SELECTED WORKS
DESIGN PORTFOLIO
A curated assemblage of chosen works, showcasing a creative approach into architectural design.
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ARCHITECTURE
2021-2023
Bachelor of Architecture and Environments CURATED BY MAI BANDEM
19.12.2023
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
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MAI BANDEM Forest Lodge, Sydney, Australia maithilabandem@gmail.com +61 422 207 793
EDUCATION
2021-2023 Bachelors of Architecture and Environments
2014-2020 AS/A Level in Business, Literature, Art, Maths
CERTIFICATES
2023
The University of Sydney 89.3 Weighted Average Mark
Dyatmika International School Bali Awarded A Grades for all A-level Subjects
The Bates Smart Award for Architecture Awarded on the merit of ‘Best Project in the Bachelor of Architecture and Environments Graduating Cohort’, encouraging media discussion of architecture.
2022
Super Studio National Competition NSW Runner Up In recognition of contribution to a Super Studio 2022 design concept as awarded by the state jury of sustainable and regenerative design techniques. This competition is supported by Australian Institute of Architects and SONA.
2022
Atelier Bali Home of Tomorrow 1st Runner Up In recognition of contribution to Atelier Bali's Home of Tomorrow design concept. https://atelierbali.com/projects/
2021-2023
Dean's List of Excellence in Academic Performance Recognizes high performing students based on annual average marks on advice from Faculty.
2021
Sydney International Student Award Award recognizing Academic Achievements of Applicants in Central Asia.
Languages English Indonesian
Bali, Indonesia
WORK EXPERIENCE
2022 The Ayana Resort and Spa
2020-2021 Dyatmika International School Bali 2019-2022 Mania Clothing Label 2018-Present Private Collectors
SKILLS
Multimedia Installation Design "The Energy of Silence" - Site Specific Multimedia Installation as part of the storytelling of Nyepi (Silent Day) at Ayana Art Gallery.
Private Primary Tutor Subjects including English, Maths, Arts, Bahasa Indonesia, Primary Science for Students Age 6-12 Years Old (5 Students during Covid Pandemic).
Public Relation Assistant Social Media Manager of Mania Clothing Label based in Bali especially Instagram @mania80361.
Commission Work Self-portrait Realism Paintings (Oil Paint on Canvas)
MS Office
Word | PowerPoint | Excel
Adobe CC
Photoshop | InDesign | Lightroom | Illustrator
CAD/ Render
Rhino | Grasshopper | Ladybug | Enscape | Lumion
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NCO PE I N S PACES 01 SY An adaptive reuse project for the 1-14
creation of a Dragon Boat Club.
S CALE 02 TOY Exploring surrealism within
15-20
residential spaces in Darlington.
AMETRI C APAR TM ENT 03 APAR parametric modelling project 21-24
maximizing efficiency of residential towers in the CBD.
TW O THEATR ES 04 Two theatre design in contrasting 25-32
architectural styles.
EW TOW N TERRACE 05 NDevelopment Application proposal for 33-40
alterations and additions on an existing terrace house design.
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A DIALOGUE OF HAPTICS AND HULLS
Individual Work on the creation of a dragon boat club focused on the adaptive reuse of existing building at 1-3 Bank Street in Pyrmont, executed in 2023, under the supervision of Program Director, Matthew Mindrup.
SYNCOPE IN SPACES
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SYNCOPE IN SPACES
Envisioned as a dedicated space for a dragon boat club, 'Syncope in Spaces: A Dialogue of Haptics and Hulls' emerges as an adaptive reuse project nestled in the banks of Blackwattle Bay. This undertaking redefines the traditional boat club, transforming it into an epicenter of heritage, and celebration. At core, this project aims to serve as a hub that stores the deposited memories of dragon boating, utilizing forms and sensory experiences to create a dynamic continuum that allows for the meaningful experiencing of architecture and space.
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SYNCOPE IN SPACES
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Unleash the Dragon!!!
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Central to this transformation is the critical negotiation of memory and forgetting, articulated through the translation of rhythms into physical spaces to ignite a sense of community. The project commits in preserving the historical narrative of the existing building on site through the selective demolition and recombination of materials to forge its new identity.
Monday 10th of June, the day of the dragon boat festival...
Meanwhile in the boat storage... Let’s go team! Remember, it's not just about speed, it's about moving together!
