Part 1 Design Portfolio - Lucy Stevenson

Lucy Stevenson BA Hons Architecture Graduate

ARCHITECTURE UNDERGRADUATE PAPER PROJECTS BLACKPOOL

EMANUEL SCIENCE &

THE LUNG OF THE CITY

THE BARNACLE

ELDERS’ CENTRE

DINING BUILDING

YEAR 2 UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT

YEAR 3 UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT

YEAR 3 UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT

PART 1 PLACEMENT PROJECT

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SKILLS

PHYSICAL MODEL

ARTISTIC MEDIUMS

MAKING

SECONDARY , SIXTH FORM AND

UNDERGRADUATE PROJECTS

UNDERGRADUATE PROJECTS

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‘THE LUNG OF THE CITY’ UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT LOCATION: PARK ROYAL, LONDON THIS PROJECT IDENTIFIES THE CURRENT STATE OF REGENERATION HAPPENING IN PARK ROYAL, THE LARGEST BUSINESS PARK IN LONDON. ALIGNING WITH THIS REGENERATION SCHEME, I DESIGNED AN URBAN GREENING STRATEGY INCLUDING THE INTRODUCTION OF MORE SPECIES INTO THE BUSINESS-HEAVY DISTRICT. THE ‘LUNG’ ACTS AS A HUB FOR ALL OF THE DECISIONS AND ACTIONS TO AID THE ENHANCEMENT OF BIODIVERSITY CITY-WIDE. WITH A FOCUS ON RESEARCH INTO POLLUTION ISSUES IN THE CITY, THE STRATEGY WORKS TO MAKE AND INSPIRE GREEN ADDITIONS TO THE CITY TO ABSORB THE CO2 EMISSIONS. THE WAREHOUSE/ CONTROL BUILDING ACTS AS A HUB TO HELP SOLVE A MAJOR PROBLEM RATHER THAN HAVING A MAIN FOCUS ON CREATING AN EXPERIENCE FOR ITS VISITORS

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1. entrance hall 2. presentation/free space 3. hill incline to access roof 4. material entrance 5. cutting and sizing workshop 6. construction workshop 7. testing area 8. tool storage 9. output storage and exit 10. factory gallery walkway to exit 11. seed exchange 12. green exit hall

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_PROGRAMME OF Scope THE of spreadSPACE is most of Park Royal as people travel to and from the building (7000m radius).

Scope In of spread is most of Park Royal as people travel to and from the building (7000m radius). In VECTORS

Meeting room users

addition to the routes and distance that workers/visitors have to travel to their homes. (10000m+) addition to the routes and distance that workers/visitors have to travel to their homes. (10000m+)

_PROGRAMME OF THE SPACE HUMANS (AS VECTORS)

Materials for ‘green architecture’

the building to come together and forces everyone to get involved with the factory process and Public the access new biodiversity of the The public can enter site. in the front door

Meeting room users

and follow the one way system up to the landscaping on top of the building. From there, the only way down is back through the internal landscaping Vasrious wildlife and past the gallery workshop space. At the charities and exit area, the visitors associations will have will pass through a access to the private - Starting at the exterior of the building, you are met with a ‘bug hotel’ conteolled area where they will and into works as a flcome oor also which exterior which houses many differentmezzanine vectors contact with pollen.

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The vectors are mainly housed in the bug hotel exterior of the building and in between the scaffolding that holds up the rooftop landscaping.

They will also interact with the green space on the roof.

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- Starting at the exterior of the building, you are met with a ‘bug hotel’ exterior which houses many different vectors and also works as a green barrier from the nearby traffic at ground level. In this wall there are different shaped spaces for birds and bees to live but also feed.

- As you walk into the warehouse, on your right there is a glass wall separating you from the landscaping which will take you to the roof. The reception room that you are in is insulated and there is a door to the open air mound at ground level.

- When you are in the reception room, straight ahead of you is a staircase leading to the first floor where you will find meeting rooms of different sizes that look over what is happening below.

- On your left is the cutting and sizing room, across the hallway is the construction and testing room where green infrastructure is being made.

- In the cafe/kitchen area you can look over the cutting section of the factory below. This room is insulated and so is the factory space. This cafe/kitchen is only for companies unsing the meeting rooms and is not open to the public.

