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JEETEN MAVJI
Curriculum Vitae
PROFILE
About
Kia Ora, I am Jeeten Mavji, I have just recently completed my post-graduate studies and are seeking employment within the architecture and design industry. I have attached my C.V. to showcase my work history and portfolio to display my ability as a designer. If you have any opportunities within the industry, I would enjoy hearing from you.
Ngā mihiWORK EXPERIENCE
Retail Sales Assistant
Area 51 Store 2020 - Present
Top performing salesperson consistently achieving sales targets and monthly incentives with a focus on developing customer service and interpersonal skills. Assisting with modelling and promoting product through the company’s social media channels.
Team Collection Maintenance
Wellington City Council 2017 - 2021
Worked part-time at Kilbirnie ‘Ruth Gotlieb’ Branch Library re-organising and shelving returns. Formerly, worked at the Wellington Central Library. However, was relocated (in early 2019) due to closure in response to the on-going earthquake strengthening.
Retail Sales Assistant
Farmers 2016/17, 2017/18, 2018/19
Worked as a Christmas Casual role over three summer holidays at the Lambton Quay Farmers. Playing an important role in the company over peak trading periods. Friendly and attentive, helped with answering general queries and processing sales.
Details
Name: Jeeten Balvant Mavji (He/Him)
Address: XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXX, Miramar, Wellington
Phone: +64 22 186 7617
Email: jeeten.mavji1998@gmail.com
DOB: 01/10/1998
Nationality: New Zealand Indian
Citizenship: New Zealand Citizen
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture (Professional)
2021 - 2022
Victoria University of Wellington: Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation
Major - Architecture
Graduate Certficate in Designed Environments
Victoria University of Wellington: Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation
Major - Project Management
Bachelor of Architectural Studies
2020
2017 - 2019
Victoria University of Wellington: Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation
Major - Architecture
NCEA & University Entrance
Wellington College & Rongotai College
2012 - 2016
NCEA Level 1, 2 & 3 (Achieved with Excellence)
Jeeten Mavji Curriculum
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VOLUNTEERING
Social Media Team
2023 - Present
Wellington Indian Sports Club
Assisted as part of the social media team for the annual King’s Birthday Tournament. Producing graphics, film and imagery for the event.
Graphic Designer
2022 - Present
Wellington Indian Association
In-house graphic designer assisting during community events and curating visuals for annual Diwali Light Show ‘Namaste Wellington’.
Social & Cultural Committee
SKILLS
Illustrator Proficiency
InDesign Proficiency
Photoshop Proficiency
AutoCAD Architecture Proficiency
2014 - 2017
Wellington Indian Association
Worked alongside the Social and Cultural Committee in events such as the annual Diwali show and Navratri festival.
Field Hockey Coach
2016
Wellington College
Host
2015
Wellington Indian Association
Host of the Diwali Show titled ‘Koffee at Kemp Street’
Youth Volunteer
2012 - 2014
New Zealand Indian Central Association
Volunteered as part of the WIA youth committee and was a participant at a race-relation (outreach) forum.
REFERENCES
Dr. Michael Dudding
Associate Dean (Students) Wellington School of Architecture & Postgraduate Research Supervisor
Phone: +64 04 XXX XXXX
Email: michael.dudding@vuw.ac.nz
Paul Thompson
General Manager of Property at Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira
Phone: +64 27 XXX XXXX
Email: paul.thompson@ngatitoa.iwi.nz
Revit Proficiency
Rhino 3D Proficiency
Grasshopper Proficiency
Enscape Proficiency
V-Ray Proficiency
Sketching & Modelling Proficiency
Campbell Chung
Director Area 51 Store & Current Employer
Phone: +64 21 XXX XXX
Email: cam@areafiftyone.co.nz
Deon Knox
Team Leader, South-East Cluster - Libraries & Community Spaces [Community Networks] Wellington City Council & Previous Employer ‘Kilbirnie Library’
Phone: +64 27 XXX XXXX
Email: deon.knox@wcc.govt.nz
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Jeeten Mavji Curriculum
Jeeten Mavji Architecture Portfolio 4
Jeeten Mavji Architecture Portfolio 5 CONTENTS Software Used for Projects Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, Grasshopper, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Enscape & V-Ray ARCI 593Architecture Research Portfolio p. 0613 ARCI 411Architecture Design Research p. 1417 ARCI 412Architecture Design Capstone p. 1821 ARCI 312Architecture Design Capstone p. 2225 SARC 321Construction p. 2629
PROJECT BRIEF
Zoroastrian Cultural Centre
114 Pakuranga Plaza, Pakuranga, Auckland
Hypothesis
Diasporic experience can be memorialised as a celebration of contemporary cultural heritage and identity through meaningful architecture.
