Portfolio 2022 - Ed Stangoe by Ed Stangoe

ED STANGOE MASTERS ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2020-2022 LIVERPOOL SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN

ABOUT ME I pride myself as diligent, resourceful, reliable team-player and I have developed a passion for expanding his expertise in the pursuit of becoming a registered architect. I used to work full time for Roberts Limbrick Architects, where I enjoyed my role as an assistant for the residential team. I focused on learning as much as I can from my colleagues and the projects we have been working on. Over the past couple of years, I have travelled to cities such as Rome, Paris, Venice and Florence specifically to explore the architecture. I am very passionate about rugby, having played at Longlevens RFC since I was six years old, which accumulated to winning the county cup twice and earning myself player of the year in 2013. I also support Gloucester Rugby and regularly go to watch matches with colleagues and friends. I am also interested in Formula 1, skiing, sketching people, travelling and socialising.

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ART TRAIL

VIRTUAL REALITY

MAKER’S MICRO CITY

RESIDENTIAL PLANNING

RESIDENTIAL TECHNICAL

YEAR 2

URBAN DESIGN - GROUP PROJECT THESIS DESIGN - INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

YEAR 1

PART 1 PLACEMENT

REVIT AND ENSCAPE

URBAN DESIGN - GROUP PROJECT URBAN DESIGN - GROUP PROJECT

BRUNSWICK BOULEVARD

BRUNSWICK PARK

CURRICULUM VITAE

WELLINGTON REVIVAL

URBAN DESIGN - GROUP PROJECT

URBAN DESIGN - INDIVIDUAL PROJECT RESIDENTIAL DESIGN - INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

CONTACT DETAILS

ROBERTS LIMBRICK ARCHITECTS LTD LJMU ARCHITECTURE PART 1 - BA(HONS)

MASTERS ARCHITECTURE YEAR 2 The Art Trail urban design project revitalises derelict areas east of Glasgow City Centre. After being captivated by the derelict rail cuttings that ran throughout the city, we developed a masterplan that repurpose the route as a place for displaying all forms of art. The route begins at the Gallery of Modern Art in the city centre and travels down Ingram Street, before diving into the rail cutting to resurface at the Bridgeton Cross conservation area. This urban design serves as a backdrop to the thesis design project. Glasgow’s urban grid creates a strict network of streets and buildings that bring order to the urban landscape, whereas the rail and motorway routes that break up the city. This contrast of elements is reflected in the form of the Maker’s Micro City thesis project. The project connects the levels between surface world and subterranean gallery route with a building that collates a range of artist’s studios. The interaction space between studios becomes a key area to allow artists of different mediums converse, collaborate, inspire and innovate together.

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GLASGOW CITY CENTRE

MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT BLOCKS

PARK

RAIL STATION

FESTIVAL SQUARE

MAKER’S STUDIOS

HOMELESS ACCOMMODATION

ART TRAIL URBAN DESIGN - GROUP PROJECT

The Art Trail project links Glasgow City Centre with Bridgeton Cross conservation area with a pedestrianised street, passing through a derelict subterranean rail cutting. A total of 5 character areas encompass the route, accommodating urban areas for student living and learning, homeless rehabilitation and artistic creativity. These areas include a mixed residential area, parklands, art festival square, subterranean gallery and artist’s village.\\\\

SCULPTURE GALLERY

MAKER’S STUDIOS

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ACCESS STAIRWELL

SUBTERRANEAN GALLERY

ARDENS

GALLERY ACCESS TOWER

BOTANIC GARDENS

ACCESS STAIRWELL

AMPHITHEATRE

ARTISTS VILLAGE

BRIDGETON CROSS PAVILION

SCULPTURE GALLERY

FINE ART GALLERY

FASHION RUNWAY

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Gallowgate

South Entrance

Gallery Atrium

MAKER’S MICRO CITY THESIS DESIGN - INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

The thesis explores in how a collection of studios can facilitate collaboration between artists who use different mediums and skills. Each individual medium is partially contained within separate studio/workshops that spill out into breakout zones where interaction takes place. The workshops are connected via a web of sightlines which expose the creation process within each studio to its neighbours. The project occupies a 1 hectare block in Calton, Glasgow and is defined by a strict grid layout that also covers most of the city. In contrast, a disused rail cutting slices it’s way diagonally across the site. The ‘Art Trail’ urban design proposal of adapting the subterranean rail route into art gallery route which resurfaces in a public square directly adjacent to the site. This case study responds to these site constrains by integrating a section of the gallery within the building envelope and highlighting the contrast between the grid layout and diagonal through the application materiality, light and form.

