Part 2 Architecture Masters Application Portfolio by Douglas Haseler

Douglas Haseler Part 1 Mackintosh School of Architecture Portfolio of Selected Works

OBJECTIVES working with existing buildings hybridisation of technologies stable internal climate

TransPLANT Glasgow

pedagogic program determined by space

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

A multi-storey car park in the centre of a dense urban grid re-imagined to provide a diverse variety of fresh produce within a predetermined programme and potential to facilitate much more. Interrelated is a public program that engages

with the local community to

exchange knowledge and skills in the culinary and horticultur-

LS TAT IO

al fields, as well as providing a place for the community to gather in a dynamic environment with a sustainable agenda. Transport links Easily accessible by foot/ by road Site is located just North of the River Clyde Direct link to Glasgow Central Train Station

Introduction of meandering staircase from street level through atrium as a means of guiding the public through the space

SITE ANALYSIS

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Structural investigation into column and beam slab system of existing structure for adaptation

Scope for atrium / lightwell incision into the framework for introduction of light into deep floor plan

Subtraction of floors to create double height program space around central circulation core

Introduction of link from Central Station through the Urban Farm in order to create procession from transport hub to Oswald Street

FORM | MASSING Monolithic multi-storey car park building

Introduction of floor to ceiling atrium space within the centre of the structure

Subtraction of floors on levels 4, 8 , and 12 to accommodate program space

Extension of atrium space to full length of the structureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s West section to facilitate social/cafe space on ground floor

Addition of weather-tight/ climatic envelope

Continuation of existing geometry found in glass roof of Glasgow Central Station

Juxtaposition of roof perpendicular to that of Glasgow Central Station

Intrusion of section at ground floor level to accommodate extended entrance threshold

Circulation cores introduced in centre of mass in place of existing ramp

EXISTING | PROPOSED ELEVATIONS

Circulatory system providing architectural promenade between Oswald Street and Glasgow Central Station

Green wall

Existing concrete column and beam slab structure as framework

Ground floor atrium and cafe space

Climate controlled growth space

Roof garden

Extruded three primary floors to facilitate public programme

Steel structural framework as roof support superstructure

Curtain wall (glass mullion weather-tight envelope)

COMPOSITION

O S W A L D S T R E E T

Site within wider urban context

Visual of main space facilitating potential range of uses

Entrance through Urban Farm space to gallery from station

View from Oswald Street

Roof garden

Horticultural school

Culinary school

TION GLASGOW CENTRAL STA

Exhibition space

space

OSW ALD STR EET

Climate controlled growth

Logistics and distribution

Glazing U-Value Achieved: 0.8 W/m2K

Facade Mount 1:20 Extrusion

ED3/PoB3 Submission

Section C 1:10 Detail

Section D 1:20 Detail

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D 4

Pilkington Planar Glazing/

Section C/D Legend

Precast steel facade anchor

2mm vertical glass mullion

broken, allows for expansion)

Pilkington Planar Triple Glazing Unit:

Silicone seal

10mm Planar Sun (Toughened, heatsoaked)

Existing Reinforced Concrete

Stainless steel mount fitting (thermally

72mm Kingspan high performance rigid insulation

10.

150mm Kingspan K118 Insulation

Structural Framework (300mm x 500mm)

15mm Cavity 6mm Optifloat Clear

Steel structural roof glazing support

15mm Cavity

2mm powdered aluminium box gutter

6 B

(silicone sealed)

6mm Optitherm

3 Section A 1:20 Extrusion

Sectional Overview 1:200

2 1 12

Section B 1:20 Detail

Section E

1:20 Detail/THERM Analysis

6 7

12 Section E Legend

Section A/B Legend 1.

Ventilation piping for removal of water vapour build up

Gutter for drainage system with 20mm grate

50mm Pilkington Planar Curtain Walling System

20mm glass mullion

Damp-proof membrane

180mm concrete slab

50mm hardcore base

87.5mm Kingspan Kooltherm K118 Rigid Insulation

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5 6

10.

12.5mm plasterboard

11.

Interior heating and ventilation system

12.

Wet underfloor 10mm heating pipe set within 65mm concrete screed

14.

Existing foundation (500mm reinforced concrete)

Spray insulation fill

Line of weather seal at panel joints

Line of air seal at panel joints

Anchor plate

Kingspan Kooltherm K15 Rain Kingspan Kooltherm 108 Cavity

10.

Stud cavity

11.

Facade anchor

12.

Firesafing and smoke seal

9 5

100mm concrete screed 13.

