Cameron Griffiths Portfolio

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Table of Contents

healthcare infrastructure | a unit of health

interior ďŹ t-out | hopewell corporate ofďŹ ce

design proposal | the orida mall

urban design | the borough of conshohoken

interior architecture | the archer group

industrial architecture | workplace environment design

parking day | habitat for humanity

design proposal | wrentham village outlet mall

urban design | sosna triangle group

urban mobility | reshaping urban infrastructure


IN KHLONG TOEI... HOW CAN A COMMUNITY BE EMPOWERED?

THE “FORMAL”

RESIDENCES

This type of urban fabric is more developer based and is formally planned with the city government. It is composed of both apartment and single family homes for the middle class and upper middle class.

healthcare infrastructure Rethinking Healthcare Access The current healthcare system in Thailand does not meet the current needs of informal settlements. Informal settlements such as Klong Toei, Bangkok are not receiving the health care they so desperately need. Due to transportation, health care priorities, and doctor trust people are going untreated. My proposal seeks to tackle these shortcomings with a unique healthcare infrastructure. This system leverages the use of the rivers around bangkok and traditional medicine incentives. The approach looks KHLONG TO to decentralize healthcare and create trust TOEI between doctors and patients.

THE

HIGWAYS

In the 19th and 20th centuries Influence fromthe west along with a deep desire to modernize led Bangkok to create a road based transport system. The roads would typically follow the path of the nearby canals. As a result, the urban layers of transportation in Bangkok are very rich. It is not strange to see a road, next to a canal with a highway on top and homes underneath. It is a very beautiful form of urbancirculation and density that is very unique to the city.

THAILAND

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BANGKOK GULF OF THAILAND

PORT

CENTER BUSINESS DISTRICT

KHLONG TOEI

A

UNIT

OF HEALTH

CHAO PHRAYA RIVER

GULF OF THAILAND

The port has played an important part in the development of Thai economy, The port of Bangkok handles container traffic and influences the circulation and urban fabric of the nearby Klong Toei community. Crates, pallets, and all kinds of packaging can be found around the streets of the port and in the nearby Klong Toei community. Inhabitants often use these materials to extend portions of their homes with porches/balconies.

SOCIO ECONOMIC GROWTH

KNOWLEDGE OF A SKILL

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SOCIAL

COMMUNITY

Khlong Toei is one of the largest and most prominent slums in Bangkok, stretching across a sizeable 2 square kilometers and home to about 100,000 people. The informal part of the district was first established in the 1950s when large numbers of people left their rural, agricultural lives in Northeastern Thailand and came to Bangkok with the idea of carving out a better life for themselves. (Wechsler, 2013)

PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELLNESS

STRONG COMMUNITY RELATIONS

WHAT ARE THE

SPATIAL CONFLICTS? LOSS RIVER’S GEO-CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE

M, Weschler. "Mapping the Khlong Toei Slum’s Drainage System to Develop Strategies for Reducing the Impact of Flooding." WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE . March 4, 2016. Accessed February 26, 2017. https://web.wpi.edu/Pubs/E-project /Available/E-project-030416-005016/unrestricted/IQPSSP5_FinalReport_BKK16.pdf.

DECREASE IN SPACES OF PUBLIC GATHERING

SPATIAL

THE

ABUNDANCE OF WASTE MATERIALS FROM PORT

RIVER

From its inception, Bangkok has always depended on the river. Whether this was as a form of transportation or a way toisolate the city and make it harder forforeign invaders to attack. The river was a socio-cultural hub were market, temple, parks, and people linked. It provided a source of income and social mobility, as inhabitants fished from it or used it asirrigation for crops.

EXTINCTION OF NATIVE HERBS

WHAT DOES

POOR ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE MEAN?

