PORTFOLIO. George Anicic
Sele c ted Pro j e c ts
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George Ani cic and Thomas Z. Li || S eme s te r 1, Y1, Mas te r of Arc hite ct ure
PARR AM ATTA ROAD STU D ENT HO U SI N G
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PROJECT STATEMENT
Introduction The Parramatta Road Student Housing Complex sits nestled between the bustling Parramatta Road and the university campus beyond, and the idyllic, leafy green suburb of Forest Lodge. Taking the place of the former coroner’s office on 42-50 Parramatta Road, the site is bracketed by two blank brick walls of its neighboring buildings. A trapezoid area that gently slopes down towards Arundel Street is left for the development of a student housing complex of 360 units. A Manifesto ... Perhaps The development of this proposal revolves around the interrogation and response to three key questions. First is what the responsibility of student housing is to its site and its community. 360 units are by no means an easy program to integrate harmoniously in the site like this but nevertheless, the primary is to create a building that is respectful in mass, and expression, as well as one that provides amenity to its surrounds. Only in this way can it establish a connection to community and landscape which is key for how the building can rest well within its site. Therefore this proposal from an urban design perspective with ideas of ‘Country’ in mind aims to restore the natural topographic condition to the site, creating a gently sloping hill, proving the only break in a five hundred meter continuous series of dreary commercial buildings to create a new link between Camperdown and Forest Lodge. Producing new public open space for its residents and the community. Second is how to allow for effective community and society within a student housing complex. The archetypal student housing complex is a place of transience. Students, mostly younger, and a large portion, not native to the city come to these places as a stopgap solution to living. Meager living amenity due to a site squeezed dry for efficiency and flexible contracts means that often students will live there 1-2 years before moving out to an independent apartment which provides much more generous spaces for and older students needs. This transience, the constant coming and going of people makes it difficult for any stable community to be formed
Our first move is to split up the entire population of 360 people into smaller sub-communities of around 30 people. The building arranges itself in either large 30 unit floors or a cluster of 3 floors with 10 units each. This allows for residents to deal with a more natural size of community, much like the size of a sports team in school class, promoting more intimate and closer social interactions, much like the size of a sports team in school class. This stronger community aspires to increase the general length of stay in the housing complex. Lastly, how to foster a sense of ‘Home’ in Student housing? Why is it that students are often unwilling to apply the definition of ‘home’ to their residence. For example when asking older students who live by themselves, ‘home’ often refers to the apartment they are currently renting, but if you ask a student living in University housing ‘home’ almost always refers to a family home. A key issue in student housing, along with the issue of transience, is the total lack of individuality in the process of living in student housing. Identical floor plates, entered through the corridor, through the same elevator, through the same lobby and gate beyond it. There is no space for personal habits to be formed. Breaking up the site into distinct zones and blocks, with independent circulation, with no central lobby. Avoiding the feeling of an institution by having no central lobby and with independent circulation to these blocks creates a sense of uniqueness to the ways in which you move through the building is akin to the way that you move through independent streets on the way back to your family home. Communal spaces are not just all situated on the ground floor for the entirety of the population to wander through, but deployed evenly throughout the entire mass of the building. In this way, residents have greater control over who they might want to run into, how they want to use that space, or just spend a few extra minutes wandering about to find a pocket of peace and respite. The answers to these three questions result in the three main principles that guide the development of this proposal from here on out, beginning with considerations of site, on the following page.
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SITE PLAN
Our responses and understanding of the site can be split into the categories of Environmental and Urban Factors. The most prominent of environmental qualities is the subtle double slope (westwards and northwards) which requires mediation in both the ground level, and massing. The sheer walls of the RACGP Building and the Toyota dealership that frame the site suggests an aversion of the western and eastern edges of the site, and lastly the modest heights of the buildings around create the opportunity a building to reach up to take advantage of unobstructed North and East Sunlight and North-Eastern winds.
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UNIT PLAN
The typical unit is a compact 3m x 6.5m ensuite unit with a balcony. You enter from the corridor into a tiled entryway which creates a buffer between the public and private space where you can leave your shoes and coat. The room utilizes mostly standardized fixed joinery to provide greater amenity and spatial efficiency. The room allows for social gatherings, study, and rest. The joinery piece on the left side of the room houses the bed, a L shaped bench which opens out to the balcony, separated with the wardrobe. These elements all sit at a bed / bench seat level 50 cm above the floor which allows the entirety of the area underneath to be used as storage. The wardrobe creates a clear delineation between the bed as an area or rest and the rest of the room. The rear being rest and bathroom space, and the front being study, and lounge space.
