Esther's Portfolio

[ESTHER OLUYOMI AFOLAYAN] Architecture Portfolio

Afolayan Esther Oluyomi

estheroluyomiafolayan@gmail.com

“..the long path from material through function to creative work has only one goal: to create order out of the desperate confusion of our time. We must have order, allocating to each thing it’s proper place and giving to each thing is due according to it’s nature....”

“Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe”

RESUME WORK EXPERIENCE 2

CONTENT

TA B L E O F CO NTE NTS 01-04 SHOWERS TECH-HUB

MSC. SEMSTER 5//COMMERCIAL, OFFICE, & RESIDENCE TO ATTRACT YOUNG TECH EXPERTS/ BLOOMINGTON INDIANA, USA.

05-06 LIVING & MAKING (NATURE)

MSC. SEMSTER 3//ARTIST AND STUDENTS

RESIDENCE, STUDIOS AND WORKSHOPS/

COLUMBUS INDIANA, USA.

07-10 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DESIGN

MSC. SEMSTER 2//INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA,

15 WAREHOUSE PROFESSIONAL/ ABUJA, NGA

16

CEDARWOOD CITY

17

GLANDALE PLACE

MSC. SEMSTER 1//COLUMBUS INDIANA, USA.

13-14 FARMER’S MARKET

MSC. SEMSTER 1// COLUMBUS INDIANA, USA.

PROFESSIONAL/ ABUJA, NGA.

PROFESSIONAL/ABUJA, NGA.

18

HUNTINBURG

19

(DPW) SOLID WASTE GARAGE AND OFFICE PROJECT

USA.

11-12 LIBRARY ADDITION

PROFESSIONAL/ INDIANA, USA.

PROFESSIONAL/ INDIANAPOLIS, USA.

20

(IDPS) INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS CAMP

BSC. SEMESTER 8// OSUN STATE, NGA.

21

ART & CRAFT

PROFESSIONAL/ ACADEMIC// INDIANA, USA.

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[ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL WORKS] THIS PORTFOLIO CONTAINS SOME OF MY ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL WORKS. ALL WORKS WERE MY INVESTIGATION AND CONCEPT, EXCEPT FOR PROFESSIONAL COLLABORATIONS. THE EXTENT OF THIS COLLABORATIONS HAVE BEEN DESCRIBED IN EACH PROJECT. ART- OIL PAINTING, COLLAGE, ACRYLIC, PRINTMAKING, WOOD WORKS, PIGMENTS, EARTH MATERIAL (CLAY, LIME....) AND CHARCOAL ARE MEANS OF EXPRESSION AND IDEA GENERATION WHICH CAN BE SHARED UPON REQUEST.

ACADEMIC WORKS

S H O W E R S T E C H -H U B PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LOCATION: BLOOMINGTON INDIANA

LOCATED WITHIN THE TRADE DISTRICT OF DOWNTOWN BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, IS A MID-RISE PROJECT I TITLED “SHOWERS-TECH HUB”. THE PROJECT ALLUDES TO THE RICH HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF THE SITE, AROUND THE PROPOSED SITE, EXISITING BUILDINGS ARE BEING REPURPOSED FOR CREATIVE USE SUCH AS OFFICES, CRAFT STATIONS; MAKING THE NEW PROPOSAL A HUB BETWEEN THE NORTH AND SOUTH AXIS OF THE TRADE DISTRICT. THIS PROJECT DRAWS INSPIRATION FROM THE LANDSCAPE OF BLOOMINGTON, THE POLITICAL DECISIVENESS TO MAINTAIN SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT, THE LOVE FOR SPORTS- A MAJOR ATTRACTOR OF PEOPLE TO THE AREA, AND THE PREVALENT TECHNOLOGICAL PROWESS NEARBY; LEADING TO A HUB THAT SHORTENS OR ELIMINATE “NEED”/ THE LINK BETWEEN DEMAND AND SUPPLY OF GOODS AND SERVICES. THE PROJECT INCORPORATES TECHNOLOGY IN THE TYPE OF ACCESS CONTROL, THE USE OF SENSORS TO REDUCE REDUNDANCY IN BUILDING OPERATIONS AS WELL AS LIGHT POLLUTION, ADOPTS PASSIVE HEAT EXCHANGE STRATEGIES- PAYING ATTENTION TO MATERIAL, THE HEALTH OF THE PROPOSED BUILDING OCCUPANTS, AS WELL AS PROFFERING AESTHETICS FACADE WITH SHADDING DIVICES CRAFTED FROM THE SUNPATH AND RADIATION ANALYSIS OF THE AERA. SPORTS HAS ALWAYS BEEN CENTRAL TO SOCIALIZATION; INCORPORATING A BASKETBALL COURT INTO THE PROPOSED SPECIAL FUNCTIONS, DESIGNING TO REDUCE BUILDING OPERATION COST AND PROVIDING 360O VIEWS, IS ANTICIPATED TO HELP THE MARKETABILITY POTENTIAL TO TECH EXPERTS AND CONSTANT USE OF THE BUILDING. THIS AUTOMATICALLY PROVIDES A RICH MARKET FOR OFFICE USE, SHOPPING OR RESIDENCE. (SOFTWARE-RHINO CLIMATE STUDIO, GRASSHOPPER, ENSCAPE)

NORTH VIEW FROM THE MILL

PROPOSED MID-RISE STRUCTURE (333’)

01

FASADE GRASSHOPER SCRIPT

10TH STREET LAYOUT SHOWING PROPOSED BUILDING HEIGHT IN RELATION TO THE TALLEST BUILDING IN BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

VIEW OF A PORTION OF EIGENMANN HALL (147’)

ACADEMIC WORKS

C ON C E P T S TRATE G Y SITE STRUCTURE A VISIT TO THE SITE HAD SYCAMORE TREE PLANTED AROUND ITS BORDERS, MOST OF THE ROOFS IN THE AREA PICKED THE LANGUAGE IF THE SAWTOOTH ROOF OF THE SHOWER BROTHERS FACTORY BUILDING, THE WIND LEVEL WAS LOW AND THE TRAFFIC PREDOMINANCE IS ABOUT 15O NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE SITE. THE BUILDING ORIENTATION BECAME LOGICAL FOLLOW THIS ANGLE, WITH OPENINGS MADE TO STRENGTHEN THE VIEW TO THE EXISTING FACTORY THAT HAD BEEN CONVERTED TO MULTI-USE SPACES.

6" CELLULAR FLOOR DECK WITH REINFORCEMENTS SUPPORT PLATE WITH WELDED ROD, SHIMMED AND BOLTED TO METAL DECK SLAB W12 X 30 PRIMARY BEAM 3" X 3" ALUMINIUM PIPE 2" ALUMINIUM PANEL WITH 24" MAXIMUM EXTRUSION SOLAR SENSORED FASADE COATED WITH SWNT. ENCAPSULATED IN POLYDIMETHYLSIOXEME

4" MULLION WITH DOUBLE GALZING,U-VALUE 0.1 AND SHGC OF 0.216 ON THE SOUTH AND EAST FASADE

1. SUN PATH ANALYSIS

2. PROPOSED FROM

PSYCHOMETRIC CHART AND SUNPATH ANALYSIS.

