EMMANUEL EZE_ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

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Selected Works Emmanuel Eze 2020-2024

EMMANUEL EZE

A highly motivated and adaptable Architectural Assistant with a strong background in design, technical design development. A passionate advocate for beautiful and sustainable architecture that enhances of people. I am enthusiastic about learning new skills and contributing to the success of a collabora environment. The experience I have gained in BIM, communication, and site work allows me to seamlessly into your practice and begin to make a meaningful impact from the start.

I look forward to the opportunity to join your team and contribute to the success of your practice. I am con my skills and enthusiasm will be an asset. I am confident that I can bring value to your organization.

CONTACT +44(0)7447424583

PERSONAL SKILLS Ability to Multi-task Ability to Work Under Pressure Adaptability and Flexibitliy Attention to Detail Analytical Thinking and Problem Solving Communication Skills Effective Time Management Teamwork

EDUCATION Manchester School of Architecture September 2022- June 2024 Master of Architecture (M.Arch)

SOFTWARE SKILLS Drafting Autodesk AutoCAD Rayon

CERTIFICATES Solar Energy Basics University of New York (Online non-credit

EMAIL emmanuel-eze@outlook.com

LOCATION Manchester, United Kingdom

3D Modelling Autodesk Revit Sketch Up Rendering 3DS Max + Corona Renderer D5 Enscape Lumion TwinMotion 3DS Max + Vray Illustration and Post Production Canva Adobe Illustrator Adobe Lightroom Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Powerpoint Nvidia Canvas Others Adobe InDesign Microsoft Excel Microsoft Word Sefaira

Covenant University September 2017- July 2021 Bachelor of Science in Architecture (F Honours) Awards: • Best Graduating Student in Architectur • Overall Best Graduating Male Student

3D CAD Fundamental National Taiwan University (Online non-cre

Wood Science: Beyond Building West Virginia University (Online non-credit Understanding Research Methods University of London and SOAS University (Online non-credit course)

The Language Of Design: Form And Meani California Institute of the Arts (Online course) Ethics, Technology And Engineering Eindhoven University of Technology and (Online non-credit course)

Introduction To Sustainability State University of Illinois at Urbana-C (Online non-credit course)

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WORK EXPERIENCE Ngonyama Okpanum & Associates October 2021 - September 2022 Architectural Assistant Roles: • Preparation of technical drawings and construction documents with a high level of accuracy and attention to detail under guidance of a senior architect.

• Conceptualising, feasibility studies and planning of architectural designs for diverse project types and scales under the guidance of senior architects. Collaborated effectively with clients, consultants, and team members to ensure that the project brief requirements were met.

• Creating engaging 3D visualizations using Revit, 3DS Max and Enscape for effective client communication.

• Participating in regular site visits to monitor the progress of construction, identify potential issues and report them to supervisors.

• Producing presentation drawings and other media used to communicate design ideas and strategies to clients.

Ngonyama Okpanum & Associates May 2019 - August 2019; May 2020 - August 2020 Student Intern Roles/ Experience gained: • Assisting senior architects in researching initial design concepts for diverse projects.

• Investigating the viability of design ideas by investigating construction materials and techniques.

• Participating in site visits under the supervision of senior architects, taking notes and gaining useful insights into the construction process.

• Gained useful knowledge on green and sustainable design solutions such as salutogenesis (the firm’s design philosophy) through one-on-one sessions with the lead architect and observing the design process.

• Gained software skills in 3D modelling using Revit and Presentation using InDesign and Illustrator.

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. • Participating in site visits under the supervision of senior architects, taking notes and gaining useful insights into the construction process.

• 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.

HOBBIES Listening to Music Drawing Football Writing Social Gatherings and Events

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

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SERENITY GROVE REHABILITATION CENTRE

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SERENITY GROVE REHABILITATION CENTRE “Using Nature as a Tool for Healing”

Category: Academic Typology: Healthcare Location: Didsbury, Manchester Year: 2024 Software Used: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, Autodesk Revit, Sefaira, SketchUP, TwinMotion There is an unprecedented drug problem in Manchester with a high incidence of drug abuse and addiction. Additionally, the territory is facing a biodiversity crisis. A combination of pollution of the Mersey River and a golf course deterring multi species interaction has been identified as contributing factors. Both the drug problem and the biodiversity crisis in Manchester have severe consequences for the territory. While the drug problem directly affects the well-being and safety of individuals, the biodiversity crisis threatens the long-term sustainability and health of the entire ecosystem.

