PORTFOLIO Selected Works Emmanuel Eze
CONTACT 07447424583
EMMANUEL EZE
WORK
A highly motivated and adaptable Architectural Assistant with a strong background in design, technical skills, and design development. A passionate advocate for beautiful and sustainable architecture that enhances the lives of people. I am enthusiastic about learning new skills and contributing to the success of a collaborative team environment. The experience I have gained in BIM, communication, and site work allows me to seamlessly transition into your practice and begin to make a meaningful impact from the very beginning.
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I look forward to the opportunity to join your team and contribute to the success of your practice. I am confident that my skills and enthusiasm will be an asset. I am confident that I can bring value to your organization.
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EDUCATION
CERTIFICATES
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Manchester School of Architecture
Solar Energy Basics
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September 2022 – June 2024
University of New York (Online non-credit course)
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Master of Architecture (M.Arch)
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3D CAD Fundamental
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Prod idea
Ongoing Covenant University September 2017 – July 2021
EMAIL emmanuel-eze@outlook.com
LOCATION Manchester, United Kingdom
Bachelor of Science in Architecture (First Class Honours)
Ngonya
Wood Science: Beyond Building West Virginia University (Online non-credit course) Understanding Research Methods
Awards: •
Best Graduating Student in Architecture 2020/21
The Language Of Design: Form And Meaning
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Overall Best Graduating Male Student 2020/21
Effective Time Management Decision Making Communication Skills
Ngonya
May 201
Student
Roles/ Ex •
California Institute of the Arts (Online non-credit course)
Assis proje
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Inve and
Ethics, Technology And Engineering
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Eindhoven University of Technology and 4TU.Ethics (Online non-credit course)
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Gain
Introduction To Sustainability
Ability to Multitask
State University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Online non-credit course)
Teamwork
An introduction to Passivhaus
Attention to Detail
Passivhaus Trust (Online non-credit course)
SOFTW Drafting
Adaptability Ability to Work Under Pressure
Roles:
National Taiwan University (Online non-credit course)
University of London and SOAS University of London (Online non-credit course)
PERSONAL SKILLS
Architec
Aut
K EXPERIENCE
salutogenesis (the firm’s design philosophy) through one-on-one sessions with the lead architect and observing the design process.
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r 2021 - September 2022
ctural Assistant
paration of technical drawings and construction documents with a high level ccuracy and attention to detail under guidance of a senior architect.
ticipated in conceptualising, feasibility studies and planning of architectural igns for diverse project types and scales under the guidance of senior hitects. Collaborated effectively with clients, consultants, and team members nsure that the project brief requirements were met.
Gained software skills in 3D modelling using Revit and Presentation using InDesign and Illustrustator.
Department of Public Building, Federal Capital Development Authority (FCDA) May 2018 - August 2018 Student Intern Roles/ Experience gained: •
Gained software skills in drafting using AutoCAD.
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ated engaging 3D visualizations using Revit, 3DS Max and Enscape for ctive client communication.
Participated in site visits under the supervision of senior architects, taking notes and gaining useful insights into the construction process.
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ticipated in regular site visits to monitor the progress of construction, identify ential issues and report them to supervisors.
Developed strong communication and collaboration skills through teamwork on numerous projects, learning from more experienced colleagues.
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Participated in the research and development section of designs by providing useful information and precedents that helped guide the design process.
duced presentation drawings and other media used to communicate design as and strategies to clients.
ama Okpanum & Associates
ACHIEVEMENTS
19 - August 2019; May 2020 - August 2020
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Successfully participated in the design and documentation of several projects, receiving positive feedbacks from clients for our iterative process and collaborative approach.
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Gained useful insights into salutogenesis as a design approach from the lead architect and successfully applied this into my design inputs.
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Developed good relationships with team members through effective communication and problem-solving, resulting in a seamless project execution.