Shear connection cast into panel

board

Insulation

Precast concrete panel anchor

100mm Kingspan Styrozone N300K Heavy Duty

Precast concrete panel

screen board

9 13

Solid Wall U-Value Achieved: 0.1028 W/m2K

3 4 11

Floor construction identical to section B

OBJECTIVES user friendly, to accommodate 15-20 occupants facilitates multiple uses, e.g. live-work, play, commercial engagement of community within development

Re:Generation Dumfries SITE ANALYSIS

incorporation of public realm regeneration and interrelation between dwellings

Green space

Allocated site Queensberry Street 485m2

Pedestrianised centre

The Hub Community Action Centre facilitating social inclusion projects with the aim of building resilient & sustainable communities using community asset based approach

An intergenerational mixed use development within a limited site incor-

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Places for worship

MATERIAL PALETTE London Brick High quality, reliable material to align with traditional domestic narrative- familiar and robust

porating a commercial food space on the ground floor and number of public spaces throughout. By main-

Public/ private zoning of site according to footfall and existing fabric

taining critical axis along QueensberScottish Red Sandstone Local stone predominantly used in construction of tenement buildings in Scotland. Rich coral red colour

ry Street and into the centre of Dumfries, the scheme invites the public realm into its core, manifesting itself across a series of dwellings in a predominantly south facing

4 storey

tiered form, facilitating the interdependence of residents and fostering a local community economy. Existing Queensberry Street site

Concrete Poured in situ and produced from local aggregates, concrete is a hard wearing a versatile material fit for high stress areas

Schematic formation of blocks according to programme

FORM | MASSING

Identification of parameters and axes of site

Introduction of residential block to North of site

Reflection of massing across main axis of movement with public block at ground floor level

Insertion of semi private light well / contemplation space to break monolithic mass

Addition of roof space for allotment growth and extension of public realm to first floor

Insertion of circulation core into corner of site alongside enclosed green space to ground floor dwellings

Addition of stairs and services compartment perpendicular to primary axis

Formation of first apartment as compact single bedroom dwelling with sloped side for reduced vertical impact of block

Subtraction of balcony space to east of second floor dwelling as well as extended south facing facade

Incision into third dwelling for walkway to west side with extension to south facade to create terrace above and canopy below

Introduction of interconnected walkway across central axis, half wall to ground floor gardens for unobstructed view across site

Connection of stairs as direct route to allotment terrace area with sunken outdoor covered market space below

ELEVATION

PROGRAMME Ground Floor

First Floor 3 micro dwellings for individual short term use (including DDA)

Circulatory core

Mirrored vertical void for contemplation / respite SBE EEN QU

COF

Cafe/co-working

Storage/utility

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2 bedroom dwelling with open plan kitchen / lounge Balcony and outdoor extended terrace areas

Public roof terrace with allotment and outdoor dining

Semi private front garden

2 bedroom dwelling kitchen / dining / living space and integrated storage wall

Interconnecting bridge between residential block and civic space

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LOS FEE C

Second Floor

Sunken ground floor (adaptable) covered market space

Stairs to terrace area from ground floor

Entire apartment outfit with bespoke integrated joinery for efficient use of space Timber clad 1 bedroom top floor dwelling for compact living with large outdoor terrace

Third Floor

OBJECTIVES attractive, user friendly, and cost effective responding to aspects of the marketplace experimental in form, innovative and sustainable

Marketplace Partick

informed by character and community

TYPOLOGY

A 1700m steel framed, brick clad marketplace in Mansfield Park, making manifest the ideas of congregation and exchange in the local community. Informed by ecclesiastical Architecture, and influenced significantly by materiality, our design proposal forms a flexible space to facilitate community activity, commercial exchange, and civic congregation within a vibrant urban context. 2

Predominantly residential tenements with some commercial use

Public Market House Ross-on-Wye, UK, 1660

Existing Church

Municipal Market Birmingham, Alabama, 1929

Open-air Marketplace Biskra, Algeria, 1899

CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT

Site heavily shaped by large road

Site The primary direction of motion across the site, lie between the primary road to the South and the ancillary road to the West. This is dissected by a pedestrian route across the site upon which the existing market occurs; making it ideal to form the primary axis for our marketplace.

Much of site allocated to parking

Arrangement By imposing an incomplete grid across the existing site, we aimed to bring a sense of order to an otherwise disordered site. This would introduce a modular organisation to the internal plan, which is critical in maintaining a space that can be adapted to the communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs.

