PORTFOLIO by chenpengyan

PORTFOLIO GRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE

PENGYAN CHEN

RESUME

PENGYAN CHEN

BIO

+61(0)423 588 383 pengyan.chen13@gmail.com

51 Galada Ave, Parkville,VIC,3052

Pengyan is passionate about how humans interact with their environments. Inspired by art, travel and histosty, she sees architecture as a universal language that can orchestrate an interactive environment and change the way people connect to each other, their surroundings, and themselves. She believes that being an avid listener and thinking creatively and holistically are key. Her design approach includes a willingness to consider and work through a plethora of options to get the ideal result. She enjoys testing out diverse potential outcomes and options to inform her final selection. She also enjoys creating playful and colourful designs. She believes architecture should help and nourish the broader community and its surroundings. A curiosity around the vernacular of architecture, the history and the language of building design, sparked Pengyan’s career in the field. She is intrigued by architecture’s ability to represent how people live within a particular time and place. Pengyan enjoys seeing the transformation from drawing to building, even if it is just a representative model. Pengyan joined architectural practical feild in 2019. With strengths in producing complete construction packages, her role includes completing working drawings (in both schematic design, tender and construction stage) and indicative 3D renders that give clients a clear understanding of the designs. She has also worked on mixed-use, complex residential, educational, commercial,aged care facility and recladding projects. Pengyan enjoys the challenge of problem-solving while embracing a range of aesthetic implications. She is particularly interested in finding the striking contrast of large and small scales present in architectural possibilities. She also enjoys exploring the balance how the architecture and the city would interact and negotiate with each other. Pengyan believes good design is practical, adaptable and future-proof. She views a project not as an end, but as a step towards a more adaptable solution, and one that responds to an ever-changing world.

EDUCATION

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE 2017.7-2019.7 GPA3.3/4

RMIT UNIVERSITY, MELBOURNE,VIC

BACHELOR OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 2012.6-2016.9 GPA3.22/4

EMPLOYMENT

SICHUAN AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY, SICHUAN,CHINA

GRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE 11/2021-01/2022

FREELANCE BENOY TAIKOO SHING,HONG KONG

GRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE 07/2019-NOW

FULLTIME HINGE ARCHITECTS MELBOURNE, VIC, AUSTRALIA

GRADUATE OF ARCHITECTURE 07/2019-09/2021

FULLTIME NAAU /BILD ARCHITECTURE MELBOURNE, VIC, AUSTRALIA

RESUME

PENGYAN CHEN

EMPLOYMENT

HONOR

+61(0)423 588 383 pengyan.chen13@gmail.com

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE INTERN 04/2016-05/2016

INTERNSHIP CHENGDU WAVELY INTERNATIONAL LANDSCAPE DESIGN CHENGDU, SICHUAN, CHINA

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE INTERN 08/2015-01/2016

INTERNSHIP SICHUAN URBAN AND RURAL ACADEMY OF PLANNING AND DESIGN, RESEARCH INSTITUTE IN CHENGDU, SICHUAN, CHINA

SHORTLISTED PROJECTS OF AWARD FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE, MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIOS, RMIT ARCHITECTURE, SEM2,2018 CROSS REALITIES

SKILLS

51 Galada Ave, Parkville,VIC,3052

TUTOR_SANDRA MANNINGER

ARCHICAD REVIT PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATTOR INDESIGN RHINO TIWNMOTION ENSCAPE VRAY OCATNE RENDER SKETCHUP AUTO CAD MAYA ZBRUSH MICROSOFT OFFICE PHSICAL MODEL MAKING LASERCUTTING 3D PRINTING HOLOLENS UR-10 GRASSHOPPER

LANGUAGE

REFEREE

CHINESE(MANDARIN), ENGLISH

Dr. JOHN DOYLE

+61 (0) 0423 005 142

https://issuu.com/chenpengyan/docs/portfolio_pengyan_chen_2021

CONTENTS

PROJECTS (PRACTICAL)

ZHONGJUN WORLD CITY_9th GALAXY 2021-2022 COLIVING CONCEPTS 2020

JIULITING,SONGJIANG DISTRICT,SHANGHAI,CHINA MIXED-USE SYDNEY, NWS,AUSTRALIA COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL

EAGLE POINT 2020-2021

EAST GIPPSLAND, VIC, AUSTRALIA PUBLIC

PLENTY RD APARTMENT 2019-2021

PRESTON, VIC, AUSTRALIA RESIDENTIAL

A CLUSTER OF ACCOMMODATION 2020-2021

WODONGA, VIC, AUSTRALIA RESIDENTIAL AND AMINISTRATION

RMIT B108 L13 2019-2020

MELBOURNE CBD, VIC, AUSTRALIA EDUCATION

CONTENTS

PROJECTS (ACADEMIC)

THE ‘18 STAIRS’ 2019

CHONGQING, CHINA PUBLIC

CROSS REALITIES_PALINDROMIC CHAMBERS 2018

MODELS

ROBIN BOYD EXHIBITION FOR HEIDE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 2019 SCULPTING ILLUSIONS 2018

MELBOURNE CBD, VIC,AUSTRALIA RESIDENTIAL

HAND MAKING RESIDENTIAL HOLOLENS OBEJCTS

ARCHITECTURAL ROBOTICS 2017

UR-10 ROBOTICS ACOUSTICS IN MEETING ROOM

PROJECTS _2020-2021

ZHONGJUN WORLD CITY_9th GALAXY Jiuliting, SongJiang District, Shanghai, China, 201615

One of my key responsibilities is to produce concept design presentation slides and develop them. I helped the team produce 3D models and visualization renders, involved in its day-to-day design. I also participated in the facade design of three towers. The opportunity to be involved in the commercial project is exciting and the design experience is also fantastic.

ZHONGJUN WORLD CITY 9th GALXY_BENOY

The project concept comes from the flow of gravity and orbiting by creating a singularity point on the top, footfalls circulate it, creating multiple layers of tracks. Sketching from the universe, the site turns to a mixed-use facility with a commercial centre and related towers (containing a head office and two residential towers). It also brings a futuristic lifestyle to the local people.

SHANGHAI, CHINA

「一个引领松江全新生活方式的九亭社区」 “A Jiuting Community Leading Shanghai’s New Lifestyle”

19 中骏世界城项目商业建筑项目 Zhongjun Jiuliting Mixed-use, Shanghai.

6 © BENOY 2021

PROJECTS _2020

CO-LIVING CONCEPT 39-41 York St, Sydeny, NSW, 2000

In this project, I was involved in redesigning the elevation of the building, producing a 3D render, and doing researches on co-living models.

DOUBLE ROOM A: 24.6 m2

SINGLE ROOM A: 17.0 m2

SINGLE ROOM

LOUNGE

A: 17.0 m2

SINGLE ROOM A: 17.0 m2

SINGLE ROOM

A: 17.0 m2

KITCHEN

DOUBLE ROOM

A: 17.0 m2

A: 23.9 m2

DINING

A: 14.8 m2

CO-LIVING CONCEPTS_HINGE ARCHITECTS

The project intends to redesign the facade and internals based on the original building. The lower levels of the building will continue to be used as retails, while the upper floors are considered to be residential. We have researched prototypes of contemporary living spaces, and make them as modules to rebuild the model. This project is only in the conceptual stage.

LOUNGE

A: 15.9 m2

A: 13.4 m2

DOUBLE ROOM A: 24.7 m2

LIFTS

A: 11.4 m2

LAUNDRY

WASTE

A: 9.5 m2

STAIR

A: 2.2 m2

A: 9.3 m2

GSPublisherEngine 0.0.100.100

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

PROJECTS _2020-2021

EAGLE POINT Eagle Bay Road, Eagle Point, VIC, 3878 We won the project of building a whole new community center for residents in Eagle Point from the East Gippsland Shire Council. We propose a multifunctional center for people to share and enjoy the view of the place, with retail, cafe, and kitchen.

WWW.NAAUSTUDIO.COM / US@NAAUSTUDIO.COM 36 COBDEN ST, NORTH MELBOURNE,VIC 3051

FINISHES & FIXTURES LEGEND

CF02 CONCRETE, BURNISH WITH PENETRATING SEALANT TO SPEC.

CF02 CONCRETE, BURNISH WITH PENETRATING SEALANT TO SPEC. DP1 90MM PVC DOWNPIPE CONCEALED IN WALL DP2 90MM DOWNPIPE, MATCH ROOF FINISH RS01 SELECTED VINYL FLOORING TF01 SELECTED TIMBER FLOORING TF03 SELECTED TIMBER DECKING

900

X6 CO L.

750 0

306 5

512 0 OP ENI NG 111 0

920

2 A500

561 7

1 A302

CO L.

145 0

CAG

X5 X4

CO L.

12 A500

X5 X4

1 A302

144

DP1

265 0

11 A500

W5F

WT3 WT1

ED1

4 A302

A200 4 LOCATION FOR AC UNIT CONDENSOR UNITS. REFER TO SERVICES ENGINEERS DRAWINGS FOR DETAILS

4 DP1

PROVIDE FLOOR TO CEILING DURAGAL STEEL CAGE WITH WELDED MESH CLADDING. PROVIDE GATE WITH LOCKABLE BOLT

WT1

X2 2B

187 5

3 A303 110

CAG

NON-ACCESSIBLE SUBFLOOR SPACE

FFL 6510

NOTE: ALL DRAWINGS ARE FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY. STRUCTURAL MEMBERS INDICATED ARE INDICATIVE ONLY. REFER TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS FOR STRUCTURAL DESIGN.