Aims
To celebrate the New Zealand Parsi community in a design proposal for a cultural centre in Auckland, New Zealand.
Provide a place which can help facilitate the growth of the New Zealand Parsi community, by supporting their cultural and religious expression by means of social cohesion through interaction.
Key Objectives
1. Understand Parsi diaspora and experience
2. Understand contemporary needs of Parsi community, in terms of their expression of culture and identity
3. Develop and test design strategy for turning narratives of experience into meaningful contemporary architecture
CULTURAL CENTRE ENTRANCE
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
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2022
EXTERIOR VIEW (NIGHT)
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
EXTERIOR VIEW (DAY)
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
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DESIGN DESCRIPTION
Zoroastrian Cultural Centre
The complex was designed to be a utopian vision of cultural preservation meeting its spatial requirements and housing a community that will foster religion, education, heritage, and welfare of the Parsi community in Auckland.
The project presented several challenges and complexities:
1. Great Diversity of Spaces – sizes, their relationship to others and their technical requirements
2. Place of Worship – respectful approach to designing an agiary (fire temple) as a juddin (non-Zoroastrian)
3. Translation of Parsi Lived Experiences – shifting oral history data to meaningful architecture
While larger spaces operated as a focus for patrons, many smaller areas were required for the more private activities of worship, conference, and teaching. Their integration was to be achieved by generous and functional patterns of circulation, social spaces, and exhibition spaces. Considerations were made early in the design stage to seperate the public and private spaces of the cultural centre and fire temple - creating a link between the two by designing the courtyard and walkways around the two buildings.
A102 - GROUND FLOOR
DRAWING BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: REVIT 2022, DECEMBER 2022
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PRAYER HALL
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
RECEPTION
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
FOYER (GROUND FLOOR) RENDER BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
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COMMUNITY HALL RENDER BY JEETEN MAVJI SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
LIBRARY RENDER BY JEETEN MAVJI SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
DANCE STUDIO & GYM RENDER BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
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HERO IMAGE (DUSK)
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022 & ENSCAPE, DECEMBER 2022
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PROJECT BRIEF
Museum Design
2021
55 Cable Street, Te Aro, Wellington
For this particular stream of the ARCI 412: Architecture Design Capstone course I was invited and challenged to select any significant building in Wellington and re-design it according to the original programme and site. The intent being to create a landmark ‘signature’ building which is of national importance. I was requested to ‘design for the present - as well as the speculative future’. Being representative of the next generation of designers, the project requested myself to take a strong stance on what it means to represent this new generation.
How can an iconic work of architecture be responsive to local contextual dialogues, while also reflecting national identity?
The programme which I chose was the ‘museum’. Hence, my intention was to re-design The Museum of New Zealand: Te Papa Tongarewa. From the outset, its importance and national significance is what caught my attention. Compounded with the fact that it is appeared to be a fairly ambitious undertaking suitable for the final project of the year.
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GIS REAL-TIME DIGITAL TWIN MODEL RENDER OF WELLINGTON CITY, NEW ZEALAND RUNNING IN UNREAL ENGINE 4 RENDER BY BUILDMEDIA / REALSPACE
ARTSTATION, NOVEMBER 2020
HERO IMAGE - NORTH WEST PERPECTIVE RENDER BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, OCTOBER 2021
FIRST FLOOR - CENTRAL VOID RENDER BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, OCTOBER 2021
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DESIGN DESCRIPTION Museum Design 2021
Design Guidelines for Museums
Museums, archives, and art storage facilities require special design consideration for a number of reasons, most notably that the value of the building’s contents often exceeds the value of the building itself. The three techinical factors which were assessed and implemented during the design process included; temperature and humidity maintenance, condensation and airtight enclosures.
Museums & Purposeful Design
By creating community-centric programs, museums are able to create a sense of complete fluidity between artists, visitors and the public. The overall form of the building took inspiration from a deconstucted waka. The central form and roof structure resembling that of a waka’s hiwi (hull) intersected by wings resembling both hoe (paddles) and raa matua (sails). The internal configuration and circulation of the building was greatly inspired by that of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York.
