portfolio by chrysoula papagianni

portfolio | Chrysoula Papagianni

PERSONAL INFORMATION

15B Delvinou Street, 14671, Nea Erythraia T: +30 6937 336 700 E: chrys_pa@yahoo.it www.outoftheboxarch.com

EDUCATION Università degli studi di Firenze | MArch Università degli studi di Firenze | BArch 4th High School of Alimos | Athens

Oct 2012 - Apr 2015 Oct 2005 - Feb 2012 Sep 2002 -Jul 2004

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY PCH Design Box |Design Engineer, Athens, Greece Out of the box Architects | Founder, Athens, Greece Studio 75 Architects | Architect, Athens, Greece Studio 75 Architects | Architect, Athens, Greece Studio 75 Architects | Intern, Athens, Greece Studio di Architettura Michele Piccini | Intern, Florence, Italy Freelance photographer | Italy - Greece “Κατοικία Έπιπλο” | Family furniture company Sales assistant and office organization, Athens, Greece

Apr 2019 - Present Sep 2015 - Present Oct 2017 - Dec 2017 Jul 2014 - Nov 2014 Jul 2013 - Sep 2013 Oct 2010 - Feb 2011 Mar 2004 - Sep 2005

AWARDS | PUBLICATIONS DOMÉS International Review of Architecture | NYC Aquarium and public waterfront Director’s Choice Award Winner | NYC Aquarium and public waterfront CUI Conference, Istanbul, Turkey | AGORA_A social and market space of a new economy in Athens

IT SKILLS Revit | Architecture, Structure, MEP, Collaborate AutoCad Rhinoceros Vray for Revit Cinema 4D Microsoft Office |Word, Excel, Powerpoint Adobe Suite | Photoshop, Indesign, Premiere

LANGUAGES Greek | Native language Italian | Fluent English | Fluent Spanish | Level A1

_projects 01. NYC Aqua International open ideas competition 02. King’s Cross Self build housing proposal 03. Agora_A social and market space of a new economy in Athens Master’s Thesis 04. Bioclimatic School proposal Ideas competition 05. Double skin facade Architecture and Environmental Lab 06. The garden of the city, the city of the backyard Architecture and Town Lab 07. βuc (belvedere under construction) Restoration Lab 08. Diffuse Hotel at the foot of Mount Olympus Bachelor Thesis 09. Work projects 10. Design

01. NYC Aqua_Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s choice award winner NYC AQUARIUM & PUBLIC WATERFRONT

Project

International open ideas competition

Date

2016

Collaborators

Nikolaos Karatolios, Katerina Xenou

Man’s relationship with the sea is highly interactive as it is important, manifold and long-lasting. As far as we see it, designing an aquarium presents a great opportunity to highlight man’s relationship to the sea and go beyond the simple notion of a “zoo” in which various marine species are on display, by providing a complete sea experience.The basic design principle was to recreate the interaction between the sea and the visitor as well as with the project itself, perceiving the sea as an integral part of the project and creating a single interlocking organism waiting to be explored.

Section

The aquarium has been designed as such, as to create the feeling of exploration of the depth of the sea. The sequence of the passageways-hallways with the halls in combination with the continuous descent into the aquarium and the gradual increase of the halls in both height and size, along with the gradual reduction of brightness has been designed to create the sense that the visitor is directed deeper and deeper into the sea.

Assonometric view

Meanwhile, every hall will reproduce sounds of the sea depending on the depth and the exhibits. The sounds will range from the song of a whale to the sound of a speedboat. The exhibition spaces are dedicated to indigenous fish, starting with neritic fish in the initial halls and gradually leading to the deep sea fish. Each hall has unique textures (e.g. rock or sand floor) in order to provide different experiences to the visitor. The visitor’s tour ends in the final hall which is devoted to the influence man has on the sea and aims to raise awareness, by replacing the sea creatures in the water tanks with trash, polluted waters and sources of contamination. Main aim of such a display is to sensitize the spectators and inspire an active response towards protecting the aquatic world.

02. Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cross

Project

Self build housing proposal

Date

2015

Collaborators

Nikolaos Karatolios

Masterplan

A prefabricated housing proposal designed for a self build company in London. The plot is situated in Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cross district, in the center of a building block, with no sides facing the street. Due to its proximity to the adjacent buildings, privacy was a very important factor to take into consideration. The solution we came up to avoid the direct visual contact, was a perforated first floor, with folding-windows. The ground floor plan was designed with the possibility of a 10m2 extension, where a more spacious dining room can be placed, facing the yard. Plan | Ground Floor Basic house 100m2

Plan | Ground Floor Extended house 100m2

Plan | First Floor Basic house 100m2 Extended house 110m2

03. Agora_A social and market space of a new economy in Athens Project

Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Thesis

Date

2015

Collaborators

Nikolaos Karatolios

Supervisors

Francesco Colotti

The idea was the creation of a project, influenced by the current socio-economic situation in Greece, in one of the most central districts of Athens that is proposing an alternative for the people. The theme of our proposal is a multifunctional market and working space that offers a different type of economy, architecture and function, not depending on money, but in the value of trading. One of the crucial points for us, was the creation of an â&#x20AC;&#x153;organismâ&#x20AC;? that will mutate in function, depending on the needs, so that it will never constitute an unused space at any time and day, and to offer the freedom to the people to shape the conditions and the relationship among the different functions.

