BA Class of 2017

BA Hons

Architecture 2017 http://architecture-ljmu.tumblr.com/

Emmanuel Adedokun BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University e.adeokun4@gmail.com

(+44)07788215573

DOMUMO

Domumo derives from the Latin language and it stands for home. A home should make you feel secure and comfortable but it wouldnĂĽt be your own home if it didnĂĽt make you comfortable. By utilising the concept of hard and soft flexibility, this project will allow the residents to mix with the community but to also benefit of a private space which they can change to make their self-more comfortable.

The project focuses on building a residential& communal space for exmilitary people who are displaced and no longer have a home to go to.

Joshua Adejumo

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University joshadejumo@gmail.com

0778 8216 884

A place that inspires creativity in writers by connecting them to nature by breaking into the heart of man?s scared habitation. Organising elements: Water, Air, Light and Vegetation.

Faisal Alhaek Naji

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University hayek.faisal@gmail.com

+966502525268

The Living Machine

The design of The Living Machine aims to provoke the sense of responsibility towards our weathering planet.

Through harmonising the influx of people, machines, and natural phenomena, the building provides a vivid experience for visitors to blend with natural and artificial environments.

Loucas Anastasiou

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University anastasiou.loucas@gmail.com

07792764504

Formby Point

In our modern day we are looking to speed up our daily tasks. For my final year project, I had to chose a site based on my own memory and exploration of slowness. I chose Formby because the idea of escaping into nature from the urban environment is something that I have always remembered as being a slow paced experience. Based on my analysis of Formby, the programme will primarily consist of a workshop and gallery space on the sand.

Yusuf-Samet Aydin

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University yusufsametaydin@gmail.com

07736 158 299

PROJECT INSPIRATION

The design idea is primarily based on the Tetris Effect. Professor Richard Haier from the California Medicine School demonstrated game’s surreal feature to reflect into real life. As you close the game Tetris, the mind continues to play the game. For instance, when shopping for grocery person can find themselves rearranging items on the shelves. Haier also proved that the game Tetris can help to increase brain size and plasticity, therefore a person can relate ideas more efficient and easy. As the project is focusing on the Literature Collective, the Tetris effect and it’s Design Reflections can contribute their writing process and provoke them to creative and complex thinking.

Mark Barlow

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University markus.Barlow@googlemail.com

markbarlowarchitecture.co.uk

22 Year old student from the North West. I have always been interested in drawings since a young age, witch took me down a route of an art based course. While studying It has given me the opportunity to experiment with different styles of drawing and model making. My final project gave me the chance to create a modern factory on the site of Edge Hill to improve the site to make it a hub like it once was.

Jesse Barnes

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University jesse.barnes@hotmail.com

07518570622 / +350 54028370

The Sacred and the Profane

This project was inspired by metal and pattern, in particular, Tungsten. Tungsten

has strong links with artificial lighting

which lead the project to focus on the play

of natural light and artificial light. I also

looked at the pattern of people who would be in spaces where artificial and natural daylight were present. From this, I decided

the best place to play with artificial lighting was a night club.

Yasmin Barson

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University ybarson22@ymail.com

07581461422

The Factory of Pollination

The Factory of Pollination is set in the not so distant future, a future where the honeybee no longer exists in our cities. Our swollen concrete metropolises have banished the bee, with giant monuments inhabited by humans, bringing shade upon the poured tarmacked roads, streams of paved walkways, sandwiched between concrete bridges and the underground metro that disembowels the city.

James Blackburn

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University jamesblackburn18@gmail.com

07950115318

Hollow Mountain

Snowdons Mountains and Coast are

undoubtedly one of the most stunning natural habitats in the world, but man and his activities have also changed and

shaped the landscape and left an indelible

mark on the coast and mountains. This offers us a valuable glimpse of how people lived and used the land over the centuries.

Whilst farming still remains one of the

most important industries of the area, the slate, copper and gold industries have all played an important role in the history and

culture of the region and their influence can still be seen and today felt.

Joe Carter

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University joe-carter96@virginmedia.com

07557344816

L8 Intergenerational

The UK population is both growing and ageing; people are living, working and participating in mainstream society for longer, whilst maintaining health beyond the typical age displayed by previous generations.

Iat Hei Chan

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University iathei2017@gmail.com

07449538859

Blurline- The Natural History Museum North

Blurline is a natural history museum project located in a derelict urban green space sitting on the edge of Manchester, Salford and Trafford. I wanted to reconnect the green space to the people by showing how an eco-friendly building can co-exist in harmony with a micro-ecosystem and educate them the importance of urban green space and biodiversity conservation, setting up an example for a future where nature can co-exist with humans even in urban contexts.