D102 - SLAB - L01
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SOURCE: REVIT 2022, DECEMBER 2022
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UP DN UP UP G F E D C B A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 28284 28284 28284 28284 28284 28284 11875 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 11875 20000 20000 20000 20000 20000 27400 20 10 GRAPHIC SCALE 1:500 30 40 50 Atrium 110 Storage Server Room 111 Conference Room 114 Toilets 115 Fire Escape (South) 116 Fire Escape (North) 119 Fire Escape (East) 120 Toilets 123 Meeting Space 125 Staff Offices 127 Reception Lounge 128 Large Exhibition Space 131 Auditorium 132 Auditorium -Tiered Seating 133 Retail Dining Space 134 Exhibtion Hall 135 Service Elevator 143 Toilets 149 Toilets 150 Toilets 156 Toilets 157
PROJECT BRIEF
Office Design
2021
86 Waterloo Quay, Pipitea, Wellington
With the on-going problem of physical and mental health instability following the impact of the deadly COVID-19 viral pandemic. Which forced the public to contextualise how they physically operate and adapted to a new lifestyle.
For this project, I was invited to provide a logical and pragmatic office design solution for Wellington City that will allow for ease of mobility, modularity and serenity in a post COVID-19 pandemic world. Cater to mental and physical wellness of all inhabitants and provide for easy integration into an urban environment, that can transcend the passage of time by being future-proof, progressive design.
Provide a pleasant experience for all patrons informing them of the positive aspects of life which should be cherished and valued. Also, set the benchmark as to how organisations should respond to post-pandemic construction and practice.
FRONT ENTRANCE (DAY)
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SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, JUNE 2021
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FRONT ENTRANCE (NIGHT)
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SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, JUNE 2021
BACK ENTRANCE (DAY)
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SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, JUNE 2021
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ABOVE: SITE ANALYSIS
BELOW: SOLAR STUDY
ILLUSTRATION BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: ADOBE PHOTOSHOP & GOOGLE EARTH, MARCH 2021
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DESIGN DESCRIPTION
Office Design 2021
There were eight principles that guided workplace design, implementation and management; open-plan, shared spaces, technology, modularity, consistent design, situational choice, safety and growth.
Design Challenges
As we study the new issues of creating safer work environments in the COVID-19 world, I discovered the following three main design challenges – physical distancing, circulation patterns and spatial context. Understanding distancing and density, and their relationship to circulation patterns within an existing spatial context, was key to solving for the evolving safety guidelines in shared spaces.
Wellbeing
Shared spaces also further enriched employee wellbeing through design. They can make us feel better. Hence, a range of postures can encourage active collaboration or relaxed conversation – reducing the physical stress that affects productivity. Therby, I looked to design the spaces within to enable these situations.
COVID-19 is the catalyst for change.
There’s Opportunity for Change Workspace of the Future
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take the best of the workspaces we knew and blend them with the remote working benefits acceleration in new ways of working increase in flexibility and adaptability supporting the employee experience and culture focus on building culture and community technology to enable collaboration reason to come to the office
PROJECT BRIEF
Events Centre
2019
275 Shelly Bay Road, Maupuia, Wellington
For the final project of our undergraduate studies, we were required to design a building composed of timber or steel, with a focus on the use of structure to inform the architectural narratives. The building would operate as a Centre for Creative Arts and Practices and be located along the Shelly Bay developmental site.
The centre should be seen as a new creative hub for Wellington - an epicentre of the cultural life of the capital. In this project I was tasked with developing a balanced proposal between academic studios, related facilities and the cultural hub with performance facility and cinema, into a singular coherent architectural outcome.
AUDITORIUM ENTRANCE
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SOURCE: REVIT 2020 & V-RAY, OCTOBER 2019
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ACADEMIC BLOCK 01 FOYER
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SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, OCTOBER 2021
CARPARK AND PRIMARY THROUGHFARE
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SOURCE: REVIT 2021 & V-RAY, OCTOBER 2021
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SITE ANALYSIS, PROCESS SKETCHES AND GROUND FLOOR PLAN
ILLUSTRATIONS & DRAWINGS BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: PROCREATE & REVIT 2020, OCTOBER 2019
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DESIGN DESCRIPTION
Events Centre 2019
Conceptual Narrative: The Departure, Journey & Arrival
This narrative was been visually explored through the placement, order and orientation of buildings.
The visual language of the ancient ‘coliseum’ form was considered to be the building footprint for the four buildings (besides the auditorium). This was considered as it was the first idea which came to mind when thinking of an auditorium arrangement and stage. Furthermore, its shape sat nicely on the Koru foundation/path accentuating the contours and bends as the spiral circulation reached its end.
