Mosa Molepo architecture portfolio-2020

MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, BHONS.

Portfolio

architecture + design

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

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Statement of Academic Record Name: Campus ID: Birthdate:

Molepo, Mosa Mabohlale MLPMOS008 02/06/1991

Student Records Office University of Cape Town Private Bag X3 Rondebosch 7701 South Africa Telephone

+27 21 650 3595

– – – – – Beginning of Honours Record – – – – – Programme: Specialisation: Course APG APG APG APG APG APG APG APG

B Architectural Studies (Hons) Architecture Specialisation

2018

Description 4029F 4039F 4041S 4042F 4043S 4044S 4048S 4049F

Natural Systems Adv Hist & Theory of Arch Advanced Building Technology Arch Design Studio I Arch Design Studio II Professional Practice Architecture Research Method History and Theory I

NQF Level 08 08 08 08 08 08 08 08

NQF Credits 12 12 12 48 48 12 12 12

Results 50 75 58 53 68 69 50 52

3 1 3 3 223 3

Qualifies for award of degree/diploma ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Qualification: Bachelor of Architectural Studies Honours Confer Date: 11/04/2019 Qualification SAQA ID: 66569 Qualification GPA: 59.86 The conduct of the student was satisfactory.

The University of Cape Town teaches and examines in English.

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MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, BHONS.

Personal statement & cirriculum vitae

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

MISSION STATEMENT Personal design manifesto To create architecture which is contextually rich and is a memoir to place rather than time. Architecture which transforms a space and challenges society on new ways to interact within it. To recognize that as architects we are designers of space first which is the essence of our human existence and as a result approach design with sensitivity to people. In the quest towards sustainable architecture , I insist on the craftsmanship of a building as a work of art rather than a mass produced volume of space. What will seperate great ideas from the rest is the initiative and ability to resolve technical problems with elegant design solutions. As architects we are assigned to a social service and its encumbent on me to create buildings which are beacons of light, safety and harmony by capturing the spirit of a place in a built form to enhance people’s lives.

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand Graduation ceremony - March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

CIRRICULUM VITAE

Mosa Mabohlale Molepo about me date of birth: 02/ 06/ 1991 Jan - Dec 2016 Cohen + Garson Architects, Parkview, Johannesburg nationality: South African position: student intern, full time sex: Female responsibilities: Nurse's residence as part of Women's Jail marital status: Single at Constitutional HIll; University of Mpumalanga project

languages: English, Northern Sotho, Southern Sotho House McIlleron as built drawings; Greenside shul heritage IsiZulu report for SAHRA contact mobile number: (+27)73 240 7753 Jan - Dec 2017 Tectura International, Sandton, Johannesburg email address: mabohlalem@yahoo.com position: architectural technologist, full time responsibilities: Moroka clinic design development; education 2005 - 2009 St Mary's School for girls, Wavereley, Johannesburg Graceland combined school as built drawings; Parkview IEB, University exemption primary school as-built drawings,

2011 - 2016 University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Limpopo schools: the company was awarded a tender to do Bachelor of Architectural Studies assessments of structural damage to schools in the province

2012 Gauteng Institute for Architectural Award I was chosen as part of a team to liaise with Public works and

- Design proposal for disadvantaged community relevant personel in all districts within Limpopo.

2018 University of Cape Town

Bachelor of Architectural Studies (Honours) software Revit 2019 University of Witwatersrand AutoCad Master of Architecture (Professional) Photoshop Indesign work Nov - Dec 2010 Interiors by Plan, Northriding, Johannesburg Microsoft Suite experience position: assistant project manager, part time

responsibilities: tracking project schedule; ensuring

project deadlines are met; compiling cost estimates;

sourcing of materials for samples strengths Excellent research documentation; data collection; drawing; sketching; photography; communication and team work

Jan - Aug 2013 DSA International, Sandton, Johannesburg digital portfolio https://issuu.com/mosamolepo/docs/master_portfolio

position: student intern, full time

responsibilities: first stage design of luxury holiday references Mr Bedan Nyaga Githae, employer units in Mauritius; Managing director of Tectura International

first stage design of hotel cooking school in Lagos (+27) 83 412 3425 ; githae@tecturai.com

Oct - Dec 2014 Amanda Spitz Architects, Glenhazel, Johannesburg Mrs Fiona Garson, employer position: student intern, full time Principal architect Cohen + Garson architects responsibilities: documenting as-built drawings; (+27) 83 412 3425 compiling data sheets; residential renovation works Mr Toma Berlanda, UCT Head of School & studio convenor

Jun - Jul 2015 UrbanWorks Architecture and Urbanism, Maboneng, Johannesburg Ph.D. in Architecture and Building Design position: student intern, part time toma.berlanda@uct.ac.za

responsibilities: designing container units for Ivory Park

participated in international student exchange seminar

MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, BAS BHONS.

Undergraduate work

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

GERMISTON LIBRARY & INTERVENTION design - third year - 2015 Programme - to design a multi-purpose centre, with a community library being the primary function. The space must provide exhibition spaces, a restaurant, a lecture venue and all spaces adequate for a fully functioning academic and research library.

Site analysis

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The approach to the library is along the square as well as President or Library street.

Designing, as part of an intervention the sqaure, offers an oppurtnunity to activate the currently inactive space to draw movement towards the new library building.

Additionally the raised walkway is a path which leads into the library atrium and activates the street egde, and forces people to experience the space from beyond the “walls� of the building by simply walking past.

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central axis of symmetry

connecting square to library

aligning symmetry, connectivity and circulation

Typical floor plan - Library

Sectional elevation

South elevation

North elevation

BRAAMFONTEIN CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM design - third year - 2015 Programme -to design a contemporary art museum for african art with additional space for an auditorium , administrative offices and restaurant.

The proposed site for the contemporary art museum sits within a retail and business district grid. It is right in the middle of cental Braamfontein and is lodged between multiple storey buildings.

With the apprach along Juta street, physically there is not link to the student square because of the nelson mandela bridge.

Visually there is a link and I created a new edge to lift the building by building on a plinth for more physical visibility,

Images along Juta street

Design concept

Design development +40.950

Exhibition 1

+40.950

+29.150

Museum archive Exhibition 2

Exhibition 1

+24.700

Museum archive

Exhibition 3 +20.250

Museum archive Exhibition 4 +29.150

Museum archive

+15.800

Museum admin

Exhibition 2 Auditorium

+8.845

Detail 3 Public media centre

Exhibition 3

Detail 1

+20.250

Auditorium bar space

Museum archive

+4.450

Exhibition 4 +15.800

Museum admin

+/-0.000

Detail 3

Auditorium -4.150

Resource centre +8.845

Detail 3

-8.600

Detail 1

Auditorium bar space

Public media centre SECTION AA 1:200

+4.450

Construction model +/-0.000

Detail 3 -4.150

-8.600

SECTION AA 1:200

nvelope precident

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+24.700

Museum archive

Resource centre

DETAIL 1

SECTION THROUGH AUDITORIUM AND BAR 1:50

DETAIL 1

Construction detailing

Site plan

Ground floor plan

Elevation

AITON COURT HILLBROW HONOURABLE MENTION -PROJECT history - second year - 2012 Research task- to gather information from tenants living in the basement in the form of interviews and recordings. As well as to document and compile as-built drawings of the basement floor and re-imagine the design of the pond which was a pivotal feature in the entrance foyer of the building.

In a team of three , we were tasked to compile a document and drawings which illustrated the contrast between the function of the basement upon construction when it was first built1938 and its use post 1994. I was tasked with documenting the pond and collectively we were given the award for the best project working with a disadvantaged community in 2012.

As-built drawing basement floor

Aiton Court images - early 1980’s

Section A-A Aiton Court images - renovations completed by MayaHart Architects

HONOURABLE MENTION -PROJECT

MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, BHONS.

Professional Postgraduatework work

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

PERFORMATIVE ARTS REHABILITATION CENTRE Cape Town & the Castle design - honours year - 2018

The design proposal centered around the castle of Good Hope in Cape Town, set as a competition to re-imagine the unfinished project of the Château Chambord in France. The task was to imagine an African castle. The castle has attached to it many conflicting ideas and views on its existence and conservation as a site of memory. My design challenged this notion, and sited a programme looking towards District six. In an attempt to revive the spirit of the area and re-imagine the castle as a vibrant public space.

