SALOME KRUGER PORTFOLIO

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SALOME KRUGER PORTFOLIO

SALOME KRUGER | PORTFOLIO 1 02 10 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE POST GRADUATE TABLE OF CONTENTS

2018-2023 B+P

SENIOR ARCHITECT

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

» Coordination with consultants, team members, project managers and clients though all project phases .

» Attending to site meetings, quality inspections, project administration and handover.

» Advanced modeling in Revit (ACC, AIM, keynoting), and BIM coordination.

» Responsible for technical detailing and construction documentation.

» Collaboration with team members to develop schemes from concept design and feasibility stages through to construction and close out.

» Engaged in producing concept presentations and presenting to clients.

» Maintained relations with clients and the professional team.

» Services coordination.

DALRRD - NEW OFFICES

DEVELOPER: WBHO

LOCATION: Pretoria

AREA: > 90 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Corporate Offices

New campus headquarters for the Department of Agriculture Land Reform and Rural Development. Public private partnership for the design, construction, operation and maintenance

The site is approximately 6 hectares, consisting of five connected campus style buildings over six storeys (two basement levels, ground level and three upper levels).

GBA 90 027 sqm.

Final completion: March 2023

Project value (exl. VAT) R1.8 billion

Senior Project Architect: Responsible for the full scope of architectural services including services coordination, construction documentation and the building information platform (BIM).

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SALOME KRUGER | PORTFOLIO 2 NORTH GUARD HOUSE EXISTING HERITAGE BUILDING ON GRADE OPEN PARKING AREA EXISTING HERITAGE BUILDING BUILDING BUILDING BUILDING C
PODIUM GUARDHOUSE EXISTING BOWLING GREEN EXISITING SPORTS FIELD
SERVITUDE
BUILDINGA BUILDINGB
APIESRIVER
FIRST FLOOR PLAN P1 BASEMENT PLAN

THABA ECO VILLAGE

DEVELOPER: Balwin

LOCATION: Johannesburg

AREA: 10 000 - 25 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Clubhouse / school

Design development, council and construction documentation for the clubhouse and Montessori school.

AWARDS: Africa Property Awards - Best Apartment / Condonium SA & Best Architecture Multiple residence SA

GREEN CREEK & LEE

DEVELOPER: Balwin

LOCATION: Johannesburg

AREA: 10 000 - 25 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Residential / clubhouse

Design development, council submition, construction documentation and technical detailing for the clubhouse, restaurant and landscape.

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LOWER GROUND FLOOR PLAN UPPER GROUND FLOOR PLAN UPPER FLOOR PLAN
MONTESSORI SCHOOL LIFESTYLE CENTRE JUST DARLING MONTESSORI SCHOOL LIFESTYLE CENTRE GREENBARN CO-WORK OPEN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN

MASINGITA MALL

DEVELOPER: Illungile Consulting Services

LOCATION: Giyani

AREA: 42 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Retail Centre refurbishment

Design and construction of the 31000sqm extension of the 11000sqm existing Masingita Mall. The mall featured a Nu-Metro cinema and a food court overlooking the riverine running along the north easter side of the site, with a pedestrian bridge crossing over the river to parking on the other side

Reached completion end 2019.

Project Architect:

Took part in the full scope of architectural services including design development, services coordination, construction documentation, tenant coordination and project close out.

MAKHADO CROSSING MALL

DEVELOPER: Illungile Consulting Services

LOCATION: Louis Trichardt

AREA: 31 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Retail Centre refurbishment

Construction of the 17000sqm new extension as well as the complete renovation and integration of the 14000sqm existing Makhado Mall. Reached completion end 2019.

Project Architect:

Took part in the full scope of architectural services including design development, services coordination, construction documentation and tenant coordination.