Jacky Ka Kei Chung BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University jackychung@hotmail.co.uk

07871551201

Made To Measure

My project Made-to-Measure is about creating a factory, based in Edge Hill, that would advance the technology of wheelchairs as I have recognised the importance of design for mobility and disability.

Matthew Crowney

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University matthewcrowney@gmail.com

07712724665

Located overlooking the River Mersey at Waterloo Dock, the proposal for the Natural History Museum North is to represent the anthropogenic impact humankind has had upon the natural world. Positioned in an area synonymous with industrialisation, the Natural History Museum North presents an alternative to traditional exhibitions, focusing specifically on the preservation and conservation of the environment. The notion of strata ultimately influenced the design of the structure, whilst the layered formation of stratigraphy is prevalent in the exhbits within.

Dan Patrick De Borja

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University deborjadan@gmail.com

07446638780

Marine Natural History Museum North

The theme of my project aims to explore the relationship between humans and nature. It’s about taking a step back and re-appreciating the beauty of nature. There are many ways in which was can begin to reconsider out relationship with nature, but all of which requires an effort. One way is by educating people about the environment, evolution and ecology.

This will help encourage people everywhere to consider themselves as part of a larger picture and to form new ideas and opinions of the world and to understand their place within it.

Charles De Borja

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University c_de_borja@hotmail.com

(+44)7453311985

The project aims to provide series of homes for the ‘out of place’ by utilizing the idea of mobility and flexibility. A house will provide permanent and temporary way of living but also cohousing which will bring individuals and families together while also enjoying their self-contained personal space.

An extension deck connected to the houses will be co-shared which aims to create good pleasantries between neighbours. The project will also provide a communal space to use, not just by people living in these houses but also the other communities around the area as well.

Sara Edilbe

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University sarah.edilbe2@hotmail.com

Collecting One’s Self

Through this project I explored the way collecting objects can trigger reminiscence and memory.

By combining the Syrian tradition of Hakawati storytelling, along with ideas of collection, and sensory experiences, I have attempted to create a safe space for displaced individuals in order for them to connect with their past environments.

William Ekuban

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University wekuban@gmail.com

07477602338

Palimpsest

The proposal explores the theme of layers in nature, writing & architecture.

Concrete incisions into Liverpool’s Festival Gardens will provide raised public routes and platforms for accommodation, a library and performance spaces.

Rachel English

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University rachelhelenenglish@hotmail.co.uk

07875400334

The Consciousness of the Skin

We connect with our environment the same way we connect with humans.

If a building hides itself from us and shelters away its true textures, we are unable to connect with it and it has little impact on our memory.

Samira Etaat

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University Samira64_etaat@yahoo.com

07453310935

HOME

Home is a place I feel I belong. My home is the heart of my family. When I walk into my home it brings back memories, I feel comforted and calm like I don’t need to worry about anything. A house is just a building where you are not used to your surroundings and you don’t feel all the warm happy feelings as there aren’t any memories. My mum bring happiness and peace to our home like nobody else. Memories of my Mum are beautiful same as a flower garden.

Nastaran Fazeli

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University nastaranfazeli285@gmail.com

07508528244

PROFOUNDER

The project originated by the research on microscopic level of metals patterns. Nitinol Alloy with its unique characteristic against corrosion had been the core of the design approach.

Aidan Guy Finlason BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University aidan_finlason@hotmail.co.uk

Twitter: aidanfin_arch

Biography & Project

22 Year old student born and raised in Manchester. I have always interested in design, drawing and creating from an early age which naturally progressed into studying architecture. Over the course I have used experimented with numerous different work flows but highly enjoy hand drawn pieces.

Emma Fitzpatrick

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University efitzpatrick202@gmail.com

07464613763

Elegy for the Arctic

Designed as a new Natural History Museum for the North, Elegy for the Arctic was adapted from a piece of music composed by Ludovico Einaudi.

Sitting on an artificial iceberg in the Arctic Ocean, a powerful call to arms to the world resonates from his piano.

This museum has been designed to inform and inspire, with its programme devoted to the future of our planet and allowing its visitors to explore the harmonious relationship between architecture, music and nature.

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Luke Greenhalgh

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University ljgreenhalgh1@hotmail.com

07950 740645

The Docking Station

The Docking Station design is a reimagining of an Irish Traveler site set between Moss Grove and Fern Grove.