SPATIAL FRAMEWORK Establishing the site

Southern hemisphere

Cape Town & the Castle

SPATIAL FRAMEWORK Establishing the site

Cape Town

African continent ATLAS:AfricanCastle/Museum

APG4043SAfricanCastle

Instructor:TomĂ Berlanda

Students: Mosa Molepo & Hannah Cook

Cape Town & the Castle

DEVELOPMENT Establishing the history

VOC

Dutch East_Indian Company

Khoi

Cape colony

FORCES AT PLAY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAPE TOWN AND THE CASTLE FORCES AT PLAY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAPE TOWN AND THE CASTLE

CITY CENTRE

FORESHORE DISTRICT 6

INDIGENOUS 1652 INDIGENOUS 14881488 1652 KHOI KHOI / SAN/ SAN PORTUGUESE PORTUGUESE DUTCH DUTCH

ATLAS:AfricanCastle/Museum

APG4043SAfricanCastle

1795 1795 BRITISH BRITISH

TRADE ROUTES- -REASON REASON FOR COLONY TRADE ROUTES FOR COLONY

Instructor:Tomà Berlanda

Students: Mosa Molepo & Hannah

NATURAL CONTEXT INFLUENCING GEOMETRIES NATURAL CONTEXT INFLUENCING SITE SITE GEOMETRIES - ORTHOG AREAS SURROUNDING THE CASTLE

Cape Town & the Castle

BUILT FABRIC Timeline of urban growth

Urban development in 1790

ATLAS:AfricanCastle/Museum

APG4043SAfricanCastle

Urban development in 1800

Instructor:TomàBerlanda

Urban development in 1940

Students: Mosa Molepo & Hannah Cook

Urban development in 1980’s

652 TCH

Cape Town & the Castle

1795 BRITISH

ROPEAN UTOPIA

TRADE ROUTES - REASON FOR COLONY

BUILT FABRIC Timeline of urban growth

NATURAL CONTEXT INFLUENCING SITE

GEOMETRIES - ORTHOGANAL VS CASTLE

Map of District Six

BUILT FORM WITH HISTORICAL OR URBAN VALUE IN THE CITY CENTRE

Built form with historical/urban value in the city centre ATLAS:AfricanCastle/Museum

APG4043SAfricanCastle

Image of District Six Instructor:Tomà Berlanda

Students: Mosa Molepo & Hannah

AFRICAN CASTLE: CONCEPT + REFLECTIONS ORIGINAL VS NEW (ADD) - the castle and its position in nature - the physical stages of the castle and the many re-iterations it went through - how do you map the original from the existing?

- staircases and details vs now - roof spaces and details vs uses for the roof now - the castle as a refresher, store, military base, place of pause and protection - what would a castle look like today( as a lace of refueling, meeting, gathering, getting supplies) - contemporary use of public space in context of the castle - orientation of the city before the sea line was pushed back vs what it is now ACCESS + ACCESSIBILITY - which parts are transparent and reachable to the ordinary public?

- the transitions into spaces through the archways and possibility to link outwards (defy edge) - a series of arches which define castle as a thoroughfare to experience the castle as it is not in a confined space - punctures in the existing, as a walking museum.

CULTURE CLASH - the pedi, zulu and swati kings were detained in the castle - after having been defeated by the dutch army over land - interactions in the cells between prisoners - juxtaposition between kinship and imprisonment - the capturers being captured - restoring dignity to the silenced kings - restoring dignity to spaces which denied many light access and interaction - reinventing tunnels, vaults and basements - bringing life to dead space ENSLAVEMENT - the harsh treatment of natives found upon

AFRICA REFLEC

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CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT: CASTLES + CONCEPT SETTLEMENTS DEVELOPMENT: CASTLES + SETTLEMENTS FORTS + INVERSION FORTS + INVERSION CAPE CASTLE OF GOOD HOPE

- the outer walls protect like the CAPE CASTLE OF GOOD HOPE “kraal” - the outer walls protect like stand the “kraal” - the bastions like smaller households in a settlement - the bastions stand like smaller households idea of the kraal as a fort in a settlement -- the what is the fort as a kraal, and - the idea of the kraal a fort kraal as as architecture is the kraal whatas does it - what is the fort as- who a kraal, andfor, kraal do for the public? architecture - who is the kraal for, what does it do for the public?

courtyard garden

TRADITIONAL ZULU SETTLEMENT/ UMUZI TRADITIONAL ZULU SETTLEMENT/ UMUZI - with the most important resource - with the most important at the at the centreresource being the cattle the rest of the family members centre being the cattle situate around the kraal

- the rest of the family members situate around the kraal SETTLEMENTS + FORTS

- inverted forts as explorations of african settlements:isibaya on the SETTLEMENTS + FORTS peripheries of the castle idea of a fort as aof kraal - inverted forts as -explorations african - exposing what is inside the castle settlements:isibaya on the peripheries of to the outside - questioning the relevance of the the castle inside once things are inverted - idea of a fort as a- kraal if the life of the castle is on the importance - exposing what isoutside, insidewhats the the castle to theof the courtyards? outside - re purposing the bastions

a village of the pastoral pokot

- questioning the relevance of the inside SETTLEMENTS AS MORE THAN once things are inverted KRAAL - if the life of the castle is on the outside, - occupied by nuclear family under lead ofof one person whats the importance the courtyards?

- outside spaces have a level of - re purposing theinterchangeability bastions between inside

and outside right is superiors position of kraal SETTLEMENTS AS -inMORE THAN KRAAL centre is significant - occupied by nuclear under of - olderfamily generation at thelead back and younger at the front one person - access is along central axis - outside spaces have levelhouse of interchange- kraalawhich cattle is sign of wealth, linked to place of ability between inside andalso outside gathering and political central - right is superiorspower position of kraal in centre

is significant + CASTLES HISTORICALLY - older generationFORTS at the back and younger - at exploration of africa by portat the front fugese, ports were created as places to collect - access is along central axissupplies for passing ships - kraal which house cattle sign oftowealth, - then they is were there support slave trade also linked to place of gathering and politibases to exploit other resources cal central power -after slavery was abolished - from the fifties forts in Africa

disused and pulled down FORTS + CASTLESwere HISTORICALLY - château was residence for gov- at exploration ofernment africa by portfugese,

courtyard garden

air mountains-transitions for a moved experience wall building bastion

the most valuable thing, what is this?

different patterns engraved onto mortar walls

mud huts of the Tuareg

SPATIALITY + CONCEPT OF INVERSION SKETCH DIAGRAM - journey to the top, through certain axis or route - destination to the top for who - movement around castle, what does it mediate - what are these five spaces used for potentially - why am `i exposing this journey to the public - what is the bastion at ground and at the roof - what are you getting from the top that you cant get at the bottom SITE - roof-scape - bastions - possibly the lower floors rooves SURROUNDS - north east transport - north west grand parade square - south west town hall and district six - 3 cardinal points as areas of interest to discover new point of entry from 3 points or where they all intersect

SITE

BASTIONS - sites of lekgotla - meeting - mediate for a specific function CONNECTION - from the periphery - from the ground to the top - circulation as vertical and horizontal - areas of perforations and visibilityd upon the land - the living quarters clothing and manner in which they laboured the land - violent storage of human life - com modification of people - the divide between slaves which lived amongst riches and those imprisoned - entering certain spaces in your own pace and regard - what spaces look like from the eyes of the human being not the slave

RESIDENTIAL

EDUCATION/ INSTITUTIONAL/ MUSEUMS

RETAIL/ RESTAURANTS/ CAFES

TRANSPORT NODE/ TRAIN

DESIGN PROPOSAL : PROGRAMME NARRATIVE EXPANSION PROGRAMME - public use (courtyard, keep, wall, bastions, kraal, entry) - re inforce existing (link bastion to roof, transparency, visual link, history as walked experience) - safe place for public use (access, cirulation, education, seating on bastion, community) - new cultural use (digital, public viewing, economic driver, ramp, walkways, stairs) ESTABLISHING A CULTURAL PRECINCT - arts and culture - dance - performance - theatre - arts - crafts - museum

SPACE ORGANISATION built programme circulation

dance wing

main theatre

music+ acting wing

CIRCULATION + GREEN INTERFACE

KRAAL -as entry, as a green interface between public and street and building TRANSPARENCY - create a visual link between the streettransparency - memory as a walked experience and encounter PUBLIC - public performance - rehabilitate the square - access thrpugh ramps and walkways to create a public viewing interface - cultural spaces of knowledge transfer ports were created as places to collect supplies for passing ships - then they were there to support slave trade - bases to exploit other resources after slavery was abolished - from the fifties forts in Africa were disused and pulled down - château was residence for government

SOLID + VOID

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equipment 8 39 m²

store 7 43 m²

walkway

equipment 3 57 m²

bookshop 18 reception

foyer info

129 m²

performaing arts stage 2

manager

167 m²

5 22 m²

17 67 m²

vocal training

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176 m² bar

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restaurant & cafe

common foyer

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music performance stage

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dance studio danc studio

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perfromance theatre 14 581 m²

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MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, M.Arch BHONS.(Prof )

Professional Postgraduatework work

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

Migrant Sanctuaries

Mosa Molepo M.Arch Professional 2020

MIGRANT SANCTUARIES:

A look at African Independent Churches in Johannesburg- local practices within a global city context

Mosa Mabohlale Molepo 529012 Dissertation in Masters in.Architecture Professional Supervisor: Sechaba Maape Submitted: March 2020

Abstract Johannesburg is an African city which can be uniquely characterized as a city of migrants. The discovery of gold along the Witwatersrand, resulted in gold mines being excavated all over the province. With this lucrative opportunity for many investors the mines needed a labour force to be maintained, attracting many labour migrants to Johannesburg. Over time Johannesburg became a city which offered a lot of work opportunities for internal migrants, labour migrants and international migrants.

spaces for people. This report problematizes the inability of cities, like Johannesburg, to accommodate groups of people who find themselves in this and similar situations.

