Arianne Lazarus-Noel (17219578) - Portfolio

PORTFOLIO ARIANNE

LAZARUS - NOEL BARCH ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE 2019-2022

More projects can be found on my architectural instagram @aln.arch

ABOUT ME ARIANNE LAZARUS-NOEL

As a designer, the significance of human interaction with the built environment and the effects that this can have on individual lives is very important to me. It is something that motivates me to study architecture, and hopefully, enrich people’s lives. I often combine my interests within design and psychology to form my approach to a project.

I completed my BArch at the University of Lincoln where I achieved an Upper Second Class degree. Now, I am looking forward to continuing my education in order to progress my career.

CONTENTS ACADEMIC STUDY

INDEPENDENT STUDY

PROFESSIONAL STUDY

Detailed design project

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Planning

19

Textiles

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Sustainable housing project

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Rendered visualisations

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Hand-drawing

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3D modelling

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Model making

25

Design and access

21

Architectural photography

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DETAILED DESIGN PROJECT THIRD YEAR PROJECT BRIEF This project took the initial theme of ‘Out of Balance’ and aimed to explore the themes of phenomenology, particularly how we use our senses to experience our environment. This led me to the concept of multimodality, how the senses work together to create a sixth sense and interpret an understanding of our body within a space. For example, ‘proprioception’ is controlled by the brain and affects of sense of movement and balance.

OBSERVATION

OBSERVATION

SEQUENCE OF BEHAVIOUR

OBSERVATION

MOVEMENT GALLERY

The brief began by investigating phenomenology and how we use our senses to experience our surroundings.

Exploring the 5 senses led me to the topic of multi-modality (how they work together to create a 6th sense called proprioception).

Proprioception is controlled by the brain and activated by the vestibular system affecting our sense of movement and balance.

‘There is a cause and effect relationship between the concept of space and the experience of space, or between buildings and their uses, or space and the movement of bodies within it’ - BERNARD TSCHUMI, ARCHITECTURE AND DISJUNCTION

OBSERVATION

OUT OF BALANCE

Upon entering the environment, the action is observed and sensory perception occurs. The observer must pay attention to a specific model or movement.

Cognitive processing occurs and they create an undertsanding. The observer undergoes appraisal and reaches a decision point. This is where the decide wether or not to continue.

This is a gradual process and is dependant of several factors such as personal gain, success rate and identification with the model.

Also a gradual process, of refocusing on the model in order to imitate the movement and improve proprioception.

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CONCEPT A multi-purpose facility to encourage fitness and exercise in a range of proprioceptive abilities. It will allow users from all types, including the general public walking through the park and are curious about the building and want to observe the activity taking place inside to those that need to practise their proprioception and the hyper balanced end, training for professionals (e.g. aerial sports, acrobatics and dancing etc.) and a research facility. It takes inspiration from typologies used in the circus and amphitheatres; and the process of visual stimulation and experiencing the immersion of movement and performance.

USER ANALYSIS 01

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CASUAL SPACES for casual visitors and observers

ENTERTAINMENT recreational facilities for passers by

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SITE ANALYSIS

100 out of 166

ZSL LONDON ZOO

HECTARES SET ASIDE FOR SPORTS

18,000

VISITORS PER DAY

Mornington Crescent

1835 THE PARK OPENED TO THE PUBLIC

4.3KM

PROPOSED SITE Euston Square

OUTER CIRCLE LENGTH

REGENTS UNIVERSITY

KEY

Underground stations Routes into site Vehicular route Attractions Orthopeadic facilities Routes into park Proposed site Car park

Euston

Great Portland Street

Warren Street

Regents Park Marylebone

Baker Street

REHABILITATION for those injured or struggling with for their proprioception

TRAINING higher skilled visitors professionals

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1. Reception 2. Ball pit 3. Studio 4. Consultation Office 5. Fire stairs 6. Rehabilitation room 7.Admin room 8. W/C 9. M changing 10. F changing 11. Decking 12. Hydro-regeneration ponds 13. Natural swimming pool 14. Kids pool 15. Testing room 16. Sauna 17. Play area

CAFE

FLOOR PLAN

ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION

ROOF TO FOUNDATION SECTION SCALE 1:20 (@ A0)

