Yue (Alexa) Wu Portfolio 2019-2021

YU E W U RMIT of Architecture

BA | 2021

+61 451267660 www.linkedin.com/in/ywualexa ywu.alexa@gmail.com

CURRICULUM VITAE issuu.com/ywu.alexa/docs/issuu2022

OBJECTIVE

REFERENCE

As a recent graduate from RMIT University, with a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and a GPA of 3.7 out of 4, I have actively participated in competitions to develop my design thinking and software skills continuously.

IAN NAZARETH ian.nazareth@rmit.edu.au Lecturer – Architecture School of Architecture and Urban Design, RMIT University

Throughout my years of study in Architecture, I developed a strong interest in parametric design and grew my skills in drawing, 3D modelling and rendering; I am proficient in tools such as Grasshopper and Houdini. These skills helped me become one of the key contributors to the Cocomat Hotel project while working at Archiford Studio previously.

Through my work experience, I took my design, time management, administrative support and time management skills to a new level. I had to attend team meetings, resolve technical and project issues, coordinate with team members and review project progress. My previous working experience has shaped me into a dedicated and trustworthy employee, which is appreciated in a busy working environment; instead of being paralyzed under pressure, I became more productive, focused and purposeful.

HAO WU wu@wiarchitects.com Founder - WIA Architecture Studio Raisiontie 9 A 8, 00280, Helsinki

SOFTWARE Innovative professional with the education and proven work ethic to experimentally create strong architectural aesthetics. Adept at combining technical and artistic talents to translate project requirements into tangible visual assets.

• Rhino • Grasshopper • Revit

• Zbrush • Keyshot • Enscape

• Lumion • Houdini • Redshift

• Octane • Cinema 4D • Vray

EDUCATION RMIT University, Bachelor of Architectural Design | March 2019- December 2021 Results: High Distinction GPA: 3.7/4

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Konan Construction Animations, Melbourne, Australia | March 2022 - Present https://www.konan.com.au/ 3D Visualiser • Work with estimator, estimating manager or a pre-construction manager to execute projects on time and within budget constraints.

• Conceptualized compelling 2D/3D animations for site establishment, traffic management & construction methodology.

• Forecast project schedules based on BIM data to produce results compliant with industry standards.

Archiford, Milan | June 2021 - December 2021 Project: Coco-mat Hotel https://www.archiford.com/2021/06/30/coco-mat-hotel/ Architectural Assistant • Generate installation art using computer-aided design programs such as Grasshopper, Houdini.

• Submitted ideas as part of early stages of design processes.

• Attended all team meetings to resolve technical and project issues, coordinate with team members and review project schedules.

• Develop final renderings using Enscape.

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES CityX China, Biennale Sessions, Melbourne, Australia | March 2021 - July 2021 Research Assistant Support Tom Kovac in the organisation of the Venice Architecture Biennale 2021, which is taking place face-to-face through the Microsoft team. Get acquainted with the establishment of virtual exhibitions using Kuula.

CONTENTS

RHIZOMATIC CITY

THE GRJÓTAGJÁ OBSERVATORY

DICHROISM

HEREDITARY

Software:

Software:

Software:

Software:

Grasshopper

Rhino

Rhino

Revit

Rhino

Cinema 4D

Zbrush

Rhino

Vray

Octane

Grasshopper

Octane

Photoshop

Photoshop

Cinema 4D

Photoshop

Illustrator

Illustrator

Octane

Autocad

Houdini Photoshop

PROJECT 01 R H I Z O M A T I C ACADEMIC TERM: 2A DESIGN STUDIO | 2020 PROFESSOR: DR ALISA ANDRASEK TYPE: URBAN DESIGN SITE: XIONG AN PARTNER: SHUMING ZHOU, XINYU WU

C I TY

[ I N S P I R E D B Y N AT U R E ] PSO Algorithm Research

RESEARCH - PSO ALGORITHM VISUALIZATION BY SEBASTIAN TEO

RESEARCH - PSO ALGORITHM VISUALIZATION BY SEBASTIAN TEO

2D Patterns

3D Voxels

[ X I O N G A N R E S I D E N T S S I M U L AT I O N ]

[ S PA C E ]

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[URBAN GROWTH]

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A.D. 2370

A.D. 2540

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A.D. 2640

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A.D. 22820

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A.D. 2470

Input Iteration: 45

A.D. 3020

Input Iteration: 100

VOXELIZATION

X: 1.25 Y: 1.25 Z: 1.5 Resolution: 3

[URBAN TEXTURE] Centralize, Decentralize, Distributed

lize, Distributed

[ X I O N G A N R E S I D E N T S S I M U L AT I O N ]

XTURE]

Population Simulation Modeling Progress in Xiongan City

ralize, Distributed

[URBAN TEXTURE]

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Input Iteration: 80

1 39°09'33.25'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 21, 53, 79 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.3% - 2.5% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

2 39°07'37.08'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 26, 51, 76 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 4.1% - 3.3% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

3 39°05'05.07'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 22, 46, 70 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 3.8% - 4.1% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

4 39°02'22.88'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 20, 43, 68 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.8% - 3.2% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

5 38°98'49.19'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 20, 39, 60 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 3.3% - 3.1% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

6 38°95'59.01'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 20, 35, 57 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.8% - 3.0% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

7 38°93'24.52'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 17, 32, 51 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.7% - 2.5% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

8 38°91'21.79'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 2, 30, 47 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.3% - 2.8% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

Population

[ S I T E A N A LY S I S ] Circulation

Population Density/Water System

Population Density

[ S U N A N A LY S I S ]

Water Syatem Terrain

Solar orientation / Solar Energy

9 38°89'59.29'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 8, 25, 52 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.8% - 2.8% Avg Slope: 0.6%- 0.6%

10 38°87'35.52'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 10, 25, 43 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.2% - 2.5% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

11 38°85'17.19'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 8, 25, 52 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.8% - 2.8% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

13 38°81'40.74'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 13, 25, 44 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.6% - 3.3% Avg Slope: 0.6%- 0.6%

14 38°79'38.89'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 11, 27, 46 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.6% - 2.5% Avg Slope: 0.6%- 0.6%

15 38°77'53.75'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 8, 28, 46 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 4.5% - 3.0% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

12 38°83'52.44'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 13, 25, 45 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.8% - 3.1% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

Circulation

Site Analysis

Geodata.cn. 2020. China Xiong’an Resource and Environment Special Database. [online] Available at: <http://www.geodata.cn/apps/xadata.html> [Accessed 25 March 2020].

