Architectural Portfolio - Edmund Yu

Architectural Portfolio Edmund Yu Professional work Academic work

Prepared by Edmund Yu

My passion is in sustainability, creating an environmentally friendly eco space, and incorporating the building with nature. I am professionally skilled in AutoCAD, Revit, photoshop, InDesign, Sketch-up. I have strong communication skills and key fundamental architectural knowledge is paramount to a successful career.

About me --Edmund Yu Brightspace Architects

15 Glasshouse Studios Fryern Court Road Tel: 7826371460 Fordingbridge Email: Edmundarc@gmail.com Hampshire SP6 1QX

Edmund Yu Address: 27 The Registry 1-2 St Michaels Road Portsmouth, Hampshire PO1 2EE Nationality: British Edmundcool611@yahoo.com Mobile: (+44) 07826371460

I am a proactive and creative architectural designer and have a strong passion in sustainability in residential housing.

I 16th am professionally in Revit and AutoCAD working professionally, with experience working in multiple firms Januaryskilled 2016 from large scale new build housing development to small scale housing extensions. I completed my MArch Masters in Architecture part II at University for the Creative Arts. For my part one placement, I worked at Luton Borough Council as an architectural assistant and my undergraduate I studied BA in Architecture at University of Portsmouth.

Throughout my years in architecture, I have learnt many skills and developed as a designer during my professional and academic experience. In my academic years I’ve learnt to challenge my design skills and push my limits whilst pursuing my interest in architecture. My passion is specifically in sustainability, creating an environmentally friendly eco space, and incorporating the building with nature. I have learnt skills to communicate my ideas with team work and clearly conveying my ideas to my manager and a well thought out plan on my designs. I use programmes/ skills professionally in AutoCAD, Revit, photoshop, InDesign, Sketch-up. I have learnt the spatial awareness and key rules and regulations when designing a building and the key impact it has, when I worked at JV architects during my masters I had the responsibilities of managing projects in house extensions, dealing with clients and design work, every detail when designing is important and have to explain every detail to the client and my manager to convey my ideas. In my masters I have refined my skills, I set myself deadlines to achieve the workload that I need to do, taught myself new programmes such as Rhino and V-ray, which refined my rendering skills and helped me through my career in the future.

In my professional career, I have learnt that communication and key fundamental architectural knowledge is paramount to a successful career. I always pay close attention to detail and analyse each drawing with a keen eye.

During my experience at a number of firms, I had to deal with many clients and clearly express my ideas to someone without an architecture background with key diagrams and a full set of plans and elevations. Also, when presenting to my managers I list out all the important design changes, clearly explain the meaning and cause of my design with diagrams and plans and listen carefully to their advice.

To conclude, I am looking for a job as an architectural assistant. I have gained a vast amount of knowledge through my experiences throughout my years professional work and academical work. In my undergraduate I learned the key fundamental skills in architecture in design and using skills such as photoshop, sketch up, CAD and Revit to convey my ideas. I was able to apply my skill set to my part I placement, where I learned the process of architectural RIBA plan of work, learned important building regulations and contracts. I worked as a team, produced planning applications, design and access statements and was able to manage some small-scale projects. in my masters ,I explored my passion in environmental sustainability and co-housing, I wrote my dissertation on the comfort of co-housing. In my experience as part II placement, I have refined my technical skills, improving technical details, preparing a tender package. Also competed in competition with a strict deadline. After all these experiences and academic achievements, I believe I am an asset to the team and the company.

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Contents

Volume 1 Academic Work

Volume 2 Professional Work

0.0 MArch 5 Design Thesis 0.1 MArch 5 Integrated Bus Depo 0.2 MArch 5 Integrated Bus Depo plans 0.3 MArch 5 Structural Design Detail 1.0 MArch 4 Hackeney Mixed Used Development 1.1 MArch 4 Pavilion 2.0 MArch 4 Materiality Technology 3.0 MArch 4 Yumuna District Vital City 3.1 MArch 5 Drawing Machines Vital City 4.0 BA 3 Almshouse Mixed Used Development 4.1 BA 3 Bath House Winchester 4.2 BA 3 Winchester Redvelopment 5.0 BA 2 Retreat Observatory 5.1 BA 2 Market Hall

6.0 POD Architects 6.1 Watford Family Housing 6.2 Watford House Types 6.3 Watford Apartment block 6.4 Braywick House 6.5 Chitchester Gateway 6.6 Holly Tree Margate 6.7 Chatham Regeneration 7.0 JV Architets 7.1 High Ridge 7.2 Martello Tower Refurbishment 7.3 Gwenlla House Wheelchair Acessible Conversation 8.0 Luton Borough Council 8.1 Bramingham Housing Development 8.2 Solway Housing Development 8.3 Stranger’s Way Housing Development 8.4 Taylor Street Apartments 8.5 Land at Bristol Road 8.6 Luton School Development 8.7 Gulfsteam Hanger Luton Airport 9.0 Omega Partnership Limited 9.1 Claygate Housing Development

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MArch Year 5 Design Thesis The thesis explores how architecture can integrate people (North Korean Refugees) to society. The research explores the journey of a North Korean refugee escaping the horrors of the prison camps and the ordeal it goes through once it arrives in South Korea. Once the refugees arrive, there are difficulties for them to adjust to a new world. About 30,000 North Korean refugees that have escaped to South Korea with a steady increase of 2,000 refugees escape every year. North Korean refugees face many challenges once they have arrived at the Hawaon resettlement centre for three months and after that we are released to live their lives in South Korea with some support from the government. When North Korean refugees are released to South Korea, they realise soon that the reality is not what they had wished for, and it is difficult for them to adapt and to integrate into society.

