GEORGIA HOCKING
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CONTENTS
VISION FOLIO OTHER RESUME
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VISION Recently graduated from Adelaide University completing a Masters in Architecture, I am currently seeking work as a graduate architect. I thrive on pushing myself to accomplish challenges in every aspect of my personal and professional life. I’m continuingly aspiring for improvement in my architectural work and thinking, and I know this is something that will continue as my career develops. I am passionate about architecture, and because of this I am determined and hard working. I have a passion for conceptual design and seek to create spaces that can mean something to people. Designing both landscape architecture, urban design and architecture has impacted my thinking, design processes and outcomes. I believe that landscape and built form are interdependent and I plan to utilise my knowledge and passion in both fields to push design boundaries and create holistic, well considered projects. I work well with others, and understand teamwork is an integral part of design practice. I am prepared to work in any role required. I am enthusiastic about the prospect of gaining more experience in an architectural firm, and beginning my career in architecture.
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FOLIO 2016 ‘Fowl Play’ pg. 8-17 2016 ‘Sky Junction’
pg. 18-25
2015 ‘Unearth’
pg. 26-33
2015 ‘Number ‘2’ with Nature’
pg. 34-37
2015 ‘Alight’
pg. 38-39
2014 ‘Catch’
pg. 40-43
2013 ‘Soar’
pg. 44-47
2013 ‘Urban Wilderness’
pg. 48-51
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Fowl Play
Harts Mill, Port Adelaide Tutor: Urs Bette 2016 Program: Bird Sanctuary & Research Fowl Play aims to enliven the historically rich site that is sadly at Centre risk of losing its traditional buildings Decay has had an influence on people through underutilisation. The soaring and designers throughout history. and dynamic shapes create a splash Investigating decay can tell us the of colour and beacon to draw a new physical life or story of a building, public and tourist interest to the historic illustrate a sense of time and identity precinct of Harts Mill. The floating of a specific site or place; expressing elements act as an artificial treetop, the past or predicting the future. On drawing birds in with interactive feeding this site, wind is the most significant opportunities without capturing them in erosion action. Wind is enduring and enclosures. A hiking path intertwines constant, influencing all other decays; with the swaying structures and allows coastal currents shaping coastlines, interaction with the birds in a variety of salt damp occurance, sand blasting ways. on historical buildings. Wind also determines the flight paths of birds History, research, tourism, wildlife and and where they seek shelter. Their fun come together to create Fowl Play. habitation eventually deteriorates structure. The culture of Port Adelaide is intrinsically linked to the powerful forces of nature and deterioration.
above: Context elevation: Colour providing visual poin the area. Links to the fun and playful nature of the pro
When the wind forces on this site were freed to draw their own paths, expressive and authentic forms emerged. The resultant “wind drawings” informed the conceptual design of this project. What if the shapes drawn by the wind could also be moved by the wind? Rather build structures to protect from the forces of nature, this project is built to embrace wind and provide a haven and playground for birds that have long gone from the estuaries and marshes of port Adelaide.
Wind Experiment: Easel set up for “wind drawings”. 4 x 10 minute drawings on north/south/east/west sides of precinct.
above: Extracted elements: Reinterpreted “wind drawi
nt of difference between other buildings in oject.
above: Original “wind drawing”
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Fowl Play
Harts Mill, Port Adelaide Tutor: Urs Bette 2016
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Fowl Play
Harts Mill, Port Adelaide Tutor: Urs Bette 2016
Floor Plan: Level 4
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Fowl Play
Harts Mill, Port Adelaide Tutor: Urs Bette 2016
Longitudinal Section
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Fowl Play
Harts Mill, Port Adelaide Tutor: Urs Bette 2016
a) Section showing swaying rooms b) Bird feed train axonometric showing conveyor belt distribution and bread crumb vending machines. c) Human circulation d) ‘Bird Feed Train’ showing conveyor belt and section and details to enable the “sushi train for birds”.
