Georgia Bull | Architecture Portfolio

GEORGIA BULL

ARCHITECTURE .

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ABOUT ME.

Capabilities

Work History Optical Assistant

Secondary Education

Retail sales assistant

Tertiary Education

Specsavers

Eager to learn

Critical thinking

Professionalism

Empathy

Godfrey’s Rockhampton

Adaptability

Problem solving

Collaboration

Determination

Skills

Election official

Electoral Commission of Queensland

Retail sales assistant Brumby’s Bakery

Research

Writing

Communication

Art

Trades and administration assistant Mark Bull Electrical

Digital literacy

Autodesk Revit Adobe Creative Cloud Microsoft Office

Education

Front and back of house waitstaff Olive Catering

The Cathedral College

Queensland University of Technology

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BRISBANE LIFE SUPPORT

POMONA PAVILION

POMONA SOUND TRACK

CAST-LE

ALGABBA

CONTENTS.

01 BRISBANE LIFE SUPPORT. Urban revitalisation ‘Brisbane Life Support’ is a temporary/meanwhile use structre designed as an installation to create a place of rest and play. The poject focusses on the urban development and revitalisation of Brisbane’s Moorooka Magic Mile at both small and large scale use. The installation, however, is able to be adapted to various locations with an array of applications.

Urban Anlysis

Site Anlysis | 1:800

Public uses

Public green space

All green space

Traffic Train line Foot traffic Bus stop

BD/VL line

DB/BN line

FG/BN line

Green space

Foot traffic

Bus stop

Traffic

Site Plan | 1:400

Elevations | 1:100

Overpass Elevation | 1:200

02 POMONA PAVILION. Multi-use facilty Located on the Pomona Showgrounds, the ‘Pomona Pavilion’ is designed as a multi-use facility able to be used for a variety of events and activities. The design responds to the vernacular of the Pomona community and the local context. The main materiality of the pavilion is bamboo as required by the brief and is integrated throughout the design in a manner sensitive to the natural and built local surroundings. The Pomona Pavilion is a space of gathering during event and non-event periods with key focus on the Pomona Show and Pomona Pony Club with the facility equipped with an arean and stall spaces.

Concept Development

Aging of Bamboo Facade

Perspectives

Elevation | 1:500

Section | 1:250

Floor Plan | 1:500

Section | 1:250

03 POMONA SOUND TRACK. Intergenerational connection Pomona Sound Track lays nestled amongst the buslting community hub of the Pomona township. Beginning the journey, users are encouraged to egage with bamboo installations, creating an interactive and sensory experience for all passerby. This experience ushers visitors to the main pathway where they are greeted and enveloped by a suspended windchime structure, flowing through the site and the adapted Lawson Shed. The enterprise and spaces within encourage intergenerational connection through the sharing and learning of muiscal skills and knowledge, an activity suited for all demographics. The design is adaptable to meet the desired spatial requirements of different users, including small to large groups and performance spaces.

Concept Development

Sectional Model

Floor Plan | 1:250

Section A | 1:250

Section B | 1:250

Section C | 1:250

04 CAST-LE. Loft apartment ‘CAST-le’ is a studio apartment inspired by and design for artist Rachel Whiteread. Famous for her sculpting work, the studio apartment aims to be a space of relaxation, mindfulness and creation during Whiteread’s business trips to Brisbane. Like Whiteread’s sculpture ‘Doppelganger’, the white cast interior bestows a sense of calmness and serenity through the absence of colour, making the space a soothing welcome after a busy day. The spaces have been designed to accommodate and compliment Whiteread’s design processes and lifestyle by incorporating small-scale creation spaces into the design, as well as ample opportunities to store and display collected and created artifacts within the apartment’s unique material fabrication. The layout and spatial arrangement of the apartment follows an organic design creating a harmony between functionality and materiality.

Material Exploration

Floor Plans | 1:100 Level 1

Level 2

Sections | 1:100 Section A

Section B

Perspectives

05 ALGABBA. SOHO Residency ‘ALGABBA’ aims to be an innovative development that responds to the urban fabric of the Woolloongabba community. The design makes use of passive design strategies to ventilate the spaces and reduce impact on the environment. The incorporation of co-working spaces and facilities encourage productivity and entrepreneurial-ism amongst users of the space in the ever-evolving modern-day work life. Installations of algae biotechnology are located throughout the design that not only purify the air more efficiently than trees but also create a bi-product that acts as a food source and a fabrication material, contributing to the productivity and sustainability of the community and also the achievement of the global sustainability design goals.

Floor Plans 1:400

Ground floor

Level 1

Level 2, 3, and 4 (SOHO - office state)

Level 5

Elevations 1:400

South

East

North

West

Sections 1:400

Rendered Perspectives

The ground level is a main thoroughfare through to the precinct. It is a place of gathering, consumption and leisure.

Level 1 is a communal space of production that supports the modern-day shift of merging workplace and home. It offers workshops to make use of the micro-algae produced from the air-purifying installations throughout the building.

Air-purifying algae installations are placed throughout the building to reduce air pollutants and produce a bi-product suitable for consumption and fabrication uses. This bi-product is available for residents to harvest and is also incorporated within the shade devices on the facade of ALGABBA.

The rooftop has recreational spaces suitable for multiple purposes with views of the precinct and parkland, including the daylighted Kingfisher Creek.