- Once on the roof, you are met with a hilly landscape, fit with benches to sit and rooflights to see inside the building. Beehives and trees are also on the roof to create habitats for the various vectors.

different green barrier from the nearby traffic athas ground level. Insized this wall there rooms in. Thbut ey also feed. are different shaped spaces for birds meeting and bees to live willthere access this wall by separating a - As you walk into the warehouse, on your right is a glass you staircase situated in the room that from the landscaping which will take you to the roof.

The reception and exitatatground level. you are in is insulated and there is a door toentrance the openhall air mound the frontstraight of the building - When you are in the reception room, ahead of you is a staircase leading to the first floordown where you staircase will find meeting another rooms of different sizes that look and over through what is the happening below. exit Worker access - On your left is the cutting and sizing room, across thehall. hallway is the The workers in the construction and testing room where greenbuilding infrastructure is being made. will have - In the cafe/kitchen area you can look over the cutting access to bothsection of the of the factory factories,space. storage Th rooms below. This room is insulated and so is the factory is cafe/kitchen is and the exit room. This only for companies unsing the meeting rooms and is not open to the public. is to allow for even more - Once on the roof, you are met with a of hilly fit with spread pollenlandscape, out of the building. Beehives and benches to sit and rooflights to see inside the building. trees are also on the roof to create habitats for the various vectors.

Vectors which support my proposal are also part of the user group. I have chosen to house and attract wasps, bees, moths, General public butterflies and humans to my building to help with the spread of pollen and increase biodiversity in Park Royal. Each vector has a different radius showing its scope in and around the lung. Human’s scope could range from 3km - 20,000km depending Materials for ‘green architecture’ on how far the person has to travel to get to the building for work/meeting/visit.

EACH SPACE IN THE BUILDING WAS DESIGNED WITH A CERTAIN JOURNEY IN MIND. THE Meeting room users MAIN JOURNEYS ARE: Butterfly OF THE SPACE 120km ROOF PUBLIC SPACE AS A RESTING SPACE ALONGSIDE - LOCAL WORKERS USING_PROGRAMME THE HUMANS (AS VECTORS) NATURE - PARK ROYAL COUNCIL MEETING IN THE ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR - MATERIALS ENTERING THE BUILDING AND EXITING AS PART OF A GREEN WALL OR ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT - THE NATURAL STAKEHOLDERS TRAVELLING TO AND FROM THE BUILDING TRANSFERRING POLLEN - Starting at the exterior of the building, you are met with a ‘bug hotel’

Scope of spread is most of Park Royal as people travel to and from the building (7000m radius). In addition to the routes and distance that workers/visitors have to travel to their homes. (10000m+)

exterior which houses many different vectors and also works as a

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are different shaped spaces for birds and bees to live but also feed.

- As you walk into the warehouse, on your right there is a glass wall separating you from the landscaping which will take you to the roof. The reception room that you are in is insulated and there is a door to the open air mound at ground level.

- When you are in the reception room, straight ahead of you is a staircase leading to the first floor where you will find meeting rooms of different sizes that look over what is happening below.

- On your left is the cutting and sizing room, across the hallway is the construction and testing room where green infrastructure is being made.

- In the cafe/kitchen area you can look over the cutting section of the factory below. This room is insulated and so is the factory space. This cafe/kitchen is only for companies unsing the meeting rooms and is not open to the public.

0m 50m 100m 150m 200m - Once on the roof, you are met with a hilly landscape, fit with Scope of spread mostand of Park Royalights as people and from the (7000m radius).

In benches to issit roofl totravel seeto inside thebuilding building.

Beehives and addition to the routes and distance that workers/visitors have to travel to their homes. (10000m+) trees are also on the roof to create habitats for the various vectors.

Human 10,000km+

BPE - The one way system through the building allows for every part of the building to come together and forces everyone to get involved with the factory process and the new biodiversity of the site.

Public access

The public can enter in the front door and follow the one way system up to the landscaping on top of the building. From there, the only way down is back through the internal landscaping and past the gallery workshop space. At the exit area, the visitors will pass through a conteolled area where wildlife they will come into contact with pollen.

Association access

Vasrious charities and associations will have access to the private mezzanine floor which has different sized meeting rooms in. They will access this by a Worker access staircase situated in the The workers in the entrance hall and exit at building will have the front of the building access to both of the storage rooms down another staircase factories, and the exit room. This and through the exit is to allow for even more spread of pollen out of hall. the building.

General public Materials for ‘green architecture’ Meeting room users

BPE - The one way system through the building allows for every part of the building to come together and forces everyone to get involved with the factory process and the new biodiversity of the site.