A400

2585 5845

163 0

W3D

REV. DESCRIPTION

GD1

GD2

WT4

A400 13

GD2

CF02

W7D

DP2 DP2 D5

2 HALL 9 m²

SN06

100 195

4 A500

RS01

WT4

WT2

A200 ABBREVIATIONS/CODING:

3 A302

Above Finished Floor Construction Joint Column Door Type Downpipe Existing Downpipe Drawings Expansion Joint Existing Ground Level 1 Engineer Existing A300 Finished Ceiling Level Finished Floor Level Finished Ground Level Finished Structural Level Fire Resistance Level Gross Floor Area

MAX MECH MIN NLA NOM NTS RA RL RO RWO SIM SPEC TOW TYP UNO US WT W

W1C

CAFE 52 m² TF01 FFL 6510

REV. DESCRIPTION

NOTE: FINISHES AND JOINERY BY TENNANT

A402

W8B

7 A500

DP1

9 A500

ED4

DP1

6 A520

WT3

DP1

WT2

ED3

A200 ABBREVIATIONS/CODING:

3 A302

2 A302

AFFL CJ COL D DP EDP DWG EJ EGL ENG EXST FCL FFL FGL FSL FRL GFA

ED3 WT2

1 A303

GENERAL NOTES:

CLIENT:

2 A303

MAX MECH MIN NLA NOM NTS RA RL RO RWO SIM SPEC TOW TYP UNO US WT W

460 2610 980

CLIENT:

EAST G'LAND SHIRE COUNCIL

PROJECT:

EAGLE POINT FORESHORE REDEVELOPMENT EAGLE BAY ROAD, EAGLE POINT

DRAWING:

LOWER GROUND LEVEL PLAN

GROUND LEVEL PLAN

ISSUE: FOR INFORMATION ONLY

SCALE 1 : 100@A1

DRAWING ID

0047

PROJECT NUMBER

A110

0047

30/06/2021

PLOT DATE:

NORTH

PROJECT:

EAGLE POINT FORESHORE REDEVELOPMENT EAGLE BAY ROAD, EAGLE POINT

PROJECT NUMBER

Maximum Mechanical Minimum Net Lettable Area Nominal Not To Scale Return Air Relative Level Rough Opening Rain Water Overflow Similar Specification Top Of Wall Typical Unless Otherwise Noted Underside Wall Type Window Type / Glazing Sys.

- DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS. THE BUILDER AND SUBONTRACTORS SHALL CHECK AND VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS, SETBACKS, LEVELS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN ALL RELEVANT DOCUMENTATION, PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORKS. - CODE FOLLWED BY A NUMBER INDICATES SPECIFIC TYPE (EG. CD01, TF10 etc.) REFER TO SPECIFCIATION FOR FURTHER DETAILS - CONTRACTOR IS TO REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THIS OFFICE FOR CLARIFICATION. - ANY CHANGES PROPOSED BY THE CONTRACTOR MUST BE DOCUMENTED AND FORWARDED TO THIS OFFICE FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING THE RELEVANT WORK. - DRAWINGS SHOW DESIGN INTENT ONLY. ALL SHOP DRAWINGS TO BE SUBMITTED TO THIS OFFICE FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE. - CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE THAT ALL DRAWINGS ARE THE CURRENT ISSUE BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. - THE DESIGN, DRAWINGS AND OTHER INFORMATION DOCUMENTED IN THIS PACKAGE ARE COPYRIGHT OF BILD ARCHITECTURE PTY LTD (t/a NAAU), AND ARE PROTECTED BY LAW.

2858

NORTH

EAST G'LAND SHIRE COUNCIL

Above Finished Floor Construction Joint Column Door Type Downpipe Existing Downpipe Drawings Expansion Joint Existing Ground Level Engineer Existing Finished Ceiling Level Finished Floor Level Finished Ground Level Finished Structural Level Fire Resistance Level Gross Floor Area

GENERAL NOTES:

2 A303

DATE

W8B

GD6

W8A

RS01

FSL 6510

WC 1 6 m²

AFFL CJ COL D DP EDP DWG EJ EGL ENG EXST FCL FFL FGL FSL FRL GFA

Y5 Y4

2 A302 1 A303

DP1

DIS WC 6 m²

2476

Z3 Z2

A401

KITCHEN 25 m²

WT2

FEMALE 16 m²

WC 2 6 m²

1 A300

7 D2

WT2

2 A300

A401

RS01

WT1

CF02 D2

A200

SLAB ON GROUND ABOVE

WT4

MALE 16 m²

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION ARCHITECTURAL SET TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURE, FINISHES AND EQUIPMENT SELECTIONS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, SERVICES ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATION, PROJECT ENERGY RATING AND RELEVANT CULTURAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN.

GD1

FSL 6510

W3E

WT2

FFL 6513

W1D

WT4 DATE

1 A301

2 A300

COL.

A401

W6E 1 ARCHITECTURAL SET TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION A500 SN07 8 WITH ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION, A401 ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURE, FINISHES AND EQUIPMENT SELECTIONS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S ARCHITECTURE SCOPE DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, & CIVIL LINE, REFERSTRUCTURAL LANDSCAPE DOCUMENTATION FOR ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, SCOPE BEYOND SERVICES ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATION, PROJECT ENERGY RATING AND RELEVANT CULTURAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN.

187 5

WATER PROOFING NOTE: ALL WET AREAS TO WATERPROOFED / WATER RESISTANT TO AS 3740. REFER TO 07140 IN PROJECT SPECIFICATION FOR WET AREA MEMBRANE REQUIREMENTS

W7E

SN01

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

NOTE: PROVIDE MINIMUM 6000MM2 PER 1.5M NATURAL VENTILATION TO EXISTING & PROPOSED TIMBER SUBFLOOR TO COMPLY WITH BCA Part 3.4.1

A200

GD5

1 A301

NOTE: ALL STORMWATER DISPOSAL TO BE CONNECTED TO EXISTING SUMP AND LPOD.

ARCHITECTURE SCOPE LINE, REFER LANDSCAPE DOCUMENTATION FOR SCOPE BEYOND

6 A500

DP2

FSL 6510

ED5

NON-ACCESSIBLE SUBFLOOR SPACE

A200

WT1

2B 6

DECK 121 m²

GD3A

FFL 6510

CF02

11 GD4

GD3B

1655

SLAB ON GROUND ABOVE

TF03

WATER PROOFING NOTE: 1010 ALL WET AREAS TO WATERPROOFED / WATER RESISTANT TO AS 3740. REFER TO 07140 IN PROJECT SPECIFICATION FOR WET AREA MEMBRANE 9 REQUIREMENTS 10 RETAIL 38 m² A401

WT1

NOTE: ALL DRAWINGS ARE FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY. STRUCTURAL MEMBERS INDICATED ARE INDICATIVE ONLY. REFER TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS FOR STRUCTURAL DESIGN.

12 WT2

NOTE: PROVIDE VAPOUR PERMEABLE WATER BARRIER BUILDING WRAP TO EXTERNAL WALLS. BRAFORD ENVIROSEAL RW (OR EQUIVALENT) TO AS/NZ4200.1 INSTALLATION TO AS/NZ4200.2. BUILD UP TO COMPLY WITH NCC PART 3.8.7 3 CONDENSATION MANAGEMENT FUNCTION ROOM 1 A500 DP1 48 m² NOTE: ALL STORMWATER DISPOSAL TO BE TF01 CONNECTED TO EXISTING SUMP AND LPOD. 5 WT2 W9 8 NOTE: PROVIDE MINIMUM 6000MM2 PER 1.5M NATURAL VENTILATION TO EXISTING & A400 PROPOSED TIMBER SUBFLOOR TO COMPLY 6 7 WITH BCA Part 3.4.1

3 A303

TF01

4 A303

CF02 FSL 3950

WT1

A200

FUNCTION ROOM 2 48 m²

GARAGE 50 m²

CF02

4 A303

W5D

A200

ED2

A200

10 A500

W5E

90EA NON-STRUCTURAL COLUMNS

4 A302

EAGLE POINT_NAAU/BILD ARCHITECTURE

My major role in this project is to help prepare architectural packages in concept design, design development, and tender stage. I also participated in producing visualisations of the project.

PLOT DATE:

SCALE 1 : 100@A1 DRAWING ID

A111

30/06/2021

WWW.NAAUSTUDIO.COM / US@NAAUSTUDIO.COM 36 COBDEN ST, NORTH MELBOURNE,VIC 3051

X6 Sim

Sim

X7 Sim

10 A511

Sim 7 A511

RIDGE 12240

3 A520

WINDOW DATUM 8910

Sim

2 A511

14 A511 HARD LANDSCAPE DOTTED FOR REFERENCE, REFER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS

RETAIL

FUNCTION ROOM 1

14 A511

FUNCTION ROOM 2

Sim

7 A510

3 A510 GROUND FFL 6510

GENERAL NOTES: LOWER GROUND FCL 6202 1 A510

ALL DRAWINGS & DIMENSIONS ARE INDICATIVE AND FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO CONFIRM ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS, PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. REPORT ALL DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE ARCHITECT.

HARD LANDSCAPE DOTTED FOR REFERENCE, REFER LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING DRAWINGS

GARAGE

ENSURE MIN. 6000mm2 PER 1.5m NATURAL VENTILATION TO EXISTING TIMBER SUBFLOOR STRUCTURAL NOTE: ALL STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS SHOWN ARE INDICATIVE ONLY. REFER TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS FOR DESIGN & LOCATION OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS.