The thesis focuses on ways to adapt North Korean refugees to the society, providing the essential programs, facilities and adapting the new programs to an existing use. (Bus Depot). The mixed-use programs of the new proposal bring synergy to the proposal.

The thesis not only focus on the North Korean refugees adapting to a new environment through architecture, but also brining everyone together providing a space for everyone and fitting the proposal into the urban fabric. Seoul is one of the most vibrant cities in Asia, North Prison Camps it isKorean a huge contrast from North Korea architecturally and economically. Contemporary architecture in Seoul is starting to grow Camp in the city with high-rise buildings. Transport links No. 25 Chongjin Concentration within the city is vital to the urban fabric of Seoul, as it helps connect the city together.

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Chongjin 247 Acres Camp No. 25 1. Prisoner’s Housing 2. Light Industry Factories 3. Wood Production Fatory 4. Liverstock & Poultry 5. Greenhouses a& Agricultural 6. Crematory 7. Kim Jong-Un Observatory 8. Administrative Buildings 9. Main Entrance 10. Barracks

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North Korean Defections Defection Routes

1. Most refugees escape from North Korea over the eastern part of its border with China, across the narrow Tumen river 2. Multi-day journey across China’s heartland to Yunnan province

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Many will travel for days and sometimes weeks across China — itself an authoritarian, Communist state — using a clandestine network of safe houses and guides who lead them past armed patrols and treacherous jungle borders.

Since the peninsula was bisected Commerical Apartment after the second world war, more Refugee Resident than 30,000 North Koreans have sought refuge in South Korea, and the tally has recently been rising by about 1,500 a year. But the numbers have dropped sharply in 2017, with Healthcare aid workers, missionaries and Support Services defectors pointing to increased security in the border regions between North Korea and China.

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North Korean Refugee Many will travel for days and sometimes weeks across China — itself an authoritarian, Communist state — using a clandestine network of safe houses and guides who lead them past armed patrols and treacherous jungle borders.

Once in Southeast Asia they make their way to Thailand or Laos, from where South Korean diplomats spirit them to Intergrationin Seoul, a city just 50km from their homeland. Since the peninsula was bisected after the second world war, safety Site Intergration Programs more than 30,000 North Koreans have sought refuge in South Korea, and the tally has recently been rising by about ProgramsBut the numbers have dropped sharply in 2017, with aid Core Programs Intergration of Additonal Programs 1,500Core a year. workers, missionaries and defectors pointing Integrated Sites Programs to increased security in the border regions between North Korea and China.

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The concept of the integration resettlement centre is to integrate the North Korean centre to existing and new programs in the city of Seoul. New programs can be mixed with the core programs and to be part of the city. Merge the program into the site context. The core programs are built to adjust and fit along with new

programs forThe better access can used forof everyone utilises the site.

Not only does the design aims to integrate North Korean Defectors into the Copyright POD Architects site startsand withprograms the core2018 fourbeprograms residential, education healthcare and employment, the following shows a condensed version of the 4 programs within a site. After the core programs have been added, new additional programs can be added to fit the context and help South Korean society, but also providing a program for everyone. There are many potential sites and Hana centres in Seoul, many of them can be adapted and the core programs integrate into the site and city. The next diagrams show additional programs added to the site and how the new programs can help integrate the topography. Some programs can be linked to the core programs, such as new schools can be part of education and integrate newworkshops programs into their sitewith to integrate the site into the fabric of the city can be linked employment.

The programs encourages a new environment not only integrating the North Korean refugees, but also the topography of the site for everyone to use.

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Program Hotel The hotel is located at the north of the site, with 13 levels. Each hotel room has a balcony it is north facing. The hotel is vital to the proposal as the site is a very busy commuting area, it helps commuters with short-term stay.

Roof Structure The roof structure of the building is a flat roof.

It is also a green roof to help insulate the building and also helps with harvesting rain water.

MArch Year 5 Integrated Bus Depot The brief of the thesis that I have deduced from my research is about integration of proposed programs into an existing use of a site and intergrading the new proposed programs to the existing use and fit to its urban fabric and to bring synergy to the development. Not only helping North Korean refugees, but also providing a space for everyone. The in the initial research I have found several possible sites all over South Korea, Incheon; the city with the second most North Korean refugees, Yeoncheon-gun; a small city that is close to the boarder of North Korea and Seoul; the capital of South Korea. Eventually I picked Seoul and analysis 5 sites in detail and possible conceptual configurations from a tower block, courtyard block and an existing use of a bus depot.

After experimenting with the sites, the bus depot site is more aligned with my thesis.

The bus depot site provides more of programs that can be merge into the new proposed programs. The new programs that are essential to the North Korean refugees for education are educational class rooms, counselling office, computer lab, multi-purpose room, school admin offices. Healthcare requires rooms such as doctor’s office, reception, treatment room and staff area. Housing includes dormitories, family unit apartments and studios, mostly for the refugees. The employment programs include training rooms, support offices, meeting rooms and some are aligned with the existing bus depot. The redesign of the bus depot includes many existing programs which bus storage are, administrative facilities, training areas, maintenance workshops, waiting area and bus stop allocations. The outline of the thesis project is to bring the defectors into a new environment to help adapt into the society, providing new facilities that supports the defectors and intergrading these new programs to an existing use of a bus depot to provide a new combined use and synergy to the proposal.

Residential The residential units consist of one to four-bedroom apartments. The upper floors for the residential units are for commercial apartment, but some are reserved for the refugees to help integrate the life styles of the locals. There are also studio apartments and dorms for the refugees, that are located on the terrace level. The North Korean refugee’s accommodation shares some amenities to help support each other and have a sense of community.