This project takes a symbiotic approach to explore how a therapeutic environment for drug users can be created by addressing biodiversity issues to stimulate their senses and create a healing/therapeutic environment. In this project, the symbiotic approach involves creating a mutually beneficial relationship between addressing the biodiversity crisis and providing a therapeutic environment for drug users. By restoring the natural habitat and promoting multi species interaction, the therapeutic environment not only benefits the biodiversity but also stimulates the senses and promotes healing for the drug users. This symbiotic approach recognizes the interconnectedness of ecological and human well-being.

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Spatial Programming: An estimated 40–60% of individuals with drug use disorders experience a relapse at some time during their recovery. During a relapse, a person who is battling addiction gives up being sober and begins to use the substance again.

Recovering from addiction requires a lifetime commitment. To counter this, spaces were planned to limit these triggers.

The site is located in Didsbury with nearby landmarks such as the River Mersey, Fletcher Moss and the Didsbury Golf Course.

Conceptual Development: To design from an empathetic lens, it is important to understand the recovery cycle, this enables the designer know how to cater to the users at different stages. Understanding the recovery cycle allows designers to tailor their designs to meet the specific needs and preferences of users at different stages of the recovery process. This knowledge can inform decisions regarding user interface, functionality, and accessibility, ultimately leading to more effective and empathetic design solutions.

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Form Development: To further convey this narrative of progression, the building form continuously changes with each stage to depict the drug rehabilitation journey.

This can be seen on the illustrations on the left.

Detox Stage The circles with no definite centre depicts the mental confusion of an addict

Active Recovery The circle with a focus represents the patient becoming more stable as treatment progresses

Preparation The form transitioning from curves to a linear form depict the patient getting ready to be reintegrated back into the society

Maintenance Stage Society views linear/ right angles as the norm. The return to a linear form depicts the former addict being an outpatient who has been reintegrated back into society

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Detox Stage: This is the first stage in the recovery process. The need to be watched and not isolated were key considerations in the detoxification stage and this was reflected in its architecture.

The interior design of the pods was aimed at creating a calming environment from the onset using the Restorative Environmental Design (RED) theory, Biophillic Design Theory and the Ecological Valence Theory. The space uses a palette which mimics a beach to create a calming space. In addition, the use of natural analogues in the space such as the mud walls and the wooden floors help connect users to nature as these are direct references to nature. The pods are positioned close to the woodlands and have openings which facilitate a view onto them.

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Active Recovery Stage: This is the second stage in the recovery process. It involves giving a bit more independence to the patients and allowing them take control over their recovery.

SIP Roof with Reused Roof Tiles

Protective Barrier (prevents water from eroding mud facade)

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Treated Glulam Beams Stone Columns

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Preparation Stage: The strategies taken within the preparation stage are more program oriented as it is within this stage the patients gain valuable skill needed to return back to society.

Maintenance Strategy: The project explores how buildings can seamlessly be integrated back into nature as time progresses. This was done in two ways.

The first was adopting materials like stone which are moss friendly .

Maintenance Stage: similar to the preparation space is more program Oriented. This stage requires the least attention as the patients are more or less visitors at this point.

The second was introducing trellis like frames on the pods to act as a hub for creeping plants. This in turn helps improve local biodiversity as the building itself becomes a hub for ecological succession.

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Courtyards: The building adopts courtyards with different identities, one is an open courtyard which reflects seasonality whilst the other is enclosed and has provides a protected year round environment for nature to thrive

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The interior spaces utilise learnings from relevant theories to create restorative environments through creating a visual connection with nature as well as adopting natural analogues such as the use of natural materials which show the patina of time (wear) and colours reminiscent of nature.

This was all done to create a calming and stress free environment to aid in rehabilitation.

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The Healing gardens provide users with a sensory experience for both humans and non-humans.

The auditory experience ranges from the sounds of the birds chirping to the bees buzzing, the river flowing or the grassing rattling.

The flowers provide visual stimulation as well as an olfactory experience.

The Horticulture garden provides a sensory experience for both humans and non-humans. The berry section provides a source of food for humans and nonhumans appealing to their sense of taste. The stone wall provides a rough texture which sparks curiosity as well as tactile experience which has therapeutic benefits. The process of garden has also been linked to increase in dopamine and serotonin levels due to the beneficial bacteria found in the soil that helps with this. In addition to this the process of nurturing leads to satisfaction which improves dopamine levels.

