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Semester 1 2020 ARCH 7020 - Professional Practice Master of Architecture (Postgraduate) School of Architecture and Built Environment University of Adelaide SA 5005 Australia Teodoro Verbi | Course Coordinator Archoisseur

Team Members.

Jieyu Feng a1699112

Wenxuan Zhang a1700573

Xiaojia Li a1732190

Yucheng Dai a1700892

Assignment 3 - Group 40% BLUEPRINT 2020 Due on Friday 29th of May 2020 Copyright © D.Y.C & all team members 2020

CONT ENTS 1 Our Story | Prelude

2 Co-founders Profile

3 Individual Timeline

4 Team Structure

5 Studio Branding

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7 Firm Ambition

8 Firm Location

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Studio Ambience

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Firm Culture

11 Team Awards

12 Working Process

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13 Selected Charity

14 Pro Bono Design

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Aimed Clients

17 Firm Cost

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20 Registration

21 Firm Procurement

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23 Marketing

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OUR STORY PRELUDE 2017-2019 A journey through the architectural design undergraduate study in the University of Adelaide

2020-2021 Successfully undergone the master coursework degrees through undertaking postgraduate study

2022 Accomplished the final year projects and celebrated the 2022 graduation

2022-2025 Find our respective directions, accumulate experience and expand our horizons

2026 Decided to launch our own business and start our own practice

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Yucheng — Traveling

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Xiaojia — Internship

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Jieyu — Construction

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Wenxuan — Teaching

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Visual Timeline

The initial four co-founders of the Archoisseur Design Studio have been intimate friends who admired and appreciated each other during their University studies. They almost worked on every group project together and planed to start their own practice one day.

After their graduation in 2022, Yucheng decided to accumulate a variety of architectural cultures by travelling and brought extensive experience to various international projects.

Xiaojia successfully received an architectural graduate internship offer from PTW Architects in Sydney and started to work on the actual projects. Jieyu, on the other hand, got opportunities to participate in lots of different large projects in the construction phase, to learn how various systems are integrated, and various project management procedures. At the same time, Wenxuan worked at the university as a tutor of design courses and conducted her vernacular architecture research in parallel.

After a few years of practice, four co-founders have all realised the architecture is going to be one of the most inclusive and comprehensive fields, especially when the building technology intersect with the biology and blend the nature and city as a whole system. Consequently, they started their own practice and began to explore the edge of the future.

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CO-FOUNDERS PROFILE

The Soul of the studio

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JIEYU FENG

XIAOJIA LI

YUCHENG DAI

WENXUAN ZHANG

Director BArchDes | MArch (AU) | RAIA

Senior Architect BArchDes | MArch (AU) | RAIA

Senior Architect BArchDes | MArch (AU) | RAIA

Senior Landscape Architect BDes (ArchSt) | MLArch+MUP (AU) | RIBA

Jieyu Feng’s architecture journey was triggered by a book written by Christopher Alexander.

She was graduated from the University of Adelaide with a Master of Architecture.

She was passionate about the relationship between humans and the surrounding world: how does architecture benefit humans while transforming the world around it.

Xiaojia Li was graduated from the University of Adelaide with a master’s degree. She brings high energy to every project and has worked with many community-based organisations in Adelaide and overseas throughout the 8 years of work experience, including a landmark mix-use conventional building in Beijing, an inner green drink factory in Adelaide, a resonance concert hall at mount lofty, and many residential projects in South Australia.

Yucheng Dai holds a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Adelaide with architectural, graphic, multi-disciplinary knowledge and extensive experience. He has worked in firms DUO, FXFOWLE, and Penda (Precht) prior to establishing Archoisseur. He is particularly intrigued with multidisciplinary collaborative design processes and has participated in many public culture projects.

Wenxuan Zhang graduated from the University of Adelaide with a double degree (MLArch+MUP). She received nominations for the Hassell Scholarship -Robin Edmond Award 2020 and the nominations for the AlM international competition in 2004. She has participated in the public art design in front of the Adelaide Marion Library and joined the Sustainable Living Laboratory in Beijing.

His architectural technical skills include advanced abilities in Revit, Rhino, and 3D max and he is proficient in Adobe Creative Suite.

He believes in the public realm has an intrinsic influence on every facet of our environment

Her ability to synthesize urban design and optimise design solutions is exceptional.

Her specialist skill sets are in commercial office architecture and sustainable projects. She is adept at working with wide stakeholders groups to deliver projects

She has specialist expertise in the field of multi-residential and eco public architecture.

