Architecture portfolio

“for the culture”

a dialogue between object and ritual

An Architecture Portfolio with projects from 2018 - 2022 pg 2 Curriculum vitae pg 4 For the Local, pg 14 For the Immigrant For the Aesthete pg 26 Work Experience Projects

Luba Nomhlekazi Nkiwane

My architecture work is centred around anthropological questions. How does our history or our culture whether social or material influence how we relate to space? What symbols and social practices go unrecognised in our individual cultures? What is neglected so that we may embrace the universal?

I embrace my positionality, defined by the zeitgeist, my heritage and culture but also by the experiences I have accumulated.

WHO AM I NAME Luba Nomhlekazi SURNAME Nkiwane DATE OF BIRTH 11/12/1997 AGE 25 years NATIONALITY Zimbabwean PHONE NUMBER +393311258078 EMAIL ADDRESS lubanomhle@gmail.com

Tomba Brion, Photo taken by Iva Popovska (Altivole: 2022)

Education/Qualifications 2010-2015

Girls’ College Bulawayo (Zimbabwe)

2016-2018 2020-present

Competitions and Awards 2018

Nominated as UCT candidate

Studied Maths, Physics and Art for A level

for Norman Foster

University of Cape Town (South Africa)

travelling scholarship

Bachelor in Architectural studies

2018

Dean’s merit list for grades

Università IUAV di venezia (Italy)

2018

Academic award at Liesbeek Gardens Residence, UCT

Master in Architecture

Work Experience 2017

Muhle Architects, Johannesburg (South Africa) Interned for 2 weeks in my 2nd year of Bachelor’s studies

2019

Volunteering Experience 2010

Participated as a case study in Soroptimists’ projects focused on the Zimbabwean girl child

Professional Design Studio, Bulawayo (Zimbabwe) Designing and drawing residential and

2020

2019

Volunteer at “Do it for the

small scale commercial projects

kids” (DIFTK) (Zimbabwe)

ASA Design Ltd. Kigali (Rwanda)

Other Skills

Various research on biodigestors and designing for pandemics https://www.activesocialarchitecture.com/research

Strong research and writing skills

Participated in various social architecture projects:

Musically literate, ABRSM

drawings, renders, site visits

certificate in Piano

2021

Venice Biennale 2021 installation titled Liquid Geographies, Liquid Borders with Mpho Matsipa and Olalekan Jeyifous (Italy) Assisted with installation

Excellent communication skills Hand Drafting

Languages Fluent in English

2022

Kungsthaus Bregenz in Venice (Italy)

Native language is Ndebele

Visitors Service for the exhibition

A2 in Italian

Leadership Positions 2015

Secretary at Girls’ College Toastmasters’ Society

2017

Engineering Head Tutor at Glendower Residence, University of Cape Town (UCT)

2017

Mentor at Glendower Residence, UCT

Computer Skills Adobe photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator

2018

Mentor at Archifemme for junior female students

Microsoft Office Suite

2018

Committee member facilitating a student lead

Autocad

academic week for undergraduate architecture

Archicad

2019

Visual Artists’ Association of Bulawayo Committee

2020

Founder of Bandiwhilila

Rhino

2022

Kungsthaus Bregenz in Venice (Italy) Visitors Service for the exhibition

Revit

Website https://bandiwhilila.wixsite.com/website

FOR THE LOCAL FOR THE IMMIGRANT Development project in Wynberg, 2018 Cape Town, South Africa

The main road was one of the first dominant routes established towards the inner mainland stretching from the city of Cape Town to Simon’s town by European settlers. Wynberg naturally developed as an independent settlement after functioning initially as a commercial strip.

Currently, post-apartheid Cape Town is marketed as a “world class city” attracting foreign attention and investment from transnational monopolies.

There has been a growing restlessness amongst many Cape Town communities who feel politically and socio-economically neglected.

Unlike many neighbourhoods fighting gentrification, Wynberg’s variety of rhythms clash in dissonance with the singular perspective. Wynberg is a

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cultural kaleidoscope with a vibrant main road occupied by African immigrant enterpreneurs. My intention in this project was to celebrate the human scale, spatial practices in the community.