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To address several issues within the site and in the region at large, several strategies were developed in accordance with the UN Sustainable Goals.

Aligning with the UN Sustainable Goals is crucial because it provides a framework for addressing global challenges. By implementing strategies that align with these goals, organisations can contribute to creating a more sustainable and equitable future for all.

One of the issues raised from the site analysis was that the river Mersey was polluted, to counter this, a series of wetlands were introduced to purify the river as well as address aquatic biodiversity issues.

To combat the excessive hard-scape whilst keeping the carbon count low, as opposed to totally removing the asphalt road; it was broken to create a space for nature to thrive. The resulting effect is an ecological succession which restores the local biodiversity.

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THE SANCTUARY “A place of safety and serenity”

Category: Academic Typology: Residential Location: Ancoats, Manchester Year: 2023 Software Used: Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Autodesk Revit, Sefaira, SketchUP, TwinMotion 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.

Form Development: The project seeks to create an intergenerational community. To do this a perimeter structure was selected to create private courtyards for communal interactions.

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

Design Considerations The primary aim of the project is to create an intergenerational co-living. However, to improve the standard of living certain considerations were put in place.

Outlining the shortest distance from various buildings and spaces to one another

Circular Economy

Allocating spaces for transport facilities

Using outline of shortest distances Allocating outdoor spaces and and access points to form pathways showing the relationship with indoor spaces

Flexibility & Adaptability

Low Carbon Footprint

Adding Fences and landscape features

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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 thus creating a circular economy.

Greener Transportation Choices: Transport creates 27% of all UK and EU greenhouse gas emissions.

So how we travel greatly affects our environment.

The car alongside the planes are major contributors to the carbon emission rates in the transportation sector. To tackle this, an electric car rental system as well as provision of cycle storage was provided on site.

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Co-Dwelling Block: is designed to cater for young adults and people who cannot afford to live in the townhouses but need more privacy than what is provided in the co-living. It has three (3) typologies; 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom and shared apartment.

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The Town house: is designed to cater to couples, families and those who desire privacy and a space to grow old in. All the townhouses are adapatable units and can be changed to suit the individuals needs at an older age such as moving a bedroom downstairs. It is the first and also the last stage of my life cycle. It is assumed kids grow in these houses, hence why it is the first stage and from there move on to the communal living and other typologies.

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2. Structural configuration: For this design, load bearing walls were minimized to allow flexibility.

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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.

Flexible Spaces: The Flex. Space (Flexible space) is a space which has no pre-defined function like he 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.

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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.

A house is not a machine to live in. It is the shell of man, his extension, his release, his spiritual emanation” - Eileen Gray

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CITRINE RESIDENCE “In the heart of the city”

Category: Professional Typology: Mixed Use Year: 2022 Construction Status: Ongoing Office: Ngonyama Okpanum & Associates 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.

This will promote inclusivity and will create a sense of community promoting interaction between members of the co-housing.

Roles: 1. Assisted in developing/drafting floor plans and call-out plans in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

2. Assisted in developing/drafting section drawings in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

3. Assisted in developing/drafting detail drawings in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

4. Assisted in preparation of presentation materials in Autodesk Revit and Adobe Illustrator under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

5. Assisted in developing/drafting elevation and interior elevation drawings in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

6. Assisted in compiling technical/construction documentation in Autodesk Revit and Adobe InDesign under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

7. Assisted in 3D modelling and composition of elements in Autodesk Revit and Autodesk 3DS Max under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

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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.

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SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER

A/C LED GE

LIVIN G / DINING ROOM WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING BEDROOM

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

?

PORCELA IN WA LL TILE

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING

ANTE ROOM

D2

7 m²

D10

D10

D10

D10

D10

D10

D10

D10

D10

D10

NON- SLIP PORCELAIN TILE PORCELA IN WA LL TILE

D4

1A

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

UTILITY ?

D11

D2

?

?

D11

1A

2A

3B

D2

?

KITC HEN

KITC HEN

D4

D11

D2

WALK-IN

9 m²

7 m²

WA LL CLA DDING

gd1

24 m²

BAMBOO FLOORING SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING

D4

?

