Annabel L Fraser (Bel) design portfolio
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LEVEL 0 1:500
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D E kitchen
kitchen
bath
halflight warm room
reception
sauna
service core
service core
de-robing room
changing room
Structure Services Facade Access
1:200 Level 1
Heavy Heavy Multiple Styles Decentralised
cafe
main exhibition
exhibition with relation to the built
exhibition with relation to the built
staff
staff
staff
staff
education
exhibition
exhibition
shop memorial
main exhibition
shop bath
memorial
memorial
memorial
simulation eathquake house exhibition memorial
simulation eathquake house exhibition memorial
memorial
viewing platform up fault line
memorial
viewing platform up fault line
wade pool
connecting platform
paddle pool waterfall stairs
HAMMAM
bath
meeting platform
education
service core bath
cafe
1:200 Level 0
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kitchen
cafe
HAMMAM
1:200 Level 2
EAST ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
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NORTH ELEVATION
HAMMAM
Facade Form Driven by: Lighting Characteristics
WEST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
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SOUTH ELEVATION ANNABEL FRASER
EAST WEST SECTION
Structure Services Facade Access
SCHEME 1:HAMMAM
SCALE 1:100
Moderate Moderate Green Decentralised
Facade Form Driven by: Environmental Characteristics LEVEL 2 NORTH FACING PERSPECTIVE OF SCHEME 2 >URBAN GARDEN<
STREET VIEW OF SCHEME 2 >URBAN GARDEN< LOOKING FROM PARK TOWARDS WEST
EAST WEST SECTION 1:200
Structure Services Facade Access
CURVED FLOOR PLATES
SCHEME 2:URBAN GARDEN SCALE 1:100 TIME LAPSE SINCE LAST DESIGN 70YEARS
Moderate Moderate Glazed Centralised
Facade Form Driven by: Business (efficiency) Characteristics LEVEL 2 NORTH FACING PERSPECTIVE OF SCHEME 3 >OFFICE BLOCK<
STREET VIEW OF SCHEME 3 >OFFICE BLOCK< LOOKING FROM PARK TOWARDS WEST
EAST WEST SECTION 1:200
Structure Services Facade Access
REGULAR ALIGNED FLOOR PLATES
SCHEME 3:OFFICE BUILDING SCALE 1:100 TIME LAPSE SINCE LAST DESIGN 70YEARS
Moderate Light White Textures Decentralised
Facade Form Driven by: Circulation Characteristics LEVEL 2 NORTH FACING PERSPECTIVE OF SCHEME 4 >ART GALLERY<
STREET VIEW OF SCHEME 4 >ART GALLERY< LOOKING FROM PARK TOWARDS WEST
EAST WEST SECTION 1:200
ALIGNED FLOOR PLATES TO EXAGGERATE A FORM
SCHEME 4:GALLERY SCALE 1:100 TIME LAPSE SINCE LAST DESIGN 70YEARS
ANNABEL FRASER
04.12.13
Contact and Portfolio Contents
Annabel Louise Fraser
Computer Program Proficiency Levels (2013)
Ferguson Street Newtown
Design Sub(vert.)Urbanity (2013 Ongoing) 4 Time Frames (2012) 8 Earthquake Museum (2011) 10
Construction Concrete Construction (2011) 12 Timber Construction (2010) 14 Steel Construction (2012) 16 A LEVEL 0 1:500 WELLINGTON FAULT OHARIU FAULT
WAIRARAPA FAULT
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LEVEL 0 1:500
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WAIRARAPA FAULT
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M +64 27 932 0189 frasera@live.com
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Competition Work 18 D
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kitchen
bath
halflight warm room
reception
kitchen
sauna
service core
service core
bath
cafe
de-robing room
changing room
1:200 Level 1
HAMMAM
Structure Services Facade Access
Heavy Heavy Multiple Styles Decentralised
cafe
exhibition
shop
shop
bath
memorial
main exhibition
main exhibition
exhibition with relation to the built
exhibition with relation to the built
memorial
memorial
staff
simulation eathquake house exhibition
memorial
staff
simulation eathquake house exhibition
memorial
staff
memorial
viewing platform up fault line
D
staff
memorial
viewing platform up fault line
wade pool
connecting platform
paddle pool waterfall stairs
1:200 Level 0
bath
education
exhibition
memorial
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kitchen
cafe
meeting platform
education
service core
HAMMAM
1:200 Level 2
EAST ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
HAMMAM
Facade Form Driven by: Lighting Characteristics
WEST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION ANNABEL FRASER
EAST WEST SECTION
Structure Services Facade Access
SCHEME 1:HAMMAM
SCALE 1:100
Moderate Moderate Green Decentralised
Facade Form Driven by: Environmental Characteristics LEVEL 2 NORTH FACING PERSPECTIVE OF SCHEME 2 >URBAN GARDEN<