Association access

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Vasrious wildlife charities and associations will have access to the private mezzanine floor which has different sized meeting rooms in. They will access this by a staircase situated in the entrance hall and exit at the front of the building down another staircase and through the exit hall.

- Starting at the exterior of the building, you are met with a ‘bug hotel’ exterior which houses many different vectors and also works as a green barrier from the nearby traffic at ground level. In this wall there are different shaped spaces for birds and bees to live but also feed.

- As you walk into the warehouse, on your right there is a glass wall separating you from the landscaping which will take you to the roof. The reception room that you are in is insulated and there is a door to the open air mound at ground level.

- When you are in the reception room, straight ahead of you is a staircase leading to the first floor where you will find meeting rooms of different sizes that look over what is happening below.

- On your left is the cutting and sizing room, across the hallway is the construction and testing room where green infrastructure is being made.

- In the cafe/kitchen area you can look over the cutting section of the factory below. This room is insulated and so is the factory space. This cafe/kitchen is only for companies unsing the meeting rooms and is not open to the public.

- Once on the roof, you are met with a hilly landscape, fit with benches to sit and rooflights to see inside the building. Beehives and trees are also on the roof to create habitats for the various vectors.

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BY RESEARCHING T HE SCOPE THAT THE MOST COMMON BUGS IN THE AREA TRAVEL TO, I DESIGNED THE EXTERIOR WALL TO HOUSE THEM AND ACT AS A NEW BASE TO LIVE IN. DUE TO THE CREATION AND DISPERSION OF THE GREEN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS FROM THE LUNG, A CONTROL OF POLLINATION COULD BE IMPLEMENTED INTO PARK ROYAL.

USING BEEHIVES AND BUG HOTELS IN THE CITY Brick (Stone/slate)Materials used to build bug hotels: Plant pots USING BEEHIVES AND BUG HOTELS INMaterials THEused CITY to build bug hotels: Wire cages Wooden pallets

Materials used to build bug hotels: Wood chips Brick (Stone/slate) Wooden Materials used topallets build bug hotels: Plant pots Wood chips Wire cages Brick (Stone/slate) Wooden pallets Strawchips Plant pots Wood

Straw Wooden pallets Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee City Nesters modular prefab by Fisher Wood Tomlin chips Brick (Stone/slate) Plant pots Wire cages Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee StrawCity

The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates

The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates

Wire cages Brick (Stone/slate) Straw Plant pots Wire cages Straw

Nesters modular prefab by Fisher Tomlin

The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates

Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee City Nesters modular prefab by Fisher Tomlin The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee City The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee City Nesters modular prefab

by Fisher Tomlin Nesters modular prefab by Fisher Tomlin The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates

Wood chips Brick (Stone/slate) Plant pots Wire cages Straw

Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee City Nesters modular prefab by Fisher Tomlin

Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city

Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city

The Insect Hotel The architectural firm Arup Associates

BUG HOTEL STACK FOR HIGH RISE BUILDINGS Bumblebee City Nesters The Bumblebee City Nesters modular prefab by Fisher Tomlin (PRECEDENT SKETCH)

Be of in com situ

Beekeeping in cities has proven to increase pollination of plants and enhance the greenery in a space, however in some places there are too many bees as they have to Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city compete for plants and pollen. Having too many of thes situated around a cityhas could be problematic but they are Beekeeping in cities proven to increase pollination needed the to speed up the process. of plants and enhance greenery in agreening space, however in some places there are too many bees as they have to compete for plants and pollen. Having too many of thes situated around a city could be in problematic but they Beekeeping cities has proven toare increase pollination needed to speed the greening process. of plants and up enhance the greenery in a space, however Beekeeping in cities has proven to pollination inincrease some places there are too many bees they have to in cities has proven toasincrease pollination of plants and enhance the greenery in a Beekeeping space, however compete for plants and pollen.the Having too many of thes of plants and enhance greenery in a space, however in some places there are too many bees around as they have tocould be problematic but they are situated aplaces cityhas in some there are too many bees as they Beekeeping in cities proven to increase pollination compete for plants and pollen. Having too many of thesto speed up the greening process.have to needed for plants and pollen. many of thes of plantscompete andbut enhance the greenery in aHaving space, too however situated around a city could be problematic they are situated around a city could be problematic but in some places there are too many bees as they have to they are needed to speed up the greening process. speed too up the greening compete for plants andneeded pollen.to Having many of thesprocess. situated around a city could be problematic but they are needed to speed up the greening process.

