(Taking the cue from third speaker)

Thank you, Syafiq. Besides using mechanical technology and green technology as mentioned earlier on in the
presentation, our group has decided to incorporate advanced technology into the functionalities of our smoking
point to improve the overall efficiency of air purification. For a more realistic representation of our smoking point,
here is a model of our adapted product, the Atmosphera. As the model is being passed around, you will be able to
see the 3 labeled components which represent the 3 main features of our smoking point mechanical technology,
green technology and advanced technology. The mechanical technology is represented by the filter base and the
green technology by the inner garden core, both of which were elaborated on by Syafiq earlier on in the
presentation. Now, let me tell you about the last form of technology that we have adopted in our smoking point
the advanced technology. By the name itself, it seems like some form of sci-fi inspired advancement in technology
that can only be offered in the future right? But, you may be surprised to know that this advanced technology is
actually a current measure installed on the Torre de Especialidades at the Hospital Manuel Gea Gonzalez in Mexico
City to reduce air pollution in urban environments. As you can see, the model of our smoking point is covered with
an overarching canopy that shelters the below features such as the filter base and the inner garden core. Using the
technology adapted from the depolluting quasicrystal faade
This model is but only a small scale representation of the advanced technology installed on the Torre de
Especialidades at the Hospital Manuel Gea Gonzalez in Mexico City. However, we have decided to suc depolluting
quasicrystal faade installed (shows picture on slides),
In order to improve the efficiency of air purification in the proposed smoking point, our group has decided to adopt
advanced technology which will encompass chemical methods as well as urban advancements in architectural design.
This advanced technology will incorporate features such as the Figure 9 shows a depolluting quasicrystal faade
installed on the Torre de Especialidades at the Hospital Manuel Gea Gonzalez, Mexico City. This facade is composed
of Prosolve 370e modules, which are three dimensional architectural modules with photo-catalytic pollution-fighting
technology. Prosolve 370e is a decorative architectural module that reduces air pollution in urban environments.
Therefore, our group has decided to adapt the depolluting quasicrystal faade and convert it into a canopy for the
proposed smoking point. This will not only serve as a shelter for the smoking point, but also serve as a protective
layer to lessen the impact of the direct suns rays on the plants in the fiver layer inner garden core.
The modules are coated with a composite containing superfine titanium dioxide (TiO2), which is driven by low levels
of ambient UV-light to cause a photo-catalytic reaction capable of reducing oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and volatile
organic compounds (VOCs). These substances are effectively neutralized into small amounts of carbon dioxide and
water, without consuming the photo-catalyst itself. Therefore, the modules can keep purifying the air for as long as a
decade, which serves as a sustainable method of air purification. The air-cleansing propensity of the pigments is
further enhanced by the quasi-crystalline geometry of the faade, which increases its surface by around 200 percent.
Complex surfaces provide enlarged surface area and omnidirectional light exposure. This ensures the maximum
efficiency of the smoking point.
We have also included other features in our smoking point as smoking has not only resulted in the occurrence of
second-hand smoke, but has also given rise to other negative externalities like the improper disposal of cigarette
waste. According to NEA's enforcement statistics, 95% of all litter offenders in the South East District were caught
because of improper disposal of cigarette butts. Therefore, our group has decided to include ash trays as a side
feature to prevent smokers from littering cigarette butts.
In addition, the aesthetic blending of the smoking point is also a valuable consideration as it is important that the
variety of elements used for the design of the smoking point blend together well with the design of its surrounding
buildings. In this way, the overall design of the space appears unified (Architeacher, 2002). The quasi-crystalline
geometry of the faade makes formal composition in the aesthetic design by creating patterns which add visual
excitement to a large extent. This enhances the aesthetic appeal of the smoking point.

Now, Jalene will be telling you more about our evaluation on the overall effectiveness of Atmosphera, based on
several features such as its overall cost and design which allow us to draw a tangent to