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THE ASS, FOX & LION

Inverting Phallicentric Architecture Supervisor: Jan van Schaik

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Typical apartment modules1 offers varying configuration and approach in addressing site and building program. Usually in the form of rectangular, the buildings are arranged linearly, radially or in a grid. Apartments module creating courtyards are most favorable as better daylight, PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT ventilation and public space are achieved.

Vanuatu Women Kristin Green X Zvi

Power Belling

Inside-Out of the Hidden Suzannah Waldron X Nick Searle

Some modules can be inward or outward and in the case of Urban Tulou, it is both.

The vernacular Tulou is very enclosed and solid in its appearance. In creating ease of accessibility, permeability and comfortable living, some of the strategies were applied: 1. Opening up access of ground level-creating connection through the building on ground level.

1.0 mm butynol membrane over 2. Creating internal bridges-connecting and shorten the distance of traveling from one end to 17 plywood @ 2 deg. pitch another

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The Agglomeration of A Tower John Doyle X Edmund Carter

vmzinc capping as detailed 8 plywood lining timber fillet sisalation

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sisalation 3. Use of breatheable construction material-concrete blocks and timber shutter allow natural steelat plate to beam ventilation and theweld same time features the cultural element of vernacular Tulou. (refer structural) rafter (refer structural)

universal beam (refer structural)

vmzinc cladding over 15 plywood backing

12 plywood ceiling lining 10mm shadow line

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12 plywood lining

1TYPICAL APARTMENT CONFIGURATIONS (Asian Architecture and Urbanism Lecture Recording (001682-Arch1332) 1410, Semesceiling joist timber framing ter 1, 2014, 9 Apr, 2014)

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Vernacular Tulou-Fortress-like head fix steel track bolted to steel angle as specified

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steel angle weld to universal beam (refer structural)

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sealant blind as specified

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glazed sliding window as scheduled, tracks as specified

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raven weatherseal as specified

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Wicked Mobilities Supervisors: Tom Kovac X Michael M.

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New approach for Tulou-Inward and Outward as compared to typical apartment module for social housing (middle) typical floor plan of Urban Tulou with interconnecting bridges (Right).

Asian Architecture & Urbanism Damian Thackray X Anna Johnson Circular-Equal division of Manipulation of Geometry-anchor space, no awkward edges, Econom- node of tehe complex. ical

Access engages to context

glazing as specified

P u t t i n g P i e c e s To g e t h e r JWohn Cher r ey 01 Creating better connectivity

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2112Ai:Cyberjaya

100x 50hw timber head paint finish as specified

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DESIGN ELECTIVE

Exhibiting Architecture John Doyle

Exhibiting Architecture by

glazed sliding window as scheduled, tracks as specified

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zincalume cladding over 15 plywood backing anti-abrasive building sheet insulation timber framing

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Prepared by: Husna Fuzi (s3427001)

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ARCH MAJOR PROJECT Inverting Phallicentric Architecture Supervisor: Jan van Schaik

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This project sets out to challenge phallocentric tendencies of the contemporary city by inverting and projecting the skyline of Melbourne’s Central Business District into a new type of architecture for women. Refocusing the city away from the objects of the skyline, and towards the spatiality of the skyline, the project questions the assumptions: that man builds and woman inhabits; that man is outside and woman is inside; that man is public and woman is private; and that culture is male and nature is female.

The Women Wellness Neighbourhood seeks to create a sense of feeling socially located, mobility and visibility in an environment where members of the community are equally seen and being seen and being. The project questions the orthodoxies of interior and exterior, openings and protrusions, and orientation. The project seeks to create and architecture of reduced separation and breaks down the programs large population into small localised communities where residents all know each other.

The project is comprised of a sports and community centre in lower half and residential accommodation in the upper half with a shared outdoor sports hall in between.

By elevating the architectural language of ‘ground’ up into the middle section the building social spaces are carved out from the skyline projection allowing the building to project the idea of balance and the celebration of healthier lifestyle to the broader city and its inhabitants.

