Aileen Lord Architecture Folio Archive 2022

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Architecture Folio

Aileen Lord Selected Works 2021-2022


EDUCATION/TRAINING

EXHIBITIONS

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology RMIT Bachelor of Architectural Design Currently in 4th semester, 2022

Melbourne Design Week 2022 A Chair for Colin - Never Too Small Furniture Design

Australian Institute of Architects Heritage Series for non-heritage Architects 2022

Centre for Contemporary Photography 2018 Ilford Salon

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology RMIT Advanced Diploma Building Design (Architectural) 2022

EXPERIENCE

John Gollings Architectural Photography Masterclass Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne AWARDS Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology RMIT Women in STEM (VE) Award 2021 For Program Excellence

Aileen Lord BEnvSc AdvDipBlgDes Melbourne, Australia email: phone: www: ig:

ciaoaileen@gmail.com +61 430597145 aileenlord.com @aileenlord

Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne Ilford CCP Salon 2018

RMIT Learning + Teaching Innovation Adobe Student Champion Design of digital learning material July 2021-Feb 2022 Made Establishment Head of Creative Direction of creative output for hospitality March 2017 - February 2018 Freelance Art Director/Designer Art direction, graphic design, communication design, illustration + brand development April 2012– September 2019 PUBLICATIONS Make it Visible: Informative & Cool Infographics Features The World as 100 People 2017 Pie International, Tokyo The World as 100 People Illustrated by Aileen Lord 2016 Smith St Books, Melbourne

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MALBOLGE

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Studio - Work in Progress Bachelor of Architectural Design Semester 2, 2022

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CAPSTONE

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Project Advanced Diploma Building Design (Architectural) Semester 1, 2022

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ARK HOUSE

OTHER WORK

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CV | CONTENTS

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pp 18-21

Project Advanced Diploma Building Design (Architectural) Semester 2, 2021

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course

: Studio 4 (in progress) Bach. Architectural Design Semester 2 2022 program : University Precinct location : Naarm / Melbourne, Australia supervisors : Andre Bonnice, Byrn Murrell group + individual work

01 MALBOLGE

MALBOLGE

In 1998, Ben Olmstead devised a programming language known as Malbolge, named for Dante’s eighth circle of hell. A computational language so irrational, it disconnects us from logic. From this comes our torment in the realm of generative practice. An intrusion of techniques and disciplines outside usual architectural practice. Using Blender physics and chance-based techniques this studio focuses on composition rather than program typology. The endgame however, is a micro campus of very architectural ideas.

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Blender animation stages with final dolmen

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Cut plan not to scale

A dolmen task introduces us to Blender physics and rendering. We add physics to elements and drop them in attempt to create a random shelter in the style of a dolmen.

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1:1000

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Blender animation stages ans 45 degree axonometric diagram


PRINT

1:250

The precinct task introduces us to Blender force fields and particles. We add physics to elements use force fields such as vortexes to and collide the elements into a composition.

Floor plan not to scale

The composition becomes the ground floor footprint to experiment with. This studio is in progress.

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course :

:Undertake Complex Architectural Project Adv.Dip Building Design, Semester 1 2022 program : Renovation, Extension of Counselling service Part of university precinct location : Wurundjeri Country, Carlton, Australia supervisor : Mark Humphrey individual work video

: tinyurl.com/bddmj4b6

This project is part of a precinct and examines regenerative design and repairing communities through design. Our environmental situation demands we look beyond living ‘sustainably’ in favour of ‘regenerative design’ :looking at how we can reverse our destruction, as well respond to social and economic factors. A new design for the RMIT Counselling Service contributes to the urban and social fabric of the community while evoking connections that stretch beyond the colonial heritage of Carlton. These aspirations, both functionally and conceptually highlight the client’s community and cultural leadership.

02 CAPSTONE

CAPSTONE

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SUBJECT SITE

QUEENSBERRY ST

EARL ST

O’GRADY PL

Subject site

Location in precinct

View from Cardigan St

Proposed view from Cardigan St STONE CLADDING

EXISTING FACADE

4200

18600

4000

4000

CONCRETE PANEL CORE

4200

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RL: 32.340

RL: 31.725


FOOTPATH

ADJOING PROPERTY EXISTING BUILDING 55

A

IEVERS PLACE

B

C

D

E

23000 5730

5730

5730

5730

RL 32.340

RL 33.881

1

BOOST

ENTRY

UP FIRE STAIRS

FH

LOBBY

R

CONCRETE SLAB FLOOR

EL E

2

M

SESSION

TE L

CARDIGAN ST

EC

OFFICE

HYD

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19830

6470

RL 32.773

UNISEX TOILETS

SESSION

TILED

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LITTLE CARDIGAN ST

6470

FOOTPATH

BLUESTONE PAVING

ONLINE SESSION

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6470

WAITING ROOM ACCESS. TOILET + SHOWER

KITCHENETTE

RL 33.594 4

RL 32.134

ADJOING PROPERTY PROPOSED BUILDING 77

Project concept Hide + reveal

Floor plan not to scale

Cultural memory. Personal memory. Marking the journey. Safety. Trust. Sharing.

The facilities connect the old and new buildings, creating a suite of counselling services, flexible program spaces, social facilities and emergency accommodation in a shared complex — completely transforming the University’s offering. New spaces for socialisation and interaction, honour the sharing of historical and new cultural narratives. The site’s past history has been retained and reused, and pre-colonial native vegetation has been reinstated. New materials and construction methods maintain circular economy principles, including: mass timber construction and design for disassembly, reuse and adaptability.