The spherical ‘monolithic’ auditorium was placed at the end to symbolise the ‘end of the journey’. The narrative being, the pledge to the arts (entry/reception area & staff block), the development of the arts (academic block 1, 2 and auditorium support area) and finally the exhibition of the arts (auditorium). Also, each building contained a direct line of sight to the striking auditorium space, serving as both a metaphorical desire to achieve the end goal and literal sentinel of excellence.
1. the pledge to the arts
2. the development of the arts
3. the exhibition to the arts
Additionally the relationship between spaces was be sub-divided into two parts:
• SECONDARY Administration - [Entrance / Reception Area - Staff Offices]
• PRIMARY Cultivation - [Academic Block(s) - Auditorium/Performance Space]
Hence, to show this hierarchy visually, the ‘administrative’ spaces were placed at a distance from the primary ‘cultivation’ focused buildings, introducing a dual throughfare and curve of circulation.
VOLUMETRIC ANALYSIS FOR AUDITORIUM
MODELS BY JEETEN MAVJI
SOURCE: AUTHOR'S MODEL, OCTOBER 2019
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PROJECT BRIEF
Commercial Construction
2019
21 Willeston Street, Wellington Central, Wellington
SARC 321 Construction was a group project, consisting of two architecture students and one building science student. Each of us was assigned a different floor consisting of different programs. I was assigned the office floors, of the 12 storey building. A site was chosen within the group with our site being located on Willeston St in Wellington. Autodesk Revit was used so we could all learn to work collaboratively on a single shared file. This course consisted of three projects to build up the framework of the building, these included the structure, the core and the façade. All following the NZBC requirements.
HERO IMAGE - COMMERCIAL BUILDING
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SOURCE: REVIT 2020, AUGUST 2019
Architecture Portfolio Wi leston Street JervoisQuay Frank Kitts Park Victoria Street N Building Footprint 2200m2 Project: Address: Drawn Scale: Drawing: Date: Drawn By: Sheet No: Project No. J.E.F Architecture 1 : 500 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Site Plan A101 07/25/19 Project 1 Jeeten Mavji Structural Framework Site Plan 1:500 1 LEGEND: Building Footprint Building Footprint [Structure] 26
SARC 321
Jeeten Mavji Architecture Portfolio 27 DN DN Retail 5 200m2 Retail 6 200m2 Common Access 175m2 Office Entrance 240m2 Lobby 284m2 Retail 4 105m2 Retail 3 392m2 Retail 2 206m2 Retail 1 [Café] 160m2 Stairwell Stairwell Lift Lift Lift Lift JervoisQuay Victoria Street N Lift Entrance Lift Entrance 2 3 4 5 6 7 A B C D E F Willeston Street Access Victoria Street Access Core 97m2 Project: Address: Drawn Scale: Drawing: Date: Drawn By: Sheet No: Project No. J.E.F Architecture 1 : 200 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Ground Floor A102 07/21/19 Project 1 Jeeten Mavji Structural Framework Ground Floor Specifications: 1. 2. Steel Columns with fire coating, 500mm x 500mm on 9x9 grid Steel Beams with fire coating, 450mm (D) x 300mm (W) 3. Stahlton Hollow Core: 200 Elematic Slab with 75mm concrete topping 4. Primary beams running EastWest to resist the wind load from the East. Ground Floor Plan 1:200 2 LEGEND: Retail 6 Retail 5 Access Office Entrance Retail 4 Retail 3 Lobby Retail 2 Retail 1 [Café] Lift and Stairwell Core Steel Column 500 x 500 mm Stairwell Stairwell Lift Lift Lift Lift Lift Entrance Lift Entrance N Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office Office 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 12m2 Conference Room 1 53m2 Conference Room 2 53m2 2 3 4 5 6 7 A B C D E F Core 97m2 Project: Address: Drawn Scale: Drawing: Date: Drawn By: Sheet No: Project No. J.E.F Architecture 1 : 200 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Office Plan A103 07/25/19 Project 1 Jeeten Mavji Structural Framework Office Specifications: 1. 2. Steel Columns with fire coating, 500mm x 500mm on 9x9 grid Steel Beams with fire coating, 450mm (D) x 300mm (W) 3. Stahlton Hollow Core: 200 Elematic Slab with 75mm concrete topping 4. Primary beams running EastWest to resist the wind load from the East. 5. Cubicle size, accomodates a single person (28 cubicle, 28 people) Office Plan 1:200 3 LEGEND: Office Block (3000 mm x 4000 mm) Conference Board Room Lift and Stairwell Core Steel Column 500 x 500 mm 6. Additional common space to accomodate upto 20 people per conference / board room. 5. Max capacity approx. 68 per floor