Masterplan

Section

Cubes The cubes make up the bulk of the market, while having, except of a functional value, but also the role of the separation of public space. Regarding the design the main target was the creation of a strong image that looks like a street-art installation, and mimic commerce and trade boxes, arranged in stacks. The cube is like a â&#x20AC;&#x153;living organismâ&#x20AC;? that is changing, transforming at the same time the face of the market, based on the time and day.While it is not in use, has the ability to fully close, obtaining a pure form, while when it operates opens, changing facades depending on the functions. An important design choice, is the distance of 5 cm, which the cubes have amongst them, and the gap of 5 cm from the paving. In this way they look like regardless boxes between them and the thin line shadow formed by the elevation of them, standing out from the ground, making them seem lighter in the eye and creates the impression as if someone has simply left them on the ground.

Trasparent volumes These are the volumes that complement the facades of the street in combination with the existing neoclassical building and the neoclassical faĂ§ade which remains. Are the largest in size buildings of the project, and they are the heart of the project. The design approach that we selected is minimalistic. Mainly as a respect to the existing buildings and they are designed without many architectural features in a way that they â&#x20AC;&#x153;uniteâ&#x20AC;? the two neoclassical buildings in a single facade. Therefore to be easily understood that they are part of the same project. To achieve this we used as main material translucent policarbonate glass, that creates a sense of continuity.

SE Elevation

Main warehouse The deposit is the main storage space of the market, playing the most important role in the service of indirect exchange. It is the only point of the project that is divided by a street. This option has been decided to facilitate the people who carry a larger dimension object, to load and unload with ease. The design approach differs from the other buildings of the market having clear industrial design, as a reference to the pre-existing building that was located there. The pre-existing walls of the old industry,are reserved and complemented by translucent policarbonate glass, so that the sunlight will diffuse evenly and in a soft way in the interior of the deposit.

Section

Elevation

04. Bioclimatic school proposal_Finalist

Elementary School with Indoor Gym in Neapoli, Thessaloniki

Project

Ideas Competition

Date

2014

Collaborators

Nikolaos Karatolios, Dimitris Galetakis,

The main objective of our proposal is to create a school complex that will be familiar to children as an image, respecting the environment and the children. A key design choice is the creation of one-storey buildings with a human scale while creating the feeling of less coverage of the plot.

Masterplan

With the design approach of the buildings housing the classrooms, we wanted to create a familiar image for the children in order to feel that they are in a friendly environment. Influenced by the wooden toy houses, which are the “archetypal” image of the house, we created a wooden “village” built in a natural landscape, where the roofs are dominated by the multicolor bioclimatic chimneys (Each color represents a different classroom) .

Section αα’

Regarding the bioclimatic design of the buildings, it is based on three principles: Orientation, insulation and air circulation. The orientation of the long part of the buildings is facing the south with a slight western deviation due to the natural slope of the land, achieving a the maximum amount natural lighting levels and passive heating during the cold months, while avoiding direct radiation and overheating during the warmer months. The north side of the buildings is protecting the interior from heat losses with the lack of openings, or taking advantage of the physical protection of the soil.

The double skin of the buildings during the winter, is trapping the heat, absorbing radiation from the sun and working like an insulation to minimize the heat losses. During the warmer months the skin receives the heat and delivers it to the bioclimatic chimneys and from there flows outside the buildings keeping them cool. At the same time through the strategic placement of openings on the north side of the buildings, channeled cold air enters the rooms and the double skin, enhancing air circulation and maintaining the thermal comfort.

East Elevation

05. Double skin facade Re-development of the middle school â&#x20AC;&#x153;Malaparteâ&#x20AC;? in Prato,Italy

Project

Architecture and Environmental Lab

Date

2014

Supervisors

Giuseppe Ridolfi, Lorenzo Giorgi

This laboratory was focused on the re-development of an existing school building and, more in detail, the re-design of its envelope to achieve architectural quality, energy retrofit and the best environmental balance. Parts of the workflow : site investigation, technological survey of the existing building envelope, dataset implementation of the envelope components, performance benchmarks and parametric modeling of the present situation, life cycle assessment between present situation and proposed transformation. For the final project we used methods for the evaluation of thermal and energy performance of buildings based on â&#x20AC;&#x153;simplified methodâ&#x20AC;? and dynamic software applications (Autodesk Ecotect Analysis+ Energy Plus) providing the calculation procedures for system losses and efficiencies for the different energy systems, such as: space heating/cooling, DHW, lighting (Radiance-Daysim), ventilation and air conditioning (winAir).

Schematic rappresentation of the proposal

Adjustable angle glass louver mechanism. Each shader can rotate independently depending on the sunlight.