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xperience gained:
sted senior architects in researching initial design concepts for diverse ects.
estigated the viability of design ideas by investigating construction materials techniques.
ticipated in site visits under the supervision of senior architects, taking notes gaining useful insights into the construction process.
ned useful knowlegde on green and sustainable design solutions such as
WARE SKILLS
TwinMotion
Lumion
Enscape
Illustrator
Nvidia Canvas
InDesign Powerpoint
Others
Corona
Post Production
Vray
Presentation
SketchUP
3DS Max
Illustration
Revit
Rendering
3D Modelling
toCAD
Lightroom Photoshop
MS Word
Sefaira
Excel
The architect's role is to fight for a better world, where he can produce an architecture that serves everyone and not just a group of privileged people. -Oscar Niemeyer
CONTENTS
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The Sanctuary Academic Project Residential Pg. 1 - 8
Ancoats Community Library Academic Project (Retrofit) Educational Pg. 9 - 14
Citrine Residence Work Experience Mixed-Use Pg. 15 - 20
Jabi Health City Work Experience Residential Pg. 21 - 24
Multi-Row Family Housing Work Experience Residential Pg. 25 - 28
Miscellaneous Pg. 29 - 30
THE SANCTUARY A place of safety and serenity
The Sanctuary is a co-housing project from the first semester of my master’s programme. It seeks to revitalise a deteriorated site to create an intergenerational housing community that fosters social interaction, sustainability, health and wellness. The Sanctuary seeks to provide affordable housing solutions, as well as create green spaces and recreational areas for the community. The housing crisis is a popular issue today. This is due to the fact that most houses are designed without a target audience in mind. Most housing typologies are similar. They are similar in the sense that majority of housing schemes are town houses or flats. A town house as a typology discriminates in the sense that not everyone can afford it as it doesn’t cater to groups such as students or young adults unless they use house-
share schemes. My design solution consists of multiple typologies with each typology designed to accommodate a specific class/ age group. This will be further explained in the typology section of my project. The collage ‘the life cycle’ shows how buildings on the site at every point cater for the user as they grow and evolve. To create a inclusive co-housing community, it is essential to analyse the human as a social being and determine what activities to include in the community/shared space. This will promote inclusivity and will create a sense of community promoting interaction between members of the co-housing.
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The site is located in Bradford, Manchester which is a historical mining town. It is at a close proximity to various bus stops and the tram station. Thus, providing an opportunity for harnessing green transportation solutions.
United Kingdom
Manchester
Bradford
Site
Form Development
Creating a perimeter building to secure the site and create a courtyard
Creating entrances to utilise the existing tram station and bus stops
Splitting the longer building to reduce shading and ease construction
Elevating Sections of the building to add visual contrast and hierarchy
Elevated Sections help improve aesthetic quality
Introducing a central core/ building to tie the site together
Landscape Development
Buildings in position in line with massing strategy and form development
Outlining the shortest distance from various buildings and spaces to one another
Allocating spaces for transport facilities
Using outline of shortest Allocating outdoor distances and access spaces and showing the points to form pathways relationship with indoor spaces
Adding Fences and landscape features
Design Strategies
Utilising the roofs as a gardening space and social hotspot
Introducing a community building to encourage interaction & help build relationships
Majority of glazing are south facing to maximise solar gain in winter
Greener Transportation Cho gas emissions. So how we tr the planes are major contrib sector. To tackle this, an elec was provided on site.
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oices: Transport creates 27% of all UK and EU greenhouse ravel greatly affects our environment. The car alongside butors to the carbon emission rates in the transportation ctric car rental system as well as provision of cycle storage
Core of Community Building mimicking a tunnel
Using Roofs as Social Hubs
Kids Play Area
Circular Economy: The cost of living crisis is a common issue today, food prices are sky rocketing. To tackle this, the community will grow their own food and waste from food production will be put in compost bins to act as an organic fertilizer for growing food.
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Community Building Ground Floor Plan
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Exploded Axonometric of Community Building Living Facade: The building facade utilises a living facade which encourages multi-species interaction. This helps create a restorative environment by promoting a visual connection in nature. This has been proven to reduce stress and induce feelings of relaxation. Co-dwell South Elevation
Co-dwell South-West Elevation
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The Communal Living typology is intended for students, young adults, and others who cannot afford to live in other typologies.
The Shared Apartment is intended for young adults, students and families .
The 1 Bedroom Apartment is design young adults, bachelors and spinst post graduate students
Introducing Flexible Spaces The Flex. Space (Flexible space) is a space which has no pre-defined function like the bedroom, living room or toilet. It is a space whose function that depends solely on the building owner. The space could be an electric wheelchair charging area, an extra bedroom, a nursery for a new born, a fitness room, basically anything.