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EXTERNAL VIEW
The rigid structural grid of the towers which facilitates the highly efficient arrangement of units reveals itself on the facade of the building. The brutal grid form is broken down by the addition of a brise soleil in front of the main load bearing column. This gives the facade depth and a layered quality while improving solar control, and rain protection for windows openings. Window Joinery is made from natural finished timber and balustrades and other hardware uses a brass coated finish to inject warmth and softens the appearance of the facade.
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INTERNAL VIEW
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1:200 MODEL IMAGE I
Looking at the site through an urban planning lens, the site becomes the interface between the hustle and bustle of Parramatta Road and The University of Sydney beyond, and the quiet leafy suburb of Forest Lodge. The existing buildings between Parramatta Road and Arundel Street form an impervious barrier between the Camperdown and Forest Lodge. This site offers the opportunity to allow a through site link that breaks open the rigid delineation between suburbs.
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1:200 MODEL IMAGE II
In response to contrasting urban conditions of Parramatta Road and Arundel Street the building loads its mass and height towards the busy Southern Side and steps down in height dramatically towards the Northern edge. This stepping of the towers also allows the maximum amount of sunlight into the courtyard. The change in elevation is mediated partially through the stepping of the terraces but also changes are absorbed by varying ceiling heights on the ground plane. This allows the rest of the building to be aligned with a 3100 floor to floor.
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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The ground plane is split up into three levels to negotiate the changes in elevation. Each one taking on their own unique use and character. Two blocks sit on the edge of each level creating a series of courtyards. The Southern most blocks house thePLAN most public programs, 1:200 GROUND a theatrette, Food Stalls,and a Convenience store, amenity to both residents and the public.
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The middle terrace is the most private, with student only amenities, a study space and small library, and a shared kitchen and dining area. This dining area opens out to a pavilion. Equipped with barbecues and seating, it works as an extension of the kitchen as well as a protected outdoor social space. The lowest terrace opens directly to Arundel Street, functioning as a small public park, providing amenity back to the community and contributing to the network of public green space that is scattered throughout Forest Lodge.
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The key moves made in the plan are in response to the environmental conditions of the site. Two linear masses are situated on the Eastern and Western Edge of the site. With desirable sun and wind coming from the North East the mass on the Eastern side breaks up into three individual towers, allowing light and breeze to punch through into the courtyard and the western block. The Eastern Towers house the Cluster type unit, smaller rooms with larger shared amenities in a 3x3m structural grid. The increased facade area allows more units to be arranged on the North and East Sides to take advantage of both the aspect and views out to the city.
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The Western Block houses the more generous en-suite balcony units and are arranged in a continuous block within a 3x4m column grid. This provides great efficiency as well as protects the site from harsh Western sun and cold winter winds.
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PLAN DIAGRAMS I
Open Norther Side
North Eastern Sun
Cooling Summer Wind
Harsh West Sun
Cold Winter Winds Defensive Southern Side
Site Implementation - Wind
West Tower
Site Implementation - Solar
East Tower
Site Implementation - Ground
West Tower
East Tower
Ensuite Unit Cluster Unit Bathroom Balcony Communal Space
Mixed Types
Structure
The Western Block houses the more generous en-suite balcony units and are arranged in a continuous block within a 3x4m column grid. This provides great efficiency as well as protects the site from harsh Western sun and cold winter winds. The Western Block utilizes a long double loaded corridor for efficiency but breaks up the length with shared spaces and voids that open up to the internal courtyard. The doors of units facing each other are staggered against each other to avoid entrances directly facing each other.
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PLAN DIAGRAMS II
Cluster Unit Blocks Sharing Arrangements Balcony Communal Space Bathroom Units
West Tower
East Tower
West Tower
Accessibility
Fire Egress
Each Level on the Western Block have 2 Accessible Rooms with Larger Doors and Rearranged Bathroom Space for Compliance
Fire Egress on Western allows Exit within 12m of Fire Stair or 15m to Secondary Exit
Each Cluster has 2 Accessible Rooms on the Communal floor. Bathrooms have 1 accessible shower and toilet.
