The ART of Old and New
The concept behind this museum is to connect the rich Australian history and heritage of its amazing range of artists together. The lines that cut through the site to organise the pathways and spaces within were created by lines that are derived from significant locations in their life and career. These artists were chosen for their diversity in portraying different aspects of Australian culture influenced through life experiences and the time in which these artist were or are prominent. Design Integration Lab: Capstone BAEN 3002
AD- ADMINISTRATION: 135 SQ. M VS- VISITOR SERVICE: 120 SQ. M VE- VISITOR EDUCATION: 610 SQ. M WS- WORKSHOP: 320 SQ.M PC- PERMANENT COLLECTION: 1625 SQ. M TC- TEMPORARY COLLECTION: 790 SQ. M ML- MUSEUM LOGISTICS: 450 SQ. M A- AMPITHEATRE : 235 SQ. M IE- INTERACTIVE EXHIBITION: 192 SQ.M GS- GREENSPACE: 1000 SQ. M ROOF 3000 SQ. M OUTDOOR C- CAFE: 160 SQ. M W- BATHROOMS: 45 SQ. M L- LIFT
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Short Section 2.
Long Section 1.
Interactive Facade Render.
Interactive Facade
The faรงade along Pyrmont bridge road is a responsive and interactive faรงade that is programed to move is certain ways. The faรงade is a large number of individual aperture like frames that expand and contract in response to its stimuli. Sensors on the outside path cause the apertures to expand in response to people moving before contracting once the movement has gone. When two people walk past it creates a larger expansion when they meet, like waves crashing together. This is to create a fascination with the architecture that is behind this faรงade and encourage social interactions between people. It can also be programmed to respond to climatic factors such as the sun path.
Sun Path
Workshop Render.
Human Path
Development Application Proposed renovations to an existing semi-detached dwelling in Summer Hill, Sydney, 2130. Designing within the client’s brief of open plan living more, for the kids and a greater connectivity with the outdoor area. The alterations proposed are to incorporate a first floor master bedroom to the rear of the dwelling the same level as the ridge line and changes to the internal layout of the walls and floor level. The design is to increase the amount of direct and indirect sunlight deeper into the dwelling with the installation of two northern skylights and also to increase natural ventilation throughout the dwelling. In line with this the design a Development Application (DA) and Statement of Environmental Effects was compiled. Architectural Professional Practice BDES3002
No. 60 WB
1 DP105648
Colourbond fence
62 Morris St. BW
37.245m
Pailing fence
64 Morris St.
Lot B DP435461 253.8sq. m
MS
BW
7.07m
6.57m
Noise from street
T3 Lot a DP435461
Party Wall
Onstreet Parking
T1
Rendered Wall
Pedestrian access
MORRIS ST
T2
Garden
T4 Chimney RL: 24.22
Water Metre 37.26m
Telstra Pit
RL: 23.89
Pailing fence
66 Morris St. BW
1 DP165733
31 DP510165 No. 11
32 DP510165 No. 9
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Site Analysis
Equinox Shadow Study
9am
12pm
3pm Winter Solstice Shadow Study
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Shadow Study
Brick Semi-detached “DEVA” no 62 S3 DA-
S2
Reuse o new con
Hall TF FFL 24510
Front Porch
WR 6700mm
WR Dining Room TF
S1
MORRIS ST.
Living room
W1
Bed 1 16.8m2
TF
Bed 2 14.4m2
TF CH 3600
Bath 8m2 TL CH 3600
TF CH 3600
TV room 10m2 TF CH 3600
BC
Kitchen TF CH 2750
Up Mstr Bed
SHR
CPD
CPD Gutter
W2
W3
DW
W4
DW
W5
DW
L
DW
DW
W6
CPD
W7
DW
DW
New Roof Line 180mm
DP
DP 4200mm
3700mm
150mm
210 0mm
150mm
2900mm
150mm
37260mm
3700mm S2
S3
Light well to ground floor
Ceiling PB Air Cavity CH 3600
RC
Ensuite TL 7sq. m
WR
Master Bedroom RC CH2800
FFL: 27.46 SHR
FFL: 27.46
CPD
160mm
8000mm
37260mm
BC- Bookcase CPD- Cupboard SHR- Shower WR- Wardrobe
TL- Tiles L- Laundry DP- Downpipe GRDN- Garden
TF- Timber floors TD- Timber Deck DW- Demolished Window
Brickwork
Tiles
Boundary Line
Glass
Demolition
Timber
Exisiting Brickwork Downpipe
Ext Timber Decking
Concrete
50m
line of paling fence
37245mm Front Porch
FFL: 24 .51
Hall TF
L
WC
P
FFL: 24 .53
Study
RL: 23 .72
02 02
RL: 23 .66
TF CH: 3220 Bed 01 TF CH: 3220
Bed 02 TF CH: 3220
7 .07
CH: 2510
LN CH: 2710
TF CH: 2900
Living
PAVING BW
FFL: 24.22
Dining/ Kitchen
TF CH: 3220
MORRIS St.