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SW S S S S F FH W T T EXISTING PARKING: 487 BAYS G A 908.9 Shop No.31A STANDARD BANK 421.3 m² Shop No.52 BEAVER CANOE + LEGIT 1956.2 m² Shop No.127 WOOLWORTHS 508.2 m² Shop No.53 JET 249.0 m² Shop No.55 CHECKERS LIQUOR 3592.5 Shop No.57 CHECKERS 249.7 Shop No.61 SHOE CITY 84.7 Shop No.63 SHOP 63 62.1 m² Shop No.65 SHOP 65 204.9 Shop No.67 SHOP 67 12.1 m² Shop No.67A FRAGRANT HOUSE Shop No.95 SHOP 95 228.7 m² Shop No.93 CAPITEC Shop No.91 JOHN CRAIG 351.7 m² Shop No.97 MR PRICE HOME 450.1 m² Shop No.99 MR PRICE SPORT Shop No.101 FNB 359.2 m² Shop No.125 STUDIO 88 856.8 m² Shop No.141 CLICKS Shop No.77 GADGET 39.6 m² Shop No.75 FROZEN DELIGHT Shop No.73 SHOP 73 Shop No.71 OASIS Shop No.118 119 SPORTSCENE 900.5 m² Shop No.123 ABSA 799.9 m² Shop No.49 MR PRICE Shop No.A TOILETS 250.1 m² Shop No.89 MILADYS 452.6 m² Shop No.02 TRUWORTHS Shop No.110 IDENTITY 504.3 Shop No.112 NOORDE WAPENS Shop No.01 MIKES KITCHEN 13.3 Shop No.48A SB ATM Shop No.48 WIMPY 164.7 m² Shop No.47 NANDOS Shop No.46 SHOP 46 193.6 m² Shop No.50 MR TEKKIE 242.5 m² Shop No.40 CRAZY STORE Shop No.43 SHOP 43 302.3 m² Shop No.38 TEKKIE TOWN 352.5 Shop No.36 & 37 NEDBANK 151.1 m² Shop No.35 AFRICAN BANK 158.6 m² Shop No.34 SHEET STREET 143.3 m² Shop No.32 OLD MUTUAL 300.0 m² Shop No.15 PEP HOME 62.1 Shop No.16 SHOP 16 Shop No.17 MTN 65.1 m² Shop No.19 SHOP 19 Shop No.26 MARS TAILORS 242.7 m² Shop No.25 CNA 96.1 Shop No.23 SHOP 23 Shop No.24 CHATZ 171.9 m² Shop No.21 PnP LIQUOR 20 S EC AC E HUT 97.9 m² Shop No.115 SHOP 115 599.1 m² Shop No.79 PEP 510.5 m² Shop No.59 ACKERMANS 993.2 m² Shop No.18 DIS-CHEM Shop No.41 SHOP 41 Shop No.126 CELL 6.5 Shop No.74 SHOP 74 79.5 Shop No.102 VODACOM 51.7 m² Shop No.104 TWO COOL 683.2 m² Shop No.109 OBC Shop No.44 TECH Shop No.50B FNB Shop No.50A ABSA 2 h 0 VO I C AFR C 68.7 Shop No.132 MMK ADMIN 50.1 Shop No.14 SHOP 14 (TRUWORTHS /IDENTITY EXPANSION) Shop No.96 KING PIE 9.6 Shop No.44A HANGLIP Shop No.44B NB ATM 83.9 m² STORE CENTRE MANAGEMENT Shop No.03 BALA BALA HAIR 588.5 m² Shop No.117 FASHION CITY Shop No.134 CAPITEC ATM 3549.0 m² Shop No.22 PICK PAY Shop No.3B SHOP 3B 10.8 m² Shop No.3A ATM SHOP 153 305.6 Shop No.DELIVERIES YARD 120.0 m² Shop No.52A RELAY JEANS 434.5 m² Shop No.31B BALA BALA Shop No.160 ROMANS PIZZA INCLUDING FIRST FLOOR: 1785.6 m² Shop No.107 EDGARS 164.0 STORE 107 1593.2 m² Shop No.... PROVISIONAL FUTURE EXTENSION RIVER

2022 OWN

PRIVATE WORK

STEENBRAS HOUSE

CLIENT: Private LOCATION: Gaansbaai

AREA: 120sqm

CATEGORY: Residence

Design, documentation and construction of a private residence.

Responsible for the full scope of architectural services from inception through to close out

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LOFT BEDROOMLIVING KITCHEN BEDROOM BEDROOM BATHROOM TOILET STOEP ENTRANCE CAR PORT STEENBRAS WAY

2014-2015 3POINT

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Assisted with project co-ordination, design development, concept visualization as well as technical documentation and council submissions.