6" CELLULAR FLOOR DECK WITH REINFORCEMENTS 12" DRY WALL; R-20 POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION, 4" RIGID INSULATION, 7/8" FURRING SUPPORT PLATE WITH WELDED SHIMMED CHANEL, 8" 18GA STEEL ROD, STUDES @18" O/C AND BOLTED TO CROSS METAL DECK SLAB HAVING BRAZING AS REQUIRED. W12 X 30 PRIMARY BEAM 3" X 3" ALUMINIUM PIPE SUPPORT PLATE WITH WELDED ROD, SHIMMED 2" ALUMINIUM AND BOLTED TO METAL DECK SLAB PANEL WITH 24" MAXIMUM EXTRUSION

SOLAR SENSORED FASADE COATED WITH SWNT. ENCAPSULATED IN POLYDIMETHYLSIOXEME

4" MULLION WITH DOUBLE GALZING,U-VALUE 0.1 AND SHGC OF 0.216 ON THE SOUTH AND EAST FASADE

3. MODEL SHOWING FENESTRATION TEST

4. MODEL SHOWING LIGTH INTENSITY IMPACT

PROPOSED FROM SOLAR ANALYSIS (LIGHT POLLUTION) 12" DRY WALL; R-20 POLYISOCYANURATE INSULATION, 4" RIGID INSULATION, 7/8" FURRING CHANEL, 8" 18GA STEEL STUDES @18" O/C HAVING CROSS BRAZING AS REQUIRED.

NORTH ELEVATION VIEW FROM THE EXISIITNG SHOWER’S BROTHERS FACTORY BUILDING (THE MILL)

SUPPORT PLATE WITH WELDED ROD, SHIMMED AND BOLTED TO METAL DECK SLAB

5. BASKET BALL

6. STRETCHED

0”

PROPOSED PLAN LAYOUT FORM

12”

24”

48”

FASADE DETAIL- 1/2” = 1’-0”

BUILDING FORM AFTER ANALYZING THE PSYCHOMETRIC CHART AND SUN PATH DIAGRAM, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT A 150 TILT AWAY FROM THE NORTH AND SOUTH WOULD EFFECTIVELY PREVENT DIRECT SUN PENETRATIONS INTO THE SPACES. THIS ALSO RESULTED IN THE IDEA OF THE BUILDING SHADING ITSELF FROM THE EAST-WEST SUN, ALLOWING FOR MORE SQUARE FOOTAGE AS THE BUILDING HEIGHT INCREASED. TO COMPLY WITH THE ORDINANCE, WHICH REQUIRED 40% OF THE SITE TO BE LANDSCAPED WITH A 15FT MANDATORY SETBACK FROM THE B-LINE, THIS PLAN WAS FURTHER STRENGTHENED. THE ANALYSIS OF THE FORM LED TO A PLAN THAT TAKING THE FORM OF A BASKETBALL PATTERN WHEN SPLIT FLAT, ESTABLISHING A STRONG CONNECTION TO SPORTS A MAJOR FEATURE LEADING TO INFLUX OF PEOPLE INTO THE CITY. AS A RESULT, A BASKETBALL COURT WAS INCORPORATED ON THE 25TH FLOOR, FEATURING GUARDRAILS THAT MIMIC SAWTOOTH PATTERNS FROM NEIGHBORING SITE CONTEXT. outside

1" X 6" THREADED HOOK ANCHOR

Inside

SUPPORT PLATE WITH WELDED ROD, SHIMMED AND BOLTED TO METAL DECK SLAB STAINLESS STEEL ANCHOR SCREW, BOLTED TO PLATES INSTALLED AT HORIZONTAL JOINTS

CLIP ANGLE WITH SLOTTED HOLE FOR EXPANSION BOLT, WELDED TO ANGLE CAST INTO EDGE OF SLAB AIR GAP 6" CELLULAR FLOOR DECK WITH REINFORCEMENTS

STAINLESS STEEL STANDARD STRAP ANCHORS PERFORATED FLASHING WITH LIP

WEEP HOLE

ASPHALTIC AIR VAPOUR BARRIER DRAINAGE CHANNEL AND MAINTENANCE ACCESS

3/4" RAKE JOINT (RELIVES POSSIBLE COMPRESSIVE STRESS)

1/2" DIAM. X 4" S.S DOWEL

SITTING PADS

7 1/2" X 2" X 3/8" GALV. "Z" CLIP WITH 1/2" DIAM. EXPANSION ANCHOR

LEAD WEDGE CAULKING

POLYISOCYNORADE INSULATED CORE/DUCT FOR WIRING

2" x 5' LIMESTONE PANEL

12" X 12" LIMESTONE ARCHITRAVE

12" X 24" LIMESTONE FACING

STORM WATER PIPE 5" DIAMTER

REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL

8. ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING 9. PROPOSED FORM (KALEIDOSCOPE PRINCIPLE OR SOLAR ANALYSIS OPTICAL FIBER) (UNIT FENESTRATIONS)

SENSOR WINDOWS (BIO-MIMICRY PRINCIPLES)

10.SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES (SWNTS) POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE) (PDMS) outside

1" X 6" THREADED HOOK ANCHOR

VIEW FROM THE SOUTH-EAST CORNER (10TH & MADISON STREET)

Inside

SUPPORT PLATE WITH WELDED ROD, SHIMMED AND BOLTED TO METAL DECK SLAB

CLIP ANGLE WITH SLOTTED HOLE FOR EXPANSION BOLT, WELDED TO ANGLE CAST INTO EDGE OF SLAB

WEEP HOLE

STAINLESS STEEL ANCHOR SCREW, BOLTED TO PLATES INSTALLED AT HORIZONTAL JOINTS

A PORTION OF THE ENTRY TO THE GRAGE (3-LEVELS BELOW GRADE) AND THE FASADE EXTRUTIONS DOUBLING UP AS SEATS

AIR GAP 6" CELLULAR FLOOR DECK WITH REINFORCEMENTS STAINLESS STEEL STANDARD STRAP ANCHORS PERFORATED FLASHING WITH LIP ASPHALTIC AIR VAPOUR BARRIER

1/2" DIAM. X 4" S.S DOWEL

7 1/2" X 2" X 3/8" GALV. "Z" CLIP WITH 1/2" DIAM. EXPANSION ANCHOR 2" x 5' LIMESTONE PANEL

3/4" RAKE JOINT (RELIVES POSSIBLE COMPRESSIVE STRESS)

SITTING PADS

POLYISOCYNORADE INSULATED CORE/DUCT FOR WIRING

LEAD WEDGE CAULKING

12" X 12" LIMESTONE ARCHITRAVE

DRAINAGE CHANNEL AND MAINTENANCE ACCESS

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7.PROPOSED FORM SOLAR ANALYSIS (PHYSICAL MODEL)

ACADEMIC WORKS

C LIM AT E S TUDI O A NA LY S I S

RAIN WATER HARVESTING BIFACIAL SOLAR PANEL

ROOF CREST- 333’-0”

AIR EXCHANGE BASKET BALL COURT- 319’-0”

MECHANICAL ROOM WITH COOLING CELING BELOW AND ABOVE SLAB

ISABEL PIEDMONT-SMITH COUNCIL REP.

SUMMER SUN

2BEDS + STUDIO APT. 247’-0” WINTER SUN

KATE ROSENBARGER (DISTRICT 1)

32% SAVINGS

SHGC 0.21 ON SOUTH AND WEST FASADES (EXTRUDED SHADING), 32% SAVINGS ON ENERGY CONSUMPTION.