Today is the day! Quick we need to get good views!
Don’t forget the paddles!
Woo! Go Dragons!
Yeah! Yessir!
Okay team lets get these boats ready for lauch!
1...2...1...2....1...2! Look at them go! They’re all in sync! click*
SYNCOPE IN SPACES
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Existing concrete slab sits is used across all three buildings.
Existig Red Brick can be salvaged and recycled into new structures.
Roof utilizes corrugated aluminium steel for shelter against rain and the elements.
Sandstones line the cliffedge on to Blackwattle bay. This material is profound in maintaining the essence of the site.
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1. Original Form
2. Establishing Grid
Existing building volume from 13 Banks Street, Pyrmont to be adaptively reused as a dragon boating club and school.
Compartmentalizing previous building through the creation of grids, protruding upwards using timber columns.
3. Inserting Skeleton
4. Slotting of Spaces
Using the existing building to create frames and “storage spaces” for hulls.
Establishing a series of spaces to fit within the grids, emphasizing the idea of boat hulls as shelter.
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5. Modifying Landscape
6. Final Form
Altering the volume of the landscape excavating ground to fit dragon boating programs.
New structures are alternated between existing structure creating juxtaposition between old and new.
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SYNCOPE IN SPACES
This adaptive reuse project, takes cues from the organization of boat storage which inspires the establishments of grids that allow spaces to be compartmentalized. These spaces take the form of boat hulls occupying the existing building, creating a dialogue of being on-and-off rhythm. Thus, the design orchestrates a contemplative journey for occupants, intertwining remnants of history with modern nuances, continually gravitating them towards the water, all while exploring the interplay of past and present in its design.
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SYNCOPE IN SPACES
1. 100x100mm seasoned hardwood post secured to reinforced concrete pier using a galvanized stirrup post support. 2. 300x150mm steel I-beams utilized as floor joists, fabricated from structural-grade steel, secured at intervals to main structural members using bolted connections. 3. 200x200mm exposed hardwood timber column. 4. 50x25mm timber battens and 30x20mm counter battens. 5. 100x50mm timber rafter. 6. Dark-stained timber lamella cladding. 7. Standard-sized brick. 8. Steel railings. 9. 3mm thick steel plate treads. 10. Chain-pulley fixed to I-beams. 11. Corrugated zinc roof. 12. Medium-toned corrugated aluminium roofing. 13. Clear tempered glass panel. 14. Push-out awnings. 15. Thick plywood flooring. 16. Galvanized steel mesh flooring, constructed from welded steel wire. 17. Concrete floor.
Structural Elements
External Wall
Details
Flooring
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SYNCOPE IN SPACES
The club features a central atrium designed to accentuate the celebratory nature of the dragon boat festival. This hearth fosters an immersive environment that enables the artform to not only be observed, but experienced.
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This report documents the 3D modelling process of the proposed dragon boat club, taking into consideration dimensions and materiality to achieve variations in form and texture. The documentation explores techniques employed using laser-cutting to achieve the varying physical characteristics of the design, ensuring that each aspect of the model authentically reflects the intended architectural vision in terms of structural and aesthetic appeal.
SYNCOPE IN SPACES
Wood Paper
Straw Paper
Beige Paper
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First-year architectural studio design project (awarded highest band 92% marked overall grade).
A SURREALIST TERRACE HOUSE
Individual Work on the design of a terrace house centered on the exploration of surrealism in architecture, executed in 2021, under the supervision of Studio Coordinator, Maria Dominguez.
TOY SCALE
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TOY SCALE
Comfort in Eccentricity | Integrating surrealistic elements within the confines of home, this project encourages residents to embrace their individuality and revel in the unexpected. As an extension of its client - a passionate painter and a , the design envisages to create a semi-open space adorned by unconventional furniture and installations, regardless of the confines of the site. With unusual positioned structures to cater for programs, Nook's alcove creates a unique and memorable experience for incoming clients, patrons, and homeowners - one that is visually appealing and emotionally liberating.
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TOY SCALE
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A Leap into New Living | The design encourages the use of abstract elements including the placements of lavatory and waiting quarters in the backyard. Furthermore, the skylight and glass installation spanning down the house ensures that sunlight is able to bleed from the top story to the basement. Thus, becoming the link and facilitator between the various floor levels.
