Curriculum Vitae Anthony Ip Date of birth: 18/01/1992 Born in Auckland, New Zealand
Education and Achievements:
Employment:
[2014] Accepted entrance into RMIT.
[2013-2014]
Unit 33 block 3 Richmond Gardens, Kowloon Bay Hong Kong
[2013] Won State competition for a year-long student internship at Arkhefield. Competition involved a 3-stage process of design entry, presentation and interview.
Ph: 041 6848819 Anthony.sy.ip@gmail.com
[2012] Standout Submission in ‘Urban Collective’ International Housing Design competition, where the goal was to design a series of pre-fab houses able to be fit within a standard shipping container.
As my year out for 2013, I worked for Arkhefield. I was under design and document supervision of a practice director. I assisted him in all stages of projects including various tasks such as competition work, documentation, 3d modelling and physical model making. I have been involved in various projects including 420 Flinders street, Townsville Port Inner Habour Expansion, Hamilton Reach, Howard Smith Wharves competition and the Brisbane City Plan. I was also involved in managing and updating the graphic library for the practice.
Personal Profile:
I am a graduated architecture student from the University of Queensland. I was born in Auckland graduating from Saint Kentigern College and my short-term career goal is to follow a competent researcher as an apprentice so I can improve my understanding in humanistic design and the role of the digital culture in contemporary society. Technical Proficiency: Sketch up+Vray - - Photoshop - Autocad - Revit - Vasari - 3ds Max - Vasari - Indesign - Rhino - Hand drawing
Qualifications: - Bachelor of Architectural Design - - - - -
Certified Autodesk Revit 2012 Associate and Professional. GPA 3.5/4 Achieved Merit in the National Certificate in Educational Achievement (NCEA) Level 3. Passed Grade 6 Violin and Grade 5 Theory in the Royal School of Music Examinations. New Zealand Level 1 badminton coach.
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Australian Institute of Architects SONA=Student Organised Network for Architecture University of Queensland Badminton Club Autodesk Student Member
[2011] Passed Autodesk Revit 2012 Certification Assessments, currently an: “Autodesk Revit Architecture 2012 Certified Associate and Professional METRIC” [2011] Winner of “2011 Autodesk Emergency Kit” Design Competition, won a trip to Las Vegas, Nevada, USA to attend Autodesk University, also presenting about my design during the conference. [2011] Shortlisted for Kingspan ‘Point of Reference’ competition, was in People’s Choice Awards [2011] In Student/Mentor scheme with Bruno Alahakone [2010] Shortlisted for the Slo-go design competition for SONA [2007-2009] Saint Kentigern College, Pakuranga, Auckland, New Zealand Achievement of Level 3 NCEA (Merit) [2009] Designed logo for the “All Stars Badminton Club” which was published.
Other: [2012]- Delivered a short presentation at the Autodesk ANZ Channel Summit about the “Emergency Kit” design and Autodesk products applied in architecture. [2012]- Organised a webinar for the 3rd year students of the University of Queensland from Samuel Macalister about Revit and introduction to cloud technology plus rendering. [2012]- Interviewed Mia Casa Architecture designer Lothar van Middelaar, with subjects covering residential housing approaches, material choices, working within the building company Stonwood and comparisons of the New Zealand climate to Europe and Australia. [2011]- Being the winner of the Autodesk “Emergency Kit” competition, delivered a short presentation about the “Emergency Kit” design in Las Vegas, Nevada, America.
[2011-2012]
Interests:
[Arkhefield]
[Aedas-Hong Kong]
From November 2011 to February 2012, I worked as a Summer Trainee for the Hong Kong/ British international architecture firm Aedas. I was involved in high-rise residential development projects in the PRCC, jobs involved all stages of the design process including drafting CAD drawings (drawing plans, xrefing documents and hatching), Photoshop (creating photo-realistic renders from Sketchup, colouring elevations and drawing diagrams), Sketchup modelling and preparation of Powerpoint documents for presentation to client. [2010-2011] [University of Queensland] In the years 2010 and 2011, I was team manager and captain for the badminton team. Jobs involved logistics for the team, organising trainings and submitting the score sheets after every match. [2010] [Auckland Badminton Association] In 2010, I was team manager and assistant coach for an Auckland team. The team would have local derby’s and tournaments to attend which I had to organise with the managers of other teams and tournament officials. Other jobs include organising trainings and making sure my team attended competitions on time and in the correct. [Lloyd Elsmore Badminton Club] [2007-2010] This took place after high school on weekdays where I coached children aged 5-15 from 4pm7pm. My job involved encouraging children to learn new badminton skills including accuracy, footwork and sporting attitude while still having fun. I also did simple logistics during the end of the day. [2007-2009]
[Watime Holdings (2002) Ltd]
Watime Holdings is a Wholesale souvenir business that I helped out during the summer holidays. My main duties were tidying, packing and organising the products sold, including jewellery, sunglasses and stationery. I would also take orders from customers and send them to different customers around New Zealand on time. Extra jobs would include the making of the catalogue, which included skills used in photography and Photoshop.
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Fine arts, mostly contemporary and street-art. Digital involvement in architecture, especially pre-fab architecture. I enjoy reading novels. I enjoy playing badminton and have represented New Zealand, UQ and Queensland. Though I enjoy playing all racquet sports including tennis, squash and tabletennis. I like to spend time with friends and family keeping up with what they are up to.
Reference: - To be provided upon request - Reference letters end of portfolio
University / 2014 / Masters RMIT / 2112 ai xTreme_studio
University / 2014 / Masters RMIT / 2112 ai xTreme_studio
2112 ai xTreme_studio Team Supervisors: Tom Kovac, Michael Mei Our brief is to create a Spacelab programme in deep space. Through investigating space theories and predicting phenomena in deep space, we have developed architecture through conjecture, developing the possibility for human habitation and evolution over time. The NEXUS project describes an evolving self-propagating living organism designed to adapt and evolve exponentially in the conditions of space. Cosmic radiation for growth and the search for water/moisture/H2O for survival played an important role to advise and influence an evolving form.
