Reece Tsa_Master Application Portfolio

REECE TSA PORTFOLIO

SELECTED WORK

ARCHITECTURE RIBA PART 1 ESALA/ UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH FIRST HONOUR

Contact details Reece.tsa@gmail.com +44 7856562094

Hand-sketch, Model Making Adobe Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign AutoCAD, Rhino, Sketchup, Enscape, V-ray, Twinmotion Affinity Suite: Publisher,Photo,Designer

[2020-2025]

[HI, MY NAME IS REECE] I am an architecture graduate from the University of Edinburgh with professional experience at LDN Architects, focusing on sustainable conservation projects.

With a keen interest in diaspora spaces, my academic research explored how architecture supports identity and resilience amidst displacement. My design work merges cultural narratives with sustainability, aiming to create inclusive, adaptive, and socially responsible architectural solutions.

[EDUCATION] I am an architecture graduate from the University of Edinburgh with professional experience at LDN Architects, focusing on sustainable conservation projects.

With a keen interest in diaspora spaces, my academic research explored how architecture supports identity and resilience amidst displacement. My design work merges cultural narratives with sustainability, aiming to create inclusive, adaptive, and socially responsible architectural solutions.

UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH [ESALA] Master of Arts (MA) with Honours Architecture MA Nominated EAA Participated in Geddes Fellow workshop with Riet Eeckhout + Cross year Crit with Gloria Cabral 2023 QUEEN ETHELBURGA’S COLLEGE A Level Duke of Edinburgh Silver Mentor Programme

[2018-2020] Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate, Thorpe Underwood, York, United Kingdom, YO26 9SS

PO LEUNG KUK CHOI KAI YAU SCHOOL

[2016-2018] 6 Caldecott Rd, Piper’s Hill, Hong Kong

IGCSE Wind Band 2010-2016 Orchestra 2011-2014

[PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE]

[SKILLS] [TECHNICAL SKILLS] Proficient in Hand Sketching and Model Making

[SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY] Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Rhino, SketchUp, Enscape, V-ray, Twinmotion

[2020-2024] Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, EH8 9YL

[LANGUAGES] English (Proficient) Mandarin (Proficient) Cantonese (Proficient)

LDN ARCHITECTS Part 1 Architectural-Assistant >Grade 1 Listed Berwick Barrack, Berwick Upon Tweed - [Stage 3-4] planning, building warrant and billing packages, including stone fabric repair drawings, reports, schedules, details, BIM modelling and drawings across different scale

[SEPT - PRESENT] Gordon Lamb House 3 Jackson’s Entry Edinburgh EH8 8PJ

>Grade 1 Listed St Micheal le Belfrey, York - [Stage 5] re-issuing of building warrant packages, sample schedulling, hoarding layout and graphic drawings. >Grade 1 Listed Grace Church, Camelon building, Camelon, Falkirk - [Stage 2-3] pre-app package, report, visualisations and GA drawings

[ACCOLADES] SHORT-LISTED MICRO-HOME COMPETITION Hope at Home, A sustainable microhome for Syrian relief shelter

FIRST CLASS HONOUR First Classes Honour ESALA

DISSERTATION ARCHIVE Dissertation selected for archival in ESALA library at Minto House

MA NOMINATED EAA Aging Anew, Balance and Kintsugi Refrain

PUBLICATION Article in ‘Border’ UOU scientific Journal Atlas_ Lines in Landscape: A Mushroom Farm. P.226.

SUN HUNG KAI ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS LIMITED Architectural Intern >Developed design [massing + facade] options and landscape design for mixed used office project >Curating presentation packages + coordinating visual impact studies with the urban planning team for a 700+ residential unit

HOK INTERNATIONAL (ASIA/PACIFIC) Architectural Intern >Created massing options and presentation packages for a confidential University Complex in Dubai >Conducted site analysis, research, and massing studies for a office project in Taiwan >Assisted in writing transcriptions for client communications for a mixed used commercial mall development in China

[APRIL - JULY 2023] 10/F, Sun Hung Kai Centre, 30 Harbour Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

[JUNE - AUGUST 2022] 26/F 41 Heung Yip Road, Hong Kong

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AGING ANEW: BALANCE AND KINTSUGI REFRAIN

MICRO-HOME COMPETITION

ON-DETAIL

LINES IN THE LANDSCAPE

DISSERTATION

RESEARCH TOPIC

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

HUNTER BUILDING’S ROOF EXTENSION

A MUSHROOM FARM

WEAVING RESILIENCE: TRACING DIASPORA THREADS OF UKRAINIAN MIGRANTS IN EDINBURGH

HONG KONG RE-IMAGINED; A REFLECTIVE EXPLORATION OF HOME AND IDENTITY

BERWICK BARRACKS Berwick Upon Tweed, UK

[ARCHIVED IN ESALA LIBRARY]

SELF INITIATED

A JAM MAKING, DANCING AND HOPE AT HOME: A LIBRARY SPACE SUSTAINABLE MICRO-HOME FOR SYRIAN RELIEF SHELTER

[MA Nominated EAA]

[SHORT-LISTED]

Year 4 Semester 2

Self-conducted

[ACADEMIC JOURNAL PUBLICATION] Year 4 Semester 1 elective

Year 3 Semester 1 elective

Year 4 Semester 1 elective

Stage 4 Stone repair drawings, Building regulation GA and detail drawings LDN Architects

ST MICHAEL LE BELFREY York, UK Stage 5 Hoarding, below services coordination drawings LDN Architects

01 AGING ANEW: BALANCE AND KINTSUGI REFRAIN A JAM MAKING, DANCING AND LIBRARY SPACE

[MA NOMINATED EAA] CAD: Rhino3D, AutoCAD Render: Vray + Raytracing in Rhino Software: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro Hand Sketching and Physical Modelling

Project Type: Reused for Culture [Year 4 Semester 2] [2024] Tutors: Fiona McLachlan, Mike O’Dell, Dan Anderson

Drawing on the concepts of kintsugi and wabi-sabi, which embrace imperfection, along with the idea of isomorphism linking nature, architecture, and the human body, the project aims to honour Dundee’s heritage, epitomized

by Keiller’s marmalade. Situated within the Edwardian theatre fly tower, the project seeks to blend the old with the new, past with present, while envisioning a progressive future for Dundee.

Located in Dundee’s Edwardian theatre fly tower, the space incorporates elements of the existing Well-gate centre to accommodate a range of activities, including jam making, dancing, and library services, catering to both residents and visitors alike.

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PRODUCTION

READING SPACE JAM CAFE MAINTENANCE WALKWAY

[TRUSSES] WATER COLLECTION AND STAIRWAY TRANSITION

[INNER] [OUTER] AERIAL LIBRARY + DANCE SPACE OFFICE & ANCILLARY SPACES

EXHIBITION + MULTIFUNCTION ROOM

ARTEFACTS OF JAM AND DANCE

JAM MAKING SPACE

1:100 SHORT SECTION

DRAWING OF ESSENCE X-ray isometric showing shadow, route and structure

FINDING YOUR FEET Deriving design concept from Andy Goldsworth’s Stone Coppice and a movement workshop with Janice Parker.

Initial exploration delves into themes of balance, kintsugi [Japanese mending of broken pottery with lacquer laced with gold, the idea of embracing imperfection]and the isomorphism between the human, nature and architecture.

Well-gate centre

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1:200 SITE MODEL + 1:50 SPECULATION MODEL OF FLYTOWER Site model group-work led by author

The Empress- beside the former Earl Grey Dock’s was the Empress Ballroom, one of Dundee’s main dance hall that survived into the 60s

SITE ANALYSIS Keiller factory in Albert Square

Keiller first confectionery shop

Dundee’s cultural legacy spans vibrant dance halls and jam-making traditions. Programs like Shaper/Caper and intergenerational exchanges at Wellgate preserve inclusivity and heritage, uniting younger residents with skilled ex-factory workers.

REHEARSAL

“THE WATER HOLLOWED THE STONE. THE WATER DISPERSED THE WATER. THE STONE STOPPED THE WIND. WATER AND WIND AND STONE.” OCTARIO PNZ, A DRAFT OF SHADOWS

PROGRAMME

Riet Eeckhout DRAWING WORKSHOP

Investigation into the Keiller’s legacy lend itself into an investigation onto the jam making process. The demolition of the factory and the shut-down of Keiller, has created a vacuum of now-retired workers who are still incredibility skilled in jam making. The proposal aims to bridge the gap.

Revisiting my abstraction of the human figures, understanding the inherent proportion and forces acting on the tensile ‘structure’.

Subsequent development extends the same logic to the roof extension. Utilizing physical collage and design prompts, the roof is re imagined as two human figures in tension, positioned dynamically around the ocular cone.

REHEARSAL

DEVELOPMENTAL FRAGMENT MODEL OF ROOF FRAME 1:50 - Steel frame structure derived from movement workshop and study from previous exercise

FRAGMENT MODEL OF LIBRARY SPACE 1:50 - Taking precedent from University Library by Office Keresten Geers David Van Severen Ghent and Fly-tower screens, vertical sliding perforated panels separates the inhabitable library from the main dancing space

PRODUCTION

Aerial Dancing Space & Library Floor Plan 1:100

INTERIOR RENDER Aerial Dancing Space overlooking the inhabitable Library Shelf

Jam Making Space & Amphitheatre Floor Plan 1:100

INTERIOR RENDER Jam-Making Hall

PRODUCTION [RUPTURE] The 1:50 and 1:20 section explores the ‘rupture’, the old meet the new, the tectonic differentiation between the heavy and light, stereotomic and tectonic

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A. Brick wall, zinc lapping, reinforced concrete slap connecting existing truss, new roof, skin onto cornies, stainless steel stone tye onto cornies B. 12mm LVL board, 95/45mm timber batten, 95mm mineral wool insulation, 60mm tongue and groove hempboard, 50mm cavity, 20mm LVL board C. Reinforced concrete lintel with 4x I steel beams 240mm deep, double glazed window with corten steel frame

02 HOPE AT HOME A SUSTAINABLE MICRO-HOME FOR SYRIAN RELIEF SHELTER

[SHORT-LISTED] In micro-home 2023/ Buildner.com

CAD: Rhino3D, AutoCAD Render: Enscape Software: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign

Project Type: SHELTER, EPHEMERAL, INFORMAL CITY [2023] [GROUP]

“Hope at Home” is designed in response to the 2023 Syria earthquake. The proposal aims to create sustainable and low-cost temporal housing from re-purposed and local resources while adapting to their extreme climates.

A central courtyard inspired by vernacular Syrian architecture provides a passive cooling system through shading and ventilation. Stereo-tonic earth-bag walls act as Trombe walls, heating the room in the winter and cooling it down in the summer. The slidable polycarbonate screens installed at various levels and slanted roofs encourage cross ventilation.

