The Lens:
by Phantasmagoria 2023 Facade Fabrication Design 2024 Building Information Modelling - Revit Course 2024 Quota Space 2024 01 02 03 04 Fashioning the Unfashionable 2022 Torus 2022 Pod Living Love Living 2022 Attract and Repel Cafe 2021 05 06 07 08
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Re-design 2021 Permanent Movement 2021 Distopian Reality Cinema 4D 2021 09 10 11
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THE LENS: Presented by Phantasmagoria
Final Interior Architecture Studio Project Proposal
The creation of a civic innovation center guided by Country, located in the White Bay Power Station, Rozselle: A listed heritage site
2023
Rhino, Vectorworks, Adobe Suite, Lumion
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I want there to be a blurring between old and new, past and present, conscious and subconscious as well as phantasmagoria and reality. All of these elements have been embedded into the intrinsic framework of the space.
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The concept of phantasmagoria: a sequence of real or imaginary images like that seen in a dream or film, has underpinned my design proposal thinking. The concept has allowed me to critically analyse the film Metropolis 1927 and extrapolate its core themes and values, which I embedded into my redesign approach. Some of the prominent themes include the relationship which exists between human and machine, the underworld and upperworld as well as the enormity, magnitude and scale used to depict the urban cityscape. The film industry throughout the early 20th century adopted phantasmagoria and used it to develop new realities which predicted the future. I would like my redesign to be underpinned with the same notion, creating a space where people are able to come together to predict future problems and solve them as a collective, allowing an incubator of phantasmagoria to be established. “Sci-fi media makers were rapid prototypers from the start, among the first user-centred, user-experience designers,” allowing “people to become accustomed to what they might expect in future years.” This directly relates to the White Bay Power Station due to its industrial sentiment and sheer magnitude. The site itself was built to house machinery without taking into account the inevitable human interaction - thus fulfilling Metropolis’s predicted notions.
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Architecture Course
Fabrications Construction - Facade Design
The detailed development of a residential facade, underpinned by accurate construction and passive design strategies 2024
Revit, Rhino, Adobe Suite, Physical Model Making
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Large double glazed window and balcony establishes a visual connection to the adjacent parkland whilst allowing morning light to enter. Operable window and door ensures natural ventilation is able to take place passively cooling the space. Large operable window ensures optimal ventilation to occur whilst allowing social interaction between interior and exterior to take place. Outdoor courtyard with serving station connected to the kitchen ensures ease of outdoor dining and entertaining. 02
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Building Information Modeling (BIM) course
Architecture Course
The development of a sustainably driven residential project, constructed using Revit. The use of Tally, Green Building Studio and Insight to assess the emissions produced (embodied and operational) and develop strategies to better the design 2024
Revit, Adobe Suite, Tally, Green Building Studio, Insight
UP 2 4 M G O 10300 Precast Concrete Staircase up to Level Bedroom living terazzo concrete flooring Ash herringbone wood ground flooring flooring tile finish 50mm cavity Precast Concrete Staircase up to Level Communal gathering shared outdoor space Partially undercover to protexct from harsh Island benchtop for open plan living Triple glazed curtain planters encourage gardening and Building main bathroom window Triple glazed curtain double glazed Casement window double glazed Casement window 910x910mm double glazed casement window4 6 M G O m² Bathroom m² 10 11 m² 12 Circulation 15 MASTER BEDROOM 17 200 2065 285 4851 1116 285 285 4044 130 4048 229 Precast stair down shared living area on ground floor Balcony terrace overlooking adjacent parkland and shared outdoor space glazed casement window Double glazed curtain wall with 1500mm door opening to balcony Saferty handrail for fall prevention from balconies encourage gardening and connection nature but also allow for privacy screening 90mm timber stud wall with plasterboard finish on either side bedroom spaces glazed external Saferty handrail for fall prevention from balconies Central courtyard acting as ligthwell for natural light and ventilation Precast stair down shared living area on ground floor Overhanging roof garden acting as shading mechanism privacy and passive shading Triple glazed curtainw all allowing visual surrounding parkland south facing so no direct sunlight03