Jeeten Mavji Architecture Portfolio 28 HWC CWC RETAIL EXTRACT CARPARK EXTRACT RETAIL EXTRACT UP 13 12 10 9 7 6 4 3 1 20 19 17 16 14 D C 4 3 350 900 350 4400 200 1750 200 2390 1600 9000 200 2800 200 2800 200 3250 200 2390 220 2800 200 700 200 3600 200 200 1750 900 150 200 1750 900 150 200 150 3100 200 100 1030 1020 100 3960 780 100 1060 200 350 550 50 50 750 200 100 1030 1020 10 m² Laundry 9 7 m² HVAC Systems 10 1 m² Cleaner's Cubpoard 3 4 m² Staff Toilet 2 11 m² Elevator Shaft [West] 4 11 m² Elevator Shaft [East] 11 17 m² Elevator Lobby 7 16 m² Fire Escape [North] 1 10 m² Service Risers [North] 8 Non - Monolithic Landing R @ 21 181.0 mm Electrical Riser Air Exhaust Duct Toilet Exhaust Air Pressure Riser Toilet Exhaust 3600 2800 3500 2800 2250 3250 5800 2800 17502150 1140 60/60/60 FRR Fire rated door Wheelchair Refuge TILE DEPOT - Abstract grey concrete effect porcelain tiles @ 600 x 600 mm square over floor space. metrix DuraSquare basins, washbasin ground 600 x 470 mminstalled as per manufacture detail. 600 x 600 mm cold water riser Toilet exhaust @ 700 x 700 mm to exit at roof level Toilet exhaust @ 700 x 700 mm to exit at roof level 600 x 600 mm hot water riser Retail extract riser @ 600 x 600 mm to exit above ground floor Carpark extract riser @ 600 x 600 mm to exit above ground level Elevator lobby 3840 x 7500 mm, led by the corridor that is 2000 mm wide Common laundry room for apartment residents. Includes washing machine, dryer, sink and waste disposal facilities Project: Address: Drawn Scale: Drawing: Drawn By: Sheet No: J.E Architecture LEGEND: Reinforced Concrete Shear Walls 60/60/60 FRR Fire Rated Walls Shaft [No Ceiling] Steel Column 500 x 500 mm 1 : 50 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Apartment Core PlanTop Half A102 Jeeten Mavji Core Construction EXTRACT FAN UP 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 D C 4 5 1 A104 200 3380 200 3000 2800 200 9000 3100 200 1880 200 4400 350 900 350 700 200 2800 200 1020 240 300 490 900 490 200 1060 100 780 3860 100 100 1020 240 300 3380 200 150 900 1750 200 150 900 1750 200 10 m² Server/Comms Room 5 5 m² Storage 12 16 m² Fire Escape [South] 13 10 m² Service Risers [South] 6 Non - Monolithic Landing R @ 21 181.0 mm Air Pressure Riser Fire Air Exhaust Duct Electrical Riser Data Riser Data Riser 27501880 5800 2750 3480 2800 3500 2800 3600 Data riser 1000 x 500mm with holes for data - fixed through concrete floor slab Data riser 1000 x 500mm with holes for data - fixed through concrete floor slab Air exhaust duct 2000 x 1500mm, supplied on each apartment floor. Must be minimum of 6000mm away from fresh air supply. Electrical riser cupboards 1500 x 800mm, any holes for cables to be fixed through the floor slab. Distribution board also located here. 60/60/60 FRR Fire rated door Reinforced concrete column 500 500 mm replaced with UC steel column (500 500 mm) Concrete shear walls, 300mm deep spanning from column to column as seen in drawing. Escape stairs made of precast concrete by GRCNZ. 250 mm tread depth and 181 mm riser height with a width of 1000 mm. 100 x 100 mm posts with C -profile beam to support the precast concrete landing. 500 x 1000 mm staircase pressurisation riser for stairwell 500 x 500 mm pipe to go vertically as a wet riser. Also supplies sprinkler water. Common secure storage room for apartment residents. Includes 13 safe deposits for valuables and possesions. Door locked with pin code. Open plan common storage room for apartment residents. Includes 5 wall bike mounts and lockers for general storage.Project: Address: Drawn Scale: Drawing: Drawn By: Sheet No: J.E Architecture LEGEND: Reinforced Concrete Shear Walls 60/60/60 FRR Fire Rated Walls Shaft [No Ceiling] Steel Column 500 x 500 mm 1 : 50 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Apartment Core PlanBottom Half A102B Jeeten Mavji Core Construction
Main entrance to the retail shops located on the ground floor. Area approx 1760m^2.