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Sky Junction Franklin st, Adelaide Tutor: Steve Grieve 2016
What happens when different things overlap, cross over and intersect? Some might say they create a point of frustration, controversy or confusion. However, they have become a vital component to allow growth in a society, whether it be a physical road junction to allow the more efficient flow of traffic, or a social intersection of human opinion, perspective or reaction. Investigating intersections has been the inspiration and driving force behind this design. The initial idea of ‘linking’ different types of people and program has evolved and become an expression of many different intersections. The Intersection will aspire to create unlikely mixings of spaces and emotions. Each differing function of the building is designed into its own individual moving ‘path’. Activity and interest arises where each of these very different paths intersect. People have been in the forefront of the design concept and thought has gone into creating positive and beneficial spaces for the diverse individuals who will interact with the building.
Client: Uniting Communities Brief: Mixed-use multistorey building bringing together Residential, Independent living units & disability care, offices, social service hubs, function space, exhibition space, church and retail.Aiming to be zero-carbon.
intersection; “a point at which two or more things intersect” Concept Diagrams Pedestrian movement from major hubs:
Spiritual connection (to align with Uniting Communities ethics & ideals): Fish
Pedestrian movement: on site
Symbolism included in form:
Movement as form:
Form reflects idealsm movement & intersecting
Intersections:
Possible future links to other hubs:
g zones:
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Sky Junction Franklin st, Adelaide Tutor: Steve Grieve 2016
Ground floor plan
Typical floor plan: Gym, Independent living apartments, Office
Office Space
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Sky Junction Franklin st, Adelaide Tutor: Steve Grieve 2016
Physical Model
Section: Franklin street
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Sky Junction
PENABLE WINDOW
Franklin st, Adelaide Tutor: Steve Grieve 2016
SECTION: EXTERNAL WALL 1 TO ROOF 1:10
Sloped ‘structaflor’ floor
‘Maxispan’ steel joist 20mm plywood ceiling
J1
DETAIL DRAWINGS
r panel
90RHS head trimmer
m SHS n
80mm external metal deck
Welded & bolted steel plate
90mm RHS ceiling joist
Aluminium window
OPENABLE WINDOWcasing lear glass
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SECTION: FIRE RESISTANT CEILING SECTION: EXTERNAL WALL 1 TO ROOF 200UB25 1:5 1:10
SECTION: EXTERNAL WALL 1 1:10
lear glass
Sloped ‘structaflor’ floor
‘Maxispan’ steel joist 20mm plywood ceiling
330UC158
Internal 20mm plywood cladding Fiber glass insulation
J1
22mm ‘Structaflor’
lear glass ber panel
90RHS head trimmer
mm SHS mn
100mm SHS column
410UB59steel beam ‘Maxispan’ joist
Steel welded plate
10mm external aluminium cladding 80mm external metal deck Steel nogging
Welded & bolted steel plate
Slanted 410UB59
90mm RHS ceiling joist
Aluminium window casing
m clear glass
SEC 1:5
22mm ‘Structaflor’
200UB25
J1: ‘Maxispan’
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m clear glass
Taut wire SECTION: OUTDOOR 330UC158
adding
Insulation
Steel welded plate
n LIGHT & ROOF
ge m clear glass
20mm Plywood
410UB59 beam Double glazing Aluminium glazing casing
330UC158
DECK
1:5 welded to Steel plate beam & bolted to floor joist Internal 20mm 410UB59 painted with plywood cladding Intrumescent paint Fiber glass insulation
410UB59
100mm SHS column
10mm aluminium cladding
Internal 20mm plywood cladding Fiber glass insulation 100mm SHS column
Rondo
10mm external aluminium cladding
‘Fyrecheck’
Steel nogging
10mm external aluminium cladding
J1 80mm metal deck
Stainless steel bolt
50mm steel ceiling joist
YLIGHT ROOF Suspended& Plywood
200UB25
Double glazing
‘Maxispan’ steel joist
RHS 90x45 Stainless steel bolt
Suspended Plywood ceiling sted
