MADDISON McGUINNESS
2020-2023 PORTFOLIO
CONTEXT OF WORKS
The Extinction Rebellion Centre
January- May 2022, Marble Arch, London
The Soldering Workshop
October- December, 2021, Broad Street, Oxford
The Floating Ballet: The Redevelopment of the Oval Gasholder
January- May 2021, Vauxhall, London
The Temporary Theatre for Turandot
September- December, 2020, Vauxhall, London
The Regeneration of the Oval
Nov 2022-present, Stevenage
Ricks Diner refurbishment
Summer 2022, Oxford
Personal sketches
3 9 12 16 18 22 23 24 Practical Experience Academic Other
Personal paintings
THE EXTINCTION REBELLION CENTRE
The programme consists of a public garden, including workshops and living quarters that aims to raise awareness of climate change. It is designed inside the existing marble arch mound, providing it with a purpose as the project failed to function as a view point. This is achieved through retaining the mound scaffolding to create a permanent protest through architecture. The proposal inside, representing the climate movement, strongly contrasts the non-eco friendly mound.
The protest integrates the existing tactics that The Extinction Rebellion uses such as blocking roads. The aim of this protest is nonviolentandprogressive.Therefore,retractable road bollards are used that rise depending on the carbon emission rates of Westminster. The Berlin Free Zone by Lebbeus Woods, envisioned a future where Berlin protests underground in reaction to it’s government. The Extinction Rebellion entrance is underground, under the road, reacting to the non-environmental government.
2m 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ENTRANCE AUDITORIUM MODULAR BOX WORKSHOP REBEL RINGING WORKSHOP WELL BEING WORKSHOP STAFF ROOM EXISTING STAIRCASE AND LIFT TOOL SHED WC GARDEN STAFF ENTRANCE THE PASSER-BY EXTERIOR TRAIL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3. 0 10m
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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
A HISTORY OF PROTESTING AT MARBLE ARCH
PROTESTING THROUGH AN UNDERGOUND CITY
BERLIN FREE ZONE- LEBBEUS WOODS
Berlin free zone work seeks to address the how violence can transform architecture,andconverselyhowarchitecturecantransformviolence.
Themoundstructureisvisible,hidingitsinnerdeisgn
PRINTING AS A DEVELOPMENT PROCESSS
UndergroundBerlin,Illustration,Lebbeus Woods, 1988
REUSING THE MOUND
THE LIMITED VIEWS FROM THE MOUND
CARVING INTO THE MOUNDS SCAFFOLDING
Light passage into the structure
INCORPORATING INFLATABLE ROAD BLOCKS, SEEN FROM HYDE PARK
The mound was a failure fnancially and environmentally,wastingmaterials.
Themoundfailedasaviewpointforthecity.
THE EXISTING EXTINCTION REBELLION FACILITIES
AN INITAL VISUAL FOR THE UNDERGROUND ENTRANCE
Accomodation- tents A sink Skate ramp A Toilet
1196, people were hanged at the Tyburn Gallows,manyprotestedtheirinnocence. Extinction Rebellion have previously protested at Marble Arch.
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The inflatable road blocks can be seen from hyde park to act as a signal, representing high carbon emissions in Westminster. The road signals are retractable, depending on the emmison rates.
The road
Expanding the existing mound exhibition
mound exhibition
LONG SECTION 2m ENTRANCE AUDITORIM WELL BEING WORKSHOP PRIVATE PODS STAFF ROOM THE RESIDENTS KITCHEN AND DINING THE GARDEN TRAIL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 B B A A THE EXTINCTION REBELLION
5. 0 10m
CENTRE
PREVENTING THE MOUND’S GREENWASHING
THE PROPOSED STRUCTURE WITHIN THE SCAFFOLDING SYSTEM
Carefully reusing the mound’s plants to guide visitors through the space, in an honest fashion.
The mound’s skin is replaced with polycarbonate to create a green house for the damaged mound plants that will be revive the dried plants.