[ X I O N G A N R E S I D E N T S S I M U L AT I O N ] Population Simulation Modeling

Population Density

Circulation

Water Syatem

Population Density Analysis

Geodata.cn. 2020. China Xiong’an Resource and Environment Special Database. [online] Available at: <http://www.geodata.cn/apps/xadata.html> [Accessed 25 March 2020].

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Increased Road Network Density

23%

Increased Shaoche Lake Water Area

9.43%

Population Increase Rate

89.21%

雄安新区

Xiong’An New Area Urban Water System 1:125000

The water system which is constructed in the initiation area is connected horizontally and vertically. It regulats and controls the water level and volume. Hence, the blue and green coverage are able to reach equillibrium, making the city appear fresh and bright whilst achieving harmony with the city.

The construction of 4 main drainage channels draining flooded fields of both the north and south, as well as 2 main drainage channels draining in the east and west, have functions of rainwater retention, water purification, landscape shaping, and recreation.

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Water system Traffic Circulation Small city town Population trend Aggregated region

23%

Increased Water Coverage

16 38°75'17.53'' N Graph: Min, Avg, Max Elevation: 14, 30, 52 ft Range Totals: Max Slope: 2.8% - 3.3% Avg Slope: 0.5%- 0.6%

[Urban Fabrics Development]

[Urban Fabrics Development]

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[ P U B L I C S PA C E C O N N E C T I O N S ] Community and Collective

[ C O N N E C T I O N C I R C U L AT I O N ]

FACTORY VERTICAL CIRCULATION

FACTORY

RESIDENCE

RESIDENCE FRAME CIRCULATION

PUBLIC SPACE & GLASS

PUBLIC AREA

CONNECTION CIRCULATION

[ G E N E R AT E D S PA C I N G ]

Roof Roof

From Prefabs to Space SPACE

SPACE Frame

Frame

Floor Frame Wall Glazing

Wall

Frame Floor

Column

Floor Floor

Balcony

CIRCULATION

CIRCULATION

SPACE Floor

Glazing

Roof

Wall

Column

Column Balcony

Roof SPACE

SPACE Roof

Floor

Floor

Glazing Column Roof

Circulation Floor

Roof

CIRCULATION

[ PA RT S ]

CIRCULATION

Roof

Generated Spacing

[ G E N E R AT E D S PA C I N G ] Part to Whole

Frame

Floor

Glazing Frame

GENERATED SPACING

CIRCULATION

Floor

Roof

Frame

Frame Wall

GENERATED SPACING

Floor

CIRCULATION

Floor

[CONNECTION LOGIC] Spatial Sequence

TYPE A

CONNECTION LOGIC

CONNECTION

RESIDENTIAL

TYPE B

TYPE A

CONNECTION

TYPE B

RESIDENTIAL CONNECTION LOGIC TYPE C

PROJECT 02

T H E G R J Ó TA G J Á O B S E R VAT O RY COMPETITION: ICELAND CAVE TOWER TYPE: CULTURAL + RETAIL SITE: GRJÓTAGJÁ PARTNER: MINGZE TANG

ICELANDIC PATTE

Exploring the local Icelandic cloth create a new stone decorative wa can be used for the illumination Iceland’s own unique aurora effe

The unique geographical location is revealed through the paradoxic

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hing design combines its structure with different mosaic patterns to all, which is extremely expandable for the future. Some of the stones or lighting system, refracting and reflecting while also symbolizing ect.

n of the building,— the junction of the American and European plates, cal asymmetry of the second floor entrance and walkway.

EXPLORED DIAGRAM

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Mesh compilation stone wall

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1. Entrance 2. Observation platform 3. Visitor waiting area 4. Information stand 5. Office 6. Café serving beverages and snacks 7. Toilets 8. Storage 9. Pinnacle

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The project is located next to the Grjótagjá Cave. For us it is not only the border between Europe and North America, but also the profile of Iceland’s geology for thousands of years. We felt it was important to convey to visitors through this project the information that makes up the special geology of Iceland. The visitor center, while providing viewing platforms and relaxation spaces, collects local stone to represent the characteristics of Iceland’s geological soil in its various layers. The visitors will be able to experience the unique charm of Iceland’s geology through changes in touch, color, and light and shadow.

Through the overall plan, it also expresses the blurred boundary between man-made buildings and nature. Rock and earth are not only components of the building, but also the meaning of its existence. It is a projection of the Icelandic geology and landscape on the building. The new cairns will illustrate the aesthetics of Icelandic geology in more detail.

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Moss leaf chloroplasts under microscope 1000x My exploration is about the fusion of biology and technology. It is a mixture of two worlds, the natural world and the artificial world. I tested different properties, different hardnesses, opacities and colors, corresponding to different organisms in the ecology.

