Final Presentation - 7th May 2021

Final Presentation: 7th May 2021

Design Studio 1B

Anisha Iqbal

Ground Floor

N

First Floor

Roof Plan

Scale 1:200

AUTOCAD PLANS Ground Floor

8.23m

9.06m

KEY: 1) Entrance Area 2) Accessible toilet 3) Garage 4) Swimming Pool 5) Relaxation area Second Floor 6) Laundry room 7) Prayer room 8) Study space 9) Bathroom 10) Guest bedroom 11) Ensuite 12) Master bedroom 13)Kitchen - open plan 14) Living area 15) Balcony area

17m

4.75m

Scale 1:200

AUTOCAD PLANS

Second Floor

Roof Plan

SITE PLAN

Scale 1:500

Scale 1:200

SECTIONS Section Cut

A

A

Section B-B

Section A-A

B

B

ELEVATIONS

Scale 1:200

Front Elevation

Right Elevation

Scale 1:200

ELEVATIONS Rear Elevation

Left Elevation

SKETCHUP DIGITAL MODEL

I made a digital model to show the materials that I wanted to use and how well they would fit with the area.

Scale 1:100

PROFESSIONAL CHARACTER: CARPENTER SUMMARY: Adam

is

a

business

self

with

African

so

employed

his

it

wife,

is

carpenter.

Sarah.

important

He

She

to

is

runs

the

originally

know

about

the

diversity of the area.

While

Adam

Sarah

is

deals

on

the

with

practical

all

the

side

of

paperwork

the

and

business, finances.

They have two children; one girl and one boy.

Adam

needs

materials

They

hence

I

home.

Adam

be is

for

like

a

family

the

order

to

to

kids.

I

spend alot of time there.

an

read a

can

store

there of

need

spare

library

to

floodlights,

in

would

his

all

his

space

their

small

One

to

office in

man,

would add

he

accordance

need

adding

therefore in

where

in

would

both

will

area

kitchen

work

Sarah

house.

cooking,

workshop

and

schedule.

play

a

own in

there like

extend he

the

time,

hobbies

as

his

a is his

would

Name: Adam Clarke AGE: 36 status: Married with 2 children

CHARACTER BRAINSTORMING Justine Clarke

Adam is a British Adam Clarke male and Sarah is an African female.

They have two Sarah Clarke children under the age of 6 and need a Brad Clarke home that is in a safe area. and for children as well as an equal and diverse environment.

PRECEDENTS STUDY - CAFE HOUSE/DNA STUDIO IN LITHUANIA Taking inspiration from this predent, I want to focus largely on the exterior material used. This has to relate within the context of the site, along with looking modern.

The cladding was chosen to match the characteristic recurrence of materials along the street: red bricks – wood – plaster/plaster – wood – red bricks.

Redbrick was chosen to maintain this coincidental yet logical sequence of materials.

DIAGRAMMING

I split Adams time based on 3 elements: Work , family and leisure. From here, I was able to further progress my character development.

DIAGRAMMING

The

PRECEDENTS OF THE WORKSHOP

workshop

place

of

there

is

doors it.

inside

merely

practical a

due

There

is

need to

such

for

the

would as

work,

of

machines

pillar

and circular saws.

so

heavy

security

be

a

drills

TOOLS

Tri-Square -

Chisel

Saw

Mallet -

Hammer

used for 90 degree angles

Used to grate the wood in a

Used to cut wood

Used for applying pressure

has different surface areas

and perpendicular lines

prefered way.

to join wood together.

on either side to support the size of the screw you are implanting into the wood.

PlanerUsed to soften the edges or

Drill bits

sides of a material by

Each used for a certain

friction against a blade

purpose

Most

importantly,

workshop area

for

tools

is

are

the

considering many they for

display will

Adam

storage

materials

that

during

a

the

needed

job. to

I

am add

boards

make to

and

it

as

easy

distinguish

what he needs.

TECHNICAL DETAIL OF WORKSHOP SHUTTER As my client is a self-employed carpenter, he needs a studio that is accessible to transfer heavy loads and import machinery inside.

A key component that will help is to have a remote controlled shutter door that opens like a garage. I have tried to portray the technicalities of how the shutter door would open, by sliding up and then horizontal to become parallel with the ceiling, in a efficient movement.

MATERIALITY

Orange Brickwork in Herringbone bond Concrete I

have

me

decided

decide

want wants

the to

to

what

house not

explore colour

to

make

the

I

reflect a

materials

around

should

have

with

Adam's

statement

on

the

for

my

the

site

clients

personality.

street

with

his

would like to blend in within the rest of the houses.

to

help

house.