A house is not a machine to live in. It is the shell of man, his extension, his release, his spiritual emanation.
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Flex. Space
- Eileen Gray
Flex. Space
Flex Space as a Gym
Flex Space as a Kid’s Study
Flex Space in Town house
Flex Space as a Gym
Flex Space as a Home Office
Flex Space as a Guest Bedroom
Flex Space as an Art Studio
Flex Space as a Home Office
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ned to cater to ters, couples,
Town House Adaptability Strategy Most buildings are rigid structures that have a fixed preset. This design gives users a degree of flexibility in the configuration of their space. 1. The Existing Town house: The existing configuration features a living area, flexible space and a kitchen, dining area alongside a bathroom and pantry.
The 2 Bedroom Apartment is designed to cater to couples and families
A Focus on Sustainability he project focused on using environmentally friendly (lowcarbon embodied) as well as locally sourced materials.
The Townhouse is designed to cater to couples, families and those who desire privacy and a space to grow old in. An Inclusive Design Spaces are designed to accommodate everyone being carefully designed to allow the disabled manoeuvre around freely.
2. Structural configuration: For this design, load bearing walls were minimized to allow flexibility. Key: Walls in red do not have structural implications, Walls and columns in green are structural 3. Re-arrangement Strategy: The wall of the flexible space and the wall dividing the pantry and toilet have been removed and a new wall (in purple) has been introduced to create a new space.
4. New Town house Configuration: The new town house configuration features a bedroom and a combined living kitchen and dining space on the ground floor. This is one of the many arrangements possible.
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ANCOATS COMMUNITY LIBRARY Utilising the moss as a restorative tool to aid reading whilst tackling social isolation and loneliness
The Ancoats Community Library (A.K.A. Moss house of knowledge) is a retrofit of the Bridge 5 Mill in Ancoats, Manchester. The building was re-purposed to serve as a library for the community aiming to tackle social isolation and loneliness. It was part of a master plan project which consisted of a group of 5 members including myself. Each group member eventually focused on their own individual project. The project sought out to harness the restorative attributes of the moss to replenish the depleted mental resources caused by continuous directed attention while reading to create a positive and stress free environment for studying. The project glorifies the preservation of existing materials to show the patina of time whilst also integrating new materials and construction to address issues from the building analysis and community analysis at large.
Health has many dimensions from physical health to mental health. One’s mental health is crucial for their overall health and well-being. Loneliness and Social Isolation are becoming prevalent in the modern age, and these severely impact ones mental health and can lead to issues like depression, suicide and stress. Thus it is essential to tackle this issue and prioritize social connections and help improve the health and well-being of the public. The library can serve as a central hub for the community, bringing together people of all ages and backgrounds. They’re also places where people can come to meet others. Reducing social isolation is an important issue in the context of improving well-being. The library also serves a venue for life-long learning and access to educational resources.
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Master Plan Development (Time Line)
Ex i st i n g S i te Co n d it i o n The walls left from a former mill in the middle have divided the site into 2 and blocked the circulation. Buildings were isolated and there was only one entry point for each of the building.
Pro p o s e d D e co n s tr u c ti o n Some buildings and the existing walls will be deconstructed to open up the site for better circulation. The materials from the deconstructed buildings and walls will be reused.
Pro p o s e d New Bu ilds A bridge will be introduced across the Ashton Canal for better access of the site.
G ro u n d Flo o r Ac tivatio n Active frontage on the ground floor will encourage pedestrian activity. Pedestrianising Pollard Street will improve the environment and promote human interaction on site.
Con n ec tivity Between Build in gs Buildings will be interconnected both spatially and physically by bridges and accesses to allow users to access multiple functions on the site.
L an d scape & Cen tral Plaza The site will be landscaped, allowing direct access to green spaces for each building. There will be a multi-functional plaza in the central area to host a wide range of activities.