Earlier we mentioned social displace which is “peoples self-perception of being out of place� (Bakewell, 2008). African Independent Churches use principles of Christian methodology with cultural practices to run their churches. The idea of cultural practices here speaks to rituals and With an influx of people coming into the city, over time the city became customs which are used to create a sense of identity and pride for peoincapacitated to accommodate this new working population resulting in ple. This report will look at whether there is a link between churches and the value that cultural practices can provide to mitigate social disincreased spatial displacement. On the other hand, migrants who enplacement. Presenting churches as the main role players in addresstered the city without being accounted for were confronted with social displacement too. At the core of this dialogue is the resulting disorienta- ing one of the ways that cities can be accommodating to migrants and tion and displacement that has occurred over the years and is synony- vulnerable people. mous with migration globally.

It is expected that not all people will participate in the rituals and cusPeople have adapted coping mechanisms in dealing with displacement tom beliefs of the church. However, this report will aim to present the idea of a sanctuary as an all-encompassing spatial proposal, together on spatial and social grounds. Religion, faith and cultural belief plays with the social participation of churches to address the immediate and an important role to mitigate this sense of loss. As one of the case long-term needs of migrants in Johannesburg. Globally people migrate studies the research focused on the presence of African Independent into city centers and as a result encounter displacement and because Churches in the city. These groups of people are seen in hidden landof this, spaces like reception areas are needed. They can be used to scapes of the city on the peripheries. My interest in this group is their provide broader social and civic solutions for the immediate needs of capacity as migrants and their exclusion from the formal structures new migrants. Alternatively, this space can be used to provide relief for of urban life. Zion Christian Church, which originated in Polokwane, Limpopo, has members who come for work in Johannesburg as labour people who have already been in the city. One of the inquiries will be to investigate where central areas are for migrants (arriving) and local migrants and migrate in and out of rural life. labour migrants already living in Johannesburg are. Then to ultimately present, a sanctuary operated by the church body, to accommodate They seem to use the church to maintain social ties amongst fellow members when in urban areas. This creates a sense of community and people who are displaced in the city. is a coping mechanism for dealing with displacement. However, many have witnessed some of these churches operate either in the open or in small structures with inadequacies. The research explores why this is so, as many of these organizations serve as sanctuaries and safe

PART 1: MOVEMENT

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townships

city

PART 2: DISPATCH 1

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Figure 12: Church members dance at a consecration service, summoning the Holy Spirit.

Figure 13: Choir members of the Holy United Methodist Church in SA.

rural homelands

sacred ritual spaces

urban sacred landscape

city

transport nodes

how do people navigate the city?

Site selection The choice of site for this project needed to consolidate the spatial ex-

clusion of certain buildings in the heart of the city. Park Station which is one of the biggest railway stations that service people from the continent and the country. This place is the first point of contact for commuters and migrants who have come into Johannesburg.

Movement My analysis of migration and people moving from rural to urban environments indicated that the site needs to represent the masses of people who flood into transport nodes and extended networks into the urban city fabric of Johannesburg. Transport nodes are punctuated with different modes of production which produce economic livelihoods for small businesses. These include informal trading, security around he station etc. The spaces around the station is what confronts a first time traveler into the city.

People clinging onto a train

The harsh physical environment around the site include lots of concrete and brick buildings as in the rest of the city. The only suggestion of greenery is Joubert Park, and the few trees that lie within the deserted courtyard that separates the taxi rank from the hotel on site. After visiting the site I had no sense of orientation as to where the entrance was and where people exit. I was myself disoriented and this is what I find interesting as it relates to my report. I was also afraid to walk in certain places around the station. Visible public space and a sense of arrival was missing from my experience of the site.

Growing up in Johannesburg and Yeoville, I have always related stories of crime and violence to trains stations especially Park station. In trying to create a sense of place through orientation I think the site offers an opportunity to invert this narrative of fear and suspicion by designing courtyards and bringing visibility to the station.

People at the De Villiers entrance of Park station

SITE

Photograph showing road leading to station

PARK STATION

PART 3: ARRIVAL

Frayer at a Zionist midnight service

Collage by authorr

A young member of the Full Gospel Church being held by her mother while in a state of possession

city as a grid Sketch by authorr

navigating a city

sense of place in confusion

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Site boundary The site is located between the railway line exchange from East to West and views in between Braamfontein and the Fashion district. With A clear axis across both directions this is also the main roads and circulation route.

Site extent The precinct includes the station, the Wanderer’s taxi rank, the PRASA building and the Old Concourse building.

The intervention will sit in the centre of all these buildings.

Building parameter In trying to design a public square and entrance into the station, the site on the east of the station will be used. It is the one side where there is no sense of visibility of the station and is the less pronounced but busier part of the train station as it includes travelers disembarking from the taxi rank.

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Unoccupied void In orange is the courtyard which is not utilized and it is not visible from the street because its 6,5m deep. in yellow are the occupied buildings around the courtyard namely; the taxi rank, the bus terminal point of the station, the Gautrain entrance, and the station tuck

Sacred building This building will serve as a new entrance into the station from the east. In red is the proposed orientation of the new design, which will bring street visibility.

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UNTOUCHED LANDSCAPING AND TREES

RAMP TOWARDS PARK INN HOTEL

STREET LEVEL

Conceal

animal sacrifices

city

sacrifice

Invite + Reveal

baptisms

city

baptism

Provide

healing

city

healing

Building Mass

Conceal

Reveal

Invite

Provide

PLATFORM - to place each building on site the ground was designed and filled with compacted soil for the form work of the foundations

PUBLIC PLATFORM - to extend the taxi rank floor into an extended public space allowing for access to and from the train station

GROUND FLOOR - to gain access to the lower ground the main entrance is positioned closest to the taxi rank, which is also the main interchange for pedestrians heading to the trains

LOWER GROUND PLANE - the circulation from the ground floor leads to the main courtyard on the lower plane which leads to the more sacred spaces

MAIN UTILITIES - from the main boundary walls to the inner partition walls this is the basis for the programme split into 3 main parts (spiritual, health, public service)

ROOF COVERING - the three portions of the building are all covered appropriately to allow for ample light and coverage to the sacred and public spaces

Leyds Street

Site Plan 1:500

LEGEND/KEY 1. Information desk 2. Clinic 3. Clinic ablutions 4. Water tanks 5. Circulation 6. AIC church chapel 7. Public ablutions 8. Ritual + sacrifice space

Entrance to Park Inn Hotel

7

5

8 4

3

2

1

Wanderers Street

6

Food court

Bok Street

Market stalls

Bus terminal

Koch Street

Wanderers taxi rank

Johannesburg Art Gallery

Twist Street

King George Street

Joubert Park

B

Ground Floor Plan 1:200

LEGEND/KEY 1. Information desk/ entrance 2. Bag drop/storage 3. Offices 4. Emergency staircase Clinic 5. Dispensary 6. Wet store 7. Dry store 8. Doctor office 9. Nurse office 10. Treatment rooms/wards 11. Consulting 12. Reception 13. General store 14. Lab 1 15. Lab 2 16. Public ablutions 17. Patients ablutions and showers 18. Water tanks

12

10

13 C

14

18

17 16

15

8 6 7

5

9

B

A

3

C 2

5

B

Wanderers Street

11

4

A

1

Bok Street

Upper Floor Plan

LEGEND/KEY

1:200

B

Migrant/refugee status 1. Legal documentation 2. Ablutions 3. Stairs towards clinic

A

5

Public facilities 4. Public ablutions

4

3

7

6

Spiritual upliftment 5. Prayer platforms 6. Chapel 7. Priest quarters Community

8

8. Private consulting 9. Central coutryard 10. Dining hall 11. Kitchen 12. Prep area 13. Cold store 14. Dry store

9

15. Serving

10 15

C 13 14

2 11

12

B

A

C 1

Lower Floor Plan

LEGEND/KEY

1:200

African spirituality 1. Baptism pool 2. Slaughter nook 3. Space for burnt sacrifices

1

C

2+3

C

Section AA 1:200

Section BB 1:200

Section CC 1:200

South Elevation 1:200

North Elevation 1:200

West Elevation 1:200

East Elevation 1:200

Circulation

Pedestrian route into building Pedestrian route into station Car route to site

Programme

Church sanctuary Migrant centre and support Circulation/ public utility Sacred garden/courtyard

Detail Section 1:50

SACRED/ RITUAL SPACE

CHURCH CHAPEL

11691

13904

Staircase for emergency exit towards street

Train station level -2.850

Channel to collect storm water run off

4mm waterproofing membrane with cementitious bandage

Ritual level -7.290

water tank beyond

RC retaining wall & foundation to eng. spec.

