CALLUM PETER GIBB
Curriculum Vitae + Architectural Design Portfolio
Objectives and Interests
Master of Architecture (Professional), 2017
Information
Curriculum Vitae
Born: 01/03/1993, Edinburgh Home: Tauranga, Bay of Plenty Studied: Victoria University of Wellington Phone: 02102638586 Email: callumgibb@hotmail.com
Interests
CALLUM GIBB
Space-making through identity for contemporary and future community place-making in respect to land people and culture
Throughout my studies in the discipline of Architecture, I have discovered my interests are tailored to creating public places, respecting our land and advocating for community, collectively empowering our physical and immaterial connections with the built environment. This became evident with the completion of my Masters of Architecture thesis being titled; Place-making through time: Future proofing Tauranga Borough through the evolution of place identity. My aim entering practice is to be apart of a team that develops positive change for community and its individuals through design focused built environments. This is achievable by incorporating the above interests and my speculative design processes into a design team for real world contexts, benefiting colleagues, collaborators, clients and most importantly the users of space.
Skills
Digital
• Rhinoceros 5.0 • Adobe Illustrator • Graphisoft ARCHICAD • Adobe InDesign • Adobe Photoshop • Autodesk 3DS Max
• Autodesk AutoCAD • Sketchup • Microsoft Office
Analogue
As well as learning digital software, I developed an interest in physical craft from the beginning of my tertiary studies. Designing through these means proved a successful communication technique for various scales and approaches. • Common modeling materials: plaster, timbers, various cards, metals, perspex. • General machinery: Laser cutting, CNC router, various wood and metal machinery
Most Influential Courses: 591
Tutor, Victoria University of Wellington, School of Architecture (1st year, Design Processes SARC111) • Tasks/Responsibilities: Assisting a tutorial group of students in understanding the processes and aspects to consider when architecturally designing.
Degree 2012 - 2015
Waiariki Diploma in Business Studies Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua • MGMT.5500: Accounting Principles • MGMT.5530: Organisation and Management • COMM.5560: Business Communication • MGMT.5541: Fundamentals of Marketing • MGMT.5520: Economic Environment Completion NCEA and University Entrance (Merit average) Tauranga Boys’ College • NCEA Level 3: Calculus, Statistics, Physics, Graphics, Business Enterprises.
Referees
Bachelor of Architectural Studies (A- average) Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand • SARC 351: Urban Design Theory and Practice • SARC 352: Pacific Designed Environments • ARCI 321: Construction • ARCI 311 & 312: Architectural Design • SARC 362: Introduction to Practice and Management
Diploma 2011 - 2012
Master of Architecture (Professional) Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand • ARCI 591: Architecture Research Thesis • ARCI 411 & 412: Architectural Design Research • SARC 421: Integrated Systems (Structures, Services, Construction) • SARC 461: Introduction to Professional Practice • SARC 491: Research Methodologies • ARCI 451: Architecture Theory and Criticism
High School
Masters 2015 - 2017
412 & 421
Work Experience
Contracted, Tauranga City Council, Historic Village • Tasks/Responsibilities: Communicate Building Measurements and documentation for property management to interpret for costings. Coach, Canoe Slalom Bay of Plenty. • Tasks/Responsibilities: Teaching/coaching Under 18 athletes in the Bay of Plenty in Canoe Slalom. Contracted, Matua Enterprises Ltd. Property Maintenance. • Tasks/Responsibilities: Physical work repairing, assessing and maintaining various building typologies. • Employee, Waiariki Academy of Sport Recreation Centre (Receptionist) Employee, Fulton Hogan Civil Construction (Labourer)
Sporting Achievements & Awards Canoe/Kayak Slalom • • • • • • • • • •
Mrs. Shenuka de Sylva
Mr. Ray Dumble
022 160 6760
027 493 1119
Lecturer, Victoria University Shenuka.DeSylva@vuw.ac.nz
NZ Canoe Slalom Team 2008 - 2012 7th Place Australian Youth Olympic Festival 2009 Oceania Junior Champion 2010 & 2011 NZ Junior National Champion 2009, 2010 & 2011 Participant Senior World Cups 2009, 2010 & 2011 Sport Bay of Plenty Scholarship 2009 &2010 Waiariki Academy of Sport Scholarship 2011 Bronze U23 New Zealand Open 2016 National Champion K1 Mens Team 2016 Member of the National Performance Squad 2017
Manager, Tauranga Airport ray.dumble@tauranga.govt.nz
Dr. Jan Smitheram
Lecturer, Victoria University Jan.Smitheram@vuw.ac.nz
CALLUM PETER GIBB
Architectural Design Portfolio
CONTENTS
Masters Thesis: Place-making Through Time Courtenay Place: Heritage and Structural Regeneration TCC: Historic Village Assignment People in Time: Fixed architecture and the moving body Drawing and modeling experimentation: P. 2020 Selected Photography