SUPERVISOR: JAN VAN SCHAIK

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ACTIVITY SPACE ABOVE EXISTING SEFTON APARTMENTS.

OVERLOOKING DRUMMOND ST. FROM 17TH FLOOR.

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WOMEN are 2 times more likely to die from heart disease than men.

Heart disease is preventable through healthy and active lifestyle.

ENCOURAGE WOMEN TO BE HEALTHY Women value social aspects, mental wellbeing, personal fulfilment, flexibility and balance in participating in physical activities.

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FEMININE SPACES is both the condition and effect.

It is a lived sense of social locatedness, mobility and visibility.

The Women’s Wellness Neighbourhood explores the social relations of seeing and being seen through architecture.

Projection of the city is used in generating spaces that are contained, uncontained and overlapping spaces encouraging mobility and interaction throughout the building.

DESIGN IDEA: PROJECTING THE CITY

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WOMEN are 2 times more likely to die from heart disease than men.

Heart disease is preventable through healthy and active lifestyle.

ENCOURAGE WOMEN TO BE HEALTHY Women value social aspects, mental wellbeing, personal fulfilment, flexibility and balance in participating in physical activities.

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FEMININE SPACES is both the condition and effect.

It is a lived sense of social locatedness, mobility and visibility.

The Women’s Wellness Neighbourhood explores the social relations of seeing and being seen through architecture.

Projection of the city is used in generating spaces that are contained, uncontained and overlapping spaces encouraging mobility and interaction throughout the building.

DESIGN IDEA: PROJECTING THE CITY 4th FLOOR PLAN

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FRONT FACADE FACING MACKENZIE ST.

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ACTIVITY SPACE ABOVE EXISTING SEFTON APARTMENTS. ACTIVITY SPACE ABOVE EXISTING SEFTON APARTMENTS.

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OVERLOOKING DRUMMOND ST. FROM 17TH FLOOR. OVERLOOKING DRU

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Women in Vanuatu and all over the world don't necessarily get much say in decision making. In 2006, there is less than 3.8% women's involvment in Vanuatu's Parliament, being the lowest in the world (PiauLynch, 2007). Only 17% of women held positions of authority in the public service (OECD, 2007). Men hold most jobs in both the private and public sector. Women make up 83% of full-time home makers in Vanuatu's urban centres. However, w omen still do informal works and business to support their family.

Vavine Bulu Women's Resort and the Guiding Girls Vanuatu bring women and young women together to make a change on education, cultural and economy through women voicing out and taking actions.

The resort promotes discussion and engagement through open spaces, programmes and architectural forms.

The Reception and Girls Guide Centre embraces diversity and promotes exchange of knowledge and culture, promoting the study of culture, contemporary arts, music, crafts etc. Focusing on serving guide girls, the centre aims to help girls and young women grow into confident, self-respecting and responsible community members. In the expressive and monumental centre, young women are comfortable to be themselves and interacting with each other.

Inspired by the myth of Perepnap, a wife of sea god that realizes her power to summon the ocean reef to save herself from drowning in the ocean, the undulating form is aimed at provoking emotions and the free flow of the ocean.

Four elements of Guide Program: physical, people, practical and self are brought together into one buidling, intertwining to encourage interaction and conversation.

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liament, being the lowest in the world (Piau-Lynch, 2007). Only 17% of women held positions of authority in the public service (OECD, 2007). Men hold most jobs in both the private and public sector. Women make up 83% of full-time home makers in Vanuatu’s urban centres.

However, women works and business to

still do informal support their family.

Vavine Bulu Women’s Resort and the Guiding Girls Vanuatu brings women and young women together to make a change on education, cultural and economy through women voicing out and taking actions. The resort promotes discussion and engagement through open spaces, programmes and architectural forms.

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The proposed Vavine Bulu, a women’s only resort in Efate, Vanuatu is about women empowerment by challenging the local kastom and providing a platform for women to speak out and stand out.

The resort masterplan consists of various weekly design exercise from designing a local people’s gathering space, villas, women’s training centre, commercial hubs, village, guide girls’ campus, sports & recreational facilities and a welcome centre.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN scale 1:300

“I'd like to see men and women have equal footing in decisions at home, the workplace and government.