Axonometric view | Double skin facade applied on the south side of the school

Detail | Double skin facade

Ventilation Analysis | WinAir Summer period_South facade Southern wind External Temperature : 35.0 C Internal Temperature : 25.0 C

06. The garden of the city, the city of the backyard School of performing arts in Prato, Italy

Project

Architecture and town Lab

Date

2014

Collaborators

Ruken Bars, Olivia Falsini, Olivia Gori

Supervisors

Francesco Colotti

This laboratory involved the former hospital site of Prato, Italy. The goal was to design an International school for 300 students which will include administrative offices, dormitories, teaching spaces, dining facilities, library, recreation areas, bookshops and the surrounding open spaces.

Concept model 1:2000

Model 1:2000

Final Model 1:500

Concept image

The project area is divided in the one inside the city wall and the one just outside the wall. Inside is situated the school of performing arts, the auditorium and a conceptual tower. In the area outside the wall is placed the studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s residence, the main library and underground parking spaces.

Masterplan

Level +14m -dance -dressing rooms -toilets

Level +12m -orchestra -recording room -dance -dressing rooms -toilets

Level +8m -music theory -recording room -dance -classrooms -toilets

Plan level +8m Level +5m -amphitheater -administration -recording room -toilets

Ground Floor -reception -cafeteria -toilets

Exploded view diagram

NW elevation

Section BB

07. Î˛uc (belvedere under construction)

Restoration of the Belvedere Bastion in Arezzo, Italy

Project

Restoration Laboratory

Date

2013

Collaborators

Ntaniel Antzel, Nikolaos Karatolios

Supervisors

Maurizio De Vita, Giacomo Tempesta, Grazia Tucci

A project of restoration of the XVIth century Fortress of Arezzo in Tuscany, Italy. Our area of intervention was the Belvedere bastion with the function of the new entrance to the fortress and access to the new theater project that has already been launched. The project also includes exposition spaces and an aerial walkthrough with panoramic views to the city of Arezzo.

Plans | Sections

Plant Blistering Detachment Biological Colonization Discolouration Deposit Coving Degradation Analysis

Cracks Discolouration

Entrance view

Aerial walkthrough night view

08. Diffuse hotel at the foot of Mount Olympus

Project

Bachelor Thesis

Date

2012

Supervisors

Saverio Mecca, Michele Piccini

Masterplan

The village of Sparmos is an agricultural settlement at an altitude of 670 meters, which was completely destroyed during the civil war. The area is characterized by its differences in height and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s contact with the plains and the mountains. My proposal seeks to compare the architectural context with respect Ď&#x201E;Îż the needs of the area, focusing on the natural beauty of the site, in order to create a place that integrates with the landscape.

The restaurant area adapts to the existing morphology, leaving the natural landscape intact.

Plan | Restaurant

The hotel consists of 17 rooms, placed on the exact traces of the destroyed village’s houses. Where an addition was needed, because the plan of the pre-existing trace wasn’t adequate, the “new” part of the plan was designed with a different material and height in order to highlight this contrast. In some other cases, apart from the trace there were remaining walls which were of course incorporated in the design. Three different types of units were designed, for two, three and 4 persons, with all the necessary amenities.

Plans | Housing

Section

09. Work projects Doha Oasis is a mixed-use project which includes: a 30-storey tower; a 6-storey basement with mall, parking and theme park; a 12-storey range of apartments and a 250 m-long elliptical park. The â&#x20AC;&#x153;Jewel in the Crownâ&#x20AC;? is a 27,500m2 Themed Experience Centre in the heart of the development. The Theme Park occupies the Central Area of the Podium at ground level and is covered by a steel dome ensuring a clear height of eighteen meters, supporting the landscape garden, and is penetrated by skylights. Studio 75 was assigned the implementation design of the theme park.

Project

Doha Oasis Theme Park

Date

2017

Employer

Studio 75 Architects

E-7

E-8

E-10

E-9

E-11

E-12

E-13

E-14 2 RC.AI.110.A0.A1223

AREA FOR THEMING

110-A.1 C A

2210

-N.I.C.-

1169

D 60

2078

OUTLINE FOR THEMED SET DESIGN FOR SCENES, SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY

1603

1410

8115

1178 3

110-A.3 C A

-N.I.C.-

9771

110-Y C A

1600

CORRIDOR 1163 110-U

1879

1926

1603

356

4660

3958

7370

5491

DIMMER ROOM 110-X

OUTLINE FOR THEMED SET DESIGN FOR SCENES, SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY

6848

3059

110-X C A

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

EER-TEC-110 110-Y

CORRIDOR 110-V

-N.I.C.-

D200

2302

4504

110-Z C A

1832

1600

23 3030

619

ATTRACTION 110 110-A

6013

AREA FOR THEMING

110-T C A

EXPANSION JOINT, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

1341 2399

2246

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

C 899 110-A.4 C A

12597

1033

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120

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

110-A.5 C A

ATTRACTION 110 110-A

1 RC.AI.110.A0.A1222

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

180 MH-

RCC-110 110-Z C 60

9462

7059

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0 -D20

1991

1847

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5584

The Theme Park expands as well into the peripheral areas of the Ground Floor level to accommodate a total of twenty six or more different rides and attractions.