LOWER GROUND FFL 3950

NOTE: ALL STORMWATER DISPOSAL TO BE CONNECTED TO EXISTING SUMP AND LPOD.

SECTION 3

NOTE: PROVIDE MINIMUM 6000MM2 PER 1.5M NATURAL VENTILATION TO EXISTING & PROPOSED TIMBER SUBFLOOR TO COMPLY WITH BCA Part 3.4.1

1 : 50

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

Sim

8 A511

16 A511

WWW.NAAUSTUDIO.COM / US@NAAUSTUDIO.COM 36 COBDEN ST, NORTH MELBOURNE,VIC 3051 ARCHITECTURAL SET TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURE, FINISHES AND EQUIPMENT SELECTIONS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, SERVICES ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATION, PROJECT ENERGY RATING AND RELEVANT CULTURAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN.

3B Sim

Sim

Sim 8 A511

6 A511

REV. DESCRIPTION

DATE

Sim 5 A511 TOP OF WALL 9760

TOP OF WALL 9760

WINDOW DATUM 8910

HALL

FUNCTION ROOM 1

ABBREVIATIONS/CODING: AFFL CJ COL D DP EDP DWG EJ EGL ENG EXST FCL FFL FGL FSL FRL GFA

DIS WC 10 A510

GROUND FFL 6510

2 A510

MAX MECH MIN NLA NOM NTS RA RL RO RWO SIM SPEC TOW TYP UNO US WT W

GENERAL NOTES: GENERAL NOTES:

- DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS. THE BUILDER AND SUBONTRACTORS SHALL CHECK AND VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS, SETBACKS,

ALL DRAWINGS & DIMENSIONS ARE IN INDICATIVE LEVELS AND SPECIFICATIONS ALL RELEVANT DOCUMENTATION, PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF WORKS. AND FOR DESIGN INTENT ONLY. CONTRACTOR TO - CODE FOLLWED BY A NUMBER INDICATES SPECIFIC TYPE (EG. CD01, CONFIRM ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS, PRIOR TO TF10 etc.) REFER TO SPECIFCIATION FOR FURTHER DETAILS COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. REPORT ALL - CONTRACTOR IS TO REPORT ANY DISCREPANCIES TO THIS OFFICE FOR CLARIFICATION. DISCREPANCIES IN WRITING TO THE ARCHITECT. - ANY CHANGES PROPOSED BY THE CONTRACTOR MUST BE DOCUMENTED AND FORWARDED TO THIS OFFICE FOR APPROVAL

ENSURE MIN. 6000mm2 PER 1.5mTHE NATURAL PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING RELEVANT WORK. - DRAWINGS SHOW TIMBER DESIGN INTENT ONLY. ALL SHOP DRAWINGS TO BE VENTILATION TO EXISTING SUBFLOOR

SUBMITTED TO THIS OFFICE FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE. - CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE THAT ALL DRAWINGS ARE THE CURRENT

STRUCTURAL NOTE: ISSUE BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK.

- THE DESIGN, DRAWINGS AND OTHER INFORMATION DOCUMENTED IN

THIS PACKAGE ARE COPYRIGHT BILD ARCHITECTURE PTY LTD (t/a ALL STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS SHOWNOF ARE NAAU), AND ARE PROTECTED BY LAW. INDICATIVE ONLY. REFER TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'SCLIENT: DRAWINGS FOR DESIGN & LOCATION OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS. EAST G'LAND SHIRE COUNCIL PROJECT:

NOTE: ALL STORMWATER TO BE EAGLE POINTDISPOSAL FORESHORE REDEVELOPMENT CONNECTED TO EXISTING SUMP AND LPOD. EAGLE BAY ROAD, EAGLE POINT

SECTION C

1 : 50

NOTE: PROVIDE VAPOUR PERMEABLE WATER BARRIER BUILDING WRAP TO EXTERNAL WALLS. DRAWING: RW (OR EQUIVALENT) TO BRAFORD ENVIROSEAL AS/NZ4200.1SECTIONS INSTALLATION TO AS/NZ4200.2. BUILD UP TO COMPLY WITH NCC PART 3.8.7 ISSUE: CONDENSATION MANAGEMENT FOR INFORMATION ONLY NOTE: PROJECT NUMBER PROVIDE MINIMUM 6000MM2 PER 1.5M NATURAL VENTILATION TO EXISTING & PROPOSED TIMBER 0047 SUBFLOOR TO COMPLY WITH BCA Part 3.4.1

SECTION Y 1 : 50

PLOT DATE:

Sim

A301

ARCHITECTURAL SET TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION, ARCHITECTURAL FIXTURE, FINISHES AND EQUIPMENT SELECTIONS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATION, SERVICES ENGINEER'S DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATION, PROJECT ENERGY RATING AND RELEVANT CULTURAL HERITAGE MANAGEMENT PLAN.

8 A511

6 A511

16 A511

SCALE 1 : 50@A1 DRAWING ID

30/06/2021

PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

REV. DESCRIPTION

TOP OF WALL 9760

WINDOW DATUM 8910

DATE

Sim 5 A511

RETAIL

ENTRY 27 m²

MALE

ENTRY

Sim 9 A510

Sim

5 A510

FEMALE

WC 1 4 A520

ABBREVIATIONS/CODING:

GROUND FFL 6510

AFFL CJ COL D DP EDP DWG EJ EGL ENG EXST FCL FFL FGL FSL FRL GFA

MAX MECH MIN NLA NOM NTS RA RL RO RWO SIM SPEC TOW TYP UNO US WT W

GENERAL NOTES:

EAST G'LAND SHIRE COUNCIL PROJECT:

EAGLE POINT FORESHORE REDEVELOPMENT EAGLE BAY ROAD, EAGLE POINT

SECTION D 1 : 50

SECTION Z

DRAWING:

SECTIONS

1 : 50

ISSUE: FOR INFORMATION ONLY PROJECT NUMBER

0047

PLOT DATE:

SCALE 1 : 50@A1 DRAWING ID

A303

30/06/2021

EAGLE POINT, AUSTRALIA

11 A510

GROUND FFL 6510

PROJECTS _2019-2021

PLENTY ROAD APARTMENT 425 Plenty Rd, Preston, VIC 3072 We cooperate with AV Builders to design and build a 7-story high profile residential apartment in Preston, VIC. It is a mixed-use building. The apartment consists of a basement for car parking, a ground floor for retail purposes, 5 upper levels for residential, and a rooftop.

ENERGY NOTES

STAGE 2 BUILDING PERMIT ONLY THIS DOCUMENT IS STRICTLY FOR USE AS PART OF THE STAGE 2 BUILDING PERMIT FOR CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AND IS NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

F10 S2

S1 700

2,736

664

1. INSULATION: a. R1.5 INSULATION TO THE CEILING OF SUSPENDED CONCRETE SLAB AREAS WITH BALCONY ABOVE ON LEVELS 4 AND 5 ONLY AS SHOWN ON THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. b. R3.5 BULK INSULATION IN THE CEILING OF THE METAL DECK ROOF AREAS AS SHOWN ON THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. c. R1.0 INSULATION TO ALL FIRST FLOOR AREAS THAT DO NOT SIT DIRECTLY ABOVE THE LOBBY AND RETAIL AREAS ON THE GROUND FLOOR AS SHOWN ON THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. d. INSULATION BATTS AND BLANKETS ARE NOT TO BE COMPRESSED WHEN BEING INSTALLED AND ALL VOIDS MUST BE COMPLETELY FILLED. e. INSULATION IS TO BE LAID OVER ALL MANHOLE LIDS, ENSURING A CONTINUOUS LAYER OF INSULATION. NO CEILING PENETRATIONS HAVE BEEN ENTERED FOR MAN HOLES. f. SHAFT INSULATION IS TO BE INSTALLED TO THE SAME R-VALUE AS CEILING INSULATION WHERE SKYLIGHTS ARE PROPOSED. IN INSTANCES WHERE SUCH INSULATION HAS NOT BEEN INCLUDED THIS WILL CHANGE THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ENERGY RATING AND A RE-RATING WILL BE REQUIRED. g. ALL INSULATION IS TO BE SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED AS PER AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS AND REQUIRED REGULATIONS. 2. WINDOWS, GLAZED DOORS, GLAZING: a. ALL GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE WINDOW AND DOOR SCHEDULE DRAWINGS. b. TOTAL SYSTEM 'U-VALUE' - THE GLASS WINDOWS AND/OR GLASS DOORS SUPPLIED MUST EQUAL AND/OR CAN BE LESS THAN THE 'UVALUES" SHOWN ON THE ARCHTIECTURAL DRAWINGS. c. TOTAL SYSTEM 'SHGC' - THE GLASS WINDOWS AND/OR GLASS DOORS SUPPLIED SHOULD NOT BE GREATLY REDUCED OR INCREASED (A 5% VARIANCE IS ACCEPTABLE) THAN THE TOTAL SYSTEM 'SHGC' VALUES SHOWN ON THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS. d. ALL OPERABLE WINDOWS AND DOORS ARE TO BE FITTED WITH WEATHER STRIPS. 3. OTHER: a. HOLES, RIPS AND PENETRATIONS THROUGH SISALATION, REFLECTIVE FOILS AND INSULATION WRAPS MUST BE SEALED OR REPAIRED. GAPS AND CRACKS AROUND WINDOWS AND DOORS MUST BE SEALED. b. ALL DOWNLIGHTS AND EXHAUST FANS THAT PENETRATION THE CEILING MUST BE SEALED. DOWNLIGHTS ARE TO BE SEALED/FITTED WITH SHROUDS.EXHAUST FANS ARE TO BE SELF SEALING. 4. THE THERMAL ASSESSMENT PREPARED BY FRATER CONSULTING DATED 16/4/2020 TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER THESE NOTES.