In Vanuatu, boys are preferred over women for education. I'd like to see that stop...”

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Skill enriching space

The weekly design excersise were exhibited at the End-to-End building, a repurposed tram located atop a building alongside the one day masterplan design exercise using a list of required items such as fruits, vinyl disk, plants, photos etc.

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Inside-Out of the Hidden Suzannah Waldron X Nick Searle

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Jack's Magazine, a fortified gun powder store was designed

by William Wardell to keep people out, suiting its function to store explosives and other military equipments. In regards to current context and lifestyle, the complex is proposed to be repurposed as a community centre focusing on the empowerment of the communities by providing a comprehensive learning centre, markets and art gallery.

The programs engages communities of all ages through mentoring activities and professional learning approach.

The magazine's tall bluestone perimeter wall and earth mound hides the activities inside and creates an element of mystery, drawing people to the site.

The proposed design reVtains much of the magazine's earth mounds and engages the people from suburbia into the magazine complex via new structure that slices through the earth mounds and linking people and activties throughout.

The design moves are based on the geometries of the site.

The key design strategies are: 1) Addition of new "mound" based on the grid/ mound geometry 2) Cutting through creating access-tunnel 3) Reflecting the existing geometries of the magazine and the context

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Vietnam is undergoing a period of rapid urbanization and development. Ho Chi Minh, the country’s largest city, is epicentre of this growth.

The studio explored how generative or “bottom-up” techniques of design can be used in response to a contingent and fluid context. Located in the centre of District One, the commercial mixed-use tower complex will be the anchor for Ho Chi Minh’s life.

The highly dense city is very vibrant in street life and the identity of “tube house” combined with the local’s love for green and public spaces become the main focus in the design of the tower. The aim of the design is to create a new vertical public space on the podium level, linking to nearby landmarks such as the Ben Thanh Market and Cong Vien park.

Through observation of void /spaces of tube housing, the agglomeration rule of the agate crystal growth and grid overlay of the city plan were used as the driving formula in designing the tower.

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Typical apartment modules1 offers varying configuration and approach in addressing site and building program. Usually in the form of rectangular, the buildings are arranged linearly, radially or in a grid. Apartments module creating courtyards are most favorable as better daylight, PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT ventilation and public space are achieved.

Some modules can be inward or outward and in the case of Urban Tulou, it is both.

The vernacular Tulou is very enclosed and solid in its appearance. In creating ease of accessibility, permeability and comfortable living, some of the strategies were applied: 1. Opening up access of ground level-creating connection through the building on ground level.

1.0 mm butynol membrane over 2. Creating internal bridges-connecting and shorten the distance of traveling from one end to 17 plywood @ 2 deg. pitch another

vmzinc capping as detailed 8 plywood lining timber fillet sisalation

insulation

sisalation 3. Use of breatheable construction material-concrete blocks and timber shutter allow natural steelat plate to beam ventilation and theweld same time features the cultural element of vernacular Tulou. (refer structural) rafter (refer structural)

universal beam (refer structural)

vmzinc cladding over 15 plywood backing

12 plywood ceiling lining 10mm shadow line

insulation

12 plywood lining

1TYPICAL APARTMENT CONFIGURATIONS (Asian Architecture and Urbanism Lecture Recording (001682-Arch1332) 1410, Semesceiling joist timber framing ter 1, 2014, 9 Apr, 2014)

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Vernacular Tulou-Fortress-like head fix steel track bolted to steel angle as specified

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steel angle weld to universal beam (refer structural)

outward

sealant blind as specified

inward

glazed sliding window as scheduled, tracks as specified

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2112Ai:Cyberjaya Wicked Mobilities Supervisors: Tom Kovac X Michael M.

100x 50hw timber head paint finish as specified

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New approach for Tulou-Inward and Outward as compared to typical apartment module for social housing (middle) typical floor plan of Urban Tulou with interconnecting bridges (Right).