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JIEYU FENG TIMELINE

23rd Jan 2021 to 17th May 2021

Conrad Gargett (Brisbane, Australia) Assistance of concept development of Bille Brown Theatre in Queensland Position: Architecture Intern Digital Model Making

4th Sept 2021 to 15th Oct 2023

WMK Architecture Pty Limited (Melbourne, Australia) Working on procurement contracts during project of CBRE’s global ABW workplace in Melbourne, Australia Position: Junior Architect Site Survey

26th Nov 2023 to 31st Jul 2024

23rd Dec 2024 to 14th May 2026

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3rd Jul 2026

CPB Contractors (Melbourne, Australia) Responsible for providing estimating and project cost forecast in an effort to secure work for the Self Perform Carpentry Team Position: Estimator Site analysis & Site Survey Hutchinson Builders (Adelaide, Australia) Visit and communicate with the company to understand the current construction marketing Position: Media Coordinator Co-found Archoisseur Design Studio Position: Director

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XIAOJIA LI TIMELINE

3rd Jul 2020 to 15th May 2021

Woods Bagot (Adelaide, Australia) Assistance of Stage 2 tender drawings for submission to Doha, Qatar Position: Architecture Intern Physical Model Making

22nd Sept 2021 to 7th May 2022

PTW Architects (Sydney, Australia) Assisting Architects of 4-6 Bligh Street, participating the Arch Out Loud international competition and helped to produce conceptual drawing of the facade Position: Architecture Intern Digital Model Making & Data Evaluation

24th Aug 2022 to 4th Jun 2024

Cox Architecture (Melbourne, Australia) Collaboration with Designing Southbank by Beulah which is the Australia’s tallest tower with green wall facade Position: Graphic designer Photo Retouching

17th Aug 2023 to 24th Feb 2025

ECS Architects (Shanghai, China) Collaborating with German Architects of oversea projects.

As an intermediary communicating with German clients Position: Junior Architect Digital & Physical Model Making

17th Aug 2023 to 24th Feb 2025

Sauerbruch Hutton (Berlin, Germany) Designing Two New Ludgate in London. Taking roles of documentation stage. This project wins City of London Building of the Year Award 2026 Position: Architect Visual Design & Digital Model Making

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3rd Jul 2026

Co-found Archoisseur Design Studio Position: Senior Architect

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YUCHENG DAI TIMELINE

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17th Jul 2021 to 24th Oct 2021

Precht Architecture Studio (Salzburg, Austria) Participating in a multidisciplinary team to develop a concept for modular housing where residents produce their own food in vertical farms Position: Architecture Intern Digital & Physical Model Making, Diagram Making

7th Jul 2022 to 20th Nov 2022

DUO Architects (Sydney, Australia) Participating in the concept design phrase and assisting to transpose the historical, cultural, and poetic essence of the region into an urban and architectural composition Position: Volunteer of Concept & Schematic Design Architecture Site Raw Data Collection & Diagram making

28th Aug 2022 to 18th Apr 2024

FXFOWLE Architects (Manhattan, NYC) Participating in 2020 Chapter Design Awards with the students from Corcoran School of the Arts & Design at the George Washington University and the AYA, a joint venture project with Studio Twenty-Seven Architecture Position: Senior Designer & Architect Photo Retouching & Digital & Physical Model Making

3rd Aug 2024 to 20th Jan 2025

Brooks + Scarpa Architects (California, USA) Reintegration of an existing building for the producers of TV commercials for Levi Strauss Position: Architect Digital Model Making & History Culture Research

30th Sept 2025 to 19th Mar 2026

Gensler (Sydney, Australia) Working with Architects to design a nature-inspired kindergarten, partially undertaking the atrium & interior design Position: Architect & Interior Designer Digital Model Making, Diagram Making

3rd Jul 2026

Co-found Archoisseur Design Studio Position: Senior Architect

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WENXUAN ZHANG TIMELINE

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28th Feb 2020 to 31st Jul 2026

The University of Adelaide (Adelaide, Australia) Assisting 4th year Landscape students with technical problems in the course of a drop-in session, answering technical questions and share Landscape ideas Position: Technical Assistant Tutor & Lecturer

23rd Apr 2021 to 7th Jun 2021

James Dawson Design (Melbourne, Australia) Repairing an old-age garden in Emerald Lake Park within an existing heritage building Position: Architecture Intern Site Survey & Data Collection

5th Aug 2021 to 31st Jul 2023

Monash University (Melbourne, Australia) Leading honour class undergraduate students researching on the current situation in Melbourne Reserve Park, pointing out future vision of a series of problems Position: Assistant Tutor Photo Retouching

30th Aug 2023 to 18th Nov 2024

Studio-gram (Adelaide, Australia) Participated in the public art design in front of the Adelaide Marion Library and contributing to the landscape and garden design in the vicinity of the Library Position: Landscape Architect Digital Model Making & Pattern Design

