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GEORGE TOWN
George Town (Malaysia)

THE WHITEAWAYS ARCADE
The Whiteaways Arcade, Penang

ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
St. George's Church, Penang

QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER
Jubilee Clock Tower

CLAN JETTIES
The Clan Jetties of George Town

FERRY
Penang Ferry Service

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This is the plan of our project, George Town

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All the sides has been marked with blocks

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Road and sea

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Church and pavements

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The Whiteaways Arcade

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Hotel, jetties, ferry and clock tower

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Carpark and flyover

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All done

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-some of blocks need to build in one direction as its direction will be different if build in another direction

Solving:
-when built these blocks, we built them very carefully to make sure they stayed in the same direction

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-first time we built the world, we wrong counted the whole area that had set before

Solving:
-to avoid wasting time, we change the buildings size based on the area

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-besides some problems while playing Minecraft, we also met the problem about time. One of us got tuition classes, sometimes he couldn't joined and completed the world

Solving:
-on Sunday, Jing Han always met with Daphne after his tuition class. Other days, we just online when we were free as we need to complete our homework

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-we didn't know how to build a circle in Minecraft

Solving:
-searched some informations in Internet and learnt to build a circle in Minecraft

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-some blocks weren't suitable for us using in our project

Solving:
-we tried and built them with another blocks, so some buildings will be different compared with the real

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From this project, we had learnt that how important of a good team work. Before this group created, Daphne has a team with another four team members. All the members are from the same school. But, the members didn't give a good team work. All the planning just did by Daphne. So, Daphne found her friend, Jing Han to join and complete this project together. Without good team work, this project couldn't complete well. Work will be more easier if had a good teamwork too!
Besides that, we also knew more about George Town by searching and gathering the informations. We realised that the buildings had different styles because of the histories. We also knew that how important that the historical buildings are and their beautiful.
While doing this project, sometimes we felt exhaustion and wanted give up, especially when we met problems. But, we didn't give up and be more patient to continue our works.
This project was the first time Daphne had fun in playing Minecraft. She didn't playing Minecraft often because didn't had fun in Minecraft before this.

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QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER IN DAY

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QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER IN DAY

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QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER IN NIGHT

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QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL CLOCK TOWER IN NIGHT

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Melaka and George Town have developed over 500 years of trading and cultural exchanges between East and West in the Straits of Malacca. The influences of Asia and Europe have endowed the towns with a specific multicultural heritage that is both tangible and intangible. Featuring residential and commercial buildings, George Town represents the British era from the end of the 18th century. The two towns constitute a unique architectural and cultural townscape without parallel anywhere in East and Southeast Asia.
George Town was founded in 1786 as a free port to serve British interest in South-East Asia. The establishment of the port made George Town a centre for global trading, attracting foreign merchants, largely from China, India and Arab countries. As a result, George Town developed a
multi-ethnic society that still exists today. This diversity is reflected in the architecture of the city, as well as its rich intangible cultural heritage.The independence of Malaya in 1957 and the formation of Federation of Malaysia in 1963 have had a significant impact on the political, economic and social activities in George Town. In particular, the revocation of the free trade port status in 1969 and the relocation of major port activities to Seberang Perai, in mainland Penang, led to high unemployment rates. The economic crisis was addressed through the establishment of the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone at the south-eastern end of Penang Island in 1972, and the transformation of George Town from an industrial, productive city into a service-oriented economy. The Control of Rent Act of 1966 aimed to address the shortage of housing during the Post-War period by regulating the rental market, specifically of buildings built before February 1948. The Act was repealed by 31 December 1999 as affordable housing was developed at satellite cities with the expansion of the city, leading to changes in the demographics and activities in the historic town. George Town was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2008. In 2010, George Town World Heritage Incorporated (GTWHI) was established by the Penang State Government as the main management body for the Historic City of George Town.