LONG DISTANCE TO CLINIC

SLOW EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION

HEALTHCARE

LACK OF DOCTOR PATIENT TRUST

LACK OF PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS


INCUBATOR Fabric, Crates, Pallets etc. for housing plants

PUBLIC SPACE Recycled wood/plastic shipping pallets

STRUCTURE Bamboo members tied together

RAFT (16) Water barrels for floatation


RECREATION

RELAXATION

OBSERVATION


THE CLINIC

PROGRAM MORPHOLOGY

1. Corregated Metal Roof 2. Napa Palm Panels 3. Bamboo Structural Mambers 4. Bamboo & Bamboo Mat Floor 5. Water Barrel Floatation Device 6. Bamboo Exterior Cladding 7. Adobe & Thatch Interior Wall

1

Dental Surgeon Dental Chair Portable Dental Care Unit Field Light Dental Stool

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Traditional Thai Doctor

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Herb Storage Room Message Table Work king Table Working

Primary Care Physician Exam Table Diagnostic Wall System Diagnostic Light

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design proposal The Florida Mall The Florida Mall is about a contemporary design that celebrates the ush Florida light and the warmth and character of elegant but durable materials. The intent of the renovation to balance the strong character of the existing new food pavilion and retail wing with the rest of the mall. Using a fresh, contemporary apparance and more natural light the mall’s interior will have a uniďŹ ed image.


Additional Retail | NIC

Dining Pavilion | NIC

Grand Court | NIC Typ. Seating Area | section 2c

low concourse | section 3a

Typ. Tile Pattern | section 2b

center court | section 2d Play Area | section 5

mall overall | floor finish plan new carpet

renovated restroom

new porcelain tile

play area

not in scope


center court I work includes 1. Removing false columns to open up space. 2. Reconfiguring the skylight vault to capture more of the existing skylight. 3. Adding GWB coves in the flat planes to add spatial height around the courts. 4. Adding a focus lighting element to the court that both animates and lights the skylight space.

existing skylights

center court | existing condition wood veneer wall covering

GWB ceiling planes cove lighting GWB cove in ceiling plane

center court I reflected ceiling plan

Court Focus Feature

center court | proposed design


low concourse | work includes

14’-0” A.F.F

1. Removing existing eyebrows and low GWB ceiling 2. Reconfiguring GWB ceiling with wood accents, linear fixtures, and limited GWB coves to increase spatial height and decrease contrast 15’-0” A.F.F

low concourse | existing conditions

existing skylight

low concourse | reflected ceiling plan existing joists

GWB light cove, typ. both sides

GWB ceiling planes circular cove lighting + linear slot fixtures

wood veneer wall covering new porcelain tile floor

low concourse | proposed design

recessed circular light fixtures


interior architecture The Archer Group The Archer Group, a graphic design company, was looking for a new edgy office space. They had purchased two floors of an office building and where looking for a communicating stair between the two. Their request was that it have an industrial feel to it. Our team used this opportunity to create a collaborative stair which would act as an opportunity for communicating and presenting within the office. To create the industrial look they were seeking we left the structural columns exposed and used c-channels with metal risers and a cable railing system.


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parking day Habitat for Humanity As part of my ongoing efforts with Habitat for Humanity I partnered with their ReStore committee to design and build a parking day installation. In order for our installation to embody the ReStore’s commitment to reclaimed items we only used items from their store. In our case refurbished screen doors, windows, patio doors. We created a green house that’s size could fit into a standard row home backyard. This ensured it would used even after parking day.


parking day | conceptual phase

parking day | building phase


urban intervention Sosna Triangle Group The intersection of South & 23rd street posed a unique opportunity to alter the urban fabric of a historically signiďŹ cant node. This segmented portion of greys ferry is home to a horse trough from the mid 19th century. Since then it has been converted into a fountain for local residents to congregate around and enjoy. This triangular site has great potential for an urban intervention.


greys ferry triangle| adjacencies

greys ferry triangle| design development in sketchup

greys ferry triangle| radial aproach

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Interior Fit-out Hopewell Corporate Office This project was predominately utilizing Revit to its fullest potential. I surveyed 30,000 sq. ft. of corporate office space. Modeling the entire office building in Revit using my survey allowed me to quickly create 3D perspectives. These 3D perspectives based on our developed test fit was then rendered to create preliminary images. These images where then use to give the client a understand of the feel of the space.


hopewell corporate offices | 3rd floor collaborative area

hopewell corporate offices | 2nd and 3rd floor interior fit-out

hopewell corporate offices | open office

hopewell corporate offices | 3rd floor executive suite


urban design The Borough of Conshohoken Hector Street in Chonshohoken has been going through a revitalization starting with the re-pavement of the entire road. We were contacted to provide a design for continued improvements on the street scape. We proposed to create islands at intersections and midpoints along the road. These islands would not only act as speed control for vehicular trafďŹ c but also as planters for vegetation. Ultimately these islands work to mitigate storm water runoff as well as create moments of pause throughout the hard landscape of the surrounding area.