1st Dec 2024 to 23rd Feb 2026

MDDM Studio (Beijing, China) Joined the Sustainable Living Laboratory and helped to design curving glass walls bulge into courtyards of converted Beijing hutong Position: Senior Designer Digital Model Making & Diagram Making

3rd Jul 2026

Co-found Archoisseur Design Studio Position: Senior Landscape Architect

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TEAM STRUCTURE

DIRECTOR

SENIOR ARCHITECT

ARCHITECT

SENIOR ARCHITECT

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ARCHITECT

SENIOR LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

CONSTRUCTION LEADER

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INTERIOR DESIGNER

INTERIOR DESIGNER

SENIOR DESIGNER

BIM MANAGER

ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE

ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE

ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE

ACCOUNTANT

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STUDIO BRANDING Logo Generation

CMYK: 83/72/16/3 RGB: 69/87/145

Iteration I

Iteration II

Iteration III

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Iteration VI

Iteration V (Selected)

All Iterations of Logo Design are originally designed by one of the studio co-founders Yucheng Dai ,as one of major graphic designer in the firm.

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STUDIO BRANDING Business Card Design

adelaide@archoisseurstudio.com T + 08 7915 3701 / 08 8745 3712 www.archoisseurstudio.com.au

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STUDIO BRANDING Accessories

Archoisseur Design Studio 4A Bristol Street, Eastwood Adelaide SA 5063 : 08 7915 3701 www.ArchoisseurDesignStudio.com.au

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Archoisseur Design Studio 4A Bristol Street, Eastwood Adelaide SA 5063 : 08 7915 3701 www.ArchoisseurDesignStudio.com.au Data Issued: 19/04/2020

Archoisseur Design Studio 4A Bristol Street, Eastwood Adelaide SA 5063 : 08 7915 3701 www.ArchoisseurDesignStudio.com.au Data Issued: 19/04/2020

Selection of Mocked up collateral used for advertising and represent our studio.

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SUSTAINABLE COMMUNICATION BIOLOGY CREATIVITY GREENING LANSCAPE ARCHITECTURE FORM FRESH URBEN DESIGN TECHNOLOGY WELL- BEING

SIMPLICITY

LANDSCAPE

BENEFITS

NATURE

GREEN WALL FUTURE IDEA

BLEND NATURE & CITY SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

INDIVIDUAL INSPIRATION

BIOLOGY NATURE-INSPIRED ARCHITECTURE

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DEVELOPMENT

CLIMATE CHANGE GREEN SPACE

ARCHITECTURE

TYPOLOGY

ORGNIZATIONS REQUIREMENT

COMMUNITY

DISCUSSION

ECO-FRIENDLY

IMPROVE

MINIMALIST

WORK

SUPREMATISM

SOCIETY

OPEN SPACE

WORLD

SOCIAL WELFARE

GREEN

MULTI- DISCIPLINARY

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MODULAR

HOUSING

MAPPING

FIRM STRATEGY&PHILOSOPHY

GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION MEETING

STRATEGY

PHILOSOPHY

We are small size proprietary company founded by three Architects and one Landscape Architect.

We choose the business structure as limited liability, meaning the shareholders and directors are not liable for the debts of the company.

A member of the company can easily be replaced as each shareholder's role within the business is clearly defined.

Design solutions created by the company and cannot be taken by individuals if they leave.

We believe this structure allows for future growth.

Archoisseur Design Studio treats blending nature & city as our fundamental philosophy. The design team has been applying insights from ecology to architecture, to see how physical space can help build stronger relationships. Our design intents and typologies are all based on eco-friendly concepts. The aim of design is not only to bolster the living environment and urban fabric but also to improve the quality of people's life, spatially and emotionally. We have been applying a designoriented professional multi-disciplinary team structure, to adequately comprehend a variety of dimensions to cope with different types of projects.

Archoisseur Architects believe there is no more the ‘era of the ego’. The future is in collaboration and in trying to connect to people outside our industry. Hence, we are keen to collaborate with clients and teams across the globe to build an ecological community that responds to different local contexts.

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FIRM AMBITION

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Architecture should not just be a gigantic consuming island sitting on the ground, it should be a part of our productive grid and should be capable to give back to the surrounding and to the community.

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Our company respects and understands the needs of the clients and vision, adding creativity; bring more possibilities, and solving difficulties. We share a collective ambition to deliver high quality projects for our client to reach their objectives through collaborating. We are doing our best to tackle complex problems and provide experience and knowledge.

We create the design not only to meet clients’ expectations but also to working on improving on sustainable possibilities of the project.

