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Paralimni Marina, Cyprus

- Marina Development - Police and Customs + Fuel Berth Plant

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Revisions

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28/09/18

Issued for information

19/10/18

Issued for Information

Information contained within this drawing is the sole copyright of HDDA Ltd. and is not to be reproduced without express permission. No implied licence exists. This drawing not to be used for land transfer or valuation purposes. Do not scale from this drawing. All dimensions & levels are to be checked on site by the contractor. Issued for purposes indicated only. Drawing errors and omissions to be reported to the architect.

Revisions I1 I2

28/09/18

Issued for information

19/10/18

Issued for Information

Client

Paralimni Marina

T +44 20 7490 7674 studio@harperdownie.com www.harperdownie.com Status

Drawing Title

Site Plan Proposed Masterplan

Paralimni Marina, Cyprus | Stage 1-3

Information

Drawn

Checked

Scale

Date

1:1000 @ A1

July 2018

Drwg. No. & Revision

The Paralimni Marina will be developed in its own character, with focus on the new 300 berth marina basin set against the backdrop of the open sea views beyond. Carefully considered architectural landscape street scene design, will deliver an appealing and intimate waterfront environment. The main feature of the waterfront zone will be a mixed-use development, incorporating a blend of speciality shops, marine sector retail, bars and restaurants. N

Client

Third Floor 77 Bastwick Street London EC1V 3PZ

PMV Maritime Holdings ltd Project

Paralimni Marina

Drawing Title

Third Floor 77 Bastwick Street London EC1V 3PZ

PMV Maritime Holdings ltd Project

Site Plan Proposed Masterplan

T +44 20 7490 7674 studio@harperdownie.com www.harperdownie.com Status

Information Scale

1:1000 @ A1 Drwg. No. & Revision

Drawn

Checked

JO Date

July 2018

Role as a Part 1: Drafting GA, GE, GS Phisical and digital modelling, visualisation My role for this project was to investigate the consequences of the site and its spatial values. I was tasked to create physical model of 1:500 and 1:1000, illustrate initial concepts, computer drawings and CGI and technical drawings.

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1. Open Rooftop 2. Private podium space 3. Retail 4. Public Promenade 5. Marina Access

Aluminium fin - bronze colour Glass balustrade

Glazing 2

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Software used:

Vectorworks | Sketchup | VRay | Photoshop

Scale 1:100@A1, 1:200@A3

sole copyright of HDDA Ltd. and is on. No implied licence exists. This ation purposes. Do not scale from checked on site by the contractor. rors and omissions to be reported to

Revisions I1

19/10/18

Client Issued for information

Third Floor 77 Bastwick Street London EC1V 3PZ

PMV Maritime Holdings ltd Project

Paralimni Marina

Drawing Title

Proposed Block E Elevation

T +44 20 7490 7674 studio@harperdownie.com www.harperdownie.com Status

Information Scale

1:100 @ A1, 1:200 @ A3 Drwg. No. & Revision

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October 2018

HDAR Projects

.Tender

Gibraltar Hotel

Gibraltar Hotel, (stage 4)

Role as a Part 1: Conversion of & extension to an existing Drafting & Editing office building in Gibraltar to a modern Hotel Boutique Hotel. The existing building will be stripped back to the concrete frame & extended upwards by four storeys before being re-clad. The hotel will have 120 bedrooms, plus restaurant, bar and ancillary space. On the roof of the hotel, a garden will be created with a bar, water feature & toilet block. The project commences on site in October 2018

My task was to shadow an architect and draft technical detail sketches into CAD. I was also responsible for altering construction drawings from changes or requested by engineers. Furthermore, I was also responsible for drawing window and door schedules for this project.

Technical drawings and Window + Door schedules Technical details: My task was to translate technical sketches into CAD for a consultant. Schedules: This task required me to specify all doors and windows needed in the project. Here, i learnt the drawing requirements for for Tender and observed the relationship between Architects, consultants and the project director.

Software used: Vectorworks

The Neo Forrest Metaphor

The ‘Landfill’ of the Truman Brewery

The Ambition The project is focused on designing a multifunctional space that can be used for marketplaces, performance art, community and business meetings, or retail trading. This building emphasises the critical role of an architect to design collaboratively with the local community, respecting their culture and ambitions while also anticipating future needs

Allen Gardens

Buxton St

Brick Lane

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Brick Lane

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Plaza for Multicultural opportunities | Brick Lane This project explores how London’s metropolitan areas emerge and transform over time, becoming quarters for independent businesses, financial heartlands, and meccas of art and creativity. This project is centred around Brick Lane, known for its vibrant urban spaces and diverse demography, that has been shaped by societal displacements over time. It has developed into a mecca for a new generation of ‘hipsters’, intertwining with diverse local communities, creating an equally diverse demand for space.