149

140

2,260

140

1,296

F12 F2

F1 2,050

F11

F14

F13

1,600 2,885

1,850

150

2,945

5,000

2,334

2,050

D-05

RL: 82.22

1,836 1,221

S.14 A306

BEDROOM

BP-1

CA-1

18.29 13 o37'

BATHROOMD-03 1.6.5 A: 5.0 m2

1.5.3

TI-1 A: 5.0 m2

D-03 HALLWAY

STUDY

RL: 82.22

1.4.1 A: 39.0 m2

BP-1 BP-1 GD4A-01 RL: 82.22 RL: 82.22

3,234

CA-1

WIR

S.11 A305

1.4.7 A: 4.3 m2

D-05 SD-03 BATHROOM

BEDROOM 1.4.2 A: 10.6 m2

CA-1

D-03 HALLWAY 1.2.4 A: 4.3 m2

A: 5.0 m

E.08 A204

A204

TI-1

A: 5.0 m

E.10 A204

LIVING

1.0.0 A: 5.3 m2

BP-1 RL: 82.22

270o28'30'' 30.48

14,864 S.01 A300

S.02 A300

E.03 A201

DP.03 A403

A: 2.2 m2

E.02 A202

RL: 82.22

CA-1

S.09 A304

V.03 A407

S.10 A304

BEDROOM 1.3.2 A: 9.5 m2

S.08 A303

BP-1

PL3

D-05

1.3.5 A: 3.0 m2

TI-1

BP-1 GD3B-02

TI-1

S.11 A305

RL: 82.22

AC1

ACC

3,440

S.03 A301

SD-04

BATHROOM

1.3.4 A: 3.0 m2

W3-06 BP-1

BP-1

HALLWAY D-05 1.3.6

BATHROOM

S.07 A303

RL: 82.22

LIFT-1

SD-04

S.14 A306 V.02 A407

A: 10.9 m2

TMB-1

CA-1

BP-1

BALCONY GD4A-02 1.3.8

1.3.1 A: 31.1 m2

A: 11.4 m

1.2.5 A: 10.2 m2

GD3A-03

RL: 82.22

AC1

BALCONY BP-1

AC1

AED-01

BALCONY BALCONY GD5A-01 BEDROOM 1.3.7 1.3.3 GD5B-02 1.4.8 2 E.09 2 2

1.4.6 A: 3.0 m2

AC1

ACC

TMB-1

SD-08

HALLWAY

BATHROOM SD-02 1.4.5 2 A: 3.0 m TI-1

1.4.4 A: 3.3 m2

PL2

CSD-11 LIVING

1.2.1 A: 22.0 m2

S.13 A306 RS-2 FALL 2°

GD3B-03

1.1.6 A: 11.2 m2

TI-1

SD-10 D-05

1.4.3 A: 11.4 m2

RL: 82.22

BP-1

CSD-01 HALLWAY

1.2.3 A: 3.7 m2

LIFT

STAIR

BEDROOM BP-1 GD3B-01

CA-1

BATHROOM

AED-01

2,200

1.0.0 A: 10.2 m2

PL6

S.10 A304

1.2.2 A: 11.3 m2

FD-01

TMB-1

2,430

1,231 2,630

V.06 A407

AED-01

LIVING

1.4.9 A: 13.2 m2

1.0.0 A: 13.1 m2

AED-01

AC1 BALCONY

S.09 A304

B ACC ACC

BEDROOM TI-1

AED-01 CORRIDOR TI-2

1.5.4 A: 6.3 m2

S.12 A305

V.01 A407

TI-1

1.1.4 A: 3.3 m2

D-03 AED-01

1.6.6 A: 8.5 m2

TMB-1

AC1 S.08 A303

CSD-01 BATHROOM

CA-1

1.1.5 A: 3.3 m2

LIVING

BP-1

GD3A-01 PL1 BP-1 RL: 82.22 RL: 82.22

D-05

1.1.3 A: 9.6 m2

1.1.8 A: 6.3 m2

TMB-1

BATHROOM

1.5.1 A: 37.3 m2

2,715

BALCONY

1.1.1 A: 21.7 m2

GD5A-01

BP-1

CA-1

1,800

LIVING AC1

1.1.2 A: 9.8 m2

CA-1

BEDROOM

1.6.3 A: 9.6 m2

D-03

W3-02

E.07 A204

TI-1

RL: 82.22

BP-1 GD3A-04 RL: 82.22

F G

BATHROOM

1.5.2 A: 10.8 m2

BP-1 GD3B-04

PL5

V.05 A407

S.07 A303

BP-1 W3-03

1.6.4 A: 3.7 m2

ACC BALCONY 1.5.4 A: 12.2 m2

E.04 A203

3,445

E.06 A204

GD5B-01

CSD-05 BATHROOM

ACC

S.13 A306

E.05 A204

AC1 BEDROOM

W3-01

GUT-1

CA-1

BP-1

RL: 82.22

S.06 A302 12,358

1.1.7 A: 8.4 m2

3,000 TO BOUNDARY

PL4

TMB-1

NBN

V.04 A407

S.05 A302

BALCONY

GD3A-02

BP-1

1.6.7 A: 4.4 m2

S.12 A305

S.04 A301

BALCONY

1.6.2 A: 10.3 m2

B C D

E.01 A200

AC1 BEDROOM

1.6.1 A: 29.1 m2

3,150 TO BOUNDARY

4,172

1.6.8 A: 7.5 m2

4,650 90o28'30'' 30.48

AC1 LIVING

BALCONY

18.29

S.03 A301

13,481

193 o37'

S.02 A300

S.01 A300

12,124 DP.06 A416

DP.07 A416

S.05 A302

S.04 A301

425 PLENTY ROAD APARTMENT_HINGE ARCHITECTS

In this project, I have contributed to tender, construction documentation, and contract administration as a co-leader. I have also worked closely with our consultants (civil, structural, services, etc.)

S.06 A302

F12 F1

F11

S1 F7

F14

F13

S5 F10

REV DD.0 DD.1 DD.2 CA.1

ISSUE DesignDevelopment DesignDevelopment DesignDevelopment Construction

DATE 8/10/2019 3/12/2019 5/03/2020 Work in Progress

Builder/ Contractorsshall verifyjob dimensionsbeforeany job commences. Figureddimensionstake precedenceover drawings and job dimensions. All shopdrawingsshall be submittedto Architect/ Consultantand manufactureshall not commenceprior to returnof inspectedshopdrawingsby the Architect/ Consultant. HINGE ARCHITECTSPTY LTDACN 139201059 EXCEPTAS ALLOWED UNDERCOPYRIGHTACT, NO PARTOF THIS DRAWINGMAYBE REPRODUCEDOR OTHERWISEDEALTWITH WITHOUTWRITTEN PERMISSIONOF HINGE ARCHITECTSPTY LTD.

Hinge Architects 36 CobdenStreet, NorthMelbourne,Victoria3051, Australia Phone +613 90138570 Email studio@ hingearchitects.com.au www .hingearchitects .com.au

PROJECT

PROJECT DETAILS

SHEET

106

Theia Apartments

A104

425PlentyRoad Preston3072 CLIENT

DRAWN

425PlentyRoad Pty Ltd

SHEET TITLE

First Floor Plan SCALE AT A1

1:100

DATE

STATUS

15/09/2020

PRELIMINARY CA.1/ P

REVISION

GSPublisherEngine 0.0.100.100

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

PROJECTS _2020-2021

A CLUSTER OF ACCOMMODATION Wodonga, VIC, 3690

One of my key responsibilities is to produce CAD documentations, exploratory testing prototypes, and visualizations. I am co-project lead on this project, involved in its day to day design, administration, client communication and consultant coordination roles. The opportunity to be involved in both metropolitan and regional projects is also exciting. 263