External Walls Residential The external wall is a concrete wall with blockwork. The residential and hotel external walls are 300mm thick.

Terrace The terrace provides an amenity space not only for the refugees but also for the locals and the residents that live there. It is a space where people can gather and share spaces.

Doors and Windows The doors and windows are standard size. The residential windows by the entrance are standard windows, while the opposite side of the apartments are curtain walls.

Healthcare The healthcare centre helps locals and has direct connection to the refugee centre. It provides services for treatment for locals and helps rehabilitate the refugees.

This shared facility of healthcare provides check-ups and treatments for everyone in a vibrant area.

Resettlement Centre The resettlement centre is the core of the proposal, which is the hub for the refugees, to help for counselling and full support for the refugees. The program helps refugees integrate into society, by helping with their employment, teaching life skills, finding accommodation and treating any illness. The resettlement centre helps all the North Korean refugees from all over Seoul. The resettlement centre can accommodate over 100 refugees.

It provides accommodation within the integration centre with dorms and long-term accommodation.

Glazing Windows The glazing for the hotel and back of the apartments are from floor to ceiling for its maximum view and allow more daylight to come into the accommodations.

Education The Education centre is a community service that helps locals and the refugees with classes with the community. The education centre also teaches refugees the life skills and lessons that helps with employment. The bus depot also uses this facility to train new bus drivers or mechanics, which can also be utilised by the refugees for employment.

Sliding Panels The sliding panels are used for the apartments on the façade, the panels allow the users to move the panels for shading. It also creates an interesting façade. The panels are randomly placed and the user controls it via their external balcony.

Bus Depot The Bus depot is the existing use for the site, the existing bus depot has been extended and it serves more bus stops. Also, the maintenance and storage provide services for the buses to storage and to fix. This service provides jobs for the locals and the refugees.

Internal Walls Accomdation The internal walls for the residential units and hotel are 100mm stud wall. It separates walls and apartments.

Office The office areas are for private companies to bring economic integration into the development. There are also offices for the proposed programs (education, healthcare, resettlement centre, bus depot) The companies can also use this opportunity to hire the refugees and train them to work in the professional field.

Retail Retail is located on the lower floor in the busy footpath of the commuters and it is the active frontage at the busiest areas of the development, which is right next to the bus stations. The retail can also provide employment opportunities for the refugees.

Floor Slabs Accomdation The concrete floor slabs accommodation is 300mm concrete slabs that are supported by the precast reinforced concrete.

External Balcony The external balcony pathway allows dual aspect for each apartment and integrates outside space and inside space for the residential units. The balcony walkway is slightly offset by 900mm from the apartment to allow defensible space for the units.

Balcony Column Columns are used to help support the balcony pathway that are extruded out from the apartments.

Terrace The terrace provides a large amenity space for the residents and refugees with lots of greenery space.

Skylight The skylight allows light into the atrium space of the programs, while also covers the courtyard void.

Curtain Wall Programs The curtain wall surrounds most of the building of the program to allow plenty of light into the centres.

Interal Walls Programs The internal walls for the programs are 100mm.

It separates different room and the different programs within the building.

Staircore There are staircores that are give access to the programs and residential areas of the building. It is also a standard fire regulated staircore.

External Walls Programs The external wall for the programs is partly concrete wall 300mm, however most of the façade of the programs are curtain wall.

Steel Structure Bus Depot The bus depot at the tail of the building is a steel structure to support the large space it needs for bus maintenance and storage.

Floor Slabs Programs The floor slabs are concrete floor plans that are supported by the columns.

Cantliever columns The cantilever columns support the extruded areas of the building, which includes the bus bay and the shop front.

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Bus Depot Office Toilets Bus Waitng Area Seating Area Ticket Office Bus Lobby Maintenace Offic Maintenance Wo Maintenance Sto Bus Depot Admin Bus Depot Stop Bus Storage The section cuts through the building showing the functions and the vibrancy of the building. It cuts through the programs. bus bay and the hotel, while the other side shows the residential apartments.

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Healthcare

Healthcare Office Waiting room Cafe Courtyard Counseling Office Rehabilitation Room Treatment Room Staff Room Operating Room Store Admin Office Bathroom

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Healthcare Healthcare Office Waiting room Healthcare Office Waiting room Cafe Cafe Courtyard Courtyard Counseling Office Counseling Office Rehabilitation Room Treatment RoomRehabilitation Room Treatment Room Staff Room Operating RoomStaff Room Operating Room Store Admin Office Store Admin Office Bathroom Bathroom

Resettlment Centre Resettlment Centre Lecture Hall Lecture Hall Resettlment Centre

Lecture Hall Classroom Classroom Classroom Resettlement Centre Office Resettlement Centre Office Resettlement Resettlement Centre Admin Resettlement Centre Admin Centre Office Resettlement Centre Admin Staff Room Staff Room Staff Room Canteen Canteen Canteen Kitchen Kitchen Computer Lab Computer Lab Kitchen Multi-Purpose Multi-Purpose Computer Lab Multi-Purpose Lounge Lounge Lounge Workshop Workshop Workshop Job Centre Job Centre Job Centre Dorm Dorm Communal Area Communal Area Dorm Communal Area Courtyard Courtyard Courtyard Reception Reception Reception

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Second Floor Plan Proposed Second Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Proposed Proposed Second Floor Plan 1:500 1:500 1:500

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The technology focuses on the detailing work and the building structure I have done for different projects. This is the bus depot integration centre and the Section A-A Section A-A structure are a reinforced concrete column and slab for the main part of the building. Also, for the bus maintenance uses steel structure with truss. The design of the building uses a cantilever system and also a sliding panel system for the residential units. The three details show the cantilever system, steel structure of the bus depot, and the residential section.