SELF BUILT CONSTRUCTION METHOD
Modular, plywood boxes have been self-built by XR protestors to build lock-on sites, towers and stages. The blocks are adapted from Studio Bark's U-Build system.
The glulam structure of the new propsal
The carved mound scaffolding
The scaffolding bridges
Multi-stem Silver Birch
Amelanchier
Crataegus (bushy) London Plane
Ilquidambar Betula
The reused mound plants
The proposed unrealistic mound, representing greenwashing
Circulation
View points Planting
The modular seating and stage The fat pack system is used as the wall fnish
as seating in the private pod well being space 6.
The seating and wall finish made in the public workshop
The modular boxes used
The polycarbonate skin
PERSPECTIVE
THE END OF THE WORKSHOP DAY
The visitors leave the building and the staff return to thier living quarters
500mm 1:20
SECTIONAL
7. Semi translucent polyester fabric Plywood Glulam fatpack self built walls metal mesh (for acoustics) waterproof membrane Geofoam Insulation Protection matt drainage layer flter fabric growing medium light vegetation Seedum edge restraint Timber batten welded drip gutter Poly carbonate Poly carbonate frame Steel frame Thermoblock 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 18 20 Demonstrating the transition into the thermal space 0 2000mm
THE DURATION OF THE WELL BEING WORKSHOP
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THE SCAFFOLD GARDEN OVERLOOKING HYDE PARK
BASEMENT PLAN
THE SOLDERING WORKSHOP
The kiosk provides a take away to the public. The workshop represents the history of the executions that had taken place on Broad Street in the 1500s. The project provides a space where the public, specifically tourists can solder their confessions as symbols into the walls and the seating of the space. The kisok has both temporary and permanent properties; overtime, the ash pannels of the design are removed and made into arches to direct the public to the martyr monument that represents the executions.
THE EXECUTION OF LATIMER AND RIDLEY
Themartyrmonument,representing thedeathofLatimerandRidley.
Thetemporarywalls(tobemadeintoarches)
The permanent structure
The stone cross in Broad Street, signifing the executions
BACK TO BACK SEATING REFLECTING THE BACK TO BACK EXECUTION
1. cumbrian slate
sandandgravelexcavatedground
15.Solderingirons 16.
17.PIRinsulation(insidethestructureforthermalbridging) 18. Skreed 19.dampproofmembrane 20. Timber battens 21.suspendedceiling 22. window head 23. Cil 24.Doubleglazing 25.Gutterforrainharvesting 26.Plywood 27.Theretainingconcretewall SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 1:20 250mm 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 17 17 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
2.Steel net 3.Glulam 4.Double glazed slanted skylight for rain run off 5.Glulamjointtoeaseonsiteconstructon 6.Gluman columns 7.Steelplate 8. wood ash fooring 9.Matting 10. Recycled aggregate formed from the
11.Polycarbonatepannels 12.Woodashpannelstobesoldered 13.layersofwoodash 14. Steel spiral inslots to conduct heat
concrete foundation
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 9. 0 1000mm
THE PERMANENT ARCHES
The soldered walls of the kiosk are made into permanent arches that direct visitors from the kiosk to the martyr monument
DEVELOPMENTAL MODELS
REUSING THE GROUND TO CREATE A VIEWPOINT
The seating ground level will be built up from the excavated material, removed to create the carved stone cross.
The highest platform is used as a viewpoint of the stone cross. The ash footprintsleadoutofthekiosk.
Plan view of exiting the kiosk, leaving behind ash footprints
Sectional model through the stone cross
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The stone cross in the centre of the kiosk
THE DURATION OF THE WORKSHOP, FEBUARY 2022
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY
Thesolderinginprogress Following the ash footprints and the arches towards the martyr monument
THE JOURNEY OF A VISITOR
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The permanent structure, without the walls: 2022 Summer-
THE FLOATING BALLET
One of the most significant innovations in eighteenth-century leisure was the pleasure garden: a dedicated outdoor space for entertainment. The brief of this project was to unearth the layers of the lost city as well as the living one, and re-establish a space for public celebration.