My

client

home.

Orange/red brickwork in running bond

I

He

Grass area Garages Water

SURROUNDING NEIGHBOURHOOD Existing supply of office sites By using mappinggm.org.uk,/gmodin. I have managed to obtain graphical data that shows the quantity of resedential areas to commericial in the area.

This can be shown in a ratio by viewing the maps on this page.

Existing supply of housing sites

HUMAN AND CULTURAL

Today, the surrounding area of the crisis consists predominantly of flats as not many large families live in the area. The number of residents in each household is usually 1 or 2 with an age gap of 33-41 and predominantly white.

This is very important for my client as Adam is in a multi-racial marriage.

Their children are therefore African-British. Knowing the diversity and inclusion in the area of where they will live is therefore a main factor.

59%

ROW CHART SHOWING DIVERSITY IN MANCHESTER/SALFORD White irish 3.6%

Other 7.3%

White

Other Mixed Race 21.3%

Black Caribbean & White 38.3%

Mixed race White British 88.9%

Asian & White 21.3%

Asian

Other Asian 13.5% Black African & White 19.1%

Bangladeshi 7.6%

Black

Pakistani 49.7%

Indian 13.5%

Arab

Other Black 23.9%

Chinese 15.8%

Other African 76.1%

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CONCEPTS

As Adam has two children under the age of 10, I wanted to add a garden space and a play area for them. This would allow the children to play together but also have their own space with seperate rooms. The garden would be overlooking the river, for the family to oversea the immaculate view. Before you get to the garden, I want to place an office space for Sarah, along qith a small library to store the family books, so it is easily assessible to read outdoors.

First Floor

ThirdFloor

Second Floor

N Roof Plan

AUTOCAD FLOOR PLANS First Floor

Scale 1:200

Second Floor

KEY: 1) Porch 2) Living room 3) Kitchen 4) Workshop 5) Garden 6) Office Space 7) Bathroom 8) Hallway 9) Master bedroom

AUTOCAD FLOOR PLANS ThirdFloor

KEY: 10) Play area 11) Boys' bedroom 12) Girls' bedroom 13) Bathroom 2

Roof Plan

Scale 1:200

SECTION OF FIRST FLOOR Scale 1:200

Section Cut

A

Section A-A

A

SECTION OF WORKSHOP Scale 1:200

Section Cut Section B-B

I have tried to show a section of Adam's carpentry workshop which contains machines that he uses everyday and also a place of starage for his materials.

Showing the various tools a carpenter would need. It is vital the tools are easily accessible for work and also able to be stored efficintly in the work space.

B

B

FRONT ELEVATION Scale 1:200 I have chosen red-brick exterior for the outside of the house. This is so it blends in with the surrounding buildings and environment.

I have also added black slate tiles on the roof to match the rest of the houses.

5.75m

AUTOCAD FLOOR PLANS Scale 1:200 Right Elevation

Left Elevation I have shown the fence barrier I want to put around the garden for safety reasons. The access through to the garden will be through sliding doors.

I wanted to include the type of window sill I have used in my design to given a classic look to the home, to portray some originality.

For Adam and Sarah's bedroom, I wanted to add a balcony so the can enjoy reading when they feel like it.

REAR ELEVATION Scale 1:200 To make the most of light coming into the building, I have added a large window that is carried up 3 storeys . I have placed this where the stairs are so as you are moving through the floors, you can pause and look outside.

5.75m

SITE PLAN

I have shown the different floor patterns that are on the site in the best way I could on AutoCAD. I have added vegetation around the house as shown from a birds' eye view. I have added arrows to show the circulation and access to the garage/workshop area for clients that come or for Adam to safely access his studio.

Scale 1:500

N

MODEL

Scale 1:50

I started the basis of the model with a cardboard box, by measuring with a scale of 1:50. I have kept the height of all the storey the same being 2.6m as this is the standard requirement. i made use of the properties of cardboard for the roof. i stripped off a layer to reveal the ridges that resemble roof cladding.

MODEL

Scale 1:50

FINAL MODEL

Scale 1:50

Scale 1:50

I used watercolour to paint the walls a light brown/red. I cleverly made use of the cardboard ridges to represent the tiles of the roof.

Scale 1:50

I have captured all the different angles of the model. In the model, I painted the garden area green, however I did not add any fencing as I could not get hold of metal wiring at the time.

Scale 1:50

I have added safety hazard doors to the side of the workshop.