D.01 Glass wall and copper fin attachment

LOUNGE SPACE

D.01 Glass wall and copper fin attachment

D.02 Sprung floor

MULTI PURPOSE STUDIO

GYMNASTIC/ACROBATICS SPACE

ETFE BUBBLE CLIMBING STRUCTURE

LIFT DOUBLE HEIGHTED STUDIO ATRIUM

D.02 Sprung floor

D.03 Raft foundation

D.04 Tensile bubble attachment to balcony

D.05 Raft and pile foundation D.03 Raft foundation

SECTION AA

D.06 Glass finned roof and parapet

SCALE 1:100

D.05 Glass roof and copper fin D.07 Aerial rigging and base

GYM SECTION

FIRE STAIRS

+14.00 ROOF

VIEWING/STRETCHING SPACE

GYM

+10.00 THIRD FLOOR

+6.00 SECOND FLOOR CAFE

+3.00 FIRST FLOOR

POOL DECK -0.00 GROUND FLOOR POOL

REHABILITATION BASEMENT

-3.00 BASEMENT

D.08 Glass bottom pool

D.09 Pile foundation and floating pool

SUSTAINABLE HOUSING PROJECT SECOND YEAR PROJECT BRIEF In this project, the aim was to explore and create a design for a diverse and sustainable housing neighbourhood in Lincoln. Following site analysis and the creation of a master plan for a mixed tenure housing development for the site, I then focused on the detail design of a housing unit to create a user friendly low carbon home. The housing units provided accommodation for a range of family typologies including 1b2p, 2b3p, 2b4p, and 3b5p.

To experiment with the masterplan I used an assessment matrix with the aim to find the best variation possibel depending on the main drivers of my brief. These were good access to green space for the residents, a high sureillance level for safety reasons, variation to avoid repetition and make the site feel more vibrant and engaging, a strong community intitiative and finally allowing the site to feel open.

LOCAL CONTEXT

EDUCATION

BUSINESS RELIGION BUSINESS BUSINESS

GREEN SPACE

COUNCIL

BUSINESS

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MASTERPLAN EXPERIMENTATION

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COMMUNITY SCHEME

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Community garden, allotment For the wider community as well. Increases interaction between ages. Run by the locals could become a source of income.

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Shared workspace Targeted towards younger residents, for example young professionals, if they want to work outside of the home.

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Communal lounge For all residents. Could be used as a meeting space to discuss any problems or concerns of the residents.

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Laundry Functional shared facility, could have environmental benfits and help to lower individual costs.

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Fitness space Another source of income. Increases community intercation between ages. Suitable for a variety of activities, e.g. yoga

MARKET STALLS

COMMUNAL BUILDING AND GARDEN

SMART APP By sharing access to services such as composting, renewable energy and local food harvesting, residents can access communal facilities, as well asking for and offering help A digital tool or application on a smart phone would conveniently allow residents to form online connections to nurture their real-life versions and connect to their subscriptions, services and facilities.

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- Using the GIA space standards from the London Housing Design Guide I have calculated how much space each dwelling would need.

- The final masterplan includes 19 units made up of 4 typologies.

- Fits the recommended live/work densisty of between 16-25 homes on the 0.2088 hectare site.

- Small building in the community garden could be used as a source of income for the locals. I will explore and experiment with possible uses later on.

Access onto site

UNIT TYPES

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PLAY AREA

SEATING WITH SWALE PLANTING

SEATING

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COMMUNITY GARDEN

TYPE I 3 Bedroom 6 People

TYPE IV 1 Bedroom 2 People

TYPE II 4 Bedroom 7 People

TYPE V 1 Bedroom 2 People

TYPE III 3 Bedroom 5 People

TYPE VI 2 Bedroom 2 People

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Exisiting empty site

Typology blocks

Varied heights for solar gain and ventilation

Pitched roof

Accessibilty for elderly

Frequent seating

Community garden

Overlooked play area

AXONOMETRIC BUILDUP TO EXPERIMENT IN 3D

Do not scale, use figured dimensions only.

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The contractor is to check all dimensions on site before commencement of the works.

Discrepancies must be reported immediately to the architect before proceeding.