MONT ACRES COMPLEX

DEVELOPER: Sinovich Group

LOCATION: Montana

AREA: 10 000 - 25 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Residential Complex

Design development, promotional material and council documentation for 85 simplex, duplex and apartment units

SALOME KRUGER | PORTFOLIO 6 204.8 m² Stand 24 204.8 m² Stand 25 207.1 m² Stand 26 226.9 m² Stand 27 252.3 m² Stand 23 311.9 m² Stand 22 299.3 m² Stand 21 341.2 m² Stand 204.8 m² Stand 2 204.8 m² Stand 204.8 m² Stand 204.8 m² Stand 5 204.8 m² Stand 204.8 m² Stand 7 295.6 m² Stand 287.2 m² Stand 287.2 m² Stand 10 326.5 m² Stand 11 355.4 m² Stand 18 315.7 m² Stand 14 331.1 m² Stand 13 283.6 m² Stand 12 279.3 m² Stand 36 333.5 m² Stand 35 339.0 m² Stand 34 402.5 m² Stand 33 344.4 m² Stand 32 345.2 m² Stand 31 345.2 m² Stand 30 343.4 m² Stand 29 323.5 m² Stand 28 22 21 13 32 31 30 29 28 MONT ACRES LANE 19 ACRE CRESCENT 12 34 33 24 25 23 27 2 4 7 26 5,000 20,310 10,400 10,400 10,400 10,400 10,400 10,400 5,000 14,623 14,300 13,600 12,250 13,500 26,867 21,458 21,692 21,575 21,460 21,615 29,133 36 35 DR VAN DER MERWE ROAD ENTRY UNIT ENTRY UNIT ENTRY UNIT ENTRY UNIT ENTRY UNIT DUPLEX TYPE BEDROOM NORTH ACRE CRESCENT 5m BUILDING LINE 2m BUILDING LINE BEDROOM NORTH ENTRY UNIT 10,000 BEDROOM NORTH 2,500 5,000 2,500 G7 G10 G14 G15 ERF 2155 12 11 25 14 22 21 20 18 13 15 26 27 29 BLOCK B BLOCK C BLOCK D BLOCK E BLOCK F BLOCK G ENTRY UNIT GATE HOUSE PRIVATE OPEN SPACE 163,800 5,000 2M BUILDING LINE 5M BUILDING LINE 2M BUILDING LINE 3,000 16 G20 ACRE CRESCENT 10,000 33 32 37 38 39 40 34 41 43 44 45 1,4153,0001,2004,650 5,5203,0751,500 EXISTING 6,784 18,935 1,148 1,497 18,935 1,026 1,260 18,935 1,497 1,487 18,935 18,935 1,372 1,115 17,030 3,470 2,795 23,230 3,108 21,508 21,632 38,122 UNIT UNIT 59 UNIT 72 UNIT 73 1,027.2 m² OPEN SPACE AREA 4,700 EGRESS INGRESS INGRESS 1800 HIGH MASONRY SIMPLEX TYPE SIMPLEX TYPE SIMPLEX TYPE 9,314 1,086 9,314 1,086 9,314 1,086 9,314 1,085 9,315 1,085 ,315 1,085 1,232 18,935 1,464 18,936 2,572 1,229 9,315 1,086 9,314 1,083 10,400 9,318 1,2001,200 9,315 1,311 6,460 1000 HIGH BRICK WALL 1000 HIGH BRICK WALL 1000 HIGH BRICK WALL 1500 HIGH BRICK WALL 1500 HIGH BRICK WALL 1500 HIGH BRICK WALL 1500 HIGH BRICK WALL 1500 HIGH BRICK WALL CLUB HOUSE EXISTING STRUCTURE POOL JUNGLE GYM AND 1500 HIGH BRICK WALL 10,997 255 Scale: 1 200 Site Plan AREA SCHEDULE LOCATION
BROOM CBR seat BIC BIC BIC BIC MAIN BEDROOM BEDROOM TOILET BATHROOM LIVING KITCHEN PATIO DINING BIC BICBIC MAIN BEDROOM BEDROOM TOILET BATHROOM LIVING KITCHEN PATIO DINING MAIN BEDROOM BEDROOM BATHROOM KITCHEN LIVING PATIO PASSAGE STORAGE UNIT 44 UNIT 45 UNIT 46 77.3m² 77.5m² 74.2m² DW WM DW WM DW WM 2302,4152308991372,300230 3,335 2301,610 230230 2,990 1152,5302309202302,530115 2,730 2301,0351152,530115 2,990 230230 2,070 2302,4152309201152,300230 3,335 2301,610 460230 2,760 230 3,565 230 3,680 230115 230 4,025 230 3,565 2302,760 230 11,615 23,230 11,615 23,230 BRAAI BRAAI BRAAI