1 121

10 1,75 0

BED

BED 2

ENTRY

A506

FT-1 13

1.0.2 A: 4.3 m2

W4-04

VI-2

A503

3,98 8

S.08 A303

DW ELL ING

3 8,51 7

110 KITCHE BED 3 3,09 N 5,03 0 LIVING 0 4,80 0

S.03 A301

290 121

4,91 0

JP.19 A424 DP.09 A504

DP.08 A504

S.09 A303

ENT RY KITCHE 4,430 N 4,43 LIVING 0 4,20 0

S.10 A303

JP.14 A420

W4-04

290 ACC

BED 1 4,11 2,40 0 0 110 CORRI DOR 110 2 4,34 1,60 0 110 0

BED

110 DW ELL ING 1 9,01 9

7 8

499 3,145

STAFF SLEEPOVER 19 A.1.9

A502

A501 21

JP.17 A424

DP.04 A503

JP.17 A424

4,51 0

E.02 A200

1,50 0

ENT RY 4,40 LIVING 0 4,40 LIVING 0 4,40 0

JP.13 A419

JP.23 A425

JP.07 A430

STORE A.1.5 A: 4.1 m2

VI-3 2 CSD-1

1,25 0

260

5,400

326

JP.01 A429

EGD2-1 EM-1

D-1

S.02 A300 E.03 A200

E.08 A201

A500 3

D-3

2 EGD3-1

S.05 A302

CONSULTATION 02 A.1.9 7 2

JP.04 A427

A500

EGD3-2

A: 11.1 m

CA-1

MSB

DP.05 A502

JP.06 A430

S.01 A300

S.06 A302

DP.06 A502

7,144 ADMIN 12,596

5,73 2

A.1.8 A: 10.8 m2

CA-1

S.04 A301

250 260

VI-1

CONSULTATION 01

VI-3

260

A501

A.1.8 A: 6.8 m2

20 CA-1

JP.05 A428

A: 6.3 m2

VI-3

E.07 A201

JP.10 A423

W17-01 FOYER 9 A.0.0

A500

UACC

A.0.1 A: 6.4 m2

ACC WC

A: 11.8 m2

JP.03 A427

D-2

6 D-4

S.07 A303

10 GD-1 11

GD-2

A501

260

A.1.4

A500 17

CSD-1

FD-1

W4-01

A: 34.8 m

MEETING 19A: 9.8 m2 CA-1 20

HW JP.08 A425

4,63 0

290

121

4,31 0

JP.10 A423

VI-1 16

A.1.6 A: 5.8 m2

7 D.03 A416

D.08 A417

JP.09 A425

BED 1 3,48 BAT 5 H 2,17 5 CORRI 110 BED 110DOR 1,20 2 3,53 110 0 5 290 DW ELL ING 4,00 2 8,19 5 4

5 6

E.12 A202

13 GD-2 CORRIDOR A.1.0 VI-1 2

A.1.3 A: 12.5 m2

17 14 L'DRY / STORE

EGD2-3

LIVING

1.0.1 A: 16.3 m2

ESD4-2 JP.15 A421

290 290

290

VI-3

1 BAT H 2,29 3,607 7 110CORRI DOR110 BED ENT 2 3,60 RY 1101,200 7 1,83 0 110

A500

VI-2

121 121

A501

TEA ROOM

A501

1.0.1 A: 15.8 m2

2,006 3,446

1,96 0

2,76 8

15 REV SD.0 DD.0 T.0

JP.02 A429 W14-01

15 18

KITCHEN/DINING

BED 2

1.0.5 A: 16.9 m2

DP CU

ESD4-3

E.11 A202

10 CSD-4

VI-2

D-5 7

BED

CSD-2

S.05 A302

GD-2 14

GD-3

W4-02 11

A501

1,10 7

14 CORRIDOR

A503

600

18,5 00

D-6

A503

FT-1 9

CA-1

MPR 4,73 4 MPR 5,93 0 OFF ICE 6,08 OFF 6 ICE 6,08 6 OFF ICE 6,58 OFF 9 ICE 6,93 W 5,80 9 9

1.0.4 A: 6.5 m2

VI-4

8 5

1.0.0 A: 7.9 m2

D-5 A503 15

A.1.1 A: 36.4 m2

150 VOI D 3,13 CORRI 3,096 2 296 DOR 150L'DRY /STOR 1,63 2,70 4 4 E CORRI 844 116L'DRY/ST 149 1161,540 116 DOR 149 ORE TEA 1,63 4 STO ROOM 1161,540 114 149 CONSU 116 RE 2,33 LTA 1,54 3 TIO CONSU TEA 0 N 02 150 ROOM LTA 3,27 172 116 TIO VOI 3 1,88 3,68 CO N 02 D 2,91 5 3 MEETI 3,27 172 CONSU RRIDO 3 116 CORRI 6 124 R 10,4 EGD NG LTA DOR 3,68 52 TIO CONSU 1,65 3 N 01 1,60 0 CORRI LTA 3,20 172 116 8 172 TIO 3 116 DOR N 01 EGD 1,60 3,20 172 UAC 2,20 8 3 C 1,90 0 116 0 116 UAC C 1,90 3,19 116 0 116 FOYER 9 2,37 FOY 0 ER 150 2,02 116 0 EGD ADM 1,61 242 116 IN 18,5 2 00 474

DP ACC BATH

15 VI-2

OFFICE

ACC

A504

2.0.1 A: 23.5 m2

E.06 A201

ED3-1 ENTRY

LIVING/DINING

DP.07 A415

VI-1

EGD2-2

VI-2

121 121

ION LOOP

6,400 16

VI-2

BL1

2,38 4

2.0.6 A: 12.8 m2

A503

A.1.2 A: 33.0 m2

A500 21

1.0.3 A: 16.0 m2

EPO VER

ESD4-4

FBD-1 BED 2

7 A504

JP.21 A430

BED 1

103

FBD-2

DP CU

D.04 A416

2.0.1 A: 11.9 m2

D-8

21 LIVING/DINING 3.0.2 VI-2 A: 28.5 m2

VI-2

W4-04

A504

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

FE-ABEBL1 2

W4-07

10 9

KITCHEN

VI-2

2.0.5 VI-4 A: 2.6 m2

2.0.0 A: 8.0 m2

2.0.2 A: 5.4 m2

A505

ESD4-1

S.10 A303

ED3-2 ENTRY FT-1 CSD-3

SLE

D.05 A416

23 24

BED 2

3.0.7 A: 11.6 m2

BL1

VI-2

EPO VER

2.0.3 A: 11.2 m2

1 D-7 19

D-7 D-7

A505

A504

VI-4 18 A504 20 D-8 CSD-5 CORRIDOR 17

WS1

SLE

BATH

2.0.4 A: 6.9 m2

JP.19 A424

BED 1

WS1

A: 4.1 m2

A505

VI-2

3.0.1 A: 14.6 m2

BL1

S.06 A302

W1-02

12 BED 3

3.0.8 A: 11.4 m2

KITCHEN

EGD1-1 LAUNDRY VI-4 3.0.5

DP.03 A505

1,000

W1-01

S.09 A303

D-9

E.05 A201

WS1

STAFF OUTDOOR ACTIVITY

BL1

A505 13 CSD-3

A505

3.0.3 A: 7.6 m2

VI-2

BL1

2,600

FE-ABE

T3 RW S HW CU

E.09 FE-ABE A202 2

W4-07

121

VI-4 19 D-8

D-8

2,400

WS1

0.0.2 A: 34.5 m2

D.06 A417 11

17 CSD-5 CORRIDOR

3.0.6 A: 2.8 m2

2,400

BL1

WS1

FE-ABE1 BL1

BL1

D.09 A418 W4-07

VI-2 ENTRY 15 3.0.0 D-7

BATH

VI-4 WC

BINS

0.0.1 A: 12.7 m2

1,000

BL1

3.0.9 A: 7.2 m2

W3-02

W3-01

171,065

170,900

ED1-1

VI-2

E.10 A202

S.07 A303

DP.02 A506

1,000

WS1

3.0.4 A: 13.3 m2

A505

BL1

2,400

S.12 A304

A: 4.4 m2

JP.19 A424

S.11 A304

A506

ED3-3

D.07 A417

BED 1

W4-05 4

3,040

2,400

2 3,60 7 BED 2 3,60 7

121

INCREMENTAL ASSEMBLY ARRANGEMENT, REFER SCHEDULES, DETAILS AND SPECIFICATION

2,600

S.08 A303

W4-03

DP.01 A506

121

INCREMENTAL SYSTEM TYPE, REFER DETAILS AND SPECIFICATION

2,600

4.0.0 A: 7.6 m2

W4-03

850

BL1

E.15 A203

E.16 A203

17 4.0.1 A: 17.6 m2

4.0.6 VI-2 A: 11.5 m2 7

A506

KITCHEN

CSD-3

2,756

VI-2

A506 CSD-5 10

5,090

INDUCT

4.0.2 A: 5.4 m2

D-8

1,751

S HW CU

171,065 19 VI-2

CORRIDOR VI-4

JP.19 A424

290

TD.01 A415

170,800

2,00 0

BATH

4.0.4 A: 7.2 m2

JP.08 A425

JP.18 A424

121

263 263 263

SHED

5,400

T4 RW 11,4 68

200

110

110 1,80 0

2 3,20 0 1 3,20 0

ENT RY

BED

260

BED 260

260

260 260

260

110

12,0 48 13,8 78

0.0.0 A: 14.3 m2

4.0.1 A: 14.6 m2

D-7 9

BED 121

121

TD.01 A415

EG-1

LIVING/DINING

D-7

VI-4 D-8

JP.18 A424

121

- 01

10,4 60

170,850

ESD4-5

VI-2

W4-06

JP.10 A423

S.01 A300

LIVING

263

600

S.12 A304

W4-04

BED 1

4.0.3 A: 11.6 m2

4.0.5 A: 2.8 m2

S.11 A304

DP.01 A506

JP.16 A422

WC DWELL 1,20 11,0 ING 88 2 11,6 1100 67 CORRI BATH DW LIVING 3,15 ELL DOR 0 ING /KIT 4,46 2 10,2 CHE 110 0 N 8,26 67 BED 7 110 BED 2 3,89 1 3,20 260 7 0 BED DW ELL 1 3,20 110 260 ING 200 0 1 10,7 260 ACC DW ENT 07 260 LIVING ELL 2,70 RY ING /KIT 1,80 CHE 1 9,30 0 0 110 N 7,30 7 260 7 BED 1 3,89 260 0 200 260 ENT 260 RY 1,80 0 260

BED 1 3,70 0 BED 1 3,70 0 ENT 260 RY 2,40 3 3,69 0 0 260 260

110

BED

110 LAU NDR Y 1,80 DW 110 0 WC ELLING 1,20 3 13,4 1100 97 CORRI BAT DW DOR ELL H 3,15 6,37 /KIT ING CHE 0 0 3 12,1 N 9,68 CHE 97 N 8,39 7 7