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REUSE TO SAVE EMBODIED CARBON UPFRONT MASS TIMBER CONSTRUCTION PASSIVE SOLAR DESIGN

VEGETATION Development that lasts and meets the needs of the future

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ENERGY

WATER USE

NATURAL VENTILATION


1100 HEIGHT

OVERFLOW PIT LYSAGHT LIPLOCK 700 SHEET METAL ROOFING

SKUYLIGHT AS SCHEDCULED. INSTALL AT 15DEG PER MAUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ROOT BARRIER

CSR ASHGRID ROOF SPACER

SCREED WITH 2° FALL SLOTTED PIPE TO DRAINAGE

GALVANISED STEEL BALUSTRADE WELDED TO CAPPING PLATE

FLASHING

INSULATION /SARKING

GRAVEL DRAINAGE LAYER TIMBER TRIMMERS

100MM PLANTED LAYER

FLASHING

15.0°

GALVANISED STEEL CAPPING PLATE

3.0°

C159 ROOF PURLIN

LITHODECOR PROPRIETARY RAIN SCREEN SYSTEM BAMSTONE 20MM LOCAL BASALT CLADDING FIXING RAIL STEEL PURLIN TRIMMERS TO SKYLIGHT OPENING

WALL ANGLE SELF-ADHERING WATERPOOF MEMBRANE

INSULATION SUPPORT

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FRAME OUT SKYLIGHT SHAFT (SHOWN INDICATIVE ONLY). LINE IN 12MM MDF PAINT FINISH TO MATCH CEILING

20MM MINERAL WOOL INSULATION

T PROFILE

115MM CEILNG RAFTERS HODLING R15 ROCKWOOL COMFORT BATT CEILING INSULATION

EQ

EQ 400 OPENING

12.5MM KNAUF ECHOSTOP CEILING PLASTERBOARD ON 28MM FURRING CHANNEL BATTEN

CONCRETE TILE PANEL

GLAZING + STONE CLADDING

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DETAIL - WALL TO GREEN ROOF

2 A400

SCALE 1 : 5

DETAIL - SKYLIGHT SCALE 1 : 5

GALVANISED STEEL BALUSTRADE WELDED TO CAPPING PLATE GALVANISED STEEL CAPPING PLATE

1100 HEIGHT

Skylight detail

OVERFLOW PIT WATERPROOF MEMBRANE ROOT BARRIER SCREED WITH 2° FALL SLOTTED PIPE TO DRAINAGE GRAVEL DRAINAGE LAYER 100MM PLANTED LAYER

FLASHING WHITE RAILING

LITHODECOR PROPRIETARY RAIN SCREEN SYSTEM BAMSTONE 20MM LOCAL BASALT CLADDING

EXISTING AND REUSED RED BRICK

FIXING RAIL WALL ANGLE SELF-ADHERING WATERPOOF MEMBRANE 20MM MINERAL WOOL INSULATION INSULATION SUPPORT BLUESTONE LANEWAY + ENTRY

EXISTING RENDERED FACADE

Materials research and selection is done in line with project principles

T PROFILE

Balcony detail

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ROOM LEGEND 1. ENTRY 2. KITCHEN 3. LIVING + DINING 4. LAUNDRY

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ROOM ZONING

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SLEEPING

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LIVING 6.

CIRCULATION

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5. BATHROOM 6. BED 2 7. BED 3 8. MASTER BED 9. DECK 10. RETAINED TREES

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3. 4.

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2.

1. 10.

FLOOR PLAN

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SCALE 1:100 @ A4

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course :

:Design Studio Adv.Dip Building Design, Semester 1 2022 program : Sustainable residential home on greenfield site : Wurundjeri Country , Australia location supervisor : Mark Humphrey individual work

The clients wish to build a sustainable home for their adult child + family in line with the ethos of their existing home also on the property. The brief also asks to incorporate ideas from precedents examined in a previous assessment task, and themes from a Twitter feed.

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ARK HOUSE

Thorough climate analysis and precedent studies were conducted. Of particular interest is the Zig Zag House by Drew Heath in Wollombii NSW; due to its site context (forested land), off-grid passive design, and a deck to connect to nature

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The precedents addressed water shortages, extreme heat and cold, a semi-buried existence, self-sufficiency and rewilding.

SUMMER SOLSTICE 76° EQUINOX 53° WINTER SUN ON THERMAL MASS

With this post-apocalyptic theme, my design philosophy became:

WINTER SOLSTICE 29°

... we are powerless against nature. D1

SECTION A-A

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Post-apocalyptic moodboard: we are powerless against nature

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Diagrams and renders explain Passive Design


With a greenfield sloped site: We aim for as little disturbance by the building footprint and site access as possible. With a dam nearby, attention is paid to prevent erosion and sedimentation during construction and operation. Nature as it was. Nature as it could be: The landscape is designed to be regenerative, with the goal of letting nature flourish with as little human intervention as possible. Indigenous planting grown from seeds established in the area will provide habitat, shelter and food for local wildlife.

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MAHJONG CHAIR who what where when why

: Melbourne Design Week 2022 + Never Too Small : Exhibition of chairs for small footprint living : Wurundjeri Country, Melbourne, Australia : 17-27 March, 2022 : More people in the world choose to live in small apartments like Colin’s 40sqm home. Why isn’t there more choice when it comes to furniture suited to small footprint living?

WATCH THE VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPdEr9NBXVE

Mahjong is a tile based game developed in China. My final design was inspired by the form of the tiles and how the are stacked on folded in play. The design of two chairs stack to form shelves when not in use, and fold-over to serve as a table. Made from reclained plywood (former ceilingof the local radio station), the furniture was made with hand tools with an aim to democratise the design. Designed in Rhino with PDF downloadable cut sheet

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OTHER PROJECTS

1:10 balsa wood models

On exhinition at Melbourne Design Week 2022 For more info: https://tinyurl.com/3dbbsh73

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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Aileen Lord Selected Works 2021-2022


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