Wynberg is rapidly increasing in population and its urban fabric, along the main road is densfying due to urban redevelopment projects. My design proposal pays attention to the human scale by first gently drawing pedestrians in. My building is fragmented unlike many monolithic buildings along the road, it mimics the fragmentation of the city, with multiple interventions coexisting.

I imagined this to be a place that interrogates functions that are opposite (civic and commercial) and similar (indoor vs independent small shops) to create a space fused with an organic interactions of different dialectic entities.

Functional variety contributes positively to the overall

The functions I chose for the ground floor Commercial: -A restaurant -An array of shops, from single stalls indoor and outdoor and an indoor market

Civic: -A pediatric hospital -A pharmacy -Proposed nursery school (beyond the site)

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My design proposal

Pre-existing residential buildings of maximum 2 storey height

Social green space of convergence

Multifunctional, multistory buildings; public function on ground floor and accommodation on the other floors

SOCIAL GREEN SPACE Previously a car park, reclaiming the city for people, parking is now underground

HIGH RISE DEVELOPMENT public ground floor with accommodation on floors above

SURROUNDING BUILDINGS Suburban development surrounding the site

PROPOSAL The red line marks the boundary of my site

NURSERY Proposed nursery to foster a sense of community

LIMINAL SPACES Creating pockets of spaces for social interactions and linking them with other pockets/courtyards

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DROP OFF For proposed nursery

URBAN FRONT To maximize commerce along the mainroad but with courtyards for social interactions

I conducted an analysis of spatial occupation.

Along the mainroad one can identify a kaleidoscope of activities. I studied how these victorian street fronts are occupied by independent and mostly foreign vendors. Their occupation of these shops does not follow any spatial regularity. I have tried to document how the body relates to these spaces and how people interact between the shops and the streets.

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Wynberg Intervention, Sectional Elevation AA, (Scale 1:250)

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Wynberg Intervention, Sectional Elevation BB, (Scale 1:250)

Wynberg Intervention, South Elevation, (Scale 1:250)

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B

C

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Wynberg Intervention, Ground Floor Plan, (Scale 1:250)

Wynberg Intervention, Basement Plan, (Scale 1:750)

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Wynberg Intervention, First Floor Plan, (Scale 1:750)

Wynberg Intervention, Second Floor Plan, (Scale 1:750)

Wynberg Intervention, Third Floor Plan, (Scale 1:750)

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Wynberg Intervention, Section CC, (Scale 1:75)

FOR THE AESTHETE A project in Alhambra, 2021 Granada, Spain In collaboration with Iva Popovska

The Blackbox, Interior Render

Precedent

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Julie Mehretu, A Painting in Four Parts: Part 2, “Mogamma”, (Egypt: 2012) In Julie Mehretu’s painting you look and try to comprehend the intermingling of shapes that are not quite shapes and spaces that are not quite spaces. It is in this palimpsest of the political, cultural, the fervour and the agitation that you find yourself adrift. The circumstances that define this piece happen across a sea (the Mediterranean) from Alhambra, and centuries after its conception but boundaries and time are known to be deceptive. The lens of space and time shows us connections, overlaps, intersections that immerge once you squint at these projections. A feeling of unease might creep onto your conscious, those swooping coloured lines and those harsh charcoal scribbles coax you, and attempt to seduce you, to perhaps think in between and beyond them.

Regardless the aesthete gazes lazily and proceeds to the next canvas. To him art is the real wonder. Stillness becomes movement and space is no longer a projection, it is literal in the water temple precedent by Tadao Ando.

IN COLLABORATION WITH IVA POPOVSKA (IUAV)

Precedent

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Tadao Ando, Water Temple, (Higashiura: 2012) Contrarily to Mehretu, Ando’s project has an agenda in its undeniable symbolism and bold geometry. There is an axis, there is a path and there is no ambiguity. He has guilefully drawn a space for sensory gluttony. The aesthete is consumed, pulled, and tugged by vices of light, materiality, and colours whilst the Buddha statue observes. This project seeks to recognize the context in its depth and its nuances. The site is regarded as a series of processes and ritualistic practices and meditations, but it is the aesthete we are particularly motivated to entice. It is the end result that is important to him. He looks upon the undulating hills and the wash of red contrasting with the forest green of Alhambra but in the distance, there is a faint chanting, if one concentrated they might almost dare to say they can hear a cante chico tune as well.