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Artist Studios Gallowgate Double Height Workspace Single Height Space

Entrance Hall

Sculpture Park

Armour Street

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Festival Square

Subterranean Gallery Entrance

Proposed: 01. Sculpture Park 02. Parking Bays 03. Depot Entrance 04. Gallowgate Bus Stop 05. Art Trail Pedestrian Route 06. Subterranean Art Gallery 07. Festival Square 08. Arts Campus 09. Library 10. Train Station Park 11. Mixed-Use Residential

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Barrack Street

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Existing 12. Gallowgate 13. Barrack Street 14. Armour Street 15. Sydney Street 16. Hielan Jessie Public House 17. Residential Apartments (POI)

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Double Height Workshop Single Height Workshop Breakout Space Circulation Eatery

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n Industrial Workshops n Workshop / Studios n Artist Studios n Gallery n Shop n Cafe

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Workshop Massing Internal “Streets” Gallery Entrance Lobby Breakout Core

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Double Height Workshop Single Height Workshop Depot Breakout Core Reception Circulation

Floor Plans

01. Glass-blowing Workshop 02. Metal Workshop 03. Ceramic Workshop 04. Stone Workshop 05. Timber Workshop 06. Depot 07. Gallery Hall

08. 09. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

Entrance Hall Plant Room Breakout Core Entrance Gallery Fine Art Studio Press Print Studio Graffiti Studio Textile Studio

16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22.

Art Shop Jewellery Studio FAB LAB Studio Photography Studio Rentable Studios Eatery Administration

LEVEL 02

GRID 11 13 15

IRREGULAR

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SCULPTURE PARK

STUDIO

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STUDIO

INTERACTION SPACE

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CAFE

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BREAKOUT CORE

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ROOF STRUCTURE 01.

02. 03. 04. 05.

4000mm x 3500mm rooflight with canted walls of CLT and roof of EFTE printed with dot matrix to control solar gain. Single ply membrane on 400mm insulation lapped in vapour control layer. CLT deck faceted to accommodate slight pitch of glulam grid below. 8000mm x 7000mm grid module of glulam beams. Sub grid approx 2000mm x 1750mm. Acoustic ceiling panels of perforated plywood with integrated lighting, smoke detectors and fire suppression are recessed within the coffers.

Level 05 22000mm

Level 04 21000mm

Level 03 17500mm

FACADE MODULE 06.

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560mm x 280mm external CLT columns and 130mm x 280mm external beams. Module size of 7720mm x 3370mm. Insulated horizontal larch weatherboards cladding on solid CLT panels with prefabricated openings for double-glazed units. Diagonal steel brace bolted to central plate of triple flitch. Dark powder coated steel grid support frame for louvre screens and changeable cladding.

Level 02 14000mm

Level 01 10500mm

CLT FRAME JOINERY 10. 11.

12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

560mm x 280mm internal CLT column. CLT floor slabs span across two bays and act as structural diaphragm to transfer stability forces to cores. 280mm 920mm CLT rim joist. 130mm x 130mm CLT joist. Fully threaded reinforced screws prevent splitting due to moisture movement. Double flitch plates through beams with M16 bolts. 20mm plugs for 30 minute fire protection.

Level 0 7000mm

Level -01 3500mm

SUBSTRUCTURE 17.

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75mm screed, under flood heating, polyethylene separation membrane, 100mm insulation, DPM. 150mm thick reinforced castin-situ concrete slab made with ground granulated blast-furnace slag (GGBS) or pulverised fuel ash (PFA) substitute. DPM, 50mm sand binding, 150mm compact hardcore. Steel piles aligned with the CLT columns on 8000mm x 7000mm grid.