The design process was informed by the idea of reuse, where Chatelain house, scheduled for demolition would be redesigned through it’s components to revive the idea of the pleasure garden. The site of an abondoned gasometer and a water tank in the 1900s was designed into a ballet institution. The programme involves a theatre, rehersal studios and backstages. To celebrate the site’s history of water, a series of pools are designed for the dancers to exercise and prepare for the ballet.
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1 ENTRANCE 2 EXHIBITION 3 BACKSTAGE 4 HYDRO POOL 5 STAGE 6 SEATING 7 REHERSAL STUDIO GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1st FLOOR PLAN LONG SECTION 2 3 4 5 6 7
REDEVELOPMENT OF THE OVAL GASHOLDER
A HISTORY OF WATER 5m 25m 12.
The South London Waterworks reservoirs in 1830 were replaced by the gasholders
THE GASHOLDER AND THE BUILDING’S STRUCTURE
EXPLODED ISO OF THE BUILDINGS STRUCTURE
Steel truss (Supporting the roof)
Horizontal glass fns (Supporting the transulent roof pools)
Steel truss (Supporting the 2nd foor)
Steel truss (Supporting the 1st foor)
Horizontal glass fns (Supporting the transulent stage)
Steel columns
Parts of the gasholder (Supporting the stage)
The gasholder (Partly supporting the structure of the building)
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THE EXISTING OVAL GASHOLDER
1 TRUSS
2 METAL DECK
3 CONCRETE
4 PIR INSULATION
5 WBP PLYWOOD
6 SARNACOL
7 SARNAFIL G 410 L FELT
8 GASHOLDER
9 STEEL PLATE FOR THE GASHOLDER
10 RUBBER
11 POLYCARBONATE SHEETING
12 GUTTER
13 DAMP PROOF MEMBRANE
14 SINGLE LAYER SEMI FLEXIBLE SUSPENSION PANEL (FOR S SPRUNG FLOORING)
15 CELLULAR POLYURETHANE (FOR SPRUNG FLOORING)
16 OAK HARDWOOD BOARD
17 THERMALLY BROKEN BOX SECTION (TO SUPPORT POLYCAR BONATE)
18 LEADWORK
20 JOINT
21 ALUMINIUM SHEET
22 STEEL SANDWICH PANNELS (INCLUDING INSULATION)
23 CHATELAIN HOUSE ROLLER SHUTTERS REUSED
24 AIR GAP
1:20 SECTION
THROUGH THE BALLET STUDIO
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 200mm 1000mm 14. 0
A view of the entrance
A view of the theatre
A view of the hydro pool
A view of the rehersal studio
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The view looking down into the water pool, from the roof garden
These images were curated using a physical model which was then developed in photoshop.
TURANDOT ACT 2
A TEMPORARY THEATRE
This project continues to revive the atmosphere of the pleasure gardens from the eightenth-century, through creating an open air performance.
The design process also reuses the components from the demolished Chatelain house, to reinforce reuse. The temporary theatre is a set design for act two of Turandot. The main theme is suspence as Turandot gives her three riddles that will determine whether the prince will live or die at sun rise. Therefore, the parts of the palace are presented as an unbalaced structure, along with the stage rotating towards the audience, building suspence.
EXPERIMENTING WITH THE ROTATING STAGE
Each rotation represents one of Turandot’s riddles.