2144

13208

-N.I.C.-

E-6

ATTRACTION 110 110-A

3983

7309

OVERHEAD DOORS

126-Z C A

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

7053

110-A.2 F F

180 MH

OVERHEAD DOORS

FFL 5850

-D20

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

1791

12393

679

6698

7690

F.F.L. 5250 C.L. 5100

1 RC.AI.110.A0.A1221 FFL 5384

RAMPS 110-2

110-1.2 C A

Lead Architec

STORAGE AREA 110-F

1599

4531

2307

Lead Enginee

1005

17942

2823

3464

120

3702

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678

3200

3250

ENTRY QUEUE 110-1

4050

1146

9640

240

Creative Con

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440

R LINE OF BASEBUILD ABOVE

MH20

110-S C A

STORAGE AREA 110-S

7457

1146

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

3848

LINE OF BASEBUILD ABOVE

PMO

110-F C A

2297

4061

FFL 5450

-N.I.C.-

110-1.1 C C

6.51%

5.56% 5.56%

FFL 5283

-N.I.C.-

FFL 5408

Employer

KEY NOTES

F.F.L. 5250 C.L. 5100

EXIT 110-E

5.56%

FFL 5629

00 240 MS2

631

6.51%

7355

S20

6257 FFL 5850

The drawings asked for the rides and the attractions, were plans, sections and elevations. At this phase the details were focused on wall types, planters, rooms, door types, queues, railing and theming of the park.

2129

EXIT

MAINTENANCE ACCESS 110-D

2240

14273

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

LOAD/UNLOAD PLATFORM 110-C

PASS OPENING / MOVABLE PORTIONS BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

FFL 5850 C.L. 5100

110-D.1 F F

4525

BY THEMING CONTRUCTOR

-N.I.C.-

MS20

ENTRY

Conceptualis

PREMIER

CHAIN/ROPE

3742

3034

THEATRICAL CURTAIN SURROUND.

CONSTRUCTION PLAN - ATTRACTION 110

THEATRICAL CURTAIN SURROUND.

SCALE: 1 : 100

REF DETAIL: 1

REF SHEET:

RC.AI.000.A0.A1001

SHEET NOTES 1. 2. 3.

20465

NOISE MITIGATION IS RECOMMENDED FOR FULLY ENCLOSED QUEUES AND DARK RIDES. SEE ACOUSTICAL REPORT. ATTRACTIONS ARE SHOWN AS OVERALL REPRESENTATIONS. FOR DETAILED RIDE INFORMATION SEE VENDOR DRAWINGS. THEMING ELEMENTS ARE SHOWN FOR REFERENCE ONLY. FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE THE "TM" SERIES.

Lasc

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General N

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1. FOR OTHE DRAWINGS A 2. FOR STRU TO RC.ST SE 3. FOR EXTE REFER TO T 4. FOR BUILD DOCUMENTA 5. FOR TECH TO SH DRAW 6. FOR LIGH DOCUMENTA 7. FOR AUDI TO SH.AV SE 8. FOR SPEC TO SH.FX SE 9. FOR SHOW TO SH.SA SE

16865

Key Plan

REFERENCE TABLE

DRAWING

DOOR SCHEDULE

DT.AI.000.A0.A5401

WALL TYPES- ACS RATING

DT.AI.000.A0.A5301

REFER TO RAILING / FENCES AND GATES MASTERPLAN FOR DETAILS PLANTERS see AD DRAWINGS PLANTER ATTRACTION

BASEBUILD COLUMN

120MH200 = 2HRS FIRE RATED 200mm CMU HOLLOW

Da Rev:

120MH150 = 2HRS FIRE RATED 150mm CMU HOLLOW 12220

12220

120MS200 = 2HRS FIRE RATED 200mm CMU SOLID 240MS300 = 4HRS FIRE RATED 300mm CMU SOLID

GLASS WALL 2M HIGH

OPERATOR 103-3

GLASS WALL 2M HIGH

Project Nam

2000

FFL 5250 GROUND FLOOR C.L. 5100

32 31 00

32 31 00 OVERFLOW QUEUE 103-5

ENTRY QUEUE 103-1

DOHA

2850

EXIT

200

BATCH HOLD 103-2

120 MH200

GLASS WALL 2M HIGH

2000

BATCH HOLD 103-2

120 MH200

FFL 200

OPERATOR 103-3

4500

GLASS WALL 2M HIGH

17/11/2

Seal/Signa

120 MH150

5250 GROUND FLOOR C.L. 5100

RAILING LEGEND

Project Nu

32 31 00 1065MM SAFETY BARRIER

05.950

32 31 00 1010MM QUEUE RAILING

ELEVAT

Description

Employer

KEY NOTES 01 02 03

Drawing examples of the BOH (Back of House) area of the project, which includes services such as maintenance rooms, restrooms, offices, storage, etc. At this phase we mostly dealt with plans, elevations, reflected ceiling plans and finish floor plans.