GREENRY FOR IMPORVED MICROCLIMATE

SHGC 0.21 EXT. SHADDING

49983

13898

EAST ELEVATION (WATER COLOR)

SOLAR SENSORED FASADE- SWNT (SINGLE WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES) ENCAPSULATED WITH PDMS ( P O LY D I M E T H Y L S I L O X A M E )

2 BEDS APT. 175’-0” MATT FLAHERTY (AT LARGE)

RESIDENTIAL OFFICE SPACES AMENITIES PARKING CIRCULATION

ENERGY GAIN (KBTU)

CONTROLLED SHUTTERS

1 BED APT. 103’-0”) SUSAN SANDBERG (AT LARGE 2)

EXPORT INPUT TABLE EQUIPMENT (KBTU/FT2) 0 OPERATIONAL ENERGY CO2 (IBCO2/YR) 2952.4 OPERATIONAL ENERGY CO2 (IBCO2/YR/FT2) 3.81 OPERATIONAL ENERGY COST ($/YR) 017.44 OPERATIONAL ENERGY COST ($/YR/FT2) 0.3

AMENITIES 67’-0” JIM SIMS

2801.58

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE (WATER COLOR)

PARKING LOT 0’-0” STEPHEN VOLAN (DISTRICT 4)

LIGHT POLLUTION AND PASSIVE HEAT EXCHANGE CLIMATE STUDIO ANALYSIS SHOWED 32% SAVINGS IN OPERATION ENERGY. AFTER A TEST MODEL WAS DONE, THERE WAS THE PROBLEM OF LIGHT POLLUTION, TO MITIGATE THIS, BIOMIMICRY STRATEGY WAS ADOPTED. DETAILS ARE SHOWN IN IMAGE 8 TO 10. PASSIVE HEAT EXCHANGE STRATEGY WAS ADOPTED BY PROVIDING AIR AND LIGHT SHAFTS AS WELL AS MASSIVE GREEN TERRACES ON ALL FLOORS ALONG THE EAST, WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH OF THE STRUCTURE FOR COOLING EFFECTS DURING THE SUMMER AND TEMPERATURE-CONTROLLED GLASS WHEN HEAT IS NEEDED.

SECTION B

SECTION A

SECTION SHOWING THE PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION AND PASSIVE DESIGN STRATEGIES 0

40'

80'

0

160'

40'

80'

160'

A

ALUMINUM PANEL SHADING DEVICE.

NATIRAL VENTILATION

PARKING LOT 31’-0” RON SMITH (DISTRICT 3)

GLASS SENSOR WINDOW (SWNT COATED PDMS)

03

FACADE ANALYSIS WITH CLIMATE STUDIO SHOWED THE BEST RESULTS OF GRASSHOPPER SCRIPT ON THE BUILDING FACADE AS FOLLOWS NORTH- NO FACADE TREATMENT OTHER THAN CURTAIN WALLS SOUTH- FACADE PANEL ONLY EAST- FACADE PANEL WITH EXTRUSIONS HAVING LARGER OPENINGS WEST- FACADE PANEL WITH EXTRUSIONS HAVING SMALLER OPENINGS

A

THE KINETIC FASADE IS A STRETCHABLE AND TRANSPARENT STRAIN SENSOR MADE OF AN ULTRATHIN FILM OF SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES (SWNTS) ENCAPSULATED INSIDE POLY(DIMETHYLSILOXANE) (PDMS)

SITE PLAN SHOWING THE PROGRAME DISTRIBUTION

FINAL PHYSICAL MODEL, VIEW FROM SOUTH 10TH STREET @ 1/16 TH

ACADEMIC WORKS

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VIEW FROM SOUTH 10TH SHOWING THE EAST ELEVATION

ACADEMIC WORKS

LIVI N G A N D M A K I N G , N ATU R E PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LOCATION: COLUMBUS INDIANA

STUDIO SYNTHESIS THIS PROJECT IS A CAMPUS FOR ARTIST AND STUDENTS PRIMARILY TO FUNCTION AS HOUSING, AS WELL AS STUDIOS AND WORKSHOPS FOR THEIR CREATIONS. AUXILIARY FACILITIES FOR VISITING ARTIST WERE PART OF THE CONSIDERATIONS MADE.

DESIGN THE SITE IS NEXT TO NOBLIT PARK, I THOUGHT OF WAYS TO MAKE MY PROPOSAL A HABITAT OF NATURE IN A WAY THAT CONTRIBUTES TO QUALITY OF LIFE OF THE USERS, PRESERVE THE MICRO CLIMATE AND BE ULTIMATELY ATTRACTIVE AND COMPLEMENTARY TO ITS ENVIRONMENT. TO ARCHIVE THIS KENGO KUMA ECOFRIENDLY HOTEL DESIGN AT PARIS WAS A PRECEDENT STUDY AMONGST OTHERS. PLEASANT EXPERIENCE FOR THE USER AND OPEN INVITATION TO THE PUBLIC WAS A KEY FACTOR. DUE TO THE FLOOD CONSTRAINS THE SITE WAS ELEVATED TO 628’ WHILE ROADS ARE AT 622’.

THIS OPPORTUNITY GAVE ROOM FOR VIEWS TO BE ACHIEVED ON ALL SIDES AS THE PROJECT MICS THE SEMBLANCE OF TREES TO THE WEST WHICH TRANSITIONS GRADUALLY INTO LIMESTONE WALLS AS YOU GO EASTWARDS WHICH IS PREDOMINANTLY RESIDENTIAL .

THE EASEMENTS HAVE NO PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION LABEL PER ORDIANCE, BUT THESE BECAME A PLATFO RM FOR RECREATION. THE STUDIO SPACES ARE SUSPENDED ON DEAD TREE TRUNKS 12’ ABOVE THE FLOOD PLAIN WITH QUADRUPLE WINDOWS ALONG SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. THIS IDEA HELPS INFLUENCE CREATIVITY AND IS A MEMORIAL TO THE FOREST BELT EXISITING ON THIS PORTION OF THE SITE. THE STUDIO SPACES ADDS TO THE DENSITY ON THE WEST THUS REDUCING THE SPEED OF SOUND COMING FROM MOVING TRAINS

NORTH VIEW FROM NOBLIT PARK

(SOFTWARE-RHINO, ENSCAPE, ATHENA)

05

FINAL PHYSICAL MODEL @1/32ND

Studio view from garden array

6.22%

ACADEMIC WORKS

C O NCE P T THE PROJECT IS CENTERED ON SUSTAINABILTY, THIS LEAD TO MODIFYING THE BEAUTIFUL EXISTING STORAGE BUIDINGS INTO GARDEN AND OXYGEN SUPPLY FOR THE RESIDENTIAL UNITS WHILE SOME WHERE USED AS WORKSHOP SPACES. THE SHADOW CAST BY TREES AS THE SUN MOVES ACROSS THEM WAS A GREAT INFLUENCE IN DETERMINING THE PATTERN OF THE BUILDING ENVELOPE THUS CREATING A MEMORIAL OF WHAT THE SITE WAS AT ITS VIRGIN STATE. Embodied global warming potential Operational global warming potential

93.78%

EMBODIED CARBON ANALYSIS

BUILDING ENVELOPE

SOUTH ELEVATION

06

BUILDING ENVELOPE PATTERN

ACADEMIC WORKS

ELEME N TA RY S C H O O L PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LOCATION: INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

JUST AS CURRICULUM AND ITS CONTENT MUST BE COMPLEMENTARY, SO DOES BUILDINGS AND ITS URBAN CONTEXT. THE ARIEL VIEW OF THE PROPOSED SITE IS A SERIES OF OCTAGONAL GRIDS, IT IMMEDIATELY REGISTERS INDIVIDUAL PIECES OF A RUBIX CUBE PLANARLY WHICH IS PUNCTURED BY A DIAGONAL STREET (MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, THE WIDEST AND HIGHEST TRAFFIC LINE CONVEYING TRAFFIC WITHIN ONE MILE FROM 10TH STREET AND THEN BRANCHES OF ON WEST NEW YORK STREET).

THE SITE IS ALSO SURROUNDED BY BUILDINGS SHAPED IN VARIOUS FORM OF TRIANGLES, THIS INFORMED THE CHOICE OF FORM FOR MY DESIGN WITH TWO FLOORS OF MY PROPOSAL ALIGNING WITH THE CITY GRIDE AND THE MIDDLE FLOOR WITH MASSACHUSETTS AVENUES. THE STREET VIEW OF THIS PROPOSAL IS EPIC AS IT CAPTURES SIMILAR EXPERIENCE OF MIX-USE BUILDING ALONG MASSACHUSETTS AVENUES AND E MICHIGAN STREET AS YOU DRIVE OR WALK BY MASSACHUSETTS AVENUES, THIS LANGUAGE OF DIAGONALS IS CONTINUED IN THE PLANNING, GIVING UNIQUE COMMON SPACES FOR THE CHILDREN WITH GREAT VIEWS OF ALL STREETS AND ALLEY WAYS AROUND THIS SCHOOL PROPOSAL.

