BIM Campus

Work taken from BIM Campus Training Programme Nov2015 > Dec2015 - 6 Weeks Objectives - Developing existing design skills and understanding BIM protocols and practices in a working environment.

Portfolio Peter Winterburn

Teaching was supplemented by guest speakers and external workshops and site visits.

Working in multidisciplinary teams, the participants work across 3 projects increasing in complexity and scale, The final project “Akenside Hill� being a mixed use development on a complex site.

There were no strict requirements for the project, the focus of the program was to understand and implement BIM on a live project environment.

Assessment - Presentation to prospective Employers & Programme Sponsors

akenside hill

Akenside Hill is a mixed use, urban infill development located on steep hill leading to Newcastle’s Quayside. The site straddles the Tyne Bridge and All Saints Church.

PointCloud Survey - using Faro Focus 3D Scanner

site context

_Akenside Hill is a mixed use, urban infill development located on steep hill leading to Newcastle’s Quayside. The site straddles the Tyne Bridge and All Saints Church.

The scheme encompaces the the site with staggered levels and large external spaces. The public spaces form to the shape of the site in contact to the geometric, modular private spaces above (Upper).

The Curvaceous Public spaces serve as a reflection of the winding streets and meandering rivers of the locality. The elevated restaurant provided glimpsing views through buildings and structures.

The Modular Private scheme shifts across the horizontal plane creating a stacked/staggered effect, Intended to divide the mass of the building and to allow views into and out of the garden spaces.

The scheme takes inspiration and rational from Shipping Container building such as Boxpark, Shoreditch (Lower).

design concept

private 60%

apartments 75%

dinning 60% service 40%

public 30%

restaurant 60%

parking 40%

program/accommodation

studios 25%

external space 10%

private

public

circulation

concept diagrams

general arrangement plans

primary steel work

structure

secondary steel work

front elevation

internal accommodation

interior perspective

interior perspective