Level -02 0mm

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MASTERS ARCHITECTURE YEAR 1 The urban design project; Brunswick Boulevard seeks to regurgitate a large part of Liverpool’s southern dockyard. The existing showroom sheds and excessive parking courts are to be replaced with a full pedestrianised highstreet with space for theatres, commercial shops, restaurants, upper floor office space, art studios, college and food market. The new train station and bus shelter serves as a node to and from the site as a destination. An existing 15m heigh, 1km long retaining wall divides the site in two, preventing access between the residential region and new commercial hub. Brunswick Park serves as a hillside park connecting the two layers whilst providing space for cafés, an amphitheatre, leisure facilities and allotments. The existing social housing adjacent to the park is a poor mid-century attempt at arcadia resulting in a substandard suburbia. The Wellington Revival project reapplies the post-first-war terrace housing layout that is renowned in Liverpool. The new scheme incorporates 6 housetypes for social rent with features such as large windows high ceilings and roof that are paid for by increasing the number of dwellings per hectare.

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BRUNSWICK BOULEVARD URBAN DESIGN - GROUP PROJECT

The streetscape was designed with picturesque techniques such as serial vision sketching, applying architectural features that provoke an emotional response and defining materials and texture. These techniques affected building heights, the position of spacial features, the length and shapes of streets and squares.

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1. 2. 3&4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13&14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20.

Housing Apartments Existing offices Bus station Rooftop restaurant Roof over train st. Arts centre/workshops Theatre Restaurants & food market Existing offices Retail + rooftop sports Community college Amphitheatre Park cafe Allotments Housing Existing pub PHASE 2 - PIER

Masterplan

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The proposed site has a variation of building uses. To the north we have a residential scheme and moving to the south, transport links, restaurants, theatre, arts hub, retail, leisure and education. The south east houses a large park area with additional housing located at the top of the hill, making the most of the view to the River Mersey. The site has a large level change which was dividing the upper and lower levels. By developing the park area into a hillside and creating a walkway on the roof of the train station, we have added new connections across the site.

As mentioned above, we have proposed to reroute Sefton Street in order to create a more pedestrianised area. The smaller road is to be used as a bus and taxi route. The proposed master shows an integration of new green spaces that interlink with the new community spaces. Furthermore, a variation of building uses will ensure the site always has a busy aspect to it.

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BRUNSWICK PARK URBAN DESIGN - INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

A 1km long, 16m high retaining wall divides the site in two and blocks residents living in the Dingle, Liverpool from accessing the Brunswick Business Park and the new amenities proposed in the previous project. The site also lacks meaningful green spaces, with no seating, meeting places and little to no planting. By knocking down parts of the existing retaining wall, there is an opportunity for a new public green space that bridges the high and low levels. The new park begins at a new set of terrace houses with amazing views across the Mersey River. The landscape gradually slopes down passed tiered allotments that provide fresh produce for a cafe that sits adjacent to the top of the retaining wall. An amphitheatre steps down in the footprint of a disused gasometer tower. The base of the slope flattens out onto a rooftop leisure park which contains two five-a-side football pitches, three tennis courts, a basketball court and a 600m winding running track with a six lane 100m sprint straight. The running track cantilevers out beyond the `proposed commercial building, with views down over the food market square below.

SECTION

ROYAL MAIL GROUP BRUNSWICK BUSINESS PARK

ELEVATION

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PROPOSED FOOD MARKET SQUARE

LEISURE PARK BRIDGE

RAILWAY TUNNEL

PROPOSED AMPHITHEATRE

EXISTING LEVEL AND RETAINING WALL

PROPOSED CAFE

PROPOSED ALLOTMENTS

PROPOSED TERRACE HOUSING

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EXISTING

SWICK

EXISTING TOPOGRAPHY

PROPOSED TOPOGRAPH

PARK

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2 - VIEW TO THE AMPHITHEATRE

3 - ALLOTMENTS UPHILL

8 - WIRRAL VIEW BETWEEN BUILDINGS

9 - OVERLOOKING THE MARKET

ROUTES

AMENITIES

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AMENITIES AMENITIES - AXO- AXO AMPHITHEATRE AMPHITHEATRE

CAFE + CAFE + ALLOTMENTS ALLOTMENTS

EXISTING EXISTING PUBLIC HOUSE PUBLIC HOUSE

PUBLIC LEISURE PUBLIC LEISURE ROOFTOP PARK ROOFTOP PARK

3 - ALLOTMENTS UPHILL

4 - AMPHITHEATRE CAFE

5 - AMPHITHEATRE

6 - VIEW OF THE TRACK

4 - AMPHITHEATRE CAFE

5 - AMPHITHEATRE

6 - VIEW OF THE TRACK

10 - MULTIPLE TRACK ROUTES

11 - CANTILEVER HAIRPIN

12 - TRACK ADJACENT TO THE FOOTPATH

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WELLINGTON REVIVAL RESIDENTIAL DESIGN - INDIVIDUAL PROJECT ST Cleopa's church

