ARC30002 JOURNAL

ARC30002 Architectural Design Studio 5

JOURNAL

Semester 2 2024

By AJMAL AKBAR

Table Of Contents Introduction About me Past Works

Excercise 1 - Space & Scale Newport Site A & B Coverage Precedent Site Coverage & Scale Precedent Height Comparison

Excercise 2 - Urban Diagnostics and Site Analysis Demographics & Psychographics Building Elevations Amenities & Vegetation Newport Landmarks Newport Vision Pedshed Mapping Street Fixtures & furniture Street life & Activities Facade & Entrance Precedent Study Facade & Entrance Precedent Study

Exercise 3 - Finding X & Precedents Definition of X & Brief Precedent Intro & site context Layout & Circulation Materials & Features Neighbourhood Character

Concept Development Design Drivers Vision Sketch & Physical Massing Digital Iteration 1 Digital Iteration 2 Digital Iteration 3 Final Iteration Program Circulation Sustainability Site Model Vision Render Plans Sections Program & Circulation Renders Physical Model References

About Me

PAST WORKS

My name is Aj, i am a local student from Melbourne in my third year studying Architecture at Swinburne.

While i have no professional experience i am eager to earn some valvuable experience working in the industry. I am very passionate about the design process as a whole, i am intrigued by how something simple in the earlier stages of the process can transform into something so brilliant.

In terms of working in a group or individually, i have no preference as i feel that they are both a positive learning experience, however, i prefer to work in teams as i would like to learn more from others.

A skill that i am constatly trying to improve are primarily

Ajmal Akbar

Swinburne Architecture Student

my presentation skills, and the ability to tell a better narrative, as i feel that this is one of the most important aspects that will help shape my career moving forward -Revit

-Twin Motion

-Adobe InDesign

-Rhino 7

-Grasshopper

-Adobe Photoshop

-Autocad

-Enscape

-Microsoft Office ARC30002-ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 5 JOURNAL AJMAL AKBAR

EXERCISE ONE Space And Scale

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SITE A - NEWPORT NORTH

SITE B - NEWPORT SOUTH

Site Analysis

Site Analysis

A

A

SITE A - NEWPORT NORTH SITE FOOTPRINT

Site A is located next to the substation on Market street and is in close proximity of Newport station.

ROADS

70%

Approx.

Greenery Spaces

30%

Approx.

Built spaces, roads, & site boundary

GREENERY SPACES

BUILT ENVIRONMENT

A

SITE B - NEWPORT SOUTH SITE FOOTPRINT

Site B is located next to Newport railway mesum on Champion road and is in close proximity of North Williamstown station

ROADS

BUILT ENVIRONMENT

Approx.

Greenery Spaces

90%

Approx.

Built spaces, roads, & site boundary

GREENERY SPACES

Scale: 1500

10%

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PRECEDENTS

SITE COVERAGE

Museum Sites

Museum Sites

SITE A

SITE B

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Biesbosch

2

3

Kobe

Liyang

1. SMALL MUSEUM

2. MEDIUM MUSEUM

3. LARGE MUSEUM

Name: Biesbosch museum

Name: Kobe port museum

Name: Liyang museum

Location: mount werkendam, Netherlands.

Location: Hyogo, Japan.

Location: Changzhou, China.

10%

Biesbosch percentage of site coverage

25%

Kobe port percentage of site coverage

15%

Liyang percentage of site coverage:

20%

Biesbosch percentage of site coverage

25%

Kobe port percentage of site coverage

40%

Liyang percentage of site coverage:

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CONCLUSION

BUILDING HEIGHTS

Excercise 1

Museum Sites

SITE A

21000mm 13830 SQM

Biesbosch museum 11000

Liyang museum 26000

Kobe Port museum 23500

Substation in Newport

SITE B

A

13770 SQM

20000mm

-The surrounding environment & context of the site footprint is important to analyse in order to ensure that the new design meshes in well with the existing conditions.

Biesbosch museum 11000

B

Liyang museum 26000

Kobe Port museum 23500

Metro trains facility

-It is crucial to have the new design building be at a maximum height of three to four stories to ensure it has a harmonic relationship with the neighbouring structures.

-Site A has a long narrow curvature which has the potential of becoming a building that is unique in shape with interesting pathways.

-Site B has a large rectangular shape which means that there is a lot more freedom in what form the new building will take, it hcan be transformed into a village style setting for example.