We are promoting to design of Nature-inspired architecture by understanding the rules behind nature. We are keen to create a sense of identity, a sense of time, and a sense of place through architecture; we are keen to accommodate a rising population with a more ecological way of building; we are keen to figure out how can architecture contribute to make our cities more resilient and contribute to building future-proof communities.

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FIRM LOCATION

LOUNGE

NURSERY

MEETING ROOM

OPEN STUDIO

UP UP OFFICE

BALCONY

BALCONY RECEPTION

LIFT

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MEZZANINE

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PLANS LEVEL 1

Location: Level 1, 104 South Terrace, Adelaide, SA 5000 Our office is a 2.5 level office on level 1, located in Adelaide city. We have a large open studio at the end of level 1 and a greenhouse nursery inside the open studio to meet our company’s philosophy of embracing nature. The main office space is on the mezzanine level that includes a multimedia representation room and small conferences. Our conferences area and reception are also on level 1. We provide a flexible and relaxing space for both clients and employees. There is also a cafe bar on level 1 besides a kitchen, which is available for noon break and small company events.

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STUDIO AMBIENCE

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FIRM CULTURE

COLLABORATION

MULTI-DISCIPLINARY APPROACH

As a design team, we always keep the minds wide open. We need to work with leading experts in other fields as well as the daily commuters. We believe that could stimulate the creative vitality and the potential of the community. We also focus on problemsolving collaboration between architects and engineers, to comprehensively manage the workflow in practice.

As the ‘Multi-disciplinary Approach’ has become modernity’s ambitious manifesto, the multi-disciplinary practice including architecture, urban design, interior design, and landscape architecture results in a distinctive perspective from each design discipline. We bring meaningful dialogues and inspiring ideas by creating the design concept that associates with its space, culture, and the public, to liberate architecture from utilitarian rigour.

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BILATERAL TALK

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

We encourage architects to communicate closely with customers to achieve the expectation of customers. We also encourage customers to express their thoughts with us.

We believe that communication can help us understand each other effectively. We care about all the evaluations and opinions made by our customers on our work process.

We pay great attention to energy conservation, emission reduction, and environmental protection in our daily work.

Every employee is required to continue the firm culture with their practice and work. We believe that fundamental design principles can only integrate into the design processes when we practice this principle with actual implements.

SUSTAINABILITY

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TEAM AWARDS 2026 Home Competition WinnerWizard House: ’Junithia’

2027 Reimagining Museums for Climate Action competition winner-Oblivion

2027 International Architecture Awards nominated-Wonder Kindergarten

2029 LIVING TO TELL THE TALE Awards- House Alteration and addition- garden wall house-Dawn

2029 Sustainable Architecture AwardsCoexistence

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WORKING PROCESS

Reach a consensus with client

Distillation of collected information into narrative

INFORMATION GENERATION Programming Site analysis & Survey research Cost & feasability Planning policies & Zoning regulations

Shared with design team

Inform overall design process

Client reviews

DESIGN PROCESS

Critical and iterative processes of feed back with client

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CONCEPT DESIGN

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

Research & analysis

Designing concept Presenting alternatives to clients

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

Preliminary layouts & drawings

Shop drawings

DOCUMENTATION

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CONTRACT PROCUREMENT Fixed-price Cost-reimbursable or time Cost-reimbursable Materiality

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BIDDING

Pricing & building permit

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CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION Construction observation & design guidance

CONTRACTOR

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SELECTED CHARITY

YEARLY DONATION

YEARLY DONATION

INDEPENDENT CREATIVE ART

CHARITY TRAINING

VOLUNTEER PROJECTS

FOUNDATION MEMBER

ACF is Australia’s national environmental organisation. We donate to the foundation every year.

The Australian Institute of Architects is the peak body for the architectural profession, representing 12000 members in professional practice and education.

We usually work with artists who registered Australian Cultural Fund,we encourage local independent art development.

We participate the events of Greening Australia every October, we have a deeper understanding of Australia ’s local ecological geology.

Landcare Australia is a not for profit organisation with a vision of all Australians actively caring for the land and water that sustain us. We help with local organisations deliver projects annually.

We are proud to be a member of the landscape architecture foundation, whose goals are to reflect on the last half-century and present bold ideas for the future.

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FIRM PRO BONO DESIGN

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The photos on the left are one of Earthships Biotecture's cooperative projects in JAUREGUIBERRY in 2016.

Our company has been cooperating with Earthships Biotecture in some public welfare undertakings. We use natural and recycled materials (such as earth-filled tires) to make some houses. These houses meet human's live in harmony of six needs: food, energy, food, clean water, shelter, garbage management, and sewage treatment. We all over the world in the world are in all the earth in Earthships Biotecture sustainable development and poverty alleviation project of the organization. We are involved in post-disaster reconstruction projects and the shortage of drinking water. We not only construct shelters for the basic needs but also tackle further residential issues for the environment.