Plaza Use The plaza will be a flexible space that can be used for a variety of activities, some of these are shown below. 01. Seating
02. Market
03. Community events [e.g. music concert]
Active Frontage Strategy
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Exploded Axonometric of Existing
Zoning Strategy
Sefaira Analysis (Improved)
Sefaira Analysis (Existing)
The existing building was preserved as much as possible however, new additions were constructed to address the level change and fire escape stairs concerns. The new additions were made to blend with the existing structure to make it look like it was intentional and not an after thought. Also part of the extension building was de-constructed to permit circulation.
An atrium was introduced to improve lighting within the space. Utilising the atrium for more than lighting: The atrium serves as an additional seating space for studying. To create a non-discriminatory space, an anthropometric study was conducted.
Landscape Development
Ground Floor Plan
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First Floor Deconstruction Plan
Design Strategies
First Floor Plan
Third Floor Deconstruction Plan
Third Floor Plan
Moss walls purify the air by absorbing harmful pollutants and also by providing Oxygen. Mosses have no roots so there are no negative structural implications.
Restorative Lobby which serves as a point of transition. This is a metaphor referring to it being a space where you go to replenish your mental resources and reduce your stress levels before reading again.
North Facing Moss walls
Reading spaces will adopt a similar approach by utilizing the restorative properties of the wall. The moss wall will serve as a platform for taking mental breaks; thus allowing users to ease the stress of continuous reading
Beswick Street Elevation
Heating Strategy Using MVHR
Spectator Street Elevation
Exhibition/ Periodicals Section
Kid’s Reading Room
Restorative Lobby
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CITRINE RESIDENCE In the heart of the city
Details: Year: 2022 Construction Status: Ongoing Office: Ngonyama Okpanum & Associates Building Use: Mixed Use Project Description: The project sits in the heart of Abuja City center surrounded by all the major cultural and government sites. The scheme is within touching distance of Eagle Square, the Federal Secretariat and the Ministry of
Foreign affairs to the Northeast; the National Square and Cultural Centre and Millennium Tower to the Southwest; and the National Mosque further west. The Citrine Residence is a self-contained, mixed-use development encompassing high-rise towers of residences, offices and hotels strategically placed above podiums containing shops, restaurants, cafés, bars, cinemas, supermarkets and every commercial activity to be found in a city. The project is set to become a major landmark in the city, offering stunning views and access to a wide range of amenities and services. It is expected to create jobs and stimulate the local economy.
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OFFICE
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48 m²
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SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD
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MEN'S CHANGIN G ROOM
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A Masterpiece of Living
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TREATMENT ROOM 12 m²
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61 m²
SERVICE CORRIDOR
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WAITING AREA 24 m²
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PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD
RELAXATION ROOM 61 m²
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FIBREGLASS REINFORCED( FRP) PANEL
MEN 'S SALON 36 m²
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The pledge of the Sapphire apartments is simple elegance and individuality, designed to a specification that is bespoke and unique and matches the style of the building’s architecture, the splendor of its setting, and the prestige of its residents. Every apartment has been designed to deliver a finish and outlook that will set a new standard for exclusive living in Abuja.
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23 m²
WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE
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40 m²
OFFICE
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3 m²
UTILITY
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40 m²
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6 m²
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SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER
OFFICE OFFICE
WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE
38 m²
OFFICE
PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING
745 m²
SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING
21 m²
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RUBBER ROLL
WOMEN'S WASH ROOM
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WC & B ATH
NON- SLIP PORCELAIN TILE
SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD
16 m²
WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE
OFFICE
RECEPTION
169 m²
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6 m²
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BALCONY
BALCONY
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45 m²
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39 m²
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41 m²
ANTE ROOM
28 m²
7 m²
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Apartment 1 Bedroom
MASTER BEDROOM
D2
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BEDROOM
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D11
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D2
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D4
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D11
5 m²
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D4
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23 m²
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2 m²
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UTILITY
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3 m²
6 m²
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Not Enc losed
WC & B ATH
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A/C LED GE
D2
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A/C LED GE
4 m²
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Not Enc losed
WALK-IN 3 m²
WALK-IN
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D2
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UTILITY
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9 m²
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4 m²
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D9
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D11
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WC & B ATH ?