200UB25
330UC158 Assembly screw
3mm thick metal deck
rosted nted 410UB59
Fiber glass insulation
Steel welded plate
Slanted 410UB59
Stainless steel bolt
external aluminium cladding RHS bottom plate
22mm ‘Structaflor’
20mm Plywood 410UB59 Steel welded plate
‘Maxispan’ steel
Extruded aluminium curb frame
ceiling
330UC158
SECTION: FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM 1:2
Steel stud 250PFC curved edge beam
20mm internal plywood
Suspended timber SECTION: FLOORjoist TO DECK DETAIL panel 1:2 Insulation 20mm plywood
22mm ‘Structaflor’
250PFC curved edge ‘Maxispan’ steel beam joist Steel RHS 20mm plywood
3mm thick metal deck
20mm internal plywood 100SHS column
J2
Sprinkler head
Fiber glass insulation
Assembly screw Taut wire
200UB25
Plastic casing
Insulation 410UB59
10mm aluminium cladding 10mm Aluminium cladding
Aluminium roof Extruded aluminium membrane retainer cap frame Stainless steel bolt Vinyl glazing tape
Timber floor joist
J1
Plastic pipe
50mm steel ceiling joist
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YLIGHT DETAIL
‘Maxispan’ steel joist 410UB59
80mm metal deck
Extruded aluminium curb frame
20mm timber deck
22mm ‘Structaflor’
Stainless steel bolt
Vinyl glazing tape
100mm SHS column 10mm external
DETAIL: EXTERNAL WALL 1 22mm ‘Structaflor’ 1:5
Extruded aluminium retainer cap frame
Fiber glass insulation
cladding SECTION: FLOOR TO DECKaluminium DETAIL 1:2 RHS bottom plate
Carpet
LIGHT DETAIL
Internal 20mm plywood cladding
SECTION: EXTERNAL WALL 1 1:10
SECTION: EXTERNAL WALL 1 1:10
Aluminium glazing casing
SECTION: OUTDOOR DECK J2 1:5
SECTION: FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM 1:2
200UB25
ceiling
Plywood
Timber floor joist
RHS bottom plate
RHS 90x45
20mm timber deck
100SHS column
Stainless steel screw attaching sprinkler system to timber
Fiber glass insulation
20mm Plywood
10mm aluminium cladding
Stainless steel bolt
external aluminium Steel plate cladding Stainless steel RHS bottom bolt plate J2: Timber joist
22mm ‘Structaflor’ ‘Maxispan’ steel joist
ass
20mm plywood ceiling
Steel RHS
Aluminium roof membrane
Stainless steel bolt Plastic pipe
Plywood ceiling
Stainless steel bolt
Steel plate
Plastic casing Screws attaching to timber
DETAIL: EXTERNAL WALL 1 Sprinkler head 1:5
Taut wire
SECTION: INTERNAL WALL 1 1:10
330UC158 22mm Plywood
100mm air gap
Insulation 20mm Plywood 10mm aluminium cladding 22mm ‘Structaflor’
22mm ‘Structaflor’ ‘Maxispan’ steel
Steel RHS
‘Maxispan’ steel joist
Stainless steel bolt J2: Timber joist
S 1:
: FIRE RESISTANT CEILING
SECTION: WINDOW & EXTERNAL LOUVRE 1:5 330UC158
6mm clear glass
22mm ‘Structaflor’
100mm SHS column Timber interior panel
Aluminium sill Aluminium plate
RHS beam
250PFC curved beam Stainless steel bolt
22mm ‘Structaflor’ J1: ‘Maxispan’
Aluminium louvre fitting
Taut wire Steel plate welded to beam & bolted to floor joist 410UB59 painted with Intrumescent paint
‘Maxispan’ steel joist
Rondo
50mm SHS beam
‘Fyrecheck’
CTION: WINDOW & EXTERNAL LOUVRE
Plywood
330UC158
6mm clear glass
22mm ‘Structaflor’
100mm SHS column Timber interior panel
SECTION: FIRE RESISTANT CEILING 1:5
10mm aluminium external cladding
Aluminium sill 410UB59
Aluminium plate
RHS beam
SECTION 1:5
330UC158
RINKLER SYSTEM 250PFC curved beam Stainless steel bolt
Aluminium louvre fitting
Fixed aluminium louvres
22mm ‘Structaflor’ J1: ‘Maxispan’ Taut wire Steel plate welded to beam & bolted to floor joist
‘Maxispan’ steel joist
90RHS ceiling joist
410UB59 painted with Intrumescent paint
50mm SHS beam
Rondo 200UB25
10mm aluminium external cladding
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‘Fyrecheck’ Plywood
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Suspended timber panel
Timber panel
410UB59
Aluminium fitting
330UC158
Stainless steel screw attaching sprinkler system to timber
SECTION: FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM 1:2
80mm external metal deck
Fixed aluminium louvres
NKLER SYSTEM
SECTION: BOX GUTTER DETAIL 1:5 90RHS ceiling joist
200UB25
Stainless steel bolt 25mm