For ease of assembly and transportation, the building structure is comprised of imported wood members to form a repeatable framework. The structures’ remaining materials are re-purposed from harvested materials from the post-disaster surrounding.

The construction process acts as an opportunity to build community and empower vulnerable individuals.

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Project Type: SHELTER, EPHEMERAL, TEMPORAL HOUSING [2023] SELF INITIATED

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PLAN, SECTIONS AND DIAGRAMS OF FILTRATION SYSTEM

ASSEMBLY AND CONSTRUCTION

Emergency and radical harvesting of material from relief effort, ie plastic crates, water bottles to form anti-semitic base + filtration system.

Residents begin assembling the modules with assistance from professional workers. An inclusive reconstruction program encourages children and women to participate, such as filling small and portable earth-bags.

03 ON DETAIL HUNTER BUILDING ROOF EXTENSION

CAD: Rhino3D, AutoCAD Software: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom Hand Sketching and Physical Modelling

Project Type: Reused for Culture [Year 4 Semester 1] [2024] [GROUP]

In light of the recent closure of Hunter’s building roof by RACC, we proposed a new roof capping/rooftop to enhance its relationship with the city and the college.

Armed with the concerns with care, maintenance, and movement of the human body (and our vade mecum), we explored the lauriston building and its surrounding site, discovering artefacts and fragments - the sundials to the pavement. Borrowing from George Perec attempt to exhaust a place in Paris, we adapted a similar methodology in recording movement.

Pin up screen derived from Japanese Shoji screens run along floor tracks, housed behind the inhabited wall whiles creating intimate moments of alcoves along the way. A lattice of timber columns and beams forms the new structure, holding up what would be the new roof.

VADE MECUM (Latin for “go with me”) manuals or guidebooks, an essential record of precedents and tool in the process of detailing.

Design derived from detail allowed us to tackle ‘unknown’ by grounding it in reality

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Signs of weathering: Rough rims, sharp breakage of bottom of cornice, bedding exposed, fissure cracks, discolouration

Orthogonal opening (likely amended on site)in cornice houses downpipe with a loose fit; A knockon effect of bracket mounting downpipe to wall not aligned with mortar bed- a result of irregular lengths of a6 1:2 section ofdownpipe. access point on downpipe 3qbs418 [Tolerating]

Incy wincy spider’s journey through the gutter

VADE MECUM (Latin for “go with me”) has long been used of manuals or guidebooks sufficiently compact to be carried in a deep pocket. In ‘On Detail’ the Vade Mecum is an essential record of and tool in the process of detailing.

It collates references, regulation, material, movement and details that informed our proposal.

Pants salvaged from ECA shared hub. The dimensions of the pocket determined the size of the Vade mecum; reinforcing the idea of working with material constrains

[ON OPENINGS] A compilation of precedents with openings that contort/engages the human body.

[ON BEARING ON TOLERATING] Documentation of site visit to Hutton stone Quarry

[ON COPING ON FALLING] Documentation of site investigation of ECA fire-station, with a focus on gutters and water.

ON DETAIL Site analysis

sundial beneath window edinburgh castle

old city wall

’the ritual of eating’ sarah wigglesworth. drawings of a dinning table, before (top), during(center), and after (bottom) a meal

ritual of the studio: arrangement of space throughout the year- lecture, studio, exhibition place of possibility: Architecture’s potential lies in either enhancing or diminishing the inherent, spontaneous power of humans to act in space. the proposal gives the liberty for occupants to choose the different ways they can inhabit the space.

Using Calvino’s analogue of city SAURA as prompt to re-investigate our city, we created our folded map [right] and traced the stone tiles between the site, the meadows and the castle. Taking inspiration of how different patterns denote movement, the tiles are differentiated into 2 different zone, the ‘inhabited wall’ housing screens and reading corners and the ‘studio space’ with modular flooring housing within the tracks.

meadows sun dial

ON DETAIL

ROOF BUILD UP 1. 35x600 mm open pored Lochar-briggs Red sandstone flooring (Huttonstone quarry) 2. 100mm support pedestals 3. 0.8mm zinc protected standing seams 4. 55x47mm batten and counter batten 5. 10mm OSB and vapour barrier 4. 125mm rigid insulation 5. 145mm rigid insulation 6. 20mm wooden celling

EXISTING WALL BUILD UP 1. 100mm existing Locharbriggs Red Sandstone 2. 50mm cavity 3. 0.2mm vapour barrier 4. 55mm rigid insulation 5. 25mm vertical hook on panel system 5. 35mm internal Lochar-briggs Red Sandstone cladding

NEW WALL BUILD UP 1. 120x 230 mm Lochar-briggs Red Sandstone (With groves to prevent capillary action) 2. 50mm cavity 3. 0.2mm vapour barrier 3. 100mm tongue groove wood fibreboard

1:20 SECTION OF AN ALCOVE SPACE The inhabited shelf

Axonometric of a typical pin-up screen that runs along tracks. Construction and structure inspired by Japanese Shoji screens

ON DETAIL

MODEL shows mock up of connection junction from primary frame, connection junction transition between 2 material systems, secondary and tertiary timber frame reminiscent of Japanese dou-gong system.

ISOMETRIC of de-constructed structure shows the isolated in different layers reassembled within Shoji inspired frame. Timber frame housing top track sits on existing column, supporting new roof and wall.

04 LINES IN LANDSCAPE A MUSHROOM FARM

Project Type: Rural community farm [Year 3 Semester 1] [2023] [GROUP]

LINES IN LANDSCAPE

EDGES

[Featured in Publication ‘Border’ UOU scientific Journal Atlas_ Lines in Landscape: A Mushroom Farm. P.226.]

CAD: Rhino3D, AutoCAD Render: Enscape Software: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro Hand Sketching and Physical Modelling

SYMBIOSIS

The initial exploration begins with investigating variation in hedgerow’s physical makeup across territories.

We developed a series of keywords that underpin our propositions, responding to the essence of our hedgerow: [lines in landscape, edges, symbiosis, mutual-ism, interweaving, coexistence, microbes, decomposition, temporal change, movement, human intervention]. In our selected area of investigation, we identified key themes such as movement of water throughout different scales, from vascular to human infrastructure; and the tectonics qualities of hedgerow canopies through a series of model making.

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Loosely basing our project on Culross, Fife, the proposal is a mushroom farm synthesising the previous investigation.

With wandering pathways parallel to farm’s buildings, visitors can process up the site to the dining space whilst observing the GROWING, HARVESTING, STORAGE, and COOKING of mushrooms; the journey between one building and the next is a transition across the stages of a mushroom’s life-cycle.

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HUMAN INTERVENTION Type: Rural community farm

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Photocollage of ‘‘Meadows hanging

SITE ANALYSIS

Roof line Study and investigation of Culross and the selected hedgerow across different scale.

1:20 SECTION OF SELECTED HEDGEROW

1:20 PLAN OF SELECTED HEDGEROW

PRECEDENT STUDY

STEILNESET MEMORIAL Peter Zumthor, Louis Bourgeois [2011] Vardo, Norway

QUERINI STAMPALIA FOUNDATION Carlo Scarpa [1961] Venezia, Italy

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ALLMANNAJUVET ZINC MINE MUSEUM Peter Zumthor [2016] Sauda, Norway

TOFU FACTORY Xu Tian Tian, DnA _ Design and Architecture [2018] Lishui, China

‘How to build your own Hedgerow’ assembly manual

CHAPTER II: SITE VISIT: CULROSS

‘BUILD UR OWN HEDGEROW‘ a construction menu for an abstracted hedgerow model

RETTING, SPINNING AND BREAKING

Key image from Rhyze film documenting mushroom growing process at Rhyze Size & Specifications of the spaces informed scheme spatial allocations.

SKETCHES - Water and interconnected pathways shape the scheme, illustrating interdependence in ecosystems. Visitors traverse mushroom life cycle stages, fostering collaboration and transcending boundaries between food production, consumption, and human-centric perspectives for sustainable survival.

DECONSTRUCTION, DECAY OF PROPOSAL OVER TIME. “I WAS A TEENAGER WHEN I FIRST BECAME AWARE OF THE PAST, MANIFEST AS RELICS IN THE LAND“ (JAMIE, 2012).

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Interweaving of tree, mycelium and water network against proposal

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[Water tower]

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EXPLODED ISOMETRIC Interweaving route and funnel like roof for water collection

[Water filtering + Pumping

1:100 PLAN OF THE MUSHROOM FARM

1:200 PLAN AND LONG SECTION ACROSS THE PRIVATE ROUTE CAD denotes human intervention, hand drawing denotes nature

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1:10 timber slatting detail model, oak, balsa, plaster, steel.

1:10 roof gutter detail model, copper, steel, oak, plaster

05 DISSERTATION WEAVING RESILIENCE: TRACING DIASPORA THREADS OF UKRAINIAN MIGRANTS IN EDINBURGH With the surge of conflict and crisis fueled by a rapid escalation in violence— particularly in ongoing wars in the Middle East, Russia, and Africa—unprecedented numbers of displaced populations have emerged. These global trends of violence and segregation have left a profound imprint on urban spaces and the built environment, reshaping how we organize and design our surroundings. Situated within the discourse on diaspora, this dissertation seeks to explore the foundational aspects of how the built environment is conceptualized, examining the indicators reflecting the relationship between architecture and displacement, as well as the underlying social and psychological causes.

The diaspora Ukrainian community in Edinburgh in face of the sober consequences of the on going war has demonstrated remarkable resilience. This dissertation investigates how this resilience, forged through collective struggle and survival, is expressed in the architecture of their built environment, focusing on a specific instance within the Ukrainian diaspora community: the function room of Morning-side United Church, which serves as a gathering place for volunteering.

Drawing on various theoretical frameworks including Levi Strauss’ structural anthropology and Tim Ingold’s notion of meshwork, as well as the works of Bachelard, Nishat, and Jeffrey,

[DISSERTATION ARCHIVED] in ESALA Architecture Library Dr. Soledad Garcia Ferrari

this dissertation explores themes of identity, resilience, spatiotemporality, and dwelling as manifested in architecture.

Examining the influences of architecture on memory association and the role of architecture in shaping cultural identities within diaspora communities, particularly in challenging established architectural paradigms and contributing to social resilience.

Theoretical exploration of common spaces opens fundamental debates about how we perceive our surroundings. Chapters two and three establish the theoretical framework and research methodology, drawing upon a multidisciplinary framework from sociology and anthropology literature. Embodied ethnographic fieldwork, supplemented by drawing and personal observations from participation in Edinburgh Spider, forms the basis of the research approach. Borrowing from Jeffrey Huo’s concept of ‘re-appropriation,’ subsequent chapters delve into the ways cultural artefacts reflect diaspora identity and the role of liminal space in negotiating time, memory, culture, and identity. Finally, cultural artefacts are interpreted from an anthropological perspective, exploring the role of commoning in shaping the urban environment and challenging established architectural paradigms, culminating in concluding reflections and avenues for future study.