200mm dia agricultural drain in biddem cloth

24 HR CLINIC

INFO DESK/ ENTRANCE

10334

9763

Mentis grating cover plate above duct

Roof: 170mm RC slab roof with min 25mm screed laid to fall with derbigum waterproofing, or other approved

Pergola: Polycarbonate sheeting fixed on 50mm Timber frame with joists fixed to steel C-channel

Clear glass skylight fixed to steel hollow squares to spec.

WET STORE

DISPENSARY

EMERGENCY STAIR

BAG DROP

INFO DESK

U/S RC slab +3.300

ENTRANCE

U/S Roof (plenum) 0.00

WANDERERS STREET

DINING HALL

DUCT

ABLUTIONS

Day - Legal documents counters Night - Wifi spot

chanel to built in stormwater drain Train station level -2.850

4mm waterprofing membrane with cementicious bandage

Courtyard level -4.000

200mm dia agricutural drain in biddem cloth Securable small entry doorway

Sump to eng. detail

Interior walls: 115/230mm masonry walls with brown pigmented earth plaster

Ritual level -7.290

view looking towards church chapel

Exploded Axonometric 1:20 3.6 mm Naturalite polycarbonate IBR profile sheeting

70 x 120mm Structural timber purlins, fastened to sheeting using fasteners

70 x 50mm Laminated Structural timber rafters

Varying sizes of laminated Structural timber beams

3000mm Concrete precast panels, with grey and red pigment Insulatuon: thermo foam board or similar approved fixed onto gypsum board

Structural infill of stone aggregate

Formwork prepared to cast slab for flooring system

100mm Reinforced concrete slab laid to be finished with trowelled screed Reinforced concrete piles to carry load from concret panel walls

-circulation -information desk

-24 HR emergency clinic

public ablutions-

-church AIC

-dining hall

-ablutions

-water tanks

-prayer and ritual

-tuckshop

-Wanderers taxi rank

-bus terminal

Perspective view looking west

88

approach along Wanderers street

view into courtyard

view looking towards entrance

circulation from forecourt to clinic

approach towards underground praying area

ritual and prayer court

church chapel

MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, BHONS.

Professional work

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

LIMPOPO SCHOOLS - SEKHUKHUNE DISTRICT Tectura International - August 2017 The limpopo province has experienced heavy volumes of rain in the past few years which has affected rural vilages the most. As a result many schools across the province have structural damage leaving many schools dilapidated and functioning in excess to the normal educational standard.

Tectura International was assigned the task to review schools in five districts and compile data to be reviewed by the Department of Public Works. CO N IS ST S As a team of five we were assigned to conduct educational assessments, conditional assesments and as-built drawings of eighteen schools all R UE U D C F ranging between primary and secondary level.

TI O O R N

O N LY

NOTES:

129 991

•

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED

•

DIMENSIONS TO BE READ; NOT TO BE SCALED FROM THIS DRAWING

•

CONTRACTORS TO CONFIRM ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCES AND ANY DISCREPANCY TO BE REPORTED TO THE PROJECT ARCHITECT

ABLUTIONS

ABLUTIONS

193395

MANKOPANE PRIMARY SCHOOL

DEMOLISH

LOCATION PLAN

NUTRITION CENTRE

164675

CLASSROOM BLOCK D

CLASSROOM BLOCK C

REV. NO.

DATE

DESCRIPTION

DEMOLISH

ADMIN BLOCK ADMIN BLOCK

CLASSROOM BLOCK B

Project:

MANKOPANE LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL

STAFF ABLUTIONS

EMIS NO. 918610360-SD2015/16 RIVERSIDE, GA-NCHABELLENG MOTHOPONG VILLAGE FETAKGOMO

DEMOLISH

DEMOLISH

CLASSROOM BLOCK A

Master Plan Reference: SITE PLAN Drawing name: OVERALL MASTER SITE PLAN

144098

Drawing status: AS-BUILT

Drawn:

TR, SMTN

Checked by:

BNG

Scale:

1:500

Date:

SEPT 2017

Project No: LDPW - PROF/I 6002/D

Client:

SITE PLAN scale 1:500

Drg No.

Rev. No.

Technical documentation CO NS IS TR SU UC ED TI FO O R N O NL Y A

B

C

7730

D

7710

NOTES:

E

7807

7500 730

1460

730

1460

930

930

1460

730

1460

220 730

1460

730

710

7577 1460

730

220

1460

730

1460

1027

7500

710

1460

730

1460

730

1460

Fire Extinguisher

1730 220

940

CLASSROOM 4 polished screed

Fire Extinguisher

7230

CLASSROOM 3 polished screed

Fire Extinguisher

220

Fire Extinguisher

Cupboard on 150mm hight brick structure stand

7460

CLASSROOM 2 polished screed

CONTRACTORS TO CONFIRM ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE BEFORE CONSTRUCTION COMMENCES AND ANY DISCREPANCY TO BE REPORTED TO THE PROJECT ARCHITECT

480

Cupboard on 150mm hight brick structure stand

7020

CLASSROOM 1 polished screed

•

1

step

940

490

Cupboard on 150mm hight brick structure stand

DIMENSIONS TO BE READ; NOT TO BE SCALED FROM THIS DRAWING

950

CONCRETE APRON

CONCRETE APRON

7020

7460

7230

Cupboard on 150mm hight brick structure stand

step

940

490

490

2

step

940

step

1

• 220

220

1460

7500

220

730

220

ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED

7730

31177 220

•

Burglar bar over

2

Front elevation

COVERED WALKWAY polished screed 1

CONCRETE APRON

1060

1460

970

1460

1380

875 295 1000

7730

975

1460

1385

875 345 917

7710

A 1

1460

2

1460

955

1460

1370

875 540

7807

B

1055

1460

960

1460

1385

875 305

7730

C

D

E

LOCATION PLAN

GROUND FINISH FLOOR 1 : 100

1

2

REV. NO.

DATE

DESCRIPTION

7230

Side elevation Project:

MANKOPANE LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL

T/O WALLPLATE 3155

EMIS NO. 918610360-SD2015/16 RIVERSIDE, GA-NCHABELLENG MOTHOPONG VILLAGE FETAKGOMO

770

T/O WALLPLATE 3155

1570

FACE BRICK WALL IN COMMON BOND INTERNAL/ EXTERNAL

Z-SECTION WINDOW FRAME

Master Plan Reference: MANKOPANE LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL Drawing name:

1.

SECTION 1 1 : 50

GROUND FINISH FLOOR 0

815

BLOCK B - PLAN AND SECTION POLISHED FLOOR SCREED

GROUND FINISH FLOOR 0

Drawing status: AS-BUILT

Drawn:

MM, SMTN

Checked by:

BNG

Scale:

1:100

Date:

SEPT 2017

Drg No.

Rev. No.

Project No: LDPW - PROF/I 6002/D

Client:

0

Back elevation

CO CO NS ISNS IS TR SUTR SU UC EDUC ED TI FOTI FO O RO R N N O O NL NL Y Y NOTES:NOTES:

2

2

1 7230

E

1

E

D 7730

7230

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0 0

0

0

D

7730

C 7807

C

7807

B 7710

B

7710

A 7730

•

ALL • DIMENSIONS ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN ARE MILLIMETERS IN MILLIMETERS UNLESSUNLESS OTHERWISE OTHERWISE STATEDSTATED

•

DIMENSIONS • DIMENSIONS TO BE READ; TO BE NOT READ; TONOT BE TO BE SCALEDSCALED FROM THIS FROM DRAWING THIS DRAWING

•

CONTRACTORS • CONTRACTORS TO CONFIRM TO CONFIRM ALL ALL DIMENSIONS DIMENSIONS ON SITEON BEFORE SITE BEFORE CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION COMMENCES COMMENCES AND ANY AND ANY DISCREPANCY DISCREPANCY TO BE REPORTED TO BE REPORTED TO THETO THE PROJECT PROJECT ARCHITECT ARCHITECT

A

7730

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0 0

LOCATION LOCATION PLAN PLAN 1

East East 1 1 : 100 1 : 100

2

North North 2 1 : 100 1 : 100

REV. NO.REV.DATE NO.