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FUTURE PROJECT TYPES Education & Child Care

Urban Landscape & Public Playspace

Museum & Art Gallery

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Multi-used Residential Buildings

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Commercial Sustainable Buildings

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FUTURE PROJECT TYPES Interior Design

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Adaptive Reuse

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Detached Dwelling

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Public Waterfront

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Hospitality

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AIMED CLIENTS

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COST ESTIMATION Architect Fee Collaboration Fee

ORGANIZATIONS

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Total 10.5%

PRIVATE SECTOR

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GOVERNMENT

TIPS: If clients want house plans only, we might charge around 5% of total building costs.

Depending upon the scale of client’s project we may require payment at the completion of each stage or on an agreed time frame.

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Architect Fee Break Down: Concept Design

1.5%

Schematic Design

1.0%

Design Development

2.5%

Construction Drawings

3.0%

Contract Procurement

0.5%

Construction Administration

2.0%

We provide assistance to any individual, organization and government who willing to improve living quality and have expectations for the future ecological city, which bring positive impacts on the environment on which we live. All projects will be based on the premise of respecting customer wishes and benefiting human development.

We can take various sizes of projects (from small housing to massive urban planning). All projects are based on environmental friendliness and integration of nature. As we took over more and more complex projects, we are now having deeper insights and reflections on company philosophy and design ideas.

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FIRM COST

EXPENDITURE

INVESTMENT Total.

7%

EXPENDITURE

$ 121,511

Total.

OVERHEAD

Establishment

$ 75,547

Bill

Equipment

$ 45,964

Software Marketing

8%

STAFF

$ 132102 p/yr

Total.

$ 1,445,000

$ 115187

Director

$ 130,000

Senior Architect

$ 110,000

$ 10135 $ 828

WAGES

85%

Senior Landscape Architect

$ 90,000

Charity

$ 3000

Architect

$ 75,000

Insurance

$ 2952

Landscape Architect

$ 60,000

Senior Designer

$ 55,000

Interior Designer

$ 60,000

Architectural Graduate

$ 55,000

Construction Leader

$ 100,000

BIM Manager

$ 85,000

Accountant

$ 60,000

These charts assume that every employee is working eight hours a day five days a week for the whole year.

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FIRM COST

EXPENDITURE

EXPENDITURE

INVESTMENT

OVERHEAD

Items

Cost

Items

Monthly

Annually

$ 8718.75

$ 104,625.00

Establishment Rental

Establishment Registration

$ 25,547.00

Electricity

$ 486.00

$ 5,832.00

Interior Renovation

$ 50,000.00

Telephone

$ 60.00

$ 720.00

$ 100.00

$ 1,200.00

$ 10.00

$ 120.00

$ 233.75

$ 2,805.00

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$ 3,410.00

$ 110.00

$ 1,320.00

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$ 2,600.00

Website

$ 44.00

$ 528.00

Networking

$ 25.00

$ 300.00

Insurance

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$ 2,952.00

Charity

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$ 3,000.00

Internet

Equipment Furniture

$ 14230.00

Computer

$ 22,000.00

Printer

$ 1534.00

Plotter

$ 4,220.00

Software Rhino 6 (Commercial)

$ 3,980.00

Business Account Software AutoCAD Revit Adobe Creative Suite Microsoft Office Marketing

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FIRM INCOME EXPENDITURE

INCOME

Construction Cost

Concept (1.5%) Design

Schematic (1.0%) Design

(2.5%) Design Development

Construction (3.0%) Drawings

(0.5%) Contract Procurement

(0.5%) Construction Administration

Residential General

$ 687,500

$ 10,312

$ 6,875

$ 17,187

$ 20,625

$ 3,437

$ 13,750

Residential General

$ 747,250

$ 11,208

$ 7,472

$ 18,681

$ 22,417

$ 3,736

$ 14,945

Residential General

$ 1,052,000

$ 15,780

$ 10,520

$ 26,300

$ 31,560

$ 5,260

$ 21,040

Residential General

$ 770,000

$ 11,550

$ 7,700

$ 19,250

$ 23,100

$ 3,850

$ 15,400

Residential General

$ 725,000

$ 10,875

$ 7,250

$ 18,125

$ 21,750

$ 3,625

$ 14,500

$ 8,085,000

$ 121,275

$ 80,850

$ 202,125

$ 242,550

$ 40,425

$ 161,700

$ 10,800,000

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FIRM INSURANCE

INSURANCE $ 246 p/m

Total.