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EXERCISE TWO Urban Diagnostics and Site Analysis

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DEMOGRAPHICS & PSYCHOGRAPHICS Lifestyle & Conditions

Brittany Victor

Mark

Tony Steph

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BUILDING HEIGHTS

Commercial & Residential

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS - KOROROOT CREEK RD

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS - CHAMPION RD

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Greenery & Vegetation

Railway Station

Typology

Amenities

Station Car Park

Banksia Intergrifolia

Green Park

Laundry

Sheoak

Moonah

Play Ground

Bike & Walk Track

Newport Museum

Leisure Park grocery Shopping

Retail

Restaurants & Cafes

Atriplex Cinerea

Tussock Grasses

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Heritage Gradings

HERITAGE STUDIES History & Streetscape

Heritage Overlay: A planning tool to protect historically significant buildings and sites in Newport, ensuring their preservation.

Local Heritage Significance: Buildings and sites recognized for their local historical and architectural value, safeguarded from major changes.

State Heritage Register: Listings on this register denote properties of state-wide importance, with stricter protection measures.

Notable Buildings Newport Railway Station (1880): A key transport hub with Victorian design elements, including a clock tower and detailed brickwork.

Newport Power Station: Early 20th-century industrial building with distinctive architectural features, highlighting Newport’s industrial history.

Newport Library: Early 20th-century building reflecting the architectural style of public libraries of its time.

Streetscape Historic Residential Areas: Victorian and Edwardian homes along streets like Hall Street and Mason Street contribute to Newport’s historical character.

Public Spaces: Parks like Newport Gardens offer recreational areas while reflecting the area’s cultural heritage.

Commercial Streets: Shops on Challis Street and Melbourne Road often maintain historical facades, enhancing the area’s character.

1 Pre-colonial period

2 Colonial period

3 20th Century

4 Recent Developments

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Newport Landmarks

Newport Station

Location & Distance

Williamstown Little Theatre

Steamrail Victoria Newport Railway Museum

FRV Fire Station 42

B

Williamstown Cemetery

Church of enlightenment Williamstown

North Williamstown Station

Kororoit Historic Fishing Village

Williamstown Town Hall

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NEWPORT VISION

Development & Direction

NEWPORT

FUTURE NEWPORT

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PEDSHED Mapping

5 Minute walk from site Speed: 1.33 m/s Gradient: 1:40

10 Minute walk from site Speed: 1.33 m/s Gradient: 1:40

10 Minute walk from North Williamstown Station Speed: 1.33 m/s Gradient: 1:40

10 Minute walk from Williamstown Town Hall Speed: 1.33 m/s Gradient: 1:40

50 %

70 %

80 %

95 %

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STREET FIXTURES

Public Phone Booth

Fixed & Un-fixed

Picnic Tables

Playground Area Equipment

Bus Stop & Post box

Bicycle Service Station

Decorative Arch Bicycle Storage Donation Box

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STREET LIFE

Activities

Lunch & Dining

Dog Walking

Reading & Relaxation

Museum & Site seeing

Bicycle ridding

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KOBE PORT MUSEUM

PETERSEN AUTOMOTIVE MUSEUM

Entrances and Movement

Facade Analysis The primary entrance of the Kobe Port Museum is typically designed to be inviting and grand, often featuring wide, floor-to-ceiling glass doors that create a transparent facade.

This choice not only allows natural light to flood the entry space but also provides visual continuity between the interior of the museum and the surrounding port area, reinforcing the connection to the maritime context.

The design considers visitor flow and accessibility. Automated sliding doors are often utilized to accommodate a large number of visitors while ensuring ease of access for individuals with disabilities. The seamless opening aligns with the museum's theme of inclusivity.

Red metal sheet panels

concrete

Glass

Steel

Stainless Steel

Glass

The Petersen Automotive Museum, located in Los Angeles, California, is renowned for its distinctive and dynamic facade, which plays a significant role in its architectural identity and the overall visitor experience. the Petersen Automotive Museum’s facade is an innovative blend of materials and design that embodies motion, draws visitors in, and symbolizes the rich legacy of automotive history. Its architectural language is both functional and expressive, making it a significant cultural landmark in its own right.