Project Type: Theory [Year 4 Semester 1] [2024]

06 RESEARCH + THEORY Hong Kong Re-imagined; A Reflective Exploration of Home and Identity

[WORK IN PROGRESS] SELF INITIATED research project

Expanding upon my dissertation, This artwork serves as a personal investigation into the evolving concept of home, using my memories of Hong Kong as a framework to challenge my own cultural biases and preconceptions of dwelling and architecture. Inspired by Italo Calvino’s observation in Invisible Cities that “arriving to each new city, the traveler finds again a past of his that he did not know he had,” I explore how memory, identity, and the built environment intersect within the diasporic experience.

Through this piece, I reflect on the familiar unfamiliar—the simultaneous recognition and estrangement evoked by spaces that once felt like home. My work questions Gaston Bachelard’s idea of the dwelling as a stable anchor for memory and identity, instead portraying home as fragmented and dynamic, shaped by dislocation, imagination, and the act of recollection.

Hong Kong, as I recall and reinterpret it, becomes a layered tapestry of redundant signs and symbols, echoing Calvino’s Zirma, where repetition creates meaning.

This reflective process allows me to confront the tension between rootedness and flux, incorporating architectural and symbolic motifs to examine how my identity is renegotiated in unfamiliar contexts, such as my current environment of study/work.

The city is redundant, it repeats itself so that something will stick in mind... Memories are redundant, it repeats signs so that city begins to exist

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The project sees the proposed transformation of the Berwick Barracks East range (Blocks O, A, B, C), Officers’ Mess, Bread & Meat Store (externals), and Toilet Block into museum facilities, a café, office spaces, community areas, a public archive, collection storage, learning spaces, and support areas. Internal alterations aim to streamline circulation while preserving the historic Grade I listed plan. A new single-storey Atrium Building will serve as a museum arrival space, offering flexible event use and accessible connections between buildings. Parade Square accessibility and activity will be enhanced with a new perimeter walkway featuring interpretation elements and external café seating.

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C.W.00.08

C.W.00.07

B.W.00.02

B.W.00.01

B.W.00.08

B.W.00.07

NO

RAVENSDOWNE

0

C.W.00.02

C.W.00.01

3.65 m2

A.ID.00.06 FD60

LOBBY 3.61 m2

DO Th dis

1:200

C.ID.00.05 FD60

17.

5m

KITCHEN

C.00.06

C.ID.00.01 FD30

LOBBY

C.ID.00.04 FD30

B.00.06

1514

3.54 m2

B.ID.00.01

LOBBY

B.ID.00.04

A.00.06

20m

1394

1500

CL. STORE 3.86 m2

1482 1492

O.ID.00.08

O.ID.00.28

A.W.00.01

O.00.10

11.9m

B.ED.00.02

A.W.00.08

A.W.00.07

O.00.17 A.ID.00.01 FD30

O.W.00.09

1465

TO PUBLIC CARPARK NEW MANHOLE

A.ED.00.02 FD30

O.ID.00.18 FD60

4.73 m2

SR.W.00.01

FT0 1

RWP

1500 1500 wheelchair activity space FT0 1

A.ID.00.04 FD30

LOBBY

15.15 m2

ATRIUM BUILDING 5.63 m2

60 min FR secondary glazing

O.00.16

AB.ID.00.09

O.W.00.01

RWP H/L AB.ID.00.08

O.ED.00.03

AB.ED.00.04

DRAUGHT LOBBY

RWP

O.W.00.11

AB.W.00.04

AB.W.00.03

AB.00.05 RWP

AB.00.01

KITCHEN EXTRACT FAN O.W.00.10

B.ID.00.06

24.33 m2 O.00.02

A.00.02 A.00.05

12.00 m2

BURRELL COLLECTION 4

3.60 m2

B.00.02

B.00.05

BURRELL COLLECTION 1

COMMUNITY / FAMILY SPACE

VOLUNTEER / STAFF ROOM

31.18 m2

30.42 m2

30.07 m2

31.16 m2

O.ID.00.24

K EY m .4 10

CPT

.1m 14

SALVAGE STORE

.5m 13

2000 2000 wheelchair activity space

O.00.11

©T EX IST ING

C.00.02

O.ID.00.20

ARCHIVE OFFICE 31.78 m2

PROPOSED STAIRWELL

STAIRWELL

19.04 m2

O.00.01 STAIRWELL 40.44 m2

LOBBY 3.67 m2

RWP

1400

F IR E R A T IN G 6 0 M I N U T E S S T A B IL IT Y R , IN T E G R IT Y E , INSUL A T ION I

C.00.03 DIGITAL SEARCH ROOM 31.31 m2

RWP 1394

A.W.00.05

A.W.00.06

O.ED.00.01

A.W.00.04

A.W.00.03

B.W.00.06

B.W.00.05

A.ED.00.01 O.W.00.05

landing length to match width

1394

F IR E R A T IN G 3 0 M I N U T E S S T A B IL IT Y R , IN T E G R IT Y E , INSUL A T ION I

C.ID.00.06 FD60

B.00.07

C.00.07 LOBBY 3.62 m2

F IR E R A T IN G 6 0 M I N U T E S F r o m i ns i de ) S T A B IL IT Y R , IN T E G R IT Y E , INSUL A T ION I

RWP B.W.00.04

B.W.00.03

C.W.00.06

C.W.00.05

1394

C.W.00.04

C.W.00.03

C.ED.00.01

B.ED.00.01

O.W.00.04

1 17

15.6m

OM.W.00.02

0.4m rise / 6.75m flight

BUILDING MANAGEMENT

1476

1497

O.ID.00.26

O.ID.00.04

B.00.04 30.15 m2

988

O.ED.00.02

61.36 m2

25.28 m2 1500 1500 wheelchair activity space

A.ID.00.08

3.59 m2

A.ID.00.02 FD30

O.ID.00.27

BURRELL COLLECTION 2

B.ID.00.07

A.00.07 LOBBY

RECEPTION AREA

landing length to match width

A.00.03 30.84 m2

A.ID.00.07 FD60

O.ID.00.19 FD60

O.W.00.06

landing length to match width

30.38 m2

465 ⌀

Type B 465 ⌀

C.ID.00.02 FD30

BURRELL COLLECTION 3

Type B

SEARCH ROOM

C.ID.00.03 FD30

A.00.04

2.88 m2

O.ID.00.25

TOILETS

1500

IT / STOCK ROOM

1500 1500 wheelchair activity space

O.00.03 10.94 m2

12.1m

11.0m

O.W.00.07

B.00.03

O.00.14

4.83 m2

B.ID.00.03

ACCESSIBLE WC

CAFE SERVERY

C.00.04

B.ID.00.02

O.00.15

O.00.05 25.07 m2

A.ID.00.03 FD30

O.ID.00.22

B.ID.00.05

19.21 m2

18.82 m2

10 .8 m

STAIRWELL

landing length to match width

O.ID.00.03 FD30

C.00.01

B.00.01

A.00.01

25.55 m2

10.

4m

CORRIDOR

3.40 m2

B.ID.00.08

O.00.04

LOBBY

O.ID.00.21 FD60

O.00.08 O.ID.00.23

O.W.00.08

O.ID.00.06

FD60

6 0 M I N F IR E D O O R

FD30

3 0 M I N F IR E D O O R

X .X m tota l d is t a n c e

OFFICER'S MESS CAFE SEATING AREA 33.16 m2

T R A V E L D I S T A N C E PA TH L IMIT ED A L T E R N A T IV E R O U T E

OM.W.00.03

OM.00.03

E N D U S E R K EY PUBL IC AR EAS C i r c ulat i o n S p a c e

X

F I N A L EX IT/ E S C A P E S T A IR W I D T H EAST R A NGE D IMENSION AS EX IST ING

NO R T HUMB ER L A ND C O UNT Y COUNCIL Bur r ell C o lle c t i o n Galle r y / B e r w i c k G alle r y

OFFICER'S MESS CAFE LOBBY 7.77 m2

1151 OM.ED.00.01

OM.W.00.01

F I N A L E X IT OM.00.02

C o m m u n i t y Fac ilit ie s F le x i b le S p a c e Of f ic er 's M e s s C af e

OM.W.00.04

N O N PUBL IC MIX E D US E AR EAS Shar e d Sp ac e s

1 15

A c c e s s i b le W C

0.2m rise / 3m flight

MA L T INGS T R US T

OM.00.04 OFFICER'S MESS CAFE SEATING AREA 34.07 m2

A dmi ni s t r at i o n / Of f ic e S p a c e s

OM.W.00.05

Ser vice Sp ac e s

C o lle c t i o n St o r e

R O O F A C C E S S E X IT

A r c hi v e

KOSB A

EX IST ING F UL L A R R EST S Y S T E M INST A L L ED

Of f ic e / V e t e r an's L o u n g e A c c e s s i b le W C

KOSB M M u s e u m / G alle r y C o lle c t i o n St o r e / Of f ic e

NOTES D r aw i n g o b e r e ad in c o nj unc t i o n w it h Fir e E ngi ne e r ' s i nf o r mat i o n.

EAST R A NGE SCOPE EX C L USIONS A r e as b y O t he r s

1 100

14.5m

0

2m

4m

6m

8m

10m

20m NOTES:

TECHNICAL NOTES: GENERAL: ALL WORKS TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING REGULATIONS 2010 MERGED APPROVED DOCUMENTS, OCTOBER 2024 COMPILATION OF INDIVIDUAL APPROVED DOCUMENTS, AND TO ENTIRE SATISFACTION OF THE STATUTORY AUTHORITY. DOWNTAKINGS: TO BS 6187: 2011.

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION: TO COMPLY WITH ALL RELEVANT CODES OF PRACTICE INCLUDING THE LATEST EDITION OF THE IET REGULATIONS, BS 7671: 2018 + Amd 1: 2020, AND TO ENTIRE SATISFACTION OF THE STATUTORY AUTHORITY.

WINDOWS AND DOORS: TO BS 8213-4 2016 AND BS 6262-4 2018.

WATER SERVICES: INSTALLATION OF WATER SERVICES TO COMPLY FULLY WITH CURRENT WATER BOARD BYELAWS AND GUIDE TO PLUMBING PRACTICE PUBLICATIONS. VENTILATION: TO COMPLY WITH APPROVED DOCUMENT F. ALL VENTILATION TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BS 5720: 1979.

DRAINAGE AND WASTE: TO COMPLY WITH APPROVED DOCUMENT H. ALL DRAINAGE TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS AND TO THE ENTIRE SATISFACTION OF THE BUILDING STANDARDS DRAINAGE INSPECTOR. ALL PIPEWORK TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH BS EN 12056-2: 2000.

ARCHITECTURAL WORKS: LAYOUTS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ATTACHED BUILDING REGULATIONS APPLICATION STATEMENT. STRUCTURAL WORKS: LAYOUTS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ATTACHED STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS STATEMENT.