THE CAPITOL

DEVELOPER: Neo Trend LOCATION: Pretoria

AREA: 10 000 - 25 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Mixed use commercial

Design proposal for a mixed use retail centre and offices on the corner of Florence Ribeiro Ave & Middel Sreet

MONT AMBER COMPLEX

DEVELOPER: Sinovich Group LOCATION: Montana

AREA: 10 000 - 25 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Residential Complex

Project inception and feasibility of 187 residential units in Montana, Pretoria. Concept designs, urban planing, renders, marketing material

SALOME KRUGER | PORTFOLIO 7 KITCHEN BED2 LAUNDRY BIC BIC BIC BIC BIC BIC PATIO 170mm STEP UP 170mm STEP UP 170mm STEP UP BATH2 BATH1 SD1 W1 W2 W3 W6 W7 W8 D1 D3 D4 D5 D7 W4 11 S P O E PV M N N LINTOL OVERHEAD G1 GARDEN LINTOL OVERHEAD BED1 MAIN BEDROOM BRAAI COUNTER W9 D2 D9 GARAGE IE LIVING FOYER RE PROVIDEDREQUIREDIN HAND play areas1664.97560 1104.97 parks3469.593366 103.59

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Revit modelling, technical documentation, concept development and design presentations including renders, co-ordination of subcontractors and in some cases cost estimates and council submissions.

FERRIS HOUSE

CLIENT: Private LOCATION: Pretoria

AREA: 300 sqm

CATEGORY: Residence

Design development and council documentation.

MONYAKENG SPORTS CENTRE

CLIENT: Nala Local Municipality LOCATION: Bothaville

AREA: 2500 sqm

CATEGORY: Sports Centre

Design development and council documentation for a multi-purpose sports centre in Monyakeng.

SALOME KRUGER | PORTFOLIO 8 FFL -305 A C D E 1 2 3 4 5 Future Grand-stand Stepped platform ENTRANCE DP 300x450mm Concrete columns engineer details Paving blocks rio rocoso split bevel paving reel Ramp Ramp Ramp Ramp Floated Concrete Apron plus vinyl floor Floated Concrete Concrete Apron 499 standard plus vinyl floor 5kg co² Extinguisher capping edge trim (Code 492), plugged and counter DP Male WC m² WC 10.3 m² Female WC 912.9 m² Main Hall Fire 5kg co² FFL FFL -85 FFL PVC WP Existing fence FFL -85 FFL FFL -250
5m Bu i l d ng L e 2m Building Line 8 0m o n a y e 36140m Boundary line 1 6 9 6 0 B o u n d y n e 230 3000 2302000230 6000 OA DW WM RF RF SK FUTUR POOL EX ST NG BOUNDARY W L NEW BOUNDARY WALL N E W B O U N D A R Y W A L L 25.2 m² Living Room 27.4 m² Dining Room 14.6 m² Kitchen 10.6 m² Scullery 34.5 m² Garage Tiles Tiles Tiles FFL -85 FFL WC HWB HWB SK TD GU Municipal sewer connection RE MH DP Ø C IL 1500 AE Access Panel Paving 85 Threshold Paving blocks Floor overhead D1 D2 D4 4 D5 D3 8 FD1 FD2 FD3 200x200 Steel column 200x200 Steel column Ceiling line C a 7.1 m² Stairs Tilesb 230 3000 670 2900 2410 2900 200 RE IE 23820 200x200 Structural Steel column Erf 437 ERF 450 ERF 439 Mech Vent. D6 FFL -85 P a d s l d g e Gate D6 Plant bedding 85 Threshold 85 Threshold DP DP RE 2m Building line 5m Bu d g L ne BIC BIC BIC 31.4 m² Bedroom 9.2 m² Walk-in Closet 6.9 m² Bathroom 5.8 m² Bathroom 20.0 m² Bedroom 2 27.8 m² Bedroom 3 Office 5.3 m² Walk-in Closet WC WC HWBHWB HWB DP D11 3 D12 4 D14 3 D13 D15 D10 D16 W19 W20 W21 W22 Tiles Carpet Carpet Carpet Carpet Carpet Tiles Tiles W11 W12 W15 W16 W18 W17 1600 270 2180 230 1950 230 2000 230 4055 230 2385 230 3500 230 3515 230 935 22400 2420 230 2210 200230 8180 230 8900 230 4360 2701600 Erf 437 ERF 450 ERF 439 FFL 3000 Mech. Vent. from toilet 85 Threshold Extraction Vent. from kitchen Glazing as per part "N" of NBR BIC BIC BIC BIC
2013 - ST NUBIAN