MASTER BEDROOM
WC & B ATH 2 m²
KITC HEN
7 m²
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58 m²
D2? KITC HEN
BATH/WC
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OFFICE
154 m²
16 m²
137 m²
D8
LOBBY
D9
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OFFICE
D8
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2 m²
D2
13 m²
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5 m²
LOBBY
D4
BEDROOM
OFFICE
55 m²
2A
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OFFICE
RUB BER ROLLS
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2 m²
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WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE
D2
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WC
D2
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EXTERIOR WEATHERSHIELD PAINT
SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING
PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD
2 m²
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28 m²
D4
WC
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1 m²
LIVIN G / DINING ROOM
SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD
D3
WA LL CLA DDING
1 m²
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7 m²
D3
WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE
PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD
LOBBY D2
60 m²
BALCONY
D8
6 m²
WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE
WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE EXTERIOR WEATHERSHIELD PAINT SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD
D1
D11
LIVIN G / DINING ROOM
BALCONY
OFFICE
33 m²
LIVIN G / DINING ROOM 32 m²
6 m²
D8
BEDROOM 15 m²
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BALCONY
6 m²
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Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Fourth Floor Plan
4A- 4 BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 1 SECOND FLOOR AREA190.091sqm
2B- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 2 AREA- 140.854sqm
1A- ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 1 AREA- 93.719sqm
BEDROOM
BATH & WC
BEDROOM
WALK-IN
BEDROOM
LIVING AND DINING ROOM
WALK-IN
LIVING AND DINING ROOM
WALK-IN
BATH & WC
MASTER BEDROOM
UTILITY BATH & WC
UTILITY
PRIVATE LONGE
BATH & WC
WC BEDROOM
POWDER
POWDER
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
BATH & WC
WALK-IN
WC
1 Bedroom Apartment
2 Bedroom Apartment
BATH & WC
WALK-IN
MASTER BEDROOM
4 Bedroom Apartment
Throughout the interior spaces, natural light is maximized and the rich African heritage is emphasized. The design incorporates natural woods found in African forests that mimic the richness of the African landscape. The living areas are spectacular: open and carefully integrated to create a greater sense of freedom. The light and positive ambience is enhanced by beautiful African Mahogany timber flooring. Each area is thoughtfully designed with its own clear identity with its language of inspiration taken from African prints and craft patterns. Bespoke African metallic screens provide sun shading to the space marrying the elegant interior with the building’s architecture.
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R.C. Roof slab to Structural Engr. details sloped to fall to outlets finished with waterproof paint on Derbigum SP4 waterproofing membrane & aluminium flashing sheet
R.C. Roof slab to Structural Engr. details sloped to fall to outlets finished with waterproof paint on Derbigum SP4 waterproofing membrane & aluminium flashing sheet
1200mm high frameless glass balustrated stainless steel railing
26 - TWENTY - FOURTH FLOOR 102900 3900
R.C. Swimming pool
3900
24 - TW ENTY-SECOND FLOOR 95100 3900
3900
2000
25 - TW ENTY-THIRD FLOOR 99000 R.C. Swimming pool
3900
23 - TW ENTY-FIRST FLOOR 91200
3900
4100
22 - TWENTIETH FLOOR 87300
3900
21 - NINETEENTH FLOOR 83400 Aluminium louver screen
3900
3900
19 - SEVENTEENTH FLOOR 75600 3900
2000
1900
20 - EIGHTEENTH FLOOR 79500
3900
18 - SIXTEENTH FLOOR 71700
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17 - FIFTEENTH FLOOR 67800 3900
A201.1
3900
16 - FOURTEENTH FLOOR 63900
3900
15 - THIRTEENTH FLOOR 60000
3900
14 - TWELVETH FLOOR 56100
12 - TENTH FLOOR 48300 3900
68000
3900
13 - ELEVENTH FLOOR 52200
3900
11 - NINETH FLOOR 44400
3900
10 - EIGHT FLOOR 40500 Aluminium clad steel frame element
3900
3900
9 - SEVENTH FLOOR 36600
Aluminium fixed louver screens
8 - SIXTH FLOOR 32700 1200mm high frameless glass balustrate stainless steel railing
3900
7 - FIFTH FLOOR 28800
6 - FOURTH FLOOR 24900 3900
Aluminium framed glass panels ref to schedule
Aluminium cladding panels with metal framing fixed to wall/slab Glazed cladding panels
3900
Aluminium panel wall cladding
5 - THIRD FLOOR 21000
3900
169 m²
R.C. floor slab to Engrs. dwgs.