Increasing biodiversity means increasing greenery in the city

The Inn Vertebrate was constructed from recycled and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in surrounding areas, this bug inn is located at Bunhill Fields surrounded by wildflowers that were donated by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.

Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces

Bees will travel up to 3 miles from their hives to pollinate plants As Park Royal is 1200 acres, not many beehives will be needed due to their spread distance

Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces

Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces Butterfly 120km

The Inn Vertebrate was constructed from recycled and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in surrounding areas, this bug inn is located at Bunhill Fields surrounded by wildflowers that were donated by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.

The Inn Vertebrate was constructed from recycled and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in surrounding areas, this bug inn is located at Bunhill Bees will travel up to 3 miles from their hives to pollinate plants Fields surrounded by wildflowers that were donated by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust.

As Park Royal is 1200 acres, not many beehives will be The Inn Vertebrate was constructed from recycled needed due to their spread distance and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in surrounding atwill Bunhill The Inn Vertebrate was constructed from recycled areas, this bug inn is located Bees travel up to 3 miles from their hives to pollinate plants Th constructed from recycled Fields surrounded by wildflwas owers that were donated and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in e Inn Vertebrate and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. surrounding areas, this bug inn is located at Bunhill As Park Royal is 1200 acres, not many beehives will be surrounding areas, this bug inn is located at Bunhill Fields surrounded by wildflowers thatTh were donated e Inn Vertebrate was constructed from recycled Fields surrounded by wildflowers that were donated needed due to their spread distance by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. and reclaimed wood, bricks and off-cuts found in by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. surrounding areas, this bug inn is located at Bunhill Bees will travel up to 3 miles from their hives to pollinate plants Fields surrounded by wildflowers that were donated by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. up to 3 miles from their hives toAs Bees will travel pollinate plants Park Royal is 1200 acres, not many beehives will be

UN sustainable goals (3.19.e)/(15.03.e) - biodiversity in city

Bees will travel up to 3 miles from their hives to pollinate plants needed due to their spread distance As Park Royal is 1200 acres, not many beehives will be As Royal is 1200 not many beehives will be Bees will travel up to 3 miles from their hives acres, to pollinate plants needed due to their spread distancePark needed due to their spread distance UN sustainable goals (3.19.e)/(15.03.e) - biodiversity in city As Park Royal is 1200 acres, not many beehives will be needed due to their spread distance

Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces

Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces

UN sustainable goals (3.19.e)/(15.03.e) - biodiversity in city

Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces

UN sustainable goals (3.19.e)/(15.03.e) - biodiversity in city UN sustainable goals (3.19.e)/(15.03.e) - biodiversity in city

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Bug hotel stack, for high rise spaces

UN sustainable goals (3.19.e)/(15.03.e) - biodiversity in city

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DETAIL - BUG HOTEL FACADE AND EXISTING EXTERIOR WALL OF THE WAREHOUSE

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‘THE BARNACLE’ UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT LOCATION: BLACKPOOL NORTH PIER, BLACKPOOL, UK ACKNOWLEDGING THE CURRENT GLOBAL PALM OIL CRISIS, BLACKPOOL IS AMONG THE MANY COASTAL TOWNS ON THE WEST SHORE OF ENGLAND THAT EXPERIENCES PALM OIL WASH UP ON THEIR BEACHES. THIS IS AS A RESULT OF THE BUSY SHIPPING CORIDOR IN BETWEEN IRELAND AND WESTERN ENGLAND, ALONG WITH THE INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING LAWS STATING THAT CARGO SHIPS ARE LEGALLY ALLOWED TO WASH PALM AND OTHER OILS INTO THE SEA WHEN 22+KM AWAY FROM THE SHORELINE. BY PROVIDING PALM OIL SOAP MAKING WORKSHOPS FOR CHILDREN IN THE LOCAL AREA AND PUBLISHING A WEEKLY NAME-ANDSHAME FOR COMPANIES WHO DO NOT USE SUSTAINABLY PRODUCED PALM OIL IN THEIR PRODUCTS, THE BARNACLE WORKS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE WIDER GLOBAL ISSUE.

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THE PALM OIL IS FIRSTLY COLLECTED FROM THE BEACH, WITH EXCESS SAND AND M I C RO - P L A S T I C S

BY VOLUNTEERS 2. THE MATERIAL IS THEN DEPOSITED INTO THE COLLECTION BIN ON THE SIDE OF THE BUILDING 3.