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SERVICES WORKS: ALL MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL WORKS TO BE CARRIED OUT IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH ATTACHED SERVICE ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION, AND WITH STRICT ACCORDANCE AND REFERENCE TO THE RELEVANT BRITISH STANDARDS AS NOTED.

DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING The contractor shall verify all dimensions on site and report any discrepancies in writing to LDN Architects before proceeding works.

FIRE SAFETY: TO COMPLY WITH APPROVED DOCUMENT B VOL 2. LAYOUTS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ATTACHED FIRE ENGINEERS STATEMENT.

ELECTRONIC DATA ISSUE This drawing is read only and should not be interrogated for measurement. Use only figured dimensions and levels. All dimensions are shown in millimetres unless otherwise stated. This is a CAD produced drawing - do NOT alter manually. © This Drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

Submitting building regulation proposed GA plans and sections enhanced my understanding of coordinating with consultants, particularly Fire Engineers and Accessibility Consultants and compiling required documentation. Creating the same drawings also required frequent review of Building Standards Technical Handbooks regarding Fire Escapes and Accessibility regulations. (PC 3.2, 3.3) Research into Creating site constraint plans for the Berwick East Range provided exposure to land law, including proposing construction layouts, revising boundaries, and consolidate traffic controls requirements. (PC 3.3)

Project Type: Professional work [LDN architects] [2024-5]

PROPOSED MASONRY REPAIRS EAST RANGE BLOCK C EAST ELEVATION Ma s o nr y Re p a ir K ey :

OSED MASONRY REPAIRS RANGE BLOCK C EAST ELEVATION

nr y Re p a ir K ey :

FABRIC REPAIR [STAGE 4 BILLING PACKAGE] S .E .

Ge ne r a l D o w nt a k ings No t i n c l ud i n g w it hin s t o ne r ep a ir s s c o p e - N B S : C 2 0

Ne w St one Re p la c e me nt A s p e r N B S : F 2 0 / 110 & F 2 1/ 110

S u g g e s t i o n s of C r a c k ing to Ma s o nr y . St r uc t ur a l E n g i n e e r to R e v ie w

Inv e s t iga t e P a r a p e t C o p e St ones a nd R e -B e d as Requir ed

L ime Re p o int ing A s p e r N B S : Z 2 1/ 110

C a r r y O u t R u b b l e W a ll Repa ir

V e ge t a t io n R e m o v a l A s p e r N B S : C 4 1/ 13 0

D e s c a le d a nd R e a s s e s s A s p e r N B S : C 4 1/ 4 5 5 , F 2 0 / 2 8 4 & F 2 1/ 2 9 1

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LDN Architects

Ge ne r a l D o w nt a k ings No t i n c l ud i n g w it hin s t o ne r ep a ir s s c o p e - N B S : C 2 0

e sw S t o n e R e p l a c e m e n t G e n e r a l D o w n t a k iN ng A s p e r N B S C 2 0 A s p e r N B S : F 2 0 / 110 & F 2 1/ 110

o teenc tt e d Bir d Ne s t P o s it io ns N e w S t o n e R e p l a cPerm S u r r o u n d i n g W o r k s S ub je c t to A s p e r N B S BFN 20 & F21 Pr io r E c o lo gis t Ne s t C h e c k

S u g g e s t i o n s of C r a c k ing to Ma s o nr y . St r uc t ur a l E n g i n e e r to R e v ie w

Inv Cr ack s / Op e n Join t se s t iga t e P a r a p e t C o p e t osn e s a - Bteur d al a se n g i n e e r ' s M a s o n r y st it c h r e pS air as pn ed r sRt e r uc e qruei rpeodi nt as p e r N B S Z 2 1 i nf o r mat i o n, w i t h liR me

I n v e s t i g a t e P a r a p eRteCmoopvee F e r r o us F ix in g A sasp eRr eNqu B iSr e : dC 4 1/ G 4 10 ener al Dow nt ak ings S t o n e s and R e-Bed As per NBS C 20

P r o t e c t e d Bir d Ne s t P o s it io ns L i m eBRNe p o S i nutri rnogu n d i n g W o r k s S ub je c t to A s p e r N B S Pr : Zio2r1/E110 c o lo gis t Ne s t C h e c k

Lime Repointing As per NBS Z21

D e s c a l e d a n d R e a Isnsaecscse s s i b le S u r v e y A r e a s V egetation R emov al V To b e r e ins p e c t e d o n c e sc a f f old As per NBS C41 As per NBS C41 a c c e s s a v a ila b le C r a c k s / O p e n J o i n t s M a s o n r y st it c h r e p air s as p e r s t r uc t ur al e n g i n e e r ' s i nf o r mat i o n, w i t h li me r e p o i nt as p e r N B S Z 2 1

R e m o v e F e r r o us F ix in g V e ge t a t io n ARse pmeor vNaBl S : C 4 1/ 4 10 A s p e r N B S : C 4 1/ 13 0

*

C a r r y O u t R u b b l e W a ll Repa ir D e s c a le d a nd R e a s s e s s A s p e r N B S : C 4 1/ 4 5 5 , F 2 0 / 2 8 4 & F 2 1/ 2 9 1

BN

FA B R IC R EP A IR K EY

*

*

P r o t e c t e d B i r d Ne s t P o s i t i o n s S u r r o u n di n g W o r k s S u b j e c t to Pr io r E c o l o g i s t N e s t C h e c k R e m o v e Fer r ous Fix ing

Lime Repointing As per NBS Z21

R ender r eplacement As per NB S M2 0 R e f e r to f abr ic r e p air s c o p e of w o r k f or i n a c c e s s i b l e r e p air w n, tCa hk iim ng sy, N e w S t o n e R e p l a c e m e n ta l l oG weannec reasl DRooof ne BN As per NB S F20 & F21 Ma sAosn rpye, r RNaBi nSw aCt 2 e0 r G o o d s et c )

P r o t e c t e d B i r d Ne s t P o s i t i o nNse w S t o n e R e p l a c e m e n t R ender r eplacement BN S u r r o u n di n g W o r k s S u b j e c t to As per NB S M2 0 As per NB S F20 & F21 Pr io r E c o l o g i s t N e s t C h e c k Gordon Lamb House, 3 Jackson's Entry, Edinburgh, EH8 8PJ

Cr ack s / Op e n Joints Inv es t igat e Par ap et C o p e v ee n Fg e irnreoeurs' sF i x i n g M a s o n r y st it c h r e p air s as p e r s t r R ucetm uroal S t o n e s a n d R e - B e d as R e qu i r e d i nf o r mat i o n, w i t h li me r e p o i nt as p e r N B S Z 2 1

*

Lime Repointing As per NBS Z21

Des caled and Reas s es s As per NBS C41

Gordon Lamb House, 3 Jackson's Entry, Edinburgh, EH8 Gordon 8PJ Lamb H T: 0131 222 2900 T: 0131 222 290 E: architects@ldn.co.uk E: architects@ld

LDN Architects

FA B R IC R EP A IR K EY

V

V egetation R emov al As per NBS C41

P r o t e c t e d Bir d Ne s t P o s i t i o n s S u r r o u n di n g W o r k s S u b j e c t to Pr io r E c o l o g i s t N e s t C h e c k T: 0131 222 2900 R e f e r to f abr ic r e p air s c o p e of I n v e s t i g a t eE:Parchitects@ldn.co.uk ar apet C o p e w o r k f or i n a c c e s s i b l e r e p air R e m o v e F e r r o u s F i x i n g S t o n e s a n d R e - B e d as R e qu i r e d a l l o w a n c e s R oof , C h i m n e y ,

*

Ma s o n r y , R a i n w a t e r G o o d sProject et c ) No:

Project: D e s c a l e d aBerwick n d R e a s sBarracks ess As per NBS C41

Ina c c e s s ib le S ur v e y A r e a s To b e r e ins p e c t e d o n c e sc a f f old a c c e s s a v a ila b le

CLOSER INSPECTION OF CHIMNEY CANS / CAPPINGS REQUIRED TO CONFIRM SOUND BEARING AND CONDITION. - 5% STONE REPLACEMENT. - 25% REPOINTING WITH LIME MORTAR. - RAKE OUT DEFECTIVE RAGGLE JOINTS, INSPECT LEAD FLASHINGS AND REPOINT. - CAREFULLY REMOVE AREAS OF VEGETATION GROWTH. - ALLOW FOR REPLACEMENT LOW-LEVEL ASHLAR STONE CAPPING BETWEEN GABLE CHIMNEYS, WITH LIGHTNING TAPE ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. CLOSER INSPECTION OF CHIMNEY CANS / CAPPINGS REQUIRED TO CONFIRM SOUND BEARING AND CONDITION. - 5% STONE REPLACEMENT. - 25% REPOINTING WITH LIME MORTAR. - RAKE OUT DEFECTIVE RAGGLE JOINTS, INSPECT LEAD FLASHINGS AND REPOINT. 10% REPLACEMENT OF SLIPPED / CRACKED SLATES. - CAREFULLY REMOVE AREAS OF VEGETATION GROWTH. - FULL INSPECTION OF EAST AND WEST PARAPET - ALLOW FOR REPLACEMENT LOW-LEVEL ASHLAR STONE CAPPING BETWEEN GABLE CHIMNEYS, WITH LIGHTNING TAPE CAST IRON RAINWATER GUTTERS REQUIRED - ALLOW FOR 20% REPLACEMENT ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY. GOODS & SVP TO BE OF LEADWORK AND STONE COPES WITHIN THESE REPLACED. NOTE THAT AREAS. EXISTING HOLES FROM - CAREFULLY REMOVE MINOR AREAS OF ALGAE / MOSS ORIGINAL BRACKETS TO GROWTH ACROSS SLATES AND LEADWORK. BE REUSED, OR FILLED IN 10% REPLACEMENT OF SLIPPED / CRACKED SLATES. WITH APPROPRIATE - FULL INSPECTION OF EAST AND WEST PARAPET MORTAR CAST IRON RAINWATER EAST FACING PITCH OF ROOF GUTTERS REQUIRED - ALLOW FOR 20% REPLACEMENT GOODS & SVP TO BE INACCESSIBLE AT TIMEAND OF STONE COPES WITHIN THESE OF LEADWORK REPLACED. NOTE THAT SURVEY. TO BE REVIEWED WHEN AREAS. EXISTING HOLES FROM SAFE ACCESS IS PERMITTED - CAREFULLY REMOVE MINOR AREAS OF ALGAE / MOSS ORIGINAL BRACKETS TO GROWTH ACROSS SLATES AND LEADWORK. BE REUSED, OR FILLED IN WITH APPROPRIATE MORTAR

EAST FACING PITCH OF ROOF INACCESSIBLE AT TIME OF SURVEY. TO BE REVIEWED WHEN SAFE ACCESS IS PERMITTED

LDN A

FA B R IC R EP A IR K EY

V

V2337 egetation R emov al As per NBS C41

Client:

Living Barracks Partnership

Information Set:

(RE) Fabric Repairs

Project: R ender r eplacement Berwick A s p e r N BBarracks S M20

Project:Project N

Client: R e f e r to f abr ic r e p air s c o p e of w o r k f or i n a c c e s sPartnership i b l e r e p ai r Living Barracks a l l o w a n c e s R oof , C h i m n e y , Ma s o n r y , R a i n w a t e r G o o d s et c )

Client:

Information Set:

Information Set:

(RE) Fabric Repairs

(RE) Fabric

Dwg No:

Dwg No:

2337-LDN-RE-ZZ-DEL-A-018

2337-LDN-R

Drawing:

Drawing:

Berwick233 Ba

Living Barra

Masonry Repairs - Block C - East Elevation Fabric Repa

Dwg No:

2337-LDN-RE-ZZ-DEL-A-018

Date: Scale / Format: Drawn By: Reviewed By: Status:

Drawing:

Masonry Repairs - Block C - East Elevation Date: Scale / Format: Drawn By: Reviewed By: Status:

10.2024 1:50 @ A1 RT S3

Status:

Date: Scale / Format: Drawn By: Reviewed By:

S3

Status:

Status:

S3 - ISSUE FOR COMMENT

D2 - TENDE

Revisions:

Revisions:

Rev

Revision:

10.2024 1:50 @ A1 RT

Date

By

Ref.