BUILDING ENVELOPE

AVE NUE

CONCEPT STATETMENT FOR A CHILD TO UNDERSTAND TO UNDERSTAND HIS SUBJECT, HE NEEDS TO EXPERIENCE WHAT IS BEEN TOUGHT. THIS THEREFORE INFORMS WHY THIS SCHOOL DESIGN IS CENTERED ON PROJECT BASED LEARNING APPROACH. TO FOSTER THIS STYLE OF LEARNING, ITS LEARNING ENVIRONMENT HAS TO BE IN SYNC, LEADING THIS DESIGN STRATEGY TO BE A FRAMED STRUCTURE WITH INTERNAL MOVEABLE PATITIONS AND LOTS OF COMMON SPACES PLANED IN A DIAGONAL AXIS THUS SHORTNIG DISTANCE TO CLASS SPACES, CONTINUING THE LANGUAGE OF INSIDE-OUT AS POTRAYED BY THE BUILDING ROTATION (THE RUBIX) AND CREATING NITCHES FOR LEARNING.

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CONCEPT DIAGRAM

RUBIX CUBE

ACADEMIC WORKS

ROOF

ATRIUM/ STAIRWAYS

THIRD FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

ATRIUM INTERIOR FIRST FLOOR

BASEMENT FLOOR

GYM

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

CLASSROOMS

ADMIN & NURSE AREA

KITCHEN/ DINING

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

SPECIALTY AREAS

RESTROOMS

MODEL EXPLORATION 08

STAIRS CORE

37434.00

ACADEMIC WORKS

58

6.

83

38

Wash

consulting room

recovery

37434.00

Nurse Station

store

Waiting room

UP to second floor

Serving area

Kitchen

office

Dining

DN to basement

8 38

DN to basement

8

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36

39332.29

Terrace

Wash

NEW JERSEY ST.

UP to first floor

UP to second floor

UP to second floor

office

Kitchen

Dining

Stem/ Marker room

Janitor

DN to basement

Stem/ Marker room

Teacher's Lounge

Stem/ Marker room

Teacher's Lounge

Terr.

Terr.

Kindergaten

DN to first floor

DN to basement

Age 3-4

Age 3-4 Common area

Storage

Common area

Storage

Kindergaten open office (3staff)

Common area

storage

Gym

Secretary

Gents

Gents

mail

Storage

Ladies

porch

Ladies

Age 1-2

Kindergaten

Ladies

Gents

Terrace UP to second floor

Gents

Terrace

Ladies Gents

Terrace

Ladies

Common area

DN to Second floor

Age 3-4

Music room

DN to Second floor

Common area DN to Second floor

Music room

Common area

Music room

Age 1-2 Librarian office

Library

Kindergaten open office (3staff)

storage

Secretary

Age 5-6

mail

Age 5-6

Age 5-6

porch

Age 1-2

Terr.

Age 5-6 Terr.

Age 5-6

Age 5-6

Age 5-6

Age 5-6

Age 5-6

Mechanical/ Janitor room

E. VERMONT ST.

BASEMENT

STAIRS CORE

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

ADMIN & NURSE AREA

KITCHEN/ DINING

CLASSROOMS

RESTROOMS

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

CLASSROOMS

SPECIALTY AREAS

CLASSROOMS

Terrace

SPECIALTY AREAS

RESTROOMS

RESTROOMS

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

16”= 1’0”

Common area

Terrace

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

ADMIN & NURSE AREA

KITCHEN/ DINING

CLASSROOMS

RESTROOMS

Terrace

Storage

AV SE T

TE

Music room

U

Age 5-6

H

Common area

Age 5-6

Age 5-6

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

CLASSROOMS

AS S

A

Terrace

M

AS S

Ladies

Terrace

DN to Second floor

AC 09

SECTION A-A

STAIRS CORE

M

GYM

MCH AS U SASE C TT H E U A SE V TT EN E U AV E EN Gents

EN

U

E

U

Common area

E

Stem/ Marker room

Teacher's Lounge

Terrace

CIRCULATION/ COMMON AREAS

SPECIALTY AREAS

CLASSROOMS

CLASSROOMS

SPECIALTY AREAS

16”= 1’0”

GYM

STAIRS CORE

CIRCULATION/ CLASSROOMS COMMON AREAS

Terrace

SPECIALTY AREAS

SPECIALTY RESTROOMS RESTROOMS AREAS

THIRD FLOOR

16”= 1’0”

16”= E. VERMONT ST.1’0”

RESTROOMS

Terrace Terrace

Terrace

r

GYM

Teacher's Lounge Waiting room

Terrace

Common area

Serving area

Nurse Station

store

oo to d fl N n D eco s

UP to first floor

Wash

consulting room

Terrace

Ladies

to P or U flo ird

UP to first floor

recovery

Gents

th

38358.00

Storage room

NEW JERSEY ST.

Gym

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APPROACH VIEW

ACADEMIC WORKS

ACADEMIC WORKS

ADDI T I O N , I . M P EI L I B R A RY PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LOCATION: COLUMBUS., INDIANA www.autodesk.com/revit

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

THE FORM PEI’S STRUCTURE REGISTERED WITH THE URBAN SPACE AROUND IT (HTTPS://COLUMBUS.IN.US/PEI-LIBRARY/), THIS IS CONTINUED IN THE NEW ADDITION PROPOSED BY REGISTERING THE BUILDING WITH 6TH AND LAFAYETTE STREET THUS ALIGNING IT WITH THE CITY GRIDE. THE ARIEL VIEW OF THE ADDITION BECAME CROSS-LIKE IN SHAPE WITH THE LOWER AND UPPER BUILDING REINFORCING PEI’S CORE. THE AIM WAS ALSO TO MAINTAIN THE VIEW FROM WITHIN THE LIBRARY (AS DEMONSTRATED BY THE SKETCH) FACING THE NORTH SIDE TO THE PLAZA AND MAINTAIN PEI’S ICONIC ELEVATIONS. rf lvl

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NorthCONCEPT elevation

1 : 200

THE IDEA CAME FROM THE NEED TO MAKE THE VIEW OF PEI’S BUILDING UNCHANGED, THIS LED TO THE EXTRUSION OF THE BLANK FASADE ON THE NORTH SIDE FORWARD, LIFTED FROM THE GROUND AND CANTILIVERING LEFT AND RIGHT THUS EMHASISING THE VIEW, GIVING A GOOD NEGATIVE SPACE ON THE PLAZA AND PROVING

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

cl lvl 9959

2fl lvl 5370 mz lvl 3485 1f lvl 269

Z501

1 : 200

Project Name LIBRARY ADDITION Project number

11

Date

2

A102

Oct. 8 2021

Drawn by

Afolayan Esther O.

Instructor

Prof. T. Kelly Wilson

A102

GALLERY Scale

Description

2

Date

EAST ELEVATION

No.

1 : 200

13/12/2021 5:42:58 PM

NORTH ELEVATION

3

North elevation

CORE CONNECTION BETWEEN PEI’S LIBRARY AND NEW ADDITION

Z501

Project Name LIBRARY ADDITION Project number

2

2

A102

CONCEPT MODEL

ACADEMIC WORKS

DN

1 A105

1 A105

Terrace Terrace

DN 1 A105

Terrace

www.autodesk.com/revit www.autodesk.com/revit

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Consultant Address Address Archive Display Phone Fax e-mail

Archive

Consultant

Library Hall Library

Address Library hall open to Library Hall below Address

2

Phone Fax e-mail

2

A105

A105

Gallery Hall

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

2 A105

Visual Information section

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

office Office room 1

meeting Meeting room room

Lounge

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Office room 1

UP Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

UP

Terrace

Office space

DN

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Storage

Meeting room

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail UP

UP

UP

UP

No.