A506 3

W3-04 W3-03

DP.02 A506

/KIT

110

LIVING

2 3,20 7 2 3,20 7 BED

BED 121

121

124

W - WINDOW ED - EXTERNAL DOOR EG - EXTERNAL GATE EGD - EXTERNAL GLAZED DOOR ESD - GLAZED SLIDING DOOR CSD - CAVITY SLIDING DOOR D - DOOR FBD - FLEXI-BEDROOM DOOR FD - FIRE DOOR GD - GLAZED SWING DOOR

7 G 7,68

1 4

E.04 A200

S.04 A301

E.13 A203

W4-05 E.14 A203

263

134

121

1 3,20 7 1 3,20 7

260 260 260

N/LIVIN

DW ELL ING BAT 4 11,0 H 3,15 87 0 CORRI 110 WC DOR 1,20 4,46 1100 0 DW ELL ING 110 4 9,68 KITCHE 7

BED

4,658

260

E.01 A200

S.02 A300

W1-01 W

263 SLEEPO

18,6 40

JP.18 A424

WINDOW AND EXTERNAL DOOR TYPE LEGEND

263

BED DW 1 BAT ELL H 2,29 3,607 ING 7 110CORRI 4 7,91 4,31 7 BED DOR110 0 2 3,60 1101,200 7 LIVING 110 KITCHE 4,200 N 4,20 ENT 0 RY 4,20 0 S.03 A301

MPR 124 6,11 124 8 TEA RO L'DR Y/STOR OM 2,68 CO 6 116 RRIDO E 3,79 116 VER 124 R 7,17 7 124 987 MEETI 5 116 NG SLE 2,65 STO EPO OFF CORRI 7 RE VER ICE CORRI 2,65 2,65 5,80 116 DOR 7 DOR 2 0 1,60 116 116 7,17 0 296 5 FOY 1,60 ADMIN 12,852 116 ER 0 116 ACC 2,92 W 1,200 2,51 1 1 CORRI 1,347 CONSU UACC 3,38 W 1,637 116 DOR 116 LTA 2 1,60 2,451 FSCV TIO 116 0 CONSU N 01 1,000 LTA 3,38 TIO CONSU 2 559 N 02 LTA 3,38 TIO 2 N 02 3,38 1,25 2 0

3,98 8

121 121 121

A CLUSTER OF ACCOMMODATION_HINGE ARCHITECTS

This project starts with the schematic design stage for 4 dwellings and an administration building for the Wodonga-based Centre Against Violence (CAV) through the project management of the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing (DFFH, now Homes Victoria). CAV acts as an agent and provides crisis accommodation, support, and recovery services to victim-survivors and children experiencing family violence.

ISSUE Schematic Design Design Deveopment Tender

DATE 25/02/2021 25/06/2021 13/08/2021

PROJECT Builder/ Contractors shall verify job dimensions before any job commences. Figured dimensions take precedence over drawings and job dimensions . All shop drawings shall be submitted to Architect/ Consultant and manufacture shall not commence prior to return of inspected shop drawings by the Architect /Consultant. HINGE ARCHITECTS PTY LTD ACN 139 201 059EXCEPT AS ALLOWED UNDER COPYRIGHT ACT , NO PART OF THIS DRAWING MAY BE REPRODUCED OR OTHERWISE DEALT WITH WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF HINGE ARCHITECTS PTY LTD .

Hinge Architects 36 Cobden Street,North Melbourne , Victoria3051, Australia Phone +61 3 9013 8570Email studio@ hingearchitects .com.au www .hingearchitects .com.au

147

PROJECT DETAILS

SHEET

CAV CCF

A103

CLIENT

DRAWN

87-89 Phillips Street Wodonga VIC 3690

Department of Families , Fairness and Housing VictoriaPC

SHEET TITLE

Proposed Ground Floor Plan SCALE AT A 1

DATE

STATUS

1:100

13/08/2021

TENDER

REVISION

T.0

GSPublisherEngine 0.0.100.100

WODONGA, AUSTRALIA

PROJECTS _2019-2020

RMIT B108 L13 REFURBISHMENT 235-251 Bourke St, Melbourne, VIC, 3000

RMIT B108 L13 REFURBISHMENT_HINGE ARCHITECTS

The RMIT Building 8 Level 7 was a refurbishment project. We worked with RMIT to encounter an outstanding feasibility study of the open offices, meeting rooms, small study nooks, and kitchens. It was designed to support RMIT staff with a new layout and working vibe. We introduce multiple open offices with diverse themes to serve the requested group of staff. The idea is to make the whole level operable, and provides a more flexible floor layout for staff. In this project, I am involved in the discussion of each stage, producing 3D visualisations and preparing in all stages of documentations.

ASBESTOS NOTES 1. CRITICAL: CONTRACTOR TO REVIEW PRENSA MEMORANDUM 6/10/15 “18353 MEMO BLD 108 ELECTRICAL CONDUIT V2” WITH REGARDS TO ASBESTOS CONTAMINATION OF ELECTRICAL CONDUIT AND PROVIDE SAFE, PERMANENT AND SECURE FIXING METHOD FOR APPROVAL OF RMIT UNIVERSITY PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK.

EXISTING DIMS, COS

DOOR LEGEND D-1

NEW SOLID DOOR, KEY LOCK

D-8

1. NOTES IN DOOR SCHEDULE AND ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION AND SELECTIONS TAKE PRECEDENT OVER DOOR LEGEND, DOOR CODING IS PROVIDED FOR BROAD NOTATION PURPOSES ONLY AND SHOULD NOT BE RELIED UPON. 2. ALL EXIT DOORS AND DOORS IN THE PATH OF TRAVEL TO EXITS ARE TO BE CAPABLE OF BEING OPENED AT ALL TIMES FROM THE SIDE FACING A PERSON SEEKING EGRESS FROM THE BUILDING WITH A SINGLE HANDED DOWNWARD OR PUSHING ACTION ON A SINGLE DEVICE WITHOUT USING A KEY AND LOCATED BETWEEN 900mm AND 1100mm ABOVE FLOOR LEVEL IN ACCORDANCE WITH CLAUSE D2.21 OF THE BCA. 3. ALL DOORWAYS ARE TO ACHIEVE A MINIMUM LUMINANCE CONTRAST OF 30% BETWEEN (A) DOOR LEAF AND DOOR JAMB, (B) DOOR LEAF AND ADJACENT WALL, (C) ARCHITRAVE AND WALL, (D) DOOR LEAF AND ARCHITRAVE; OR (E) DOOR JAMB AND ADJACENT WALL. 4. ALL DOORS THAT AUTOMATICALLY LOCK ARE TO BE FITTED WITH A FAIL SAFE DEVICE THAT AUTOMATICALLY OPENS ON FIRE ALARM AND/OR POWER FAILURE. 5. ALL BATHROOM AND TOILET SIGNAGE IS TO BE OF A COMPLIANT BRAILLE AND TACTILE TYPE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SPECIFICATION D3.6 OF THE BCA. 6. ALL CARD READERS, BREAK GLASS TO EXIT BUTTONS, PUSH TO EXIT BUTTONS, AND SIMILAR ACCESSIBLE DEVICES, ARE NOT TO BE LOCATED WITHIN 500mm OF AN INTERNAL CORNER. 7. ALL GLAZED DOORS TO BE FITTED WITH A 75mm HIGH GLAZING DECAL LOCATED BEWEEN 900mm AFFL AND 1100mm AFFL ACROSS THE FULL WIDTH OF THE GLAZING.

NEW SOLID DOOR, MIN 1100mmW x 2250mmH CLEAR, RAVEN ACOUSTIC SEALS, ELECTRONIC MORTICE/SWIPE CARD LOCK

D-9

EXISTING CHALLENGER UNIT MOUNTED IN EXISTING ENCLOSURE APPROXIMATELY AS INDICATED, CONFIRM ON SITE EXISTING VERTICAL FIBRE CABLE CHANNEL TO BE RETAINED IN POSITION, SHOWN INDICATIVELY, CONTRACTOR TO ENSURE NO DAMAGE, CONFIRM ON SITE 2 x PROPOSED NEW 1000mmW x 900mmD COMMUNICATIONS RACK SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED RMIT DSB VOL 10. STANDARD, REFER DSB FOR SPECIFICATION OF UNIT

BACK

INCREMENTAL DOOR REFERENCE, REFER DOOR SCHEDULE, DETAILS AND SPECIFICATION

1,000 707 118 792 118

- 1

D - SWING DOOR DD - DOUBLE SWING DOOR SD - SLIDING DOOR OR SLIDING PANEL CS - CAVITY SLIDING DOOR BD - BIFOLD DOOR OW - OPERABLE WALL

1,940 DD 2,000 1,825 90 RACK 1,000 RACK 1,000

DD-1

NEW SOLID DOOR, MIN 1000mmW (PER DOOR) x 2250mmH CLEAR, RAVEN ACOUSTIC SEALS, NO MULLION, KEY LOCK PROPOSED NEW WALL AND SOLIDCORE DOOR WITH ANODISED ALUMINIUM FRAME, NOTE DOOR TO HAVE BRUSH SEALS TO ALL PERIMETER JUNCTIONS, TOP AND BOTTOM DROP BOLTS AND BARREL LOCK TO ACTIVE LEAF, REFER DOOR SCHEDULE AND ARCHITECTURAL SPECIFICATION FOR DETAIL INCLUDING DOOR HARDWARE