The design features a permanent building that houses all the service elements required for both private and public use as well as a docking construct to attach the portable parasitic microhomes. The public use element of the docking station being used by both the Irish Travelers and the wider public to allow the communities to better integrate.

Adam Hardman

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University adam.hardman5@outlook.com

07454131184

Re-Thinking the factory : Rail Refinement

A project based at Edge Hill Station, Liverpool. The projects aim is to explore the meaning of the term ‘factory’ and reinvent it to meet the needs of the future. The project began with an urban masterplan in the area surrounding the station, with a factory as the focal point. My factory manufactures prototype maglev trains in order to advance the rail network in the UK. The building is a steel structure that appears to be 3D printed, reflecting the production process that occurs within, that sits on top of a concrete platform’.

Alice Jones

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University alice-giorgia@hotmail.com

07564767651

Prosthesis Reflect

An Institution of research and education for people needing artifical limbs. The fundamental objective is to improve quality of life and mental health through rehabilitation and exercise.

Alex Jones

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University alexjones.arch@outloook.com

07412143915

Pilgrim 100

Llyn Llydaw. Snowdonia National Park, Wales. Pilgrim 100 is a series of buildings located within a lake; designed to create a sanctuary and resting place for those on their individual journeys. With each building creating a place that encourages the pilgrim to heal both mentally and physically though their varied environments, thus allowing them to carry on with their journey.

Myfyr Jones-Evans

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University myfyr.jonesevans@btinternet.com

07833231619 myfyrjones-evans.co.uk

Slow Food Movement

Through my interest in the Slow Food Movement, I have designed a Retreat encompassing all the aims and objectives of the movement. The idyllic site offers the chance to grow, source and produce and become a self sufficient and sustainable attraction.

The Gin distillery is the essence of the slow food movement. Visitors grow and forage the botanicals on site and ultimately distil their own gin. The Smokery also offers guests the chance to process their own caught fish. This interactive process educates people about the ‘good food’ method; the crafting for enjoyment of sustainably made products.

Alex Knowles

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University aknowles2202@hotmail.com

07951764198

Culture of Speed

Marinated in the culture of speed, we end

up hurrying through our lives, instead of actually living them. Based on the

infamous dystopian novel 1984 by George Orwell my project seeks to create a place of escapism and freedom for the story’s main protagonist Winston Smith. Through

the pursuit of Art, Music and Writing, all of which are banned by the state,

Winston will undergo a philosophical and

psychological rebirth as he escapes the

world in which he is controlled into one in which he is in control. The juxtaposition between the psychological and physical

changes will make the journey a type of pilgrimage, a path to freedom.

Andrew Lai

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University andrew.lai.sa@gmail.com

07443840888

a bohemian market, an invocation of memory

This is the exploration of atmospheric memory through architecture phenomenology in sensory experience to divert from this sightdominated period in time.

Jon Levesley

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University Jon.levesley@gmail.com

07809545653

I have been studying Architecture for three years now and I have worked on a range of vastly different projects. The CDP design project has challenged me to design a building at such a large scale and of significant importance. I have been able to explore my design skills with much more freedom and have achieved a unique element with the roof design of my Natural History Museum. The profile of the different roofs shows a dynamic series of movement and captures the wing movement I set out to achieve. This has been my most ambitious design so far.

Margaret Lomas

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University mllomas@hotmail.co.uk

07984365667

Rethinking the Factory

Step by Step Based at Edge Hill Station, my factory is designed to create and build 3D printed prosthetic limbs with a masterplan containing an area to help with the patient’s rehabilitation. The factory is elevated over the current station to highlight the importance of Edge Hill with a steel framed structure to reflect the materials on the site.

Philip Madden

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University pjmadden@gmail.com

07553935111

Making of Home

The project was a design study showing the different interpretations of the word ‘Home’. I designed an ideal ‘home’ for the homeless youth in my study. This building was titled, ‘Structure of a brain’ due to the research of how brain development of a youth differs due to the upbringing in a home, addressing factors of stressful, drug related or abusive homes, and how this changed the chemistry in a youth’s brain.

Olivia Marshall

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University ofmarshall@gmail.com

07505292854

Perpetuity of Movement

Most writers travel to write. Riding public transport aimlessly or passing from coffee shop to coffee shop to keep their creative mind on the move.

My project aims to harness this form of movement and celebrate it. The Master-plan will span across the park and allow the public to explore the relationship between architectural form and nature.

