ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
Ahmad Zubayr
RESIDENTIAL HOUSING SCHEME
Project description: Three phase residential scheme with 4 apartment blocks Involvement: Creating working drawing packages on the residential houses types Software: Revit & AutoCAD
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+FFL +FCL INTERNAL GUARD RAILED INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART K (1100MM ABOVE FFL)
WINDOW NUMBER
- WINDOW HEIGHT
- WINDOW WIDTH
- DOOR NUMBER
- FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL
- FINISHED CEILING LEVEL
- SOIL VENT PIPE - RAINWATER PIPE
INDICATIVE SIZE & LOCATION OF HEATING CYLINDER BEAM TO HOLD ABOVE LOADS IN ACCORDANCE WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEER SPECIFICATION.
OUTSIDE TAP WITH DOUBLE CHECK VALVE 15MM X 1/2” PLUBER TO ENSURE SUITABILITY.
CHARGING POINT (EVCP)POSITION SHOWN IS INDICATIVE. MID TERRACE POSITION TO BE DETERMINED BY REGIONAL BU. DISCUSS WITH SALES NEGOTIATOR FOR OPTIONAL CUSTOMER UPGRADE. CEILING MOUNTED EXTRACT FAN TO BE TAKEN THROUGH FLOOR VOID TO EXTERNAL GRILLE.
1500MM HIGH STUD WALL UNDER STAIRS, STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS TO CONFIRM LOAD REQUIRMETNS OF WALL.
ASHP (MITSUBISHI ECODAN / VALLIAN AROTHERM OR SIMILAR) WITH ASSOCIATED RADIATORS IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION, DESIGN AND CALCULATIONS. ALL TO BE INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S DETAILS. TO ALL SOVERIGN PLOTS.
ITEMS.
ALLOWANCE TO BE MADE FOR MOISTURE RESISTANT PLASTERBOARD TO ALL AREAS.
ALLOWANCE FOR 65MM ISOVER ACOUSTIC. PARTITION ROLL IN THE CAVITY TO ACOUSTIC PARTITIONS FINISH ACHIEVING 40DB. THE PARTITION SHOULD BE SEALED WITH AN ACOUSTIC SEALANT AT ITS PERIMETER AND AT ALL SERVICE PENETRATIONS. 30MIN FIRE RESISTING CONSTRUCTION TO PROTECTED STAIR WITH 12.5MM GYPROC FIRELINE BOARD TO STAIRCASE, HALL, LANDING SIDE ONLY WITH 3MM SKIM FINISH.
GLASS EMERGENCY ESCAPE
OBSCURE GLAZING
WINDOW NUMBER
WINDOW HEIGHT
DOOR NUMBER
D (M1) IBSTOCK - HARDWICKE MINSTER CREAM BLEND OR SIMILAR / IBSTOCKHARDWICKE MINSTER BEKSTONE MIX OR SIMILAR ONLY ON PLOT 70
INTERNAL GUARD RAILED INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PART K (1100MM ABOVE FFL)
(M2) RUSSELL GALLOWAY - COTTAGE RED OF SIMILAR / RUSSELL GALLOWAY - SLATE GREY OR SIMILAR
(M3) GREY WINDOW - TBC
G-VALUE + U-VALUE IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONSULTANT DESIGN AND DETAILS. REFER TO SPECIALISTS DRAWINGS FOR SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN.
(M4) PROJECTING BRICKWORK REFER TO DETAILS.
(M5) DRY RIDGE
(M6) ALL DOORS TO BE DARK GREY ALL FASCIAS TO BE BLACK ALL RWP TO BE BLACK
EXTERNAL WALL LIGHT AT 1650MM
F2 RATED TO BRICKWORK TO BE SPECIFIED FOR BELOW DPC USE.
OF METER BOXES. REFER TO UTILITY PROVIDERS DETAILS + SPEC FOR CONFIRMATION OF METER POSITIONS AND HEIGHT TO BASE ABOVE FINISHED GROUND LEVEL.