No.

Description

Description

Date

Date

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

1/100M

1/100M

Z501

1 : 100

1f lvl

Virtual information space

2 Stair hall

Afolayan Esther O.

Instructor

Prof. T. Kelly Wilson

2fl lvl 1 : 100

Project number

2

Drawn by

Afolayan Esther O.

Instructor

Prof. T. Kelly Wilson

Library hall (reading area)

1760

1 : 100

private reading space

A101 Scale

1 : 100

Archive display area

5

archive study area

archive study area

archive area

Private study sections

Private study sections

Foyer to terrac

detail 1 1 : 100

Section 1 1 : 100

12

1

1:1

Oct. 8 2021

Date

BASEMENT SPACE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

deta

T e tco p y iC n 7 0 t2 h rig

1 : 100

A101

1/100M

4

1 : 100

Oct. 8 2021

Drawn by

Scale

detai 3

First floor plan

Gallery space

18/12/2021 4:54:27 PM

1

Date

1

3

10/12/2021 2:40:52 PM

Project number

1f lvl

1556

Project Name

Project Name LIBRARY ADDITION 1

2428

Z501

ACADEMIC WORKS

FA R M E R ’ S M A R K E T PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LOCATION: COLUMBUS, INDIANA

DESIGN STATEMENT LOUIS KAHN’S POETIC TEXT TITLED, “ORDER IS” BUILDS THE ARGUMENT THAT DESIGN IS A PROCESS OF FORM-MAKING LINKED TO THE CREATIVE ORDER. THE EVIDENCE OF LIFE IS GROWTH AND THE CONSEQUENCE OF GROWTH IS WANT. HUMAN WANT IS GENERALLY IN-SATIABLE WHICH THEN BRINGS US TO THE CONCEPT OF NEED. THE FAMERS’ MARKET HERE IN COLUMBUS NEEDS A SEASONAL DESIGN THAT WILL SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF SHELTER FROM WEATHER AND EQUALLY PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING SOLUTIONS 1.

COMMERCE 2.

FAMILY FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT 3.

ADA COMPLIANT RESTROOMS 4.

PRESERVATION OF TREES IN LIGHT OF THIS, THE DESIGN TACKLES THE NEED TO BE A SEASONAL STRUCTURE AND ALSO INCORPORATE WEATHER ELEMENTS BY PROPOSING A CANOPY STRUCTURE WITH CURVES MIMICKING THE FLOW OF THE TRESS. THE CHOICE OF MATERIAL HERE IS INFLATABLES- POLYESTER FABRIC PRINTED WITH PHOTO-VOLTAIC CELLS. THIS HELPS THE STRUCTURE POWER THEMSELVES THUS ELIMINATING THE ELECTRIC POLES ON SITE. THIS CANOPY PROVIDES AN EPISODIC EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE UNDULATION OF THE RIBS, THE SIDEWAYS SHIFTS OF THE BAYS, AND THE VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL MOVEMENT OF THE CANOPY CURVES. THE TRANSITION POINTS ALONG THE CURVES WERE TRANSPARENT, GIVING LIGHT RAYS INTO THE BAYS, THE TREE TRUNKS ARE EQUALLY ACCOMMODATED BY THE FABRIC MATERIAL AT POINTS OF INTERSECTIONS, MAKING THE FARMERS AND BUYERS HAVE A SENSE OF AN ACTUAL FARM. THIS REALLY IS A POETIC EXPERIENCE IN ITSELF.

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

(SOFTWARE-RHINO, LUMION) REFERENCES

NORTH-WEST APPROACH VIEW

VIEW WHEN USED AS A PARKING LOT

1. HTTPS://WWW.ARCHDAILY.COM/775880/ONTARIO-CELEBRATION-ZONE-PAVILION-TECTONIKS?AD_SOURCE=SEARCH&AD_MEDIUM=SEARCH_RESULT_PROJECTS 2. HTTPS://DIBATS.COM/PROJECT/CUSTOM-DESIGN-MEMBRANE-STRUCTURE/ AB-O-ATASH-AMPHITHEATER/ 3. BRADLEY'S ADA DESIGN GUIDE, INTERPRETATION OF THE ADA (AND ICC/ANSI A117.1) REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC RESTROOMS. 262 251 6000 800 BRADLEY BRADLEYCORP.COM W142 N9101 FOUNTAIN BOULEVARD MENOMONEE FALLS, WI USA 53051 3931-2-0517

13

TECTONICS- INFLATABLES MADE OF POLYESTER FABRICS PRINTED WTIH PHOTO-VOLTAIC

ACADEMIC WORKS

NORTH ELEVATION

CONCEPT STATEMENT HUMANS ARE CONSTANTLY IN MOTION, THIS DEMONSTRATES GROWTH. FARM PRODUCE SUSTAINS LIFE, THIS PROCESS WHEN REPERESENTED WITH LINES BECOMES AN UPWARD AND DOWNWARD MOVEMENT. THIS CYCLE CONTINUES HENCE THE USE OF CURVES FOR THIS PROJECT.

EAST ELEVATION

sec. b-b

sec. a-a

1st ST.

WASHINGTON ST.

GOAL 1. TO PRESERVE THE TREES AND BLEND THE STRUCTURE INTO NATURE 2. CONSERVE ENERGY, THE USE OF SPACE IS EQUALLY SEASONAL, HENCE THE CHOICE OF MATERIAL USED. 3. ONE OF THE THEME OF THE BRIEF WAS ENTERTAINMENT- THIS INFORMED THE CHOICE OF FORM AND PATTERN OF RIBBING SO AS TO GIVE AN EPISODIC EXPERIENCE TO EVERYONE WHILE MOVING THROUGH THE BAYS AND EQUALLY CONNECT WITH THE ENVIRONMENT AS YOU PASS BY.

sec. a-a

PLAN 16”= 1’0” key

AXONOMETRIC SECTIONAL CUT SHOWNING

14

SOUTH ELEVATION

SITE DEVELOPMENT ANALYTICAL INFORMATION.

PROJECT DETAILS: WEBMASTER DESIGN CONSULT: LANDCAPE, ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTION LOCATION: ABUJA NIGERIA

Area(sqm)

 

27.8

Undeveloped 6,627.14 Area:

72.2

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING

WAREHOUSE

 



CANTEEN







 



PACKAGING /PRODUCTION EXPANSION













SECURITY POST







GEN HOUSE













APRON DRIVEWAY FOR TRUCKS



 

PACKAGING /PRODUCTION EXPANSION

GENERATOR HOUSE

ELEVATION 2 D

C

SECURITY POST

PROPOSED WARE HOUSE

CANTEEN

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING OAD

VISITORS CARPARK

STAFF CARPARK

STAFF CARPARK

E

1/500m

 

warehouse entrance warehouse entrance

STAIR CASE ADMIN



WC

ELEVATION 1

ELEVATION3

PRODUCTION MANAGER

WC WC

OFFICERS POOL

OFFICERS POOL

OFFICERS POOL

OFFICERS POOL

OFFICERS POOL

OFFICERS POOL

KITCHEN PREP.

OFFICERS POOL





1/1000m

1/50m

GUARDRAIL DETAILS

514.1 Sqm TEMP. CONTROLLED STORAGE

643.5 Sqm GENERAL STORAGE WARE HOUSE

SERVERY



BRIG



1/1000m

ELEVATIONS

C

WAREHOUSE PLAN 1/250m

15

100

2,549.4



Site plan

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING OPERATIONS OFFICE DATA MANAGEMENT GENERAL MANAGER’S OFFICE WARE HOUSE MANAGEMENT OFFICE BOARD ROOMS FINANCE DEPARTMENT ARCHIVE SECTION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE POOL........