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New 4m Vufold Supreme sliding doors in accordance with manufactures details

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Detail C Screed 50mm balcony floor finish 150mm x 100 block work to the sliding panels

Lintel with proprietary cavity tray system in accordance with manufacturer's details.

Vapour barrier wrapped continually around structure & under cantilever

Guillotine windows film framed sash window hold panels glass up to 8.5 2 per panel. 36mm thickness. Aluminum frame.Uf value of 3 3500x300x1500mm

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100mm Rockwool acoustic insulation to be fitted in between joists.

As the primary structure cantilever forward external rain screen affixed continuously under eaves in a similar manner of batten detailing to that of vertical facade

100mm inner leaf thermalite blockwork finished with a 15mm plaster.

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Floor finish,65mm screed, on top of concrete beam and block to structural engineer's details and specification, on top of 70mm floor thermal insulation, on top of min 1200 gauge/ 300 micron DPM to BS EN 13967:2012

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Wall construction: 100mm Blockwork inner leaf.

Blocwork outer leaf with render finish. 12.5mm plasterboard on dabs internally. 65mm Celotex insulation retained in position with insulation retaining clips and joints taped with 100mm foil tape. 35mm air gap. Stainless steel cavity ties to be spaced at 450mm centres vertically and 750mm centres horizantally.

900 Block work 900 x 215mm upstanding

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Flashing, vapour control layer

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100mm inner leaf thermalite blockwork finished with a 15mm plaster.

Guillotine windows film framed sash window hold panels glass up to 8.5 2 per panel. 36mm thickness. Aluminum frame.Uf value of 3 3500x300x1500mm Rockwool cavity closer batt. 100mm Lintel with proprietary cavity tray system in accordance with manufacturer's details.

Extruded aluminum head track PPC RAL 25x35mm 9010 High density Acoustic Infil

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100mm Rockwool 16mm high density partical board acoustic insulation melamine faced as standard to be fitted in between joists.

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300mm 2 way reinforced concrete floor slab primary structure

Block work framing base slab Common 280 x100 mm consist of connections, a pair of angles, usually welded to supported member in the shop and bolted to support supporting member in the field Vertical wall Beam on reinforcement Column Linebars concrete 10mm @150mm c-t-c Stiffner plate Support 20mmbeam 8mm fillet dimensions 250 x weld all around 500x 120mm, spread footing in concrete Steel Column column SHG 200 x Cantilever 20mm length depth 600mm concrete 12mm Section supporting Profile beam

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Reinforced concrete column 250 x400mm

batten and ceiling plaster board 20mm

Roof decking AEP-Span 24G HR36 Nestable, unpainted Vapour barrier galvanized wrapped continually around structure & under cantilever Column baseplate 500x200x20mm 2x4 20mm bolts grades 8.8 weldflush to column Window with pull threshold penetration butweld

Reinforced concrete column 250 x400mm Baseplate 450x400x16mm, 2x3 16mm anchor bolts, grades 8.8 on concrete chainage beam anchor bolts to be cast in situ 200mm anchorage

Concrete footing/ slab 8' into grade w/ no.4 Rebar 18' O.C W.E top and bottom

Secondary sid reinforcement for reinforce c column Slab out of grade 4 Concrete wedge anchor through 20x20mm base angle to slab bare concrete floor

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MArch Year 4 Hackney Mixed Used Development The Mixed used residential development is located in Hackney along the River Lea. The development creates vibrant space and bring people together. The mixed used development includes a market space, retail, office spaces and residential units. The building has an organised hierarchy of spaces, the ground floor are the public spaces, such as markets and retail, 2nd and 3rd floor semi- public spaces such as workshops and offices, lastly the upper floors are private residential spaces with private courtyard. The space is facing along the canal and each unit is designed to get dual aspect and no overlooking views.

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Hackney is part of a London borough thriving with new residential units and a community of artist. Hackney use to be an industrial part of London but now the industry has died down, however there are a lot of new communities in the area, such as the art industry and local shops. The site is located next to the Stour space, a working studio for artist. The new proposal aims to thrive on the artist community within Stour space.

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The Pavilion is a space to provide an amenity space and community spaces for the city of Hackney. The site is located by the canal. The programs within the building provides artist space and workshops for the artist in the area, and allows them to sell their work and have markets in the courtyard area. The space brings life and community to the space and it is where people can work and play, brining life to the area and vibrancy.

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The design of the light composition experiments with the idea of opening and closing modules that can adjust the intake of sunlight according to the amount of light the building is receiving.

The concept of the geometry is to have adjustable shapes to adapt to the environment and lighting. The triangle shapes shading allows a certain amount of sunlight and daylight to enter through the building. The square shape of the module provides more surface area.The square wet grid allows each module. The wet grid allows flexibility within frames; each module can affect the shape and form of the structure. The wet network enables the structure. The wet network enables the structure to have fluidity.

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Religious activities and Daily Behaviour

The aim of water treatment process could be able to solve the water contamination, which providing citizen have pure and cleaner riverfront to do religious, play and daily activities nearby Yamuna River.

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Pollution starts pouring into the river Yamuna as the river passes through the city, therefore the reservoir needs its intake to come from before the Wazirabad Damn where most of the pollutants from water treatment plants are released into the river. Just below the damn, raw sewerage is released into the river from sources passing through some of the cities most densely populated areas.

Taking water from further up the river allows us to raise the reservoir out of the ground to minimise excavation, instead we will build dykes like in

Installing the water tre desirable place to be.