Asian Architecture & Urbanism Damian Thackray X Anna Johnson Circular-Equal division of Manipulation of Geometry-anchor space, no awkward edges, Econom- node of tehe complex. ical

glazing as specified

P u t t i n g P i e c e s To g e t h e r JWohn C her rey 01

Access engages to context

Creating better connectivity

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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raven weatherseal as specified

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DESIGN ELECTIVE

Exhibiting Architecture John Doyle

glazed sliding window as scheduled, tracks as specified

12 plywood lining

100x 50hw timber sill paint finish as specified glazed sliding window tracks as specified hw timber window frame

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5 cork flooring over 19 sheet flooring

zincalume cladding over 15 plywood backing anti-abrasive building sheet insulation timber framing

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WICKED MOBILITIES: Cyberjaya 2112Ai [group work]

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ASIAN ARCHITECTURE & URBANISM: Urban Tulou DESIGN STRATEGIES

COMPARISON-OLD & NEW: materiality

NON-WESTERN MODERNITY Al-Irsyad Mosque, 2010, PT. Urbane Indonesia Place of Worship location: Kota Baru Parahyangan, West Java, In. Al-Irsyad Mosque is an example of mimesis where an abstraction of religious building that breaks away from the typical mosque architecture of domed roof which the architect believes is not a cultural/ religious identity. 1 Typical apartment form modules and offers varying configurationbuilding and approach envelope in addressing siteis and an The simple purposeful building program. Usually in the form of rectangular, the buildings are arranged linearly, radiapproach to modern religious architecture. But by reducing to ally or in a grid. Apartments module creating courtyards are most favorable as better daylight, the necessary, ventilation and publicthe space mosque are achieved. does not create any connection to the local culture and identity.

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Al-Irsyad Mosque outer Photoimagination, Archdaily.

Al-Irsyad Mosque, 2010, PT. Urbane Indonesia Place of Worship location: Kota Baru Parahyangan, West Java, In.

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Al-Irsyad Mosque is an example of mimesis where an abstraction of religious building that breaks away from the typical mosque architecture of domed roof which the architect believes is not a cultural/ religious identity. 1

1TYPICAL APARTMENT CONFIGURATIONS (Asian Architecture and Urbanism Lecture Recording (001682-Arch1332) 1410, Semester 1, 2014, 9 Apr, 2014)

Vernacular Tulou-Fortress-like

The simple form and purposeful building envelope is an approach to modern religious architecture. But by reducing to the necessary, the mosque does not create any connection to the local culture and identity.

VERNACULAR TULOU

The climate responsive facade2 forms calligraphy pattern, but could have it integrated some level of cultural elements?

However, the mosque in its essence stayed true to the message of moderation.

3. Use of breatheable construction material-concrete blocks and timber shutter allow natural ventilation and at the same time features the cultural element of vernacular Tulou.

Al-Irsyad Mosque outer Photoimagination, Archdaily.

2. Creating internal bridges-connecting and shorten the distance of traveling from one end to another

Removing provincial elements in creating a modern religious architecture. Does modernity means culturally detached?

Al-Irsyad Mosque (Top) in its simple form; focuses on play of void/ solid as well as containing the congregation in comparision to a more provincial designed mosque (above) form and decoration.

Nurul Husna Mohmad Fuzi, 10th March

1 Archdaily. Al-Irsyad Mosque/ Urbane, 10 Nov 2010. Web. 10 Mar. 2014. <http://www.archdaily.com/87587/ al-irsyad-mosque-urbane/> 2 N.a. (2011. July). Al-Irsyad Mosque. Futurarc, 80-81.

2 The climate responsive facade forms calligraphy pattern, The vernacular Tulou is very enclosed and solid in its appearance.

In creating ease of accessibilibut could have it integrated some level were of cultural elements? ty, permeability and comfortable living, some of the strategies applied: However, the mosque in its essence stayed true to the 1. Opening up access of ground level-creating connection through the building on ground level. message of moderation.

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UrbanonTulou Al-Irsyad Mosque (Top) in its simple form; focuses play of void/ solid as well as containing the congregation in comparision to a more provincial designed mosque (above) form and decoration.