Indicative position of newbuild apartments

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The figures from the 2011 UK Census suggest the neighbourhood surrounding Herculaneum Road is home to predominantly working class people who socially rent their homes from either charities, housing associations or the council. There were a very high concentration of single/widowed/divorced adults living in the area and household sizes rarely exceeding 4 people. The age distribution is fairly even with a slight skew towards the over 45s. Finally people with a disability or in need of care count towards 20% which is on par with national statistics.

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herculaneum bridge hotel and pub

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The proposed site layout revives the original street pattern with the return of Wellington Road, Haylock Street and Aken Street in their original positions. The new build terrace blocks mimic the layout of the iconic post-first-war terrace blocks. Four story apartment blocks are positioned adjacent to Mill Street to reflect the height of the Mill factory and the Florrie, with ground floor commercial space fronting onto the major route. The proposed site layout has a density of 39 dwellings per hectare, which doesn’t include the proposed apartments on Mill street.

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4% Owned Outright 5% Mortgaged

UPSCALING HOUSEHOLD

77%

Social Rent Household Ownership 8% Council Rent 4% Other

40%

16% One Person

19% Four People

37% Two People

2% Five People

24% Three people

3% Six People

43%

45+ Years Old Age

0-9

14%

30-44

18%

10-17

24%

45-59

15%

18-24

77%

19%

40%

TYPE A

+60

Single Or Divorced / Widdowed

Relationship Status 23% Of Adults Have a Partner

DISABILITY HOUSEHOLD

DOWNSCALING HOUSEHOLD

61%

Two / Three People Household OCCUPANCY

Four of the house typologies follow the backto-back design principle used at Newhall Be and The Gables. The massing is moved to one side of the plot, allowing a channel for daylight to reach the first floor roof terrace and ground floor courtyard. To best capture daylight on site, the plots are rotated 10° and the front facade chamfered to align parallel to the street. The front half of the dwelling is chamfered again to widen the view port down the street, widen the roof terrace/ garden space and also softens the angular geometry on plan. The four house typologies tessellate on plan with varying depth allowing for various combinations which respond to dimensions of the site. Housetype E is a corner turner at the end of the terrace block and has a chamfered edge to help turn the corner. Every internal layout has been developed to work efficiently with a circulation space at the centre of each dwelling and the habitable rooms radiating around it. Housetypes A and D have a dog-leg staircase, allowing for a three storey option where the first floor plan is repeated upwards.