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TOY SCALE
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Eccentric edifices and custom furnitures become the building block that foster unique experiences within the home. The terrace house design aims to create meaningful interactions between interior space, patrons, and homeowners.
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PARAMETRIC APARTMENT
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PARAMETRIC APARTMENT
Exemplar work for 2023 Bachelor of Architecture and Environment Cohort.
Individual Work on replicating an apartment model within the Sydney CBD on the exploration of adaptive design and energy maximization in architecture, executed in 2022, under the supervision of Studio Coordinator, Jordan Lattouf.
ADAPTIVE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN 4
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The fundamentals of parametric modeling is explored through the use of Grasshopper to create dynamic and adaptive architectural design. The project delves into the parametric modelling of high-rises located in the Sydney CBD, in particular Cove Apartments - a 44 story pointed-elliptical residential block overlooking the Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House.
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final output
detailing 8
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vertical columns
elliptical chimneys
create and trim an array of circles along the base outline and extrude upwards.
using the points located at the building summit, use array to create chimney pipes.
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façade 5
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rectangular windows
balcony surface
subtract extrusions with external sheathe to create façade.
railing and vertical sunshades
create balcony curve with thickness. extrude in correlation to floor level.
offset balcony curvature to create glass panels and extrude sub components.
foundation 1
bass mass and outline base can be constructed from two circles; with intersecting lines.
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external sheathe create external sheathe by offsetting base outline and extruding in the Z direction.
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floor-level geometry use base boundary to create a brep with appropriate thickness.
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roof trim subtract main structure with two mirrored shapes to create roof.
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PARAMETRIC APARTMENT
As a property which serves as a residential space built at the core of the CBD, views and solar access become vital parameters in determining the tower's functionality. The successful integration of windows and building orientation can yield higher property value for Cove Apartments which is further analyzed and tested within the project.
original dimensions
retrofit 1
Amplitude: 1.8 Sub-Curve Start: 0.057 Sub-Curve End: 0.343 Graph Mapper Curve:
Amplitude: -4.9 Sub-Curve Start: 0.057 Sub-Curve End: 0.343 Graph Mapper Curve:
Balcony Floor Surface Area: 58.8 m²
Balcony Floor Surface Area: 195.8 m²
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View maximization result using Galapagos and Genomes measuring Form Rotation, Distance Between Floors and Floor Shape.
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Top in Cohort Studio Project, Overall Grade Awarded: Full-Marks (100%).
AN INVESTIGATION INTO MATERIALITY
BLACK BOX THEATRES
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BLACK BOX THEATRES
Inspired by the interactive forces between dancer and ribbon, this paper model physically embodies the dynamics of twisting and twirling.
Individual Work on the creation of two theatres focused exploring the style of minimalism and maximalism in architecture through the use of materials, executed in 2022, under the supervision of Studio Coordinator, Adrian Taylor.
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BLACK BOX THEATRES
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This project investigates the polarizing architectural style between minimalist and maximalist design. Each theatre explores the transformation, application, and manifestation of architectural materials in the performance space. The first theatre aims to emulate the aesthetic of tropical modern architecture through tactful use of wide-gauge glass, organic materials and lush vegetation - to which contrasts the second theatre's strong focus on faux and superficial materials.
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BLACK BOX THEATRES
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Rendered Section and Elevation of Timber Theatre
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Rendered Section and Elevation of Glass Theatre
BLACK BOX THEATRES
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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
The theatre facade showcases timber cladding as key material to embrace and align focus towards the nestling harmony with the surrounding natural ambience.
Once patrons enter the main entrance, the light is blocked by the array of vertical timber beams, projecting shadows to set the mood of the ensuing entertainment inside the open foyer.
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The overflowing water reflected on the shiny metallic glasses appears virtually like an inverted mirror image bringing the focus on the pathway to the main entryway.
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The interplay of shadows within the interior playfully intensify the lighting, emphasizing the corridor ambiance by creating subtle mood changes throughout the day.
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A TERRACE IN NEWTOWN
Top in Cohort Professional Practice Project (91%).
Group Work assignment on the preparation of a Development Application Document, executed in 2023, under the supervision of Studio Coordinator, Stephen Clement.