STRANGE OBJECTS

01 Bumpy

05 Rough

02 Flabby

03 Nebulous

04 Fibrous

06 Directional

07 Luminous

08 Porosity

DETAIL OBJECTS

TEXTURAL PLATES 09 Limpid

STRANGE OBJECTS

10 Soft

01 Coral Reef

01 Fluid Human Skin

02 Blood Vessels

03 Lionfish

05 Sea Anemone

06 Flow

07 Mutant Pangolin

04 Calaverite

05 Intestines & Blood

DETAIL OBJECTS 02 Growing Skeleton

01 Blob

Fold

Bulbous Gradual growth

Granular

Transition

Bumpy texture

Emission

Spiky Clustered spine

Directional Stripes Distinguish crease edges

Emphasis movement Skeletal spreading

Soft Form contrast

REFINED GROTTO

Inspiration

Circulation

PROPOSAL GROTTO

PROPOSAL GROTTO

Top view

Process diagram

Process diagram

Base surface Path and stairs

Using Culebra mesh crawling behavior

SITE ANALYSIS

GROTTO LOCATION

Process diagram Site Location Water Building Organizational path

Dynamesh

REFINED OBJECTS Inside Grotto

Culebra behaviors

The region is chosen to be a combination of water and land in the park. It is close to the existing circulation paths and considers the connection of small islands. In order to be functional and decorative, the grotto is organized together and tied into a bridge-like path.

Class Wanderer

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Directional Spiral

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Bulbous Inflat 03 Bumpy

Porosity Changes in scale

07 Luminous

Inflat Different Materials

04 Fibours

STRANGE OBJECTS

DETAIL OBJECTS

05 Crystals & Stones

01 Growing Skele

FIBROUS

02 Spiral Illuminator

01 Growing Skeleton

Luminous Emphasis recesses

Spiky Spiral

Transition

Fold

Fold Clustered spine

Luminous Emphasis cluster

Liquid DLA Algorithm

Spiky Skeletal spreading

Soft

Spiky Skeletal spreading

04 Soft Layering

03 Bulbous Mutation

Transition Gelatinous

Bulbous

Texture

Clustered spine

Transition

Clustered spine

Emission

Silicone Envelope

Emission Form complexity

BULBOUS

F L A K Y

LU M I N O U S

Form contrast

B U M P Y

Clustered spine

03 Bulbous Mutat

Bulbous Clustered spine

R O U G H

Form contrast

S O F T

Soft

Soft Form contrast

Stone Materials Change of scale

Directional Spiral

PROPOSAL GROTTO Analysis diagram

Bulbous Barnacles

Entrance Contrast materials and colors

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ACADEMIC TERM: ARCHITECTURE TECHNOLOGY 04 | 2021 TUTOR: STEPHANIE LANCUBA TYPE: SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE SITE: 81 BOUVERIE ST, CARLTON

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Residential

Educational

Food & Beverage

Hotel

Welfare

Retail

Govermental

Vegetation

Site Location

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Site Location

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Space Network

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Topography

Site Location

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Table F2.3 SANITARY FACILITIES IN CLASS 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 OR 9 BU User Group

(a)If not more than 10 people are employed, a unisex facility may be provided instead of separate facilities for each

Closet Pans

Urinals

Design Occupancy

Number

Design Occupancy

Number

Class 9b — Open link in same pageschools Male employees

1 — 20

1

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21 — 45 2 (c)If the majority of employees are of one sex, not more than 2 employees of the other sex may share toilet facilities >45 Add 1 per 30 if the facilities are separated by means of walls, partitions and doors to afford privacy. (d)Employees and the public may share the same falities in a Class 6 and 9b building (other than a Open link in Female employees 1—5 1 same pageschool or Open link in same pageearly childhood centre) provided the number of facilities provided is not >5 Add 1 per 15 less than the total number of facilities Open link in same pagerequired for employees plus those Open link in same 50 Male students 1 — 25 (a)If not more than 10 people are employed, a unisex facility may be provided instead 1of separate1 —facilities for 1each pagerequired for the public.

26 — 75 2 51 — 100 2 (e)Adequate means of disposal of sanitary towels must be provided in sanitary facilities for use by females.

3 >100 Add 1 per 100 76 — 150 (f)Separate sanitary facilities for males and females need not be provided for patients in a Open link in same pageward area of a Class 9a building.

151 — 200 4 (g)A Class 9a Open link in same pagehealth-care building must be provided with— > 200 Add 1 per 100 (i)one kitchen or other adequate facility for the preparation and cooking or reheating of food including a kitchen sink Female students 1 —10 1 and washbasin; and sex.

2 11 — 25 (ii)laundry facilities for the cleansing and drying of linen and clothing or adequate facilities for holding and dispatch of employees oflinen; oneand sex, not more than 2 employees of the other 26 — 100 Add 1 sex per 25 may share toilet facilities or treatment of soiled linen and clothing, sanitary towels (c)If and thethe likemajority and the receipt and storage ofare clean (iii)one shower for each 8 patients or part thereof; and if the facilities are separated by means of walls, partitions and doors to afford privacy. > 100 Add 1 per 50 (iv)one island-type plunge bath in each Open link in same pagestorey containing a Open link in same pageward Class public halls, rooms or the like (d)Employees and the public may share the same falities in9ba—Class 6 function and 9b building (other than a Open link in area.

Male patrons 1 — 100 the number 1 1 — 50 provided 1is no same pageschool or Open link in same pageearly childhood centre) provided of facilities

— 100 2 >100 Add 1 per 200 (h)A Class 9b Open link in same pageearly childhood centre provided lessmust thanbethe totalwith— number of facilities Open link in same pagerequired for employees plus those 51Open link in same 101 — 150 3 (i)a kitchen or food preparation area with a kitchen sink, pagerequired separate hand washing facilities, space for a refrigerator for the public. and space for cooking facilities, with— 151 — 200 4 (e)Adequate means of disposal towels must be provided in sanitary facilities for use by females.

(A)the facilities protected by a door or gate with child proof latches to prevent unsupervised accessofto sanitary the facilities 201 — 250 5 by children younger than 5 years old; and (f)Separate sanitary facilities for males and females need not be provided for patients in a Open link in sameAdd 1 per 100 >250 (B)the ability to facilitate supervision of children from the facilities if the Open in same9a pageearly childhood pageward area oflink a Class building.