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MArch Year 4 Yumuna District Vital City New Delhi began to develop at the beginning of the 19th century which planned by the leading 20th century British architect Edwin Lutyens. Now it had become a considerable level of developmental metropolis and also accommodated over 20 million people living in this place. Due to developing in recent decades, several kinds of infrastructures such as roads, highways, railway line and metro system in new Delhi are relatively consummate. However, the modern developmental process of New Delhi has negative influences on the environment, for example, over population, pollution problems, traffic congestion, environmentally damaging the river. For now, it might be an opportunity to look back and solving problems from these infrastructures.

The proposal aims to create a masterplan to reduce pollution along the river and the city. Providing clean water for the citizens, while providing community spaces.

Also reducing the traffic within the city. The new Yumuna district hopes to bring New Delhi back to it’s feet and providing public spaces for the community .

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To offset the costs of the water treatment systems we have allocated land for development along the river front.

Layout of developments has been chosen to make the most of existing train lines, and other transportation hubs, with an effort to keep open spaces where possible to keep this green band of land.

The developments will be hevily connected to the river with long boardwalks along the river front, piers and steps into the water.

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Water treatment is a process of making water suitable for its application or returning its natural state. Providing people and species approach sustainably Yamuna River.

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Water treatment is a process of making water suitable for its application or returning its natural state. Providing people and species approach Existing sustainably Yamuna River.

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New parks across the site will help to keep the current green spaces between the Mahatma Gandhi Road and the Yamuna River, whilst also improving the accessibility of the land. It will also break up the urban density into small manageable parcels, whilst softening the harsh city landscape into the soft natural landscape of the river, creating a haven away from the bustling city life. The parks will add to the religious background of the city, creating natural environments for people to come and meditate.

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The farmland along the river is a good source of work and local produce for the ever expanding city, we therefore made the decision to keep the farmland to the east of the river untouched. Our scheme to connect the two sides with new bridges and train stations now connects these farms with the new developments for a local workforce.

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MArch Year 5 Drawing Machines Vital City This project aims to approach the notion of group-based design differently to that of the top down. ego based structure that is inherent in the typical framework. to strip the designers down to their rawest form of production and imagination, and re-integrate. Them into a process devoid of the usually apparent hierarchies.

We re-imagined a form of collaborative group design in a way that would challenge the ego and individual desires of each designer, and instead allowed the desire of the process to decide. Fast paced, intense sessions of creation aimed at lifting the filter between the mind and the pen to bring forth only that which is seen as most vital to the process and production of such a task. The process reigned superior throughout the project, but was not agreed in its totality as a set of pre-determined phases. It developed as the project did. It was reactionary and challenged each participant’s dogmatic and personal design methods.

What is produced are not specific solutions, but simply architectural gestures reimagined into space to ignite a discourse for further inspection.

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BA 3 Almshouse Mixed Used Development Winchester is a vibrant city, filled with culture and activities. Ages between 15- 70.

55+ is the largest demographic in the city. The site we have been given is currently an existing car park, only two minutes from town centre. In the surrounding areas, there is a church flats, gym and shops. Close proximity and convenient to get around Winchester.

A third age building engages social and work-based activities. Integrating the building to the community. While assisting people with limited mobility. Dwellings are an important part of design for the third age. Ensuring the dwellings provide sufficient support. Easily accessible space and etc. There are different principles that are required to follow for third age design.

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BA 3 BA3 Bathhouse Winchester The Winchester integration project focuses on urbanism and how the site can be integrated into the city, with considering of the function of the site and population.

The project I have designed a bath house for the community. The Bath house is a proposed for the site because most elderly people enjoy bathhouses and Winchester has a large demographics for elderly people. The site is located in the town centre, by the park and the shops.

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BA 3 BA3 Winchester Redevelopment The community centre is proposed for the site to bring vibrancy and life to the site. The community of Winchester needs a hub where people can gather from sports, museums, education and shops. The shop is located behind guildhall and It is within walking distance to the high street, it is linked to the bathhouse. The proposal aims to bring culture and public space for the community for all ages to get involved.

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BA2 Market Hall The Market hall site is located in Portsmouth town centre, replacing an existing parking lot. The location of the market hall is nearby a train station, park, town centre and shops. It has access to different locations. Market hall is a market where the community can join together in a public space to buy food and groceries from the local market. Market hall has different purposes, from shopping, dining, a place to relax and meet with friends. It’s important that the markets are a public place where everyone and come together. This market hall sells seafood, meats, fruits and dry food. The market stalls are located in a public space. Food stalls are located on the side of the building where pedestrians can buy food. Also, pedestrians can eat outside and inside. There’s a café and a restaurant in the market hall. The access to Ground Floor Plan the market hall is located from all different directions, the market hall is a gateway to different locations in the area.

1. Market Stalls 2. Food Market 3. Cafe 4. Male Toilets 5. Female Toilets 6. Disable Toilets 7. Plant Room 8. Preparation and receiving area 9. Cold Storage 10. Secure outdoor market storage 11. Store room 12. Loading bay

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Professional Work POD Architects POD is a London and Kent based Architecture practice offering world class design strongly underpinned by commercial reality. POD was established in 2009 and has been under the leadership of Paul Shedden who sits at the forefront of contemporary architecture. is a creative place where we solve problems and develop innovative designs. We specialise in commercial projects and listen to our clients to understand their business objectives. Our work ranges from identifying opportunities and growing projects with clients to producing construction information and completing projects on site.

Residential Masterplan Watford Family Housing PODs Watford Riverwell Northern Masterplan is inspiring

by Watfords past & future. Watford has long been associated as a meeting place & market town emerging from a crossing over the river. It’s thought the name Watford evolved from these characteristics. Watford has gradually changed over the years from an area associated with industry to a successful community where people live, work & commute

This range requires the skills of many people in our team who specialise in design and technical specification. We work on projects across the UK and overseas and have extensive experience in leading design teams. Our clients are both first time and established developers who need

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These drawings and associated notes are to indicate intent only and are produced for the purpose of tender documents. They are to be read in conjunction with any specifications and schedules.