OFFICE M803-A.8

BREAK AREA M803-A.11

OFFICE M803-A.10

ACT-01 3000

ACT-01

3000

OFFICE M803-A.9

ACT-01

3000

COPY/SUPPLIES ROOM M803-A.7

RECEPTION / VESTIBULE M803-A.13

ACT-01

3000

ACT-01

EXISTING BASE BUILD COLUMN. EXISTING BASE BUILD WALL TO REMAIN. AREA OF PREFABRICATED REFRIGERATION UNIT NOT IN SCOPE. T.B.D. BY LOCAL CONSULTANT AND COORDINATED BY FIELD CONTRACTOR. SLAB TO REMAIN AT C.L. LEVEL IN THIS AREA. 04 CASEWORK SHOWN FOR REFERENCE. 06 FLOOR ABOVE AREAS OUTSIDE OF STRUCTURE SLAB COVERAGE AND ABOVE ATC SUSPENSION FRAMING IS TO BE FINISHED AS PER THEME PARK APPROVED PROPOSAL. 07 CONTINUE RADIUS OF ADJACENT WALL. 11 DOOR NOT IN CONTRACT. 17 SEE FH PACKAGE FOR INFORMATION ON THIS AREA. 20 NEW ROLL-UP DOOR. 21 NEW ROLL-UP DOOR WITH INTEGRATED MAN DOOR. 22 SEE CONSULTANT DRAWINGS FOR LAYOUT/EQUIPMENT INFORMATION IN THIS AREA. 23 NEW SLIDING DOOR. 24 ENTIRE MAINTENANCE/EMPLOYEE ENTRY LOBBY AREA UNDER DEVELOPMENT. 25 ROOF COLUMN. SEE STRUCTURALS AND THEMING.. 26 EYE WASH STATION. 27 TYPICAL BOH FINISHES IN THIS AREA: WALL PT-01, FLOOR: PT-03, U.N.O 27A TYPICAL OFFICES WITHIN THIS AREA: WALL PT-01, BASE: WB-01, FLOORS: CP-01 27B TYPICAL BOH BASEMENT FINISHES: WALLS: PT-01, CEILING: PT-02, FLOOR: PT-03, WB-01 (OPTIONAL). APPLICABLE ONLY FOR NORMALLY UNOCCUPIED BUILDING SERVICE SUPPORT AREAS, REFER TO NFPA 101 SECTION 7.13 30 FREESTANDING ATM MACHINE. 31 STEEL PLATED WAINSCOT WALLS MT-01 AND BUMPERS IN THE MAINTENANCE ENTRY AREA, CORRIDORS AND LOBBY AREA 37 COMPUTER STATION COUNTER SHOWN FOR REFERENCE. 54 CART CHARGING STATIONS. 55 OVERHEAD CRANE PROJECTION; TO BE SPECIFIED BY OPERATOR - STRUCTURE TO BE COORDINATED WITH AURECON. 57 OPENING IN SLAB ABOVE FOR RIDE EQUIPMENT - ATTRACTION 103 58 RECESSED FIRE HOSE CABINET. 59 PREFABRICATED LOCKERS BY G.C. 60 SERVICE COUNTER/UNIFORM CHECKOUT. 64 WHEELCHAIR/STROLLER RENTAL ROOM AND LOCEKRS CONSIDERED FOH SPACES. FINISHES TO REFLECT. 65 EXISTING BASE BUILD DOOR. 67 FLOOR DRAIN (TYPICAL). SEE AURECON MECHANICAL SET FOR MORE INFORMATION. FLOOR DRAIN FINAL LOCATIONS TO BE FINALIZED IN CD PHASE. 69 TRASH CHUTE OPENING FROM TP-1 MEZZANINE IN SLAB ABOVE. 70 EYE WASH STATION. 71 STRUCTURAL COLUMNS BY AURECON (TYPICAL) - SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS. 73 CASH COUNTER. 74 SAFE - TO BE PROVIDED BY OPERATOR. 75 MATCH AD FLOOR FINISH.

PMO

Lead Architect / Planner

Lead Engineering

Creative Consultants

Conceptualisation Consultants

3000

CONFERENCE ROOM M803-A.6 ACT-01

SHEET NOTES

3000

SEE SHEET GG.GG.000.A0.A0001 FOR SYMBOL AND ABBREVIATIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS PLAN. SEE FIRE LIFE SAFETY SHEETS FOR RATED WALLS RELATED TO PROJECT. DOOR NUMBERS ARE THE SAME AS THE ROOM INTO WHICH THEY SWING. MULITPLE DOORS INTO A SINGLE ROOM HAVE AN ALPHABETICAL DESIGNTATION. RE: GG.GG.000.A0.A0020 D. ALL WALLS ARE PARTITION TYPE M200, U.N.O. E. COORDINATE AND PROVIDE BACKING FOR MILLWORK AND ITEMS ATTACHED OR MOUNTED TO PARTITIONS OR CEILINGS. F. PARTITIONS ARE DIMENSIONED FROM FINISH FACE TO FINISH FACE, U.N.O. MAINTAIN DIMENSIONS MARKED "CLEAR". ALLOW FOR THICKNESS AND MOUNTING OF FINISHES. G. ALL DOOR OPENINGS TO BE 100MM FROM ADJACENT WALL U.O.N. H. CORE AND SHELL FLOOR ELEVATIONS ARE TAKEN FROM BASE BUILD C.L. LEVELS. FOR F.F.L. SEE FIT OUT PACKAGE. I. PLEASE REFER TO SHEET BH.AI.000.A0000 FOR THE MEP SYMBOL LEGEND APPLICABLE TO THIS PLAN. B.