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Alhambra site, Plan, “The project consists of 3 interventions”, (Scale 1:5000)

IN COLLABORATION WITH IVA POPOVSKA (IUAV)

Generalife Viewpoint, Axonometric, (Scale 1:1000)

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Meersman accommodation, Axonometric, (Scale 1:750)

The Blackbox, Axonometric, (Scale 1:750) GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

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B

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Generalife Gardens-Viewpoint 1, Ground floor and third floor plan, (Scale 1:400)

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Generalife Gardens-Viewpoint 2, Ground floor and third floor plan, (Scale 1:400)

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IN COLLABORATION WITH IVA POPOVSKA (IUAV)

Generalife Gardens-Viewpoint 2, Section AA, (Scale 1:250)

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Generalife Gardens-View point, Render

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Meersman Accommodation, Ground floor and First floor plan, (Scale 1:1000)

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Meersman Accommodation, North Elevation, (Scale 1:400)

Meersman Accommodation, South Elevation, (Scale 1:400)

Meersman Accommodation, West Elevation, (Scale 1:400)

IN COLLABORATION WITH IVA POPOVSKA (IUAV)

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2 1-Wall filling Vertical timber cladding Cavity

2- Floor Filling Horizontal Wooden Planks Damp Prove Membrane Heraklith- Wood wool insulation 10mm Cement 25cm Charcoal 15cm Earth

Wooden batten Heraklith-Wood wool insulation (2.5mm) x 2 Heraklith- Wood wool insulation 10mm Wooden batten Damp Prove Membrane Vertical Timber cladding Existing brick wall

Meerman Accommodation, Detail, (Scale 1:50)

A A A

The Blackbox, Ground floor plan, (Scale 1:400) A

B

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A A

The Blackbox, Second floor plan, (Scale 1:400)

The Blackbox, Section CC, (Scale 1:400)

GSPublisherVersion 0.3.100.100

1- Roof IN COLLABORATION WITH IVA POPOVSKA (IUAV)

30mm timber roof deck 125mm cellulose insulation 20mm timber fly deck fastened with steel L clips 100x100mm hanging timber joints fastened with steel brackets 75x225mm timber purlins 300x500mm HSS steel purlins

2- Floor Horizontal timber plank flooring pipe encased with builder’s stone 550mm concrete mold with sealer waterproofing compacted earth fill 300x500mm HSS steel beams 75x150mm timber purlins

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The Blackbox, Detail, (Scale 1:75) GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

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WORK EXPERIENCE PROJECTS Professional Design Studio, Zimbabwe 2019 ASA Studio, Rwanda, 2020

IN COLLABORATION WITH BARBARA GIORDANO

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ASA Studio, RLS Library, “Render”,(Rwanda: 2020)

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ASA Studio, Umubano Extension, “Render”,(Rwanda: 2020)

IN COLLABORATION WITH BARBARA GIORDANO

2 A

1

B

0.50

0.75

Metal column to carry roof structure 80x40x3 mm

0.93

1.00

3.4 0

Screed joints Stone masonry retaining wall with waterproof cement rendering

FF: Rough cement

0.15 0.30 +3.527 +0.250

EXISITING LIBRARY

0.45

0.45

Waterproof cement rendering on back rest

6.48

4.81

2.5 0

+0.15

+0.00

Stone masonry bench with waterproof cement rendering 3.50

3.22

0.4 5

Metal column to carry roof structure 80x40x3 mm

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7 1.5 4 1.9 .10 8

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1.03

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2.67

SLOPE 6%

Stone masonry and rough cement finish stairs

4 3

1.31

0.3 3

0.68

2 1

Existing curb 0.18

2.60

0.12

0.93

0.07

0.18

0.13

0.17

0.14

2.21

0.17

0.16

0.61

0.17

0.17 0.10

0.95

0.89

0.32

1.63

4.37

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0.80

0.18

1.75

Existing cobble stone ramp

UM A

LIBR EXTE

Floor Plan

Kicukir Kigali S

GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

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B

01.