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Spatial Perspective
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Process Drawings
University / 2014 / Masters RMIT / 2112 ai xTreme_studio
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Video Frameshots
University / 2014 / Masters RMIT / 2112 ai xTreme_studio
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Interior Perspective
University / 2014 / Masters RMIT / Lest We Forget
University / 2014 / Masters RMIT / Lest We Forget
Lest We Forget Team Supervisors: Mark Raggatt and Tim Pyke In a studio interested in the themes of death and investigated the symbolism and monumentalism that spawned from this concept. The studio is currently on-going and will begin to design a skyscraper in Melbourne CBD. Readings of ‘Delerious New York’ by Rem Koolhaas supported these themes of monument and ‘BIGNESS’. Weekly physical models were made where my buildings were the CCTV Beijing, Monument to Baron Louis-Felix de Beajour - Paris and Douaumont ossuary - Scotland.
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Physical Model Perspective
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Process of CCTV + Precedent Studies
Competitions / 2012 / eVolo - Pathfinder
Competitions / 2012 / eVolo - Pathfinder
eVolo - Pathfinder Competition: Ray Chan, Wayne Ching, Johnny Gian, Kieran Lai This project was submitted into eVolo with the theme of raising awareness of the visually impaired, by designing a monumental skyscraper in Indonesia. This tower would be a multi-purpose hub for the disabled utilizing acoustic sounds and textile materials to guide the disabled. The skyscraper is approached with bridged connections across the city to maintain safety and guidance of the citizens.
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Exterior Perspective
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Approach + Analysis
University / 2014 / Vasari
University / 2014 / Vasari
SOLAR RADIATION - 3PM
SOLAR RADIATION - 9AM
WIND TUNNEL - FLOW VETOR
WIND TUNNEL - POS500
WIND TUNNEL - POS200
WIND TUNNEL - FLOW VETOR
WIND TUNNEL - POS400
WIND TUNNEL - POS100
WIND TUNNEL - POS600
WIND TUNNEL - POS300
WIND TUNNEL - POS70
SOLAR RADIATION - 4PM
VASARI Research This was a project analysing my current studio skyscraper in the site of 400 Bourke Street, Melbourne. I used Autodesk Dynamo to play with the nurbs creating a unique form and used Vasari to analyse the tower with the correct solar investigation and wind tunnel investigation.
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Solar Investigation
SOLAR RADIATION - 5PM
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Wind Tunnel Investigation
Employment / 2013-2014 / Arkhefield / 420 Flinders Street
For Construction
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Do not scale from drawings. Dimensions are to be checked on site prior to commencement of work. Discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the author. Electronic drawings are uncontrolled documents and are issued for information only. Any dimensions not nominated must be referred to the Architect for confirmation. The concepts and information contained in this document are the copyright of Arkhefield. Use or copying of the document in whole or in part without the written permission of Arkhefield constitutes an infringement of copyright.
Employment / 2013-2014 / Arkhefield / 420 Flinders Street
LEGENDS
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All structural elements are shown indicative only. Architectural drawings define location and the integration of structural elements in the overall building design. For details please refer to structural engineers drawings. Detected discrepancies between structural and architectural drawings are to be reported to Arkhefield immediately.
The builder and sub-contractors are to ensure that all building elements are installed in accordance with Australian Standards, BCA requirements and all other relevant legislation and guidelines. Penetrations incorporated into these drawings are indicative only and must be confirmed with the latest services drawings prior to construction of all slabs and walls.
Typical Cladding Perforations Setout
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PROJECT
Ergon Energy
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CLIENT
420 Flinders Street
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SCALE:
APPROVED
420 Flinders Street is a commercial / mixed use office building I was involved with in 2013, completed in October. The facade features a pattern of vertical sunblades, attributing to the 5 Star Green Star rating of the building. One of my main design involvements with the project are the stairs, where I saw through the process of cladding design through to construction.
Typical Cladding Details
DRAWING NAME
Team Supervisors: Juergen Weigl
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Property Owner - 420 on Flinders Pty Ltd
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Typical Expressed Joint
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3D Cladding Joint Detail
420 Flinders Street, Townsville QLD
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Shadowline Detail 1:2
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Typical Underside Stair 3 Cladding 1 : 20
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Shadowline Elevation 1:5
DISC
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DWG No.
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- Street View Photograph
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Diagrams + Site Aerial
Employment / 2013-2014 / Arkhefield / Commonwealth Games Village 2018
Employment / 2013-2014 / Arkhefield / Commonwealth Games Village 2018
Commonwealth Games Village 2018 Games Mode
Collaboration: ARM Architecture, Archipelago Architects Team Supervisors: Shy Tay, Andrew Gutteridge (Winner)
Legacy Mode
Arkhefield is currently in collaboration with ARM and Archipelago bid for the CGV in the Gold Coast. The main objective in the brief is for the teams to design in two modes: Games Mode and Legacy Mode. Where the Games Mode refers to the period where the athletes will use the village for a period of six months. The Legacy Mode refers to the remainder of the building’s lifespan AFTER the Games Mode, where proposals are created to serve more permanent purposes. - Diagram describing the ‘big’ organisational moves for the site.
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Site Master Plan - Games Mode
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Diagrams + Site Aerial
- Diagram describing proposed landscape features and environmental qualities of the site.
- Top: One building plan illustrating the difference between Games Mode and Legacy Mode.
G-House Study 2011