GROUND LEVEL 24000 Top of Cliff 37000 Roof Level 31000 Level 27000 A B C M E F G H J K L N O 2 12950 800 6100 422 295 104 3059 263 62 2595 100 25773 6049 4474 15250 4734 5540 300 1287 4377 1500 285 1865 460 2714 100 550 800 535 1015 1200 910 541 154 2759 325 225mm concrete slab with 300mm slab edge for external wall support Precast concrete staircase leading to level 1 bedroom 1730x2134 double panel front door entryway into back building Double glazed curtain wall with doorway opening up to the shared outdoor living space 300mm brick veneer wall with 50mm internal cavity Outdoor living space with views of southern parkland Exended level 1 to act as shading mechanism for street level outdoor space structurally assisted by external 300mm circular concrete columns 2700mm high internal plasterboard ceiling Internal open courtyard area in the centre of the design allowing access to natural light and ventilation whilst mainting privacy from neighbors External precast concrete staircase leading to level 1 terrace and up to rooftop outdoor terrace Basic cold roof for thermal mass with green roof construction above Slanted roof on back building to optimise natural light through skylights and solar access for panels GROUND LEVEL 24000 Top of Cliff 37000 Roof Level 31000 Level 1 27000 A B C M E F G H I J K L N O 26000 325 900 1210 650 240 2210 565 355 1210 2090 910 695 325 926 225 2805 321 870 3370 1650 1850 509 1372 1489 1360 583 910 2987 1850 11650 1100 300 3616 1810 3350 1810 1050 5100 364 1882 1364 910 305 3605 395 485 325 1180 910 1495 295 1210 585 325 1980 1100 457 443 8024 774 1789 529 1480 526 1220x2134mm Bifolding doors allowing ventilation and natural light access to level bedroom Terrace outdoor area and courtyard allows for outdoor living and constant connection between interior and exterior environments Angled roof optimises solar panel sun access whilst enhancing outlook to public space to the south Saferty handrail for fall prevention from balconies Double glazed curtain wall allowing visiual connection to adjacent parklands but also natural light and ventilation Precast concrete planters to house greenery enhancing privacy and encouraging connection to nature Decidious trees for privacy and passive shading Double glazed southern windows allowing natural light access and ventilation Exterior wooden deck flooring 240mm for external circulation and to increase thermal mass Shaded outdoor living space creating barrier between private, semiprivate and shared space Building 2 main entrance on the southern side of the property 03
GROUND LEVEL 24000 Roof Level 31000 7006 115 260 50 625 155 235 1200 910 541 154 325 926 1435 Glass Railing 900mm with open bottom 100mm off rooftop cladding 50mm R3.0 Roof Insulation Vapour Retarder 50mm Concrete Screed 175 In Situ Concrete Timber Studs sized to fit Additional Ceiling insulation 70x45mm Timber batten Gypsum Ceiling Roof finish Exposed drainage gutter 100mm rigid insulation surrounding roof structure Weep Hole Sarking folds over flashing 110mm Brick exterior wall 50mm air cavity 90mm rigid inculation 70 by 90 head lintel 70 by 70 head plate Metal window architrave 1810 by 910 Double glazed external window Sliding aluminium window Slanted sill for drainage 90 by 70 window lintel Metal window architrave Face seal for window sill ss washer for secure flashing Cavity flashing for window Sarking Layer Sarking secured to nog 50 by 90 timber nog Brick wall tie placed by engineer Weep hole Flashing Carpet floor finish in bedroom Carpet adhesive layer 50mm cement screed overlay 175mm concrete cast instu slab by engineer 100 by 175 Timber stud 70 by 90 Timber stud Curtain wall timber framing Additional 3d ceiling insulation 70x45mm Timber batten Gypsum Ceiling Roof finish Sliding curtain wall heading connection to ceiling Double glazed curtain wall facade 525 mm Fixed double glazed curtain panel 1900mm Double glazed framed panelled door 10mm interior finish Aluminium curtain wall profile fixed to concrete ground floor w PPC coated insulation panel set below wall to prevent thermal ridging Sealant applied between PPC panel and flooring to prevent water ingress 80mm glass wool insulation set aroound the perimeter of the slab to return to internal area to meet PPC panel to create continuous insulation Reinforced concrete floor slab specified my engineer Sealant applied between PPC panel and floor slab to increase watertightness around perimeter Permeable outdoor terazzo concrete paving Glaster screed 50mm flooring Oak herringbone interior flooring 50mm step down from interior to exterior flooring for additiona drainage inclusion 03