3900
4 - SECOND FLOOR 17100
GYM
Aluminium horizontal slat screen
3 - FIRST FLOOR 13200 Powder coated aluminium slat screen
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A201.2
2 - PLANT ROOM 9300
4500
Blockwall upstand 3500
Powder coated aluminium slat screen fence
False ceiling
R.C. roof deck to Engrs dwgs.
6000
5000
1.5 MEZZANINE FLOOR 4800
Escalator
800mm ⌀ R.C. Column
300
Aluminium slat screen
1 - GROUND FLOOR -1200 0 ROAD LEVEL -1500
5700
Escalator pit to Specialists specs.
5000
-1C - FIRST BASEMENT FLOOR -12200
-1B - SECOND BASEMENT FLOOR -17200 5000
R.C. Floor slabs to Engrs dwgs.
5000
-1D - LOW ER GROUND FLOOR -7200
Left Side Elevation
Approach Elevation
-1A - THIRD BASEMENT FLOOR -22200
Approved floor finish on Primed screed on R.C. floor slab & foundation footing to Structural Engr. dwgs
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JABI HEALTH CITY Maximising health and well-being through Architecture
Details: Year: 2022 Construction Status: Proposal Office: Ngonyama Okpanum & Associates Building Use: Residential Project Description: Growth in the urban cities in Nigeria and in most developing countries are happening in unhealthy built residential developments this manifests on the poor social, cultural and economic conditions of these countries.
Moreover, the quality of the residential developments in these countries is related to health issues that manifest in continuous reemergence of all types of communicable diseases. Therefore, residential development must address these urbanizationrelated health issues occurring due to bad residential development and the poor quality of our built environments in our cities. The Jabi Health City seeks to address this by creating a healthy urban setting and adopting the key principles of salutogenesis in its design process. The city is designed to maximize access to green spaces, promote active transportation, and create social spaces for interaction. Additionally, the city will focus on promoting healthy lifestyles and providing appropriate health services.
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Building bridges between health and community, this project incorporates restorative spaces nestled around the vibrant heart of the development, providing residents with tranquil escapes and fostering a sense of connection. These spaces have been designed to be accessible to all and to provide a safe space for members of the community to come together.
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4 Bedroom Terrace Duplex
4 Bedroom Detached Duplex
5 Bedroom Detached Duplex
This development is in a serene and developed Jabi district of Abuja. The development offers a range of units, from single bedroom apartments to 5-bedroom town houses, all of which are modern, secure and designed to be affordable to a wide range of incomes. It is also located in Jabi, which is a well-established and affluent district that offers residents access to a variety of amenities and services.
Condominium
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MULTI-ROW FAMILY HOUSING Live, Connect, Thrive: Your perfect family canvas in Abuja
Details:
and entertainment.
Year: 2020
The multi-family row housing development is designed to accommodate a total of six (6) families. Each housing unit is equipped with four (4) ensuite bedrooms, a study, a family lounge, a kitchen, a living room and dining. The development also offers residents access to a wide range of amenities, including a playground, and ample parking. Additionally, the building has a comprehensive security system to ensure the safety of its residents.
Construction Status: Built Office: Freelance Building Use: Residential Project Description: Based in Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria, the nation’s political powerhouse. The building is located in Maitama, one of Abuja’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Maitama offers the perfect mix of tranquillity
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PLAY GROUND
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PROPOSED BUILDING
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1730
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1660
750
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The soil test and analysis indicate that the predominant soil type is clayey soil, and a water table was not encountered during the inspection. The structure should be supported with reinforced concrete pad footing at a minimum depth of 1.5m, and 165 KN/m2 should be adopted as the alloying bearing capacity at this depth.
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GATE HOUSE
SITE PLAN
PLOT ANALYSIS AREA OF PLOT = 2330 Sqm AREA OF BUILDING = 544 Sqm PERCENTAGE DEVELOPED = 23.35%
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Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan of a Unit
First Floor Plan of a Unit
Roof Fascia Detail
Flooring Detail
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MISCELLANEOUS
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