9,176.54



FIRST FLOOR PRODUCTION MANAGERS OFFICE OFFICERS POOL GENERAL STORAGE WARE HOUSE (643.5 SQM) TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED STORAGE (514 SQM) CANTEEN SENIOR OFFICERS SECTION JUNIOR OFFICERS SECTION CLOAK ROOM KITCHEN SERVERY

Site Area: Developed Area:



PROJECT TITLE: WARE HOUSE CLIENT: GENERAL AND HEALTH LOGISTICS INTERNATIONAL LOCATION: PLOT 832 CAD ZONE C16 IDU INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT, ABUJA. ARCHITECTS: WEB MASTER DESIGN CONSULT LTD. DATE: MARCH 2016.

BRIEF SUMMARY: AFTER THE PRELIMINARY STAGE THAT CATEGORIZED THE PROJECT INTO WARE HOUSE BUILDING, ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, CANTEEN, AND SECURITY HOUSE,WE WERE GROUPED INTO TEAMS ON THE PROJECT.

ROLE IN THE PROJECT- THE GENERAL WORKING DRAWINGS, AND THE GATE HOUSE

PROGRAM WARE HOUSE; GROUND FLOOR DRIVER’S LOUNGE MAINTENANCE OFFICE GENERAL STORAGE (643.5 SQM) LOADING AND OFFLOADING BAY CONTROL ROOM FREEZER COMPARTMENT.......

Percentage (%)

ACESS R

Internship WORKS

WA R E H O U S E

D

ELEVATION 4

E

FIRST FLOOR PLAN WAREHOUSE

SENIOR STAFF CANTEEN

Professional WORKS

CEDA RW O O D C I T Y

27 28

41810

3230

230

1430

1430

1200

1200

480

1790

3230

230

750

1200

1550

930

3230

1430

480

930

1550

750

1430

1350

1200

1790

3230

540

1200

3230

540

900

1790

900

1200

1350

1200

350

1200

1430

1430

29

1790

3230

3230

2630

900 790

530 800 800 800 530

1500

1460

2630

1460

790 900

1500

1350

1500

980

1500

1350

900 790

1500

1330

1000

900

1970

1230 900

990 1000

510

5800

1570

1200

STORE

LIVING ROOM 810 750

WC/SHO

3000

MINI LOUNGE

WC/SHO

3000

1560

1460

C 1;250

F1

1430

WC/BATH

WC/BATH

22 23

19 20 21

1790

3230

3230

1430

1430

3230

1430

1430

WC/BATH

WC/BATH

4250

3230

1200

520

6690

1200

900

LOBBY 2300

900

900

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 1

4436

WC/SHO

WC/SHO

1640

BALCONY

BALCONY

1770

900

2896

3230

1200

900

BALC.

2320

MASTER BEDROOM

900

750

380

MASTER BEDROOM

BALC. 1200

MASTER BEDROOM

750

WC/SHO

1800

BALC. 1200

2550

2320

370

900

BEDROOM 1 3000

1640

BALCONY

BALCONY

PROPOSED ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AT PLOT NO 14018, CAD ZONE FO1 KUBWA DISTRICT, ABUJA.

900

BALC.

2230

LOBBY 2300

900

900

1050 1200

WC/SHO

2550

BEDROOM 1

WC/SHO

BALCONY

900

MASTER BEDROOM

380

BEDROOM 1

4250

1820

LOBBY 2300

900

370

900

1050 1200

900

BALCONY

29

1790

3230

3200

3200

LOBBY 2300

900

MASTER BEDROOM

1050 1200

BALC.

27 28

24 25 26

1790

3230

GROUND/FIRST FLOOR PLAN

1430

1500

900

900

380

2230

370 3200 900 4050

1770

LOBBY 2300

1500

1460

2550

2320

1230

1640

3230

1820

900

BALC. 1200

1800

1800

3970

1280

970

1400

2460

WC/SHO

17 18

14 15 16

1790

3230

9090

WC/BATH

WC/BATH

900

MASTER BEDROOM

1200

F

3000

1950

E

12 13

41810

1430

4430 3030

1820

750

BEDROOM 1

840 600

C D

4250

1200

1800

LOBBY 2300

1430

230 4250

540

900

9 10 11 3230

150

1820

2230

900

A

8 1790

3230

230

1790

900

900

1430

1820 540 1200

4050

1430 150

C

1350

900

3230

4250

B

7

4 5 6

1790

480 1200

4050

3

2 3230

SCALE

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 2 BEDROOM TERRACE DUPLEX AREA OF BUILDING 273 SQM (1 BLOCK OF 6 UNIT) AREA OF PLOT 760 SQM (FOR 1 BLOCK OF 6 UNIT)

1

1770

900

1460

520

F1

C

SHEET NO

9 10 11

230

3230

1430

1430

1200

1200

VER

VER

480 750

1200

12 13

41810

930

3230

1430

480

930

1550

750

17 18

14 15 16

1790

3230

230 1550

1430

1350

1200

3230

540

900

1790

900

1200

19 20 21

1790

3230

540

1200

1350

1200

480

350

750

1200

3230

1430

1430

29

1790

3230

3230

2630

900 790

530 800 800 800 530

1500

1460

2630

1460

1500

790 900

1350

1500

980

2630

1500

1350

900 790

1500

1330 900

1970

1230 900

990 1000

510

5800

STORE

1480 900

810 750

WC/SHO

3000

1560

3000

KITCHEN

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM 300

1200

1200

MINI LOUNGE

3000

1500

3000

980

LIVING ROOM

3000 MINI LOUNGE

1000

STORE

900

WC/SHO

WAITING

1570

3200

900

1230 900

5800

1970

1330

1000 990 1000

510

STORE

1480

810 750 1500

1200

900 800 800 800 530

1200 WAITING

LOBBY

LIVING ROOM

WC/SHO

WC

WC

KITCHEN

1200

1200

VER 1830

3000

KITCHEN

LOBBY

3000

LIVING ROOM

3000 MINI LOUNGE

1200

300

STORE

3000 MINI LOUNGE

WAITING

1200

LIVING ROOM

1200

3000

1200 WAITING

1570

1000 990 1000

510

KITCHEN LOBBY

WC/SHO

1560

790 900

1200

WC

WC

KITCHEN LOBBY STORE

1200

300

3900

1500

3000

WC/SHO

WC

WAITING

1200

1500

750 810

1830

WC

1200 WAITING

1570

1330 900

1230

1970

900

5800

1260

2460

1200

3200 230

970

1470

1280

1500 1460

3000

VER

27 28

24 25 26

1790

ENTRANCE PORCH

LIVING ROOM

1460

VER

22 23 3230

ENTRANCE PORCH

840 600

1480 900

MINI LOUNGE

1830

ENTRANCE PORCH

3000

STORE

1430

VER

LOBBY

ENTRANCE PORCH

1950

3000

1430

930

WC/SHO

MINI LOUNGE 3000

1560

1460

C

3-BEDROOM TYPOLOGY- RENDERING

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 2 BEDROOM TERRACE DUPLEX AREA OF BUILDING 273 SQM (1 BLOCK OF 6 UNIT) AREA OF PLOT 760 SQM (FOR 1 BLOCK OF 6 UNIT)

LOBBY 2300

1200

1790

900

900

540 1200

9 10 11 3230

1430

1430

41810 3230

12 13 1790

900

WC/BATH

17 18

14 15 16 3230

1430

1430

WC/BATH

WC/BATH

22 23

19 20 21 3230

1430

1430

3230

1790

27 28

24 25 26 3230

1430

1430

WC/BATH

WC/BATH

1790

3230

4430 3030

9090

4250

1820 WC/BATH

900

1790

3230

230 4250

1820 2230

2460

4250

8 1790

3230 150

1820

LOBBY 2300

900

900

LOBBY 2300

900

900

LOBBY 2300

4250

1820

900

900

LOBBY 2300

900

900

LOBBY 2300

29 3230

ESTATE LAYOUT AT FOUNDATION WORKS

16

1350

900

230

3200

480 1200

1430

1820 540

2230

1430 150

C

3200

3230

4250

A

7

4 5 6

1790

2230

3

2 3230

3200

1

3-BEDROOM TYPOLOGY- CONSTRUCTED

GROUND/FIRST FLOOR PLAN

F1

B

FEBUARY, 2018

1350

DATE

4240

1200

ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT.