20%

19%

Disabled / Looked After at home Economic Activity

15% Retired

14% Unemployed

12% Student

34% Employed

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TYPE B

TYPE D

TYPE F

TYPE E

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Hall

13.54 m²

Bed 2

14.39 m²

2.13 m²

0.83 m²

Landing

TYPE B

9.02 m²

Lounge 19.82 m²

Bed 3

Bath

7.75 m²

Lounge

Bed 1

4.83 m²

Hall

25.27 m²

13.23 m²

0.87 m²

Bed 3

15.25 m²

13.00 m²

Kitchen

Bath

En-Suite

21.12 m²

4.82 m²

3.00 m²

Dining / Family

Roof Terrace

14.16 m²

25.30 m²

13.94 m²

Courtyard 13.50 m²

Diner 9.27 m²

Kitchen

11.76 m²

3.41 m²

TYPE D

1.61 m²

Courtyard

Bed 2

Bath

8.45 m²

TYPE A

4.99 m²

Lounge

20.78 m²

Hall

3.41 m²

11.99 m²

Bed 2

Bed 1

14.55 m²

12.32 m²

0.45 m²

Landing 10.75 m²

Lounge

Landing

19.67 m²

12.46 m²

Bed 3

hall

7.95 m²

13.15 m²

Study / Snug 9.07 m²

Bath

Roof Terrace

4.28 m²

16.39 m²

Kitchen 14.76 m²

Courtyard

TYPE C

11.26 m²

Courtyard 13.19 m²

Kitchen 16.46 m²

Garden 25.60 m²

Garden

1.69 m²

Roof Terrace 14.29 m²

Garden

1.69 m²

Living / Kitchen 30.12 m²

En-Suite

Bed 2

En-Suite

3.36 m²

15.20 m²

Kitchen / Living 19.55 m²

Kitchen / Living

19.55 m²

Kitchen / Living

Snug / Study

7.07 m²

Hall 4.14 m²

Hall

TYPE E

0.29 m²

Snug / Study

Kitchen / Living

22.30 m²

Bath

5.64 m²

Bed 3 8.50 m²

4.14 m²

Hall

11.75 m²

Bath 4.28 m²

Bath

4.28 m²

Lift

2.04 m²

Hall

2.22 m²

4.00 m²

Bed

11.01 m²

TYPE F

Bed

11.01 m²

4.28 m²

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Utility 2.22 m²

Bed 1

15.95 m²

Bed

11.01 m²

Bed

11.01 m²

TYPE F

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Bath

10.90 m²

4.00 m²

1.15 m²

Hall

10.90 m²

Utility

1.15 m²

Lift

1.82 m²

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Bed

15.95

Hall 11.13 m²

Bed 2 9.45 m²

Roof Terrace 23.18 m²

Bed 4 8.45 m²

Bed 3 8.00 m²

Landing 8.29 m²

Bed 1 16.21 m²

Bed 2 15.20 m²

0.29 m²

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5 m²

1.75 m²

Bath

5.64 m²

Bed 5 Bed 3

8.50 m²

Bed 5 8.50 m²

8.50 m²

Hall

10.21 m²

11.75 m²

10.21 m²

Lift

1.82 m²

Balcony 3.42 m²

Bed 4

11.46 m²

Balcony 3.42 m²

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PART 1 PLACEMENT

Street Elevation A-A 1 : 200

Street Elevation C-C 1 : 200

For two years, I worked as a part 1 architect‘s assistant within a large team of experienced urban designers, architects and technologists at Roberts Limbrick’s Gloucester office. Our residential work encompassed private bespoke, affordable housing and retirement developments throughout the UK. I had the opportunity to work on a range of residential planning projects comprising of large scale masterplans, developing new build houses and apartment blocks, surveying and adding extensions to listed buildings.

Street Elevation C-C I was regularly relied upon to adapt houses and virtual site models using Revit 1 : 200 Street Elevation B-B and enscape. As the company was incorporating BIM into more and more 1 : 200 projects, I was taught and started teaching Revit to some of my colleagues. I then moved on to work in the technical department where I started producing construction drawings for a listed care home and coach house conversion. As well as building my competence in producing a technical pact, I developed a better sense of the design process now that I was able to follow a project through to the its next phase.

Street Elevation D 1 : 200

I have gained valuable experience in the residential planning sector and I believe I have developed a high level of competence within my role at the company. I returned to work in the residential planning department at Roberts Limbrick for 4 months in the summer of 2021.

Street Elevation D-D 1 : 200

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UP UP

6Clear

39 AREA TO BE MAINTAINED BY COED DARCY MANAGEMENT COMPANY

DRAWING 59

UP UP

Gas Al t. 2

El ec BT

63 65

COED DARCY PHASE 2A

BT Gas El

l ec l t.