Nurul Husna Mohmad Fuzi, 10th March 1 Archdaily. Al-Irsyad Mosque/ Urbane, 10 Nov 2010. Web. 10 Mar. 2014. <http://www.archdaily.com/87587/ al-irsyad-mosque-urbane/> 2 N.a. (2011. July). Al-Irsyad Mosque. Futurarc, 80-81.

Old Tulou

Images from Archdaily.

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selected timber decking with malthoid strips over joists typically DJ1 190x45 F17 kd hw, deck joists @ 450 centers,as scheduled

350mm thk concrete with 50mm polystyrene core

4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled

vmzinc cladding over 15 plywood backing

19mm t&g timber flooring 10mm rubber waffle 19mm scyon wet area flooring 2 continuous construction bead adhesive timber framing

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insulation sisalation steel plate weld to beam (refer structural) rafter (refer structural)

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12 plywood ceiling lining 10mm shadow line 90x45 MGP10 kd pine, girt as specified, refer framing schedule 12 plywood lining 170x45 MGP10 kd pine or ceiling joist timber framing 140x45 F17 kd hw as specified, refer framing schedule 6mm plywood bracing, refer framing schedule Sealant & Flashing Vapor barrier 4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled as as specified kd hw frame, paint blind finish specified

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selected floor tiles over 43mm thk cement mortar bed waterproof membrane sisalation & insulation FJ2 140x45 F17 kd hw, floor joists @ 450 centers, as scheduled Ant caps to all stumps

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FJ1 190x45 F17 kd hw, floor joists @ 450 centers, as scheduled FB 2, 240x45 F17 kd hw, floor bearers (2500 max spacing), as scheduled 450Ø bored piers as scheduled

Section detail-wet area floor & screen junction Scale 1:20

450Ø bored piers as scheduled

19mm T&G selected timber flooring over 12mm thk plywood sheeting

4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled kd hw frame, paint finish as specified

256x19mm hw timber tread to match flooring hw riser to match 45x300mm timber carriages @450mm centers

Aneeta aluminium sashless slider insert with weatherseal and flywire as scheduled FJ1

to back of Plan detail-windowTimber type battens 4

FJ1

4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled 4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled kd hw frame, paint finish as specified

18x133mm shiplap selected timber cladding 35x70 noggins @600 centers

Aneeta aluminium sashless slider insert with weatherseal and W 4flywire as scheduled

Mitek "Speedbrace" or equivalent m.s strip bracing to studwall as specified, refer framing schedule

FB

4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled

45x300mm exposed notched timber stringers to receive treads and carriages

Scale 1:20

min dril bearer & fix with washer & nut

18x133mm shiplap selected timber cladding 35x70 noggins @600 centers

SW

Mitek "Speedbrace" or equivalent m.s strip bracing to studwall as specified, refer framing schedule

SW

kitchen joinery, refer detail. recessed skirting

SW

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45x300mm timber carriages @450mm centers vapor barrier fixed to stringers 10mm plywood fixed to timber stringers Sisalation & insulation

glazed sliding window as scheduled, tracks as specified

FJ1

100x 50hw timber sill paint finish as specified

12 plywood lining

glazed sliding window tracks as specified hw timber window frame zincalume cladding over 15 plywood backing

timber framing

anti-abrasive building sheet

FB

insulation

5 cork flooring over 19 sheet flooring

timber framing

19mm T&G selected timber flooring over 12mm thk plywood sheeting FJ1 190x45mm F17 kd hw floor joists @450 centers, refer to Subfloor Member Schedule FB 240x45mm F17 kd hw Floor Beam, refer to Subfloor Member Schedule 450Ø bored piers as scheduled Ant caps to all stumps

01 A901

Sliding window section Scale 1:5

02 A508

Section detail-Kitchen stair Scale 1:20

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

raven weatherseal as specified

03 A512

18x18mm aluminum channel screwed and silicone sealed to wall

Section detail-wet area floor & screen junction

steel angle weld to universal beam (refer structural)