PLACE
making
THROUGH TIME
FUTURE PROOFING TAURANGA BOROUGH through the evolution of place identity
ARCI 591 Supervisor: Shenuka de Sylvya FINAL YEAR MASTERS THESIS 2016
THESIS ABSTRACT The water’s edge is a vital element in New Zealand’s natural environments and established communities. Development of industrial infrastructure along this threshold, has left many coastal settlements stagnant and slipping into demise, negatively impacting the connection with the land and people, while industries continue to thrive. This research responds to this problem by exploring the potential of a place’s identity to become a catalyst to moderate the impact of industrial infrastructure on inner city consumption, community engagement and urban use. Tauranga City provides appropriate testing grounds for this research. It has an under-utilised and uninspiring city centre, that suffers from the impact of industrial domination. The lack of diversity in civic and community spaces and opportunity for community engagement and interaction with Tauranga’s water’s edge has encouraged its community to move out of the city into more vibrant neighbouring suburbs and cities. This situation is contributing to the gradual demise of Tauranga City. This investigation considers the studies of Tauranga’s original settlement and evolution to its current condition, before turning to literature on place-making and resiliency for both people and environments. Appropriate and relevant cases from architectural practice, which address these urban issues, have been selected. Applying these studies, a speculative design has been developed which also sources other literature for guidance and idea generation. This has resulted in a process of programmatically representing place identity for spatial use, along with iteratively testing the organisation and prioritisation of people and infrastructure within a city centre in a coastal context. Exploring the potential for prioritising people over infrastructure, has resulted in the realisation that we must engage, involve and consult with people to mediate the displaced developments of community and the impact of growth of industrial activity.
Tauranga Borough 2050
what should be
what could be
view from boardwalk
pod interior
THESIS PROCESSES
creating a ‘hub’
EP
FI
DI
organisation one
organisation two
organisation four
organisation five organisation three
1
2
3
4
5
the pod
organisation six
pod section
reconnecting with the waters edge
masterplan for implication of community frameworks
pod private floor
pod public floor
final organisation
front model elevation
ARCI 412 Mr. Simon Twose FOURTH YEAR DESIGN 2015 Hertiage and structural regeneration
process images
central atrium fifth floor
fourth floor
third floor
second floor
first floor
ground floor sixth floor
view from Courtenay
side facade
TAURANGA CITY COUNCIL HISTORIC VILLAGE ASSIGNMENT Communicate building measurements and documentation for property management to interpret for costings. 50 odd plans were created, displayed is a selection. 5300
4200 1500
2700
2400
2700
2000
10850
1000
6000
HALL 4.8 m2
HALLWAY 14 m2 KITCHEN 2
1900
18 m2
BATH ROOM + WC’s 8.5 m2
6450
CHILLER 2
BATH ROOM + WC TOTAL 8.5 m2
2400
3000
1500
1500
STORAGE
CHILLER AREA 1
SERVICES
WC
1700
1900
3200
WC
WC
STORAGE
KITCHEN 1
5.3 m2
14.7 m2
3500
1100
20 m2
15700
MAIN AREA 205 m2
8500
ROOM 1 46.8 m2
5500
NOTE:
Measurements are for interior spaces of building. Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
1150
15000
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Complex 2
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 21F (Function Area)
SCALE @ A3 1:100
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
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3700
800
1100
7800
2000
4000
3700
3600
3600
3600
THROUGH TO Complex 1 ENTRY: 11F8
1500
ROOM 2
UPSTAIRS AREA
3300
12.2 m2
22 m2
46.8 m2
2000
5500
2000
STAGE AREA
8800
3600
3300
MAIN AREA 84.3 m2
3600
800
OFFICE 2
RECEPTION
OFFICE 4
17 m2
22 m2
18 m2
3600
1200
SHARED COMMON AREA 18 m2
ENTRY CRUSH SPACE
KITCHENETTE 7 m2
OFFICE 1
TOTAL WC AREAS
KITCHEN
KITCHEN
8.1 m2
9 m2
25.2 m2
WC
3600
13 m2
900 4500
2300
ROOM 3
WC
16 m2
WC1 4 m2
STORAGE 5.5 m2
2200
3600
3600
WC
3600
10 m2
WC
WC
HALL WAY 8 m2
ENTRANCE
1500
7.3 m2
1200
1200
3300
3300
20.7 m2 ROOM 1
WC
WC2 6.5 m2
2000
FIRST FLOOR
3600 2200
3900
1700
2100
1800
1800
2000
3600
3600
3600
3600
3600
THROUGH TO Complex 1 ENTRY: 11F34
3600
GROUND FLOOR
NOTE: NOTE:
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
Measurements are for interior spaces of building. Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Building 13
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 13GF1
SCALE @ A3 1:100
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
CG
Measurements are for interior spaces of building.
Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Complex 1
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 11F16
SCALE @ A4 1:100
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
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13400 3150
14.2 m2
ROOM 4
6.9 m2
4.8 m2
5.3 m2
SEATING 54.7 m2
CRUSH SPACE
STAGE
60 SEATS
27.7 m2
11. 5 m2
WC ROOM 5 18.2 m2
800
17.7 m2
800
ENTRY
HALL
44 m2
21.2 m2
7700
ROOM 6
4.3 m2
5.8 m2
6000
7500 HALL
9.7 m2
3600
ROOM 3
ROOM 1
3600
CRUSH SPACE
12 m2
35.3 m2
1200
2750
WC
2000
15.8 m2
4600
3600 400 7500
KITCHETTE + BATHROOM
ROOM 2
14.4 m2
3800
ROOM 8 KITCHENETTE
2400
WC
2400
2000
B. ROOM
4150
2200
900
1550
2100
5550
4000
3000
5700
2700
1500
1700
3950
NOTE: NOTE:
Measurements are for interior spaces of building. Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
1200
1500
3850
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Building 25
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: Multiple Tenancies
SCALE @ A3 1:100
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
CG
Measurements are for interior spaces of building.
Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: TECT THEATRE
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: N/A
SCALE @ A4 1:100
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
CG
8000
3000
4000
3000
2000
OFFICE 1
UPPER ENTRANCE
OFFICE 6
50.7 m2
31 m2
8.9 m2
OFFICE 5
4700
1000
OFFICE 2
OFFICE 4
25.8 m2
32.4 m2
THROUGH TO Complex 1 ENTRY: 11F16
4450
4450
11400
3000
2250
THROUGH TO Complex 1 ENTRY: 11F1
10.8 m2
GROUND FLOOR 1700
1700
STORAGE 6.2 m2
4100
1700
2200
2.9 m2
1500 3000 2400
2000
6900
TOILETS ARE FOR VILLAGE HALL
2000
Measurements are for interior spaces of building. Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
17 m2
3600
FIRST FLOOR
NOTE:
ENTRY ROOM
BATH ROOM 1 6 m2
1350
1600
BATH ROOM 2 3 m2
4450
ROOM 1
HALLWAY 5.3 m2
9.6 m2
1300
OFFICE 3
3000
1300
4000
THROUGH TO VILLAGE HALL
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Complex 1
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 11F8
SCALE @ A3 1:100
2000
1000
1200
1800
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
CG
5300
2300
850
1500
11 m2
....