Anith Athirah Marzuki

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University anith_athirah1995@yahoo.com

07492714771 http://anithathirah.wixsite.com/ architecture

The Third Industrial Revolution?

Amorphous Metals

Located on the edge of Liverpool’s Collingwood Dock the project aims to explore the future application of 3D amorphous metal printing and its possible effect on both industrial and architecture. The old way of making things involved taking lots of parts and screwing them together.

Now a product can be designed on a computer and ‘printed’ on a 3D printer.

Layer by layer, the object comes into existence. Amorphous Metals open up to new class of material for 3D printing.

Alex McEllin

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University alex_mcellin@hotmail.co.uk

07725480833

The Journey of Evolution

My design is the Natural History Museum of the North, created from the broken and fractured timelines of evolution and then reassembled to create the floors of the exhibition spaces, seeking to create a holistic environment within the building.

Rather than six exhibition floors, there is one whole interconnected exhibition space with six platforms organised along the timeline of evolution.

Nurfatin Syahirah Mohd Yusof

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University fatinyusof72@gmail.com

07511305503

Sanctuary Centre for Homeless Children

The thing that we take for granted, someone is praying for it. This scheme, aims to create a sense of place, security and tranquility for homeless children. A place for the children to escape from shared houses, B&Bs hostels and streets. This project offers an opportunity for the children to have their own space to play, cook, learn as well as expressing themselves.

Sasha Nakitende

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University ssnakitende@hotmail.co.uk

07756964880

‘A bee dying reflects a flowerless landscape and a dysfunctional food system’. The forage: the natural world has been a source of wonder for the human race for years, however in recent decades we have become aware of its fragility. The project aims to creatively re-interpret the idea of a natural history museum through the perspective of a bee forage.

Jessica Megan O’Hare

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University jessicaohare@live.co.uk

07410692500

The Next Great Extinction

This project aims to educate and inform a wide audience on the risks of an impending great extinction.

The shape of the building takes the proportions of the previous five great extinctions and the overlap of the building modules represents the 1% of species surviving today.

Aamir Patel

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University AamirPtl19@gmail.com

07519767778

international literature collective

A group of international writers will be welcomed to the city of Liverpool, forming an ‘international literature collective.’ The project proposal is to provide spaces, both public and private, to strengthen and celebrate Literature as part of the Liverpool Biennial. These spaces include a gallery, an exhibition space, a library with individual and group study/ writing spaces. In addition to this, accommodation must be provided for the writers and their families. I am inspired by the notion of ?spirituality’, as a branch of Literature, and so I have explored this concept by creating moments, with gardens, courtyards, spaces and thresholds.

Sam Potter

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University samuelpotter@btinternet.com

07772731391 www.potter-architecture.co.uk

International Literature Collective

The International Literature Collective is a project that encompasses many elements and activates. The project creates a space for eight writers to come to Liverpool and write for the biennale. The design houses: a small library, gallery space, cafe, community eating area, and eight houses for the writers and their families to stay in. The design is formed round deconstructive links to the site, which is Liverpool Festival Gardens.

Chester Robinson

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University chester54321@hotmail.com

07392750477

The Station

My scheme is the development of the next international space station and the advancement of human exploration into deep space. Edge Hill, once the birth place of the railway will be reinvented as the next step for the advancement of the human race.

The building takes ques from steel structures around the site. The project itself is named after Edge Hill station to represent the past and my scheme wil represent the future.

Lewis Ryder

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University lewisryder@live.co.uk

07889381495

Natural History Museum North

The project is inspired by the worlds largest cave, Son Doong cave in Laos Vietnam. The idea is to create a cave like experience within Wavertree botanical gardens where you can discover and explore and discover the natural world within the city of Liverpool.

Mohammed Saad

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University mo.saad@hotmail.co.uk

07861057682

The Everton community had been broken when it was subject to demolition in the 1960’s. Resulting to loss of history worth many centuries.

This program is dedicated to putting the broken pieces back together.

Taking you through poetical and emotional journey.

Jennifer Shields

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University Jennifershields25@sky.com

07730591029

The Focus Centre

The Focus Centre is a creative space focusing on the blind and visually impaired. Here people learn and can express themselves through art forms.

The centre encourages communities to mix and learn about others. The scheme is inspired by my relationship with photography as well as research about the visually impaired. Looking at things from different perspectives helps us to grow as individuals and as a society. The centre establishes a new vision, changing perceptions of people’s abilities and the Toxteth area.