AARD MINING OFFICES

CLIENT: AARD Mining Equipment

LOCATION: Chamdor, Krugersdorp

AREA: 2000 sqm

CATEGORY: Industrial store & Offices

Design development, cost estimates and council documentation for an Industrial store and head offices for AARD Mining Equipment

COMMUNITY COMPLEX

CLIENT: Outreach Christian Community Church

LOCATION: Chamdor, Krugersdorp

AREA: 50 000 sqm

CATEGORY: Community Centre

Concept design model & presentation as well as a scale model of the Church Auditorium, Medical centre, Educational complex, Sports complex, business complex and Chapel

SALOME KRUGER | PORTFOLIO 9 1.6mm POWDER COATED MS FLASHING. COLOUR TO MATCH ROOF SHEETING ALUMINIUM FRAME STRIP WINDOW TO SCHEDULE 230 MASONRY WALL 230 x 600 CONCRETE UPSTAND BEAM MS END SECTION 255 CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB WITH A POWERFLOAT FINISH INCLUDING MBFT FLOOR HARDENER AND SEALED WITH HC SEALER AND SILOXANE SOLUTION ALUMINIUM FRAME CURTAIN WALL TO SPECIALIST'S DETAILS PLASTER & PAINT PERFORATED BLACKOUT ROLLER BLIND WATERPROOFING TO SPECIALIST DETAIL WITH PLASTER & PAINT TO FALL 150x65mm STEEL LIPPED CHANNEL 0.58mm SAFINTRA SAFLOK-700 SIDE SHEETING POWDER COATED. COLOUR: DARK DOLPHIN SUSPENDED CEILING 650 1.6mm POWDER COATED MS CAPPING. COLOUR TO MATCH ROOF SHEETING 0.5mm SAFINTRA SAFLOK 700 ROOF SHEETING ON 150x65mm STEEL LIPPED PURLINS TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL AND SPEC. COLOUR: DARK DOLPHIN STEEL TRUSS TO ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN MS FLASHING & COUNTER FLASHING. COLOUR TO MATCH ROOF SHEETING

M.ARCH

BUILDING POSITIVE INTERACTIONS

Location: Pretoria Showgrounds

ABSTRACT

The current model of complete separation between different industries, buildings and the public, hampers growth and sustainable development within the city. If connections can be identified between several related programmatic elements, can these work together to share and build common resources that benefit all parties involved?

The showgrounds in Pretoria West currently exist as a void in the urban fabric, A large part of its infrastructure built for, and is now mostly only used for the annual Jacaranda Show that will now longer take place there. The role of the agricultural show within the city, however, remains a meaningful part of how the public interacts with the agricultural industry.

In order to prevent the loss of this relationship and the heritage of the showgrounds, how can a new development around the existing Champion ring retain this role as well as build on the concept of connecting related industries and the public?

AIM

The main aim of this dissertation was to investigate how architecture can address the interface between the livestock industry, research, education and the public, so that the collaboration between such programs will result in a reduced environmental impact and be of mutual benefit to all parties involved.