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EXERCISE THREE Finding X And Precedents

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PRECEDENT STUDY

Saitama Railway Museum

SITE CONTEXT

Landmarks

Location: Saitama, Japan Size: Approximately 34,000 sqm Build Date: Opened in 2007 Architects: Kenzo Tange Associates The design concept of the Saitama Railway Museum, created by Kenzo Tange Associates, revolves around a modern and industrial aesthetic that complements the museum’s focus on railway history. The architects aimed to create an expansive, open environment that reflects the innovation and progression of railway technology. The use of concrete and steel in the structure provides a sleek, durable framework that supports large, unobstructed display areas and high ceilings, enhancing the sense of space and grandeur.

The museum’s layout is designed to guide visitors through different eras of railway history, with distinct zones showcasing various trains and technological advancements. The design incorporates elements like dome-shaped lighting fixtures to spotlight historical exhibits while adding an elegant touch. The industrial appeal is emphasized by commercial lighting fixtures and the visible structural elements, which contribute to the overall modern and functional atmosphere. This approach not only highlights the evolution of railways but also creates an engaging, immersive experience for visitors.

Hikawa Shrine

SITE

Omiya Park

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CIRCULATION & ACCESS

PROGRAM

Pedestrian Pathways

FLOOR PLAN LAYOUT

4

LEGEND PARK ZONE HISTORY ZONE PLAYGROUND ZONE ENTRANCE ZONE MASS ELECTRIFICATION & TRANSPORTATION PROMENADE BIRTH OF THE SHINKANSEN

FLOOR SPACE

8 RESTAURAUNT

VERTICLE ACCESS

10 KID’S AREA

PEDESTRIAN PATH PEDESTRIAN PATH

9 RAILWAY MODEL 11 MUSEUM SHOP 2F 12 VIEW DECK 13 PANORAMA DECK

6

ELEVATOR

3

ESCALATOR

2

5 11 7 10

9

COLLECTION ZONE START OF LIMITED EXPRESS &COMMUTER TRANSPORT

1

TEMPORARY PROGRAM NATIONWIDE LIMITED EXPRESS NETWORK LEARNING ZONE FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION BY RAIL

8

NORTH WING

HISTORY OF GORYO CAR DEATH OF RAILWAYS IN JAPAN NATIONWIDE RAILWAY NETWORK

The Saitama Railway Museum uses a central layout with a large atrium at its core. Exhibits radiate outward from this central hub, featuring different themes like railway history and technology. Interactive displays and amenities are positioned around the atrium, allowing for easy navigation and a cohesive visitor experience.

The Railway Museum in Saitama features a central layout with linear pathways guiding visitors through various exhibits. The first floor includes historical artifacts, old locomotives, interactive displays, real train cars, and simulators.

The second floor offers more interactive exhibits, a children’s area, and s special exhibition rooms. Additional amenities include an observation deck, a museum shop, and a cafeteria. The layout ensures a seamless visitor experience from entry to exit.

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MATERIALS AND FEATURES Aesthetics

Lighting Concrete The Saitama Railway Museum uses concrete for its sleek, modern design, providing both structural strength and a clean, expansive aesthetic.

Commercial lighting fixtures were used to give the Saitama Railway Museum an industrial look with their exposed, functional design.

Industrial Fixture Train displays The designers displayed trains from different historical periods at the Saitama Railway Museum to showcase the evolution of railway technology and offer a comprehensive view of its impact on transportation over time.

The dome-shaped lighting fixture above the history zone at the Saitama Railway Museum was incorporated to create a focal point that highlights the exhibits while enhancing the space's historical ambiance with its classic, elegant design.

Steel Steel was used in the Saitama Railway Museum to enable wide, open spaces and high ceilings, supporting a modern, airy design.

The Saitama Railway Museum showcases a modern design that blends contemporary styles with railway-themed elements. Its sleek industrial aesthetic features steel and glass, creating an open and functional space for exhibits. Large areas enhance visibility and an inviting atmosphere, while extensive glass allows natural light and views of the surroundings. Architectural details reflect railway motifs, connecting the museum’s structure to its purpose and celebrating Japan's railway heritage.

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SITE SURROUNDINGS

Neighbourhood character

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1. Apartment Buildings 2. Pet Grooming 3. Convenience Store 4. Residential Building 5. Park 6. Hospital

2

Saitama, north of Tokyo, combines urban and suburban living with peaceful neighborhoods featuring a mix of homes and apartments. Its excellent transit links make it ideal for families, while cultural attractions, shopping districts, and community events foster a vibrant atmosphere. With a focus on education and access to natural landscapes, Saitama offers a well-rounded lifestyle for residents.