540

ARC. CHRIS

900

FEMI & SAMUEL

8 1790

3230 150

1830

1;250

1430 230

1790

900

CHECKED

1200

SCALE

150 1430 1830 540

C

DESIGNED

1350

3200

4240

1200

ENTRANCE PORCH

E F

480

ENTRANCE PORCH

C D

KITCHEN

7

4 5 6 3230

350 750

VER

A B

3200

3000 1200

3 1790 230

3230

930

AWD MODULAR CONCEPT 002

PROJECT

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 2 BEDROOM TERRACE DUPLEX

3000

2

1

INTERIOR SPACE CONSTRUCTED

900

300

MINI LOUNGE

3000

1560

3000

KITCHEN

LOBBY 1480

1500

980

LIVING ROOM

3000 MINI LOUNGE

WC/SHO

WAITING

1200

3200

1200

WAITING

LOBBY

810 750

3000

2630

900

1970

900

990 1000

1230

1330

1000

1200

900 800 800 800 530

KITCHEN

STORE

LIVING ROOM

WC/SHO

WC

WC

VER

1200

1200

1200

VER

STORE

900

3000

LIVING ROOM

3000 MINI LOUNGE

1200

INTERIOR SPACE MODEL

VER

1830

3000

KITCHEN

LOBBY

1480

1500

3000 MINI LOUNGE

1570

LIVING ROOM

WAITING

510

1200

WAITING

LOBBY

5800

KITCHEN

STORE

300

990 1000

1570

1200

WC

WC

VER

1200

VER

KITCHEN

LOBBY

STORE

1200

300

3900

3000

1500

790 900

WC

WAITING

WC/SHO

3000

1560

1500

1830

WC

1200

WAITING

1200

1000

1330 900

1230

1970

900

510

5800

3200

1200

3200

230

1470 1460

840 600

3230

ENTRANCE PORCH

WC/SHO

3000

1460

1790

3230

ENTRANCE PORCH

LIVING ROOM

750 810

MINI LOUNGE

1830

ENTRANCE PORCH

3000

1480

ENTRANCE PORCH

1280

970

LOBBY

900

ENTRANCE PORCH

1950

3000

KITCHEN

ENTRANCE PORCH

E F

1430

930

VER

STORE

1500

2460

1260

VER

D

1430

480

750

ARC. CHRIS

1350

FEBUARY, 2018

4240

1200

FEMI & SAMUEL

540

900

JOB NO

1790

3230 150

1830

1790

900

CLIENT : ALH. WADA .M. ALIYU

1430 230

1830 540

JOB NO

150 1430

1200

CHECKED

1350

DATE

4240

1200

DESIGNED

480

SUITE B45, ABRAHM PLAZA, UTAKO, ABUJA. TEL 08038020733, 08065110617

3230

350

750

3200

3000

1200

3000

1790 230

3230

930

SUITE B45, ABRAHM PLAZA, UTAKO, ABUJA. TEL 08038020733, 08065110617

7 8 17 18 3 4 PROJECT5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ROLE1 IN2 THE A- SERVEDC AS THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT FOR THE SITE A FROM FOUNDATION TO FINISHES IN COMPANY OF ENGR. B SOLA T. THE SITE ENGINEER (STRUCTURAL ENGINEER) AND C

MODULAR CONCEPT

CLIENT- WHITE AVENUE REAL ESTATE LTD. LOCATION- OPP. MILITARY PENSION BOARD, FO1 KUBWA ABUJA TITLE- HOUSING ESTATE HOUSE TYPES- 2- BEDROOM TERRACE DUPLEX (THERE ARE TWO TYPES, 6 FAMILIES PER BLOCK - (12 UINTS IN TOTAL) AND 4 FAMILIES PER BLOCK (8 UNITS IN TOTOTAL) 3- BEDROOM TERRACE DUPLEX (THERE ARE TWO TYPES, 6 FAMILIES PER BLOCK-18 UNITS AND 4 FAMILIES PER BLOCK- 12 UNITS IN TOTAL) 4- BEDROOM TERRACE DUPLEX (6 FAMILIES PER BLOCK- 42 UNITS IN TOTAL) 4- BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED DUPLEX (5 UNITS IN TOTAL) 5- BEDROOM FULLY DETACHED DUPLEX (14 IN TOTAL) THERE ARE 111 RESIDENCES ON 6.03 HECTARES OUT OF 20 HECTARES FOR PHASE 1 OF THE PROJECT.

ALL SUPERVISED BY ME FROM FOUNDATION TO FINISHES OF ONE UNIT IN EACH HOUSE TYPE EXCLUDING THE 4-BEDROOM SEMIDETACHED DUPLEX WHICH WAS AT FOUNDATION LEVEL AS OF THE TIME I WAS ON THE PROJECT. TIMELINE- JUNE 2018JANUARY 2021

ARCHITECTURE, ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT.

PROJECT DETAILS: WA LTD.: WHITE AVENUE REAL ESTATE- DESIGN,CONSTRUCTION, MARKETING AND ESATE MANAGEMENT. LOCATION: ABUJA, NIEGERIA

900

Professional WORKS

GLAN D A L E P L A C E , P L U S & PEARL

PROJECT DETAILS: WA LTD.: WHITE AVENUE REAL ESTATE- DESIGN,CONSTRUCTION, MARKETING AND ESATE MANAGEMENT. LOCATION: ABUJA, NIEGERIA

CLIENT- WHITE AVENUE REAL ESTATE LTD. LOCATION- PLOT 803, CADASTRAL ZONE B03, WUYE DISTRICT ABUJA. TITLE- 3- BEDROOM APARTMENTS ARCHITECTS- WHITE AVENUE STUDIO, HEADED BY ARC. TIMILEHIN A. PROJECT SUMMARY- THE PROJECT GLANDALE IS A SERIES OF 8 ESTATES HAVING 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT AS THE PROJECT PROTOTYPE. 3 OUT OF THIS SERIES WAS SUPERVISED BY ME IN COMPANY OF ENGR, AKIOLA MICHEAL AND OTHER PROFESSIONALS THE PLOT IS A HIGH DENSITY LAYOUT, THERE ARE 6 BLOCKS IN TOTAL LABELED A-F WITH EACH BLOCK COMPRISING 2 FAMILIES PER FLOOR. EACH BLOCK CONSISTS OF 3 SUSPENDED FLOORS EXCLUDING THE GROUND FLOOR. THE ESTATE WILL HOUSE 48 LIES FAMILIES. TIME LINE- JANUARY 2018- MAY 2019

ROLE IN THE PROJECT1. THE WORKING DRAWINGS 2. A PART OF THE THREE DIMENTIANAL DRAWINGS 3. INTERIOR DESIGN AND RENDERINGS

INTERIOR SPACE- RENDERING

Terrace

Terrace

12m2

12m2

T/Bath

T/Bath

5m2

5m2

T/Bath 2m2

Kitchen 13m2

Bedroom 20m2

BQ. 7m2

Store

Store

4m2

4m2

Lobby

13m2

Living room

Living room

26m2

26m2

T/Bath 5m2

T/Bath 5m2

Bedroom 21m2 V/Bath 3m2

PLAN TYPOLOGY 17

1/100m

T/Bath 6m2

Lobby

13m2

Bedroom 21m2

20m2

13m2

13m2

Master Bedroom 31m2

Bedroom

Kitchen 13m2 Dining room

Dining room

T/Bath 6m2

INTERIOR SPACE CONSTRUCTED

Master Bedroom 31m2

V/Bath 3m2

SITE PLAN 1/500m

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 4 & 6

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 3 & 12

CONSTRUCTION PHASE 15

Internship WORKS

HUN T I N G B U R G PROJECT DETAILS: LAA OFFICE: LANDCAPE, ART& ARCHITETCURE LOCATION: COLUMBUS INDIANA

PROJECT TITLE: HUNTINGBURG ALLEY WAY ACTIVATION DATE: JUNE- AUGUST 2022 BRIEF SUMMARY: THE PROJECT INVOLVED ACTIVATING THE ALLEY WAY CLOSE TO THE CITY HALL DOWNTOWN HUNDINGBURG THROUGH WALL MURALS AND LANDSCAPE FEATURES.