Change

S3 - ISSUE FOR COMMENT

Revisio

Rev P01

Date 13.01.25

P02

07.02.2025

Revisions: Rev

Date

By

Ref.

Change

INSET STONES BETWEEN PROJECTING QUOINS APPEAR IN POOR WEATHERED CONDITION AND REQUIRE DESCALING AND FURTHER ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO FURTHER WORKS

G ENER A

GE NE R A L NOT ES: F ab r i c r e p alo ngs ide D R A W I N G S T O B E R E A D IN and sched C O N J U N C T IO N W IT H 2 3 3 7 - L D N - X X - X X X - T S H - A - 0 0 1 F A B R IC R EP A IR S - S C O P E O F W O R K LDN 233 Dow nt ak i

BN

INSET STONES BETWEEN PROJECTING QUOINS APPEAR IN POOR WEATHERED CONDITION AND REQUIRE DESCALING AND FURTHER ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO FURTHER WORKS

GE NE R A L NOT ES:

BN

LDN 2337 R e p ai r s

D R A W I N G S T O B E R E A D IN C O N J U N C T IO N W IT H 2 3 3 7 - L D N - X X - X X X - T S H - A - 0 0 1 F A B R IC R EP A IR S - S C O P E O F W O R K

LDN 2337 NB S Demo

LDN 2337 NBS W i n do w s _

DESCALE INGOES

LDN 2337 NB S Door

* DESCALE INGOES

*

CILL APPEARS BROKEN; TO BE REVIEWED BY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AHEAD OF REPLACEMENT

LDN 2337 NB S Gene

*

LDN 2337 NB S Cons

LDN 2337 NB S Br ick

CILL APPEARS BROKEN; TO BE REVIEWED BY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AHEAD OF REPLACEMENT

Range Block C East Elevation

LDN 2337 NB S R ubb DESCALE INGOES

* V

V

DESCALE INGOES

REFER TO DOORS AND WINDOWS REPAIR PACKAGE

REFER TO DOORS AND WINDOWS REPAIR PACKAGE

East Range Block C East Elevation

V

V

LDN 2337 N B S Na t u W alling_ D

* *

CILL APPEARS BROKEN; TO BE REVIEWED BY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AHEAD OF REPLACEMENT

CILL APPEARS BROKEN; TO BE REVIEWED BY STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AHEAD OF REPLACEMENT

LDN 2337 N B S Na t u

V

V

V

V

V

*

* V

V

V

V

LDN 2337 N B S Mo r t

LDN 2337 NBS

Nar r o : S t r Nar r o : S t r

SLCT A P 4 B u i l di n g C

East Range South Elevation

Designing for a Grade0 I listed project required minimizing heritage impacts while 0 5m 5m 1:50 1:50 3.1, 3.9). After discussions adhering to planning and conservation regulations.

(PC East Range South Elevation with client and structural engineers, we have developed an attitude to fabric repair 5m 0 1:50 5mto minimize repair work to keep both the overall rustic feeling and reduce cost and 1:50 damage without compromising structural integrity. It was rewarding experience with surveying, marking up the repair package against photogrammetry elevations, and learning how conservation repair works are carried out.

LDN 2337 NB S Lead V LDN 2337 NB S R ainw

BGS BGS Bar r ac k s_

East Range South Elevation 0

NOTES:

5m

NOTES:

DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING DO NOT SCALE The contractor shall verify all dimensions on site and report The contractor any s discrepancies in writing to LDN Architects before proceeding discrepancies works. in

1:50

NOTES: DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING The contractor shall verify all dimensions on site and report any discrepancies in writing to LDN Architects before proceeding works.

ELECTRONIC DATA ISSUE This drawing is read only and should not be interrogated for measurement. Use only figured dimensions and levels. All dimensions are shown in millimetres unless otherwise stated. This is a CAD produced drawing - do NOT alter manually. © This Drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

ELECTRONIC DATA ISSUE ELECTRONIC D This drawing is read only and should not be interrogated Thisfordrawing is All dimensionsU measurement. Use only figured dimensions and levels. measurement. shown in millimetres unless otherwise stated. This is a CAD shown produced in millime drawing - do NOT alter manually. drawing - do NO © This Drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

© This Drawing

angle underneath as per Structural Engineers' information

Reviewed By:

2,000

Aluminium vertical pull handle

CP

Status:

Revision:

D2 - TENDER ISSUE

P01

Revisions:

Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480

Rev P01

Date 17.01.2025

By

Ref.

Change

Panic bar escape ironmongery

TECHNICAL DETAILS [STAGE 4 BILLING PACKAGE]

Aluminium vertical pull handle

LDN Architects

1,095

E D 0 2 A T R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A P E D O O R E X T E R N A L E L E V A T IO N 1 10 A1 Gordon Lamb House, 3 Jackson's Entry, Edinburgh, EH8 8PJ T: 0131 222 2900 E: architects@ldn.co.uk

Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480

ED02 | Glazed Single Doorset NBS L20/480

Project:

Aluminium vertical pull handle

Project No:

Berwick Barracks

For threshold details see drawing 2337 LDN 32 ZZ DDE A 008 Typical Threshold Details

Wall build up as per drawing 2337 LDN 21 ZZ DDE A 001

2337

Client:

Living Barracks Partnership

Information Set:

Wall build up as per drawing 2337 LDN 21 ZZ DDE A 001

Allow for opaque full-film manifestation applied to entire glass surface internally

(32) Doors Dwg No:

2337-LDN-32-00-DDE-A-002

Cavity closer | NBS P10

Drawing:

timber lintel as per Structural Engineers' information

External Glazed Single Door Details

Door fixed back to steel angle as per Structural Engineers' information

Date: Scale / Format: Drawn By: Reviewed By:

2,000

Aluminium vertical pull handle

Stone Lintel supported by steel angle underneath as per Structural Engineers' information

01.25 1:10, 1:1 @A1 LB CP

Status:

Rev P01

Date 17.01.2025

Project:

Entrance Canopy Structure | to Structural Engineer's design and information

Panic bar escape ironmongery Wall build up as per drawing Aluminium vertical pull 2337 LDN 21 ZZ DDE A 001 handle

LDN Architects 1,095

AB.W.00.01

New single ply membrane roof Information Set:

AB.ID.00.16

AB.ID.00.11

AB.ED.00.03

2337

New column | to Structural

01.25 1:10, 1:1 @A1 LB CP

AB.W.00.04

RWP

NOTES: NEW MANHOLE

Status: B.ED.00.02

P01

RWP.

A.W.00.02

DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING The contractor shall verify all dimensions on site and report any discrepancies in writing to LDN Architects before proceeding works.

Revision:

D2 - TENDER ISSUE A.W.00.01

RWP.

A.W.00.08

Date: Scale / Format: Drawn By: Reviewed By:

A.ED.00.02 FD30

RWP.

AB.ID.00.07 FD60

O.W.00.01

A.W.00.07

Living Barracks Partnership

B.W.00.01

C.W.00.07

B.W.00.02

C.W.00.08

B.W.00.08

B.W.00.07

ELECTRONIC DATA ISSUE This drawing is read only and should not be interrogated for measurement. Use only figured dimensions and levels. All dimensions are shown in millimetres unless otherwise stated. This is a CAD produced drawing - do NOT alter manually.

O.ID.00.28

O.ID.00.08

S.O. 1

Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480

Aluminium glazed door Stone Lintel supported by steel NBS L20/480 angle underneath as per Structural Engineers' information

For threshold details see drawing 2337 LDN 32 ZZ DDE A 008 Typical Threshold Details

SVP.

O.ED.00.03 FR Non-FR

Wall buildClient: up as per drawing 2337 LDN 21 ZZ DDE A 001

AB.ID.00.15

AB.ED.00.04

RWP

Drawing:

AB.W.00.03

RWP H/L

Project No: ED02

O.W.00.11

AB.ID.00.14

2337-LDN-32-00-DDE-A-002

AB.ID.00.09

KITCHEN EXTRACT FAN

RWP.

O.W.00.10

AB.ID.00.13

External Glazed Single Door Details Engineer's design and information RWP

AB.ID.00.08

Project:

AB.ID.00.12

AB.ID.00.02

Cavity closer | NBS P10

Barracks AluminiumBerwick vertical pull handle

AB.ID.00.10

(32) Doors Dwg No:

AB.W.00.02

AB.ID.00.01

Gordon Lamb House, 3 Jackson's Entry, Edinburgh, EH8 8PJ timber lintel as per Structural T: 0131 222 2900 Engineers' information E: architects@ldn.co.uk

New gutter formed in single ply roof

AB.ED.00.02

Living Barracks Partnership

Aluminium vertical pull handle

Change

2337 RWP

Door fixed back to steel angle as per Structural Engineers' information

Ref.

Aluminium-clad timber and marine ply Entrance Canopy

Project No:

Berwick Barracks

E D 0 2 A T R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A P E D O O R E X T E R N A L E L E V A T IO N 1 10 A1

By

Gordon Lamb House, 3 Jackson's Entry, Edinburgh, EH8 8PJ ED02 AT R IU M2900L IF T L O BSignage B Y E| Fixing S C AtoPStructural E D O O R SECT ION T: 0131 222 Engineer's design and information 1 10 A1E: architects@ldn.co.uk

E D 0 2 A T R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A P E D O O R P L A N 1 10 A1

Client:

Allow for opaque full-film manifestation applied to entire glass surface internally

P01

Revisions:

LDN Architects

For threshold details see drawing 2337 LDN 32 ZZ DDE A 008 Typical Threshold Details

ED02 | Glazed Single Doorset NBS L20/480

Revision:

D2 - TENDER ISSUE

Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480 Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480

Revisions: Rev P01

E D 0 2 A T R I U M , P R O P O S E D T IL E P L A N

Date 17.01.2025

By

Ref.