80mm external metal deck
3mm Stainless steel gutter
410UB59 Plastic pipe
RHS
90RHS ceiling joist
Plastic casing
Plastic pipe
Sprinkler head
Plastic casing
200UB25
Screws attaching to timber
Suspended timber panel
Timber panel Sprinkler head Aluminium fitting
Stainless steel screw attaching sprinkler system to timber
80mm external metal deck
SECTION: BOX GUTTER DETAIL :5 80mm external metal deck 90RHS ceiling joist
200UB25
Stainless steel bolt 25mm
SECTION: FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM 1:2
SECTI 1:5
3mm Stainless steel gutter RHS
Plastic pipe Plastic casing Screws attaching to timber Sprinkler head
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Un[earth]
Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh, India Tutor: Mirai Morita 2015
erosion; “the gradual destruction or diminution of something by wind, wate
Unearth is a boutique hotel situated in the historic North Indian city of Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh. The hotel is in a prime location for tourists and those embarking on religious pilgrimages. The inspiration of the design derives from the Paharpur monastery, an ancient 8th century Buddhist learning centre [located not far from Sarnath], which had been forgotten, buried by earth and eroded, before its recent excavation. Key themes arising from studying the monastery include excavation, erosion and layering. As a result the hotel has a close connection to the earth. The ground is excavated to create large crevices of landscaping that the hotel levels are burrowed into. The excavated earth is recycled and is used in the rammed earth external walls and other built up areas of the site. right: An analysis of the original 8th century Paharpur Monastery and its excavated form was conducted which resulted in an experimental abstraction of the monastery; a combination of its original and eroded form, which represented the change and journey it has been through. The contour lines from this experiment were imposed onto the hotel site in Sarnath and guided the program and arrangement of the site. This design process aims to celebrate Sarnath’s past and the importance of its nearby historical sites.
Diagrams: Paharpur Monastery
Site plan
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Un[earth]
Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh, India Tutor: Mirai Morita 2015
Section: Larger hotel complex & gymnasium
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Un[earth]
Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh, India Tutor: Mirai Morita 2015
Section: Exclusive private dwellings
Physical Model
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Un[earth]
Sarnath, Uttar Pradesh, India Tutor: Mirai Morita 2015 DETAIL DRAWINGS
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corrugated iron 1:20 RAIN GARDEN & OVERFLOW INLET SECTION 1:10 ROOF IRON] 1:10LOBBY LOBBY ROOF[CORRUGATED [CORRUGATED IRON] joist hanger
1:10 EXTERNAL ROOF SECTION/GUTTER 1
corrugated iron corrugated iron stainless steel bolt stainless steel bolt joist hanger joist hanger
stainless steel bolt
filter
Giant Cane Willow Indian Grass stainless steel waterproofing
overflow standpipe [150mm diameter]
bracket organic mulch
J2
J1
J1 J1
secondary overflow inlet
J1 J1 J1
J1
J2
J1 J1
J1 J1
outflow pipe to lake J1
subsoil
trench dam
timber fascia [bolted to conc. slab & RHS]
50mm bolt
suspended ceiling rammed earth wall
D CONNECTION
1:20 GUTTER 2/RAINWATER CANAL meranti batten
aluminium handrail glass panel
760 760 timber footing panel [1200x220x30] customised welded steel structure
J2
100UB25 rafter fascia board stainless steel gutter 760 760
1:20 FLOOR/CONCR
customised precast concrete block
1:20 1:20GUTTER GUTTER2/RAINWATER 2/RAINWATERCANAL CANAL 1:10 EXTERNAL ROOF SECTION meranti batten J2
1:20 DECKING SECT J2
timber column timberdiameter] column [200mm [200mm diameter] stainless steel customised stainless steel customised plate plate 50mm bolt 50mm bolt steel plate steel plate
1:20 RETAINING WALL
waterproof membrane
J2 1:20 OUTDOOR FLOATING STAIR SECTION