Shed
Laundry FFL: 24 .38
Bed 03 TF CH: 3220
Deck Bathroom
Store
LN
Grass
RL: 24 .08 TD
RL: 24 .37
line of paling fence
RL: 23 .96
37260mm
RL: 23 .99 BOUNDARY LINE
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Existing Floor Plan
02 -
Proposed Ground Floor Pan
03
Proposed First Floor Pan
on timber flooring over ncrete slab
Demolished Shed
RL 23.66
GRDN
12m2 TD
New landscaped garden and grassed area
7070mm
Patio
Landscaped access to back yard
mm
DP
S1
Landscaped area 48m2
Boundary Line
Void
1700mm
Boundary Line
80mm
PROJECT: 64 Morris St, Summer Hill Daisy Little
SCALE:
1:100 at A3 DRAWING:
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NORTH
0
3 2
4m
Proposed Plans DA-04
1
Boundary
Boundary
2
Max Building Height 8.5m
MS
New DB wall increased to accomodate the first floor extension, constructed onboundary line
Addition of skylight to light the hall New MS roofing over etension
Skylight into light well Low- E Double glazed
Demolished shed
62 MORRIS St.
Existing fence
2
REAR BDRY
S3
New double -glazed operable windows
Demolished Chimney
N e w MS R oofing New Brick work
PB
Master bed
WR
FFL 27.46
Ensuite
6050mm
6.75 m2 TL
CPD
Demolished shed
CPD
Dining
Kitchen
Living FFL 24.51
L
TV Room
150mm 37260mm
Addition of new concrete slab
New timber patio Bi-fold timber framed doors
No. 62
No. 64
Demolished Chimney
No. 64
Boundary
Max Building Height 8.5m
Boundary
Boundary
Max Building Height 8.5m
Boundary
S3
No. 62
Ex FRL: RL: 30.73
Proposed development at rear MS
MS DB
DB
Ex FCL: RL: 37.73 RB
Side access
No changes to front of dwelling
Existing Brickwork Ex FFL: RL: 24.51
New Timber patio to improve access to back yard
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East Elevation
01 -
West Elevation
2900mm
01 -
Proposed Northern Elevation
01
Long Section
1
Max Building height 8.5m zone R2
Demolished Chimney
FRL: RL: 30.64
2910mm
BDR Y
No changes proposed to front facade.
Remaining roof level
Roof cavity PB
TL
PB
PB
Demolished ceiling
F CL: RL: 27.73
Bath
Bed 2
Morris St.
W1
W2
W3
3220mm
EXISTING CEILING LVL
Bed 1
S1
FFL: RL: 24.51
4200mm
180mm
No. 64
Boundary
150mm
Boundary
3700mm
150mm
Boundary
2100mm
Boundary
150mm
No. 62
New skylight to increase daylight into depth of house. Ex FRL: RL: 30.73
Ex FRL: RL: 30.73
Light Well Ensuite FFL: 27.46
AC
New FCL: RL: 28.10 Ex FCL: RL: 27.73
Ex FCL: RL: 27.73 New FFL: 27.46 New FCL: 27.21
PB
TV room FFL: 24.51
S
Side Access
O
Bed 02 FFL: 24.51 HW
Kitchen FFL: 24.51
Ex FFL: RL: 24.51
Ex FFL: RL: 24.51
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Short Section 01
02 S3
Short Section 02
Summer
Prevailing Winds Winter
West
East
Activity Based Working
Solar Path
Since we spend 90% of our time indoors, the buildings where we live, work learn and relax have a profound effect on our well-being: How we feel, what we eat and even how we sleep at night. -International WELL building institute.
This office renewal project aims to revitalise an existing 2 level workspace in response to the indoor environmental qualities (IEQ) to improve mental and physical health of it occupants. This is done through a range of strategies to both interior and exterior of the building. Green spaces, improves HVAC systems, increasing the diversity of space and encouraging activity physical and social activity throughout the work day. Designing for Environmental Quality BADP3001
Proposed floor heating Positioning of underfloor vents
IEQ Sensors which measure air qualit ious spaces analyze the quantity on C various other pollutants and open un
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City Rd
1:500 NW - SE SECTION
Proposed HVAC system Natural Ventilation: Predominant summer winds from the North to North east bring cooling air. Situating green spaced to the north allow the warmer
PointsHeath to promote physical and mental health: By placing key promotion points spaces at either end of the site the occupants are encouraged to be active throughout the day. Green spaces are designed to improve mental health and wellbeing allowing office worker to get fresh air and relax away from the busy office space. The green space also works as a retreat work space.
Natural Light:natural Due to thelighting high levels of natural lighting illuIncreased
minace levels on both levels 4 & 5 throughout the space, exceeding the recommended AS/NZA threshold of 160-320 lux in office spaces. Therefore lighting can be isolated to work clusters rather than individual desks to reduce the energy consumption.
Hall of Celebration
The Hall of Celebration has been designed to remind its occupants of the beauty and natural outlook that surrounds them. To create a place that not only celebrates events of a person’s life but also its surrounding context. Facing the north to north west the large folding doors frame the view and optimize the solar gain and natural ventilation that make the shore line so pleasant. The hall features two south sloping roof to increase the amount of light that enters the ceremony space from autumn through to spring. The folding door which can move to the side not only frame the location but also integrate the interior space with the exterior space. Architectural Technologies BDES2013