0

Change

1m

© This Drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

1 10

Information Set:

(32) Doors Dwg No:

2337-LDN-SK-00-DDE-A-004 Drawing:

Atrium Main Entrance door and Canopy Panic bar escape ironmongery

Canopy above

Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480

New Aluminium-frame bespoke structural glass 1,095

Date: Scale / Format: Drawn By: Reviewed By:

New Aluminium-clad spine wall details see drawing 2337 For threshold

LDN 32 ZZ DDE A 008 Typical Threshold New RWP Details

R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A P E D O O R E X T E R N A L E L E V A T IO N

New Aluminium-clad spine wall

Status:

Velfac RIBO ALU composite glazed door and screen

1 21 sloped landscaping to adapt to existing ground levels | As per Landscape Architect's information. To be reviewed with Structural Engineer (for build up below finish) and Services Engineer (for drainage requirements)

Revision:

S1 - COORDINATION ISSUE Aluminium glazed door

E D 0 2 A T R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A P E D O O R P L A N Entrance matting | NBS M50/160 1 10 A1

E D 0 2 A T R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A P E D O O R S E C T I O N 1 10 A1

NBS L20/480

Concrete kicker to form wall base to Structural Engineer's design and information Velfac RIBO ALU composite glazed door Entrance matting | NBS M50/160

Revisions:

Aluminium vertical pull handle

For threshold details see drawing LDN 32 Rev Date By Ref.2337Change ZZ DDE A 008 Typical Threshold Details

Level section of external floor finish taken to line of column. To be reviewed with Services Engineer to ensure surface water is directed away from entrance/ to drainage outlets

RWP

AB.ED.00.02

Wall build up as per drawing 2337 LDN 21 ZZ DDE A 001

ATR

New RWP

01.2025 Aluminium vertical pull 1:100, 1:20 @A1 handle RT CP

Build up below timber battens: Floor type FT01 | As per drawing 2337 LDN 23 00 DDE A 001 D2 P01 Floor Types Details (from below battens only)

AB.ID.00.10

AB.ID.00.16

AB.ID.00.11

AB.W.00.01

AB.ID.00.12

AB.ID.00.13

AB.ID.00.14

AB.ID.00.15

AB.W.00.02

AB.ID.00.01

AB.ID.00.02

AB.W.00.04

AB.W.00.03

AB.ED.00.04 AB.ID.00.09

RWP H/L

AB.ED.00.04

RWP

AB.ID.00.08

RWP

ED02 RWP

RWP.

O.W.00.11

NOTES:

AB.ED.00.03

KITCHEN EXTRACT FAN

O.W.00.10

NEW MANHOLE

O.W.00.01 AB.ID.00.07 FD60

B.ED.00.02 A.W.00.01

A.W.00.02

RWP.

A.W.00.08

RWP.

RWP.

A.W.00.07

A.ED.00.02 FD30

B.W.00.01

B.W.00.02

C.W.00.08

C.W.00.07

B.W.00.08

B.W.00.07

O.ID.00.28

O.ID.00.08

D O O R PLA N 1 20

0

A1

E D 0 2 A T R I U M L IF T L O B B Y E S C A OR C TA I OI N APTE RD OI U MS EM N 1 10 A1

1 20

A1

RWP

AB.ED.00.02

RWP

AB.ID.00.10

AB.ID.00.16

AB.ID.00.11

AB.ID.00.12

AB.ID.00.13

AB.ID.00.14

AB.ID.00.15

AB.W.00.02

AB.ID.00.01

AB.ID.00.02

AB.W.00.04

AB.W.00.03

AB.ED.00.04

AB.ID.00.09

RWP H/L

AB.ID.00.08

The meticulous interrogation of design and material options to adhere to the existing fabric was demanding in the details drawings of entrance thresholds and wall build up - Particularly when addressing delays that required collaboration with Structural Engineering in a timely coordination to uphold design quality. (PC 2.5, 2.6, 2.7) AB.ID.00.10

AB.ID.00.11

AB.W.00.01

RWP

ED02 RWP.

RWP

AB.ID.00.07 FD60

B.ED.00.02 A.W.00.01

A.W.00.02

B.W.00.07

RWP.

A.ED.00.02 FD30

RWP.

A.W.00.08

RWP.

A.W.00.07

B.W.00.01

B.W.00.02

C.W.00.07

AB.ID.00.14

AB.ID.00.15

AB.ID.00.02

AB.W.00.03

C.W.00.08

B.W.00.08

O.ID.00.28

S.O. 1

O.ID.00.08

AB.ID.00.01

DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING The contractor shall verify all dimensions on site and report any discrepancies in writing to LDN Architects before proceeding works.

O.W.00.01

1 10

ELECTRONIC DATA ISSUE This drawing is read only and should not be interrogated for measurement. Use only figured dimensions and levels. All dimensions are shown in millimetres unless otherwise stated. This is a CAD produced drawing - do NOT alter manually. © This Drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

AB.ED.00.04

RWP H/L

1m

AB.ID.00.09

RWP

0 AB.ID.00.

R I U M , P R O P O S E D T IL E P L A N

AB.ID.00.16

AB.ID.00.13

NEW MANHOLE

SVP.

O.ED.00.03 FR Non-FR

AB.ID.00.12

AB.W.00.02

NOTES:

AB.ED.00.03

KITCHEN EXTRACT FAN

O.W.00.11

© This Drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

ENT R A NC E D O O R A ND C A NO P Y SECT ION

Observing & Participating in LDN’s coordination workshops with the Fire Engineer and Structural Engineers during workshops for the Lift Pit and Atrium design at Berwick Barracks showcased the constructive interactions between designers, consultants, and engineers in addressing design and structural options. (PC 5.3, 5.5, 5.7) AB.W.00.01

1m 1 10

1:20 ATRIUM LIFT & ENTRANCE THRESHOLD DETAILS

RWP

ELECTRONIC DATA ISSUE This drawing is read only and should not be interrogated for measurement. Use only figured dimensions and levels. All dimensions are shown in millimetres unless otherwise stated. This is a CAD produced drawing - do NOT alter manually.

S.O. 1

For threshold details see drawing 2337 E DThreshold 0 2 A T R I U M , P R O P O S E D T IL E P L A N LDN 32 ZZ DDE A 008 Typical Details

R I U M L IF TALT OR B BI U Y M E S CM AP D OE OR AEI N N PTLRA N A NCE

DO NOT SCALE FROM THIS DRAWING The contractor shall verify all dimensions on site and report any discrepancies in writing to LDN Architects before proceeding works.

SVP.

O.ED.00.03 FR Non-FR

Aluminium glazed door NBS L20/480

AB.W.00.04

08

LDN A

Project Type: Religious Space [STAGE 5]

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Job Title:

ST MIC CONTE

Drawing Ti

Propos

LDN ARCHITECTS ST MICHAEL LE BELFREY

Drawing S

PLANN WL 91 16.

WL 90 16.

Drawing N

1915 L WL91 WL65 16. 16.

WL 28 16.

WL 19 16.

Scale:

WL20 16.

WL 69 16.

RESPONSIBILITIES - Compiling sample and testing information from NBS specifications - Tracking Contract Programme with supervision from project architect - Hoarding layout graphics and construction boundaries -Coordination drawings for below floor service against archaeological record

Revisions: A

LCD scree elevation.

B

ER

MINST

LCD scree

pedestrian access Note: dimensions to be set perpendicular to building face.

C

REVISED S

N

Hoarding la Logistics P revision F.

16.00 16.15

M 1,783

new glazed door within solid partition

DIGITAL DRUM KIT 800mm x 1600mm x 1050mm (height)

25 Stackable arm chairs 1875mm (H)

25 Stackable arm chairs 1875mm (H)

25 Stackable arm chairs 1875mm (H)

fixed seating display cabin

D.00.37

1,023

H

10.5 m3

450450

1,023

North Stair Hall

Hoarding le ADVERTIS

Existing Stair: Width =760mm Going =250mm Riser= 188mm Pitch= 36.94 degrees

0.96 m3

1:21 slope

D

D.00.39

956

16.30

sloped surface bench

1,250

K

1,242

J

670 1595

882

I

denotes pedestrian precinct with managed vehicle access

1107

L

E

Hoarding lin proposed b CofYC Traf extent for S accordingly

LDN Architects

2,223

1,353

Nave

sloped surface

1,885

Narthex

1:21 slope rise of 300mm 6300mm going

denotes approximate location of existing information sign to remain in -situ for duration of works.

Sign will be located 4m away from hoarding position

F

Note omitte dimensions contractor p

1:21 slope

2,547

South Stair Hall

1,249

7,913

16.10

2.855 m2

85

16.25

C

1,778

E

F

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7

D

PLANNING ADVERTISEMENT DISPLAY

A

bench

HIGH PETERG

Drawing Status:

sloped surface

16.10

26,577

1,502

Proposed Site Hoarding- Location Plan & Site Plan

B

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Drawing Title:

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16.505

16.45

B

ST MICHAEL LE BELFREY CONTEMPORARY REORDERING

MIN

16.15

B

1,884

Flexible Meeting Space

Vestibule

B

1,001

existing removable bollards to minster yard

1,001

15 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, EH1 2BE T 0131 222 2900 E architects@ldn.co.uk

Job Title:

o. 100057546 STER

YARD

25 Stackable arm chairs 1875mm (H)

The project aims to address the external elements of the proposed re-ordering of St Michael le Belfrey, a Grade I listed Church positioned beside York Minster in the city of York. The proposals for St Michael le Belfrey involve providing accessible, flexible spaces and achieving a seating capacity of approximately 550+. Supporting accommodation will be provided within the existing building and adjacent 12-Minster Yard.

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3

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1

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4

Date:

Drawn:

Reviewed:

As Noted

27.10.20

IT/External

GS

22.03.2023

IT

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LDN Architects

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15 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, E T 0131 222 2900 E architects@ldn.co.uk

Revisions:

he Minster

A 6

Job Title:

Pa th

Bike stand and bin area omitted. North landscaping reinstated.

ST MICHAEL LE BELFREY CONTEMPORARY REORDERING

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Statue

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High level smoke vents added at the central nave, north and south aisle roofs.

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Drawing Title:

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Proposed Site Hoarding- Location Plan & Site Plan

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existing signboard

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Denotes approximate low pressure 63mm gas pipe as noted on Northern Gas Network drawing. Job Reference: 29549729 and scheme reference 1754.