A DIALOGUE OF HAPTICS AND HULLS EXISTING MELALEUCA QUINQUENERVIA
21.2
5m
AVERAGE SETBACK (4.7m)
21.0
WINTE
0m
R SUNS
ET ON-STREET PARKING
ONE WAY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
Perpendicular Parking Spaces for Vehicles
INCOMING VEHICULAR TRAFFIC NOISE
WESTERLY WINDS
Busy times 9:00am and 3:00pm during school drop-off and pick-up times
WEST WIND CARRY HOT & DRY BREEZE, JEAPORDIZING INDOOR AIR QUALITY DURING SUMMER MONTHS.
TWO WAY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC
5m
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EXISTING PITTOSPORUM UNDULATUM VENT
NO RTH
23 TWO-STOREY BRICK TERRACE WITH METAL ROOF
SKYLIGHT
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.50m
LOT 1/DP311286 108 sqm (T)
BIN DISPOSABLE STORAGE 16°38'30" 8.576m
16°43' 3.374m
EXISTING CHIMNEY
EXISTING JACARANDA MIMOSIFOLIA
DP
.2 20
5m
S 04
15°
S 02
10°
FRONT SETBACK (2.91m)
' 3.397 m
23m
197°46' 18.067 m
WIN
WHIRLYBIRD
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12°
LOT 1/DP209329 88.5 sqm (T) 92.9 sqm (S)
DP
196°54' 4.604 m
20
7°
25
NR ISE
SOUTHERN WINDS WHIRLYBIRD
5m
NOTE: ALL ALTERED AND NEW CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS LISTED IN BASIX CERTIFICATE.
0m .5
SKYLIGHT
RISE
LILIAN FOWLER RESERVE Address: 27 Angel St, Newtown NSW 2042 Open 24/7 hours, peak periods at 10-12am
ALL SKYLIGHT INSTALLATIONS ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATIONS LISTED IN BASIX CERTIFICATE.
EXTRACTION
EXISTING JACARANDA MIMOSIFOLIA
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PROPOSED BUILDING (22 DECEMBER 9:00 am)
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PROPOSED BUILDING (22 DECEMBER 12:00 pm)
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ET STRE OLK NORF
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ET STRE OLK NORF
ET STRE OLK NORF
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GIBBES STREET
GIBBES STREET
GIBBES STREET
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SKYLIGHT
SKYLIGHT
EXISTING JACARANDA MIMOSIFOLIA
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OCCASIONALLY STRONG WINDS APPROACH FROM THE NORTH-EAST DURING SUMMER EVENINGS.
AC CONDENSER
SUMMER SUN
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SKYLIGHT
AC CONDENSER
WHIRLYBIRD
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EXISTING JACARANDA MIMOSIFOLIA
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LOT 2/DP209329 87 sqm (T)
SOUTHERN WIND CARRY COOL BREEZE FROM THE SEA WHICH CAN BE BENEFICIAL DURING HOT SUMMER MONTHS.
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188°16' 0.787m
TER
27 TWO-STOREY BRICK TERRACE WITH METAL ROOF
RECREATION AND LEISURE NOISE Bell Rings 9:00am, 1:30pm, 3:00pm
94°58
BOX GUTTER
DP
13°
S 01
TWO-STOREY BRICK TERRACE WITH METAL ROOF
'36" 3.9
0m
7°
S 03 EAVES GUTTER
S 05
REAR SETBACK (4.6m)
275°08
NEWTOWN PRIMARY PUBLIC SCHOOL
Address: 1 Norfolk St, Newtown NSW 2042 Operating Hours between 9:00am - 3:00pm
GREEN ROOF TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY USING LOCAL ENDEMIC PLANTS
INDOOR COURTYARD VOID
BACKYARD TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY
A TERRACE IN NEWTOWN
GAS-BOOSTED SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEM
BIKE SHED/ BIN STORAGE
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PROPOSED BUILDING (22 DECEMBER 15:00 pm)
This project was prepared as part of a development application for the reconstruction of a terrace house, proposing a flexible, multi-generational 2-bedroom residence for its clients. The design principle is based on the premise of enhancing overall openness and flexibility. This design approach is driven by two core principles including the preservation of heritage geometry and materials of the residence to retain its original form from the early 1900s, serving as a testament for creative and realistic design solutions that prioritizes environment and cultural sustainability as well as inclusivity.