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760
1:20 CONNECTION concrete base 1:20TIMBER TIMBERCOLUMN COLUMNGROUND GROUND CONNECTION SECTION gravel SECTION timber column timberdiameter] column [200mm [200mm diameter] stainless steel customised stainless steel customised plate J2 plate 50mm bolt 50mm bolt steel plate steel plate 100UB25 rafter stone tile stone tile fascia board [500x500x20] [500x500x20] stainless steel gutter concrete slab concrete slab iron chain sub base sub base
J2 J2
J2
stainless steel customised plate
steel plate concrete slab 150mm concrete slab 150mm suspended ceiling suspended ceiling rammed earth wall rammed earth wall
waterproof membrane
J2
timber fascia timbertofascia [bolted conc. slab & RHS] [bolted to conc. slab & RHS] timber column [200mm diameter]
concrete slab 150mm
J2 J2 J2 J2
100UB25 rafter 100UB25 rafter fascia board fascia board stainless steel gutter stainless steel gutter iron chain iron chain
meranti batten timber planter box waterproof membrane waterproof membrane Sage Bud growing medium gravel
steel bracket
meranti batten 20mm stainless steel bolt
waterproof membrane 1:10 SECTION 50mm drainage pipe 1:10EXTERNAL EXTERNALROOF ROOF SECTION 200mm diameter drainage pipe
J2
J2 J2
150UB14 joist hanger bearer joist hanger 100UB25 rafter to concrete wall] bolt [bearer 100UB25 rafter
joist hanger 100UB25 rafter
drainage pipe
load bearing concrete wall
1:20 BOTTOM LEVE
20mm stainless steel bolt
1:20 ROOF PLAN [meranti timber panels] concrete slab 150mm rainwater canal
rainwater rainwater canal canal
stone pavement concrete footing concrete footing [500x500x20] concrete base
1:20 PATH SECTION
stone pavement sub base[200x200x20]
rainwater canal
400 course bedding 400
concrete base
gravel
stainless steel edging
concrete curb/restraint
steel plate steel plate timber column timber column
50mm stainless steel bolt 50mm stainless steel bolt
1:20 1:20TIMBER TIMBERCOLUMN COLUMNPLAN PLAN
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1:20 1:20ROOF ROOFPLAN PLAN [meranti [merantitimber timberpanels] panels]
stone pavement
LEGEND
reinforced concrete footing [1200x600]
JOISTS: J1: RHS 100x45x6 J2: TIMBER BATTEN 55x30
sub base
520 520
stain sta brac br mera me wate wa
J2
J2 meranti batten growing medium
stainless steel grate
J1
1:10 1:10EXTERNAL EXTERNALROO ROO
stone pavement stone pavement [500x500x20] [500x500x20] concrete base concrete base sub base sub base
LEGEND LEGEND
JOISTS: JOISTS: J1: J1:RHS RHS J2: J2:TIMB TIMB
excavated ground
1100 1100
concrete
concr conc
1:10 LEVEL -1 & -2 CEILING/FLOOR DETAIL [CONC. WALL]
1:20 DECKING PLAN
joist hanger
150mm conc
4000x200x20 compressed bamboo deck flashing for decking [timber 2000x20x20 strip]
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1:20 CEILING/FLOOR
OF SECTION/GUTTER 1 deck
J1
bamboo deck
J1
joist hanger 150mm concrete slab
150UB14 bearer
ainless steel waterproofing racket
150
eranti batten
NG/FLOOR aterproof membrane
TION
flashing for decking [timber 2000x20x20 strip]
J1
nails
J1
J1
suspended ceiling [plaster]
J1
bamboo deck
J1
J1
1:10 LOBBY ROOF [CORRUGATED IRON]
J1
joist hanger 15mm steel mesh cage reinforcement
load bearing concrete wall
steel mesh cage reinforcement
150mm concrete slab
bamboo deck bamboo deckjoist hanger
J1
J1
bamboo deck
bamboo deck 1:10 joist hanger LEVEL -1 & -2 CEILING/FLOOR [CONC. WALL] 15mm steel meshDETAIL cage reinforcement
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corrugated iron stainless steel bolt
150UB14 bearer
J2
joist hanger
150mm concrete slab
J1
150
rammed earth wall
suspended ceiling [plaster]
ligh
100UB25 rafter
150UB14 bearer
fascia board
J1
150mm concrete slab
J1
J1
stainless steel gutter
J1
J1
sus 20m
15mm steel mesh cage reinforcement
RETE COLUMN
1:20 FLOOR/RAMMED EARTH WALL
150UB14 bearer rammed earth wall
150UB14 bearer
rammed earth wall
J1
rammed earth wall
lighting fixture [downlight MONDIAL 50]
J1
suspended plaster ceiling 20mm
J1
J1
150mm concrete slab
J1
15mm steel mesh cage reinforcement