24.06.2020

Issue

0.76

0.70

0.62

Iron sheet roof extension Metal profile purlins 80x40x2mm with 0.77m C/C embedded in the brick wall

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0.76 0.76

0.77

0.13

0.86

1.48

A Part

Existing cobble stone paving

0.50 0.90

Reinforced cement screed 80mm Brick hard core 200mm

0.50

0.15

falls 1:00

Stone masonry retaining wall and bench with waterproof cement rendering

0.40

0.98

2.48

2.87

1.75

3.33

PVC downpipe from gutter to cobble stone paving

ASA D

0.10

Gravel and cement blinding 0.50

0.40 0.90 1.10

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ASA Studio, Umubano Extension, “Working drawings”, (Rwanda: 2020)

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Section AA

scal 1:50

24.0 GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

FIXED-DOME BIODIGESTER Design Conditions

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1. The slurry overflow outlet must be higher than the slurry bed/slurry distribution channel (to prevent backwash into the digester) 2. The digester inlet must be at least 0.3m higher than the slurry overflow outlet 3. The gas outlet must be situated as close to the top of the gas holder as possible and at least 0.1m higher than the slurry overflow outlet (to prevent clogging with scum) 4. The generator should be located away from trees (where roots can interfere with the structure) and 30m from water supplies (to avoid possible contamination) 5. The generator should not be built ontop of or be situated beneath a throughway for heavy machinery 6. The outlet pipe/channel of the digester is fully accessible from the manhole of the displacement tank to enable unblocking

(Design, construction and maintenance of a biogas generator, 2020)

manhole inlet chamber

compensation tank/ expansion chamber

bio-digester

(Public toilet with biogas plant and water kiosk Naivasha, Kenya, 2020)

ASA Studio, Biodigestor Research, (Rwanda: 2020)

BIOGAS DEMAND VS ANTICIPATION BIOGAS YIELD –

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If primary reason for construction is based on biogas demand then the gas holder must be designed to cover the peak consumption rate (VG1) If the primary reason for construction is safe excreta treatment/disposal then the gas holder must be designed to cover the longest period of zero consumption (VG2)

Anticipated biogas yield (YB) from the digestion of human manure is about 40 litres per head per day.

Hence, estimated biogas yield from all 100 people is: YB (biogas yield) = 40 litres x 100 people = 4000l/d SCALING OF GASHOLDER –

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If the gasholder capacity is insufficient, part of the gas produced will be lost

400 - 167 = 233 The longest period of biogas consumption is 3 hours VG1 = 233 x 3 = 699l The longest interval between periods of consumption VG2 = 167 x 9 = 1503 l The primary reason for construction is safe excreta treatment/disposal thus this gas holder must be designed to cover the longest period of zero consumption (VG2). There must be a safety margin of 25%, the gasholder volume (VG) is thus: VG (gas holder volume) = 1503 x 1.25

= 1878.75 = 1880 l SCALING OF DIGESTOR

The gasholder must therefore be made large enough to [4]: – cover the peak consumption rate (VG1) – hold the gas produced during the longest zeroconsumption period (VG2), – furthermore, the gasholder must be able to compensate for daily fluctuations in gas production. These fluctuations range from 75 % to 125 % of calculated gas production.

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Daily gas yield is ca. 2,700 liter, therefore mean hourly biogas production (YM) is:

Daily amount of toilet water (Q) produced by 100 people (at a specific toiletwater production of 5 liters per person per day) is: Q= 100 x 5 = 500 l/d

YM (mean hourly biogas production)

= 4000/24 = 167 l/h

The mean biogas flow required for one oven burner is 200 l/h (Mateescu, 2017)

for 2 oven burners it is 400l/h

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Largely depends on waste added The detention volume (VD), is determined by the product of the chosen detention time and the daily substrate input quantity The retention time (HRT) indicates the period spent by the feed material in the digester unheated biogas plant temperature is assumed to be 1-2K in the digestor The retention time (HRT) is usually 60 - 80 days