East Tower allows Exit within 8.5m and secondary exit within 20m
East Tower
The Eastern Towers employ a cluster typology which sees a stack of 3 floors acting as an independent subcommunity. Two floors with a high density unit arrangement sandwich a less dense “communal floor” which provides shared study, social spaces, connected by an internal stair.
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SECTION
-1 Level Step Down -4 Level Step Down
Summer Solstice
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Winter Solstice
DDA Ramp on Site Edge 33.2 altitude 12pm Public Park
Student Courtyard
Food & Beverages
Units Communal Area Private Amenities Public Amenities
Spaces Arrangement
Site Response
In response to contrasting urban conditions of Parramatta Road and Arundel Street the building loads its mass and height towards the busy Southern Side and steps down in height dramatically towards the Northern edge. This stepping of the towers also allows the maximum amount of sunlight into the courtyard.
Solar Access and Ventilation
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The change in elevation is mediated partially through the stepping of the terraces but also changes are absorbed by varying ceiling heights on the ground plane. This allows the rest of the building to be aligned with a 3100 floor to floor.
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ELEVATION
Whilst the Northern end of the site opens out directly to Arundel Street, The Parramatta Road side plays a more defensive role, needing to buffer and protect the site and suburbia beyond from the noise and activity of the Southern end. The podium and tall towers give the building a distinct street presence and form a volumetric delineation between the street and internal courtyards. The tower and podium steps inwards towards the ground to open up the two direct dda accessible through site links on the edges of the site. The theatrette and Food stalls interface directly with the street and frames the entrance into the housing complex.
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1:20 MODEL IMAGES I
The panel when opened allows the user to sit on the L Shaped bench both on the inside and outside, or as a Lounge like seat when using the wardrobe and a cushion as a backrest. This creates the opportunity for small social gatherings even such a small space where 3 - 4 people, sitting around a coffee table on the bed, the window bench, the desk seat and the balcony seat if the weather is favorable.
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1:40 Unit Section
1. Tapered Floor Slab, 300mm to 200mm, Pre-Cast Concrete 2. Sunshade Panel Rail, 30mm, Galvanised Steel 3. Operable Sunshade Panel, 45mm, Timber 4. Thermal Break, 90mm, Rigid Insulation with Reinforced Steel 5. Sliding Door Frame, 90mm, Timber 6. Sliding Door Glazing, 20mm, Double Glazed Glass 7. Partition Screen Frame, 30mm, Brass-plated Steel 8. Partition Screen, 20mm, Frosted Glass 9. Corner Seating, Fabric Cushion on Timber Joinery
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10. Balcony Tiles, 25mm, Concrete Tile 11. Wardrobe, Timber, Natural Finish 12. Shelving Units, Timber, Natural Finish 13. Operable Facade Panel, 100mm, Timber , Natural Finish 14. Panel Handle, Cast Brass 15. Balustrade Handrail, 50mm, Timber 16. Balustrade, 30mm, Brass-Plated Steel 17. Roller Blinds, PVC 18. Carpet, 8mm Polyester + 10mm Foam Inlay
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FAÇADE AXONOMETRIC
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1. Services Void 2. Shower Partition 3. Operable Vent 4. Unit Door 5. Sliding Bathroom Door 6. Tiled Entry Way 7. 300mm Precast Concrete Slab with Carpet 8. Brise Soleil 200 x 350 GLC 9. Structural Column 300 x 450 Precast Concrete 10. Balustrade
11. Bathroom Extraction 12. Unit Wall 200mm Precast Concrete 13. Airconditioning Vent 14. Operable Sunshading 15. Operable Vent 16. Sliding Door 17. Sunshading Sliding Rail
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PRECEDENT STUDY VISUALISATION Student Residence and Reversible Car Park Bruther, Cité Universitaire Paris, France, 2018
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PRECEDENT STUDY 1:20 MODEL Student Residence and Reversible Car Park Bruther, Cité Universitaire Paris, France, 2018
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PRECEDENT STUDY 1:200 MODEL Student Residence and Reversible Car Park Bruther, Cité Universitaire Paris, France, 2018
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PLAN DIAGRAMS II
Balcony
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Rest
Wet Area
Circulation
Spaces
Operability
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Winter Solstice SunShadow
A further division of 3 informs the division of the facade, A fixed Glazed panel, a sliding door, and a solid, operable panel. The operable panel improves both the solar control of the unit, as well as reduces the cost of glazing, providing a space that can still be 2/3rds open. In front are three sliding & rotating louvre panels that allow great control of shading as well as having the ability to create a protected outside nook. An operable vent sits above the door to the unit allowing the positive pressure that builds on the face of a building to bleed through the room into the open corridor beyond to create effective cross ventilation.