Professional Indemnity

$ 89 p/m

Public liability

$ 40 p/m

Management liability

$ 68 p/m

Cyber Liability

$ 49 p/m

Public liability

Management liability

Public liability covers amounts which your business is liable to pay for personal injury or property damage that occur in connection with your business activities or caused by products sold or supplied by your business.

Management liability generally covers management and corporate liability from claims of wrongful management, employment practices liability (wrongful dismissal or discrimination), crime (fraudulent or dishonest activities), and statutory liability (fines and penalties).

Cyber Liability covers losses from any claims made arising from a data breach, business interruption losses and remediation costs following an actual or threatened data breach.

Types of Insurance

Professional Indemnity

Professional Indemnity covers damages resulting from a claim for civil liability, misleading or deceptive conduct, defamation, lost documents, fraud or dishonesty of any employee and defence costs arising solely in the performance of or failure to perform professional services

Cyber Liability

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STUDIO REGISTRATION Landscape Architect

Application form and fee submitted from

Oral assessment/interview with State Chapter.

AILA reviews application and approves, including approval of proposed Mentor.

Registration fee payable upon approval.

Mentor’s assessment report submitted mid month to AILA following 12 month mentorship.

Applicant to commence 12 months mentorship program.

Interview results sent to National office by Chapter.

Certification - AILA issues interview results and if successful, Registration certificate.

Part- Payment of the first year’s annual registration fees.

Once you choose the APPLY NOW option, you will be prompted to complete a sign in form. If you do not have an AILA profile, please create a new profile by providing a username and password. For any assistance, please contact AILA.

https://www.aila.org.au/AILAWeb/Contact_AILA/ AILAWeb/Contact_Us.aspx?hkey=5239d7b9-6c39-4c1f88c1-c1015fe087f0

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STUDIO REGISTRATION Landscape Architect

ELIGIBILITY

FEE

Applications for Registered Landscape Architect membership are invited from landscape architecture professionals who have completed an AILA accredited landscape architecture qualification and have been practising for at least two years of full time work post-graduation from an accredited degree.

There are a number of options available to assist applicants’ eligibility:

Tax deductible fees associated with registration.

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If the applicant has been a Registered Landscape Architect with AILA in the past and would like to re-join, the applicant may apply as a Re-joining Member.

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Application fee: $220 Inc. GST at the point an application is submitted. Applications will not be assessed until the application fee has been paid in full.

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If the applicant has been working as a landscape architect for eight or more years and has an AILA accredited landscape architecture qualification, then the applicant may be eligible for Senior Entry.

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Registration fee: $620 Inc. GST prior to commencement of mentorship.

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Annual fee: successful applicants will be treated as Registered Landscape Architects and charged a fee calculated on a pro-rata rate based on the acceptance date to establish their fees under that financial year.

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If the applicant has been working as a landscape architect for less than eight years but you did not graduate with an AILA accredited degree, then the applicant may be eligible for Equivalence.

For information on deferral fees and fees for unsuccessful applicants, please refer to our Membership Policy.

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STUDIO REGISTRATION Architect

Overseas or local senior practitioners

Australian accredited qualification

Overseas qualification

National program of assessment

ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE EXAM AACA Logbook

AACA On-line Exam

AACA Interview

REGISTRATION

by Architect Registration Board, subject to “fitness to practice” evaluation and payment of fee The most common pathway to registration is completion of an accredited Australian architecture qualification followed by the Architectural Practice Examination. In consultation with the State and Territory Architect Registration Boards AACA has developed a number of alternative pathways.

Local and overseas experienced practitioners may be eligible to complete the fast-track assessment before applying to the local Architect Registration Board. The National Program of Assessment provides access to the Architectural Practice Examination for practitioners who have not completed an accredited architectural qualification. For practitioners who completed an architectural qualification outside Australia the Overseas Qualifications Assessment provides access to the Architectural Practice Examination.

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STUDIO REGISTRATION Landscape Architect

ELIGIBILITY

FEE

To become eligible for registration, a person must have completed an approved course (Master of Architecture degree from a recognised University) and have passed the national Architectural Practice Examination (APE). A list of the approved courses leading to a qualification for registration can be obtained here Approved Qualifications for Registration.

The Architectural Practice Board of South Australia sets the fees for registration in accordance with the Architectural Practice Act. (See Schedule of Fees and Charges).

If you do not have an approved qualification recognised for registration you can consider alternative pathways to registration as outlined on the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia (AACA) website.

Registration and renewal fees are statutory fees. These fees are therefore not subject to the Goods and Services Tax. Tax invoices will be not provided for renewal or registration fees. You should keep your receipt if required for taxation purposes.