Depth Unknown.

denotes 100mm x 60mm anti-skate blade set into edge

0

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16.15 denotes 4m diameter extent of excavation hole

66

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22.10.24

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corrected. Slot drain access panel added t Manhole position adjusted.

C

30.11.2023

B

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12.02.25

GSRT

Separate surface and foul drainage demar

manholesNote combined to singleto manhole as Drawing title and status updated. relating Yorkshire Water. Additional manhole adde previous application removed. public sewer.

pink tone relates to automatic bollard installation as noted& illustrated on '1367-SYGA-300 CYC High Petergate HVM Proposed Layout Rev E as builts'

D

13.12.2023

IT

minimum fall1:40

GS

Red line boundary adjusted to denote extent of proposed hoarding line.

1,000

area of York stone paving

denotes approximate location of 225mm combined sewer as Yorkshire Water drawing SE60502SW 15/05/2003. depth unknown

E

line denotes abutment 1:40 plane

16.050

18.12.2023

RT

GS

Red line boundary adjusted to denote extent of proposed hoarding line proposed by main contractor through agreement with CofYC Traffic Management department.

Demarcation MH

denotes proposed 150mm x 150mm set flush with existing stone flag paving to form neat edge between existing paving and new paved area that replaces the existing cobbled stone setts.

No

a 68

17

denotes kerb as noted on '1367-SY-GA-300 CYC High Petergate HVM Proposed Layout Rev E - as builts'

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slot drain maintenance access panel with stone inlay

13

6

23

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16

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66

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1:21 sloped surface slot drain. see detail drawing 1915 A(9-)01

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dotted line denotes 1m edge from site boundary

a

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STO

32

28 26

denotes induction loop as noted on '1367-SY-GA-300 CYC High Petergate HVM Proposed Layout Rev E - as builts'

16.040 minimum fall1:40

16.265 16.100

35

a

ERG

60

PET

NE

2

5

BLAKE

TE GA

30

Stonegate Court

Date:

Bike stand and bin area omitted. North landscaping reinstated.

16.100

In-ground power unit

slot drain maintenance access panel with stone inlay

diagonal green hatching bounded by green line denotes approximate location of electrical cable labelled as 'Left in Situ' as transcribed from Northern Power Grid drawing 'Job Reference : SD1136684 - 1754' Dated 19/05/2023. Depth unknown.

Court

A Scale:

1:50 @ A1 15.10.2020 IT/External 22.03.2023 1:100 IT @ A3 ©GSThis dra

denotes approximate low pressure 125mm gas pipe as noted on Northern Gas Network drawing.Job Reference: 29549729 and scheme reference 1754.Depth unknown.

tion

anti-skate blade set into edge dimensioned to suit depth of slat

In-ground power unit

Talbot

3 38

1 to 17 Bluebird

Heavy red line denotes ownership boundary

57

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Revisions:

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48 46

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access point and silt trap with stone inlay to cover panel

700mm x 700mm access cover with stone inlay. lid to be set out to align with stone module

anti-skate blade set into edge dimensioned to suit depth of slat

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PH

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Heavy red line denotes extent of application boundary

0

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41 43

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solid green hatching denotes approximate location of electrical cable labelled as '11kV' as transcribed from Northern Power Grid drawing 'Job Reference : SD1136684 - 1754' Dated 19/05/2023. Depth unknown.

46

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expansion joint

0

82

51

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expansion joint

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slot drain maintenance access panel with stone inlay

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700mm x 700mm access cover with stone inlay. lid to be set out to align with stone module

11

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denotes outline of concrete foundation associated with automatic bollards

40 10

denotes surface water drain route

denotes foul water drainage route expansion joint

DE

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Church HIG

Hotel

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Reviewed: GS

Drawing Number:

16.265

16.00

7

St Wilfrid's

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Statue

No.12 Minster Yard

St Michael-le-Belfrey

War Memorial

Drawn: APPROVAL IT/External

Revisions:

16.265 16.100

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Drawing Status:

Date: 27.10.20

denotes approximate location of 300mm Water Main as Yorkshire Water drawing SE60502SW 15/05/2003. Depth unknown.

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As Noted

orange diagonal hatch denotes 0.5m zone surrounding gas pipe where mechanical excavations are prohibited.

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3

5

70

16

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St.Michael Le Belfrey Church

National Ref Date Assigned Date Last Amended 101777 08 Oct 1937 20 May 1993

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Drawing Number:

diagonal green hatching bounded by green line denotes approximate location of electrical cable labelled as 'Left in Situ' as transcribed from Northern Power Grid drawing 'Job Reference : SD1136684 - 1754' Dated 19/05/2023. Depth unknown.

COU

RT

Bai

ST MICHAEL LE BELFREY CONTEMPORARY REORDE solid green hatching denotes approximate location of electrical cable labelled as '11kV' as transcribed from Northern Power Grid drawing 'Job Reference : SD1136684 - 1754' Dated 19/05/2023. Depth unknown.

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General Scaffold Design: Scaffolding to be designed to avoid, where possible, fixings into the external stonework. Buttress type scaffolding suggested to the west elevation and box ties carried through the outer openings of each aisle window and tied across the internal wall face

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Red line boundary adjusted to denote extent of 2.5 proposed hoarding line proposed by0main contractor through agreement with CofYC Traffic Management department.

Scheduled Monument: No fixings are permitted into the ground.

Please note that the majority of the ground plane forms part of a scheduled monument. The extent of the scheduled monument is denoted with a purple hatch.

The York Minster Cathedral Precinct including Bootham Bar and the length of City Wall extending round the precinct up to Monk Bar

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Proposed Site Logistics Plan | 1:200 @ A1

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Red line boundary adjusted to denote extent of proposed hoarding line.

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Drawing title and status updated. Note relating to previous application removed.

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Column

YORK MINSTER

0

5

10 20

50

100 MINSTER

12.5

25

denotes 4m diameter extent of excavation hole

WL 16.69

Proposed Site Plan | 1:500 @ A1

0

denotes approximate location of 125mm Water Main as Yorkshire Water drawing SE60502SW 15/05/2003.Depth unknown.

WL 16.20

50m

© This drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

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Project Type: Professional work [LDN architects] [2024-5]

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1, Where carriageway widening is undertaken in widths less than 75 concrete sub base should be used sub base course.

2, The design and specification sh respects comply the current City o Council “Layout and specification developments works”.

3, When the carriageway cross fa the kerb, channel kerbs shall be p 4, True radius and channels shall all radii less than 12m

5, All service and drainage trench backfilled with Type 1 stone, no re allowed in adopted highway.

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B

Landscape ⎮ Plan 0.5mHIGH PETERGATE 2.5m

CITY OF YORK COUNCIL STANDARD NOTES:

5m

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LDN Archit

Job Title:

ST MICHAEL CONTEMPOR

CONSTRUCTION HOARDING LAYOUT [STAGE 5]

Drawing Title:

Font size 746mm

Hoarding G Elevations (

Font size 49.5mm

Drawing Status:

6,355 1

PLANNING A

1

eq

eq

3,190

670

1,595 Drawing Number:

2,500

15 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, EH1 2BE T 0131 222 2900 E architects@ldn.co.uk

2,500

2,500

1915 L(PL LDN Architects

Scale: 1 50 1 100

Job Title:

ST MICHAEL LE BELFREY 389 CONTEMPORARY REORDERING

2,400

389

1,930 2

670

Date A1 A3

05.12

1,595

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Revisions:

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Drawing Title:

1,260

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29.02

Height of hoarding p updated to reflect u notes omitted.

Proposed Site Hoarding South and North Elevation

B

27.03

Graphics updated to font size.

EXISTING ELEVATION HAS NOT BEEN AMENDED TO SUIT NEW POINT CLOUD AND HAS BEEN

Drawing Status:

POSITIONED AS A BEST FIT .

C

PLANNING ADVERTISEMENT DISPLAY Font size 190mm

Drawing Number:

Font size 37.5mm

Font size 758 mm

1915 L(PL)905D

Font size 297mm

29,285

Drawn:

Reviewed:

IT/MH

GS

1,970

710

1,970

13.01

Panel M added. Pass amended. Note rega contractor prior to w graphics amended. N consent added.

2,500

Date: 05.12.2023

1,090mm approx.

Scale:

710

D

190mm approx.

26,605

1:100 @ A1 1:200 @ A3

13.12

Length / layout of pa proposed by main co CofYC Traffic Manag suit new dimensions panel lettering and c

Revisions: 29.02.2024

2,400

960

2,400

1,510

3,186

1,509

edge of image

B

27.03.2024

Graphics updated to reflect updated hoarding design and font size.

3,600

2,160

2,160 centre line

Height of hoarding panels reduced to 2.4m. Graphics updated to reflect updated hoarding dimensions. LCD 960 screen and donation point omitted from south elevation.

edge of image

A

H

4,800

960

Font size 117mm

RAL Codes for Font size 759mm

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North Elevation | 1:100 @ A1

4

5

10m

2,425

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Joy Background: ef Font: 000000

6,355 340

Length and graphics of hoarding panels adjusted to denote extent of hoarding layout proposed by main contractor through agreement with CofYC Traffic Management department.

Panel L layout and graphics covered by previous Planning Advertisement Consent 23/02273/ADV. Panel graphic included on drawing for context and continuity to adjoining graphics

Panel G Belfrey Logo and Background: f5e Font: 000000

22,240

GS

Junction between panel H & I corrected. Note Added. Pass door added to panel N. Note relating to QR code omitted.

Note referencing previous advertising consent added. Panel F graphics amended.

525

1,200

700

1,187

N

2,048

3,600

3,248

763mm approx.

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RT

3,248

3,600

3,248

Applied skirting, cut vinyl on site to suit.

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Grace Background: LDN dc9 Font: 000000

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763mm approx.

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758mm approx.

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1,978

2,400

1,978

You’re welcom Background: f5e Font: Job 000000 Title: Arrow: 000000

Approximate location of railing penetrating hoarding panel.

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Panel I CONTEM Background: f5e Font: 000000

Panel L layout and graphics covered by previous Planning Advertisement Consent 23/02273/ADV. Panel graphic included on drawing for context and continuity to adjoining graphics

Panel A layout and graphics covered by previous Planning Advertisement Consent 23/02273/ADV. Panel graphic included on drawing for context and continuity to adjoining graphics

Panels J , K, M Drawing f5e Titl Background:

Hoardin Elevatio

Font size 86.5mm

Drawing Sta

PLANNIN 5,400

© This Drawing drawing Nu is c

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2,500

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GSPublisherVersion 1100.3.3.100

Scale: 1:50 @ A1 1:100 @ A3

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1,320 Revisions:

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4

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Height of ho updated to re notes omitte

B

B

South Elevation | 1:100 @ A1

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A

C

F

10m

Graphics up font size.