R/RAMMED EARTH WALL meranti batten
bamboo deck
150UB14 bearer
joist hanger
rammed earth wall rammed earth wall
waterproof membrane
150mm concrete slab
concrete slab 150mm suspended ceiling rammed earth wall
J1
J2 15mm steel mesh cage reinforcement rammed earth wall
stainless steel customised plate
rammed earth wall
bamboo deck
150UB14 bearer
: stabilising plants & rocks S 100x45x6 BER BATTEN 55x30 J1 J1 J1
760
concrete slab
J1
J1
J1
J1
J1
1:10 LEVEL -2 & -3 CEILING/FLOOR DETAIL [RAMMED EARTH WALL]
bolt [bearer to concrete footing] bamboo deck
J1
J1
expansion anchor with tie-wire head J2 [attach to conc. sla taut wire threaded eyehook suspended plaster ceiling 20mm
100UB25 rafter fascia board stainless steel gutter iron chain
sub base
150UB14 bearer
rammed earth wall
J1
150UB14 bearer
50mm bolt 1:10 LEVEL -2steel&plate -3 CEILING/FLOOR DETAIL stone tile [RAMMED EARTH WALL] [500x500x20]
bolt [bearer to concrete footing]
joist hanger
J1
1:20 GUTT
timber column [200mm diameter]
bamboo deck
D
crete
1:20 TIMBER J1 J1 COLUMN GROUND CONNECTION SECTION
J1
J1
150mm concrete slab
EL DECKING & FOOTING DETAIL
1
bamboo dec
lighting fixture
expansion anchor with tie-wire head [attach to conc. slab] taut wire threaded eyehook
LEGEND J1: RHS 100x45x6
suspended plaster ceiling 20mm
rainwater canal
J1 520
LEGEND J1: RHS 100x45x6
concrete footing
concrete slab [tapered] concrete footing [refer to engineer documentation] 15mm steel mesh cage reinforcement
rammed earth
concrete 400
3mm waterproof membrane sub base
steel plate
concrete slab [tapered] concrete footing [refer to engineer documentation] 15mm steel mesh cage reinforcement
rammed earth
concrete
timber column
3mm waterproof membrane sub base
50mm stainless steel bolt
1:20 TIMBER COLUMN PLAN
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Number ‘2’ with Nature Mt Barker, South Australia Tutor: Dr. Jo Russell Clarke 2015
Very little development has occurred to the park site in the past, and ‘Number 2 with Nature’ will create a point of interest and a much needed meeting hub for the area. The project aims to accommodate the general public and specifically the elderly and those effected by bowel cancer or bowel complications. Resulting from the main themes of disgust and confrontation the design scheme uses curiosity and humour, bringing to the surface embarrassing bodily function issues that are usually brushed under the carpet. In this way the park may open up a dialogue for people suffering with bowel issues more comfortably communicate their situation to others. This aspect in itself is a preventative measure for bowel cancer and linked conditions. The informative nature of the park will encourage those to seek help if experiencing symptoms linked to poor bowel health. The park will provide opportunities for active and passive recreation and involve the surrounding community by incorporating local food stalls and hosting community events. It will also create vital links for local pedestrians and cyclists. Environmentally sensitive, the park incorporates ‘water sensitive urban design’ principles and promotes the utilisation of recycled grey water for irrigation. It also will improve the local biodiversity of the area, encouraging native flora and fauna species.
Bristol Stool Chart:
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hard lumps
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lumpy sausage
3_
cracked sausage
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smooth sausage
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soft blobs
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fluffy pieces
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watery
Diagram: Bowel cancer cells inform design
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Number ‘2’ with Nature Mt Barker, South Australia Tutor: Dr. Jo Russell Clarke 2015
Site plan
‘Watery’ and ‘fluffy’ zone
left: Texture diagrams (aligning with bristol stool chart) are mapped as part of site analysis, pixilated and informs where texture ‘zones’ appear in the park.