The chosen HRT is 60 days VD = 500 x 60 = 30000 (Training Material on Biogas Sanitation, 2020)

ASA Studio, Biodigestor Research, (Rwanda: 2020)

Altro K30 or similar approved by the Architect

W04

2413

Servery counter

Waiting area

D06

2640

ab

W04

ab

ab

W04

ab

230

1500

230 1100 230

1500

230

Conc copping with dpc under Chromadech roof sheets localised Tread=490mm G.I ramp flashing Riser =170mm WINDOW HEAD @ +3000 RC beam over to Engineer's specification

D04

D04

C 1500

D03

1:48 fall

Altro K30 or similar approved 1500 by the Architect

W04

ab

A

1970

D04

B CIRCULATION A

1500

1500

230

D03

W04 ab Conc copping with dpc under 230 230 1100 230 1500 230 1710 1500 1500 Chromadech 1500 roof sheets 1500 G.I flashing WINDOW HEAD @ +3000

B

1500

17080

ab

ab

C

D

2640

230

ramp

F

G 1500

H 1500

230 230

G 1500

F 1500

D

1500

E

H

1500

Conc copping with dpc under

Plaster and paint to approved colours B.O.E cill with dpc under F.F.L @ +0.140

F.F.L @ +0.140 2100

230

E

localised

1500

D

C

E

@ ± 0.510 1500 1500

B.O.E cill with dpc under

2000

230

D02

110mm p.v.c pipe laid at 1:60 fall (PIPE LENGTH= 39430mm)

230 230

cpd

17.4m2

Plaster and paint to approved colours

3540

ab

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

Altro K30 or similar approved by the Architect

ab

W04

W02

ab

1500

cpd

F.F.L @ +0.510 whb

10404

whb

(window light=19.4%)

@ ± 0.425

1:48 fall

17.6m2

i.e

D02

230

Bench

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ab

whb

230

whb

(window light=19.4%)

1500

(window light=22.5%)

i.e

H G F 1500 A 1500

@ ± 0.510

ab

17.4m2

B 1500

cpd

W02

ab

whb

1500

1500

D01

wc

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wc Examination Consultation Treatment svp Altro K30 or similar approved Altro K30 or similar approved Altro K30 or similar approved SOUTH EAST ELEVATION by the Architect by the Architect Toilet Female by the Architect 16.3m2 16.3m2 SCALE: 1:100 15.9m2 Altro K30 or similar approved (Window light= 13.8%) (Window light= 13.8%) Male Toilet by the Architect (Window light= 14.2%)

30m FHR

C

trh

i.e

W02

B

D01

i.e

230

2834

1500

D

1500

230

230

E

7.3m2 1500

1500

1500

A

Reception/ records

Altro K30 or similar approved by the Architect

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

wc

230

2833

16 1500

A

F

2.1m high demountable timber partitions to Manufacturer's specifications

G

D01

7.7m2

trh

1500

2642

by the Architect

W02/W02

10405

B

1500

1500

230 1200 230 877 115

6150

H

9lt water type fire extinguisher 9kg CO2 fire ext.

Reception office Altro K30 or similar approved

SCALE: 1:100

D01

15

1500

626

W05

Shelving

3000

4650

230

Shelving

trh

i.e

ab

ab D01

F.F.L @ +0.510wc i.e

230

14

RC beam over to Engineer's specification

localised

G 1500

F 1500

9.9m2

SOUTH EAST ELEVATION

E 1500

D 1500

C

D02

by the Architect

(window light=34%)

D01

W03 trh

grab rail

wc

1500

1500

2833

Conc copping with dpc under

13

Plaster and paint to approved colours

whb

DO5

Store room Altro K30 or similar approved

grab rail

1500

230

3000

Plaster and paint D02 to approved colours GRILL GATE ab

W03 trh

1500

115 1200 115

3000

D01

1500

12

11

230

230

2000

1500

1500

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A

230

3310

1500

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1500

230 230

230 795

1500

copping with 7Conc dpc under 8

urinal

1500

6

2017

5

A

4

2.1m high demountable timber partitions to Manufacturer's specifications

3

W01

2

W01

1

W01

1500

230

H

A B C D E F G H 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 H 1500

G 1500

1500

1500

F 1500

whb

E 1500

W01

D 1500

Drainage duct

C 1500

2.1m high demountable timber partitions to Manufacturer's specifications

B 1500

ramp

A

11749

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

Plaster and paint to approved colours

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

23080

F.F.L @ +0.510

1500

1500

1500

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION 1 2 3 4

1500

1500

1500

1500

SCALE: 1:100

5

SCALE: 1:100

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION 6

7

1500

1500

8

9

1500

10

1500

1500

12

11

FLOOR PLAN(743m2)