1

1

2 7230

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

A

2

A

B 7730

7230

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

7730

B

C 7710

7710

C

D 7807

7807

D

E 7730

DATE

DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION

E

7730

T/O WALLPLATE T/O WALLPLATE 3155 3155

Project: Project:

MANKOPANE MANKOPANE LOWERLOWER PRIMARY PRIMARY SCHOOL SCHOOL

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0 0

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0 0

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0 0

EMIS NO.EMIS 918610360-SD2015/16 NO. 918610360-SD2015/16 RIVERSIDE, RIVERSIDE, GA-NCHABELLENG GA-NCHABELLENG MOTHOPONG MOTHOPONG VILLAGE VILLAGE FETAKGOMO FETAKGOMO

GROUND GROUND FINISH FINISH FLOORFLOOR 0 0

Master Plan Master Reference: Plan Reference: MANKOPANE MANKOPANE LOWER PRIMARY LOWER PRIMARY SCHOOL SCHOOL

West West 4 4 1 : 100 1 : 100

South South 3 3 1 : 100 1 : 100

Drawing name: Drawing name: BLOCK BBLOCK - ELEVATIONS B - ELEVATIONS Drawing status: Drawing status: AS-BUILTAS-BUILT

Drawn: Drawn:

MM, SMTN MM, SMTN Drg No. Drg No.

BNG CheckedChecked by: by:

BNG

Scale: Scale:

1:100

1:100

Date:

SEPT 2017 SEPT 2017

Date:

Rev. No.Rev. No.

Project No: Project No:- LDPW LDPW PROF/I- 6002/D PROF/I 6002/D

Client: Client:

GAUTENG SCHOOLS - GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL Tectura International - July 2017 This is a combination of three schools-foundation phase (lower primary) , primary school and highschool. The task for me was to conduct as-built drawings of the foundation phase school and propose recommendations for extensions and renovations. The school currently has six classrooms, a print room and store room. After reviweing the conditional survey, the proposal included six new classrooms; a nutrition centre; an administration block; a media centre; a multipurpose classroom;a staff room and additional ablutions.

NOTES

1560 17/1333 18/1333 19/1333

5000

H

A 5M B OUND ARY

LINE

33/1333

1569

G

nt esce ar Cr Midm

ERF NUMBER: R1/332 CE RAN ENT

4/1334

32/1333 3M BOUNDA RY LINE

3/1334

37/1333

REVISION NO. DATE

KEY\LEGEND

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS SET BACK LINE SITE BOUNDARY

MOBILE CLASSROOM

GATE CONCRETE PALISADE MOBILE CLASSROOM

STEEL FENCE

38/1333 1568

5/1334

EXISTING TREES EXISTING ROAD

F MO B CLA ILE SSR OO M

INSTITUTION

AREA SCHEDULE

6/1334

ROOM

36/1333

5M B OUN DAR Y

E

3000

5000

MO B CLA ILE SSR OO M

D

5M B OUN DAR Y

FAR GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL

LINE

5000

LINE

34/1333

C

AREA (Msq)

CLASSROOM 01

40

CLASSROOM 02

36

CLASSROOM 03

34

CLASSROOM 04

36

CLASSROOM 05

36

CLASSROOM 06

36

STORE 01

06

STORE 02

06

STORE 03

06

STORE 04

06

STORE 05

06

STORE 06

06

FEMALE TOILETS

18

MALE TOILETS

18

PRINT ROOM ENTRANCE

16

PREP AREA

24

STAFF WC

05

0.21

SERVICE RENOVATIONS AND UPGRADING FOR GRACELAND SCHOOL

363Gross floor area / 1674Total area of lot

CONTRACT - SECTION STAGE 2

site

DISCIPLINE

B 1567

WC

AS-BUILT PLANS DRAWING DESCRIPTION FOUNDATION PHASE-SITE PLAN

16 TOTAL

ITEM NO.

TISA/2014/031

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATIONAL

MM

SCALE

AS INDICATED

JN

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

AUG 2017 JN

DRAWN CHECKED

PR NUMBER PSAT 24741216

11

01

KITCHEN

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

FILE NO.

Blou berg Drive

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL FOUNDATION PHASE -LOCALITY MAP scale 1:2000

AUG 2017 BG

PrArch24750409

ARCHITECTS

363

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL FOUNDATION PHASE -SITE PLAN scale 1:200 CONTRACTOR:

-

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

TISA/2014/031

REVIT

DRAWING NUMBER:

T.B.A

FILE NAME REV

0

NOTES

ELE 2 1

A

1 230

6805

B

230 5540

3 SEC

115 2489 1 115

1964

1797 0 115

C

5264

230

115

230

1

1040

230 230

7937 2820

COVERED WALKWAY clay tiles +0.000

FEMALE TOILETS ceramic tiles +85.000

2180

SERVICE

6

5527

RENOVATIONS AND UPGRADING FOR GRACELAND SCHOOL CONTRACT - SECTION

CLASSROOM 05 vinyl tiles +85.000

STAGE 2 5354

2220

A

INSTITUTION GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL

230

4

5527

6

6575 230

ELE.

1509 115

2200

4 3 2 1

7035 6805

5

3038

2200 9273

7937

DUCT

2210

DISCIPLINE

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

B

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION 2200

7

8

FOUNDATION PHASE-GROUND FLOOR PLAN

STORE 06 vinyl tiles +85.000

2180

TECTURA INTERNATIONAL

MM

SCALE

AS INDICATED

JN

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

AUG 2017 JN

DRAWN CHECKED

PR NUMBER PSAT 24741216

5741

5568

5741

DESIGN

8

DATE CLASSR vinyl tilesOOM 06 +85.00

ITEM NO.

TISA/2014/031

FILE NO.

115

2200

+85.000

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

7 2081

STORE 05 vinyl tiles

115

AS-BUILT PLANS

2081

SEC

1966

1

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

AUG 2017 BG

PrArch24750409

ARCHITECTS

9 230

230

230

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

2

2200

230

KITCH vinyl EN til +255 es .00

DATE

2

MALE TOILETS ceramic tiles +85.000

1870

PRE vinyl P AREA til +255 es .00

1870

115

STORE ROOM vinyl til +255 es .00

4

STORE 04 vinyl tiles +255.00

5

REVISION NO.

230

3 1870

115 85 8 1917

9273

1841

STAFF vinyl WC til +255 es .00

3150

4

COVE WALK RED clay til WAY +170 es .00

1866

PAS SAG E

115

1871

ELE

6461

CLASS ROOM vinyl 04 til +255 es .00

6921

vinylWC til +255 es .00

230

CLASS vinyl ROOM 03 til +255 es .00

STOR vinyl E 02 til +255 es .0 .

ENT vinyl RANCE til +255 es .00

PRIN vinyl T ROOM til +255 es .00

2773

230

21520

230

STO vinyl RE 03 til +255 es .00

CLA vinyl SSROOM 02 til +255 es .00

STO vinyl RE 01 til +255 es .00

2170

3642 1983 6

3

5641

CLASS vinyl ROOM 01 til +255 es .00

2494

2

6691

6691

4979

5562

6495 6955

230

9

6725

D E

3 ELE

CONTRACTOR:

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL FOUNDATION PHASE -GROUND PLAN scale 1:100

-

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

TISA/2014/031

REVIT

DRAWING NUMBER:

T.B.A

FILE NAME REV

0

NOTES

3

4

1

2

9273

3642

6696

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer

Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

Ground wall plate Gypsum board ceiling with cornice 440

865

3125

Concrete lintel to engineer's specification

U/S lintel level

3125

CLASSROOM 1

2260

PREP AREA

2656

2670

2670

1360

2260

PASSAGE

900

1850

Brick on edge sill with dpc Facebrick in stretcher bond

Top of concrete NGL

0

NGL

3

4

1

2

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL SECTION 1 scale 1:50

E 1

D 2

5

6

6725

7

7938

5527

8

2081

REVISION NO.

DATE

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

9

5741

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer

INSTITUTION GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL

g de 30

fall

30

de

g fa

SERVICE

Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

ll

RENOVATIONS AND UPGRADING FOR GRACELAND SCHOOL CONTRACT - SECTION

Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

Galvanised steel sheet fixed to steel truss

STAGE 2 DISCIPLINE

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

Ground wall plate 332

Gypsum board ceiling with cornice

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

3125 865

AS-BUILT PLANS

Concrete lintel to engineer's specification

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

U/S lintel level

FOUNDATION PHASE-SECTIONS

3125

Brick on edge sill with dpc

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATIONAL

MM

SCALE

AS INDICATED

JN

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

MALE TOILETS

Facebrick in stretcher bond

DUCT

FEMALE TOILETS

CLASSROOM 05

STORE 06

ITEM NO.

TISA/2014/031

FILE NO.