COL 620 118 118

GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL DOCUMENTATION TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH SPECIFICATIONS, SCHEDULES AND PRELIMINARIES. 2. ALL DOCUMENTATION TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL OTHER CONSULTANTS DOCUMENTATION AND SPECIFICATION. 3. CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING. 4. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF ANY DISCREPANCY IN DOCUMENTATION OR SPECIFICATION, OR IN THOSE OF ANY CONSULTANTS, PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING. 5. ALL MEASUREMENTS IN MILLIMETRES UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED. 6. ALL WORK TO BE COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF THE BUILDING CODE OF AUSTRALIA, RELEVANT AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS, THE VICTORIAN BUILDING REGULATIONS, SAA CODES AND MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDATIONS, SPECIFICATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS. 7. DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS. 8. ALL DETAILS NOT DOCUMENTED SHALL BE CONFIRMED BY THE ARCHITECT BEFORE COMMENCING WORK. 9. ALL WORKS TO BE UNDERTAKEN IN STRICT CONFORMITY WITH THE RMIT DESIGN STANDARDS AND THE RMIT FURNITURE GUIDELINES AVAILABLE AT HTTPS://WWW.RMIT.EDU.AU/ABOUT/OUR-LOCATIONS-ANDFACILITIES/FACILITIES/DESIGN-STANDARDS. THE CONTRACTOR IS TO UNDERSTAND AND ABIDE BY THE RMIT DESIGN STANDARDS AT ALL TIMES. 10. COMMENCEMENT OF WORK MEANS ACCEPTANCE OF ALL NOTES AND CONDITIONS. 11. ANY PENETRATIONS THROUGH ELEMENTS REQUIRED TO BE FIRE RATED AND TO BE SEALED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF BCA C3.15. 12. ALL GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF AS1288.1:2006. 13. ALL WET AREAS TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF AS3740.

NEW ANTI-STATIC VINYL TO SELECTIONS SCHEDULE

118 118 118 118

RACK 900 RACK 900

769

RISER 620 90 3,099

(TYPICAL, TO ALL EXISTING AND NEW WALLS) MAKE GOOD AND PAINT FINISH, APPLY NEW 100mmH ANO. ALU. SKIRTINGS REFER ELECTRICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL POWER AND DATA REQUIREMENTS EXISTING DIMS, COS

2,899 OVERALL INTERNAL 4,000

D 1,180

HUB

COLLAB

EXISTING DIMS, COS

011 A: 35.1 m2

OW-3A

OW-3C

Communications Room Detail Plan 1:50

DP.04 (TYPICAL) ALL GAPS AROUND SKIRTING, BETWEEN WALLS, AND THE LIKE, SHALL BE SEALED: - WHERE LESS THAN 10mm, USE A FIRE RATED SEALANT - WHERE GREATER THAN 10mm, USE A COMPRESSED BACKING ROD AND FIRE RATED SEALANT - WHERE GREATER THAN 25mm, COVER WITH A STEEL ANGLE, THEN SEAL WITH A FIRE RATED SEALANT

1,578

1,725

OW-3B

(WHERE NO BATTEN WALL INDICATED) PROVIDE NEW LAYER OF 13mm CSR GYPROCK SOUNDCHEK ACOUSTICALLY RATED PLASTERBOARD PATCH FIXED OVER EXISTING MASONRY WALL

EXISTING DOOR, INSTALL NEW 25mm INSULATION OR ACOUSTIC FOAM TO INSIDE FACE EQUIVILANT TO MEGASORBER P25, RELOCATE EXISTING DOOR LEVER AND BARREL PER OTHER ANNOTATION, PROVIDE REPLACEMENT DOOR LEVER (NO BARREL) AND BLANK KEY PLATES (NOT SHOWN, ABOVE) PROVIDE NEW MIN. 50mm THICK 32kg/m3 DENSITY BULK INSULATION TO CEILING/BULKHEAD AROUND PLANTROOM EXTENDING A MIN. 2m IN ALL HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONS FROM THE EXTERNAL FACE OF THE PLANT ROOM WALL PROVIDE NEW THRESHOLD HOB BETWEEN DOOR LEAVES TO OBTAIN POSITIVE SEAL TO ROOM EQUIVALENT TO THE PYROPANEL PYROSIL WITH INCORPORATED RUBBER SEAL

NORTH WEST OFFICE 010 A: 458.5 m2

PROVIDE NEW 25mm ACOUSTIC FOAM OR INSULATION INSTALLED TO THE INSIDE FACE OF THE DOOR EQUIVILANT TO MEGASORBER P25

FHR

009 A: 0.6 m2

PROVIDE NEW MIN. 50mm THICK INSULATION TO ALL EXPOSED MASONRY AND SURFACES INSIDE PLANT ROOM EQUIVALENT TO MEGASORBER P50 (NOTE: WHERE REQUIRED FOR PROTECTION, INSULATION SHOULD BE COVERED WITH A PERFORATED METAL SCREEN WITH AN OPEN AREA OF NOT LESS THAN 20%)

Smoke Spill Room Detail Plan 1:50

DP.05

DP.02 A501

FEMALE BATHROOM

DIS. WC

405 24.7 m2

1,469

D-5

D-2 LOCKER QTY: 9

LOCKER QTY: 18

DOOR TO HAVE MORTICED OR SEMI-MORTICED AUTOMATIC DROP SEAL EQUIVALENT TO RAVEN RP8 AND SURFACE MOUNTED ACOUSTIC SEALS INSTALLED TO EXISTING FRAME DOORSTOPS EQUIVALENT TO RAVEN RP24

009 A: 5.4 m2

D-5

2P FOCUS

008 A: 6.2 m2

2P FOCUS

012 A: 6.0 m2

013 A: 6.4 m2

311 0.3 m2

STAIR

406 A: 5.0 m2

D-5

2P FOCUS

007 A: 6.2 m2

210 17.9 m2

NOT IN SCOPE

SD-2

12P MEETING ROOM

PRINTER

NEW (ADDITIONAL) MIN. 40mm THICK SOLID CORE TIMBER DOOR WITH MIN. 1mm THICK STEEL FACES TO BOTH SIDES INSTALLED ON EXISTING METAL FRAME, RELOCATE DOOR LEVER AND BARREL FROM INSIDE DOOR TO NEW OUTSIDE DOOR, CONFIRM CAPACITY OF DOOR FRAME TO TAKE ADDITIONAL WEIGHT PRIOR TO PUTTING WORK IN HAND

004 A: 25.7 m2

D-10

PLANT

030 A: 24.0 m2

029 A: 63.5 m2

106 21.1 m2 NOT IN SCOPE

306 2.3 m2

202 22.1 m2

308 2.0 m2

LOCKER QTY: 42

026 A: 209.3 m2

MALE BATHROOM 404 23.5 m2

907 3.9 m2

LOCKER QTY: 18

D-5

1P FOCUS 028 A: 6.4 m2

4P MEETING ROOM

HUB

STAIR

MEETING

211 9.4 m2

025 A: 41.0 m2

027 A: 13.1 m2

NOT IN SCOPE

4P MEETING ROOM 021 A: 13.1 m2

2P FOCUS 024 A: 6.8 m2

SD-3

D-5

1P FOCUS

D-5

D-1

PRINTING 019 A: 18.3 m2

D-5

SD-2

905 3.9 m2

BP 1,469

D-4

FOYER

201 A: 60.1 m2

003 A: 27.1 m2

018 A: 45.1 m2

D-8 301 0.5 m2

OW-2B

D-1

MOCOW

203 A: 41.3 m2 SD-5

D-9 901 4.8 m2

COMMS DD-1

ENTRY

DP.04 A101

COLLAB TV

022 A: 5.6 m2

023 A: 5.2 m2

204 A: 37.0 m2

OW-2A

D-5

PRINTER

D-2 F. H. R.

LOCKER QTY: 45

BP SD-3

906 3.9 m2

SD-2

12P MEETING ROOM

NOT IN SCOPE

401 A: 5.0 m2

NOT IN SCOPE

CLEANER

OW-1 D-3

403 16.5 m2

CSNK A: 4.1 m2

SD-2 305 5.9 m2 NOT IN SCOPE

PLANT

LOCKER QTY: 54

BREAKOUT

PROJECT ROOM SOUTH WEST OFFICE

CORRIDOR

309 0.7 m2

903 4.8 m2

902 4.8 m2 NOT IN SCOPE

402 A: 10.2 m2

904 4.8 m2

SD-4

AUDITORIUM 002 A: 37.3 m2

RECEPTION 001 A: 10.1 m2

HUB

D-5

BP OW-2C

SOUTH EAST OFFICE

STAFF LOUNGE 017 A: 58.8 m2

STAFF KITCHEN 016 A: 55.5 m2

LOCKER QTY: 24

020 A: 153.7 m2

OW-4

NORTH EAST OFFICE 015 A: 162.0 m2

COLLAB 014 A: 40.9 m2

HUB

SMOKE SPILL 412 2.8 m2

SMOKE SPILL

D-7

411 2.8 m2

DP.05 A101

D-7

DP.05 A101

REV T.0

ISSUE Trade Packages 1, 2, 3 Letting

DATE 22/01/2020

Hinge Architects 36 CobdenStreet, NorthMelbourne,Victoria3051, Australia Phone +613 90138570 Fax +613 90138571 Email studio@ hingearchitects.com.au www .hingearchitects .com.au

PROJECT

PROJECT DETAILS

SHEET

139

RMIT Building 108 Level 13

A101

CLIENT

DRAWN

SCALE AT A1

DATE

STATUS

RMIT University

1:100

22/01/2020

TENDER

Building108, L13, Melbourne3000

SHEET TITLE

Proposed Plan REVISION

T.0

GSPublisherEngine 0.0.100.100

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

PROJECTS_2019

THE ‘18 STAIRS’_ A STRIP OF CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE

CHONGQING, CHINA

PROJECTS_2019

THE ‘18 STAIRS’_ A STRIP OF CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE

THE ‘18 STAIRS’ A COLLECTION OF THE MUTATION OF THE VERNACULAR STILTED HOUSES. A STRIP OF THE CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE. AN OBJECT OF THE FINE GRID PLANING. A RESISTANCE TO THE MEGA STRUCTURE. A REMINISCENCE OF THE LOCAL LYFESTYLE.

have the opportunity to get close to the culture and experience. That’s why people are willing to travel to ancient town to get a glimpse of the local living experience. China is a nation of great antiquity. It is no doubt that there are a lot ancient town and particular vernacular architecture. Nevertheless, the majority of the town have been knocked down due to the rapid expansion of morden cities last 20 years. Many expert and scholar are starting to take actions of resisting the demolishment now. People are starting to realize the importance of old and paying more attention to it. There has been a dramatic shift of the attitude towards it. But it is not enough.