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARDWOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE PORCELA IN WA LL TILE CEILING BULKHEAD

2 m²

D8

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

D10

MASTER BEDROOM

D4

D8

?

D4

5 m²

WC & B ATH

?

2 m²

?

SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD

D4

D4

?

?

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

3 m²

?

Redundant Room

?

D11

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD LOBBY

STORE

?

D2

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

?

?

2 m²

PORCELA IN WA LL TILE

PORCELA IN WA LL TILE

D2

4 m²

WC NON- SLIP PORCELAIN TILE

SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING

?

D4

13 m²

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

D9 SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD

?

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

?

D11?

WC & B ATH

?

KITC HEN

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING

5 m²

LOBBY

SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER

SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER

D4

SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

4 m²

D2

PORCELA IN WA LL TILE

?

?

3 m²

? ?

BATH/WC NON- SLIP PORCELAIN TILE

WALK-IN

14 m²

D8

15 m²

32 m²

?

Redundant Room

23 m²

D4

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

?

SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD

?

UTILITY

BEDROOM

LIVIN G / DINING ROOM

3 m²

6 m²

PORCELA IN WA LL TILE

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

13 m²

SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING

21 m²

?

gd3

?

RUBBER ROLL

WOMEN'S WASH ROOM

?

?

A/C LED GE WC & B ATH

NON- SLIP PORCELAIN TILE

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING

BEDROOM

169 m²

5 m²

6 m²

gd1

?

D2

GYM

BALCONY

BALCONY

BALCONY

?

? ?

PORCELAIN FLOOR TILE SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING

ANTE ROOM

28 m²

7 m²

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING

EXTERIOR WEATHERSHIELD PAINT

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

gd1

WA LL CLA DDING

2 m²

?

?

?

?

1 m²

?

2 m² ?

?

?

?

LIVIN G / DINING ROOM

7 m²

?

ANTE ROOM

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

D3

D8

6 m²

D11

28 m²

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING

D2

WC

D2

?

BALCONY

D4

WC

1 m²

?

LOBBY

gd1

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

107 m²

? ?

D3

?

D4

D1

3 m² ?

D4

?

?

?

D8

LOBBY

D11

2 m²

D2?

D9

?

KITC HEN

BATH/WC

13 m²

4 m²

?

?

D4

?

ANTE ROOM

?

?

2 m²

? ?

?

?

?

KITC HEN

7 m²

D2

?

7 m²

WC ? ?

?

?

?

D4

?

?

LIVIN G / DINING ROOM

?

?

BEDROOM

?

14 m² ? ? ?

D2

1A

? ?

LIVIN G / DINING ROOM 32 m²

D8

BEDROOM

1A

15 m²

?

?

?

D4

?

?

gd1 6 m²

3B

D3

?

?

?

?

?

?

BALCONY

D3

24 m²

?

23 m²

?

?

?

?

?

2 m²

?

?

UTILITY

?

?

6 m²

?

D2

MASTER BEDROOM

D2

3 m²

WC & B ATH

?

D2

D2

?

Not Enc losed

D2

?

D2

D2

D11

D4

?

WALK-IN

A/C LED GE

4 m²

D2

?

D4

3 m²

WALK-IN

?

?

Not Enc losed

?

?

D11

5 m²

?

D2

? ?

4 m²

? ?

D4

?

WALK-IN

?

UTILITY

?

D11

D9

16 m²

D2

9 m²

D11

?

WC & B ATH ?

MASTER BEDROOM

WC & B ATH 2 m²

KITC HEN

A/C LED GE

?

D8

? ?

5 m²

LOBBY

?

D4 D2

13 m²

2A

STORE

D2

BEDROOM

RUB BER ROLLS SATIN PAINT ON PLASTER / WALL CLADDING

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

PAINTED SKIMMED PLASTERBOARD CEILING BULKHEAD

SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD

GYM

D3

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

LOBBY D2

EXTERIOR WEATHERSHIELD PAINT

D3

D8

6 m²

WOODLOOK PORCELAIN TILE

SKIMMED PLASTER GREENBOARD

D1

D11

LIVIN G / DINING ROOM

BALCONY

?

BALCONY 6 m²

?

?

?

?

?

?

D4

D4

BALCONY 6 m² ? ? ?