ROLE IN THE PROJECT- ASBUILT MEASUREMENT OF THE EXISTING CONDITIONS, DEGITAL MODEL, CONCEPT INVESTIGATION AND PAVER STUDIES, MARKET SURVEY AND GENERAL CORDINATION TO GENERATE PROJECT COST.

WALL MURAL AND FLOOR PAVER

NORTH-WEST APPROACH

PAVER PATTERN STUDY

PAVER MATERIAL AND COST SURVEY 18

AS-BUILT ELEVATION SKETCH

Professional WORKS

(DPW ) S O L I D WA S T E GAR A G E P R O J E C T

PROJECT DETAILS: CSO ARCHITECTS: ARCHITECTURE, INTERIOR DESIGN, FF&E, BRANDED ENVIRONMENTS, PROJECT MANAGEMENT, MASTER PLANNING LOCATION: INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA

PROJECT TITLE: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS (DPW), SANITATION GARAGE & ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING. DATE: MAY- JULY 2023 BRIEF SUMMARY: THE PROJECT REQUIRED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW GARAGE PARKING FOR BIGGER TRUCKS, ALONG SIDE IS THE PROVISON OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING AS WELL AS A TRUCK WASH AREA.

ROLE IN THE PROJECT- 1. REDUCE THE SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE OFFICE BUILDING TO THE ADJUSTMENTS MADE BY THE CLIENT 2. GENERATE WORKING DRAWINGS AND DETAILS BASED ON CODE 3. MEET WITH OTHER STAKE HOLDERS ON THE PROJECT, MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND CONSOLIDATE DRAWIINGS FROM OTHER CONSULTANTS ON THE PROJECT.

ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING APPROACH RENDERING FROM THE NORTH-WEST (BY CS0 ARCHITECTS)

PLAN SHOWING THE ADMIN AND GRAGE BUILDING

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(DONE BY ME- L- ADMIN BUILDING, R- GARAGE BUILDING (I WORKED ON MODIFICATIONS & DETAILS )

L- PLAN OF THE TRUCK WASH, R- SECTION (DONE BY ME)

L-DOOR AND WINDOW SCHEDULE, R- JOINT DETAILS, T- SCHEDULES (DONE BY ME- DIMENTIOSN, DETAILS AND SCHEDULE)

ELEVATIONALS FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING. (DONE BY ME- ELEVATION DESIGN CHANGE AND DIMENTIONS0

Academic(Bsc.)

(IDP s ) I N T E R N A L LY

DISPLA C E D P E R S O N S C A MP PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: JOSEPH AYO BABALOLA UNIVERSITY LOCATION: OSUN STATE, NIGERIA.

CLIENT: ADAMAWA STATE GOVERNMENT LOCATION: HOLMA SONG LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ADAMAWA STATE. PROJECT TITLE: INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSON’S CAMP DATE: JUNE 2017 THE PROJECT FOCUSED ON RESEARCH, LITERATURE REVIEWS, AND CASE STUDIES FOR IDPS, THE FINAL PRODUCT OF THE PROJECT WAS AN ICONIC CAMP IN THE ARENA OF MAKE-SHIFT STRUCTURES. THE ENTIRE THESIS WILLED A CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY TO ACCUMULATE INFORMATION REGARDING THE TOPIC. ALL GATHERED TOOLS AND TECHNIQUE WERE APPLIED WERE NECESSARY AND HARMONIZED SOCIO-CULTURAL ASPECT OF COMMUNITY WITH FORM AND FUNCTION OF VARIOUS TYPES OF MAKE-SHIFT MATERIALS. THE PROJECT ALSO FOCUSED ON DETAILED SITE ANALYSIS AND BRIEF FEASIBILITY STUDY, AND SOLVE EXTENSIVELY EXISTING PROBLEMS. IT CONCENTRATED ON CREATING BETTER PHYSICAL AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT THAN WHAT EXISTED AT THE TIME OF THE RESEARCH. CONCEPT/PHILOSOPHY: THE CONCEPT ADOPTED FOR THIS PROJECT WAS FROM THE PATTERN OF A CARPET, WHICH WAS DEVELOPED TO GIVE THE SITE LAYOUT WHILE INCORPORATING THE PRINCIPLE OF NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN. PHILOSOPHY; THE HAUSAS ARE KNOWN FOR COMMUNAL WAY OF LIFE (THAT IS; LIVING WITHIN THE SAME COMPOUND WITH EXTENDED FAMILY MEMBERS AND EATING FROM THE SAME BOWL.) THIS LIFE OF TOGETHERNESS INFORMED THE RADIAL PRINCIPLE OF DESIGN ADOPTED IN THIS PROJECT. (VIDEOS OF THIS IS AVAILABLE) A TOTAL OF 1,500 RESIDENTS WAS DESIGNED FOR IN THIS PROJECT.

ARIEL VIEW OF THE SITE

SECTOR 7

DINING

SECTOR 6 SECTOR 5

VIEW OF THE DOME-SHAPED RESIDENCE

PLAN & SECTION OF THE SECTOR 5 RESIDENCE.

LAYOUT SHOWING A PORTION OF SECTOR 5, 6 & 7 RESIDENTIAL UNITS, AND THE DINING

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DETAILS OF THE MAKE-SHIFT STRUCTURE’S COMPONENT

A RT & C R A F T PROJECT DETAILS: UNIVERSITY: INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON LOCATION: COLUMBUS, INDIANA

MY WORK TENDS TO EXPRESS MOMENT IN TIME THAT THAT LACKS ATTENTION, IT GENERALLY GIVES NEW LIFE TO MATERIALS THAT ARE MOSTLY DISCARDED. MAKING ART IS A FUN PROCESS FOR ME, I HAVE COME TO DISCOVER THAT MY WORKS EVOKES EMOTIONS THAT I DO NOT REALIZE ARE TRYING TO GET EXPRESSED AND AT THE SAME TIME EVOKES DEEP MEANING TO THE VIEWER AND LOVER OF ART. WORK RANGEFROM RECYCLLING, TO OIL, ACRYLIC, PARAMETRIC APPLICATIONS, OIL, ACRYLIC, SCULPTING, BASERELIEF, PRINT MAKIG, ETCHING, NEEDLE WORKS.......

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FURNITURE PIECE, DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED BY ME.

J IRWIN MILLER SELF PORTRAIT- PARAMETRIC ART (LASER CUT ON WOOD)W-1.5” X L-4”

REFLECTIVE ATTENTION- OIL ON CANVASW-36” X L-72”

MUD-JOY - OIL ON CANVAS- W-60” X L-72”

JOYOUSNESS - OIL ON CANVASW-36” X L-72”

AFRICAN TATTOO FABRIC- OIL ON PAPER- W-36” X L-18

TALKING DRUM- OIL ON PAPER- W-36” X L-18”

ORIRE- TIE-DYE ON PAPER- W-36” X L-18”

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(I AM ESSENTIAL) ESTHER OLUYOMI, AFOLAYAN

[ E S T H E R O L U Y O M I A F O L AYA N ] Architecture Portfolio Afolayan Esther Oluyomi

estheroluyomiafolayan@gmail.com