IN THE WORKSHOP THE SAND IS THEN SEPARATED FROM THE PALM OIL, WHICH IS THEN PASSED UP TO THE NEXT FLOOR WHEN THE TIDE COMES IN 4. THE WASTE PALM OIL IS THEN MADE INTO SOAP IN THE WORKSHOP ON THE 1ST FLOOR 5. THE SOAP IS THEN SOLD ON THE PIER LEVEL ALONGSIDE THE PALM OIL L E A D E R B OA R D AND VIEWING PLATFORM 6.

MY OFFICE WILL SIT ON THE PIER LEVEL BUT AWAY FROM THE PUBLIC EYE, WITH VIEWS OF WHAT IS HAPPENING BELOW

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THE SAND PURIFYING PROCESS WILL BE USED ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF MY PROPOSAL TO HELP WITH A DEEPER BEACH CLEAN UP AFTER THE PALM OIL AND MICRO-PLASTICS HAVE BEEN REMOVED THIS PROCESS WILL BE UNDERTAKEN AT A LARGER SCALE IN MY PROPOSAL WITH THE ABILITY TO PURIFY LARGER AMOUNTS OF SAND AT A TIME AT A LARGER SCALE, THE SAND IS DEPOSITED INTO A BIG MIXING BOWL MADE OF GLASS SO THAT THE CHILDREN CAN WATCH ‘THEIR’ SAND GO THROUGH THE PROCESS. HOT WATER IS THEN ADDED, AND IT IS MIXED. IT IS THEN PLACED THROUGH A GIANT SIEVE WHICH IS CONTROLLED BY PULLEYS ON THE GROUND FLOOR. THE SAND IS THEN HELD AT THE NEXT LEVEL TO LET IT AIR DRY. IT IS THEN DROPPED DOWN THROUGH A FULLEN INTO A BIG OVEN AT GROUND LEVEL, MONITORED BY TWO SCIENTISTS. IT IS THEN COOKED AND COOLED, THEN PLACED IN A CONTAINER, READY TO BE DISPERSED AGAIN.

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‘BLACKPOOL ELDERS’ CENTRE’

9am JUNE SUMMER SOLSTICE

UNDERGRADUATE PROJECT LOCATION: BLACKPOOL 119 PROMENADE, BLACKPOOL, UK FOLLOWING THE GIVEN BRIEF OF RE-DEVELOPING AN EXISTING BUILDING TO HELP PROMOTE A FLOURISHING FUTURE IN TERMS OF REGENERATION, THE ELDERS’ CENTRE IS A STRUCTURE WHICH BRINGS THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER FOR SKILL SHARING OPPORTUNITIES, SPECIFICALLY THE ELDERLY AND YOUNGER GENERATIONS, WHILST SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL STANCES IN BLACKPOOL BY HOSTING CITIZENS’ ASSEMBLIES. AIDING THE SITUATION OF BLACKPOOL AS A CENTRAL UK REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CULTURAL POLITICAL SHIFT. THE BUILDING ITSELF

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SOLAR ANALYSIS OF FINAL PROPOSAL

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THE BLACKPOOL ELDERS’ CENTRE EAST FACING SECTION

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1. LOCKERS FOR STORAGE 2. UNISEX WC WITH DISABLED 3. DOUBLE SIDED OPENING LIFT ACCESS TO FLOORS 1 AND 3 4. FOOD SERVICE HATCH

THE ELDERS’ CENTRE ALLOWS FOR A COMFORTABLE AND PRODUCTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS AND SKILL SHARING OPPORTUNITIES

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3. THE TWO IDENTICAL TENSILE STRING PIECES ALLOW FOR THE TOP PIECE TO STOP AT THE SAME MOMENT AS THE SINGULAR TENSILE STRING PIECE BECOMES TAUGHT

BY SHARING THE SKILLS FROM BOTH GENERATIONS, EACH AGE GROUP LEARNS MORE SKILLS TO BENEFIT THEIR LIVES OR CHANGE THE WAY THAT THEY LIVE IN A POSITIVE WAY

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EMPHASISING THE POSSIBILITY OF CO-EXISTING GENERATIONS IN COMMUNITIES AND ESPECIALLY IN POLITICAL STANCES