1 Female patrons 1 — 25 centre accommodates children younger than 2 years old; and (g)A Class 9a Open link in same pagehealth-care building must be provided 26 — 50 with— 2 (ii)one bath, shower or shower-bath; and (i)one kitchen or other adequate facility for the preparation and cooking51or reheating of3 food including a kitchen sin (iii)if the centre accommodates children younger than 3 years old— — 100 (A)a laundry facility comprising a washtub and space in and the same room for a washing washbasin; and machine; and 101 — 150 4 (B)a bench type baby bath, which is within 1 m of the nappy change bench; and 151 — 200 5 (ii)laundry facilities for the cleansing and drying of linen and clothing or adequate facilities for holding and dispatch (C)a nappy changing bench which— 201 — 250 receipt and 6 storage of clean linen; and orand treatment soiled linen and clothing, sanitary towels and the like and the (aa)is within 1 m of separate adult hand washing facilities bench typeof baby bath; and >250 Add 1 per 100 (bb)must be not less than 0.9 m2 in area and at a height of not less than 850 mm, not more than 900or mm above (iii)one shower forbut each 8 patients part thereof; and the finished floor level; and Note: Sanitary facilities need not be provided for patrons if the total number of persons accommodated in the build (iv)one island-type plunge bath in each Open link in same pagestorey containing a Open link in same pageward (cc)must have a space not less than 800 mm high, 500 mm wide and 800 mm deep for the storage of steps; and Notes: area. (dd)is positioned to permit a staff member changing a nappy to have visibility of the play area at all times.

1.

Number — means the number of facilities Open link in same pagerequired. (i)Class 9b theatres and sporting venues must be provided with one shower for each 10 participants or part thereof.

2. > — means greater than (j)Not less than one washbasin must be provided where closet pans or urinals are provided.

3.

Employees — a reference to employees includes owners and managers using the building.

(h)A Class 9b Open link in same pageearly childhood centre beto "add provided with— 4. must A reference 1 per 100 or 150, 250, 500" etc. includes any part of that number. (i)a kitchen or food preparation area with a kitchen sink, separate hand washing facilities, space for a refrigerator and space for cooking facilities, with— (A)the facilities protected by a door or gate with child proof latches to prevent unsupervised access to the facilities by children younger than 5 years old; and (B)the ability to facilitate supervision of children from the facilities if the Open link in same pageearly childhood centre accommodates children younger than 2 years old; and calculating the sum of the numbers obtained by dividing the IORRU DUHD of each part of the VWRUH\ by the number of square metres per person listed in Table D1.13 according to the use of that part, excluding spaces set aside for— (ii)one bath, shower or shower-bath; and (i) (iii)if the centre accommodates children younger than 3 years old— lifts, stairways, ramps and escalators, corridors, hallways, lobbies and the like; and (A)a laundry facility comprising a washtub and space in the same room for a washing machine; and (ii) service ducts and the like, VDQLWDU\ FRPSDUWPHQWs or other ancillary (B)a uses; or bench type baby bath, which is within 1 m of the nappy change bench; and (C)a nappy changing bench which— (b) reference to the seating capacity in an DVVHPEO\ EXLOGLQJ or room; or Table F2.3 SANITARY FACILITIES IN CLASS 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 OR 9 BUILDINGS (aa)is within 1 m of separate adult hand washing facilities and bench type baby bath; and (c) (bb)must be not less than 0.9 m2 in area and at a height of not less than 850 mm, but not more than 900 mm above any other suitable means of assessing its capacity.

User Group Closet Pans Urinals Washbasins the finished floor level; and 16: 7DEOH ' (cc)must have a space not less than 800 mm high, 500 mm wide and 800 mm deep for the storage of steps; and Design Occupancy Number Design Occupancy Number Design Occupancy Number Table D1.13 AREA PER PERSON ACCORDING TO USE (dd)is positioned to permit a staff member changing a nappy to have visibility of the play area at all times.

Class 9b — Open link in same pageschools 2 per personand sporting venues must be provided with one shower for each 10 participants or part thereof.

Type of use (i)Class 9b mtheatres 1 1 — 10 0 1 — 30 1 Male employees 1 — 20 Art gallery, exhibition area, museum (j)Not less than4 one washbasin must be provided where closet pans or urinals are provided.

PROGRAM ARRANGEMEN

D1.13 Number of persons accommodated

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(a)If not more than 10 people are employed, a unisex facility may be provided instead of separate facilities for each

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sex. (c)If the majority of employees are of one sex, not more than 2 employees of the other sex may share toilet facilities if the facilities are separated by means of walls, partitions and doors to afford privacy. (d)Employees and the public may share the same falities in a Class 6 and 9b building (other than a Open link in same pageschool or Open link in same pageearly childhood centre) provided the number of facilities provided is not less than the total number of facilities Open link in same pagerequired for employees plus those Open link in same pagerequired for the public. (e)Adequate means of disposal of sanitary towels must be provided in sanitary facilities for use by females. (f)Separate sanitary facilities for males and females need not be provided for patients in a Open link in same pageward area of a Class 9a building. (g)A Class 9a Open link in same pagehealth-care building must be provided with— (i)one kitchen or other adequate facility for the preparation and cooking or reheating of food including a kitchen sink and washbasin; and (ii)laundry facilities for the cleansing and drying of linen and clothing or adequate facilities for holding and dispatch or treatment of soiled linen and clothing, sanitary towels and the like and the receipt and storage of clean linen; and (iii)one shower for each 8 patients or part thereof; and (iv)one island-type plunge bath in each Open link in same pagestorey containing a Open link in same pageward area.