THEORY SITE PROGRAMME

REGENERATIVE THEORY

ECOLOGICAL WORLD VIEW

SYSTEMS THINKING

MUTUALISTIC RELATIONSHIPS

LENSES

FOUNDATION LENS

STORY OF PLACE ROLE PLAYERS

FLOW LENS

BUILDING SYSTEMS

ENERGY

WATER

MATERIALS

SITE

SOCIAL

VITALITY LENS

NETT POSITIVE

PRETORIA WEST

URBAN VISION

NATURAL & HUMAN SYSTEMS

SITE ANALYSIS

PTA SHOWGROUNDS

HISTORIC OVERVIEW

AGRICULTURAL SHOW SHOWCASING PRIME LIVESTOCK EVENTS/EXHIBITION

SITE POTENTIALS

EXISTING STRUCTURES SYSTEMS, PROCESSES AND INTERACTIONS

AUCTION HOUSE

SHOWCASING LIVESTOCK BUYING AND SELLING OF THE BEST CATTLE IN THE INDUSTRY NETWORKING PLATFORM HUB FOR GENETIC POTENTIAL

RESEARCH

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH TOWARDS A MORE SUSTAINABLE AND ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY

EDUCATION

ACCESS TO KNOWLEDGE

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS BASIC TRAINING

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2017 - UNI

DEFINING THE INTERFACE

The site is divided into four general areas with interlinking courtyards on different levels to separate and connect the various programs.

The Champion ring forms the heart of the project in terms of location and program, as the element that ties the rest of the programmatic elements to each other. The restaurant, being the most public, is separated from the rest of the scheme by the public arcade. The arcade also leads to the entrance lobby for the Champion Ring and auditorium, the second most public part of the scheme.

A garden courtyard acts as a buffer space between the public restaurant and semi private auction and education spaces. The western side of this courtyard drops down a series of stepped seating into the Educational courtyard.

The fourth part is made up of a feedlot and barn forming the southern wing, linked to gene bank and animal courtyard by a ramp passing underneath the second pubic walkway.

Above the gene bank (on the animal courtyard level) is the laboratory, with an entrance on the same level as the public walkway. From this walkway the public can look down onto animal handling areas through a one way widow, to create a visual link without disturbing the cattle while they are being handled.

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PARKING LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
/ˈˈntˈfeˈs/ noun
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
Interface
1. A point where two systems, subjects, organizations, etc. meet and interact.

The plan layout was adjusted to keep the ventilated spaces to a minimum. This was achieved by placing the circulation core, ablutions and service areas separate from the habitable rooms such as the offices, classrooms and auditorium. The solar assisted stack vent stretching the length of the roof is split into sections so that each room or area is ventilated by its own section.

At night certain windows are opened automatically so enable cross ventilation to cool north wing of the building.

DETAIL A-1: NORTH FACADE

0.8mm thick Brownbuilt concealed fix standing seam AZ 150 Zincalume roof sheeting fixed to 150 x 75 x 25 x 2.5 galvenised cold-formed steel top hat section @ 1500mm centers with self-tapping screws 100mm Isover EPS rigid insulation

50mm sonder closed-cell polythene foam strip insterted into tophat profile as thermal block

2mm cold-formed galvenised steel gutter welded to steel brackets laid to fall

150

x 75 x

Steel bracket bolted to truss and beam

75x50 hot rolled galvanised steel unequal angle

Lattice girder: Reclaimed 50mm hot rolled steel round hollow sections with flattened ends bolted between two 152x38 SA pine beams

Brick on edge lintel

Aluminium window frame

203x203xx46 hot rolled galvanised steel H profile column primed and finished with paint system, bolted to cast in situ concrete footing

Brick on edge coping

230 masonry wall Planter

Waterproofing layer over protective board

Geotextile under 100mm thick layer of stone

Screed to fall to outlets

Q Deck composite floor system resting on 203x133x25

galvanised steel beams @ 3850mm centres

110mm uPVC earth tube, with vent outlets on office level

230x90x31 hot rolled galvanised steel C channel profile beam primed and finished with paint system

Suspended ceiling boards, laid at an angle towards air outlet

Aluminium sheet formed over a steel frame

Aluminium Window

230 masonry wall

Light shelf

Office Classroom

800x300 Cast in sito reinforced concrete strip foundation

150 reinforced concrete floor slab

DPM

2100 700 400 2400 DPC Park DPC

110-150mm uPVC earth tube, reducing size after each outlet, with protective vent cover

