HNIN WINT KHINE_PORTFOLIO_2022

HNIN WINT KHINE

Master of Architecture I UNSW

Software - AutoCad, Revit, Sketchup, Rhino, Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Lumion, Enscape, Model Making

Address - 946/11 Etherden Walk, Mascot, NSW 2020

Email - suexuehua@gmail.com

Mobile - +61420387249

Born in Myanmar, after studying DCIT in Singapore for three years with an internship experience, I completed my Bachelor and Master of Architecture degrees from UNSW in Australia. I am a motivated individual who is already prepared to take on new and challenging assignments. I am also a good communicator, highly organized, and capable of working independently or in groups. I am willing to learn and get more experience from the best.

3-CHIMNEYS BREAD FACTORY

HEALING WORKS

3-CHIMNEYS BREAD FACTORY Social Inclusion

Project Name - 3-Chimneys Bread Factory Location - Redfern, NSW 107 Project UNSW Graduation Project Semester 1 & 2, 2022

PROJECT BRIEF-

As with many other rapidly urbanising towns and cities, Sydney is witnessing a gentrification of inner-city ares. While often bringing improved services and quality of life, gentrification also often leads to displacement of original residents, with those remaining often marginalised and socially isolated.

A counter to this is inclusive neighbourhoods, wherin iso lated and marginalised groups feel they are equal co-own ers and users of places and services. Underpinning inclu sive neighbourhoods is a concpet of social inclusion. This studio concers how architects and architecture can con tribute to social inclusion.

‘what is an architectural response that meaningfully builds inclusion?

Rising Issues

Among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, 47% experience social 44%exclusionofpeople

over 65 experience exclusion – more than any other age group.

Public housing tenants experience social exclusion at more than twice the rate of people living elsewhere.

More than half of the Australians who have a disability or long-term health condition experience social exclusion.

Ageing & DisabilityYoung People & LonelinessSocial Exclusion & Inclusion

Direct displacement Exclusionary displacement Ageing & Disability

SWOT

Opportunities

- Proximity and connectivity to Sydney CBD- CBD - Embrace, enhance and maintain heritage of the area and more specifically siteheritage terraces, Redfern Town Hallheritage Hall

- Improve feeling of safety at night by encouraging a bus- bustling nightlifetling restaurants, exhibitions, classes etc.

Strength

-Heritage of the area, both architectural and cultural

-Easily accessible by foot, car and public transport (bus, train and lightrail)(lightrail)

-Established community

-Lots of busy and established cafes and restaurants

-Close to essential services, making it a desireable and convenient place to live, work and hang out -Very diverse and rich community

Weakness

- Gentrification and development pushing people out of the area

- Loss of culture and heritage

- Hodge-podge of developments on site, all differ ent ages, styles and conditions

- Misplaces residents feeling less and less at home as the original community is slowly moved out of

-areaReputation of crime and unsafety

Threats

- Mass low quality revelopment as land value in creases and money hungry developers build high rise apartment buildings

- Gentrification and development pushing people out of the area

- Loss of culture

- Loss of heritage

Nothing brings to life again a forgotten memory like a fragrance-Christopher Poindexter

We can associate smells and taste with time and place, recall pleasant times or places, or recall loved ones, provoking feelings of nostalgia or contentment.

Baking over a fire or in an oven induces a sense of comfort, security , and family.

In addition, the aroma of baking bread triggered objectively more positive, help ful, kinder, and altruistic behavior in people, not just subjectively pleasant be haviour.

“Who are we?”

Site Explorations

The smell of baking shortbread or mince pies can make people more respectful towards each other . Baking over a fire in an oven indues a sense.

People can grab a breakfast in the morning before work, school and University. Breads can be displayed on a rotating display stand that can be

Space in Between the Bread Factory

People can move quickly between Redfern and Turner streets and explore the bread factory without being forced.

The children can see the baking process in the morning by sitting in front of the baking space or standing along the outside of the baking space.

Bread exhibition display a variety of breads from different countries, wheat grains, and sizes.

Activiting the dark and silent turner street with different community spaces can give people a sense of secure and comfort.

People can see view of sunset from the wheat garden. Wheat are also planting on the rooftop garden so that they can grow, harvest, bake, learn, play, and celebrate the enitre progress in this bread factory no matter who you are and where you are from.

HEALING ENVIRONMENT

A Place To Be Together

Project Name - Healing Environment

Location - UNSW UNSW Design Studio Semester 1, 2020

Poject Brief -

The project need to create a series of spaces that enable dis tinct faith traditions to be respected and celebrated, space or spaces that bring those traditions together in shared dignity and respect, spaces for contemplation, reflection and personal healing, spaces for people to meet and share ideas, food festi

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that celebrates what all the religions have in common and can offer the University and wider world while at the same time respecting and celebrating each religion as a unique and valuable faith.

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Proposed Diagram

Multi-Unit Housing

The potential of the whole

Name - Multi-Unit Housing Location - 117 Sutherland St, Mascot NSW 2020

UNSW Design Studio Semester 1,

Project Brief-

The project requires the design of three dwellings. The assumption is that the dwellings will be built under the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) and will provide subsidised rental accommodation for low to moderate income earners who otherwise would have difficulty accessing the private rental housing market.

The three buildings comprise:

• One dwelling, able to accommodate two types of households (not at the same time) – a couple, a single person (interior floor area 55-70Projectsq.m.).

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• Two dwellings, each able to accommodate two types of households (not at the same time) – a couple parent with two children, a single parent with two children (interior floor area 110-120 sq.m.).

EVOLUTION

Internation BIM Competition 2015 (Group Project)

The project is to design a student hostel for tertia ry students at Dover Road, near one-north MRT. In summary, the project requires the develop ment of residential rooms for up to 750 students in single or double occupancy rooms, as well as common student facilities.

Buildable Site Area 6478m2 (Phase 1)

Excess Hoarding Area 9903m2 (Phase 2) Building Datum Level 100m AMSL Maximum GFA 18000m2 (22 storeys) Room Requirements

Single Occupancy

350 units 12sq.m room + 2.5sq.m ensuite bath room

200DoubleminimumOccupancyunits20sq.m room + 2.5sq.m ensuite bath room LocationProjectminimumName-Evolution-100DoverRoad, Singapore

Floor Plans & Modular Massing

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Other Work

Bellevue Hill Apartment Redesign - Group Assignment

Project Name - Bellevue Hill Apartment Internal Remodel - Bellevue Hill Interior Detailing

BATH106- Bathoom South Elevation

BATH103- Bathroom North Elevation

BJOIN103- Bathtub Section

BJOIN101- Bathroom Cabinet Joinery

LIV101 Scale-1:20

Front View 001 View 002

LJOIN103-Bookshelf Front

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