2260

2787

CLASSROOM 6

2763

GI rainwater downpipe

2700

2260

DRAWN CHECKED

PR NUMBER

CLASSROOM 06 AUG 2017 JN

PSAT 24741216

Top of concrete 0

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

AUG 2017 BG

PrArch24750409

ARCHITECTS

E 1

D 2

5

6

7

8

9

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL SECTION 3 scale 1:50

CONTRACTOR:

-

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

TISA/2014/031

REVIT

DRAWING NUMBER:

T.B.A

FILE NAME REV

0

NOTES

9

8 5741

7

6

2081

5

5527

7937

2

1

1402

6691

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer

Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

Ground wall plate 3125

865

Fascia board

Facebrick on edge sill Facebrick finish

U/S lintel level

3125

2260

GI rainwater downpipe

2260 Finish floor level

NGL NGL

9

8

7

6

5

2

0

1

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL ELEVATION 01 scale 1:100 C

B

A

17013

6805

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer

Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

Ground wall plate 3125

865

Fascia board

Facebrick on edge sill Facebrick finish

U/S lintel level

3125

2260

GI rainwater downpipe

2260 Finish floor level

NGL

0 REVISION NO.

NGL

C

B

DATE

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

A

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL ELEVATION 02 scale 1:100

A

B

D

6805

E

12206

6725

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

INSTITUTION GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL

Powder coated steel sheet

Ground wall plate

U/S lintel level

3125

2260

Facebrick finish

SERVICE RENOVATIONS AND UPGRADING FOR GRACELAND SCHOOL

3125

865

Galvanised steel sheet fixed on fascia board

CONTRACT - SECTION STAGE 2

2260

DISCIPLINE 1850

Facebrick on edge sill

Finish floor level

NGL

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

2

0

NGL

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION AS-BUILT PLANS

A

B

D

E

DRAWING DESCRIPTION FOUNDATION PHASE-ELEVATIONS

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL ELEVATION 03 scale 1:100

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATIONAL

SCALE

AS INDICATED

2 6691

3 3242

MM JN

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

1

ITEM NO.

TISA/2014/031

FILE NO.

AUG 2017 JN

4

DRAWN CHECKED

PR NUMBER PSAT 24741216

9273 DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

Galvanised metal ridgecap with ridge closer

AUG 2017 BG

PrArch24750409

ARCHITECTS Metal roof sheeting on steel trusses fixed on c-channels with insulation

Ground wall plate

1850

Facebrick on edge sill

U/S lintel level

3125

2260

GI rainwater downpipe

Facebrick finish

3125

865

Fascia board

2260 Finish floor level

NGL

NGL

0 CONTRACTOR:

1

2

3

4

-

GRACELAND COMBINED SCHOOL ELEVATION 04 scale 1:100

-

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

TISA/2014/031

REVIT

DRAWING NUMBER:

T.B.A

FILE NAME REV

0

GAUTENG HEALTH DEPARTMENT - MOROKA CLINIC Tectura International - April 2017 The Moroka Clinic has gone through various renovations but is still functioning without the required facilities needed for a clinic. Tectura was tasked with the responsibility to propose a new clinic prototype as prescribed by health standards and design on the existing site.

There is a possiblity to acquire more land for an extension of the clinic. I was involved with preparing presentation drawings for the client.

ZONING INFORMATION LEGEND

EXISTING LAND ERF 3197 (1965 m2)

PROPOSED LAND TO BE AQUIRED ERF 3198 (2830 m2)

22 PARKING BAYS

1608.0 M

NEW PARKING 21 PARKING BAYS

EX BUILDING

1607.0 M

3M

BU

IN ILD

G

ININ OUT

BOOM GATE

SLIDING GATE

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

E LIN

EX PEDESTRIAN ACCESS/EXIT

MALACHI STREET

INSTITUTION DEPT. OF HEALTH

NEW EMERGENCY BAY

SERVICE PROPOSED EXTENSION & REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING MOROKA CLINIC

EX BUILDING

COVERED EMERGENCY DROP OFF

COURTYARD LANDSCAPING

CONTRACT - SECTION

JOJO

DISCIPLINE

PROPOSED ADDITION 852.0 m2

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE 3M BUILDING LINE

MH

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

DRAWING DESCRIPTION SITE PLAN - MOROKA CLINIC

ITEM NO.

FILE NO.

5 PARKING BAYS

1606.0 M

REVISION NO. DATE

EX BUILDING WASTE COLLECTION AREA

NEW GUARD HOUSE & WASTE COLLECTION 83 m2

NEW GUARD HOUSE 25 m2

SEBITLO STREET

EX HOUSE

PED ACC ESTRIA ESS N /EX IT

BOO MG ATE SLID ING GAT IN E OUT

COVERED MAIN ENTRY EXISTING CLINIC 385.22 m2

EX BUILDING

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATION

SCALE

AS INDICATED

PHARMACY DELIVERY

CHECKED

Checker

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

-

DRAWN

MM

-

PR NUMBER -

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

-

MH

6338

14 PARKING BAYS EX BUILDING

NEW PARKING

BOOM GATE

NEW GUARD HOUSE 40 m2

MH

SLIDING GATE

MH

IN MH

MH

OUT

MH

CONTRACTOR:

SITE PLAN 1:200

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

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0

22 PARKING BAYS

1608.0 M

NEW PARKING 21 PARKING BAYS

1607.0 M

3M

IL BU

DIN

G

NEW GUARD HOUSE 25 m2

REVISION NO. DATE

E LIN

OUT

ININ

SLIDING GATE

BOOM GATE

EX PEDESTRIAN ACCESS/EXIT

MALACHI STREET

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

SEBITLO STREET

NEW GUARD HOUSE & WASTE COLLECTION 83 m2

WASTE COLLECTION AREA

EX HOUSE

PED ACC ESTRIA ESS N /EX IT

BOO MG ATE SLID ING GAT IN E OUT

INSTITUTION DEPT. OF HEALTH

NEW EMERGENCY BAY

SERVICE PROPOSED EXTENSION & REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING MOROKA CLINIC

COVERED EMERGENCY DROP OFF

COURTYARD LANDSCAPING

CONTRACT - SECTION

JOJO

DISCIPLINE

PROPOSED ADDITION 852.0 m2

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE 3M BUILDING LINE

MH

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

DRAWING DESCRIPTION SITE PLAN - MOROKA CLINIC

ITEM NO.

5 PARKING BAYS

FILE NO.

COVERED MAIN ENTRY EXISTING CLINIC 385.22 m2

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATION

SCALE

AS INDICATED

PHARMACY DELIVERY

CHECKED

Checker

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

-

DRAWN

MM

-

PR NUMBER -

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

-

MH

6338

14 PARKING BAYS

NEW PARKING

BOOM GATE

NEW GUARD HOUSE 40 m2

MH

SLIDING GATE

MH

IN MH

MH

OUT

MH

CONTRACTOR:

SITE PLAN 1:200

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

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TISA/DID/ 2016/1375/51 FILE NAME DRAWING NUMBER:

REV

0

BOO MG ATE

PED ACC ESTR EXIT ESS/ IAN

IN OUT

5000

230

4990

115

1848

2842

3972 1907

115 2400

3003

809

2390

115

2005

115

2005

500

1598

500

912

115683230 230 1528

6975

115 1150 115 1150 115

7320

2415

405

1790

1995

230

704 2400

FEMALE WC

2495

2400

GROUP ROOM

230

F.WC

PARA.WC

8

RECORDS 2400

F.WC

REGISTRY

115

3972

115

3003

115

2005

115

2005

115

3793

115

4500

115

2605

4450

3385 308 1500

PHARMACY DELIVERY

SLUICE

CHRONIC CONSULT 3

ACUTE CONSULT ROOM 2

ACUTE CONSULT ROOM 1

STORE

ACUTE CONSULT ROOM 2

SPUTUM COLLECTION ROOM

4200

4496 115

2495

2537 115

4026

931 115

706 287600 2500

1209

2842

115 995 115 995 115

1907 1495

115

2400 1790

115

1986

809

2400

115 991 195 920 115

1112 2495

706 220 706 568 500 115

2495

2624 115

2400 2885

115

3535 2885

115

2400 2885

115

4134 3317

115 995 115

500 863 1903

1227

230 363 115

230

230

230

2400

ITEM NO.

2

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATION

SCALE

AS INDICATED

CHECKED

Checker

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

-

DRAWN

MM

-

PR NUMBER -

37513

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

2088

PARA WC

3670

SLUICE

115 1150 115

2392 115

M.STAFF CHANGE ROOM

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - MOROKA CLINIC

FILE NO.