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S-01 A-302
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7520 3385
VEGETABLE GARDEN TO ENHANCE CULTURAL SENSITIVITY
1895
GLAZED SLIDING DOORS OPENING TO BACKYARD
GLAZED BI-FOLDING DOORS TO ENHANCE OPENNESS AND VENTILATION SHELVING
SINK
S 05
LIVING RM 11 sqm
STOV
W 02
BACKYARD TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY 11.7 sqm
D 05
S-02 A-302
INDOOR COURTYARD TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY 4.4 sqm
BIKE SHED 2.7 sqm
D 06
E AREA ORAG BINS ST
FOLK NOR
DINING RM /KITCHEN 10.4 sqm
S 04
D 07
FRIDG
W 03 -540
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UP
TELEVISION
B S-01 A-302
T STREE
A TERRACE IN NEWTOWN
5240 FLEXIBLE STORAGE WHEN BINS NEED TO BE KEPT FROM ROAD SIDE
Legend
Nominated Architect
Jun Hao Pam Mai Bandem
Project Director Creative Director
Demolished Wall Site Boundary Existing Wall New Wall System Finished Floor / Relative Level
“On time & On Budget”
Door Contact
jpam5615@uni.sydney.edu.au mban0402@uni.sydney.edu.au
Window Skylight Downpipe
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ES S GIBB
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TREET
2550
7965 1900
3255 SOFA/ FOLDABLE BED, TRANSFORMING INTO BEDROOM
EXISTING BAY WINDOW WITH SEATING OPTION
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W/D 13 UNDER STAIRWELL
GE
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15
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16
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D 04
D 03
BEDROOM 1/ STUDY RM 11 sqm
5
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FRONTYARD TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY WORKSTATION
S-02 A-302
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TOILET 3.5 sqm
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UP
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D 01
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FFL / RL D - XX
Date
Rev.
Description
Project
Drawing
10/08/2023
A
Concept Design
13/09/2023
B
First Draft
Proposed Ground Floor Plan
20/09/2023
C
Second Draft
Terrace House 25 Gibbes Street, Newtown NSW 2042
14/10/2023
D
Final Draft Client
Scale
Ben & Duncan
1:100
W - XX S - XX DP
0m
1m
4m
2m
Status
Drawing No.
Pg No.
On Going
A300
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S-01 A-302
23 14820 3555
6700
BATHTUB WITH VIEWS THE SKY THROUGH SK
A DP
W 06
S-02 A-302
S 05
7°
GREEN ROOF TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY USING LOCAL ENDEMIC PLANTS
INDOOR COURTYARD VOID
S 04
S 03
E
3510
BOX GUTTER
DP
B
DP
1
ROOF EAVES
2
UP
D 10
FOLK NOR
S-01 A-302
T STREE
A TERRACE IN NEWTOWN
HORIZONTAL SHADING FOR PR
Legend
Nominated Architect
Jun Hao Pam Mai Bandem
Project Director Creative Director
Demolished Wall Site Boundary Existing Wall New Wall System Finished Floor / Relative Level
“On time & On Budget”
Door Contact
jpam5615@uni.sydney.edu.au mban0402@uni.sydney.edu.au
Window Skylight Downpipe
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ES GIBB
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8
T STREE
1900
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2665
IVACY DOUBLE HEIGHT STAIRWELL ENHANCING OPENNESS
OF KYLIGHTS
W 05 TRANSLUCENT LIGHT SLIT
HERITAGE WALL RETAINED
WARDROBE
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S 01 5
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4
15
3
16
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17
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ENSUITE BEDROOM 12.6 sqm
4 W 0
12
S 02 13
DN
S-02 A-302
3060
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D 09
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ENSUITE BATHROOM 9.1 sqm
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W INDO ER W ORM NG D EXISTI
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WORKSTATION
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FFL / RL D - XX
Date
Rev.
Description
Project
Drawing
10/08/2023
A
Concept Design
13/09/2023
B
First Draft
Proposed First Floor Plan
20/09/2023
C
Second Draft
Terrace House 25 Gibbes Street, Newtown NSW 2042
14/10/2023
D
Final Draft Client
Scale
Ben & Duncan
1:100
W - XX S - XX DP
0m
1m
4m
2m
Status
Drawing No.
Pg No.