W4

Waterproof membrane

10mm shadow line glazed timber pivot door as scheduled

fall 1:60

19mm scyon wet area flooring 2 continuous10mm construction Allthread cast bead adhesive 300mm into upstand

18x18mm aluminum channel screwed andAnt silicone sealed to wall caps to all stumps

Scale 1:5

90x45 MGP10 kd pine, girt as specified, refer framing schedule 170x45 MGP10 kd pine or 02 140x45 F17 kd hw as specified, vmzinc cladding over 15 plywood backing Scale 1:20refer framing schedule A511 6mm plywood bracing, refer framing schedule insulation Sealant & Flashing packer Vapor barrier 4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled kd hw frame, paint finish as specified head fix steel track bolted to steel universal beam (refer structural)

packer

FB

F17 kd hw, floor max spacing), as

Waterproof membrane

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1.0 mm butynol membrane over 17 plywood @ 2 deg. pitch

8 plywood lining

19mm scyon wet area flooring 2 continuous construction bead adhesive

scheduled

fall 1:60

Fire rated wall plan

vmzinc capping as detailed

Insulation 10mm plasterboard to stud frame

timber framing

Plan detail-window type 1

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Selected wall tiles to 10mm grout

insulation

W 24

sealant 18mm steel reveal

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02 A901

W 24

04 A512

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timber batten

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19mm scyon wet area flooring 2 continuous construction DB1 bead adhesive

toughened glass as specified natural anodised aluminum edge strip waterstop 6mm flexible wet area sealant 10mm rubber waffle In-situ perimeter flashing

12mm plywood

edge strip waterstop 6mm flexibleFB wet area sealant 2, 240x45 10mm rubber waffle bearers (2500 In-situ perimeter flashing

19mm t&g timber flooring 10mm rubber waffle

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

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tyvek sheet

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

4mm double glazed window with 12mm air gap as scheduled

universal steel column refer to structural _____

FJ1 190x45 F17 kd hw, floor joists toughened glass as specified @ 450 centers, as scheduled natural anodised aluminum

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Capral narrowline 28x51mm glazing adapter screw fixed to concrete wall

DJ1

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

packer

Sisalation & insulation

FJ1

weather sealant continuous 18mm Ø IBS strip to 16mm gap

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2x16mm Boral Plasterboard

sealant

Capral narrowline 28x51mm glazing adapter screw fixed to concrete wall

19mm T&G selected timber flooring over 12mm thk plywood sheeting

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packer 12mm water resistant plasterboard

PUTTING PIECES TOGETHER: Construction Detail Design

DB1 2,190x45 F17 kd hw, deck bearers, as scheduled FRONT DECK

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT sealant 350mm thk concrete with 50mm polystyrene core

KDHW timber sill flush with floor & align with jamb, paint finish as specified

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

EXHIBITING ARCHITECTURE: exhibition design

Exhibiting Architecture by Nurul Husna Mohmad Fuzi/ s3427001

Exhibiting Architecture by Nurul Husna Mohmad Fuzi/ s3427001 Steel folding bracket with white finishing, screwed to fix.

85mm zinc plated fixed pin butt hinge, screwed to fix.

2700.0000

Rondo stopping bead P11 screwed on hollow core door.

Routed hole lined with brushed stainless steel profile.

Exhibiting Architecture by Nurul Husna Mohmad Fuzi/ s3427001 5mm thk painted natural self healing cork sheet clipped and screwed fixed over 2700x1220x35mm hollow core door.

2700x1220x35mm hollow core door.

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC scale 1: 15

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Notes Designing exhibition furniture for RMIT Architecture & Urban Design End of Semester Exhibition 02/2014 at RMIT Design Hub Gallery Space on level 2 & 5.

Project Exhibiting Architecture

RMIT Building 100, Corner Victoria and Swanston Streets, Carlton VIC 300 :+60435918784 s3427001@student.rmit.edu.au 1: 15 Date 14.10.2014 Scale

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The Green Hotel Resort is an idea of FILTER; filtering for privacy and natural elements.

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The community clinic in Darmo, Indonesia is a clinic for everyone, creating a sanctuary for the sick and well.

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