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Quota Space: A Multi-use Residential Proposal in Newtown - Design Studio 5
Architecture Course
dwellings, a communal outdoor space and public kiosk placed on site
Revit, Rhino, Adobe Suite, Physical Model Making, Lumion
Quota Space - a multi-unit residential project located in the heart of Newtown fuses architecture with context and landscape to create a space of collective discovery and shared experiences. The new design engages with the existing topography and Hollis Park to the East by adding a layer of functionality and purpose - to be engaged with by all. The dwelling spaces are distinguished by 3 fundamental design principles: natural light, circulation and thresholds which use light-wells, purposeful curves and orientation to foster an ideal living environment. Thoughtful design decisions have been adopted, underpinned by a human-centric approach. Quota Space not only intends to establish a dynamic and supportive relationship amongst residents but concurrently the surrounding community. “A fixed share of something that a person or group is entitled to receive or is bound to contribute.
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Fashioning The Unfashionable: Design Studio 5
Interior Architecture Course
Retail Shop Fitout
2022
Rhino, Sketch-Up, Adobe Suite, Lumion, Enscape
Fashioning the Unfashionable: a retail space which acknowledges the similarities which exist between the fashion and built environment industries. A space which attempts to combat the rising waste generated by both sectors. Through experience, sustainability and adaptability acting as the pinnacle strategies guiding my design approach, I was able to rather re-invent the past, as opposed to designing for the future. A space which despite its short lifespan, is able to form meaningful connections to customers, whilst educating them about the consequences of the current way the fashion and built environment industries operate.
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Torus: Design Studio 6
Interior Architecture Course
Work Place Design - Red Centre UNSW 2022
Rhino, ArchiCAD, Lumion, Grasshopper, Adobe Suite
The unique strategy which we adopted for the IDEO workplace, located in the UNSW red center is one which catalyses reinvention, recreation and revitalisation. Our vision for the space or ‘lab’ is to exude a limitless atmosphere, imbued with our 5 core design aspirations. These themes are, collaboration and creativity, focus and flexibility, culture and community, change making and innovation, all centered around human centric growth.
Zooming into my individual approach to the space, I will be focusing on the macro concept of manifestation and the micro concept of human orientation in space, and its importance when creating new realities. I want the IDEO workplace to act as a continuous source of inspiration, enhancement and adaptation for its users. When one is constantly surrounded by creative energy, one is constantly revitalised and re-inspired by their surroundings.
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Pod Living Love Living: Design Studio 5
Interior Architecture Course
Student Housing / Communal Space Design
2022
Rhino, ArchiCAD, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite
Redesigning UNSW’s Colombo House student housing, was one of the largest scale projects I had been tasked with over the past three years. Having to cater for 70 students over two floors. I was able to formulate three core strategies which guided my design decisions: Comfort and well-being which tackles the balance of private and public space to create a positive university experience. The second being: sustainability - focusing material choices, inclusion of green spaces, whilst maximizing natural light and air to reduce the use of artificial resources. The third strategy links back to the first - Covid and the lack of social interaction amongst students. We have based out design on a fully immersed co-living experience to enhance social opportunities and a strong sense of community in student living.
In terms of innovation, we desired to re-evaluate the way we live, especially considering the student demographic. We asked ourselves, why do we need a physical enclosed room? We have created pods which allow residents to have their private bubble but participate in a co-living environment.