THE ENDING OF THE OPERA
THE STAGE IS FULLY ROTATED
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THE DURATION OF THE OPERA
THE REUSE STRATEGY OF THE TEMPORARY THEATRE
CHATELAINE HOUSE VIEWS CHATELAINE HOUSE COMPONENTS Exterior and interior fnishes Pharmacy(Interior Components) Mobilecomponents A STRUCTURAL MODEL OF THE TEMPORARY THEATRE 17. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 REUSED BRICK 2 REUSED FOLDED SHUTTER 3 INNER STEEL STRUCTURE 4 STEEL TRACK 5 MOTOR WHEELS 6 REUSED VINYL PLASTIC FLOORING 7 REUSED SPIRAL STEEL STAIRCASE 8 STEEL BEAMS 9 REUSED CORRUGATED METAL SHEET 2 9
THE OVAL ESTATE REDEVELOPMENT, STEVENAGE
THE OVAL ESTATE REDEVELOPMENT, STEVENAGE
PART 1 ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANT AT ROCK TOWNSEND
PART 1 ACHITECTURAL ASSISTANT AT ROCKTOWNSEND
Existing buildings at The Oval
Existing buildings at The Oval
The Wider Context of Stevenage
A map of Stevenage
Whilst working at Rock Townsend Architects in Waterloo, London. I have had the opportunity to develop the regeneration of The Oval in Stevenage. In 1946, Stevenage was chosen as the site of the first ‘new town’, one of eight in the Greater London area. The new towns eased the housing pressure as bombsites and slums were cleared after the war. However, Stevenage is in need of regeneration due to the lack of facilities and the unsafe underpasses. The mixed use programme involves housing, a community centre, retail, urban planning and landscaping, providing an insight into a variety of different spaces, both public and private.
Existing underpasses
Site- The Oval
Existing Retail at The Oval
Existing underpasses
Site- The Oval Retail The market Green space Residential Community Centre 18.
The Masterplan of The Oval Dated
facilities at The Oval
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The Masterplan of The Oval
BLOCK E FLATS (OVER 55s)
The lounge from the courtyard
Experimenting
The main entrance, north facing
Iteration of landscaping in the courtyard
Key 1 Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care 2 Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) 3 Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A F JESSOPROAD ARDONROAD Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant E (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Rser Lift Riser 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift 1000 Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app N 0 4 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated Block E Ground Floor (In development) Key 1 Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care 2 Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) 3 Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F JESSOPROAD VARDONROAD V E Y W A Y Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Rse Lift 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant E (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL 16 m 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM Key Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F JESSOPROAD VARDONROAD V T Y W A Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant E (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Rser Lift Riser 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri e Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift 1000 DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL N 0 16 m 4 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM Key 1 Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care 2 Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) 3 Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F JESSOPROAD VARDONROAD V E Y W A Y Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Rse Lift 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant E (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL 16 m 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM Key 1 Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care 2 Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) 3 Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F JESSOPROAD VARDONROAD V E Y W A Y Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Rse Lift 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant E (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL 16 m 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM Key 1 Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care 2 Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) 3 Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F JESSOPROAD VARDONROAD V E Y W A Y Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Rse Lift 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant E (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL 16 m 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM
with brick patterns on the facade
MM FEB 23 19.