Recently, two new pathways were approved - Overseas Architect Assessment (OAA) is a pathway for overseas registered architects who have the appropriate skills and knowledge and are not eligible for registration under existing mutual recognition agreements. Contact the AACA for information and application forms.

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FIRM PROCUREMENT

COMPETITIVE PROCUREMENT An open competitive procurement process ensures fair and ethical treatment of suppliers' tenders (Ray n.d.).

The traditional open competitive procurement process is used by our company as a general procurement process. In the selection of procurement contractors, we will conduct multiple comparisons, generally using the traditional procurement process to allow all interested parties to submit work tenders and provide all necessary documents to compete fairly for the work. This traditional procurement process is based on guidelines set by the federal government. However, in order to avoid conflict, the client can also choose its own contractor.

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This traditional, open, competitive procurement process allows each company to be treated fairly and award contracts to the most suitable suppliers. It avoids the loss of personal preference.

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INDUSTRY POSITION

MARKET POSITION A small, growing company that is currently expanding. At present, the company not only deals with some smallscale projects, but also works with some large firms to deal with some large-scale projects. To create one-off bespoke designs, the company will work in the private sector rather than delved into government work. The design works take ecology, nature and environmental protection as the core of the design, so as to integrate the modern city with nature in the process of development and realize the natural symbiosis of the city.

COMPETITION

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The company will compete with other small and mediumsized construction firms, designers, builders and developers.

The scale of the competition is global.

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FIRM MARKETING

PRINCIPLE The company will continue to pursue ecology, environmental protection, and originality. As a nature-focused architectural design company, the working atmosphere is free, exploitative, cooperative and competitive. The company is staffed by experienced designers and young people with potential. Our employees come from all over the world, with design experience in many countries and different types of projects. Both senior staff and interns could participate in the project design process. The collaboration and discussion among these employees often lead to exciting results for design inspiration and presentation. In this process, both senior and junior employees can learn from and improve each other, and ultimately promote the development of the whole company. Because the projects the company deals with are global. Therefore, every employee in the company will make sure that they will have some overseas working experience and be able to easily cope with various styles and cultures in the design process.

In terms of working hours. Pay attention to the combination of work and rest. Each time a project is completed, the company will host an experience sharing session either as an individual or in conjunction with AILA and/or AACA. You can learn from and discuss with your peers while sharing your experiences. After the experience sharing session, each employee will have a long vacation. This kind of humanized work arrangement can reduce the pressure of employees and make the work more efficient.

In addition to improving the quality and reputation of our employees, we are also: 1. Use social media.

We use LinkedIn to connect and establish ourselves as the authority in the sector.

Using image-based networks like Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest to host images from your portfolio may inspire people to talk about your topic.

2. Generate services with potential customers We will create a website to promote the service. Typically, these sites contain tables that companies use to capture visitor information. If the visitor enters their information, it will be sent to you and you can treat it as a hot message. After all, this person has just shown interest in your company.

3. Invest in a website portfolio Improve the quality of official website information and web pages, make the content on the website organized and purposeful, and attract potential customers while building the company's brand. And use it in conjunction with social media to increase the company's visibility and exposure.

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BLUEPRINT REFERENCE Image Credits Part I

Our Story | Prelude. p. 2 1. Dai, Y, C., 2018. All-in-one Exhibition of the nominated third years architectural design student at the University of Adelaide.

2. Dai, Y, C., 2019. Final Year Exhibition of the nominated final years architecture postgraduate student at the University of Adelaide.

3. Seitz, P., 2015. Postgraduate Student Graduation Ceremony of the University of Adelaide.

4a. Dai, Y, C., 2017. Travelling to the Minya Konka (Mount Gongga) with the hiking group leader during the vacation in Sichuan, China.

4b. BUILD LLC, 2014. Why We Still Model by Hand.

Architects | Designers Build. Available at: https:// blog.buildllc.com/2013/08/why-we-still-model-byhand. Accessed May 25, 2020.

4c. Kroll, D., 2010. The construction site visit. Echo 360 Recording. Available at: https://myuni.adelaide.edu. au/courses/55165/external_tools/82. Accessed May 22, 2020.

4d. Plummer, M., 2012. Teaching the innovative design course for the third year architecture student in Monash University.

5. QUAD studio. 2017. The top cover photo for the studio official website. QUADstudio. Available at: https:// www.thequadstudio.com/about-us.html. Accessed May 23, 2020.

Co-founders Profile. p. 3 6-9. Team members’ (Co-founders) own personal photos.

Retouching by Yucheng Dai. Edited May 25, 2020.

Individual Timeline. p. 4-7 10-13. Team members’ (Co-founders) own personal photos.

Retouching by Yucheng Dai. Edited May 25, 2020.