DETAILS
RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT SCHEME
Project description: 175 apartment within a larger development in Digbeth, Birmingham Involvement: Creating the DAS with and submitting the planning application Software: Adobe Suite & ArchiCAD
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Push & Pull Landscape
Concept sketch
RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT SCHEME
Ground floor plan
Front elevation
RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT SCHEME
Project description: 225 apartment within a larger development in Digbeth, Birmingham
Involvement: Concept design up to pre-application stage
Software: Adobe Suite & ArchiCAD
Ground floor plan
Concept heights diagrams
MODERN RUINS IN EDGBASTON
Project description: Turning derelict building in Edgebaston to modern ruins and celebrating the architectural history of Birmingham
Software: AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, Adobe Suite, & Enscape
Axo diagram
MODERN RUINS IN EDGBASTON
RESIDENTIAL EXTENSION
Project description: Rear extension to a cottage in the heart of the Cotswold Involvement: Creating working drawings for
Software: AutoCAD
RESIDENTIAL NEW BUILD
Project description: 6 Bedroom new build in Solihull, Birmingham
Involvement: Coordination with various consultants and creating working drawings
Software: ArchiCAD
Front elevation
the client’s disabled he becomes more
in the arrangement of building to maximise solar the site’s naturally
considerations in the arrangement of are: building to maximise solar over the site’s naturally gardens. primary and secondary into different areas of the
landscaping that
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accessibility and styling are equally to create a ‘home’ not just house’. Movement around the easy. Incorporating openexpected in modern times, with sliding doors to minimise floor plans throughout to hazards or step-changes in floor mobility and a wheelchair user Creating spaces that improve the
primary and secondary different areas of the and styling are equally create a ‘home’ not just Movement around the Incorporating openexpected in modern times, sliding doors to minimise plans throughout to step-changes in floor and a wheelchair user
ZERO-CARBON NEW BUILD HOUSE
Creating spaces that improve the health and wellbeing of the occupants alongside creating landscaping that improves the natural habitat for wildlife is a key focus of the project. Creating flexible adaptable spaces to allow for home working, or informal living spaces such as the mezzanine have been specifically designed to improve the quality of life for the client and her family.
for wildlife is a key focus of the project. Creating flexible adaptable spaces to allow for home working, or informal living spaces such as the mezzanine have been specifically designed to improve the quality of life for the client and her family.
Project description: New build house with zero-carbon solutions, located in the countryside of Coventry
Involvement: Creating DAS with various design options
Software: Adobe Suite, AutoCAD, SketchUp & Enscape
4.5 Internal Spatial Analysis
The initial spatial arrangements were developed to respond to the sites opportunities and constraints, along with the accommodation requirements of the client. The key drivers for the layout of this home was the need for it to be inclusive and to allow for a semi-private annex / studio style space for the client’s disabled son to be able to use as he becomes more independent.
The core considerations in the arrangement of the proposed plans are:
• Orientation of the building to maximise solar gain.
• Maximising views over the site’s naturally landscaped gardens.
• Clustering of the primary and secondary accommodation into different areas of the property.
The client’s vision is to extend the living space out into the gardens and provide seating areas within a naturally landscaped garden.
Creating spaces that improve the health and wellbeing of the occupants alongside creating landscaping that improves the natural habitat for wildlife is a key focus of the project. Creating flexible adaptable spaces to allow for home working, or informal living spaces such as the mezzanine have been specifically designed to improve the quality of life for the client and her family.
Diversity, accessibility and styling are equally important features to create a ‘home’ not just ‘an accessible house’. Movement around the house should be easy. Incorporating openplan living which is expected in modern times, wider doorways with sliding doors to minimise handles, and fluid floor plans throughout to minimise trip hazards or step-changes in floor levels for general mobility and a wheelchair user alike.
hepburn
hepburn daoudi architects
hepburn daoudi architects
4.0 Design Development
RESIDENTIAL EXTENSION
Project description: Rear and side extension to a detached dwelling in Edgbaston, Birmingham
Involvement: Client meetings, survey of property, design options and creation of DAS Software: AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, SketchUp, D5 Render & Enscape
RESIDENTIAL EXTENSION
The plot contains the Typhoo Building as well as light industrial shed units to the north west corner and the locally listed canal building to the north east corner As a local Birmingham practice, we recognise the value that the area of Digbeth has on the city of Birmingham Often referred to as Birmingham’s ‘coolest neighbourhood’ over the last couple of years, the area has become synonymous with creative industry, tech start ups, street art and light manufacturing For future development, we believe that it is important to maintain and nurture the beginnings of this creative neighbourhood and the Typhoo building is perfect for this opportunity
REFURBISHMENT
Project description: Refurbishment of a listed building in heart of Digbeth, with various new build elements within a larger masterplan
Involvement: Creating 3D printed model, aiding the 3D modelling
Software: Microsoft Suite, SketchUp & 3D Printer
Response To SiteSide elevation