Block F Ground
Floor as proposed (In development)
215 m² Church Hall 7 m² Storage 4 m² Storage 15 m² Church Office 13 m² Church Kitchen 65 m² Lounge 3 m² Storage 18 m² Kitchen 25 m² Plant 6 m² Storage 21 m² Office 11 m² Reception 3 m² WC 2 m² WC 2 m² WC 2 m² WC 85 m² Lobby 7 m² Storage PROJECT DWG TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk © @ A3 Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions REVISION 1 200 JAN 23 RT21114 The Oval Block F Level 0 Stevenage OVL-RTA-F-00-DR-A-0225 215 m² Church Hall m² Storage m² Storage 15 m² Church Office 13 m² Church Kitchen 65 m² Lounge m² Storage 18 m² Kitchen 25 m² Plant m² Storage 21 m² Office 11 m² Reception m² WC 2 m² WC 2 m² WC 2 m² WC 85 m² Lobby m² Storage PROJECT DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk © @ A3 Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of ork Rock Townsend Architects LLP be notified any omissions errors REVISION DATE/DRAWN 1 200 JAN 23 JL RT21114 The Oval Block F Level Stevenage SK01 OVL-RTA-F-00-DR-A-0225 The Existing Community Centre plans The Existing Community Centre’s spaces The church The entrance Thereception Thefamilyhall The entrance to the main hall Key 1 Bedroom Flat (1 to 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care 2 Bedroom Flat (3 to 4P) 3 Bedroom Flat (5 to 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F JESSOPROAD ARDONROAD V T Y W A Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant (UPS) 51 m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift Ri Lift 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant (Heating) Plant E (Water) Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Rise Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift 1000 DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE DATE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement of works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 rocktownsend.co.uk @ A1 © Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL 0 16 m 4 8 12 1:200 1 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM Key Bedroom Flat (1 2P) *larger units for independent living/extra care Bedroom Flat (3 4P) Bedroom Flat (5 6P) Bin Store Bike Store Plant Ancillary Community Retail Garden Terrace Balcony Vented lobby Unvented lobby Risers Ventilation Existing Trees Proposed Trees Guest Room Communal utilities E B D A C F ES OPROAD V RDONROAD Y W Residential Parking 24 m² Core E2b 165 m² Circulation Not Enclosed Core E5 168 m² Core E4b 16 m² Core E4a Plant (UPS) m² 61 m² 73 m² 52 m² Bins 57 m² 74 m² 67 m² 65 m² 65 m² 65 m² 66 m² 67 m² 67 m² Lift R e Lift Riser 55 m² 54 m² 20 m² Switch Room Scooter Storage Plant (Heating) Plant (Water) 4300 Lounge Bins 55 m² 52 m² Substation Lift Ri Kitchen w/c Laundry Office Lift DATE/DRAWN Key Plan PROJECT DRAWING TITLE SCALE STATUS RT JOB NO. DRAWING NO. DRAWN CHECK REVISION All dimensions to be checked on site prior to commencement works Rock Townsend Architects LLP to be notified of any omissions or errors The Old School, Exton Street, London. SE1 8UE 020 7261 9577 @ A1 Copyright Rock Townsend Architects LLP REVISIONS As indicated NOV 22 GD RT21114 PRELIMINARY The Oval Block E Ground Floor PR02 OVL-RTA-E-00-DR-A-0219 Stevenage PR01 First issue for Pre-app 04/11/22 JL 0 16 m 4 8 12 1:200 200 Level E0 Copy 1 1 PR02Communal spaces updated 01/02/23MM 2 6 The Church Thefamilycentre The hall facilities Ancillary 20. BLOCK F, THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
The proposed entrance
THE JOURNEY THROUGH THE OVAL
The public market
Block A from Jessop road
Block B and E from Jessop road
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Block B and D from Jessop road
RICKS DINER, OXFORD
DRAUGH TSMAN /DESIGNER
AS PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN
Working part time as a Barista at Ricks Diner lead me into my role as an architectural designer of the new cafe that involved redesigning the interior layout of the shop. The client wanted to tranform the cafe into more of a restaurant, with the kitchen on display rather than in the back of house.
KITCHEN SEATING BAR EXTRACTOR FREEZER DISH WASHER PASS HOT COFFEE JUICE GRIDDLE GRIDDLE FRYER WITH FREEZER UNDER TILL KITCHEN FREEZER JUICE COFFEE TILL STORAGE HOT GRIDDLE GRIDDLE FRYER COUNTER (ON DISPLAY) DISH WASHER WITH FREEZER UNDER PASS 500mm THE EXISTING FLOOR PLAN
22. 0 2000mm
PERSONAL SKETCHES
St Paul’s Cathedral, 2022
Southwark Cathedral, 2022
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Southwark Cathedral, 2022
PERSONAL PAINTINGS
Kyle, Oil paint, 2021
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Katelyn, Oil paint, 2022