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - LEVEL 1 - 681 - MAINTENANCE

BOH FINISH LEGEND

SCALE: 1 : 50

PT-01 PT-02

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= JOTUN FENOMASTIC MATT RAL 9002 - WALLS AS PER BASE BUILDING = JOTUN JOTASHIELD COLORLAST FINISHES FOR TECHNICAL MATT RAL 9118 - SLAB SOFFIT / CEILING BASEMENT FLOOR PT-03 = BASE MASTERSTOP 1210 SYSTEM - FLOOR WB-01 = WALL BASE: 150mm SS FOR TECH OFFICE ROOMS OR 1 50mm JOHNSONITE TRADITIONAL, FOR EXEC. OFFICES, LOBBY, CORRIDOR AREAS ETC. T-01 = 300X300X8.6 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, GRANIGLIATI , COLOR: GRIGIO TIMAU T-02 = 600X600X10.2 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: PURE WHITE WT-01 = 300X300X10 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, GRANIGLIATI, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: SOLID SKY WT-02 = 300X300X8.6 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: YELLOW WT-03 = 300X300X8.6 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: WHITE MT-01 = DIAMOND PLATE SS WAINSCOTING FRP-01 = MARLITE SMOOTH WHITE CG-01 = WALLGUARD SS CORNER GUARD 16 GAUGE CG-02 = WALLGUARD HIGH DENSITY BUMPER RAILS CP-01 = 600X600mm CARPET TILES ON EPOXY FLOOR FINISH PT-03

General Notes 1. FOR OTHER INFORMATION REFER TO AD, RC, TM DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTATION 2. FOR STRUCTURAL INFORMATION REFER TO RC.ST SERIES DOCUMENTATION 3. FOR EXTERIOR FACADES AND THEMING INFORMATION REFER TO TM.AI or AD.AI SERIES DOCUMENTATION 4. FOR BUILDING INFORMATION REFER TO RC.AI SERIES DOCUMENTATION 5. FOR TECHNICAL INFORMATION REFER TO SH DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTATION 6. FOR LIGHTING INFORMATION REFER TO SH.SL SERIES DOCUMENTATION 7. FOR AUDIO/VIDEO INFORMATION REFER TO SH.AV SERIES DOCUMENTATION 8. FOR SPECIAL EFFECTS INFORMATION REFER TO SH.FX SERIES DOCUMENTATION 9. FOR SHOW ACTION EQUIPMENT INFORMATION REFER TO SH.SA SERIES DOCUMENTATION

Key Plan

Laschober + Sovich

REFLECTED CEILING LEGEND DN

EXPOSED TO STRUCTURE Q

BREAK AREA M803-A.11

OFFICE M803-A.8

J 2

M803-A.11 C D

OFFICE M803-A.9

27A

M803-A.10 C D

F.F.L. 9000 C.L. 8850 COPY/SUPPLIES ROOM M803-A.7

27A

M803-A.9 C D

27A RECEPTION / VESTIBULE M803-A.13

27A

M803-A.6 C D

CONFERENCE ROOM M803-A.6

PAINTED GYPSUM WATERPROOF BOARD CEILING - FINISH PT-02 PAINTED EXPOSED STRUCTURE SLAB FACE - FINISH PT-02 DIGIT EQUALS FINISHED CEILING HEIGHT

17/11/2017

Issued for construction

Seal/Signature

ROOM M803-A.7

F.F.L. 9000

C.L. 8850

RECEPTION / VESTIBULE M803-A.13

CONTROL POINT FOR CEILING LOCATION

CEILING HEIGHT CHANGE

M803-A.7 C A

C.L. 8850

F.F.L. 9000 C.L. 8850

Description

PAINTED GYPSUM BOARD CEILING - FINISH PT-02

OPEN

2 COPY/SUPPLIES

681 Date Rev:

ACOUSTIC CEILING TILE - 600mm X 600mm OPEN PLAN

GWB

M803-A.8 C D

F.F.L. 9000

27A CONFERENCE ROOM M803-A.6

PT-1

C.L. 8850

27A OFFICE M803-A.9

C.L. 8850

F.F.L. 9000

ACT-1

F.F.L. 9000 OFFICE M803-A.8

OFFICE M803-A.10

27A

600MMX600MM SUSPENDED ACOUSTICAL CEILING

BREAK AREA M803-A.11

OFFICE M803-A.10

SUSPENDED GYP. BOARD CEILING

V-04 V-04

REFERENCE TABLE

DRAWING

DOOR SCHEDULE

DT.AI.000.A0.A5401

LEGEND

Project Name

DOHA OASIS THEME PARK

Project Number

05.9500.000 Description

SCOPE OF WORK

NOT IN CONTRACT AREA (N.I.C)