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RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M 1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

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GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M

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SIDE ELEVATION AS PROPOSED 0m

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SIDE ELEVATION AS PROPOSED

FRONT ELEVATION AS PROPOSED

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NOTE This drawing is copyright.

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M Do not scale, use figured dimensions only.

XXXXXXXX The contractor is to check all dimensions on site before commencement of the works.

DATUM 150.00M Discrepancies must be reported immediately to the architect before proceeding.

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2100

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GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

2100

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M 1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

1920

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M 1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

RIDGE HEIGHT +157.02M

RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M

RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M

RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M

ROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M DATUM 150.00M

DATUM 150.00M

REAR ELEVATION AS PROPOSED REAR ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION AS PROPOSED AS PROPOSED 0m 0m

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GROUND F LEVEL - 151.65M GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

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SECTION BB AS PROPOSED SECTION AA SECTION BB AS PROPOSED AS PROPOSED

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

GROUND F LEVEL GROUND - 151.30M F LEVEL - 151.30M

SIDE ELEVATION AS PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATION AS PROPOSED AS PROPOSED

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GROUND F LEVEL - 151.65M

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GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M 1st FLOOR LEVEL -1st 154.05M FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

1920

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M 1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

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st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M 1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

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RIDGE HEIGHT +157.32M

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2075 LANDING

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.35M

1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

LANDING

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SIDE ELEVATION AS PROPOSED

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BEDROOM BEDROOM

ADDRESS ADDRESS

PROFESSIONAL STUDY UP

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UTILITY

2075 SHOWER ROOM

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The Old Warehouse Chalfont StationSCALE Road SCALE Little Chalfont, Amersham Bucks HP7 9PN

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5600

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5600

CLIENT

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PLAN LEGEND PLAN LEGEND

+44 (0)1494 766 999 info@janeduncanarchitects.co.uk janeduncanarchitects.co.uk

3420

5000

10m 10m

DRAWING TITLE DRAWING TITLE

Proposed Plans, Sections and Elevation Proposed Plans, Sections and Elevations

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New construction New construction

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Extensions and Alterations Extensions and Alterations

1 - Timber cladding 1 - Timber claddingbrick 2 - Facing 2 - Facing brick tiles 3 - Clay 3 - Clay4tiles - Timber framed windows and doors 4 - Timber framed windows and doors 5 - Frameless glass balustrade 5 - Frameless glass balustrade

ROOF PLAN ROOF PLAN AS PROPOSED AS PROPOSED

1ST FLOOR PLAN 1ST FLOOR PLAN AS PROPOSED AS PROPOSED

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PLANNING

JANE DUNCAN ARCHITECTS AND INTERIORS

BALCONY BALCONY LANDING

GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN AS PROPOSED AS PROPOSED

Dutch Barn Lodge, Castle Hill, Berkhamstead, HP4 1HH Dutch Barn Lodge, Castle Hill, Berkhamstead, HP4 1HH

ELEVATION LEGEND ELEVATION LEGEND

2075

KITCHEN

CLIENT

Mr P MacCarthy Mr P MacCarthy

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5600 5600

LIVING ROOM LIVING ROOM

STORE STORE

The Old Warehouse Chalfont Station Road The Old Warehouse Chalfont, Chalfont Little Station Road AmershamDATUM 150.00M BucksAmersham HP7 9PN Little Chalfont, Bucks HP7 9PN +44 (0)1494 766 999 info@janeduncanarchitects.co.uk +44 (0)1494 766 999 janeduncanarchitects.co.uk info@janeduncanarchitects.co.uk janeduncanarchitects.co.uk

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GROUND F LEVEL - 151.65M

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REAR ELEVATION AS PROPOSED

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.30M

GROUND F LEVEL - 151.95M

BEDROOM BEDROOM

HALL

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

2450

KITCHEN UP

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1st FLOOR LEVEL - 154.05M

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KITCHEN

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2075 SHOWER ROOM SHOWER ROOM

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DATE

DATE DRAWN DRAWN CHECKED CHECKED

Code 4 lead flashing

VCL continued into window reveal

Black painted 12mm grade 3 ply fascia, with weathered bottom edge insect mesh (black) acrood opening

Bauder roofing to be installed strictly in accordance with manufacturer's instructions by approved installers

Bauder Thermofoil U15 VFR Membrane with 2mm laminated fleece, on...