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THE TENSEGRITY CONCEPT MODEL INSPIRED THE DESIGN AND INTEGRATION OF MY STAIRCASE STRUCTURE AGAINST THE ROOM PLACEMENT. THE STAIRCASE SNAKES AROUND THE MAIN DISCUSSION SPACE TO ENHANCE ITS IMPORTANCE IN THE BUILDING AND THE CONCEPT, MEANWHILE IT CONNECTS THE VARIOUS SIZED MEETING ROOMS AND SUPPORTING INFRASTRUCTURE FOR CITIZENS’ ASSEMBLIES TO HAPPEN

OPPORTUNITY FOR REUSE

SLATE ROOF TILES GABLE TRUSSES (4409mm x 6750mm) x 38 STEEL BEAM (80mm x 80mm x 1160mm) x6 DIAGONAL GABLE TRUSSES (6024mm x 6024mm x 9220mm) x 2

TIMBER ROOF TRUSSES IN THE DUO FORMATION

39x SINGLE TIMBER DOORS AND DOOR FRAMES 5x DOUBLE TIMBER DOORS AND FRAMES

FLAT LEAD ROOF

2x INTERNAL STEEL SPIRAL STAIRCASES 1x EXTERNAL STAIRCASE

TIMBER STUD AND PLASTER INTERNAL WALLS

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SEALED VACUUM IN BETWEEN EXISTING AND NEW WINDOW FRAMES. COLLECTIVELY, THE WINDOWS EQUATE TO TRIPLE GLAZED

STEEL I BEAM STRUCTURE

U VALUE DECREASED TO ROUGHLY 0.1 W/m²KBY ADDING STRAWBALE INSULATION ON TOP OF EXISTING INSULATION

BREATHER MEMBRANES AND DAMP PROOFING MATERIAL ARE IN ALL WALL, ROOF AND FLOOR BUILD-UPS

THE AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP ACTS AS A HEAT RECOVERY SYSTEM IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE AUTOMATED VENT SYSTEM IN THE ROOF

HARDWOOD LINO AND CARPET 75mm SAND/CEMENT SCREED 2mm A98 MESH 200mm DEEP STEEL BEAM, INTERRUPTED WITH CONCRETE SLABS

CARPET FLOORING

PRIMARY STRUCTURE: VERTICAL GROUND FLOOR 3000mm x 300mm x 300mm FIRST FLOOR 4500mm x 300mm x 300mm

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PRIMARY STRUCTURE: HORIZONTAL

PRIMARY STEEL I BEAM STRUCTURE

FIRST FLOOR 600mm x 300mm x 4500/23,300mm

x3/1

SECOND FLOOR 300mm x 300mm x 15,300mm/23,300mm

x3/1

AIRTIGHTNESS THERMAL INSULATION

A MAJOR PART OF THIS DESIGN PROJECT WAS THE PASSIVHAUSINSPIRED DESIGN DECISION MAKING. FROM KEEPING THE ORIGINAL WINDOWS AND ADDING ANOTHER INTERIOR PANE TO INCREASE ITS THERMAL ABILITIES; TO USING THE EXISTING WALL AND ADDING INTERIOR STRAWBALE INSULATION TO BRING THE U-VALUE DOWN TO ROUGHLY 0.1 W/m²KBY

TIMBER WINDOW FRAMES

BRICK EXTERIOR WALL

PASSIVHAUS WINDOWS

VENTILATION WITH HEAT RECOVERY

POURED CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AROUND EXTERIOR BASE OF BUILDING 6x INTERNAL PAD FOUNDATIONS UNDER PRIMARY STRUCTURE I BEAM COLUMNS

POURED CONCRETE AND BLOCK FOUNDATIONS MATERIALS FOR REUSE KEEPING THE SAME FOUNDATIONS WILL HELP TO REDUCE EMBODIED CARBON IN THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS AS IT WILL REDUCE THE NEED FOR AS MUCH DEMOLITION, MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION, INSTALLATION AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

THERMAL BRIDGE FREE DESIGNS

04

SCIENCE AND DINING BUILDING FOR EMANUEL SCHOOL PRACTICE PROJECT DURING PART 1 PLACEMENT LOCATION: BATTERSEA RISE, LONDON, UK

RENDER OF NORTH APPROACH TO PROPOSAL WITH HARD AND SOFT LANDSCAPING

WHILST WORKING AT DESIGN ENGINE ARCHITECTS, I HAVE WORKED ON A PROJECT FOR EMANUEL SCHOOL THROUGH STAGES 3 AND 4.

THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT REPLACES AN EXISTING BUILDING, WHICH CONTAINED THE DESIGN TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOPS AND STAFF ROOMS, WITH A NEW SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, DINING HALL AND ASSOCIATED CATERING PROVISION. THE PROJECT’S SITE IS CHALLENGING DUE TO ITS LOCATION IN BETWEEN TWO VERY BUSY NETWORK RAILWAYS ON THE APPROACH TO CLAPHAM STATION. BECAUSE OF THIS, WE HAVE HAD TO MAINTAIN CONVERSATION AND TAKE ADVICE FROM NETWORK RAIL THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT. WHEN I JOINED THE PROJECT AT STAGE 3, THE MAIN GOALS AND BRIEF HAD BEEN DEFINED SO I WAS TASKED WITH AIDING MY TEAM IN DEVELOPING THE FINER DETAILS OF THE PROJECT AND EDITING AND EXPORTING 2D AND 3D REPRESENTATION DRAWINGS FROM SKETCHUP AND ARCHICAD.

RENDER OF SOUTH APPROACH TO PROPOSAL WITH HARD AND SOFT LANDSCAPING

DURING THE PROJECT I HAVE BEEN TASKED TO KEEP THE SKETCHUP MODEL UP TO DATE IN COMPARISON WITH OUR WORK IN PROGRESS ARCHICAD MODEL. USING THIS SKETCHUP MODEL, I HAVE CREATED IMAGE WHICH HAVE BEEN INDLUDED IN THE DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT FOR PLANNING AND TO SHARE WITH VARIOUS CONSULTANTS AS A DESIGN VISUAL AID.

1000mm

05

1000mm

400mm

PHYSICAL MODEL MAKING UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE

STRAWBALE INSULATION CONSTRUCTION MODEL AT SCALE 1:20

PROJECT - COMMUNITY FOOD DWELLING LOCATION: COWLEY ROAD, OXFORD IN THIS PROJECT I DESIGNED A NOT-FOR-PROFIT COMMUNITY HUB TO STRENGTHEN THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY AND FOOD BY CELEBRATING THE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF RECIPE SHARING. THE CONCEPT OF THE HUB WAS TO USE THE FOOD ALREADY AVAILABLE ON THE ROAD AND INVITE THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN TO CREATE FOOD PACKS FOR CHILDREN AND BUSY ADULTS TO LEARN TO COOK WITH THE MODELS REPRESENT THE GROUND FLOOR STREET LEVEL ELEMENT OF THE BUILDING AND THEY SHOW THE GLAZED COMMUNITY KITCHEN WITH SEATING OPPORTUNITIES OUTSIDE

HINGE POINT

WINDOW SLIDES ON METAL MECHANISM

WINDOW MECHANISM MODEL EXPERIMENT

1:50 SCALE INITIAL MODEL OF BUILDING

LIGHTING AND ROOF EXPERIMENTS

06 VARIOUS ART MEDIUMS GCSE, A LEVEL AND UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE ART PAPERCUT ACRYLIC PAINT WATERCOLOUR CLAY SCULPTURE

PENCIL AND CHARCOAL DRAWING OF EYE WITH MOMENTO MORI FEATURES

CLAY MODEL OF MALE TORSO

PENCIL AND CHARCOAL DRAWING OF WOMAN

THESE WORKS REPRESENT THE PAPERCUT METHOD, MY FAVOURITE CREATIVE MEDIUM. IT IS MY FAVOURITE METHOD OF REPRESENTATION BECAUSE IT COMBINES THE PRECISION AND DELICACY OF STRONG LINES WITH THE SECONDARY SHADOW REPRESENTATION IT CREATES

THIS CONCERTINA STYLE CUTOUT EXPRESSES THE TIMELINE CAUSE AND AFFECTS OF POLLUTANTS IN THE AIR AND ITS DEADLY CONSEQUENCES. IT IS ENHANCING THE IDEA OF HOW THE BARE MINIMUM HAS BEEN DONE TO COMBAT POLLUTION, MOST OF WHICH ARE AT A LARGE SCALE AND WILL TAKE YEARS TO PUT INTO PRACTICE I USED SEEDED PAPER TO INTRODUCE THE CONCEPT OF MY PROJECT ‘THE LUNG OF THE CITY’ TO REPRESENT THE PLANTING RECYCLING ACTION TO INCREASE BIODIVERSITY