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A commercial avenue with a colonial charm, The Whiteaways Arcade, built in the early 1900s, remains glorious till today, housing various retail outlets, cafes and restaurants, offices and even a tourist information centre.
The Whiteaways building was built at a time when commercial and financial activities were booming in the area. It was also regarded as one of the finest blocks of offices in Penang. Its impressive architecture features beautiful eclectic-style windows, Scottish cast iron columns and grand granite staircases. Its charm was further accentuated by a decorative facade with plasterwork of flowers and garlands.
The site was restored and revived following the listing of George Town as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008.When renovation works completed in 2011, the place was renamed as The Whiteaways Arcade.Today, it houses a variety of businesses, from cafes and restaurants to retail and offices. Its new courtyard is now a venue for many artistic events and performances.

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Built in 1818, St. George’s Church is the oldest purpose built Anglican Church in South East Asia and designated by the Malaysian Government as one of 50 National Treasures of Malaysia. St. George’s Church is an elegant white building designed to incorporate Georgian, Neo-Classical and Palladian architectural styles.
The construction of St. George’s Church was a massive undertaking on the part of the East India Company, who held a charter to run Penang, then known as Prince of Wales Island, as a colony for the British Crown. There is a memorial to the founder of the colony, Sir Francis Light, directly in front of the Church, Sir Francis Light is credited with creating the first plan to build an Anglican Church in Penang although he died in 1794 some 24 years before the first service was held at St. George’s Church.
St. George’s Church was damaged by bombing in World War II and looted by the invading Japanese forces. In 1945, after recapturing the island, the British Government funded extensive repair work to the church bringing it back into use. The Church went into decline again after Malaysia became independent in 1957 as the new formed government of Malaysia stopped providing funding for maintenance. Large structures like St. George’s Church are expensive to maintain and the problem is compounded by the use of antiquated building materials and building methods in the original construction. Malaysian Government had a change of heart in 2007 and decided to mark the 50 year anniversary of independence by classifying a number of colonial era buildings as heritage sites and provided funding for their repair.

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The Queen Victoria Memorial Clock Tower is an Moorish-style Jubilee clock tower located at the intersection of Light Street and Beach Street in George Town. Built to commemorate Queen Victoria's 1897 Diamond Jubilee. The tower is sixty feet tall, one foot for each year of Victoria's reign. A corner of the wall surrounding Fort Cornwallis is situated behind the tower.
The clock tower is slightly tilted, a result of bombing during the Second World War.

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Originally built by Chinese Hokkien immigrants from the Fujian province of China back in the 19th century, these humble settlements on stilts along Weld Quay are now over a century old! Descendants of the original Chinese clans still live here. There were nine of these waterfront villages but two had being demolished to make way for modern development projects.The jetties are named after their respective common surname. Of these, Chew Jetty is the most famous among tourists. Before they lived in these floating villages, the clans made their home further inland. Like in Acheen Street or Armeninan Street. They only started to move to the jetty when the shipping or trade business grew at the waterfront. This was so they could conduct their shipping business with more convenience and better business prospects.

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Penang Ferry Service is the oldest ferry service in Malaysia. It's connecting the city of George Town on Penang Island and Butterworth on the mainland. Penang ferry service began 1894 (128 years ago). Quah Beng Kee, an entrepreneur from Penang Island started the regular service eith his four brothers and forming a company named Beng Brothers. From 1924, the ferries operated by the Penang Port Commision (formerly Penang Harbour Board) through its subdiary, Penang Port Sdn Bhd (PPC). Malaysia federal government transfered the service from PPC to Prasarana Malaysia and rebranded as Rapid Ferry in 2017. Unfortunately, Rapid Ferry ended service on 31 December 2020. ppc took over the ferry service fron Prasarana Malaysia and operated fast passenger boats, while ferry named Pulau Angsa used to transport motorcycles and bicycles only.

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NAME: DAPHNE NG RUI XING
AGE: 14
SCHOOL: SMJK PULAU SEBANG (PULAU SEBANG SECONDARY SCHOOL)
CLASS: 2M
COUNTRY: MALAYSIA

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NAME: TEE JING HAN
AGE: 14
SCHOOL: SMK DATO' MOHD TAHA
CLASS: 2 RK
COUNTRY: MALAYSIA

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NAME : STHELLA A/K STEWARD BANTIN
AGE: 42
COUNTRY : MALAYSIA

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NAME : SOH LAY HUI
AGE : 49
COUNTRY : MALAYSIA