First Floor Plan

Fourth Floor Plan (Room Legend)

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2B- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 2 AREA- 140.854sqm

1A- ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 1 AREA- 93.719sqm

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

LIVING AND DINING ROOM

LIVING AND DINING ROOM

WALK-IN

UTILITY

MASTER BEDROOM

BATH & WC

UTILITY

BATH & WC

WC POWDER

KITCHEN

POWDER

KITCHEN

BATH & WC

WALK-IN

WC

One Bedroom Flat

Two Bedroom Flat

Two Bedroom Flat B

4A- 4 BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 1 SECOND FLOOR AREA190.091sqm

4A- 4 BEDROOM APARTMENT TYPE 1 FIRST FLOOR AREA180.844sqm

WC

Two Bedroom Flat C

BATH & WC

BEDROOM

POWDER MAIN LOUNGE WALK-IN

WALK-IN

BATH & WC

PRIVATE LONGE

KITCHEN

DINING AREA

BEDROOM

BATH & WC

PRIVATE LOUNGE

UTILITY MAID'S BEDROOM

BATH & WC

WALK-IN

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM BATH & WC

Four Bedroom Flat (Floor 2)

Four Bedroom Flat (Floor 1)

Three Bedroom Flat A

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.

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Section B-B

Section C-C

Technical Drawings The building complies with local regulations and was submitted to the planning authority for approval.

Complying with local regulations ensures that the building is safe, meets environmental standards, and is in line with zoning and land use requirements. This helps to protect the well-being of occupants, minimize negative impacts on the surrounding community.

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Approach Elevation

Left End Elevation

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VILLA INDIVIDUELLE “A private home in the French Riviera”

Category:Professional Typology: Residential Year: 2020 Construction Status: Ongoing Office: Ngonyama Okpanum & Associates A private home in the French Riviera This private home in the French Riviera offers breathtaking views of the azure Mediterranean Sea and the picturesque coastline.

Surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flowers, the property provides a serene and idyllic setting for residents to enjoy the beauty of nature. The private home’s architecture in the French Riviera perfectly reflects the client’s personal style and needs. With its sleek lines, minimalist design, and large floor-to-ceiling windows, the property seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor living spaces, fully immersing residents in the stunning surroundings. Every aspect of the home has been carefully curated to create a harmonious and intimate atmosphere that truly embodies the essence of the client.

Roles: 1. Assisted in developing/drafting floor plans and call-out plans in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

2. Assisted in developing/drafting section drawings in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

3. Assisted in developing/drafting detail drawings in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

4. Assisted in developing/drafting elevation and interior elevation drawings in Autodesk Revit under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

5. Assisted in compiling technical/construction documentation in Autodesk Revit and Adobe InDesign under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

6. Assisted in 3D modelling and composition of elements in Autodesk Revit and Autodesk 3DS Max under the supervision of the Senior Architect.

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The project is located in a village between Nice and Monaco. The village offers spectacular views of the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea.To take advantage of these views, the building seeks to incorporate them and blend the building with the existing landscape. By blending the building with the existing landscape, it not only enhances the visual appeal of the project but also creates a harmonious and seamless integration with the natural surroundings. This not only preserves the beauty of the village but also allows residents and visitors to fully immerse themselves in the breathtaking views, creating a truly unique and immersive experience.

Site Plan

A curvilinear form is adopted by the building, which creates a more natural feel and integrates the structure into the natural surroundings.

A combination of this and the use of basements where there are elevation changes ensures that the site is appropriately utilized.

Basements offer a practical solution to addressing the challenges posed by elevation changes, ensuring that the site is fully utilized while maintaining a harmonious aesthetic.

Ground Floor Plan (Basement)

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First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

The interior spaces were designed to reflect the client’s personality and serve as an extension of their own selves through the incorporation of interior design elements that emphasize the client’s individual needs and anthropometric measurements. This is crucial as it ensures that the furniture and spatial layout are customized to fit the client’s unique body proportions and needs. This not only enhances comfort and ergonomics but also creates a sense of personalization and harmony within the space.

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Long Section

Short Section

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Elevation

Bedroom

The building incorporates floor-to-ceiling windows which maximise natural lighting in the space as well as connect the users to the exterior landscape.

This seamless connection between the interior and exterior spaces allows for a sense of harmony and unity. It blurs the boundaries between the inside and outside, creating a more immersive and inviting environment for the users.

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MISCELLANEOUS

3D Visualisations/ Interiors

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