Tender drawings are based: PDF: 8 Approved Hybrid Application: Illustrative Phasing Masterplan DWG: C11744: Watford Health Campus As Built DWG: 1. G7535-Topo-R6 Layout. Please note any part not surveyed is deemed indicative.

MSCP layouts are produced by Stripe Consulting and POD take no responsibility for the content of this information.

Boundary red line drawings provided by Watford Riverwell Partnership and agreed by Kier Property. POD have no responsibility for any deviation from this. Refer to PDF: ‘Red line boundary’ Final sealed CPO and official title plans: HD519250; HD526857; HD539053.

All drawings subject to approval from Building Control. Fire related matters subject to confirmation by the Fire Officer.

Where there appears to be a discrepancy between these and or statutory requirements, the tenderer/ contractor has a duty to report these back to the architect for resolution.

The design on this drawing remains the property of POD Architects LTD ‐ Copyright reserved.

MEP, Structural and Civils elements including details of steelwork; concrete; blockwork density; movement joints and positions; structural restraints; associated support for balconies and stairs; details of lighting; radiator positions…etc…are for information only. Please refer to consultant information for details.

For sprinklers refer to sprinkler engineers details.

For smoke extraction refer to Colt.

For below ground drainage, utilities and associated connections refer to civil engineers details.

For above ground drainage and associated connections refer to MEP engineers details.

All works to be carried out in strict accordance with the National Building Regulations, relative building standards and manufacturers installation details as and where identified.

All proprietary materials and products specified are stated as ‘or similar approved’ and are to be installed strictly in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations and British codes and standards, and building regulations.

All curtain walling; windows and doors where appropriate to be glazed as stated to meet U-Values and Part L energy compliance standards. All to be sized in accordance with the Window and Door Schedules, and to be fully compliant with the NBR. Prior to finalising tenders or start on site contractor to check all dimensions on site and report all discrepancies without delay to POD Architects Ltd. All external finishes are subject to final approval by the client and the planners. Final brick type setting subject to agreement and may vary between dwelling types.

All bathrooms/ ensuites and cloakrooms are set out for intent only and are subject to final client approval. Refer to bathroom manufacturers details.

All kitchens are set out for intent only and are subject to final client approval. Refer to preferred kitchen provider for details.

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5 These drawings and associated notes are 11 to indicate intent only and are produced for the purpose of tender documents. They are to be read in2 conjunction with any specifications and schedules.

Tender drawings are based: PDF: 8 Approved Hybrid Application: Illustrative Phasing Masterplan DWG: C11744: Watford Health Campus As Built DWG: 1. G7535-Topo-R6 Layout. Please note any part not surveyed is deemed indicative.

MSCP layouts are produced by Stripe Consulting and POD take no responsibility for the content of this information.

Boundary red line drawings provided by Watford Riverwell 5 Partnership and agreed by Kier Property.

11POD have no responsibility for any deviation from this. Refer to PDF: ‘Red line boundary’ Final sealed 1 CPO and official title plans: HD519250; HD526857; HD539053.

All drawings subject to approval from Building Control. Fire related matters subject to confirmation by the Fire Officer.

Where there appears to be a discrepancy between these 11 contractor has and or statutory requirements, the tenderer/ a duty to report these back to the architect for resolution.

The design on this drawing remains 2 the property of POD Architects LTD ‐ Copyright reserved.

MEP, Structural and Civils elements including details of 3 steelwork; concrete; blockwork density; movement joints and positions; structural restraints; associated support for balconies and stairs; details of lighting; radiator W-E1-11 positions…etc…are for information only. Please refer to consultant information for details.

For sprinklers refer to sprinkler engineers details.

For smoke extraction refer to Colt.

For below ground drainage, utilities 12 and associated connections refer to civil engineers details.

For above ground drainage and associated connections refer to MEP engineers details.

All works to be carried out in strict accordance with the National Building Regulations, relative building standards and manufacturers installation details as and where 2 identified.

All proprietary materials and products specified are stated as ‘or similar approved’ and are to13be installed strictly in accordance with the manufacturers recommendations and British codes and standards, and building regulations.

All curtain walling; windows and doors where appropriate to ED-E1-01 be glazed as stated to meet U-Values and Part L energy FD90S compliance standards. All to be sized in accordance with the Window and Door Schedules, and to be fully compliant with the NBR. Prior to finalising tenders or start on site contractor to check 28 12 without all dimensions on site and report all discrepancies delay to POD Architects Ltd. All external finishes are subject to final approval by the client and the planners. Final brick type setting subject to agreement and may vary between dwelling types.

All bathrooms/ ensuites and cloakrooms are set out for intent only and are subject to final client approval. Refer to bathroom manufacturers details.

All kitchens are set out for intent only and are subject to final client approval. Refer to preferred kitchen provider for details.

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Proposal’s relationship with Braywick House The access road to the proposed apartments snakes around the perimeter Prefix of the site which leaves the land directly south of Braywick open and the vista free of obstruction.

Aerial View The three apartment blocks are positioned respectfully on the site as to restore the vista from the south facade of Braywick House looking across the landscape.

A permeable bound gravel access road is preferred to tarmac. Resin gravel is preferred so the roots of the trees which line the site boundary are not affected.

Heritage

Building heights are carefully considered and a managed line of native trees screens the proposal from Braywick House to negate any detrimental impacts from the proposal.

Braywick House

The proposal is sat well back from the principle facade as to not have any adverse effect on the listed building.