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Attract and Repel Cafe: Technics 3
Interior Architecture Course
Post Covid Adaptable Coffee Station 2021 Rhino, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite, Revit
The Covid19 pandemic has characterised our modern context as ‘the age of social distancing,” which requires us to not only reconsider but redesign spaces which adhere to this new social normality.
Initially, measures to promote social distancing and hygiene were abruptly introduced, however, due to the constantly changing circumstances and uncertainty, a more adaptable but permanent solution is required.
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In an attempt to create a space which fulfills this, I started thinking about the way magnets are able to attract but also repel one another. This mirrors our current circumstances in the sense that social distancing is encouraged but the need for human interaction and connection is also a crucial part of the solution.
As such, I desire to create a space which is easily adaptable to the ever-changing context which the pandemic has produced, which also allows the user to choose how much interaction they desire to have with others in the space.
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950 100 200 100 200 100 600 800 220 830 840 970 2180 100 1080 910 100 100 ENSURE PAINT SPECIFICATIONS ARE CONFIRMED BY DESIGNER BEFORE APPLYING 950 100 CUSTOM TILED MATERIALISED WAYFINDING STRATERGY OF MOVING CUSTOMERS THROUGH THE SPACE. POSITIONED IN A SOCIALLY DISTANCED FORMAT TO ALLOW CUSTOMERS TO WAIT FOR THEIR ORDER OAK LAMINATE FLOORING 1291x193mm PANELS WITH A TEXTURED MATTE FINISH 40mm DOUBLE FULL GLASS ENTRANCE WITH LOCK AND HANDLES FIXED IN THE MIDDLE EXISTING 4000X4000mm ARCHITECTURAL SHELL 700 800 800 GRACE A2 13/07/2021 C SUMMATIVE 1 04/8/21 JF ALUMINIUM POLE EQ08 FACULTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT RED CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA WWW.BE.UNSW.EDU.AU 990 990 B FORMATIVE 2 26/7/21 JF LM02 2004 01 2000 01 2002 01 ST01 UNSW GENERAL NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE DIMENSIONS AS PROVIDED 01 01 2005 PL01 TL01 3600 AL01 01 2003 CUSTOM JOINERY POS BENCHTOP IN THE MAGNET SHAPE WITH WORKSPACE IN THE MIDDLE FOR EMPLOYEES AND FITTED WITH ALL REQUIRED EQUIPMENT 01 LEGEND A1000 PLYWOOD REV SHEET NO. DRAWN BY SCALE DRAWING JENNA FISHER 1:20 FLOOR PLAN REVIEWED BY SIZE DATE 1002 PT02 PROJECT NAME: PROJECT B RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA 0416 961 195 z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au 1000 INTERIORS J F RED LAMINATE FLOOR PLAN BERGUNDY PERSPEX CESARSTONE PT01 CLAY TILE FOR REVIEW A FORMATIVE 1 13/7/21 JF 600 FX03 2001 REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY 1001 1:20 01 01 3001 01 4200.00 4000.00 2500 4000.00 4200.00 2654 1800 CUSTOM BARSTOOL DESIGN WHICH FITS FLUSH UNDERNEATH COUNTERTOP ABOVE WELDED ALIMINIUM POLE HANGING SHELVING JOINERY ITEM SITS ABOVE THE POS COUNTERTOP AND ACTS AS A STYALISTIC ADDITION BUT IS ALSO PRACTICAL AS IT SUSPENDS THE ADJUSTABLE PERSPEX PANELS WHICH CAN BE USED DEPENDING ON THE CURRENT CLIMATE CUSTOM ARCHITECTURAL WINDOW 3600x1000mm EXTENDS THE MAJORITY OF BOTH OPPOSITE WALLS
