Carew, Harry

Level 6 Interior Architecture | Portfolio | Harry Carew

Greetings, I am Harry Carew

I am a student who seeks to indulge, develop and progress within the Architecture industry. My enjoyment of different medias for architecture, such as, 3D Modelling, Sketching, Drawing and rendering these projects is where my passion stems from. My motivation is fueled by being able to bring my ideas to life in the way of modern software and to project these designs into the world we live in today.

CONTENTS

6123INT Integrated Design 3: Comprehensive Design Project

6131INT Practice and Legislation

6111INT Design Project Research CDP Report

6122INT Integrated Design 2: Supporting Studies

6121INT Integrated Design 2: Interior Re-modelling Project

5123ASA AS1 Design Integrated Design 1 Exploratory Project Design

5124ASA AS1 Technical Study Integrated Design 2 Exploratory Project Technology

5121INT AS1 Design 5 Adaptive Reuse Origination

5122INT AS1 Design 6 Adaptive Reuse Resolution

5131ASA AS1 BIM Study Environment and Technology 2

SOFTWARES

Theme :

Mythical Hotel Module :

The Golden Circle

6123INT Intergrated Design 3 : Comprehensive Design Project

A hidden retreat, tailoring towards a exclusive experience for all, allowing the priviledged elite to attain anonymity, this discreet buildings allows for a haven where the rich and famous can seamlessy integrate into everyday life without raising suspicion. Beneath the surface of the National Westminister Building is a tunnel system, which allow access to other facilities and establishments, to allow for quick direct travel without being seen, a press free guaranteed experience with secure and discreet entrances. a centrepiece of this project is the open main space, where whispers of meetings and performances echo, providing a multi-purpose space once for cults, but majority of the time is for evening performaces for the restaurant and bar. Surrounding this obscure space lies premier luxury spa, where luxurious treatments await to rejuvenate both body and spirit.

Offering a journey of luxury for all and seclusion for those seeking refuge from the spotlight, delving into the rich history of Liverpool’s architecture and its labyrinthine tunnel system.

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Project | The Golden Circle

Basement Rendered Floor Plan

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Carew Project

Banking Hall Ceiling

Steel Rod Tensile Systems

Octagon Sky Light

Hanging Ornament

Bolted Steel Plates

Heavy Duty Steel Chains

Ring Beam

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SITE ANALYSIS CASTLE

STREET, LIVERPOOL

Pedestrian routes are strongly related to the pespective of the area and the site, when analysing a project its important to account for the perspective of the pedestrians and what they may see when arriving / travelling around or to the site.

The availability of travelling and transport to the site, such as travel routes like bus stops and train stations, the walking distance and the types of roads surrounding the project.

Bank Of England

Theme : Creative Workspace Module :

6121INT Intergrated Design

2 : Interior Re-modelling Project

A company known as Digital Webform are looking for a creative workspace to be located in the heart of Liverpool,they have partnered with a company known as ScubaJet Pro to create an office space that is partially available to the public, in which it portrays its product and overall theme whilst maintaining its function as a usable office space. The build takes place in the Grade II building known as the Bank Of England, which is located on Castle street, which is where Liverpool Town Hall can also be found. Digital Webforms building has an underwater theme mixed with modern interior designs to display there products whilst also allowing for demonstrations to take place within the same space.

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Project | Bank Of England

Theme :

Structural Analysis

Module : 6122INT Integrated Design

2: Supporting Studies

Structural Focus : Glass Bridge

This module goes into great detail of the structural integrity of the project and our chosen structral detail and create construction details which reinforce our decisions and ultimately show how our precedents influenced our final product. I’ve chosen the glass bridge as my main detail and to show the structural layering of the walls insulation, ventilation and underfloor heating to give an overall understanding of how the building functions in terms of technicality.

First Floor

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

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New Zealand House : Technical Study

This module goes into great detail of the structural integrity of the project and our chosen structral detail and create construction details which reifnroce our decisions and ultimately show how our precedents influenced our final product. I’ve chosen a monostringer staircase as my main focus with supporting information and details on vital structural pieces such as the flooring, exterior and interior walls and how the barrel roof functions within my design.

The Fruit Exchange

Theme : Social Lounge Module :

5121ASA Detailed Spacial Design

AS1 Design 5 Adaptive Reuse Origination

The project is located inbetween Victoria Street and Matthew Street, these two streets provide the center with life through the day and night wit its bars, restaurants, clubs and museums surrounding it. this building, once being liverpools biggest Fruit Exchange markets, is a Grade II building, with two large auditoriums located in the center of the building, I decided to focus on the top floor, which operates as a social lounge for relaxation and drinks with the central focal point being the elevator lift which is located below the glass lantern in the gallery space. The aim of this space is to combine two floors to become almost one and to make something unique within the design process that works well in the urban style.

The Fruit Exchange Theme : Social Lounge Module : 5122ASA Detailed Spacial Design AS1 Design 5 Adaptive Reuse Resolution

This module goes into depth on the logistics behind the lighting, heating, ventilation, acoustics and the construction of a key detail, I chose to focus on the water feature as i felt it was an interesting system to indulge into and figure out how id want it to work and fit within the space, I chose to combine both natural and artificial lighting and ventilation for different circumstances, and for the heating to be provided through a system of utilising the ventilation system and doubling up as a heat provider to pump heat through.

BIM Study

Theme : Office Building Module :

5131ASA Detailed Spacial Design AS1 BIM Study Environment and Technology 2

The project is located on London Road, the aim of the project is to develop the original building into one that meets the requirements for an office space whilst developing in other features, my building consists of two balconys, floor to door windows which span in every available spot within the build, louvers to allow as much light as needed in, a hacksaw roof with two sky lights, and finally, bottom floor to ceiling glass panels that span next to the staircase to maximise light intake within such a crutial area of the building. Daylight factor and illuminance levels are monitored in this project to produce the most efficient building possible and to develop our work further than just visual benefits.