5400
BATHROOM 1 + WC’s
HALL + STAIRS + SERVICES 11.6 m2
700
WC
SHOWER
SERVICES
SERVICES
2250
2000
900
2400
500
4450
1100
3000
1.8m2
10 m2
WC
WC
8500
2150
HALLWAY
BATHROOM 2 + WC’s 2300
1350
WC
BATHROOM + WC’s
OFFICE 3
OFFICE 2
8.6 m2
16 m2
OFFICE 1
CUP BOARDS
3600
1300
1400
850
10.8 m2
4 m2
1.8m2
HALLWAY 13.7 m2
ROOM 2
500
STORAGE 9.4 m2
ROOM 1
10 m2
1450
24.3 m2
OFFICE
CHILLER
3.5 m2
3.6 m2
1750
4700
2000
UP TO FIRST FLOOR FUNCTION AREA
5900
Measurements are for interior spaces of building. Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses. v
NOTE:
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Complex 2
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 2GF10
SCALE @ A3 1:100
DRAWN BY:
GROUND FLOOR
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
CG
Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Building 18
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 4GF1
SCALE @ A4 1:100
4500
6300
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
6200
1000
CG
3300
GROUND FLOOR
WC TOTAL WC AREAS 13.5 m2
3300
ROOM 3
14.85 m2
20.8 m2
20.5 m2
KITCHENETTE 10.9 m2
2600
ROOM 3
CUPBOARD
HALLWAY + STAIRS 21.5 m2
2.4 m2
51.3 m2 THROUGH FROM VILLAGE HALL (TO THE LEFT)
ROOM 2
ROOM 3
21.2 m2
21.2 m2
4700
m2
ROOM 1
11.5 m2
4700
m2
ROOM 8
2500
1400
1.2
4.4 m2
ROOM 8
ENTRY + STOREAGE 9 m2
3200
ROOM 8 1700
2800
1.2
1300
182.3 m2
KITCHEN
1300
HALL 27 m2
2750
5 m2 HALL WAY 5.6 m2
THROUGH TO RIGHT WING (TO THE RIGHT)
3400
1100
WC
STORAGE
ROOM 8
2200
3000
WC WC
1.8 m2
9000 3400
7400
THROUGH TO WC Complex 1 Downstairs of 11F8
13500
6150
4500
13500
2100
600
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
Measurements are for interior spaces of building.
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
1000
900
2800
3300
NOTE:
1900
8000
1200
1200
600
1350
HALL 5 m2
ROOM 4
ROOM 3
21.4 m2
11.8 m2
3500
1750
STORAGE
3600
2700
6800 9900
ENTRY 4.7 m2
1000
144 m2
2450
CAFE AREA
40 m2
15600
KITCHEN
1300
6.3 m2
16 m2
4000 STORAGE
3600
ROOM 8 23.8 m2
6600
3400
1800
1600
2600
3650
21.2 m2
900
5300
MEZZANINE 2500 3400
8800
2000
FIRST FLOOR
4500
NOTE: NOTE:
Measurements are for interior spaces of building. Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Complex 1 (Village Hall)
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: Multiple
SCALE @ A3 1:200
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY: PAGE #:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
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Measurements are for interior spaces of building.
Not all entrance points into buildings are disabled accesses.
6100
4000
Dimensions do not add up to longer distances stated due to measurements being taken from wall surface to surface, i.e. (Need to account for wall thicknesses).
SITE: Historic Village, 17th Avenue Tauranga
BUILDING #: Building 26
DATE: 29/06/2015
DRAWING TYPE: Interior Areas & Dimensions
ENTRANCE CODE: 261F
SCALE @ A4 1:100
2100
4600
Some spaces contain fixtures and chattels which may effect the useable areas.
DRAWN BY:
CALLUM GIBB ARCHITECTURAL GRADUATE 02102638586 CALLUMGIBB@HOTMAIL.COM
CG
ARCI 411 Dr. Jan Smitheram FOURTH YEAR DESIGN 2015 People in Time - How can fixed architecture respond to the moving body?
Location within Wellington City
Part II: Contemporary Art Gallery + Brewery
Movement studies
Abstracting site information
Transitioning to inhabitable space
Part I: Domestic
PROGRAM + ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES
Part II: Public: Contemporary Art Gallery + Brewery
ARCI 311 Dr. Peter Wood THIRD YEAR DESIGN 2014 Drawing and modeling experimentation Repairing broken ruins P.2020: Fragmentations, unpredictability & repair
PHOTOGRAPHY PARTIAL COLLECTION FROM SITE AND PLACE STUDIES
THANK YOU If you wish to get in touch, please use the below details. Phone: 02102638586 Email: callumgibb@hotmail.com