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Alight
Mangaliliu, Vanuatu Tutor: Phil Harris 2015 During a two week trip to Vanuatu, the proposal for a tourist shelter, boat ramp and toilet block was designed for the traditional village of Mangaliliu on the island of Efate. The design was inspired by the natural elements, textures and beauty existing on the site including rocks, forest and ocean. It was also inspired by traditional construction techniques and materials used all over the island. It is proposed that Vanuatu builders will construct and maintain the stuctures. The leaf-like shape roof for the toilets and shelter was designed through handson epxerimentation and a series of 1:1 models, using young bamboo and cane grass thatching. Designed to blend into the landscape the structure is temporary and can withstand heavy rainfall, but when at risk of cyclone weather can be easily taken down and stored away. Held up by the surrounding trees, the dense trees also become the walls of the shelter and existing rocks on site are utilised for the boat ramp and shelter seating.
Longitudinal Section
1m
2m
5m
‘B O T L A N D I N G’ ROCKS ON ROCKS
Existing rock
LOW TIDE
HIGH TIDE
BEACH
‘S E L T A’ LEAVES ON LEAVES DIRT ROAD ENTRANCE
‘T O E L E T’
sarong door
bamboo framed screen with dried palm leaves waste pipe to biogas tank
Biogas tank
stone wall 300x1000 bucket for flushing
planting to provide privacy
LOCAL PEDESTRIAN ROUTE TOILET ZOOM-IN
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Site Plan 1:500
Plan 1:100 bathroom active lounge study computer room maintenance
artment circulation
n space/communal areas
cafe/dining exercise room lobby green space
Catch
Kintore ave, Adelaide Tutor: Mirai Morita 2014
Primary vehicle movement Primary pedestrian movement Altered road conditions
New plantings
Site Plan 1:500
Plan 1:100
Catch is an aggregated system of student living apartments creating unique living areas by directing and capturing light in and around the apartments. The differing orientation of the apartments, time of day and location of the aggregation was paramount when considering the organisation of the apartments and designing the communal spaces. Each apartment provides a unique feel, with different quality of light, mood and tone at different times of the day. Similar to the way crystals behave, the apartments have a close relationship to catching and reflecting light, as well as a close relationship with the ground. The apartments follow the contours of the site, each one nestled into the ground, reflecting how a crystal would attach itself to a rock.
Kintore Avenue and Victoria Drive will be transformed to provide a more pedestrian focused precinct. View from River Torrens
Interior view Axonometric
Axonometric View from River Torrens
Interior view
Study Booth
Garden Garden
Active Lounge
Seating Area Coffee Shop
Bathroom
Courtyard
Lawn
Vegetable Garden Outdoor Coffee Shop Area
Longitudinal Section Semi-private Garden
Active Lounge
Section 1:200
Section 1:200 Bathroom
Study Lounge
Garden Study Lounge
Garden
Garden
Seating Area Semi-private Courtyard
Lawn
Plan 1:100
Lawn
Study Lounge
Garden Study Lounge
Garden
Garden
Seating Area Semi-private Courtyard
Lawn
Aggregation form & common spaces
Aggregation form & common spaces
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Catch
Kintore ave, Adelaide Tutor: Mirai Morita 2014
Axonometric
Study Booth
Garden Garden
Active Lounge
Seating Area Coffee Shop
Bathroom
Lawn
Vegetable Garden Outdoor Coffee Shop Area Semi-private Garden
Bathroom
Study Loung
Garden Study Lounge Garden
Seating Area
Lawn
Ground Plan 1:100 floor plan: detail
Classroom
Courtyard
Study Area/Entrance
Active Lounge
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Garden
Semi-private Courtyard
3D printed model
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Soar
Saudi Arabia Tutor: Dr. Margit Brünner 2013 A desert airport located in Saudi Arabia. Experiments including drawing blind folded “drawing what you hear” and drawing how you feel were undertaken and characters were obtained. The series of experimentational hand drawings were ‘distilled’ and traced over one another to create 3 “characters”. These characters were combined in drawing and through physical models to create architectural form.