1500

1500

13

14

SCALE: 1:100

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B

C 1500

D 1500

E 1500

F 1500

A B H 1500

G 1500

1500

Roof pitch 3° Chromadech roof sheets secured onto 50x50mm steel purlins @ 1200c/c max spacing on steel trusses to Structural Engineer's 1500 1500 specifications 1500 6mm tapboard ceiling on 38x38mm brandering @ 400c/c max spacing

C

D

E

F 1500

Roof pitch 3° Chromadech roof sheets secured onto 50x50mm steel purlins @ 1200c/c max spacing on steel trusses to Structural Engineer's specifications 6mm tapboard ceiling on 38x38mm brandering @ 400c/c max spacing

1500

F

1500

E 1500

B

1500

A 1500

Conc copping with dpc under Chromadech roof sheets G.I flashing WINDOW HEAD @ +3000

R C ring beam to Eng.specifications

Circulation

WINDOW HEAD @ ± 2.400

B.O.E cill

with dpc under dpc

Altro K30 wall finish to all walls or similar by the Architect

2.1m high demountable timber partitions to Manufacturer's specifications

Altro K30 wall finish to all walls or similar by the Architect

with dpc under

B.O.E cill with dpc under

F.F.L @ ± 0.140

dpc

F.F.L @ +0.140 N.G.L @ ± 0.000

150mm rc slab on well compacted and termitised inert hardcore fill

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

230x690mm conc footings Foundation depth and 230x690mm structural specifications conc footings to Eng.'s specifications

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

230x690mm conc footings

SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

Provide 230x575mm conc footings under all 115mm walls

SCALE: 1:100

SECTION A-A

SECTION A-A

Plaster and paint to approved colours

B.O.E cill

F.F.L @ ± 0.140

dpc

230x690mm conc footings Foundation depth and structural specifications to Eng.'s specifications Provide 230x575mm conc footings under all 115mm walls

C

1500

WINDOW HEAD @ ± 2.400

2.1m high demountable timber partitions to Manufacturer's specifications

150mm rc slab on well compacted and termitised inert hardcore fill

D

1500

Male Toilet

WALL PLATE LEVEL @ +3.150

Circulation

H 1500

G

WALL PLATE LEVEL @ +3.150

R C ring beam to Eng.specifications

Male Toilet

G 1500

H

Conc copping with dpc under G.I flashing

Conc copping with dpc under G.I flashing

dpc

16

ROOF NOTES

ROOF NOTES

1500

15

SOUTH EAST ELEVATION

SCALE: 1:100

A

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

1500

SCALE: 1:100

SCALE: 1:100

ROOF NOTES

1

2 1500

3 1500

4 1500

5 1500

6 1500

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 8 1500 9 1500 10 1500 11 1500 12 1500 13 1500 14 1500 15 1500 161500 1500 1500

7 1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

1500

Conc copping with dpc under

Male Toilet

Circulation

MEDICAL ASSOCIATION INSIGNIA

Plaster and paint to approved colours

dpc

B.O.E cill with dpc under F.F.L @ +0.140

SCALE: 1:100

WINDOW HEAD @+3000

R C ring beam to Eng.specifications WINDOW HEAD @ ± 2.400

Plaster and paint to approved colours

Altro K30 wall finish to all walls or similar by the Architect B.O.E cill

with dpc under

B.O.E cill with dpc under F.F.L @ +0.140

dpc

150mm rc slab on well compacted and termitised inert hardcore fill

230x690mm conc footings Foundation depth and structural specifications to Eng.'s specifications Provide 230x575mm conc footings under all 115mm walls