STREET VIEW OF SCHEME 2 >URBAN GARDEN< LOOKING FROM PARK TOWARDS WEST
EAST WEST SECTION 1:200
Structure Services Facade Access
CURVED FLOOR PLATES
SCHEME 2:URBAN GARDEN SCALE 1:100 TIME LAPSE SINCE LAST DESIGN 70YEARS
Moderate Moderate Glazed Centralised
Facade Form Driven by: Business (efficiency) Characteristics LEVEL 2 NORTH FACING PERSPECTIVE OF SCHEME 3 >OFFICE BLOCK<
STREET VIEW OF SCHEME 3 >OFFICE BLOCK< LOOKING FROM PARK TOWARDS WEST
EAST WEST SECTION
SCHEME 3:OFFICE BUILDING SCALE 1:100
ANNABEL FRASER
Beginner Intermediate Expert
Beginner Intermediate Expert
Computer Program Proficiency Levels
Revit
Revit
AutoCAD
AutoCAD
Vasari
Vasari
EcoTect
EcoTect
3DS Max
3DS Max
Excel
Excel
Word
Word
PowerPoint
PowerPoint
ABLF
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Photoshop
Photoshop
Illustrator
Illustrator
InDesign
InDesign
ArchiCAD
ArchiCAD
Earth
SolidWorks
Earth
SolidWorks
Sub(vert.)Urbanity
ARCHI591 - Masters of Architecture (Professional) - Victoria University Wellington
Abstract:: New Zealanders continue to reject higher density housing as a way of living. The detached house in the suburbs remains the preferred housing of choice for most. This proposal overcomes attributes detrimental to the desirability of higher density living, as identified by the Centre for Housing Research Aotearoa. This inner city housing proposal, in central Wellington, incorporates these attributes, with additional design considerations, to offer an alternative model for living; one that provides housing choice structured through an integrated vision for landscape. Key considerations include creating high levels of
amenity: landscape, solar access, privacy, a vertical neighbourhood, and balancing collective and private amenity. The proposal provides a range of housing types â&#x20AC;&#x201C; apartments, maisonettes, terraces â&#x20AC;&#x201C; to accommodate household diversity targeting various stages of the family life stage cycle. As an inner city proposal it demonstrates how the perceived loss of private amenity afforded by the suburbs can be offset by the facility rich city. Just as these dwellings draw from the surrounding city, so too the project gives back to the public realm.
Supervisor: Kerstin Thompson
ABLF
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Architectonic â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;slidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;
Constrained along two axis, freeing the third
Structural Concept:
Sectional perspective through two North-South orientated units
double height units for solar access and green interventions
A mega-structure creating double height, double aspect, and broad two unit zones capable of division in multiple ways
Sub(vert.)Urbanity 48m2 int 11m2 ext 144m2 int 11m2 ext
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Typical Unit Plan :: East West Orientated with Duel Key Potential
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Landscape Typologies Defined by different ownership and location parameters
View From Circulation
Indoor Outdoor Connection Connection through to Mount Victoria
Time Frames
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Tutor; Anne Mette Frandsen Project Description: There were two seemingly contradictory briefs for this project, adaptability (for submission to a Danish student future designs competition) and site specificity. Sited in Vesterbro, Copenhagenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s colourful suburb of ethnic minorities and young professionals, this design responds through an adapting structure and facade system to meet the evolving needs of the suburb. With a bolted steel frame structure, and a clip in
halflight warm room
reception
kitchen
de-robing room
sauna
service core
service core
cafe
HAMMAM
Structure Services Facade Access
meeting platform service core
changing room
wade pool
connecting platform
paddle pool waterfall stairs
1:200 Level 0
steel curtain type facade, the design aimed to step away from modular looking buildings to prove there is a flexible, and iconic, way beyond kit-set living. The programme selected for digital parametric design development was the Hammam due to its social environmental potential and heavy service requirements; thus able to test the most conceptually and constructionally difficult programme for the systemâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s adaptability.