Forest Pansy Redbud (with root barrier)

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Flush Curb and Stone to Allow Storm water Into Islands (Both Sides)

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hector street | existing condition

Fragrant Sumac New pavers or stamped concrete (trafďŹ c calming)

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Cercis Canadensis (with root barrier)

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Hector Street

Existing | Apple Street to Cherry Street Existing Parking Spaces | 27

Proposed Island Locations, Typ. See pgs. 5-6 for details

Apple Street

Proposed Intersection, Typ. See pgs. 7-10 for details

Cherry Street

Hector Street

hector street | plan & areas of interventions

see page 6 hector street | plan of design approach

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industrial architecture Workplace Environment Design We partnered with a manufacturing plant to provide a more holistic approach to their manufacturing facilities. Extensive research was done to provide statistical analysis on how to maximize the potential of manufacturing workplace. The approach was to redesign the plant to have a stronger ofďŹ ce to plant relationship. This research was then used to provide a preliminary design and a supporting document that discusses workplace environments.


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design proposal Wrentham Village Outlet Mall The Wrentham Outlet Mall was a design proposal for the entire exterior landscaping and architecture of the mall. Working closely with a landscape architect we created a plan which incorporated more indigenous plants capable of handling the colder climate of Wrentham. These plants and vegetation create a meandering path that enhances the user circulation and connects the major intersections of the mall. At these intersection we also designed space for rest and relaxation all with the hopes of creating a more consistent look at the mall.


exterior concourse ďŹ replace court

main entry

wrentham outlet| site plan


Karl Forester Feather Reed Grass

Daylily

Little Bunny Fountain Grass

Coral Drift Rose

Warm Dark Grey Ashlar Patterned Concrete

Honeylocust Tree

Soft seating and shading element

4’x12’ Scored Concrete Stained/ Broom Finish

Red Maple Tree

Sunny Knockout Rose

wrentham village outlet mall | exterior concourse

Karl Forester Feather Reed Grass

Little Bunny Fountain Grass

Rhus Aromatica Gro Low Habit

Red Maple Tree

Sunny Knockout Rose

Honey Locust Tree

Coral Drift Rose

Daylily

Rhus Aromatica Gro Low Habit


Coral Drift Rose

wrentham village outlet mall | main entry

Sunny Knockout Rose Korean Spice Viburnum Little Bunny Fountain Grass Daylilly Flag Pole Rhus Aromatica Gro Low Habit 4’x12’ Scored Concrete Stained/Broom Finish 5’x5’ Scored Concrete/ Broom Finish New seat walls define edges of new hardscape and landscape, provide seating, and reduce quantity of bollards

Daylily Karl Forester Feather Reed Grass 4’x12’ Scored Concrete Stained/ Broom Finish Coral Drift Rose Korean Spice Viburnum Little Bunny Fountain Grass 5’x5’ Scored Concrete/ Broom Finish Warm Dark Grey Stamped Concrete in Ashlar Pattern

wrentham village outlet mall | fireplace court


urban mobility Reshaping Urban Infrastructure Johannesburg, South Africa is still struggling with an apartheid ridden infrastructure. This infrastructure segregates low income areas of the city. Alexandria township has been the most effected by the lack of resources within the community. Alex currently has little access to the center of Johannesburg where most economic activity exists. My design approach seeks to tap into the current public transportation system to bridge the gap in urban mobility. Additionally the infrastructure works to create micro-economics within Alex.


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urban mobility | existing transportation in Alex

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Inner City Development

White Suburbs

Buffer Zones

urban mobility | current transportation

urban mobility | london road intervention


urban mobility | design approach

urban mobility | site plan


CULTURE PROGRAM

RESTROOM

MICRO ECONOMICS

RESTROOM

LOADING DOCK

DANCE STUDIO CAFE/STORE SUPPLY STORAGE GREEN SPACE

GREEN SPACE

LOUNGE/ INTERNET CAFE STORE

PUBLIC SPACE

MICRO ECONOMICS

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STORE

STORE

CAFE

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LOBBY PLAZA VEND

VEND

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IMMERSION

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INNOVATIVE INFRASTRUCTURE

urban mobility | program breakdown

urban mobility | axial section

urban mobility | floor plan

IMMERSION

VEND

VEND

RESTROOM RESTROOM

STORE


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