(h)A Class 9b Open link in same pageearly childhood centre must be provided with— (i)a kitchen or food preparation area with a kitchen sink, separate hand washing facilities, space for a refrigerator and space for cooking facilities, with— (A)the facilities protected by a door or gate with child proof latches to prevent unsupervised access to the facilities by children younger than 5 years old; and (B)the ability to facilitate supervision of children from the facilities if the Open link in same pageearly childhood centre accommodates children younger than 2 years old; and (ii)one bath, shower or shower-bath; and (iii)if the centre accommodates children younger than 3 years old— (A)a laundry facility comprising a washtub and space in the same room for a washing machine; and (B)a bench type baby bath, which is within 1 m of the nappy change bench; and (C)a nappy changing bench which— (aa)is within 1 m of separate adult hand washing facilities and bench type baby bath; and (bb)must be not less than 0.9 m2 in area and at a height of not less than 850 mm, but not more than 900 mm above the finished floor level; and (cc)must have a space not less than 800 mm high, 500 mm wide and 800 mm deep for the storage of steps; and (dd)is positioned to permit a staff member changing a nappy to have visibility of the play area at all times. (i)Class 9b theatres and sporting venues must be provided with one shower for each 10 participants or part thereof. (j)Not less than one washbasin must be provided where closet pans or urinals are provided.

> 20

Add 1 per 20

11 — 20

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1

1

>5

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1 — 25

1

26 — 75

2

51 — 100

76 — 150

3

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151 — 200

4

> 200

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1

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Dormitory

1 2

4 5

1

3

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3

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1

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5

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areas used for fabrication and processing other than those in (a)

50

a space in which the layout and natural use of fixed plant or equipment

Area per person determined by the use

any other of thesuitable plant or means of assessing its capacity.

>200

equipment

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Gymnasium

3

Hostel, hotel, motel, guest house

16: 7DEOH ' 15

Indoor sports stadium—arena

10 Table D1.13 AREA PER PERSON ACCORDING TO USE 1

Kitchen, laboratory, laundry 1— 50 Li br ar y

1

10

51 — 150

2

Art gallery, exhibition area, museum 2

>150

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6F KR RO

(c)

1

50

30

2

25

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—public seating Dance floor Dormitory —

— —

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—bar standing

4

Board room

2

(a)

(b)

Computer room

(c)

a space in which the layout and natural use of fixed plant or equipment determines the number of persons who will occupy the space during working hours

Gymnasium

2

—storage space

30

30

50

5 50 Area per person determined by the use of the plant or equipment

Hostel, hotel, motel, guest house

15 10

Kiosk

1

Kitchen, laboratory, laundry

10 2

—storage space

—reading space

—boilers or power plant

3

—reading space

1 10

Li br ar y

—ventilation, electrical or other service units

Indoor sports stadium—arena

Li br ar y

10

Kitchen, laboratory, laundry

Reading room

4

areas used for fabrication and processing other than those in (a)

Indoor sports stadium—arena Kiosk

1

5

(b)

3 15

10

0.5

machine shop, fitting shop or like place for cutting, grading, finishing or fitting of metals or glass, except in the fabrication of structural steelwork or manufacture of vehicles or bulky products

Gymnasium Hostel, hotel, motel, guest house

10

Dance floor

(a)

— Note:

10

3DWLHQW FDUH DUHDV

10

Pl an t ro o m

—ventilation, electrical or other service units

30

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50

6F KR RO

—general classroom

2

—multi-purpose hall

1

1 10

—trade and practica l area

—primary

—

— —

6ZLPPLQJ SRRO

—

4

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As for workshop —

— — Note:

—

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—

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4

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10

—primary

2

—multi-purpose hall —staff room

—

2 1

—

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—

Reading room Restaurant

—staff room

STEP 3

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30

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—trade and practica l area

5

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10

Dormitory (DUO\ FKLOGKRRG FHQWUH

a space in which the layout and natural use of fixed plant or equipment determines the number of persons who will occupy the space during working hours

50

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25

—public seating

4

areas used for fabrication and processing other than those in (a)

Pl an t ro o m

1 30

Co urt ro —judicial area o m

—

5

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Office, including one for typewriting or document copying

15

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—

1

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m 2 per person

0.5

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1 0.5

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— —

10

10

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—

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2 15

30

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service ducts and the like, VDQLWDU\ FRPSDUWPHQWs or other ancillary uses; or

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10

1

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30

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—

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—multi-purpose hall

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4

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machine shop, fitting shop or like place for cutting, grading, finishing or > 100 1 per 75 fabrication of structural fitting of metals or glass,Add except in the steelwork or manufacture of vehicles or bulky products

(c) 51 — 200 the number of persons 2 who will occupy the space during determines

—staff room

D1.13 Number of persons accommodated

lifts, stairways, ramps and escalators, corridors, hallways, lobbies and the like; and 5

2

51 — 100

working hours

Notes: Number — means the number of facilities Open link in same pagerequired. > — means greater than Employees — a reference to employees includes owners and managers using the building.

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0.5

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1.

2.

3.

4.

10

(a) calculating the sum of the numbers obtained by dividing the IORRU DUHD of each part of the VWRUH\ by the number of square metres per person listed in Table D1.13 according to the use of that part, excluding spaces set aside for—

1

Add 1 per 100 Kiosk

2

6

30

(c)