Braywick House was added to the list of special architectural or historic interest on 25th March 1955 at Grade II*. The combination of these factors has resulted in a significant impact on the setting of the listed building, effectively divorcing the building from association with a wider landscaped setting. The layout of the design considers the layout of the site and in consideration to the listed building. Consulting with a number of consults including tree and historic England. An opportunity plan constraint’s plan was planned out before design. The design was modelled and design on BIM Revit.

The hard landscaping is made from permeable bound gravel and is kept to a minimum, rather soft landscaping and new native planting being the priority.

EAST ELEVATION

The route of the access road to the proposal has been designed to minimise the impact on the principle facade of Braywick House.

The width has been kept to a single lane with passing zones strategically positioned along the route. The surface is to be permeable bound gravel which will have minimal impact upon the roots of existing trees and landscape.

A drop-off area replaces the large car park which currently exists opposite the south facade of Braywick House. By replacing the car park with a small drop off area it opens up the vista looking south and restores the connection to the landscape Braywick House once enjoyed while still serving a practical purpose for the offices within.

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Project Name BRAYWICK HOUSE, WINDSOR ROAD, MAIDENHEAD SL6 1DN

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Chitchester Gateway

The Chichester Southern Gateway is a dynamic scheme that stitches historic connections, landscape character and contemporary architecture. Promoting sustainable movement & active travel across all parcels. Intelligent streets for pedestrian, cycle, public transport & permeable solutions re-introducting the ‘Roman Road’ north-south promenade. Destination Spaces that seamlessly integrate into the masterplan. A mix of commercial uses delivering social & economic value. Appropriate usages for site locations delivering connectivity between sites.

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Holly Tree Margate The project Holly Tree is a mixed used development that explores the potential of maximising the development opportunities on a former pub site near the centre of Margate. It is a challenging site surrounded by residential uses of various heights and styles. POD proposed a number of options including one off houses, apartments and Sheltered Housing, all with the inclusion of a small local supermarket development.

Red Brick ‐ Running Bond

Grey Brick ‐ Running Bond

Red Brick ‐ Running Bond

Red Brick ‐ Running Bond

Roof Level 37175 FFL AOD

Standing Seam Kalzip 50/444 mechanically fixed over e-clip halters

Level 03 34250 FFL AOD

Level 02 31400 FFL AOD

Level 01 28550 FFL AOD

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by Kentish projects. POD have no responsibility for any deviation from this.

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Project

Level 00 Holly Tree Corner 25700 FFL AOD

Flat No. 1

2B 3P FLAT

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62 m²

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Chatham Regeneration The Chatham retail regeneration project is a refurbishment and renewal of the existing pentagon shopping centre. It utilises a derelict 1980’s office building to add new exciting residential units.

Main Flats Block Floor Plan

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High Ridge Road project is a house extension. The project I have been in involved and managed from surveying the site to building control.

The project comprises of a rear extension and new basement. I have got through planning in the application and been approved and it has just been approved recently for building control. I have done the detailing and building control work. Also dealing with clients and planners, while consulting with engineers.

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Small architecture firm based in Folkestone, the company works on residential, educational and commercial buildings.

The job involves dealing with clients, drawing plans, building regulations writing planning documents and more. The experience and responsibilities were: Surveying the site and drawing up the survey drawing on AutoCAD, Most projects are house extensions and designing to what the client want, Understanding the budgets, preparing letter of appointment and fee bids, Preparing and submitting planning applications and building control, following the RIBA plan of work, Designing houses and developments with critical thinking.

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PROPOSED NORTH ELEVATION Tiles UPVC black UPVC white Lead UPVC white Timber Pebble-Dash / Painted render

Timber floor construction in accordance with Structural Engineer's details with 22mm interlocking floor grade chipboard on top of joists. Dinning Room ceiling and stair soffit to receive 2 layers of fireline to ensure 1 hour fire integrity. 100mm Rockwool acoustic insulation to be fitted in between joists.

Lintel with proprietary cavity tray system in accordance with manufacturer's details.

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Roof: Rainwater Goods & downpipes: Fascias and Soffits: Flashing: Windows: Doors: House walls:

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‘Franklyn’ design glass balcony,glass juliette balcony, the stylish Franklyn requires no side braces, from 10mm toughened glass, with 50mm tubular 316 marine grade stainless steel 1800mm wide in accordance with manufactures details.

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Bifold door flush threshold Wall construction: 100mm Blockwork inner leaf. Blocwork outer leaf with render finish.

12.5mm plasterboard on dabs internally. 65mm Celotex insulation retained in position with insulation retaining clips and joints taped with 100mm foil tape.

35mm air gap. Stainless steel cavity ties to be spaced at 450mm centres vertically and 750mm centres horizantally.

Floor finish,65mm screed, on top of concrete beam and block to structural engineer's details and specification, on top of 70mm floor thermal insulation, on top of min 1200 gauge/ 300 micron DPM to BS EN 13967:2012

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New foundations in accordance with structural engineer's details

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100mm inner leaf thermalite blockwork finished with a 15mm plaster.

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Listed Building Restoration Martello Tower Refurbishment

Gwenlla House Wheelchair Accessible Conversation The Gwenlla house is a house extension and conversation design. The client needs to convert their home to be M4(2) wheelchair accessible. I have had close contact with the clients and ensuring their needs for a wheelchair accessible. The design of this house has been through a number of feasibility studies and I helped to get this project through planning.

Pod Architects explored the potential of maximising the development opportunities on a former pub site near the centre of Margate. It is a challenging site surrounded by residential uses of various heights and styles. POD proposed a number of options including one off houses, apartments and Sheltered Housing, all with the inclusion of a small local supermarket development.

