUes
would
develop
into
the
Ancestral
Puebloan
and
Fremont
cultures,
which
were
prevalent
throughout
the
southwest
unUl
about
700
years
ago.

11. Ancestral
Pueblan
&
Fremont Cultures

12. THE SIMILARITIES
Established over 50 years
THE DIFFERENCES
ENDAU-­‐ROMPIN
NATIONAL
PARK ARCHES
NATIONAL
PARK
Less
daily
activities
happened
by
the
ancients. More
daily
activities
happened
by
the
ancients.
A
history
depends
more
on
its
natural
habitat. A
history
depends
more
on
its
natural
environment
and
culture
from
the
ancients.
Established
more
on
the
purposes
of
visiting
and
protecting
the
wildlife
as
a
refuge.
Established
more
on
the
purposes
of
protecting,
experiencing,
exploring
and
doing
reference
or
researches
against
the
ancients’
activities.

13. CHARACTERISTICS

14. • Various
kinds
of
flora
and
fauna
can
be
found
at
the
nearby
hills
in
Endau-­‐
Rompin
National
Park.
• The
most
spectacular
things
in
the
park
is
a
fan
palm
species,
it
named
Livistona
Endauensis.
Rainy
Season
ENDAU ROMPIN NATIONAL
PARK

15. • More than 2000 natural arches,including world famous delicate arch and
a natural rock arch.
• Here is one of the world’s largest natural sandstone arch centrally.
• Smallest ( 3 feet) Largest ( 306 feet)
• The main attractions:
ARCHES NATIONAL PARK
• Delicate arch-Experience wind and rain erosion for a long time did no
collapse,it is also one of the major landmarks in Utah.
• Balanced Rock-Product is equivalent to three school bus stand at the top of
the rock.
• Double Arch-Two of the same size arch.
• Landscape Arch-Is the longest arch in the park.
• Devil’s Garden-Is famous for spreading the arch.

16. COMPARISON
Endau Rompin National Park Arches National Park
▪Located at the north of Johor. ▪Located at the eastern Utah.
▪It established on 8 September 1892. ▪It established on 12 November 1971.
▪Only have two until four recreational
activities at here such as camping,waterfall
and swimming pool.
▪Many kinds of recreational activities sush as
climbing,biking,hiking,camping and so on.
▪Not used as a biblical firm. ▪Used as a filming locations for biblical firm.

17. SITE CONTEXT
–ENDAU ROMPIN NATIONAL PARK—
–ARCHES NATIONAL PARK—

19. ARCHES NATIONAL PARK

20. WHAT CAN I DO
ON THOSE
PLACES????!!? Please answer me,
Vincent. Now!

21. ARCHES
NATIONAL PARK

22. ENDAU ROMPIN
NATIONAL PARK