COMPOSITE SHEET - MAINTENANCE PLANS

Scale

1:50

FINISH PLAN - LEVEL 1 - 681 - MAINTENANCE SCALE: 1 : 50

ENLARGED PLAN - LEVEL 1 - 681 - MAINTENANCE SCALE: 1 : 50

NOT IN SCOPE AREA (N.I.S) DRAIN LOCATION

Employer

KEY NOTES 53

01 02 03

Plumbing Fixture Schedule1 Type Mark FX01 FX02 FX03

FX04

FX05 FX06 FX09

Manufacturer LAUFEN Hansgrohe INT LAUFEN LAUFEN

600

Model 81196.0 31101000 82095.6 89395.6

1189 1189

Roca Sanitario, S.A. PL3-E LAUFEN LAUFEN

1189

82196.0 89395.6

600

Roca Sanitario, S.A. PL3-E

1250

81195.3 84206.1 81096.2 81196.3 KB110-SSRE TBD

LAUFEN LAUFEN LAUFEN LAUFEN Koala Kare Products TBD Bradley Corporation

Powder Coated - Urinal Screen

Hansgrohe INT

32129000

BA-04

1065

BA-04 BA-07 BA-08

BA-11

Circular Waste Chute For Mounting In Countertops

Bobrick

532

B-715 B-3725

532

B-293 B-2890 B-2888

Bobrick

B-529 B-826

Bobrick Bobrick

B-2400 B-268

BH.AI.550.B1.A1373

FX19 8

WT-01

FX05

440

FX03 FX03

BA-03

FX03

BA-14

FX19

BA-14

2078

FX19

BA-14

Conceptualisation Consultants

SHEET NOTES SEE SHEET GG.GG.000.A0.A0001 FOR SYMBOL AND ABBREVIATIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS PLAN. SEE FIRE LIFE SAFETY SHEETS FOR RATED WALLS RELATED TO PROJECT. DOOR NUMBERS ARE THE SAME AS THE ROOM INTO WHICH THEY SWING. MULITPLE DOORS INTO A SINGLE ROOM HAVE AN ALPHABETICAL DESIGNTATION. RE: GG.GG.000.A0.A0020 D. ALL WALLS ARE PARTITION TYPE M200, U.N.O. E. COORDINATE AND PROVIDE BACKING FOR MILLWORK AND ITEMS ATTACHED OR MOUNTED TO PARTITIONS OR CEILINGS. F. PARTITIONS ARE DIMENSIONED FROM FINISH FACE TO FINISH FACE, U.N.O. MAINTAIN DIMENSIONS MARKED "CLEAR". ALLOW FOR THICKNESS AND MOUNTING OF FINISHES. G. ALL DOOR OPENINGS TO BE 100MM FROM ADJACENT WALL U.O.N. H. CORE AND SHELL FLOOR ELEVATIONS ARE TAKEN FROM BASE BUILD C.L. LEVELS. FOR F.F.L. SEE FIT OUT PACKAGE. I. PLEASE REFER TO SHEET BH.AI.000.A0000 FOR THE MEP SYMBOL LEGEND APPLICABLE TO THIS PLAN. B.

943

FX19

BA-02

FX19 BA-04

7550

2335

BOH FINISH LEGEND PT-01 PT-02

Creative Consultants

FX19

BA-08

BA-14

Lead Engineering

BA-14

BA-03 BA-03

BA-10

Lead Architect / Planner

BA-14

BA-03

FX03

PMO

BA-03

FX03

500

WT-01

WT-01 FX02

7 BH.AI.550.B1.A1372

550-E G D

550-D G D

BA-01

550-H G D

550-G G D

550-F G D

243 800

MEN'S RESTROOM 550

BA-03

FX04

1043 800 243 1043

800

550-C G D

900

BA-01

MEN'S RESTROOM 550

1405

BA-13

130

1000

WT-01

450

Automatic Lavatory-Mounted Soap Dispenser Floor-Standing Waste Receptacle Surface-Mounted Corner Waste Receptacle

FX06

553

BA-12

FX06

B-35883 B-4112 B-4063 B-35139 B-4998 B-5806 B-35903 B-318

BA-13 BA-14

T-02

532

1600

BA-10

FX02

532

Model

FX02

FX01

3785

BA-02 BA-03

Description Manufacturer Surface-Mounted Automatic Hand Dryer Bobrick Recessed Automatic Hand Dryer ADA Compliant Bobrick Bobrick Tilt Mirror With Stainless Steel Frame Surface-Mounted Single Jumbo Roll Toilet Tissue Dispenser ADA Comp. Bobrick Surface-Mounted Multi-Roll Toilet Tissue Dispenser ADA Compliant Bobrick Bobrick Recessed Multi-Roll Toilet Tissue Dispenser ADA Compliant Bobrick Surface-Mounted Stainless Steel Soap Dispenser ADA Compliant Bobrick Recessed Soap Dispenser ADA Compliant Surface-Mounted Sanitary Napkin Disposal ADA Compliant Bobrick Bobrick 1-1/4" Diameter Swing Up Grab Bar Bobrick 1-1/4" Diameter ADA Grab Bar Bobrick Recessed Paper Towel Dispenser ADA Compliant Bobrick Recessed Paper Towel Dispenser ADA Compliant