Imagine: you stand to see the scenery on the bridge, seeing the person of the scenery see you in the upstairs. The bright moon decorated your window, and you decorated the other people’s dream. People seeing people is the most beautiful scenario. But, how does this can actually happen? You have to keep the aborigines there. They live there, they live traditionally. And you 13

CHONGQING, CHINA

Architecture is the carrier of culture, while ancient architecture is the core of cultural heritage. Ancient architecture is a carrier of cultural spirit and the historical record of a nation’s life. It is the habitat of the soul of human culture, temples of human cultural beliefs, and halls engraved with historical monuments and cultural souls. It reflects the cultural patterns of different regions, countries, nationalities and communities. It is also a symbol of cultural diversity. The architecture has very important historical and cultural value. Recording history and displaying culture, Carrying the soul, providing identity and enhancing self-confidence, these are all ancient buildings that can give us. Without ancient buildings, our cultural roots can not be found. Ancient buildings are temples and palaces of human cultural beliefs. Only in front of these temples, We just know who we really are.

PROJECTS _2019

THE ‘18 STAIRS’ A STRIP OF CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE I often find myself wondering what the attraction of a city is and what the future of cities is. I guess it is the uniqueness and conventional characteristics of the city. And future cities are supposed to preserve these delicate factors. THE ‘18 STAIRS’_ A STRIP OF CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE

Future cities are supposed to preserve their uniqueness and conventional characteristics. Most cities are now undergoing the homogenization of globalization. The contemporary city has been out of control and lost its potential identities. The context of a city can no longer provide inhabitants with the conventional language to the space of the street or premises. Places that were once unique and iconic are suffering from being erased in their entirety. Pursuing the gentrification and industrialization in quality and efficiency in life, cities have become similar in extrinsic features and experience. A child born in Shanghai is probably experiencing a remarkably similar lifestyle like another born in New York. The younger generation will no longer have opportunities to reconnect to the way their parents used to live, even the elder would get lost in their ways of finding the past. It is crucial to explore the approach of preventing cities from being identical. My approach to the preservation of cities’ identity starts with investigating a specific city, Chongqing, which locates in the southwest of China. The ’18 Stairs’ is an experimental project that sought to retrofit the urban field condition through an investigation of the fine grid system in the large civic infrastructure. This investigation consists of a range of typological study and the testing of the scale shift from small to large, focusing on how a traditional typology could be mutated into a new architectural language. The objects are generated by a collection of vernacular stilted houses in Chongqing. Elements are unpacked and repacked to assemble a new object. The flatness of the field creates a public urban corridor for the city, constructing a new masterplan with injected shared sports fields. The rafters of single detached stilted houses, the floor joists, the studs, pipes, details and the house itself with all of the structural and ornamental elements will be unpacked and repacked as formwork to retrofit the new ’18 stairs’. It also intends to explore the balance between urban context and human activity. The aggregation of the stilted houses provides a special hierarchy within the urban context. The tiny scale stilted houses are repeatable on the site, creating an inverse of the megastructure in the city. This argues the layout of small scale density between large scale context. The massive grid of new stilted houses is essentially an integral large structure, which creates a strip of civic infrastructure that serving the surroundings. Ultimately, it is an expansion of a fine grid in between the high-rises. The inhabitants would celebrate the life here, meet with each other, talking and laughing.

CHONGQING, CHINA

PROJECTS _2019

1. SPORTS FIELDS. 2. MEETING ROOM. 3. OFFICE. 3. REST ROOM. 4. CIRCULATIONS. 5. SHOWCASE. 6. PLATFORMS. 7. CHAGING ROOMS. 8. CAFE. 9.CORRIDOR. 10. LIBRARY. 11. ARCHIVE. 12. STUDY ROOM. 13.GALLERY SHOP.

THE ‘18 STAIRS’_ A STRIP OF CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE

PLAN

THE FINE GRIDS AND THE BIG BLOCKS. THE SPORTS FEILDS AND THE BUILDINGS. THE PRIVATE AND THE PUBLIC. THE TIGHT AND THE MASSIVE. THE EMPTY AND THE DENSITY.

CHONGQING, CHINA

PROJECTS _2019 _2018

CROSS REALITIES_PALINDROMIC CHAMBERS

CROSS REALITIES_PALINDROMIC CHAMBERS 300M TOWER

As the high resolution could be presented effortlessly in digital tools, how to transfer it into real world becomes an enquiry. We start to 3D print a quarter of one-floor section, in the beginning we found that the chunk expresses too complex structure/ patterns. As it supposed to print a small scale, some zone of the chunk suffered a really thin volume which could not be printed. Even the 3D printer would have some limitations to printing. Printable turned out to be a big issue. The digital and the reality complement each other, while 3D print could be the binding approach between them.

MELBOURNE CBD, AUSTRALIA

Cross Realities could be considered as a process of pattern recognition and creation through merging design technologies. Unlike general architecture systems by the only use of only CAD techniques, this studio attempts to take MAYA as a core computational design tool with using mirror cutting and Arnold rendering. New technologies give us a brand-new recognition of design, with the using of AR/VR, people could be get access to the digital world easily. The new computational tools also help us to define a subject in a variant way, which means we could use MAYA for instance to obtain this high resolution tower or other fabrications. In this studio, how we generate the patterns /components/iteration objects and how they are impacted or represented need to be considered. We are not making art, but creating a new way of representing architecture. Even when working with the massive new digital tools, we can still find ourselves would get lost in the dimension of creating patterns or fabrication protocols. The role of design is a way to inspire the world, and to demonstrate in today’s design creator cannot ignore and in fact, should embrace the changing techniques to deliver previously unseen aesthetics and theory.

PROJECTS _2019 _2018

ITERATION DEVELOPMENT MIRROR ROTATION 30 - 60 DEG

ITERATION DEVELOPMENT MIRROR ROTATION 30 - 60 DEG E/i.1

D/i.1

C/i.1

B/i.1

A/i.1

CROSS REALITIES_PALINDROMIC CHAMBERS

D/i.1.1

PLAN - CONSERVATORY 1:500

CIRCULATION PRIMARY CHAMBERS

PLAN - CRYPT 1:500 MELBOURNE CBD, AUSTRALIA

CIRCULATION PRIMARY CHAMBERS

PROJECTS _2018

NORTH ELEVATION FACADE - FIELD 150 percent

CROSS REALITIES_PALINDROMIC CHAMBERS

MELBOURNE CBD, AUSTRALIA

PROJECTS _2018

SECTION - LABORATORY 1:20

CROSS REALITIES_PALINDROMIC CHAMBERS

PERPECTIVES

MELBOURNE CBD, AUSTRALIA

MODELS _2019

ROBIN BOYD EXHIBITION Robin Boyd could be regarded as the most influential architect in Australia, he led Melbourne’s Modern Architecture movement, had a unique visionary in urban design. ROBIN BOYD EXHIBITION

I found that Robin can always bring us a surprise, not only for the material he was using but also for the structure and layout of each house. When you first look at his project, you probably would think it is an ordinary house. But as you walked into the house and experienced it, you will realize it is such a gift. I was shocked when I stepped into his house, it is so beautiful, the structure, the material, the scale, and the layout. He was a talent. He could always find a balance between his idea and the client’s needs. For instance, his negotiation between client makes the Featherston house special. The bold innovation and attempt of it were advanced, challenging the traditional architecture. Even nowadays, the house could still be counted for a masterpiece and a leading notion.

HEIDE MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

MODELS _2018

SCULPTING ILLUSIONS By using Hololens to transform physical objects from digital ones, to research what is the variation between virtual world and reality, to experience and explore how the agmented reality techniques can be benefited to us. SCULPTING ILLUSIONS

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TUTOR_CAITLYN PARRY

FINAL OUTCOME _ RESIN OBJECTS

MODELS _2017

ARCHITECTURAL ROBOTICS _ FOAM CARVING New advanced techniques are becoming increasingly popular, UR-10 robot could be one of the most well used machines. Taken UR-10 robot with hot wire cuter as a tool, to carve foams and test diverse interior decorations of a public meeting pavilion. ARCHITECTURAL ROBOTICS_FOAM CARVING TUTOR_ROLAND SNOOKS

PENGYAN CHEN THANKS

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