ACUTE STREAM

F.STAFF CHANGE ROOM

SLUICE

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

3

230

3670

2400

PAEDS REHYDRATION ROOM

1073

8140

2400

115

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION 7140

SUB WAITING AREA

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

318

5105

2863 230

863 2400

PHARMACY BULK STORE ROOM

2125

115

115

2000

2495 2400

2375

DISCIPLINE

MANAGERS OFFICE\DUTY ROOM

5000

CONTRACT - SECTION

4

STORE

SUB WAITING ROOM

115

SERVICE PROPOSED EXTENSION & REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING MOROKA CLINIC

863

STORE

115 1017 115

2400 115

760 1510

2495 4590

KITCHENETTE

DEPT. OF HEALTH

COVERED MAIN ENTRY

1290

STAFF LOUNGE

5 INSTITUTION

CCTV\ SECURITY

GROUP ROOM

A103

6

2400

2400

3715

115

1355

GROUP ROOM MED STORE

2580 3000

SERVER ROOM

PHARMACY DISPENSING AREA

CHRONIC CONSULT 2

3000

1

2605

2495

2500

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

MAIN PATIENT WAITING AREA

2392

115

OPERATIONS MANAGER

3965

2400

CHRONIC CONSULT 1

SAFE RECORDS

0

TB & VCT STREAM

1117 706 337 600 750

SLUICE

115

2124

2493

ADULT OBSERVATION ROOM

CLEANER'S STORE

115

2400

TREATMENT ROOM

2334

SLUICE

COURTYARD

3476

EMERGENCY STREAM

2400 2511 706 320 600

TRIAGE/ STABILIZATION ROOM

REVISION NO. DATE

7

1921

888

1670

230

5345

7140

5000

3941 4575

5722 115

2021

5672

115

3030

-

2700

115

2500

2400

2500

230

1

9

1548

MALE WC

1883

1790

10

1632

2592

PARA WC

FAMILY PLANNING

11

1658

BABY CHANGE

2598

115

230 2763

5783

115 4960

STAFF WC 7398

4200

2610

115 2503

4888

115 2500 3615

2505

230

2178

230

115 2597

115

2495

2400

3740 2630

2630

115 1150 115 1150 115

COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITEE ROOM

4386

115

CONSULT ROOM 3

COVERED WALKWAY

3

2

2495

2

3963

115

4

230 865

230

230

NEW EMERGENCY AMBUANCE BAY

4578

4808

6975

670

2400

3740

3912

670

230

15638

RESCUSCITATION ROOM

5

3670 2500

CONSULT ROOM 2

SLUICE

A103

6

115 2507

960

2400 1510

115 2592 115

1378

785

2592

WASTE COLLECTION AREA

4545

7

3000

CONSULT ROOM 1

LANDSCAPED AREA

8

115 2400

1643

4477

E LIN

1154

ING ILD BU

115 2592

2707

115

9

3000 2088

1269

1269 2400

4607

4477

3m

10

230

1200 300

4787

230

5345

A9

A8 2673

115 995 115 995 115 995 230

115

2495

10125

230

11

2500

11640

115

115

A7

A6

17463

2400

4200 4550

A5

5173

1050

230

A4

A3 2615

115 995 115 995 115

4373

GUN SAF E

115

A2

A1

BOD Y SE ARC H

6338

1

1304 230

59078

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A9

A8 BODY SEARCH

CONTRACTOR:

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:100

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

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REV

0

BOO MG ATE

PED ACC ESTR EXIT ESS/ IAN

IN OUT

230

4990 1848

115 2842

3972 1907

115 2400

809

3003 2390

115

2005

115

2005

500

1598

500

912

115683230 230 1528

6975

115 1150 115 1150 115

7320

2415

405

1790

2505

LEGEND:

115

1995

230

4960

ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY UNIT 704

2400

FEMALE WC

960

ACUTE STREAM PHARMACY DEPARTMENT

10 MOTHER AND OBSTETRIC FACILITY

1632

2592

2400

MALE WC 1883

230

PARA WC 02

PATIENTS AND STAFF FACILITIES

9

1548

115

1643 2400 670

3740

GROUP ROOM 02

8

REGISTRY 2400

RECORDS

3972

115

3003

115

2005

115

2005

115

3793

115

4500

115

2605

115

4450

8140 37513

115

2000 308 1500

PHARMACY DELIVERY

2495

A. CONSULT 2

SPUTUM TEST A. CONSULT 3 COLLECTION ROOM

ITEM NO.

2392

2

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATION

SCALE

AS INDICATED

CHECKED

Checker

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

-

DRAWN

MM

-

PR NUMBER -

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

230

230

2088

3670

3000

A. CONSULT 1 PARA WC

3965

M. CHANGE ROOM

STORE

GROUND FLOOR PLAN - MOROKA CLINIC

FILE NO.

115 1150 115

2392 115

LOBBY 02 SLUICE 04 SLUICE 05

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

3

230

ACUTE STREAM

F. CHANGE ROOM

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

3670

2400

PEADS REHYDRATION ROOMSLUICE 03

CHRONIC CONSULT 3

4386

2495 2400 863 2400

PHARMACY BULK STORE ROOM

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

318

115

CONTRACT - SECTION

4 DISCIPLINE

3000

LOBBY

3385

230

863

KITCHENETTE STORE 01 STORE 02 MANAGERS OFFICE DUTY ROOM

2400

0

5105

SERVICE PROPOSED EXTENSION & REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING MOROKA CLINIC

2125

115

DEPT. OF HEALTH

COVERED MAIN ENTRY

SUB WAITING AREA

5000

5 INSTITUTION

SECURITY/CCTV

7140

STAFF LOUNGE

6

7140

4590

2400

DISPENSARY WAITING ROOM

115 1017 115

2605

1290

GROUP ROOM 01 SUBWAITING ROOM

115

A103

2863

2400 2495

1510

SERVER ROOM

MEDS STORE

TB AND VCT STREAM

CHRONIC CONSULT 2

MAIN PATIENT ENTRANCE & WAITING AREA

760

115

2500

OPERATIONS MANAGER

1355

115

2493

CORRIDOR

GROUP ROOM 03

3476

2334

TB & VCT STREAM

1117 706 337 600 750 2400 2580

COURTYARD

115

2400

2511 706 320 600

ADULT OBSERVATION ROOM

115

7 SAFE

SLUICE 01

CHRONIC CONSULT 1

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

2400

888 2400 2124

115

2400

EMERGENCY STREAM

SLUICE 02

REVISION NO. DATE 1

CLEANERS STORE

TRIAGE/STABILIZATION ROOM 3715

1921

RESCUSCITATION ROOM

1670

230

5345

-

2700

5000

2375

115

2500

2598

2500

7398

115

230

4200

230

1

CHRONIC STREAM/TB UNIT

230

1790

PARA WC 01

FAMILY PLANNING

11

A103

230 2763

115 2503

4888

115 2500 3615

115 1150 115 1150 115

COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITEE ROOM

2630

2630 2178

4808

4578

230

115 2597

6975

LOBBY 115

115

2495

COVERED WALKWAY

3

2

2495

2

EMERGENCY STREAM

3963

115

4

230 865

BABY CHANGE

1510

2592 115

785

230

15638

NEW EMERGENCY AMBUANCE BAY

TREATMENT ROOM

5

3670 2500

2495

SLUICE 06

2400

3740

3912

670

230

2610

5783

6

115 2507

1378

1154 2592

WASTE COLLECTION AREA

4545

7

3000

CONSULT ROOMCONSULT 1 ROOMCONSULT 2 ROOM 3

LANDSCAPED AREA

8

115 2400

2400

E LIN 4477

ING ILD BU

115 2592

2707

115

9

3000 2088

1269

1269 2400

4607

4477

3m

10

230

1200 300

4787

230

5345

2673

115 995 115 995 115 995 230

5000

230

11

115

2495

A9

A8

10125

1658

2500

A7

FAMILY PLANNING

11640

115

115

A6

17463

2400

4200 4550

A5

5173

1050

2615

115 995 115 995 115

230

A4

A3

4373

GUN SAF E

115

A2

A1

BOD Y SE ARC H

6338

1

ACUTE STREAM 1073 230

2400 4200

4496 115

2495

2537 115

4026

931 115

706 287600 2500

1209

2842

115 995 115 995 115

1907 1495

115

2400 1790

115

1986

809

2400

115 991 195 920 115

1112 2495

706 220 706 568 500 115

2495

2624 115

2400 2885

115

3535 2885

115

2400 2885

115

4134 3317

115 995 115

500 863 1903

1227

230 363 115

3941 4575

5722 115

2021

5672

115

3030

1304 230

59078

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A9

A8 BODY SEARCH

CONTRACTOR:

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:100

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

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REV

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A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

Top of Roof Top of Roof

ES GRE 15 DE

15 DE GREE S

ES GRE

U/S of Ceiling

CLEANER'S STORE

COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITEE ROOM

TRIAGE STABILIZATION ROOM

RESCUSTITATION ROOM

Top of Concrete

3000

SAFE RECORDS

3000

3000

4831

OPERATIONS MANAGER

RECEPTION ENTRANCE MAIN PATIENT WAITING AREA

3000

5021

U/S of Ceiling

1831

2021

15 DE

Top of Concrete

4787

10125

A8

11640

A7

17463

A6

5173

A5

A4

2615

A3

4373

A2

A1

SECTION A103-1 SCALE 1:100 REVISION NO.