08 3000 1300 820 880 4200.00 4000 ADJUSTABLE PERSPEX ALIMINIUM HANGING JOINERY ADJUSTABLE MECHANISM TO SUIT FUNCTION. SOFT CLOSE HELD SPEADY IN COUNTERTOP GRUVING CUSTOM BAR STOOL DOCUMENTED IN DETAIL SECTION OF DRAWING SET CUSTOM TILING PATTERN AS PER DETAIL SEEMLESS REPITITION AS REQUIRED HANGING JOINERY IS STRUCTURAL ROOF ENSURE ROOF IT ABLE TO PRIOR TO INSTALLATION PL01 TL01 LM01 C SUMMATIVE 1 04/821 JF B FORMATIVE 2 26/7/21 JF TL01 ST01 330 EQ01 EQ02 475 FX01 30 AL01 60 FX01 200 FX03 EQ08 30 760 160 80 382.00 20 382.00 250 640 820 20 EQ03 EQ05 20 170 460 30 20160 355 40 260 280 30 30 865 500 20 15 1100 75 810 160 8020160 2003 01 01 2002 4001 01 30 REV SHEET NO. A2000 REVIEWED BY SIZE DATE GRACE A2 13/07/2021 JENNA FISHER 1:10 ELEVATION 1 1:10 01 FACULTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT RED CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA WWW.BE.UNSW.EDU.AU 40 UNSW REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY A FORMATIVE 1 13/7/21 JF GENERAL NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE DIMENSIONS AS PROVIDED RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA 0416 961 195 z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au INTERIORS J F DRAWN BY SCALE DRAWING FOR REVIEW PROJECT NAME: PROJECT B LEGEND 120 RED LAMINATE 4000 ELEVATION 1 120 PLYWOOD 2000 300 01 FINISH FLOOR LEVEL RL LEVEL 3000 2598.50 2297.69 1930 INTERIOR SHELVING RED THICK APPLIED USING AN ADHESIVE 2mm THICK ENSURE BENCHTOP 125x170mm OVERHANGING LEDGE TO SUPPORT CAESARSTONE ENSURE RED CASAERSTONE OF 100mm ON THE ENTIRE PERIPHERY OF THE JOINERY PIECE EVENLY SPACED 4003 160 30 02 3000 JENNA FISHER 1:10 SECTION 1 20 REV SHEET NO. A 4002 REVIEWED BY SIZE DATE GRACE A2 13/07/2021 40 01 FACULTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT RED CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA WWW.BE.UNSW.EDU.AU UNSW SECTION 1 REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY 01 GENERAL NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS AND EXISTING CONDITIONS MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE DIMENSIONS AS PROVIDED 20 20 RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA 0416 961 195 z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au 3000 J F 100 C SUMMATIVE 04/8/21 JF DRAWN BY SCALE DRAWING B FORMATIVE 2 26/7/21 JF 330 FOR REVIEW PROJECT NAME: PROJECT B INTERIORS 40mm RECESSED INDENTATION INTO PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE AND CESARSTONE COUNTERTOP FOR MEXIMUM STABILITY OF 20mm PERSPEX SHEET WHEN IN THE POSITION LEGEND 20 160 90 BERGUNDY PERSPEX 20 A FORMATIVE 1 13/7/21 JF RED LAMINATE 2 150 20 250 85 40 470 560 20 90 CLAY TILE 80 30 1:10 50 PLYWOOD 55 260 30 50 CESARSTONE 4002 30 160 20 40 720 275 85 30 760 250 500 LM01 30 LM01 TL01 ST01 PL01 TL01 LM01 AL01 30 30 EQ01 FX03 30 20 20 30 250 260 ALUMINIUM POLE 20 OPEN 300 260 820 OPEN 02 20 30 20 360 190 245 810 400 380 300 460 360 315 810 560 245 190 360 340 20 30 350 560 450 400 385 315 355 J F GENERAL NOTES EXISTING CONDITIONS MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK USE DIMENSIONS AS PROVIDED 4002 01 INTERIORS REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY 20 20 CUSTOM BARSTOOL ELEVATION 03 4001 ALUMINIUM POLE STRUCTURAL BAR STOOL LEGEND CONCEALED ON FIXED EXPOSED FACES PL01 FB01 B SUMMATIVE 04/8/21 JF AL01 A FORMATIVE 19/7/21 JF FACULTY OF BUILT ENVIRONMENT RED CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA WWW.BE.UNSW.EDU.AU CUSTOM BARSTOOL SECTION CUSTOM