J.E.F. ARCHITECTURE
Specifications:
Steel columns with fire coating. 500x500mm on a 9x9 grid.
Steel beams with fire coating. 450mm (D) x300mm (W).
Stahlton Hollow Core: 200 Elematic Slab with 75mm concrete topping and timber in-fill.
Primary beams running East -West to resist the wind load from the East.
Alternating shutters is used for the East facade to redirect the prevailing wind from the north and south. The facade has been evenly divided into sections of 1m with alternating sequence on undulating surfaces.
Thermosash Building Integrated glass used for curtain wall windows. It offers thermal insulation properties as well as varying transparency level, providing shading elements and reduction in solar gain.
Translucent BIPV applied to the residential level for more privacy and transparent BIPV for the office levels.
Common room for residents located on level 6 which provides a relaxing space with a great view of wellington harbour on the East side. It also visually separates the building. Exposed construction which balances the visual impact of the facade(s).
Outdoor area for tho office workers located on level 1. Outdoor area is available on the west and south side of the building. Veranda around the edge adds extra outdoor area plus it shelters the footpath on ground floor. Sheltered sitting space available as well.
Main entrance to the retail shops located on the ground floor. Area approx 1760m^2.
Jeeten Mavji Architecture Portfolio 29 J.E.F. ARCHITECTURE Project: FACADE DESIGN 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Address: East Facade Elevation Drawing: 1:200 @ A3 Scale: Jeeten Mavji Drawn By: 06/10/2019 Date: Sheet Number: C103 4000 FFL 8000 FFL 12000 FFL 16000 FFL 20000 FFL 24000 FFL 28000 FFL 36000 FFL 44000 FFL 32000 FFL 40000 FFL 48000 FFL 0 FFL 1 - Office 2 - Office 3 - Office 4 - Office 5 - Office 6 - Common Room 7 - Apartment 9 - Apartment 11 - Apartment 8 - Apartment 10 - Apartment 12 - Roof 0 - Retail 1 2 3 4 5 6 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 45000 mm 4000 mm 3300 mm
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EAST FACADE EXPLORATION
Project: FACADE DESIGN 21 Willeston Street, Wellington 6011 Address: North Facade Elevation Drawing: 1:200 @ A3 Scale: Jeeten Mavji Drawn By: 06/10/2019 Date: Sheet Number: C102 4000 FFL 8000 FFL 12000 FFL 16000 FFL 20000 FFL 24000 FFL 28000 FFL 36000 FFL 44000 FFL 32000 FFL 40000 FFL 48000 FFL 0 FFL 1 Office 2 Office 3 Office 4 Office 5 Office 6 Common Room 7 Apartment 9 Apartment 11 - Apartment 8 Apartment 10 - Apartment 12 - Roof 0 Retail 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 29735 mm 16755 mm 9000 mm 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9000 mm 11200 mm
Solar activated facade (SAF) is used for the North facade to retain midday and early afternoon thermal energy. Creating a pocket of warmer air towards the northern region of the building. The facade has aligned with the corresponding columns and grid lines with spans of 9m, to maximise coverage. Outdoor area for tho office workers located on level 1. Outdoor area is available on the west and south side of the building. Veranda around the edge adds extra outdoor area plus it shelters the footpath on ground floor. Sheltered sitting space available as well. Steel columns with fire coating. 500x500mm on a 9x9 grid. Steel beams with fire coating. 450mm (D) x300mm (W). Stahlton Hollow Core: 200 Elematic Slab with 75mm concrete topping and timber in-fill. Primary beams running East -West to resist the wind load from the East. Specifications: Common room for residents located on level 6 which provides a relaxing space with a great view of wellington harbour on the East side. It also visually separates the building. Exposed construction which balances the visual impact of the facade(s). Thermosash Building Integrated glass used for the curtain wall windows. It offers thermal insulation properties as well as varying transparency level, providing shading elements and reduction in solar gain. Translucent BIPV applied to the residential level for more privacy and transparent BIPV for the office levels. 7000 mm 4000 mm NORTH FACADE EXPLORATION
PORTFOLIO
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