Bangladesh Society

Food Society

Art Society

Performance Art Society

Market Society

‘Landfill of the Truman Brewery’ - Plaza for multicultural opportunities | Brick Lane, London

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Encrypted Performance Murals for Egipto!

Egipto - 1995 - 2010

La Candelaria: Modern Area of Bogota

The Abandoned primary school. Child murdered In Gang community Barrios, Children were used as scouts for potential threats or opportunities.

Egipto: Developped Favelas located in the Outshirts of Bogota

Site: Egipto. Bogota

Children used as ‘Spies’ to the Gangs

They are Frontliners. Some are equipped with weapons, trained by the gangs.

Community workshop: Independant business help the community to build and make their needs.

The ‘Gang fort’

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The render on the right is pointing the view from the fort. the building was used as a watch space for the gangs to scope for incoming visitors. It is an important building for the locals as it is painted to depict the history of the area.

Murals for Egipto! Bogota, Colombia The Local Nurse

Egipto community are deprived because of their violent history. Despite the existing opportunities, the locals are struggling to find decent jobs. Many are uneducated, preventing them to have a better future. However, the locals are home for many talents such as hip hop, carpentry, and construction, which most make their money within the centre and plazas where tourists are common. The site is perceived as dangerous due to their intimidating sense of space, such as narrow alleyways and dense spaces. Nevertheless, the site has the potential of being the prime tourist attraction due to their vibrant, colourful neighbourhood. which comprises meaningful murals.

Violence was common. Local nurses help take care of the injured. Favelas

Software used:

Rhino | Lumion | Photoshop | Illustrator

Revitelised city of Ciudad Bolivar

The Vision The project aims to tackle the perception of the area’s segregation. Egipto Arts centre provides fundamental teachings towards the locals, to kick start their potential futures within the creative making. By this, improved educational systems is proposed. The brief will provide spaces which aims to connect the locals and tourists together.

Goverment education fund Government

Local Schools

Egipto and bogota Locals

Education

opportunities Government Job Programme

Earnings

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Design with Constraints Design Strategy

SIte: Abandoned School

Egipto Church The fort 2

The Fort

Above: Important buildings

The site is situated within the abandoned school. It is surrounded by important buildings by the locals, The church and the ‘Fort’. New Parking Area

Site & Complexity The complexity of the project is within the density of its surrounding and its 11m ground incline. This restricts building materials due to delivery space and construction.

Software used:

Rhino | Lumion | Photoshop | Illustrator

Right: Construction of yellow reflected brick The pattern brick is designed to give a reflective colour at night and day to promote safety. Furthermore, It also emphasize its aesthetics, which pattern can be preceive as art.

Demolition / Initial construction

Preparation / Disposal area

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1. Concept: Circulation, entrances & Constraints

The building has 5 access, each from different floor heightS to suit the existing ground levels. By initially planning the circulation and access, it generates the building volume.

2. Circulation and entrances (GF)

3. Circulation, entrances and enclosures at +6m (1 Floor)

The Ground Floor access is connected The first-floor access will be the main to the south and east road and has direct entrance connected to the public square access to the church’s back entrance. By on the east and south. planning circulation around the building, it generates enclosures within. 3

3rd floor / Roof Plan

4. Circulation, entrances and enclosures at +9m (2 floor)

5. Circulation, entrances and enclosures at +12m (3 floor /roof)

The second-floor entrance is connected to The third floor is connected to the public the north road, the west car park and the roof terrace and has access to the north church back entrance on the Ground floor. road.

Teaching space Public roof terrace Public square Cafe / Church entrance Back entrance New parking space Public square & viewing platform

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Technical details Design Sollutions

Rainwater insulated outlet 50 mm porcelain pannel paving with 5 mm gap on pedestal support system. Timber Joist system roofing membrane and protected fleece 100mm Thermaroof insulation

Vertical reinforced wall, suupported by load bearing wall Full height internal glass window

Vapour controll layer

40 mm porcelain internal pannel Timber Joist system 100mm insulation Underfloor heating pipes 250mm Bubble decking reinforced concrete slab

Cementitious screed laid to fall

Timber Batten 30mm internal plasterboard Vertical reinforced wall, supported by load bearing wall Full height internal glass window

Details 01: Rain seasons Bogota rainy season will be used as an advantage to collect and reuse rainwater. The traditional use of the pedalstall system will be installed on the roof terrace and will be collected using the rainwater outlet system.