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OFFICE WING: PASSIVE SYSTEMS 300 1200 900 170 230 640 60 1200 900
25
254x146x31 hot rolled galvanised steel profile beam bolted to base plate, primed and finished with paint system 2.5
x
cold-formed steel lipped channel
Steel edge trim

200 precast concrete slab held in place by two 70x50 hot rolled steel unequal angles, painted black

0.8mm thick Brownbuilt concealed fix standing seam clear polycarbonate roof sheeting at 15°

Ploly closer

300x100 galvanised steel plate

0,8MM Galvenised steel counter flashing

0,8MM Galvenised apron flashing in matching colour

AIR HEATING SPACE

CLERESTORY WINDOW

75x50 hot rolled galvanised steel unequal angle bolted to truss

90mm drywall system

60mm Isover EPS rigid isulation board

Lattice girder: Reclaimed 50mm hot rolled steel round hollow sections with flattened ends bolted between two 152x38 SA pine beams with 70x6 flat bar stiffener

SECTION B

Air vent from seminaar room behind

PASSAGE OFFICE

Ploly closer

125 x 65 x 25 x 2.5 cold-formed steel lipped channel girt

Vent with protective screen assisted by solar driven fan

0.8mm thick Brownbuilt concealed fix standing seam AZ 150 Zincalume sheeting

254x146x31 hot rolled galvanised steel I profile beam primed and finished with paint system

200x90x6 galvenised steel angle bolted to beam

Aluminium window frame

0,8MM Galvenised apron flashing in matching colour

0.8mm thick Brownbuilt concealed fix standing seam AZ 150 Zincalume roof sheeting fixed to 125 x 75 x 25 x 2.5 coldformed steel top hat section @ 1500mm centres with self -tapping screws

230x90x31 hot rolled galvanised steel C channel profile beam primed and finished with paint system

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DETAIL A-2: SOLAR ASSISTED STACK

NET ZERO URBAN HOUSING

Location: 400 Thabo Sehume Street, Pretoria

Program: Mixed use, apartment block with commercial ground floor.

Q1

URBAN

MAPPING ANALYSIS: AT HOME IN THE CITY

AIM:

Understanding the area around Burgers Park within the larger context of the city as one would a home. We identified a set of Home Informants which we used as a basis for our investigation and proposed interventions. Emphasis was placed on the people, presented as typical characters in the area, their relationships and how the proposed architectural interventions would affect these relationships

Q2

APARTMENT BLOCK TYPOLOGY: COMMUNAL LIVING

AIM:

Understanding the apartment block typology within the social and historical context of the Pretoria CBD.

The concept of communal living was identified as a way forward in high density urban housing. Using the residential hotel and student accommodation models as presidents, an alternative to the traditional apartment block was proposed which focussed on shared amenities and communal spaces.

Q3

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN: URBAN HOUSING

AIM:

Understanding the implications of designing a high density apartment block that strives towards net zero energy and water systems. Building on a critical evaluation of my design from Q2, I investigated all the aspects affecting water and energy use in the building including solar angles, natural cross and solar stack assisted ventilation, solar heat gain, daylighting, PV systems, rainwater harvesting and grey water recycling systems.

Q4

TOWARDS NET ZERO ENERGY URBAN HOUSING

AIM:

To develop the discipline of design as a research methodology, through an iterative design process to refine and balance the design technically.

My research question for this quarter was how close can one get to a net zero energy balance in a multi-storey apartment building. I investigated this by running an energy analysis of my previous design (South wing only) and improving on it by means of an iterative design process.

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HONS

TROMBE WALLS

For passive heating, the pre-heated air from the earth tubes (around 18˚C) will be fed into separate Trombe wall cavities on each floor, where the solar heated thermal mass will further warm the air before it is released into the room. The air is then drawn through the space and out by means of the solar stack vent. In summer, the trombe wall is bypassed.

To prevent overheating during months where the trombe wall receives direct sunlight and heating is not desired, the wall can be covered with insulation panels

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SHARED SPACES SOLAR STUDY
TROMBE WALL & LIGHT SHELF SECTION NATURAL LIGHTING & DIRECT SUN Sun angles used to determine heights, distances & overhangs

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