Flue

PLANNING

ED STANGOE

El ec Al t. 1

H3B A

UP UP UP

PROPOSED STREET ELEVATIONS

LEAP & POS

UP UP

Flue Flue

210 B1 H4 OPP 210 B1 H4 AS

El ec Al t. 2

64 UP

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT SITES

Gas Al t. 2

UP Gas

El ec

UP UP

Flue

2022 PORTFOLIO

STATUS

Flue

3x6Clear

Gas Al t. 1

El ec Al t. 1

6 m Si ng l e L en gth

El ec Gas

Flue

El ec BT Gas

Flue

El ec

Gas

29 A2B824 AS

Gas Al t. 1 El ec Al t. 1

Flue

1 1m Dou bl e L en gth

Gas Al t. 2

El ec Al t. 2

31 60

OPEN DRIVE T HRO UGH CAR PORTS

28 UP Gas Al t. 2

El ec Al t. 2

Flue

27 Gas Al t. 2

El ec

Gas

Gas Al t. 1 El ec Al t. 1

Flue

El ec Al t. 1

UP Gas Al t. 2 El ec Al t. 2

El ec BT

Gas

Flue

El ec

El ec Al t. 2

Gas

Gas Al t. 2

Flue

Gas Al t. 2

El ec

El ec Al t. 2

Flue

Gas

Gas Al t. 2

Gas Al t. 1

BT El ec Al t. 2

AREA TO BE MAINTAINED BY COED DARCY MANAGEMENT COMPANY

Gas

El ec

22 23 24

59 Flue

23 24

6 UP

El ec

El ec Al t. 2

Flue

El ec

Gas Al t. 2

22 23 El ec

Gas

AF2B830 AS

Gas Al t. El ec Al 1 t. 1

AF2B830 OPP

Flue

UP El ec BT

El ec Al t. 2

UP UP

Flue

Bin Collection

Gas

8 4

Flue

Turning f or small delivery v ehicle

H2B705 OPP

Flue

H2B705 AS

Flue

Gas Al t. El ec Al 1 t. 1 BT

Gas Al t. 2

Gas Al t. 1

11 Flue

10 El ec

AF3B970 AS

Gas

9 1

El ec Al t. 2

AF3 O Flue

G A 2

El Al2 Gas Al t. El ec Al 1 t. 1 BT

El ec

Gas Al t. 2

LEAP9 & POS

Gas

Flue

Gas Al t. 2

El ec Al t. 2

Gas

El ec

Gas

BT Gas Al t. El ec 1 Al t. 1

Flue

El ec

OPEN DRIVE T HRO UGH CAR PORTS

AF3B970 OPP

El ec BT Gas

UP Gas Al t. 1 El ec Al t. 1

Flue

A2B824 AS

El ec Al t. 2

UP El ec Al t. 2

Flue

Gas Al t. 2

UP Gas Al t. 2

El ec Al t. 2

UP Gas Al t. 2

Flue

El ec

Gas

El ec BT

Gas

UP Gas Al t. 1 El ec Al t. 1

El ec

Gas

El ec Al t. 2

Gas

Flue

El ec

25 Gas Al t. 2

Flue

Gas Al t. 1 El ec Al t. 1

El ec Al t. 2

Gas Al t. 2

El ec Al t. 2

Gas Al t. 2

Flue

Gas

4 UP

El ec

Gas

1 Gas

UP El ec Al t. 2

Gas

72 El ec BT

Flue

Gas Al t. 2

Gas Al t. 1 El ec Al t. 1

Gas Al t. 2 El ec Al t. 2

Flue

Gas t. Al 1 ect. ElAl 1

Flue

PROJECT

e Doubl h n gt 11mL e

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT SITES

D-D 2

20 m

23.11.2018 Site levels and FFL updated 28.11.2018 Street elevations updated following client's comments C 20.08.2019 Updated to suit new layout. A B

Rev.

Date

Description

Do Not scale off this drawing, use only figured dimensions and report any discrepancies or omissions to the Architect immediately. This drawing is the copyright of Roberts Limbrick Ltd and should not be reproduced in whole or in part or used in any manner whatsoever without their written permission.

VIRTUAL REALITY ROBERTS LIMBRICK ARCHITECTS LTD - 2018/2020

At Roberts Limbrick, I have created several detailed virtual site models using Revit and Enscape. The models help inform our clients about the design in more detail than two dimensional planning drawings, enabling the client to view the proposed design at a 1:1 scale through a virtual headset. The model is created at the end of the planning process as the site plan, housetypes and engineering levels drawings are needed before the modelling can begin. Image of my models have been used in public consultation meetings. The client is also making use of the models in their sales offices to show potential home buyers a virtual representation of the development.

ED STANGOE

2022 PORTFOLIO

ED STANGOE

se 6

Bly

STREET ELEVATION AA

420

84.11

Blythway House

84.00

421

83.89

83.69

83.6m

83.92

STREET ELEVATION BB STREET ELEVATION AA

STREET ELEVATION CC STREET ELEVATION BB

Street Elevation A-A 1 : 200 STREET ELEVATION DD STREET ELEVATION CC This drawing is the copyright of Roberts Limbrick Ltd and should not be reproduced in whole or in part or used in any manner whatsoever without their written permission. Do Not scale off this drawing, use only figured dimensions and report any discrepancies or omissions to the Architect immediately.