On Going
A301
8
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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
A 500
UPPER ROOF LEVEL RL 6500
23
EXTENSION REAR ROOF LEVEL RL 5220
S DP
GR
PROPOSED GREEN ROOF RL 3510 PROPOSED FIRST FFL RL 3060
INDOO TO BE TO
EXISTING FFL RL 0
A TERRACE IN NEWTOWN
NORFOLK STREET RL -540
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2
3
4
5 23275
5240
3385
1895
1310
FOR VIEWS OF SKY REAR ROOF EXTENSI COMPLYING WITH D
NEIGHBORING WINDOW
EXTENSION REAR ROOF LEVEL RL 5220
S
GREEN ROOF
REPLACED EXISTING BUTTERFLY ROOF WITH SLOPED ROOF AND SKYLIGHTS TO ENHANCE DAYLIGHTING AT THE REAR PROPOSED GREEN ROOF RL 3510
S 05
S 04
EXISTING FENCE LINE RL 2300
BIKE SHED/ BINS STORAGE
BACKYARD TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY
DINING RM /KITCHEN
INDOOR COURTYARD TO BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTRY
LIVING RM
NORFOLK STREET EXISTING FFL RL 0
NORFOLK STREET RL -540
Legend
Nominated Architect
Jun Hao Pam Mai Bandem
Project Director Creative Director
Demolished Wall Site Boundary Existing Wall New Wall System Finished Floor / Relative Level
“On time & On Budget”
Door Contact
jpam5615@uni.sydney.edu.au mban0402@uni.sydney.edu.au
Window Skylight Downpipe
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40
810
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RETAINED EXISTING HERITAGE WALL REAR EXTENSION ADHERING TO DCP REGULATIONS (SETBACK MIN 500MM FROM SIDE WALLS) EXTERNAL HORIZONTAL SHADING FOR PRIVACY TO NEIGHBOR
EEN ROOF
OUTLINE OF PROPOSED GREEN ROOF
INDOOR COURTYARD PROVIDING AMBIENT LIGHTING TO KITCHEN/ DINING & LIVING AREA WHILE PROVIDINGA BARRIER TO THESE TWO SPACES
R COURTYARD GIVEN BACK COUNTRY
RETAINED WALL
SHORT SECTION: S-01
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7
8 MAI BANDEM
1900
3760
5785 NEWLY INSTALLED ROOF MEDIUM (RAVINE):ABSORPTANCE 0.475 - 0.70 RECONSTRUCTED TO MATCH EXISTING HERITAGE GEOMETRY TRANSLUCENT LIGHT SLIT ORIENTATED WEST FOR EVENING SUN
SKYLIGHT ABOVE BATH
ON CP
S 02
UPPER ROOF LEVEL RL 6500
S 01
S 03 W 05 ENSUITE BEDROOM
ENSUITE BATHROOM
EXISTING FIRST FFL RL 3450 PROPOSED FIRST FFL RL 3060
TOILET
N
GIBBES STREET
BEDROOM 1/ STUDY RM
W/D UNDER STAIRWELL
EXISTING FFL RL 0
NORFOLK STREET RL -540
LONG SECTION: S-02
FFL / RL D - XX
Date
Rev.
Description
Project
Drawing
10/08/2023
A
Concept Design
13/09/2023
B
First Draft
Short Section & Long Section
20/09/2023
C
Second Draft
Terrace House 25 Gibbes Street, Newtown NSW 2042
14/10/2023
D
Final Draft Client
Scale
Ben & Duncan
1:100
W - XX S - XX DP
0m
1m
4m
2m
Status
Drawing No.
Pg No.
On Going
A303
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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
Top in Cohort Project. Overall Grade Awarded: 96%.
TRANSLATION OF INTANGIBLE FORCES
Individual Work on the creation of paper models inspired by movement in the natural environment, executed in 2021, under the supervision of Studio Coordinator, Dr Anastasia Globa.
MOVEMENT AND PAPER
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MOVEMENT AND PAPER
Moving Meditation | Motion as an arousing quality becomes the premise of this architectural exploration, especially to decipher how bodily experience can be dissected or constructed as contemplating edifices or thought-provoking landscapes. The progression induces new information, which is exchanged, carried, and transformed as physical paper models.
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MOVEMENT AND PAPER
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Inspired by the interactive forces between dancer and ribbon, this paper model physically embodies the dynamics of twisting and twirling.
2021-2023 SELECTED WORKS
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MAI BANDEM
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MAI BANDEM ISSUU.COM/MAIBANDEM
UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY
19.12.2023