Panel B layout and graphics covered by previous Planning Advertisement Consent 23/02273/ADV. Panel graphic included on drawing for context and continuity to adjoining graphics

C

Font size 255mm

Font size 315mm

© This drawing is copyright of LDN Architects LLP

Length / layo proposed by CofYC Traffic suit new dim panel letterin

Font size 461 mm

GSPublisherVersion 1100.3.3.100

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2,700

3,600

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1,465

centre line

4,800

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2,687

2,500

461mm pprox.

315mm approx.

987mm approx.

255

895

Note omitted added. RAL c agreed with

33,485

981mm approx.

2,360

5,398

3,801

B Panel B layout and graphics covered by previous Planning Advertisement Consent 23/02273/ADV. Panel graphic included on drawing for context and continuity to adjoining graphics

RAL Codes

Panel C Background Font size 728 mm

HOARDING LAYOUT ON ELEVATIONS + ROLLED OUT

Font size 728 mm

Panel D Background

Font size 86.5mm

9,995

6,120

2,430

Panel E Background

86.5mm

Panel F

The Belfrey C Background: Font: 00000

Freedom

Background: Font: 00000

4,800

2,598

F

6,120

1,215

1,215 centre line

2,597

2,500

758mm approx.

Participating in LDN’s coordination effort with designers, consultants, and contractors in addressing design options for hoarding layout and graphics. (PC 5.3, 5.5, 5.7) Mis-communication between contractor and architects with hoarding boundary resulted delay in construction programme. The above drawings was done for coordination effort between print shop, clients and contractors within a narrow time frame.

© This draw GSPublisherVersion 1100.3.3.100

SERVICE COORDINATION DRAWINGS [STAGE 5]

W.00.01

Green hatch denotes approximate location of proposed water layout, as transcribed from drawing '1754/M/300E' Dated 19/07/24

Section 5

D.00.40

W.00.02

Red line denotes approximate location of proposed heating layout, as transcribed from drawing '1754/M/100/G' Dated 19/07/24

Section 1

rwp

rwp

rwp

D.00.39 (9122) foundation

surviving wall above (9138) foundation seen in

(9138) probable return or buttress

16.18

elevation

16.00

(9122) foundation (9122) foundation

former entrance - blocked

16.30

16.16

16.27

(9122) foundation

(9124) foundation

16.44 Tr. 3 (3003) = (9137)

16.16

16.15

(9138) foundation

16.17

foundation

(9119) mortar floor

(9120) cobblestone

16.01

(9129) robber fill

16.18

16.31

(9121) mortar base

16.21

(9123) foundation

(9124) foundation

16.13

16.17

16.30

(9132) mortar

(9133) foundation

chamfered edge (9138) (9105) 19th c. levelling

14.42

16.20

concrete

(9117) ?grave fill

16.22

16.12

16.20

16.12

16.09

ED.00.06

(9150) ?graveyard soil 16.10

16.22 (9131) dark soil

16.10 Tr.3 (3008) deposit

(9148) pad Tr.3 (3009) foundadtion

15.67

(9109) ?graveyard soil

16.18 (9127) burial vault

16.21

backfill

ledger

16.57

16.22

16.59

.... HODGE

slab

(9125) burial vault

16.15

backfill

16.16

(9105) 19th c. levelling

(9113) burial vault

(9136) burial vault

16.20

16.18

(9105) 19th c. levelling

16.22

(9149) burial vault with coffin 16.22

D.00.24

D.00.23

SK(9107) grave fill (9106)

16.18 Conjectured course of foundation (9138)

concrete

16.22

ED.00.05

16.20

16.45

(9135) burial vault 16.16

16.16

probable burial vault below

(9116) burial vault

16.17

probable burial vault below

slab

(9111) burial vault

ledger

16.18

.... HODGE

16.60

D.00.44

16.20

bench

16.22

D.00.25

(9115) burial vault

16.22

16.21

(9125) burial vault

16.60

backfill (9134) pad

16.16

.... ? ledger .... TODD 1830

truncation

probable foundation return

16.59

16.60

ledger MARGRET BOLTON 1821 ANN SATAINFORTH 1892 on separate metal plaques

ledger

16.08

16.18

(9105) 19th c. levelling

Section 2

(9105) 19th c. levelling

slab

slab

slab

truncation

D.00.37

16.65

16.16 16.19

(9105) 19th c. levelling

(9016) foundation

Tr. 5 (5006) foundation

16.04

(9157) foundation 16.15

16.15 Tr. 5 Stone floor (5005)

16.08

16.20

16.22

(9105) levelling (9018) foundation

16.11

(9018) foundation

16.05

(9001) 19th c. levelling

16.30

16.21

15.91

16.07

16.04

Robber fill (9011)

Levelling (9054) 16.39

D.00.26

D.00.28

(9067) graveyard soil

16.18 16.05

16.09

15.53

D.00.38

(9067)

16.05 Pad (9057)

16.18 (9157) foundation

15.91

16.10

Possible grave (9065)

1615 .

(9155) foundation (9110) column foundation

16.22

Foundation (9016)

16.65

Possible grave (9061) ?Graveyard soil (9014)

Robber fill (9002)

16.09

D.00.29

?Graveyard soil (9067)

Truncation

Foundation (9013)

W.00.03

Tr. 5 Foundation (5004) = (9013)

Tr. 5 Deposit (5016)

D.00.27

16.13

Stone floor (9010)

16.29

16.18 Tr. 5 Column foundation base (5006)

16.15

16.02 Grave fill (9077) (9001) levelling

D.00.30

?Levelling (9015) 16.07

Possible grave (9006)

16.02

Pad (9008) 15.93

16.24

Pad (9008) 16.16 16.06

16.07 Pad (9055)

16.16

Burial vault backfilling (9004)

D.00.35

16.00

16.50

burial vault

Central Aisle

slabs (8006) another coffin below @c.14.47mAOD

16.29

Ledger ....?

Ledger... ? 1818

D.00.31

16.91

16.48

D.00.32

(8012) burial vault

16.15

slabs (8007) another coffin below

16.505

?Burial vault (9023)

16.15

Pad (9024)

Burial vault backfilling (9022) 16.04

16.31

Ledger ...?

Ledger

Mensa stone

16.47

Ledger

16.19

16.48

15.83

ledger Ledger

16.25

URSULA & ROBERT PARKINSON

SK(8004)

Pad (9026) 16.28

15.94

?Pad (9025)

16.21

Heating duct backfill (9020)

16.03

Pad (9030)

16.01 ?Robber fill (9036)

Pad (9032)

Robber fill (9038)

16.17

16.48

15.98 Pad (9034)

16.02

16.07

16.45 (9000)

Possibe grave (9028)

Victorian brick pew base (9000)

16.13

(9076) 19th c. levelling

16.09

16.11

16.10

Soil horizon (9053)

Levelling (9068)

16.08

Robber fill (9038) Foundation (9014)

Slab

Pad (9069)

16.04 Earthen mortar floor (9051)

Section 3

Possible grave (9071) 16.05

16.01

Foundation (9052)

16.65

15.94

Robber fill (9038)

(9000)

?Graveyard soil (9075)

Foundation(9046) Foundation (9140)

16.05

16.29

16.13 16.11

Earthen mortar floors (9043) (9044) (9045)

16.21

Levelling (9068)

Possible grave (9073)

16.18

16.23

Mortar (9140)

16.12

c.16.65

15.99

16.26

16.28 Mortar (9040) 16.08

16.13

Tr.7 (7005) probable burial vault 16.30

16.19

16.18

Foundation (9049)

truncation

16.21 Foundation (9014) Foundation(9046) 16.12

16.48

16.15

16.16

Slab ledger

Possible grave (9161)

16.13 (9103) foundation

16.10

(9076) 19th c. levelling

16.09

.... ?

Foundation (9160)

16.18

Foundation (9052)=(9103)

16.15

Conjectured line of (9052)

16.65

truncation

truncation

facing block

(9076) 19th c. levelling

16.12

16.15

Conjectured course of foundation (9052)

16.18

truncation (9093) grave lead coffin

(9094) vault backfill (9092) burial vault

16.44 16.44

Section 4

16.14

16.08 16.19

(9097) pad 16.13

(9091) burial vault

16.17

16.14

16.16

16.20

(9167) burial vault

16.15

(9089) burial vault

(9076) 19th c. levelling

(9093) burial vault

16.17

16.13

16.11

16.11

(9076) 19th c. levelling

(9085) pad (9087) pad

16.14

16.38

16.38

(9079) ?graveyard soil

(9080) burial vault

16.10

16.28

16.11

16.18

(9076) 19th c. levelling 16.09

(9141) vault backfill

outer face of (9104) foundation below (9079)

16.08

(9100) hearth

(9102) foundation

16.26

16.26 16.09 (9154) possible graveyard soil

(9144) ?grave fill

(9104) foundation

16.26

(9151) levelling

(9104) foundation

(9104) foundation (9099) mortar floor

16.22

16.17

16.42

outer face of (9104) foundation below (9076)

16.04

16.25

(9142) burial vault

(9166) loose soil possible disturbed vault

16.11

16.09

(9152) brick pad

16.10

brick foundation for memorial

15.36

16.18

(9079) ?graveyard soil

(9094) vault backfill

16.06

(9154) possible grave

(9164) 16.13

16.09 16.18

(9076) 19th c. levelling

(9098) ?graveyard soil

(9165) loose soil possible disturbed vault

15.85 (9158) coffin Anne Hunter 1814

16.18

16.16

16.44

16.06

(9159) burial vault

(9076) 19th c. levelling

16.25

(9095) burial vault

16.03

Area still to be reduced to formation level

slab

(9168) burial vault

(9169) upright architectural stone

truncation

16.10

bench

16.27

16.26

(9104) foundation

16.26

16.42

rwp

Pink hatch denotes approximate location of proposed ventilation layout, as transcribed from drawing '1754/M/200/G' Dated 19/07/24

(9146) ?graveyard soil

16.20 16.28

rwp

(9076)

(9147) mortar floor

rwp

Orange hatch denotes areas still to be reduced to formation levels for archaeological survey

Brown line denotes location of proposed new foul system, as transcribed from drawing 'CL101L' Dated 13/02/25. All uPVC and laid to minimum gradient of 1:60 (UNO)

Orange line denotes archaeological record as received from On Site Archaeology on 23/10/24 via email

BELOW GROUND SERVICE COORDINATION DRAWINGS Above on-going drawings are drawings to be issued to engineers and the wider design team in coordinating services route against existing archaeological footprint of the church. The challenge lies in minimizing any downtakings of burial vault ledger stone, re-routing any services to minimize heritage impact and working with tight construction layout and various challenges with programme timeline.

1

2

3

4

5

10m

D.00.36

Possible grave (9059)

Pad (9017)

Ledger/slab

16.47

Floor - Below Service Coordination Plan with Archaeological Record | 1:100

0

Light blue hatch denotes approximate location of general power / containment, as transcribed from drawing '1754/E/700E' Dated 29/07/24

D.00.33

D.00.34

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