FX02

FX01 FX01

F.F.L. -270 C.L. -420

BA-10

1525

Specialty Equipment Schedule Type Mark BA-01

FX01

BA-04

1065

2085

2230

635

FX10 FX15 FX16 FX18 FX19

Description Wash basin under mounted in vanity Built in basin Electronic basin mixer with temperature pre-adjustment battery operation Wallhung WC pan Seat and Cover Universal with Automatic Lowering System Electronic stainless steel operating plate for concealed cistern with automatic or manual dual flush Wallhung WC rimless ADA Compliant Seat and Cover Universal with Automatic Lowering System Electronic stainless steel operating plate for concealed cistern with automatic or manual dual flush Washbasin ADA Compliant Siphonic urinal CAPRINO PLUS Countertop basin Siphon Cover Horizontal recessed mounted stainless steel finish baby changing station Mop Sink Restroom Partitions, Urinal Screen As per design full wall @ vanity Bidette 1jet hand shower with shower holder and pressure shower hose

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= JOTUN FENOMASTIC MATT RAL 9002 - WALLS AS PER BASE BUILDING = JOTUN JOTASHIELD COLORLAST FINISHES FOR TECHNICAL MATT RAL 9118 - SLAB SOFFIT / CEILING BASEMENT FLOOR PT-03 = BASE MASTERSTOP 1210 SYSTEM - FLOOR WB-01 = WALL BASE: 150mm SS FOR TECH OFFICE ROOMS OR 150mm JOHNSONITE TRADITIONAL, FOR EXEC. OFFICES, LOBBY, CORRIDOR AREAS ETC. T-01 = 300X300X8.6 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, GRANIGLIATI , COLOR: GRIGIO TIMAU T-02 = 600X600X10.2 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: PURE WHITE WT-01 = 300X300X10 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, GRANIGLIATI, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: SOLID SKY WT-02 = 300X300X8.6 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: YELLOW WT-03 = 300X300X8.6 mm CERAMIC TILES, CERAMICHE CAESAR, TINTE UNITE, COLOR: WHITE MT-01 = DIAMOND PLATE SS WAINSCOTING FRP-01 = MARLITE SMOOTH WHITE CG-01 = WALLGUARD SS CORNER GUARD 16 GAUGE CG-02 = WALLGUARD HIGH DENSITY BUMPER RAILS CP-01 = 600X600mm CARPET TILES ON EPOXY FLOOR FINISH PT-03

BASEMENT LEVEL 1 - ENLARGED PLAN - MEN'S EMPLOYEE RESTROOM SCALE: 1 : 20

Laschober + Sovich

Key Plan

REFERENCE TABLE

DRAWING

DOOR SCHEDULE

DT.AI.000.A0.A5401

C.L. LEVEL

4350

550 E-43

Date

Description

WT-01

FINISHED CEILING LEVEL

WT-01

FINISHED CEILING LEVEL

2730

1620

Rev:

WT-01

FINISHED CEILING LEVEL

WT-01

FINISHED CEILING LEVEL

2730

17/11/2017

Issued for construction

Seal/Signature

Project Name

760

BA-08

BA-08 BA-03

BA-08

450

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL

-270

BASEMENT FLOOR 1

C.L. -420

ELEVATION SOUTH- MEN'S EMP. RESTROOM B SCALE: 1 : 20

SCOPE OF WORK

ENLARGED PLANS - B1 MEN'S EMPLOYEE RESTROOMS

700

BA-14

BASEMENT FLOOR 1

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL

400

450

FX05

Project Number

05.9500.000 Description

1000

BA-03

1150

FX03

-270

FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL

LEGEND

550-C G D

FX19 BA-14

BA-10

3000

BA-01

3000

BA-04

3000

BA-02

3000

DOHA OASIS THEME PARK BA-01

ELEVATION WEST- MEN'S EMP. RESTROOM B SCALE: 1 : 20

ELEVATION NORTH- MEN'S EMP. RESTROOM B SCALE: 1 : 20

ELEVATION EAST- MEN'S EMP. RESTROOM B SCALE: 1 : 20

NOT IN CONTRACT AREA (N.I.C)

Scale

1:20

NOT IN SCOPE AREA (N.I.S) DRAIN LOCATION

Project

Milos Cove

Date

2014

Employer

Studio 75 Architects

Luxury resort situated in Milos, Cyclades. In this project I was assigned to work on the detailed design of the rooms and bathrooms.

Plan | Bathroom Type B (two space)

Reflected ceiling | Bathroom Type A (one space)

Masterplan

Project

Corfu Housing proposal

Date

2014

Employer

Studio 75 Architects

Design for a villa complex in the island of Corfu. There are two types of houses depending on their area: 80 m2 with two bedrooms and 120 m2 with three bedrooms and furthermore all the necessary amenities (living room, kitchen and bathrooms) implemented in two floors.

10. Design

Custom-made concrete pots using different types of molds.

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