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NOTCHED RIDGE FLASHING WITH COMPRESSIBLE SEAL
RL 8.087m ROOF LEVEL
DIMOND HERITAGE TRAY, CLADDING TO ROOF, THICKNESS TO BE SPECIFIED, BLACK FINISH
3 FCM VELUX FIXED SKYLIGHT 800X400mm, NATURAL ALUM JOINERY, HIGH PERFORMANCE GLAZING GYPSUM BOARD LINER CAVITY INSULATION
R3.6 FIBREGLASS INSULATION
HIDDEN EAVES BOX GUTTER, DOUBLE LOCK STANDING SEAM ELZINC PARAPET FLASHING 250 PFC - TO BE SPECIFIED IN ENGINEERS DETAILS 13 PLASTERBOARD GYPROCK, SELECTED PAINT FINISH TO CEILING
RL 5.623m FF CEILING LEVEL
DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOW WITH ALUM JOINERY TIMBER WALL FRAMING 90mm GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR
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W1.15 INTERNAL TIMBER DOOR WITH EXPOSED FINISH
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13 GIB BALUSTRADES, PAINTED, FIXED OVER TIMBER FRAMING
20mm PARTICLE BOARD WITH CARPET FINISH TO BE SPECIFIED
RL 3.159m FF LEVEL
ABODO WB10 VERTICAL SHIPLAP TIMBER CLADDING, NERO FINISH, CONCEALED FIX ON 20mm CASTELLATED HORIZONTAL OVER FRAMING
MITEK POSI-STRUT FLOOR JOISTS PSW4525 MP612, 45x90 @450 CRS
RL 2.736m GF CEILING LEVEL RL 2.551m WINDOW CEILING LEVEL
13 GIB, WHITE PAINT FINISH ON RONDO SUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEM
STAINLESS STEEL 60x6 FLAT HANDRAIL DRILLED AND EPOXIED TO WALL, PROVIDE ADEQUATE BLOCKING WITHIN FRAMING
DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOW, AWS THERMAL HEART ALUMINIUM JOINERY REFER TO A4.05 FOR STAIR JOINERY W1.07
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RL 1.650m STAIR LANDING
STOARMAT EXTERNAL PLASTER SYSTEM, WHITE PAINTED, OVER 6mm FIBRE CEMENT SHEET DIRECT FIXED TO FRAMING
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A1.03 SELECTED 20mm EXTERIOR PAVERS, ON 1/40 SLANT, FLUSH FINISH WITH INTERIOR FLOOR LEVEL
40 POLY INSULATION
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VOID SPACE BELOW STAIRS TO BE FORMED AS CABINET STORAGE
ACO GALVANISED BRICKSLOT 100 DRAIN INSTALLED BETWEEN INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SPACE
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STUDY REFER TO A4.04 FOR STUDY JOINERY
TIMBER WALL FRAMING 90mm GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR
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GARAGE
FALL DRIVEWAY TO CHANNEL DRAIN AT BOUNDARY EDGE APPROX FALL = 1/10
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HIDDEN EAVES BOX GUTTER CUSTOM FOLDED BOX SPOUTING, DOUBLE LOCK STANDING SEAM
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BUILDING WRAP
ABODO WB10 VERTICAL SHIPLAP TIMBER CLADDING, NERO FINISH, CONCEALED FIX ON 20mm CASTELLATED HORIZONTAL OVER FRAMING
PACKER BATTENS TEMPORARILY FIXED TO WALL FRAMING (WEATHERBOARD FIXING USED TO PERMANENTLY FIX THE BATTEN) ABODO 7G x 65mm SELF COUNTERSINKINGSCREW TO ACHIEVE MIN 30mm PENETRATION INTO STUD/NOG
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1/40 FALL SELECTED 20mm EXTERIOR PAVERS
150mm CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE, EXPOSED WITH LIGHT GRIND FINISH (NO AGGREGATE TO BE EXPOSED)
FINISH SLAB EDGE WITH MATCHING NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM PLATE TO MATCH ALUMINIUM JOINERY
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