Studio Branding. p. 9-11 14-15. Caballero, C., 2012. Victor Martinez designed by Face.

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16. Caballero, C., 2012. Victor Martinez designed

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Firm Strategy & Philosophy. p. 12 17. Feng, J, Y., 2020. Letter cloud generation through a online generator. Accessed May 26, 2020.

Firm Ambition. p. 13 18. Amber, A., 2019. Global intern programme at Hassell. Dezeen. Available at: https://www. dezeen.com/2019/05/02/jobs-paid-internshipsarchitecture-design-london-hong-kong. Accessed May 19, 2020.

Firm Location. p. 14 19. Cogley, B., 2019. Studio Rick Joy designs concrete apartment complex in Mexico City’s Polanco neighbourhood. Studio Rick Joy. Available at: https:// studiorickjoy.com/work/tennyson-205. Accessed May 22, 2020.

Studio Ambience. p. 15 20-22. Cogley, B., 2019. Studio Rick Joy designs concrete apartment complex in Mexico City’s Polanco neighbourhood. Studio Rick Joy. Available at: https:// studiorickjoy.com/work/tennyson-205. Accessed May 22, 2020.

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24. Richard,T.,2012.MicrosoftTechnologyCentrebyTomMark Henry. Available at: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/2e/ cb/89/2ecb893144c5fb3d1401ec31bc9fa750.jpg.

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25. Park, Y., 2013. The interior decoration of Nuon Headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Architizer.

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BLUEPRINT REFERENCE Image Credits Part II

Firm Culture. p. 16

Future Project Types. p. 21-22

26-29. Schepy, N., 2017. illustrator based in Hungary.

Onfido. Available at: https://dribbble.com/ shots/6051461-Collaboration. Accessed May 23, 2020.

37. Doshi, A., 2020. Melike Altınışık Architects – MAA is an architecture studio based in Istanbul, Turkey producing visionary urban design and architectural projects. DesignWanted. Available at: https:// designwanted.com/architecture/urban-designturkey. Accessed May 25, 2020.

Team Awards. p. 17 30. Arch Out Loud, 2019. The title page of the released home competition. Available at: https://www. thehomecompetition.com. Accessed May 21, 2020.

31. Archrace, 2020. The title page of the released competition - Reimagining Museums for Climate Action. Available at: https://www.archrace.com/ competitions/219.html. Accessed May 21, 2020.

32. International Architecture Awards Logo 33. Archrace, 2020. The title page of the released competition - Living to tell the tale. Available at: https://www.archrace.com/competitions/198.html.

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34. NSW Architecture Awards Logo

Pro Bono Design. p. 20 35-36. Reynolds, M., 2016. Public school in Jaureguiberry, Eco Construction Company sustainable development projects. Earthship Biotecture.

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38. Martha Schwartz Partners, 2016. Beijing Technology Business District. Available at: http://landezine. com/index.php/2016/11/beiqijia-technologybusiness-district-by-martha-schwartz-partners.

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39. Morales, A., 2019. Nikunotoriko restaurant of Ryoji Iedokoro. Roomdiseno. Available at: https://www. roomdiseno.com/restaurante-nikunotoriko-deryoji-iedokoro. Accessed May 25, 2020.

40. Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects, 2016. MixedUse Development in Central Stockholm. Archdaily.

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41. Moldestad, S., 2014. The result of an invited competition for a new high-rise hotel in Vals, Switzerland, as an addition to the famous spa. The competition was eventually won by Morphosis.

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42. Martínez, J., 2012. The waterhouse at south bund is a special class hotel, located 3 km from the city center of Shanghai. Available at: http://www. alicantearquitectura.com/blog/the-waterhouse-atsouth-bund. Accessed May 23, 2020.

43. Lu, K., 2018. Paramount Hotel / Breathe Architecture.

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44. Searle, N., 2016. 2016 Victorian Architecture Awards Winner. Dezeen. Available at: https://www.dezeen. com/2016/11/03/australian-institute-of-architectsnational-architecture-awards-2016-winners-revealed.

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45. Sørenga Sjøbad / LPO arkitekter, 2015. Aquatics Facilities Bordering Rivers and Oceans. Archdaily.

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46-47. Skyrisecities, 2016. Transborder Studio Wins Competition to Renovate Oslo Dairy Factory into New Agricultural District. Available at: https://www.archdaily.com/office/ transborder-studio. Accessed May 20, 2020.

48. Portuario, Baño., 2018. Aarhus Harbor Bath / BIG. Archdaily. Available at: https://www.archdaily. com/963327/public-waterfront-pools-10-aquaticsfacilities-bordering-rivers-and-oceans?ad_ source=search&ad_medium=search_result_all.

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