3

5

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15

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1

1 — 10

(DUO\ FKLOGKRRG FHQWUH Fa ct or y —

1 — 50 51 — 100

4

>250

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201 — 250

1

> 100

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201 — 250

151 — 200

Co urt o m

151 — 200

101 — 150

Computer room

3

101 — 150

Female patrons

2

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1 — 10

2

2

1 Add 1 per 200

0.5 1

1

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11 — 50

2

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>100

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1 — 100

> 30

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Ba r

2

>45

1 — 50

1—5

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1

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LEVEL 04 FLOOR PLAN

L4.014 Lift 3 5.5 m²

L4.015 Services Shaft 5.3 m²

HD-01

HB-1

WC-02

953

CN-02

HD-01

Floor - Concrete Finish

GR-03 WC-01

920

CN-02

2500

L4.007 Airlock 6.3 m²

CN-01

Floor - Concrete Finish

D 011

D 010

CT-01

L4.009 DDA Toliet 6.7 m² PBD-01

150

HD-01

L4.010 Female Wc 12.4 m²

HB-1

CT-01

Floor - Concrete Finish

772

820

D 009

L4.008 Male WC 9.3 m²

D 008

CN-02

PBD-01

250

85 9 00

D 007

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CN-01

SELF-CLOSING DOOR FOR DDA TOILET TO COMPLY TO BCA REQUIREMENTS

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L4.006 Lounge Room 123.6 m²

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5600

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TB-02 SF-02

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4250

3054

1933

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1

A200

2086

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2

A200

PBD-01

D 003B

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CB-02

D 005B

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BN-01

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BN-01

PBD-01 BN-01

CB-01

B N-01

T B -03

CN-01

CB-01

B N-01

PBD-01

BN-01

CB-03

L1.005 Storage 23.4 m²

Floor - Concrete Finish

TB-03

7202

BN-01

PBD-01

CB-03

CN-01

BN-01

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CN-01

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CB-01

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TB-03

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REVISION

07

06

05

04

03

02

Architecture

01

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B1.001 Gas Meter Room

1518

1225

1225

A

B

2360

815

750

2400

1645

2580

2800

1275

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

1525

B1.004 Electrical Substation CALLA® CEILING PANELS

B1.005 Fire Tank CALLA® CEILING PANELS

B1.003 Main Switch Room

B1.002 Fire Escape 1

Copyright

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

CEILING FIXTURES LEGEND 1265

2360

1432

1325

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

1275

Ceiling Light - Flat Round : 60W - 230V

C Pendant Light - Linear - 2 Lamp : 1200mm - 230V

3050

1561

1118

3050

2147

1955

1900

891

890

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Downlight - Round - LED : LED15FM12-W 120

1752

1973

3600

1800

2600

CL

Recessed High Efficiency Louvred Light : 2 Lamp - 230V

B1.008 Rainwater Harvesting

3.000

CL

B1.007 Bike Bay

Ceiling Exhaust Fan

3818

Access Panel Surface Exterior Downlight - Round - LED : 160MM - 230V

1432

1800

B1.006 Mechanical Service Room

Smoke Detector

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

PROJECT

DICHROISM

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

1237

1647

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D DRAWING TITLE

B1.009 Fire Escape 2

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

BASEMENT REFLECTED CEILING PLAN B1.013 Female WC

B1.011 Male WC

B1.015 Lift 1 B1.012 DDA Toilet

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B1.010 Male Change

B1.014 Female Change

FLUSH PLASTERBOARD

B1.016 Lift 2

B1.017 Lift 3

NORTH

B1.018 Services Shaft

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BASEMENT RCP

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05

03

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Architecture

01

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CEILING FIXTURES LEGEND

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

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3050

1870

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1799

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1800

Ceiling Exhaust Fan

3533

2933

3900

3900

1800

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Smoke Detector

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

006 Storage

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997

007 Main Entrance 2

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

Recessed High Efficiency Louvred Light : 2 Lamp - 230V

5.250

005 Loading Bay

Pendant Light - Linear - 2 Lamp : 1200mm - 230V

Downlight - Round - LED : LED15FM12-W 120

600

3050

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1752

1752

2933

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Access Panel Surface Exterior Downlight - Round - LED : 160MM - 230V

PROJECT

DICHROISM

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

1475

1775

600

81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

D DRAWING TITLE

Corridor CALLA® CEILING PANELS

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LEVEL GROUND REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

CALLA® CEILING PANELS

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010 Male WC

012 Female WC

011 DDA Toilet

009 Airlock

FLUSH PLASTERBOARD

014 Lift 1 013 Airlock

015 Lift 2

016 Lift 3

NORTH

017 Services Shaft

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REVISION

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

E

D

C

B

A

Architecture

NinetySeven RL48.000

RL48.000

ROOF

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051

ROOF

T (61) 0402 1997

4000

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

FFL 44.000 09 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 40.000 08 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 40.000 08 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

FFL 44.000 09 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

CEG-01 CEG-01

FFL 36.000 07 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 36.000 07 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

GS-01 CEG-02

Copyright

GS-01

4000

FFL 32.000 06 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 32.000 06 FIRST FLOOR FFL

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

CEG-01

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997

FFL 28.000 05 FIRST FLOOR FFL

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

4000

42000

FFL 28.000 05 FIRST FLOOR FFL

CN-02

FFL 24.000 04 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 24.000 04 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

PROJECT

DICHROISM

CEG-01

FFL 20.000 03 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 20.000 03 FIRST FLOOR FFL 81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

4000

GS-01 GS-01

CEG-03

CEG-01

FFL 16.000 LEVEL 02 RCP

FFL 16.000 LEVEL 02 RCP

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 6.000 00 GROUND FLOOR FFL

FFL 6.000 00 GROUND FLOOR FFL

4000

DRAWING TITLE CEG-02

6000

ELEVATIONS - NORTH AND EAST

NORTH

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DRAWING No.

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Elevation North

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A200

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B

C

D

E

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01

1 : 100

02

03

04

05

06

07

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REVISION

Architecture

NinetySeven RL48.000

RL48.000

ROOF

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051

ROOF

1

T (61) 0402 1997

A403

4000

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

24

Female Wc FFL 44.000 09 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 44.000 09 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

18

Learning Space

Workshop

Corridor

24

18

Learning Space

Female Wc

FFL 40.000 08 FIRST FLOOR FFL

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?