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Existing Slate Roof

Presumed service void

25 x 38 mm Battens

Existing as described by previous drawing as 100mm Cellotex insulation

25 x 38mm counter batton

Lintel in accordance to engineers details

Continuous soffit ventilation system with insect mesh to new soffit

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Facia / soffit and gutter to match existing in Powder coated Aluminium

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MR & MRS OWEN MATELLO TOWER 2 , FOLKESTONE KENT, CT19 6PX

New double glazed, thermally broken powder coated aluminum marine grade sliding door and window system

Existing plasters board ceiling with skim finish painted white

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Marine grade S/S basemount glass fixing system with toughened glass guarding to manufactures details 1100mm from FFL

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Proposed dark grey aluminium windows and sliding door system.

Proposed drainage pipe boxed in with plywood and painted to match.

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Existing Renovated Screed

ACO Hexdrain with S/S marine grade grating laid to fall to suit site conditions

DPM Stop gap F77 High Performance DPM dressed up sides of existing wall with render 100mm skirting

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Screed at its thickest point allow for 1:80 fall to new aco drain

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Professional Work Luton Borough Council Luton Borough Council is a local authority, which includes different departments. I am located in Fixed Assets Department, in a design team, which consist of 6 architects and a small team of AutoCAD technician, draftsman and architectural assistants. The department also include other teams like engineers, estates, developers and surveyors. The department is part of the Place and Infrastructure sector, help transforming Luton with new developments. We have a variety of projects from school, housing developments to the Luton airport.

Housing Development Design Planning Bramingham Housing Development

The Birmingham housing development is a housing development in Luton, the project consists of 2,3,4 bed houses and apartments. The design of the development creates a pedestrian zone, with shared surfaces. The site has a generous green space and large private amenity space.

Solway Housing Development Solway Housing development is a mixed 2 bed and 3 bed housing development. The development also includes a community centre. This project has been approved for outline planning. I have prepared design and access statement and planning statement. I was involved in the design process and have had many creative input in the project.

During my placement at Luton Borough Council, I was able to manage different projects and following the RIBA plan of work from stage 0 to stage 7, developing my skills and learning the process of each stage. In certain project I was commissioned to design a whole new housing development from scratch and meeting with developer, consultants, engineers, project architects and planners. I submitted pre-applications and amendment and design according to the planner’s comments, after I would submit and outline planning application. The procurement route for most housing developments are design and build and I would contract the tender and specs with the help of the architect.

Certain projects like school require a lot of conceptual sketches before drawing it on AutoCAD, I would show the project architect my ideas and would draw the design on AutoCAD, once approved by the architect. Once a design has been finalised, I would prepare and write design and access statement and explain the details of the design.

My placement at LBC allowed me to have freedom to manage my own projects and gained my full experience of the roles of an architect. Also gained experience working in the pubic and private sector has broadened my experience and helped

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Stranger’s Way Hosuing Development

Taylor Street Apartments Taylor Street is a block of flats in the heart of Luton town centre. It provides over 200 units with a mix of 1,2,3-bedroom apartments. I helped managed the design process of this project, with many design options and consult with landscape architects, fellow colleagues and number of consultants.

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Stranger’s Way is a housing development located in a dense suburban area of Luton.

The project consists of apartment, 2,3,4 bed houses. The scheme provides allocated parking for the apartments and houses, it is designed in a way where the houses have a central courtyard and green amenity space. This project has been approved for planning and I worked on the planning application and design.

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Land at Bristol road is a new build development located at a corner of piece of land in Luton. I was responsible and managed this project taking it through stage 0 brief and strategy to stage 4 technical design. I surveyed the site, designed the plans and elevations I started with different design ideals and taken it through planning and worked through technical detail drawings.

Storage Unit 500 x 1000

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Fridge / Freezer 600 x 600

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Washing Machine Space 630 x 600

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Dressing Table 500 x 1050

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Luton School Development

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Gulstream Hanger Luton Airport

An erection of a new primary school which contains 300 students.

The design process for the project includes lots of consultation and design concepts. We started the design with an outline and got into the details of the floor plans. I assisted the architects with parts of the design and drew parts of the plan. This project has been approved for planning.

The Luton airport’s proposal of a gulfstream hanger and entrance for user is one of the most interesting projects at LBC and I was able to assist the architect in the design process and gain a better understand of the airport design. The process of the design has to meet the policies and requirements of designing in an airport and the desire of the client. Also understanding the overall local impact. The project I helped design parts of the plans and it has been approved for planning.

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Professional Work Omega Partnership Limited During the summer of 2015, I was working at an architecture firm the summer as an architectural technician assistant. During my experience I was able to understand the environment of an architecture firm. Also improving my skills in Photoshop, AutoCAD and sketch up. The following are the responsibilities during my role at Omega; Assisting architects with design work and draw plans, designing floor plans and housing developments on AutoCAD, 3D modelling development on Sketch-up, understanding the role of an architect, Photoshop elevations, site plan.

Omega Partnership Ltd focuses on high-end residential development from a large scale with a developer to small scale development. The experience allowed me to gain experience and knowledge working at an architecture firm and a greater insight in the field.

Claygate Housing Developent The Claygate housing development is a large development located in the suburbs with a mix of 2,3,4 houses. I helped with parts of the design process and helped with the graphical work for the design and access statement. Photoshop and drawing up the elevations on AutoCAD.

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Bugess Hill Land Housing Development Bugess Hill Land housing development is a large masterplan scheme of houses. The design has been through many different alliterations. I helped with the graphical work and helped prepare for presentations with the clients. I also modelled parts of the site on sketch-up to explore different design ideas and create different views of the housing scheme. I helped photoshop and draw up different plans.

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