NORTH EAST ELEVATION

Conc copping with dpc under G.I flashing

2.1m high demountable timber partitions to Manufacturer's specifications

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

NORTH EAST ELEVATION

Conc copping with dpc under

WALL PLATE LEVEL @ +3.150

WINDOW HEAD @+3000

MEDICAL ASSOCIATION INSIGNIA

Roof pitch 3° Chromadech roof sheets secured onto 50x50mm steel purlins @ 1200c/c max spacing on steel trusses to Structural Engineer's specifications 6mm tapboard ceiling on 38x38mm brandering @ 400c/c max spacing

A12 B13 C14 D15 E 16 F G H 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500

F.F.L @ ± 0.140 N.G.L @ ± 0.000

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

230x690mm conc footings

SECTION A-A

SCALE: 1:100

SCALE: 1:100

Professional Design Studio, Clinic, “Working Drawings”, (Zimbabwe: 2019) 1

2 1500

3 1500

4 1500

5 1500

6 1500

7 1500

8 1500

9 1500

10 1500

12

11 1500

1500

13 1500

14 1500

15 1500

16 1500

Conc cop dpc unde

WINDOW

MEDICAL ASSOCIATION INSIGNIA

Plaster an to approv

B.O.E cill with dpc

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2.8m²

s/s sink

ail

i

iii

iii

5270 5270

5270

PLAN OF KITCHEN SCALE 1:50

Industrial vinyl sheeting 29.5m² 115mm single brick wall

STORAGE SPAC

Security checking point

aluminium frame window single glazing

Industrial Vitrified ceramic tile finish on pad footing as Metal shelving supported 30mm screed and 100mm concrete bed per engineer`s Vinyl sheeting by metal bracketslayer of 350 micron dpm specifications on sand blinding 29.5m² Bracket welded toon shelving 150mm and wellfixed compacted hardcore

porcelain tile finish on 30mm screed on 100mm concrete bed layer of 350 micron dpm on sand blinding on 150mm well compacted hardcore