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Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

FFL 40.000 08 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

18

Learning Space

Workshop

Corridor

24

18

Learning Space

Female Wc

FFL 36.000 07 FIRST FLOOR FFL

Workshop

FFL 36.000 07 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

18

Learning Space

Workshop

Corridor

24

18

Learning Space

Female Wc

FFL 32.000 06 FIRST FLOOR FFL

Workshop

FFL 32.000 06 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4000

18

Learning Space

Corridor

Workshop

24

18

Learning Space

Female Wc

Workshop

FFL 28.000 05 FIRST FLOOR FFL

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4000

42000

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Copyright

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

1

A400

38

Corridor

Lounge Room

Forecourt

24

Lounge Room

Lecture Room

Female Wc

FFL 24.000 04 FIRST FLOOR FFL

Forecourt

FFL 24.000 04 FIRST FLOOR FFL

PROJECT 4000

18

Learning Space

Workshop

Corridor

24

18

Learning Space

Female Wc

FFL 20.000 03 FIRST FLOOR FFL

Workshop

Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Fire Escape Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

Learning Space

DICHROISM

FFL 20.000 03 FIRST FLOOR FFL 81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

4000

18

Learning Space

Workshop

Corridor

24

18

Learning Space

Female Wc

FFL 16.000 LEVEL 02 RCP

Workshop

FFL 16.000 LEVEL 02 RCP

4000

18

Learning Space

Workshop

Corridor

24

DRAWING TITLE

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Female Wc

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

Workshop

SECTIONS

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

6000

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Café

Storage

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9

24

Female WC

Café

FFL 6.000 00 GROUND FLOOR FFL

Retail

FFL 6.000 00 GROUND FLOOR FFL

18

18

Main Switch Room

Bike Bay

Bike Bay

NORTH

18

Corridor

24

Female WC

18

Fire Tank

Electrical Substation 9

Main Switch Room

18

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Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

M10 BOLT / NUT / WASHER Crommelin Concrete Floor Sealer BUILDING BRACKET WASHER

SHADE BRACKET CLIP

FIXING BOLTS

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051

BUILDING FIXING BRACKET

T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

FRONT FACE

CONCRETE SLAB

PROJECT

DICHROISM

WOOD BLOCKING

M10 BOLT / NUT / WASHER

81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053 VARILLA ROSCADA

'SLIK' SYSTEM (NO NEED FOR DOOR FACE BUNG OR VISIBLE KEYHOLE)

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INTERLOCKING FIRE PINS

TYPICAL FACADE/CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

METAL CEILING

FABRIC

500 ACCESS PANEL

CEILING SUSPENSION GRIDS FOR EXPORTING

NORTH

HEMBAR

ALUMINUM REINFORCEMENT

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1

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1:5

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Copyright

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SPOON DRINA

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051

600

400 DIA PILES.

90 100

T (61) 0402 1997

43*11 FJ PlNE BEVELLED SKIRTING PAINT FINISH. 90*19 MM SOLID SYDNEY BLUE GUM TIMBER FLOOR BOARD

100MM CAVITY / SPOON DRINA

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90MM BLOCK

FFL 1.500 B1 BASEMENT FFL

PROJECT

25MM TOP HAT 10MM PLASTERBOARD PAINT FINISH.

DICHROISM 81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

43*11 FJ PlNE BEVELLED SKIRTING PAINT FINISH.

DRAWING TITLE

1

A402

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SLAB BASE. REFER TO TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DOCUMENTATION FOR DETAILS.

1 : 20

2

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Basement Setail Plan

TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

1 : 20

CONCRETE SLAB. REFER TO TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DOCUMENTATION FOR DETAILS.

NORTH

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REVISION

Architecture

NinetySeven 151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

TAK-CAPS™ PEDESTALS OVER DRAIN PAVERS UNI-JUST™ PEDESTALS

Copyright

ROOF DRAIN

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

TILE TECH PAVERS 60psI INSULATION

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 FSL 44.512

WATERPROOF MEMBRANE

T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

WPMEN

PROJECT FFL 44.000 09 FIRST FLOOR FFL

DICHROISM 81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

M10 BOLT / NUT / WASHER VARILLA ROSCADA

'SLIK' SYSTEM (NO NEED FOR DOOR FACE BUNG OR VISIBLE KEYHOLE)

CLEAR APERTURE

DRAWING TITLE METAL CEILING

500 ACCESS PANEL

HIDDEN BEADED FRAME FOR TAPE AND JOINTING

CEILING SUSPENSION GRIDS FOR EXPORTING

ALUMINUM REINFORCEMENT

TYPICAL FACADE/CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

NORTH

1

2021/5/26 18:39:16

A403

Roof Detail Section

DRAWN

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1 : 10

SCALE

1 : 10 @A1

DRAWING No.

A403

REVISION

Architecture

NinetySeven 151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

OVERALL 12991

405

2790 273

90

359

272 25 275

359

90 277 30 279

359

282

90

2000 458

90

750

165

355

273

3720

175

1811

250

Copyright

SELF-CLOSING DOOR FOR DDA TOILET TO COMPLY TO BCA REQUIREMENTS

D 001

90

90

PBD-01

PBD-01

D 003

D 005

PBD-01

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051

MI-1

3

CN-02

HB-1

L1.001 Air Lock 6.3 m²

L1.005 Airlock 6.3 m²

CF-01

2

4 3

MI-1

1789

Floor - Concrete Finish

CF-01

CT-01

1

HB-1

PBD-01

4

815

2

3

Ceramic Tile

HD-01

CN-02

Floor - Concrete Finish

HB-1

MI-1

55

GR-03

G R -0 3

G R -0 3

MI-1

500 WC-01

WC-01

PBD-01

WC-01

WC-02

PBD-01

GR-01

WC-01

W C-01

W C-01

905

30

905

30

833

920

HD-01

PBD-01

717

450

920

81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

W C-01

CN-02

0 250 0

DICHROISM

HB-1

483

PBD-01

454

PBD-01

152

GR-03

MI-1

HD-01

Am bulant Toilet

GR-02

152

815

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PROJECT

HD-01

1759

2578

HB-1

MI-1

2 1

PBD-01

3

HD-01

Ceramic Tile

MI-1

1 4

Ceramic Tile

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

CT-01

L1.003 DDA Toliet 6.7 m²

1035

OVERALL 3947

HD-01

CT-01

PBD-01

T (61) 0402 1997

PBD-01 637

2

820

D 004 L1.004 Female WC 12.4 m²

1 4

30

1398

820 1542

HB-1

L1.002 Male WC 9.3 m²

D 002

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850900

90

1810 1405

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250

30

905

30

905

30

900

12491

250

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TYPICAL AMENITIES PLAN

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OVERALL 12991

NORTH

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A500

TYPICAL AMENITIES PLAN

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DRAWING No.