1:200 Level 1
HAMMAM
1:200 Level 2
Adaptability
HAMMAM
Heavy Heavy Multiple Styles Decentralised
Facade Form Driven by: Lighting Characteristics
Site EAST WEST SECTION
Structure Services Facade Access
SCHEME 1:HAMMAM
SCALE 1:100
Moderate Moderate Green Decentralised
Facade Form Driven by: Environmental Characteristics LEVEL 2 NORTH FACING PERSPECTIVE OF SCHEME 2 >URBAN GARDEN<
ABLF
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A Life in Denmark: While living in Denmark I gained experience beyond what I had hoped for before beginning my exchange there. The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts is the oldest school of architecture
in the world, established in 1754. It is situated in a city seeped in European traditions and follows these traditions internally rigorously with healthy yet strict time and life balance expectations.
As an arts academy the school had an experimental approach to design focussing on modelling and hand draughting to develop an ideaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sophistication. In Scandinavia the
school also had a deeply embedded understanding of phenomenological design, which proved an enriching and uplifting contrast to my earlier education.
Earthquake Museum ARCI312 - Victoria University Wellington
A LEVEL 1
LEVEL 0 1:500
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
Project Description:
ANNABEL FRASER
WELLINGTON FAULT
NORTH
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Tutor; Daniele Abreuelima
WAIRARAPA FAULT
C B
D E kitchen bath
cafe
main exhibition
staff
staff
education
exhibition shop bath
memorial
exhibition with relation to the built memorial
simulation eathquake house exhibition memorial
memorial
viewing platform up fault line
EAST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION ANNABEL FRASER
This Wellington sited project is designed as a Land Mark memorial, museum and educational facility to aid understanding New Zealandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unique seismic conditions.
ABLF
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The form is derived from a model study of the movements of tectonic plates to create a dramatic and unique building.
Concrete Construction SARC321 - Victoria University Wellington
Tutor; Simon Twoose
A LEVEL 1
LEVEL 0 1:500
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
WELLINGTON FAULT
NORTH
OHARIU FAULT
WAIRARAPA FAULT
C B
D E kitchen bath
cafe
main exhibition
staff
staff
education
exhibition shop bath
memorial
exhibition with relation to the built memorial
simulation eathquake house exhibition memorial
memorial
viewing platform up fault line
EAST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION ANNABEL FRASER
A continuation of the Earthquake Museum design assignment into construction left to right: seismic gap section roof detail, parapet detail, plan seismic joint detail
ABLF
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Timber Construction NZS3604 SARC221 - Victoria University Wellington
Tutor; Sunil Bakshi
First Light House detail plans with reference to NZS3604. Recent work with this timber design document is more sophisticated, although modelling (at 1:5) undertaken only in this course
ABLF
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First Light Briefing Image
Steel Construction
Tutor; Simon Twoose 28.1m 5.5m
5.5m
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3m 9.6m
3m 3m
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CUBA STREET
space frame diaphragm above
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CoM
eccentricity
resistance
Section B
CoR
therefor structure 20% overdesigned
X direction
torsion resistance provided by verticle structure to due to eccentricity shown in plan (loaded from the Y direction) resistance
ARCI421 - Victoria University Wellington
space frame deformation under X direction lateral loading
level 4 24000
level 3 18000 (average height)
254x150 X direction beam
level 2 12000
all columns 260x256
level 1 6000 140x140 Y direction beam
tie dimensions X direction 91x91
space frame diaphragm
tie dimensions Y direction 83x83 Section A
Section B
elevation and plan drawings at 1:250
This double skin facade protects a hydroponic garden for Cuba Street in the year 2030. Left to right: assembled 3D facade/structure junction, structural breakdown of design, space frame floor/facade junction
ABLF
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Competition Work
24H SANNZ Design Competition - Wellington Transport Hub - First Runner Up
Collaborators; Margot Bowen and Luke Bryant
ABLF
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Project Description:
Rail
Ferry
Site
Hydro Bus
Rail
Hydro Bus
Ferry
This project is sited 50m from Wellington’s existing rail and bus stations, 200m for the ferry terminals and alongside one of the city’s main arterial routes. This design, for the year 2030, proposes using one of the city’s significant natural resources, water, to sustainably power a new hydro train, bus and airport and interisland ferry transport network. Designed is the ferry hub, the connection to the existing railway station and a new semi-submerged bus station each for passenger interchanges and refuelling facilities.
Architecture is not so much a knowledge of form, but a form of knowledge -Bernard Tschumi
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