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CONTENT

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00 MOTEL/SIG HEADQUARTERS

CONCEPT

PHYSICAL MODEL

STRUCTURE-FACADE

SITE

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G/F

BEDROOM LAYOUTS

SECTION

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01 PARAMETRIC NOISE BARRIER

Form Development

Cell Diagrams

Noise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

Surface with no noise diffusion

Cell Diagrams Cell Diagrams

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths

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Surface with no noise diffusion

Noise diffusing by Noise surface diffusing of different by surface depths of different depths

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

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Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up.

Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

I have explored different ways of wrapping my surface and come up with Wrapping the bridge in athe most appropriate different order than the option. above.

Originally in Part B, I wanted to create a tunnel like structure that encloses the bridge. However, I want my surface of cells to focus on the areas above the merri creek trail where there is the need of noise mediation. So Other ways of wrapping the after sketching a few forms, I have decided to populate bridge by incorporating a tilted my cells on a single surface wrapping around the bridges.

The surface does not touch the My cells will populate at onbeing a surface that up surface.

Also, single surface is less complicated managed water here.

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with different forms.

Originally in Part B, I wanted to create a tunnel like structure that encloses the bridge. However, I want my surface of cells to focus on the areas above the merri creek trail where there is the need of noise mediation. So after sketching a few forms, I have decided to populate my cells on a single surface wrapping around the bridges.

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bridge by incorporating a tilted up surface.

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Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

is the direction where cells close up.

Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

The surface does not touch the water here.

SITE

SHADING DEVICE

West Elevation WEST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

SECTION A

SECTION B

North Elevation

Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

FORM

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Smaller openings to reduce glare

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Solar glare can be a problem to drivers.

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Solar glare can be a problem to drivers.

Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Views at eye level of drivers

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CONCEPT OF CELLS

Cell Diagrams

Form Development

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Merri Creek

Cell Diagrams

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to Form Development the surroundings.

Cell Diagrams

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Connection Diagrams

Connection Diagrams Teeth Joint

Bolt Nut Cleat

Bolt Nut Cleat

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Nail Lapped Detail

Connection Diagrams

Teeth Joint Bolt C2 Tectonic Elements & Nut Prototypes Cleat Bolt Nut Cleat

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Teeth nailed into Angle

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Connection Diagrams

Teeth Joint

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Prototypes

Prototypes Final Detail Model

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMIT It is effective in suspending surfaces in different directions.

Bolt Nut Cleat

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Bolt Nut Cleat

Teeth Lapping Joint with na

Bolt Nut Cleat

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Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Joint Steel tube joint Steel Rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Bolt

Teeth nailed into Angle

Bolt Nut Cleat

Teeth Joint

Steel tube joint Steel tube joint Steel Rods Steel Rods

PROTOTYPE 3 directions.

Teeth Joint Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections Bolt Nut Cleat

Nut Steel Rod

Rod inserted through Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Bolt

Bolt

PROTOTYPE 4 Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint Nut Steel Rod

Steel tube joint Steel Rods

2 cells surface

Steel plate for Steel plate forwelding to rods

Bolt

Steel Rods, Tension a

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Steel plate for welding to rods

welding to rods Nut Steel Rod

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Teeth Lapping Joint with

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMIT It is effective in suspending surfaces in different Inspired by thedirections. connection at the facade of RMIT It is effective in suspending surfaces in different

PROTOTYPE 2 Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMIT It is effective in suspending surfaces in different directions.

Bolt Nut Cleat

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

TECTONIC ELEMENTS & PROTOTYPES Connection Diagrams

and Tube SteelSteel Bolt Rods and Cleats JointJoint connection

Suspension rods connection

Suspension rods connection

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

PROTOTYPE 1 Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail LappedTeeth Detail nailed into Angle

Bolt Nut Cleat

Teeth nailed into Angle

Steel tube joint Steel Rods Bolt

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Nut Steel Rod

Suspension rods connection

Suspension rods connec

Suspension rods connection Nail Lapped Detail Nail Lapped Detail

Suspension rods connection

Teeth nailed into Angle Teeth nailed into Angle

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt Nut Cleat

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMIT It is effective in suspending surfaces in different directions.

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Nut Steel Rod

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Steel Rods, Tensio

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMIT It is effective in suspending surfaces in different directions.

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Steel tube joint Steel Rods Bolt

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Nut Steel Rod

Steel plate for welding to rods

Suspension rods connection

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

OTHER PROTOTYPES & TESTING

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02 SOCIAL MEDIA HEADQUARTERS

CONCEPT

SITE

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

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FACADE DETAILING

AMENITY DESIGN & DETAIL

STRUCTURAL DESIGN

ELEVATIONS

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03 RESIDENTIAL w/ OPEN PLAN

CONCEPT

SITE

MODULARITY

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STRUCTURE

SERVICES DESIGN

ELEVATIONS

SECTION

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04 BRIDGES STREET MARKET REVITALISATION

EXISTING BSM

ELEVATIONS

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CONCEPT

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES

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05 KINDERGARTEN

CONCEPT

STRUCTURE

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VIEWS

SECTION

DETAILING

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06 SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE

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