Office drawing
above: Crane drawings left: Blindfold drawing
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Saudi Arabia Tutor: Dr. Margit Brünner 2013
Stage 1: Bird drawing
Stage 3: Distilled “Three Characters” drawing
Stage 2: Overlayed drawi
Stage 5: Final section
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Stage 4: Conceptual model derived from “three characters�
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Urban Wilderness River Torrens Precinct, Adelaide Tutor: Dr. Jo Russell Clarke 2013
An urban design proposal designed to revitilise the River Torrens precinct as part of a greater plan to create a vibrant Adelaide. The proposal consists of a wetland which plans to restore the River Torrens to a more natural state, an underwater aquarium linking the two sides of the river, and a Eucalyptus forest which links the elements of the precinct together. The forest is made up of tree and bush species native to the Adelaide plains. Dense eucalyptus trees create opportunities for sky-walks and zip lining as alternative ways to navigate through the city of Adelaide.
Image: Zip lining
Image: Tree-top circulation
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Urban Wilderness River Torrens Precinct, Adelaide Tutor: Dr. Jo Russell Clarke 2013
above: Aquarium & stepping stone entrance right: Wetland and zip lining
above: Physical model
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Other Explorations Animal studies
Sepia Ink drawing 150x220
Ink drawing 350x297
Acrylic on wood 300x450
Acrylic & Ink 297x420
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Other Explorations
Oil pastel & Acrylic on canvas 1200x1200
Chalk on paper 297x420
Acrylic on paper 297x420
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R E S U M E GEORGIA HOCKING // Architect Graduate M: 0439 840 656 E: georgia.hocking@student.adelaide.edu.au
WORK EXPERIENCE
PROGRAM
2016: HASSELL, Adelaide Photo montages, rendering & physical model making.
2015: JPE Studio, Adelaide Drafting work and photoshop rendering, primarily for landscape projects including Adelaide City Council Parklands proposals. 2014: Woods Bagot, Adelaide Concept design, photoshop rendering & model making for New Mayfield hotel & apartment project, concept design for Glenelg Jetty proposal. 2014: DKJ Architecture, Darwin Observing start up meetings, concept design and client pitch for Palmerston Special School alongside Brown Falconer & Thomson Rossi Architects. 2014: GHD, Adelaide Autocad drafting, Revit models, photoshop rendering & Sketchup & Lumion modelling for Argo Norwood project & rural SA landscaping proposal
OTHER EXPERIENCES 2015: Vanuatu Troppo Architects/Adelaide University Vanuatu Offshore studio: Cultural design studio/humanitarian trip 2014: Nepal Architects Without Frontiers/Aussie Action Abroad: Humanitarian Trip
AWARDS 2015 Marcs Andreas Agapitos Michael Scholarship in Architecture 2015 John Walter Prize for Design 2014 The Lysaght Award for Outstanding Achievement 2014 The Phil Nayda Architecture Prize
EMPLOYM
2016 Septe Domenico A
2012 - pres Somerton S
2011 - pres Fun in Swim 2012-2014 SA Aquatic teacher
EDUCATIO
GRADUATE Adelaide Un Masters of GRADUATE Adelaide Un Bachelor of GRADUATE Concordia C Year 12 SAC
MS Autocad Revit Illustrator Photoshop Rhino Sketchup Indesign Maxwell Render
above: ‘Catch’ Student accomodation
MENT HISTORY
QUALIFICATIONS
ember - present Allgretto Architecture - Architectural Draftsperson
Responsible Service of Alcohol Certificate Responsible Person Bronze Medallion First Aid certificate Austswim License
sent Surf Life Saving Club - Functions Person in Charge (RP)
sent mming Swim School (FINS)- Swimming instructor & Leisure Centre - Birthday party host/Aquatic Education
ON HISTORY
ED 2016: niversity Architecture ED 2014: niversity f Architectural Design ED 2011: College CE [merit Modern History]
REFEREES 1. Mirai Morita: Architect & University Lecturer [OMA] 0864776000 mirai.morita@adelaide.edu.au 2. Steve Grieve: Director & University Lecturer [Grieve Gillett Dimitty Andersen Architects] 8232 3626 steve.grieve@adelaide.edu.au 3. Susie Quinton: Landscape Architect [HASSELL, Adelaide] 8220 5000 squinton@hassellstudio.com
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