Form Influenced by congregation in ecclesiastical architecture, we explored the vertical arched structure that would seek to create and flexible indoor space guided by a defined axis. With the use of a translucent roof we hoped to build up an atmosphere within that speaks of drama and monumentality.

FORM | MASSING

Arrangement of a series of sunken parabolic arches in a grid structure, creating an organisation system within an open space.

Implementation of regimented portal frame grid structure in steel, concrete and brick, defining key axis of movement with arched cloister following North/South axis around central courtyard.

Contextual integration of structure within topography, subsetting market floorplan within existing site for some weather protection and to align with height of surrounding urban fabric.

Reduction of uniform height of structure from 10m to 7m on account of discussion with engineers regarding viability - resolved as such to maintain vertical dimension to space.

Reformation of courtyard space, to create a more dynamic, spacially stimulating organisation of steps, with incorporation of ramps for accessibility.

Extrapolation of space beyond floorplan, expanding market to part of wider public plaza. Second perpendicular axis defined amalgamating with Crucifix geometry.

Specific organisation of space; placement of services beneath vaulted ceilings to South of site. Investigation into interplay of light and form to create calm interior mood.

Addition of lightweight polycarbonate roof structure over market space following discussions with the team of engineers and quantity surveyor.

Placement of 15m concrete span to cover upwards of 50% of interior floorplan. Juxtaposition of tunnel sections from initial colonnade, across threshold to larger section in programmed market space

VISUALS | MODELLING AT 1:200

Access for refuse collection

Main market space with flexible stall organisation

Storage

Vertical defining primary axis

Raised courtyard sanctuary level

Office and reception

DUMBARTON ROAD 0m

10m

20m

STRUCTURAL PROPOSAL Arches made of bent cold rolled steel, constructed with rigid joint to provide lateral stability across large structure Brick Exterior with 10mm mortar joints fixed to steel using brick ties shot fired into steel frame

Degree Show Glasgow School of Art

Organisation and curation of final year Degree Show exhibition Temporary timber seating installation to encourage dynamic viewing of the degree show exhibition. Unconventional seating arrangement to facilitate viewing and discussion as well as respite alongside the visual aspect of the exhibition pieces.

The installation aimed to change the conventional way in which one might view an exhibition, such as in an art gallery by encouraging the viewer to sit, alongside peers or strangers and discuss the surrounding work. Through the use of form, we have both created auxiliary storage for reading material in the show, and by use of concave arrangement and a stepped structure, predisposed the user to interacting and communicating with others also using the intervention.

Front perspective CAD model

Seating installation in situ

Isometric view

Hamilton & Inches Edinburgh

Hamilton & Inches is a commercial shop fitout for the Crown jeweller based in Edinburgh. The space has extensive original features and this scheme aims to bring together these ornate details with the heritage and prestige of the Scottish company.

The project is currently entering construction phase and I have been responsible for assisting with creating the drawing package, and most recently producing detailed renders to explain the space to client comprehensively.

Producing these images (although not entirely complete) has required not only extensive modelling of the space according to surveys including all the mouldings in order to show the original building in its entirety.

Beyond that, a full understanding of the proposals of the lighting designers and our own design in order to produce accurate images that reflect the materiality and interplay of light for the final scheme.

Kimpton Frankfurt

A substantial hotel remodelling job for an existing building in Frankfurt. Our scope entails design and rollout of a design scheme for 4 types of bedroom (based on size and luxury), a concierge, bar and restaurant as well as a number of other public spaces such as gym, toilets as part of front of house Currently in Concept Stage, our office is working with UNStudio, who are master-planning the development, and I have assisted with developing full concept material and drawings across the hotel. All work was produced by me unless otherwise stated.

GROUND FLOOR UNISEX BATHROOMS For the bathroom we followed a language of 25mm aluminium framing that has been a consistent theme throughout our concept. Incorporating with a number of hard finishes that follow the same colour narrative but each have their individual quality and feel. Using the floor as a prompt for the transition from the front public area into the bathroom, the interior holds a vertical, rich atmosphere that is broken only moving from the corridor to the calmer, more intimate cubicles.

SPECIFICATION Kohler Kathryn Undermount Basin

CP Hart Spillo Wall Mounted Toilet

Duravit Starck 3 Wall Mounted Mixer Tap

MOODBOARD GYM Echoing the framing language as part of our main concept, the gym, again, follows a juxtaposition of vivid materiality and material simplicity. Taking cues from German club culture the material palette encompasses high gloss, dark surfaces for the intimate exercise booths contrasted alongside nude plaster and ply for the main exercise space. Whilst the shape of the room is unconventional we used it to create an emphasise a geometry that is repeated across the fitted joinery pieces.