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Mid Semester Review

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DESIGN DRIVERS

Areas Of Focus

PRECEDENT STUDY

Saitama Railway Museum

Inclusivity & Connectivity

Attraction & Visibility Attraction and visibility are key drivers for the Newport museum, aimed at drawing in visitors and putting the area on the map. The museum's dynamic exhibits and visually striking spaces will catch the eye, inviting both locals and tourists to explore Newport's rich history and culture. By creating a landmark destination, the museum will enhance Newport's visibility and establish it as a vibrant social & cultural hub.

Cultural relevance & History

Sustainability & Future

Cultural relevance and history are central to the Newport museum design. By showcasing the area’s railway heritage and Aboriginal roots, the museum will connect past and present, making history meaningful for today's community and reinforcing Newport's unique identity.

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Vision Sketch

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Physical Massing

Cutting triangular shape out of mass to create greater visibility from street and footpath, also creating an attraction point.

Slicing mass to create floors, ensuring that no more than 3 stories are created neighbourhood character.

Spacing out floors to maximise sunlight and airflow Into to the building, also creating more space for outdoor seating areas.

Eliminating hard edges to create a more inviting atmosphere and also creating better fluidity between the site and built form ARC30002-ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO 5 JOURNAL AJMAL AKBAR

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Massing Diagram

Massing Diagram

W S Creating solid mass going with the shape of the site then cutting out a cylinder shape to create a building with 360 degree visibility.

N

E Cutting out an opening to create a central meeting hub which emphasizes on social gatherings, the cutout also helps create better solar access into the building.

Creating floors that descend in size upwards to create a circulation system within the building that emphasizes on moving through the floors in a timely manner.

Creating outdoor area seating/stairs to make use of roof top spaces & to create more circulation routes making the experience more adventurous.

W

N

S

Opening gaps in the mass to create different access points into the building to allow for visitors to be drawn inside the building.

Dropping the heights of the two sections of the mass to create better visibility into the building, this will help catch the eyes of pedestrians.

The curvaceous nature of the building acts as a noise barrier from the outside & allows for the sounds from the central area to project outward creating an attraction point.

E Creating roof top greenery areas to promote sustainability and to show the importance of native vegetation types.

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Massing Diagram

Massing Diagram

Creating a solid mass going with the shape of the site footprint as a beginning point to ensure the new building has a good connection with the site,

W S

Cutting Triangular shape from mass to create a building which flows well with the site footprint, for ease of navigation around the building.

Creating floors descending in size to create a self circulating system within the building and to create greater visibility from different angles.

Creating two main access points to building coming from high traction areas such as champions rd & the railway workshop.

Adding a stairway/seating to an inviting atmosphere & to create social gathering spaces that are easily accessible for passing pedestrians.

Creating roof top greenery areas to promote sustainability and to show the importance of native vegetation types.

N

E Cutting opening in mass to create a central meeting area to focus on inclusivity and to allow sunlight acces into the building.

Separating mass into three floors to allow for different programs and display areas, creating an attractive place to visit.

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Massing Diagram

N W Creating a solid mass going with the shape of the site footprint as a beginning point to ensure the new building has a good connection with the site,

Cutting out a natural shape with curvature from the mass, the offset created by the curves help make the building inviting as opposed to a more rigid building.

Creating three floors for the building to have space to display the historical artifacts and to house different workshops for visitors to enjoy.

Scaling down floors in a descending order to create a more a simple circulation system within the building & to make use of the roof top spaces.

S Cutting out voids in the mass to create views from above & to sllow for solar access to reach every floor.

Creating access points/pathway coming from primary locations such as Champions Rd & the railway workshop to lure pedestrians into the building.

E

Adding stairs/outdoor seating spaces to create social meeting points, emphasizing on connectivity between people.

Creating roof top greenery areas to promote sustainability and to show the importance of native vegetation types.

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Massing Diagram

Massing Diagram

N

W S Site footprint

Cutting a fluid shape with a mixture of rigid & curving walls to create a building with interesting forms, catching the eyes of visitors and pedestrians.

Creating a solid mass going with the shape of the site footprint as a beginning point to ensure the new building has a good connection with the site,

Creating three floors to match the heights of the neighouring commercial buildings, and to create space to house historical artifacts and workshop areas to create an inclusive, educational experience for the viewers.