Rooflight by specialist suppliers

Joists 95.245

Min 150mm high kerb Roof membrane turned up, on to 18mm Grade 3 ply, fixed to 100x50mm treated SW framing, filled with 100mm Celotex GA4000 insulation, and 62.5mm Celotex PL4000 insulated plasterboard lining with taped joints as VCL. Steel 95.250

min 150

min 150

Bauder TEC KSD Foil air and vapour control layer

Bauder - Preformed metal trim

Bauder TEC KSD Foil air and vapour control layer

Joists 95.245

Steel 95.250

R01

Ali-Fabs Architectural coping systemPPC aluminium copings. To be installed in accordance with manufacturer's instructions. Colour to be confirmed with Clients CA

Bauder Thermofoil U15 VFR Membrane with 2mm laminated fleece, on...

140mm Bauder PIR FA flatboard insulation, on...

falls

Bauder TEC KSD Foil air and vapour control layer

chute opening 200

Bauder edge trim dressed into hopper

chute opening

Bauder roofing to be installed strictly in accordance with manufacturer's instructions by approved installers

FloPlast snow/tile guard

Joists 95.245

new black plastics guttering to match existing

insect mesh across (50mm) opening colour black

Joists 95.245

R01

230

Breather membrane/Sheathing felt (if present) to be dressed onto new proprietary plastics eaves carrier dressed into gutter

Bauder TEC KSD vapour control laye

Steel beams to Structural Engineers specification

R01

Neighbours roof - existing retained shown indicatively

Bauder roofing to b strictly in accordan manufacturer's ins approved installers

Bauder Thermofoi Membrane with 2m fleece, on...

140mm Bauder PI insulation, on...

Insect mesh across base of counter battens

Steel beams to Structural Engineers specification

Steel beams to Structural Engineers specification

W03

Breather membrane dressed onto Bauder trim

Bauder Thermofoil U15 VFR Membrane with 2mm laminated fleece, on...

140mm Bauder PIR FA flatboard insulation, on...

140mm Bauder PIR FA flatboard insulation, on...

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Min 150mm high kerb Roof membrane turned up, on to 18mm Grade 3 ply, fixed to 100x50mm treated SW framing, filled with 100mm Celotex GA4000 insulation, and 62.5mm Celotex PL4000 insulated plasterboard lining with taped joints as VCL. Steel 95.250

Bauder roofing to be installed strictly in accordance with manufacturer's instructions by approved installers

min 150

Rooflight by specialist suppliers

line of roof to be removed

120 145

Neighbours wall ( existing)

25mm treated SW fascia fixed to end of rafter feet - also acting as tilting fillet - painted black Existing rafters cut to form exposed rafter feet to match adjacent roof. All exposed timber to be painted black 25mm treated SW fascia fixed to, and to cover top of masonry. leave 50mm gap to u/s roof for ventilation. - painted black.

FloPlast 'cast iron effect' black uPVC ref RH1 universal hopper with 68mm dia downpipe to match

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R01

Form chute box usin ply to create chute. mechanically fixed a dimension of 200mm to suit (approx 230m

INDEPENDENT STUDY DESCRIPTION Alongside my academic and professional studies, I believe it is important to persue my architectural and creative interest in my own time. The followimng pages are a small representation of personal creative hobbies, such as textiles, sketching and photography.

A LEVEL TEXTILES - PATTERN EXPERIMENTATION I experimented with the technique of repetition during a textiles project. I used digital programmes including Spoon Flower and Photoshop. I found the method of layering was effective way to create a busy and overlapped effect, I progressed this further when doing my pattern experimentation and transferred this to Spoon Flower in order to create a fabric which would later be used for the body a coat.

PLANAR CONECPT MODEL This model was part of my third year detailed design project and explored the theme of observation and represented the facades ability to conceal and reveal the activities taking place within the building.

CONTRASTING ENVIRONMENTS MODEL As part of a Fosters + Partners project I used MDF, card, acrylic and nails to identify the contrasting qualities of a space; namely the open green space of Regents Park and the dense city surrounding it.