BARSTOOL SECTION JENNA FISHER 1:5 CUSTOM BARSTOOL PLAN 4001 1:5 1:5 CUSTOM BARSTOOL PLAN UNSW 01 1:5 4001 LM01 02 4001 SEEMLESS ATTATCHMENT OF PERSPEX BACKREST GRACE A2 13/07/2021 REVIEWED BY SIZE DATE FOR REVIEW A PROJECT NAME: PROJECT B RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au 1mm THICK SILICON SEALANT AND 2 15 1 INTERIORS J F 4002 PIECE TO SIT ABOVE CENTRAL BENCHTOP RED LAMINATE BOARD USED FOR SUBSTRATE AND FINISH OF TOP OF SUSPENDED SHELVING UNIT. CESARSTONE SUMMATIVE 1 04/8/21 JF 25mm OVERHANG OF RED LAMINATE PLYWOOD LAMINATE PANEL SUBSTRATE LM01 25 FORMATIVE 1 19/7/21 JF 20 20 FM01 CEILING JOINERY SHELVING DETAIL CEILING JOINERY PL01 FB01 CUSHION DETAIL AL01 1:2 TL01 4002 A DRAWN BY SCALE DRAWING REV SHEET NO. REVIEWED BY SIZE DATE 4005 LM01 1 20 32 4002 1:2 02 01 CUSTOM BARSTOOL CUSHION DETAIL 15 30 UNSW FACULTY OF BUILT CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 WWW.BE.UNSW.EDU.AU REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY UNDERSIDE (VISIBLE SIDE) OF SHELVING UNIT USING MORTAR BACKING ONTO THE PLYWOOD LEGEND PERSPEX SHEETS ARE ATTATCHED TO THE HANGING ALUMINIUM JOINERY PIECE AND ARE EASILY ADJUSTABLE GENERAL NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS AND MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY THE PROCEEDING WITH THE WORK DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE DIMENSIONS AS 10 01 20 RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON 0416 961 195 z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au FOR REVIEW PROJECT NAME: PROJECT B INSET CUSHION INTO PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE NO NEED FOR FIXING TO MAXIMISE EASY CLEANING 85 SEATING SIDE COUNTER REV SHEET NO. GRACE A2 13/07/2021 LEGEND DRAWN BY SCALE DRAWING PROJECT NAME: PROJECT B FOR REVIEW RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA 0416 961 195 z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au 30 J F GENERAL NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS AND MUST BE CHECKED AND VERIFIED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE DIMENSIONS AS 20 20 180 RED LAMINATE PLYWOOD LIGHTING DETAIL 30 FACULTY OF BUILT CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 UNSW 1:2 130 2 20 100 30 1:2 LM01 TL01 ST01 30mm CESARSTONE COUNTERTOP TO BE FINISIHED WITH 3mm PENCIL ROUND STATION OF THE EMPLOYEES 15 LM01 SEATING SIDE COUNTER DETAIL A 1mm SILICON SEALANT TRACK LIGHTING IS RECESSED 15mm THROUGH TILING, USING 2mm TILING ATHESIVE ONTO THE 10mm PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE HANGING SHELF TRACK LIGHTING DETAIL LUCCI MAISON 1mm 240V LIGHT TRACK 4003 20 4003 01 10 45 4003 ADHESIVE ONTO THE PLAYWOOD SUBSTRATE BELOW 02 SEATING UNDERNEATH B SUMMATIVE 1 04/8/21 JF REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY 85mm CESARSTONE COUNTERTOP OVERHANG 145 OVERHANG 50 INTERIOR OF BAR SETTING. APPLIED USING LAMINATE A FORMATIVE 19/7/21 JF 50 LM01 40 ST01 DETAIL REV SHEET NO. 4004 PL01 DRAWN BY SCALE DRAWING PROJECT NAME: PROJECT FOR REVIEW RED CENTRE KENSIGNTON NSW 2052 AUSTRALIA 0416 961 195 z5259683@ad.unsw.edu.au FACULTY OF BUILT CENTER, WEST WING KENSINGTON NSW 2052 J F GENERAL NOTES ALL DIMENSIONS AND MUST BE CHECKED AND CONTRACTOR BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH THE DO NOT SCALE DRAWINGS. USE DIMENSIONS AS TL01 LEGEND RED LAMINATE PLYWOOD GRACE A2 13/07/2021 