A500

REVISION

Architecture

NinetySeven 151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

PBD-01

913

D 003

890

PBD-01

MI-1

Copyright

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

GR-01

900

800

HB-1

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

1

A510

Elevation 1 - ACCESSIBLE WC

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

12

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

2

A510

1 : 20

Elevation 2 - ACCESSIBLE WC

1 : 20

PROJECT

DICHROISM 81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

PBD-01

PBD-01

DRAWING TITLE 73 152 MI-1

225

225 142

700

TYPICAL AMENITIES ELEVATIONS ACCESSIBLE WC

905 80 8 40.0°

385

150

1000

WC-02

800

1055

90 890

390

HB-1

GR-01

305

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

800

3

A510

Elevation 3 - ACCESSIBLE WC

1 : 20

BN-01

465

WC-02

410

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GR-02 GR-02

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

4

A510

Elevation 4 - ACCESSIBLE WC

1 : 20

DRAWN

Eason Shen & Alexa

SCALE

1：200@A1

DRAWING No.

A510

REVISION

Architecture

NinetySeven 151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

PBD-01

PBD-01

PBD-01

259

Copyright

700

500

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

WC-01

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu 151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

T (61) 0402 1997

1

A511

Elevation 1 - MALE WC

2

A511

1 : 20

Elevation 2 - MALE WC

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

1 : 20

PROJECT

920

900

DICHROISM

900

81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

DRAWING TITLE

PBD-01

2100

G R -0 3

D 002

G R -0 3 GR-03

499

1260

875

WC-01

W C-01

B N-01

B N-01

W C-01

450

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110

TYPICAL AMENITIES ELEVATIONS

B N-01

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

DRAWN

3

A511

Elevation 3 - MALE WC

4

A511

1 : 20

Eason Shen & Alexa

Elevation 4 - MALE WC

SCALE

1 : 20

1：200@A1

DRAWING No.

A511

REVISION

Architecture

NinetySeven 151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997 E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

45

900

452

815

815

455

PBD-01

MI-1

MI-1

MI-1

MI-1

H B -1

H B -1

H B -1

900

D 001

900

PBD-01

Copyright

HD-01

D 002

900

800

390

100

Haoliang Shen Yue Wu

800

HB-1

151 Abbotsford St, North Melbourne VIC 3051 T (61) 0402 1997

410

E NinetySeven@NinetySeven.com.au

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

1

A512

Elevation 1 - AIRLOCK

2

A512

1 : 20

Elevation 2 - AIRLOCK

1 : 20 PROJECT

DICHROISM 81 Bouverie St, Carlton VIC 3053

PBD-01 PBD-01

DRAWING TITLE

MI-1 HD-01

H D-01

H D-01

TYPICAL AMENITIES ELEVATIONS AIRLOCK

H D-01

1000

HB-1

270

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405 FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

FFL 12.000 01 FIRST FLOOR FFL

453

3

A512

Elevation 3 - AIRLOCK

1 : 20

4

A512

815

Elevation 4 - AIRLOCK

816

1398

1 : 20

DRAWN

Eason Shen & Alexa

SCALE

1：20@A1

DRAWING No.

A512

REVISION

PROFESSIONAL + PERSONAL PROJECTS

COCOMAT-HOTEL // ARCHIFORD TYPE: RESIDENTIAL SITE: SHANGHAI, CHINA INVOLVEMENT PHASE: INSTALLATION ART, VISUALIZATION Project description: What kind of stories can make people understand and intuitively experience nature’s lifestyle. Our story system revolves around the deconstruction of sculptures and plants. From the aesthetic touch-motivational questioninteresting reading-the metaphorical understanding of the brand story, this process establishes a natural brand image. We correspond to sheep from fabrics, from dyes to plants, and from wood to trees, corresponding to the most primitive elements one by one. These elements are written into scenes in the grammar of sculpture and landscape. People recognize the elements in the scene to understand the story and recognize the value. If the sculpture landscapes and node designs are transformed into words, then people are walking in the story culture. We insist that nothing is easier to move people than for beauty and culture.

ELEVATION

DATA VISULIZATION The data pedestrian counts can be helpful to understand the different locations people are in at other times so that one can infer their activity. The main few areas are near several train stations within the CBD. The data is updated once a month and can be used to determine action on a day-by-day basis. Different coloured lines represent the types of parking lots.

Floor space by block connections - Commercial

Floor space by use by block

Types

2008-2018

Commercial Commercial Accommodation Office Community Use Equipment Installation

The data shows floor space (in square metres) per city block, classified by their space use and small area allocation. We have explored it in more detail for better prediction. Blocks are divided into different proportions and colors depending on the type of space use.We show the alternating bars with different functional percentages of blocks in CBD from 2008 to 2018, and the colors represent different types of space.

THE TEMPORAL CITY // DESIGN STUDIO ACADEMIC TERM: 3B DESIGN STUDIO | 2021 TUTOR: IAN NAZARETH & DAVID SCHWARZMAN TYPE: URBAN SITE: MELBOURNE CBD Project description: The city is a combination of interdependencies and chemical chain reactions.

It is never a single object. Often, they are large-scale platforms. A city is a large-scale view of interactive potential. From spatial arrangements to different users. Human and non-humans coordinate with each other to create a dense network of interdependencies. I also use time as a dimension. In this way, the structure of the architecture can be understood as a process that unfolds dynamically over time.

These processes start with configurations that gradually become part of the built environment. Throughout the process, the number of dimensions gradually increases, leading to a design process that mechanically resembles evolution. The duality between motion and stasis is a metaphor for the spatial relationship between human and non-human subjects. Furthermore, the three-dimensional subdivision city offers more possibilities for the parcelization. Attachment to large participants increases the opportunities for smaller institutions to be attracted. These opportunities are an advantage for them.

Full portfolio for this project - https://issuu.com/rmitarchitecture/docs/yuewu_folio

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