to wall by (countersunk) screws

plastered and painted

DRY STORE

B.O.E cill with d.p.c under

SCULLERY 115mm brick wall with vinyl sheeting

SCALE 1:100 on 38x19mm sw bearers DRY for vanishing SCULLERY STORE

s/s sink

iii

iii

4.2m²

WASTE DISPOSAL

s/s sink

Industrial Vinyl sheeting 2.8m²

Shelving to detail

19mm blockboard shelves

FOOD PREPARATION

WALKWAY

wall hanging rack with 6 steel hooks

F.F.L @ +0.150

Concrete pavers 3.9m²

i

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

Vitrified ceramic tiles 82.3m²

Heavy duty industrial pvc floor finish 305.7m²

3.1m²

5035

dish rack

ASSEMBLY OF MEALS

Fume extraction hood above by specialist

5035

existing strip foundation

Fridge shelving SECTION AA

i

DINING AREA

COLD STORE

DELIVERY

KITCHEN

Stove by specialist

Snack and soda vending machines

SERVERY COUNTER

Shelving to detail

working/cutting surface to detail

Bain marie

STORAGE SPACE

WORK

PANTRY AND SCULLERY SHELVING DETAIL

SCALE 1

SCALE 1:20

5270

5270 STORAGE SPACE

PLAN OF KITCHEN SCALE 1:50

A

A REAR ELEVATION ii

Stainless steel tables

SCALE 1:100

Stainless steel tables

ii

aluminium frame window single glazing

Industrial vinyl sheeting on 230mm brick wall

B.O.E cill with d.p.c under

Metal shelving supported by metal brackets

75mm thick insitu concrete with 20mm layer of polished granite

Bracket welded to shelving and fixed to wall by (countersunk) screws

90x90x8mm thick angle iron bolted to wall and vanity top

lb

115mm single brick wall plastered and painted iv

SCULLERY

lb

DRY STORE

115mm brick wall with vinyl sheeting

iv

dish rack

ASSEMBLY OF MEALS

3.1m²

s/s sink

DRY STORE

19mm blockboard shelves on 38x19mm sw bearers for vanishing

Security checking point

115mm brick wall with vinyl sheeting

wall hanging rack with 6 steel hooks

Industrial Vinyl sheeting 29.5m²

F.F.L @ +0.150

iii

iii

d.p.c

115mm single brick wall plastered and painted

shelving

Industrial Vinyl sheeting 2.8m²

DRY STORE SCULLERY 4.2m²

i

WASTE DISPOSAL

Industrial vinyl sheeting on 40mm screed

wall hanging rack with 6 steel hooks

SCULLERY

19mm blockboard shelves on 38x19mm sw bearers for vanishing

Concrete pavers 3.9m²

19mm blockboard shelves on 38x19mm sw bearers for vanishing aluminium frame window single glazing Industrial vinyl sheeting on 230mm brick wall

B.O.E cill with d.p.c under

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

s/s sink

FOOD PREPARATION

Snack and soda vending machines

DELIVERY

Industrial vinyl sheeting 29.5m² Fridge

i

COLD STORE

KITCHEN

Stove by specialist

Shelving to detail

Fume extraction hood above by specialist

SERVERY COUNTER

Shelving to detail

100mm mesh reinforced concrete bed to engineer's specifications on a layer of dpm with DPC at wall and slab junctions

19mm blockboard shelves on 38x19mm sw bearers for vanishing

WORKING/CUTTING SURFACE DETAIL F.F.L @ +0.150

PANTRY AND SCULLERY SHELVING DETAIL

SCALE 1:20

SCALE 1:20

d.p.c

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

GROUND FLOOR

PANTRY AND SCULLERY SHELVING DETAIL

TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH WORK

SCALE 1:100

SCALE 1:20

SCALE 1:20

5270 PROJECT:

PROFESSIONAL DESIGN STUDIO

5270

QUANTITY SURVEYOR

REGISTERED ARCHITECTS, INTERIOR DESIGNERS, PROJECT MANAGERS AND PLANNING CONSULTANTS

STRUCTURAL CONSULTANT ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT SERVERY COUNTER

3.1m²

FOOD PREPARATION s/s sink

SCALE

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

Snack and soda PROJECT ARCHITECT vending machines Security checking point

DELIVERY 5035

Industrial Vinyl sheeting 29.5m²

KITCHEN

Industrial vinyl sheeting 29.5m² Fridge

i

COLD STORE

shelving

DRY STORE

Industrial Vinyl sheeting 2.8m²

iii

iii

SCULLERY 4.2m²

s/s sink

Stove by specialist

dish rack

CHECKED

JUNE 2019

Shelving to detail

Fume extraction hood above by specialist

LUBA NKIWANE

Shelving to detail

working/cutting surface to detail

Bain marie

DRAWN

ASSEMBLY OF MEALS

No. 108 GARDEN COURT 14TH AVE/R.MUGABE WAY&J.TONGOGARA ST. P.O.BOX AC1059 ASCOT BULAWAYO,ZIMBABWE

5035

33

working/cutting surface to detail

Bain marie

i

5270

WASTE DISPOSAL

Concrete pavers 3.9m²

5270

PLAN OF KITCHEN SCALE 1:50

Professional Design Studio, Wilsgroove Canteen, “Working Drawings” (Zimbabwe: 2019) aluminium frame window single glazing

Metal shelving supported by metal brackets

Industrial vinyl sheeting on 230mm brick wall

B.O.E cill with d.p.c under

75mm thick insitu concrete with 20mm layer of polished granite

Bracket welded to shelving and fixed to wall by (countersunk) screws

115mm single brick wall plastered and painted

DRY STORE

90x90x8mm thick angle iron bolted to wall and vanity top

SCULLERY 115mm brick wall with vinyl sheeting

19mm blockboard shelves on 38x19mm sw bearers for vanishing

19mm blockboard shelves on 38x19mm sw bearers for vanishing wall hanging rack with 6 steel hooks

Industrial vinyl sheeting on 230mm brick wall F.F.L @ +0.150 d.p.c

N.G.L @ ± 0.000

Industrial vinyl sheeting on 40mm screed 100mm mesh reinforced concrete bed to engineer's specifications on a layer of dpm with DPC at wall