250mm Bubble decking reinforced concrete slab Suspended ceiling frame system Ceiling insulation 15mm Plasterboard ceiling finish.

Timber Batten 30mm internal plasterboard Controlled artificial lighting Wire pipes

Detail 02: Responding to site constraints Bubble decking slab + Insitu Concrete The delivery of materials was the biggest concern of the project. Insitu concrete is used as it can be pumped on-site. Hence, The bubble decking slab provides a cheaper and lighter solution to reduce cost.

Suspended ceiling frame system Ceiling insulation 15mm Plasterboard ceiling finish.

Detail 03: Ventilation and load bearing wall Some spaces are located underground, and adequate ventilation is needed. A natural method, Air plenum wall system will be installed to provide cool air, and light wells are situated on the roofs for hot air to escape. Cool air flowing towards air plenum wall

Brick Pavers Sand Gravel / Sub base Soil / Sub grade

Mansonary veneer Air brick ventilation system waterproof membrane 120mm insulation 250 mm reinfoced concrete load bearing wall Flashing system

50 mm porcelain pannel paving with 5 mm gap on pedestal support system. Timber Joist system roofing membrane and protected fleece Cementitious screed laid to fall Vapour controll layer 100mm Thermaroof insulation

Back painted glass Glass Balustrade

250mm reinforced concrete slab Suspended ceiling frame system Ceiling insulation 15mm Plasterboard ceiling finish.

Hot air rising / escaping to lightwell Gutter 80mm Insulation Double glazed curtain wallling system

Detail 04: Cantelever Due to the lack of public spaces, Cantilever is proposed. Thereby, curtain wall systems are excellent lightweight materials and a good solution for neighbourhood watch for potential crimes.

Right: Public spaces

Colombians love music and dancing. Often they perform in public squares in front of many locals and tourists. The project celebrates the idea - bringing and connecting people together.

Software used:

Rhino | Lumion | Photoshop

Left: FInal Section The building consists of several open workspace and gallery rooms, a restaurant, and a lecture hall. The workspaces are open to the public and can be seen from the roofs. This concept aims to collaborate and share knowledge between students and visitors.

Main entrance / reception Teaching spaces Performance Hall

Gallery circulation

Roof Terrace

Public performance space

Entrance / Security Work space / Gallery

Cafe / Church exit

HDAR Projects

Great Peter Street, London

Great Peter Street, London (Tender stage) 2016 April - Planning permission granted for: Removal of existing roof and construction of new roof extension incorporating roof level plant; construction of extensions at lower ground to fifth-floor level within rear lightwell; associated alterations to front and rear facade in association with the use of the building as 14 residential flats (Class C3).

Small Power Layouts detailing My contribution to this project is to draw the power layouts which consist of electrical connections from switches to lights and other power. This was presented in plans and internal elevations guided by an Architect and liaising with the contractors. 18

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PERSONAL & CONFIDENTIAL Ref: REFERENCE FOR BURHANUDDIN PUTRA I confirm that Burhan Putra was my YR2 and YR3 student at the School of Architecture at University of Brighton in 2016-18, whilst teaching in the capacity of a Senior Lecturer.

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Burhan is a creative character with a keen interest in spatial investigations through making. His portfolio is an exuberant collection of a highly sophisticated and original body of work.

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He is analytical and methodical in his approach to architecture and extremely self-critical towards his own work which is rare amongst his peer. During the second year of this academic education I have experienced and enjoyed an impressive development of his “eye” that combined intricate physical models and beautiful digital drawings.

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Burhan’s YR3 investigations are based on an interest in architectures that negotiate Edgeland conditions. He reconfigures the idea of drawing, plan, section, surface and sightline. Those of us who know him knew of his verve and feared it might get out of control…but no! He produced several comprehensive manuals and models that may be used to replicate such spatial configurations.

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Burhan’s representation method combines the crafting of delicately made physical models and beautiful threedimensional drawings. His final YR3 proposition is based on the Edge of Isle of Dogs, London and received a first. His main question focused on how architecture may become an incubator for new spatial reinterpretations and how architecture may open-up new spatial experiences. Burhan is a very ambitious and multi-talented designer but remains unpretentious. His inexhaustible energy and professionalism will stand him in good stead for any postgraduate course in Architecture. I enthusiastically recommend Burhan for any MArch Architecture Course, where I’m sure he will excel. Sincerely,

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