E Scaling down floors to create better visibility of the building & allow for better solar access into the different floors which helps create a more energy efficient design.

Creating a central social gathering where spaces such as performance stages, playgrounds and cafes can be created to help promote connectivity and inclusivity between people.

Creating outdoor stairs/gathering spaces for people to enjoy relaxation, the curvaceous walls surrounding the central metting area will also help project sound outwards attracting more people inside.

Creating roof top greenery areas to promote sustainability and to show the importance of native vegetation types.

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Program Ideation

Bike Park

Central Stage

Car Park

Parking

Outdoor Benches

Outdoor Stair Seats

Performance Space

Access to & from Primary Locations

Restaurant Cooking Workshop

Program Diagram

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- Car Park

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2 3

5 6

7 8 9

- Restaurant - Dining Area

Roof Terraces

Pathways

Outdoor Cafe

Native Vegetation

Leisure Areas Arts & Crafts

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Aboriginal History

Kid’s Playground

Historical Tool Making Workshop

Educational Classes

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Circulation Diagram

LEVEL 2

ESCALATOR

ELEVATOR North Williamstown Station

LEVEL 1

Car Park

LEVEL 0

Champion Rd

Railway Museum Worskop

SITE FOOTPRINT

Champion Rd

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Sustainability Diagram

Morning sunlight floods the eastern windows, energizing the spaces, while afternoon light reaches the central meeting area, creating a warm gathering spot. By evening, the western windows capture the setting sun, filling the west-facing rooms with soft, natural light.

9am

Railway Museum Workshop

Prevailing winds from the north flow through the central meeting area, providing natural ventilation and enhancing comfort for visitors.

12pm

Rainwater sustains rooftop greenery spaces filled with native plants, reducing the need for irrigation and promoting biodiversity.

Museum Central Area

3pm

Traffic noise from Champion Rd to the west is blocked by the building's solid western wall, while sounds from the railway museum workshop to the east are mitigated by the eastern walls, ensuring a quieter interior environment.

Champion Road

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Concept Development Site Model

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT Design Vision

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Concept Development

Concept Development

GROUND FLOOR

Site Plan

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SITE PLAN 1 : 2500

1. CENTRAL MEETING 2. RAILWAY WORKSHOP 3. CHAMPION ROAD 4. NEW MUSEUM

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1. TRAINS DISPLAY 2. CAVE EXPERIENCE 3. LOBBY 4. PERFORMANCE HALL 5. TEMPORARY EXHIBITION 6. STAIRS & LIFT 7. TOILETS 8. FIRE STAIRS

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Concept Development

Concept Development

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

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1. CENTRAL MEETING 2. LOBBY & TICKETS 3. CAFE & KITCHEN 4. LOUNGE 5. SOUVENIR STORE 6. ABORIGINAL DISPLAYS 7. HISTORY WALK HIS 8. ANCIENT LANDSCAPES 9. RAILWAY ARTIFACTS

10. LOBBY 11. KID’S PLAYGROUND 12. STAFF ROOM 13. MEDIA LAB 14. MUSIC WORKSHOP 15. TOOL& WEAPON 16. COOKING WORKSHOP WORKSHO 17. RESTAURANT 18. NATIVE VEGETATION

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Concept Development SECTION

1. LOBBY & TICKETS 2. TRAINS DISPLAY 3. CAVE EXPERIENCE 4. CENTRAL MEETING 5. TEMPORARY EXHIBITION 6. MUSIC WORKSHOP 7. SHELTER & MATERIALS SHE 8. HALLWAYS 9. ARTS & CRAFTS 10. COOKING WORKSHOP

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1. RAILWAY WORKSHOP 2. ANCIENT LANDSCAPES 3. HISTORY WORK 4. ABORIGINAL DISPLAYS 5. LOBBY & TICKETS 6. CAFE & SEATING 7. TRAINS DISPLAY 8. RESTAURANT 9. ROOFTOP TERRACE 10. PERFORMANCE HALL 3

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Concept Development Renders

EXTERIOR

ENTRY

CENTRAL MEETING

EXTERIOR

OUTDOOR EXERCISE

CAVE EXPERIENCE

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Concept Development Renders

LOBBY SEATING

MUSEUM DISPLAY

NATIVE VEGETATION PATCH

CAFE

ARTS & CRAFTS WORKSHOP

NATIVE VEGETATION PATCH

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Concept Development Physical Model

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