Lehenhof Kufstein

Lehenhof is a high end residential project, entailing the redesign / sensitive refurbishment of an Austrian Schloss. The project has been phased into suites on account of its significant size and I have had the chance to work across a number of suites, ranging from concept all the way through to construction. The project encompasses an amalgamation of traditional Austrian alpine design with the colourful and meticulously detailed style of Waldo Works, along with the aspirations of the client.

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Chrome wire shelves (21) Polished stainless steel counter at window (C)

Stainless steel counter (C) with shelves above (C)

P A N T R Y 1

Solid surface Shelves (T) with integrated lighting

FF&E Blinds (CC)

Back painted glass (K) All light switches and electrical sockets to be installed at 1000mm to centre line Marble Reveal (D)

C O F F E E S T A T I O N

Proposed Kitchen Elevation B-B

Painted wall (upper section) (A) Painted wall (lower Honed stone top to section) panels and window (O) sill (BB)

Concealed Radiator

New Pizza oven to connect into existing chimney

Scale: 1:20

Wood fired pizza oven

concealed storage cupboard (A)

Radiator (concealed behind)

S E A T I N G

Cast iron decorative vent FINAL DESIGN TBC

Blackened Steel framed table fixed to wall

Decorative Pendant

Banquette w/ upholstered seat pads (AA) Timber elements to be painted (A)

Decorative cornice (W)

Concealed Radiator

concealed cupboard for keys (A)

A R E A

Decorative wall lights FINAL DESIGN TBC

Door to Exterior Stone Reveal (D)

E N T R A N C E

Decorative pendant FINAL DESIGN TBC

New bulkhead over banquette (W) Blinds (CC) to be face fixed to wall

Painted wall (upper section) (A)

Painted wall (lower section) (O)

Honed stone top and window sill (BB) Cast iron decorative grille FINAL DESIGN TBC

Design and detailing for banquette and panelling for the Kitchen, as proposal for joinery workshop based in Kufstein

D Bread slicer

Toaster

A I R

THROUGH TO COFFEE / TEA Oven and main kitchen run

Kitchen Island (outline)

PI Z Z A 2

Proposed Kitchen Elevation - D-D Scale: 1:20

Zinc lined wood store (G)

O V E N

Pyrolave (B) to walls with painted walls above (A)

Concealed Radiator

W A L L E 3

KEY PLAN Scale: 1:100

Kettle

Nespresso

Jura Coffee

A I R

B F

Banquette w/ upholstered seat pads (AA) Timber elements to be painted (A)

WALDO WORKS NEW OFFICE FITOUT Construction and detail drawings that I produced with another Architect for our new office space in Farringdon

Demolition Drawing

Revisions

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170 waldoworks.com

Proposed Plan

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Waldo Works Studio Ltd. does not accept any responsibility for dimensional correctness. All information is provided by Waldo Works Studio Ltd. on the basis that all dimensions are checked on site by the contractor or their representatives to conﬁrm or query any dimensions given on this drawing or any other drawing or document pertaining to this project.

Drawing

EXISTING PLAN w/ DEMO.

Note

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Drawing No. SCS_WW_001

Scale

varies@A3

Date

03/10/18

Revision

Wall Construction Detail

Revisions

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170 waldoworks.com

Note

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Drawing No. SCS_WW_002

Revisions

Scale

varies@A3

Date

03/10/18

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170

Drawing No. SCS_WW_003

Scale

varies@A3

Date

26/09/18

Setting Out

Joinery Layout

Revisions

Note

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170 waldoworks.com

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Drawing No. SCS_WW_004

Drawing

Revisions

Scale

1:100@A3

Date

05/10/18

Revision

SETTING OUT PLAN

Joinery Details

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Drawing

FF+E PLAN

Note

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Drawing No. SCS_WW_005

Scale

1:100@A3

Date

26/09/18

Revision

Fixtures Setting Out

Revisions

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170 waldoworks.com

Note

Status

CONSTRUCTION

Project

St Cross Street

Drawing No. SCS_WW_006

Revisions

Scale

VARIOUS

Date

26/09/18

studio@waldoworks.com +44 (0) 20 7251 9170

Drawing No. SCS_WW_008

Scale

VARIOUS

Date

26/09/18

BBC Television Centre Penthouse White City

Acacia House Acton

Stargroves Mustique