DATE

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1 INSTITUTION DEPT. OF HEALTH SERVICE PROPOSED EXTENSION & REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING MOROKA CLINIC CONTRACT - SECTION

Top of Roof

Top of Roof

DISCIPLINE

1364

15 DE GREE S

TREATMENT ROOM

SUB-WAITING ROOM

ADULT OBSERVATION ROOM

Top of Concrete

Top of Concrete

4650

2707

3912

4808

2763

2610

4888

3963

2597

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATION

SCALE

AS INDICATED

4386

2

ITEM NO.

FILE NO.

DRAWN

MM

CHECKED

Checker

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

-

11

2

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

PAEDS REHYDRATION ROOM

CORRIDOR

3000

TRIAGE STABILIZATION ROOM

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

U/S of Ceiling

5106

A9

2673

-

PR NUMBER -

1

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

-

6338

SECTION A103-2 SCALE 1:100

CONTRACTOR:

CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

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REV

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

Top of Roof

4306

4903

Top of Roof

Top of Concrete

Top of Concrete

STORE

PHARMACY BULK STORE ROOM 4386

2597

1

CCTV SECURITY /SERVER ROOM

3963

2

MAIN PATIENT WAITING AREA

4888

3

4

2610

2763

5

MALE WC

4808

3912

7

6

PARA WC & BABY CHANGE

8

FEMALE WC

2707

4650

9

10

11

EAST ELEVATION 1:100

A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

Top of Roof

4671

5014

Top of Roof

Top of Concrete

Top of Concrete

FEMALE WC

CONSULT ROOM 3

4787

CONSULT ROOM 1 & 2

2673

PARA WC

ABLUTIONS

10125

COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITEE ROOM

STORES

KITCHENETTE

11640

STAFF ROOM

GROUP ROOM

TRIAGE/STABILIZATION ROOM

17463

RESCUSCITATION ROOM

5173

2615

4373

REVISION NO.

DATE

DESCRIPTION:

REVISIONS

A9

A8

A7

A6

A5

A4

A3

A2

A1

NORTH ELEVATION 1:100

A1

A2

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

Top of Roof

INSTITUTION DEPT. OF HEALTH

Top of Roof

SERVICE

4239

4966

PROPOSED EXTENSION & REFURBISHMENT OF EXISTING MOROKA CLINIC CONTRACT - SECTION

DISCIPLINE

PROJECT STAGE

ARCHITECTURE

Top of Concrete

2

Top of Concrete

CHRONIC CONSULT 3

PAEDS/DEHYDRATION ROOM

4373

2615

SLUICE

FEMALE STAFF CHANGE ROOMS

MALE STAFF CHANGE ROOMS

5173

SLUICE

ACUTE CONSULT ROOM 1

ACUTE CONSULT ROOM 2

17463

ACUTE CONSULT ROOM 3 & SPUTUM COLLECTION

STORE

PHARMACY DISPENSING AREA

11640

COVERED MAIN ENTRY

10125

2673

CCTV/SECURITY

WORK DESCRIPTION - SUB DIVISION

4787

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

A3

A4

A5

A6

A7

A8

A9

ELEVATIONS - MOROKA CLINIC

ITEM NO.

FILE NO.

SOUTH ELEVATION

DESIGN

TECTURA INTERNATION

SCALE

AS INDICATED

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

-

CHECKED

Checker

RESPONSIBLE PROFESSIONAL NAME SIGNATURE

DATE

1:100

DRAWN

MM

-

PR NUMBER -

DRAWING CO-ORDINATED

-

6338

Top of Roof Top of Roof

4673

A2

5003

A1

Top of Concrete

Top of Concrete

CONSULT ROOM 1

SLUICE

4650

2707

COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMITTEE ROOM

3912

RESCUSCITATION ROOM

4808

2763

SLUICE

2610

CHRONIC CONSULT 1

4888

CHRONIC CONSULT 2

3963

2597

CHRONIC CONSULT 3 4386

CONTRACTOR:

11

WEST ELEVATION 1:100

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1 CADD SYSTEM SIZE:

A1

REVIT

TISA/DID/ 2016/1375/51 FILE NAME DRAWING NUMBER:

REV

0

CAMPUS LIBRARY - UNIVERSITY OF MPUMALANGA Nina + Cohen Architects -January 2016 Using dogon door textures , I was tasked to design the entrance to the new campus library.

NURSE’S RESIDENCE - CONSTITUTIONAL HILL Nina + Cohen Architects - October 2016 Tasked to do a night impression of the nurses residence at Constitutional Hill, which is part of the notorius womens jail. This was the beginning phase of a process to regenerate the women’s resdience as part of the larger rehabilitation scheme for Constitutional Hill.

FLAT BRAUDE & FLAT ALEXANDER Amanda Spitz Architects -October 2013 As-built drawings for two apartment blocks with renovations and additions.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

4

6

7

3

8

6

2

1

10

2014/08/11

Scale

1:50

Drawn By

MM

Checked By

AS

J14-006

DWG TYPE

TD

0

DWG NO.

AMANDA SPITZ A R C H I T E C T

110

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

JOB NO.

REV

FLAT BRAUDE Tender Drawings

Date

2014/12/08

Scale

1:100

Drawn By

MM

Checked By

AS

JOB NO.

J14-006

REV

DWG TYPE

-

1

DWG NO.

AMANDA SPITZ A R C H I T E C T

100

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

FLAT ALEXANDER Tender Drawings

5

Option 1 - Design Proposal Scale 1:100 Date

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

ProposedPlan

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Key: 1. Kitchen 2. Entrance 3. Dining Room 4. TV room 5. Patio 6. Lounge 7. Main bedroom 8. Dressing room 9. Main bathroom 10. Guest bathroom

9

MOSA MABOHLALE MOLEPO, BHONS.

Referrals & certificates

Graduation : March 2017 University of Witwatersrand

www.apg.uct.ac.za 16 March 2016

Cape Town, 10.9.2018 RE: Reference letter – Mosa Molepo

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN This is to introduce Mosa Molepo, who is currently a student of mine in the Architectural Design studio I am teaching at the University of Cape Town, where she’s expecting to graduate with a Bachelor of Architectural Studies (Hons) degree at the end of the 2018 academic year. Mosa chose the studio I convene, which looks at the unfinished project of the Chateau de Chambord in France and provides a platform for students to imagine an African castle in the context of questioning what is the renaissance for an African city.

As her lecturer, I have had an opportunity to observe her participation and interaction in the studio while grappling with a process of the design proposal. As a result, her project, which looks at the Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town through the lens of an inverted kraal, has been chosen to advance into design development and construction phase documentation.

I have found Mosa to be a diligent and dedicated student, eager to learn, and engage with architecture. Across all instances I have seen her in action, she has worked extremely hard with exceptional focus and discipline and, as a result, produced outstanding work, as she takes on the role of coordinating a group with three other colleagues to further develop her scheme.

She possesses a strong commitment to see her ideas through, supported by high sensibility and natural feeling for architecture and the human interaction with the communities affected by her designs.

I am convinced that she will do well in her Masters’ studies, and indeed am saddened to see her leave the School. If you have any queries regarding the above, please do not hesitate to contact me, Yours sincerely,

Prof. Dr. Tomà Berlanda Director School of Architecture, Planning and Geomatics University of Cape Town Prof. Dr. Tomà Berlanda Director

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29th September 2017 Dear Sir/Madam, RE: Letter of recommendation – Admission into the BAS(Hons) programme I am writing to you with regards to Ms. Mosa Mabohlale Molepo, who would like to continue her studies to pursue graduate studies to the next level and eventually become a professional architect. This is a recommendation letter in support of the above.

I have worked with Mosa for nine months, starting at the beginning of the year in January.

She has been part of our skills training program.

Specifically, I being the overall project leader and professional architect Ms. Mosa Molepo has assisted with the following:PROJECT Moroka Clinic (Soweto)

Parkview Primary School (Parkview)

Nigel Senior School (Nigel)

SKILLS ACQUIRED -Producing concept design - Create design reports and site analysis -Engaging with the client and local community -Detailed architectural drawing - Brief appraisal and client consultation - Material specification in line with South African Standards.

- Site experience on how to identify design issues and supervise a project - Writing project reports and site minutes - Production of council drawings

Her tasks for the above projects included measuring and documenting as-built information on site, collecting data necessary to motivate for refurbishment and proposals specifically in classrooms and administrative areas.

Over the time that I have known Mosa Molepo, she has consistently performed her duties with competence and often goes the extra mile, doing more than expected. At Nigel School which is a pivotal project at Tectura International, she has been pertinent in providing finer details that collectively bring the project together like sourcing colours which are conducive for a good learning environment, or researching what is ergonomically acceptable for furniture design when it comes to children and their receptiveness in class.

Mosa is an excellent problem solver.

Finally, while Mosa’s leaving our company to attend graduate school is a loss to us, I have every confidence that Mosa will thrive in a graduate school setting. Mosa is an intelligent, committed, and inquisitive individual. I believe that she will be an asset to your program.

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