REV DESCRIPTION DATE BY 4004 RECESSED PERSPEX 1:2 UNSW ADJUSBALE BUT WHEN FULLY DOWN ARE RECESSED FLUSH INTO - SLIDING MECHANISM TO SUIT FUNCTION WHICH HAS A SOFT CLOSE AND IS MOUNTED VERTICALLY ONTO 1:2 100 SUBSTRATE TO ALLOW FOR SMALL 20mm SHADDOW GAP CUSTOM CLAY TILES APPLIED SEEMLESSLY ALONG EXTERIOR OF BENCHTOP 4004 A B SUMMATIVE 1 04/8/21 JF RECESSED PERSPEX SHEET DETAIL COUNTERTOP TO FLOOR DETAIL ENSURE STRONG MECHANISM IS INSTALLED TO BE ABLE TO HOLD PERSPEX SHEETS 3030 ENSURE ALUMINIUM C-CHANNEL APPLIED 01 A FORMATIVE 19/7/21 JF 20 30 02 30 50 30mm RED CESARSTONE COUNTERTOP APPLIED USING 2mm ADHESIVE ONTO 100 30 2 40 20
Permanent Movement
Interior Architecture Course
Singleton Learning Centre Redesign 2021
Rhino, Lumion, Enscape, Adobe Suite, Revit
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When redesigning the Singleton Information Centre, the main goal was to create a space which explores and highlights Singleton’s interrelationship between humans and landscape. The two are inextricably linked, despite juxtaposing one another. Humans are the embodiment of transience and malleability, which contrasts the constant and rigid landscape, which has remained for thousands of years, guiding the song lines and dream-time narratives told by elders.
The landscape has remained a constant part of an ever-changing context in which humans have utilised the resources provided by the land and adapted to fit into its permanence. Throughout my design, I have utilised different elements to metaphorically represent the connection between these two entities. The grounded aspects of the design symbolise the rigidity of the landscape. Whereas, the suspended layered joinery, hung from circular poles attached to the ceiling, are representative of the adaptability of human existence. The beauty of the design is that all the suspended elements can be adjusted each night, to create an entirely new experience for the viewer. I have also explored the concept of sand layering, with sand from significant ancestral and contemporary sites which make up the framework of Singleton. Singleton is an embodiment of the interconnectedness which exists between humans and the landscape, seen through the preservation of historical sites.
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Interior Architecture Course
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Cinema 4D Distopian Reality
Composition Course - Learning Cinema 4D 2021 Rhino, C4D, Lumion, Adobe Suite
When thinking about the brief entitled ‘not now but new’ I was immediately interested in researching and visually portraying the interconnectedness between time and gravity, two constant aspects of our present context.
For this highly experimental assignment I chose to combine the research topics of alternate universe and time travel in order to challenge the constant, invariable aspects of our modern world, and create three spaces which gradually show a deterioration of these constants.
The scientific theory entitled gravitational time dilation focuses on the understanding that the closer one gets to something the slower time becomes.
Or in other words, time runs slower wherever gravity is the strongest. This concept is expressed most clearly through the physical appearance of an hourglass, which became the primitive shape.
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