Declan Snape

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University declan.snape@gmail.com

07534322880

3D Motor Car Manufacture

The aim of my project is to firstly create an innovative master plan for the Edge Hill area of Liverpool, and from this master plan, to design a factory which will design, manufacture and research in the 3D printing of motor cars. The factory will try to fully utilize the rapidly improving technology of large format 3D printing with flexible spaces which could be easily adapted for future use or expansion. There is a focus on transparency and movement allowing customers and visitors to feel closer to the processes within the factory.

Ed Stangoe

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University edstangoe@hotmail.com

07513344627

The Atomic Battery

The disposal of nuclear waste is hazardous, time consuming and costly. Physicist at the Cabot Institute have designed and prototyped the world’s first atomic battery made out of recycled nuclear waste. The semiconducting, synthetic diamond battery is made from radioactive graphite blocks produced in the fission cores of nuclear power plants.

Laura Townend

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University townend.laura1@gmail.com

Instagram: townend.laura1 International Literature Collective - Paradise Lost?

Within this scheme, I want to reconnect the authors with the nature that surround them on this site. Each typology of building aims to reflect these organic forms. Writing pods responding to the shapes of the river.

Eco-friendly housing offers a modern living arrangement within organic shapes. The public library space is designed to reflect the structures made by bees as a refection in a biomimicry style. The aim to create a space where the authors can relax therefore write their best work.

Sheung Man Tsang

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University sheung.man.tsang@hotmail.com

UK: +44 7845671582 HK: +852 51607136

One Man Journey

‘Books are the Weapons to Fight the Contemporary Monster.’ I believe reading and writing is lonely. It is an art of silence, where a man can enjoy his own world, with his own reflection.

The city is full of chaos by the modern trend which sets constraints to rule humans? bodies and souls. Finding freedom in mentality is the ideal function of reading.

Alex Tsikhanchuk

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University al.tsikhanchuk@gmail.com

Tokyo Bay

This project pushes and toys around with the ideas. Experimenting and pushing ideas into the different directions until the solid ground can be found. And this project reflects that by progressing through the modeling stages to create a megastructure bridge that provides flexible and swappable living spaces. Spanning across Tokyo’s Bay and providing the view upon the busy city while facilitating as many people as possible above the water.

Jordi Ward

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University JW599@live.co.uk

07970521812

Natural History Museum North

Adam Wasowicz

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University adamwswicz@gmail.com

44 7928075430/+48 539568007

Incremental Housing

My design is directed to young people who are unable to afford own dwelling. The idea of incremental housing is that young people will be able to purchase studio flat (for not big amount of money), and then, after time when they save money, can add rooms to make the dwelling bigger and more comfortable. Building will be made of modules. Each module will be three floor high and consist of two two-floor high apartments. There will be also garden modules for tenants, located between apartments. Height and shape of the building is designed according to rules set by Baltic Triangle urban planning framework.

Adam Webb

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University adamwebb18@hotmail.co.uk

07452971496

Commitment and drive to create interesting pieces of Architecture.

I strove to provide an order of architecture in my cdp and look to create and provide the same in my architectural career. Strong but open to new ideas, my cdp transitioned through many iterations, but being open to change is something that must come with an architect and come through in the persons architecture.

Marta Weglarowicz

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University marta.weglarowicz@gmail.com

07502266850

Stop-Motion Overhead Edge Hill Station Site

Stop motion movie production site designed to produce stop-motion movies from start to finish. Inspired by the locations Historic aspects and the railways located on the site, materiality taken from the rail overheads which also inspired the outer shell and film influenced the organic shape of the interior.

Adam Williams

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University Adam.williams95@hotmail.co.uk

07531915231

Isolation of Ares

The spiritual yet technical nature of ascending into space became the focus of the project. Which led to the concept of creating a building that echoes the ideas of science fiction and rekindles the excitement of space travel felt in the 60’s.

Harry Williams

BA Hons Architecture

Liverpool John Moores University harry.williams22@hotmail.co.uk

07725329127

Rethinking The Factory: In The Loop

The Rail network worldwide is well established, yet has had little improvement over the years in terms of speed. Current rail transportation is expensive, requires a lot of energy and has unreliable infrastructure. The solution? The Hyperloop. Originally, a concept of high speed travel where a pod will travel in a vacuumed tube at speeds of 760mph. As this concept becomes reality, there is a need for facilities to production and testing.

Edge Hill Train station provides the perfect location for the next step in rail advancement as it housed the world’s first passenger train line in the world.