rev. date

2545

This drawing is the copyright of Roberts Limbrick Ltd and should not be reproduced in whole or in part or used in any manner whatsoever without their written permission. Do Not scale off this drawing, use only figured dimensions and report any discrepancies or omissions to the Architect immediately.

description

rev. date

description

2590

2620

SEMI EXPOSED BEAM

SINK 2570 1800

WC TO BE SURVEYED

1890

2610

BEAM 1435

DINING ROOM

FIR

75 STEP

EP SFL 5385MM

LIVING ROOM

2560

HEARTH

PIPES

170 RISER

BEAM 2520

2633

FIRST FLOOR - SECOND FLOOR 2515

1985

KITCHEN 1

BEAM 2615

STREET ELEVATION DD BASEMENT NOT SURVEYED

project

PANTRY

2650

Street Elevation B-B 1 : 200

HATCH SINK

Mr & Mrs Catmur

drawing

Ground Floor Plan Survey -

KITCHEN 2

1975

client

Mr & Mrs Catmur

STORE

2725

Cockshoot Farm, Worcestershire -

client

2140

BEAM 1880

2735

project

Cockshoot Farm, Worcestershire -

SEMI EXPOSED BEAM PIPES

90 STEP

BEAM 2565

2740

FFL 2870MM

CLOAK ROOM

METER BOX

GROUND FLOOR - FIRST FLOOR 2870

ED FIX

2740

BEAM 1430

90 STEP AGA

Front Elevation Survey -

status

SURVEY

2060

status

SURVEY

ROBERTS LIMBRICK LTD

GFL 0MM

The Carriage Building, Bruton Way, Gloucester, GL1 1DG

The Estates Office, 25 - 26 Gold Tops, Newport, NP20 4PG

T. 03333 405 500 mail@robertslimbrick.com www. robertslimbrick.com scale date

ED STANGOE

2022 PORTFOLIO

1:50 @ A3 27.11.2019 drg no.

9641 SK01

Registered Office : England No. 06658029

FRONT ELEVATION

author

T. 03333 405 500 mail@robertslimbrick.com www. robertslimbrick.com

Registered Office : England No. 06658029

project

scale

ES/NG

date

rev.

project

1:50 @ A3 27.11.2019 drg no.

9641 SK04

author

ES/NG rev.

rev. date

RESIDENTIAL PLANNING

HALL

BEDROOM 3

BEDROOM 1

ROBERTS LIMBRICK ARCHITECTS LTD - 2019/2020

ST BEDROOM 2

BATHROOM

ENSUITE

description

THIS DRAWING IS PROVIDED FOR PLANNING development of over 40 PURPOSES ONLY.

FRONT ELEVATION

I have assisted in the residential schemes at Roberts Limbrick. As part of the planning team, I regularly create and adapt housetype drawings, street elevations and site sections that are submitted to council authorities in planning applications.

SIDE ELEVATION

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

project

Residential Development

Bessemer Road Our projects are drawn up in either Revit or AutoCAD and Photoshop, Welwyn Garden City depending on the client.- I often modelled apartment blocks in Revit after the plans had beenCREST drawn in AutoCAD by the architect. NICHOLSON

This drawing is the copyright of Roberts Limbrick Ltd and should not be reproduced in whole or in part or used in any manner whatsoever without their written permission.

KITCHEN Fridge/Freezer

ST LIVING

Do Not scale off this drawing, use only figured dimensions and report any discrepancies or omissions to the Architect immediately.

Rev.

client

DINING

Date

Description

A 17.07.2019 Lift omitted from Block 2 plan.

drawing

HALL

CHESHAM

PLANS & ELEVATIONS In addition to regularly creating planning packages, I have redesigned a set of housetypes to meet accessibility standards M4(2), M4(3) as well as meeting Nationally Described Space Standard. status

GROUND FLOOR PLAN REAR ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION

PLANNING

PLOTS

ROBERTS LIMBRICK LTD

As Drawn - 55. 17, 45. Handed -

The Carriage Building, Bruton Way, a 3 storey building into an I have also designed the conversion Gloucester, GL1 1DG MATERIALS LEGEND apartment block consisting The Estates of Office, one 25 - 26 Goldbed Tops, dwellings backing onto the Newport, NP20 4PG racecourse in Newbury. T. 03333 405 500

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Main Brick - Wienerberger Waresley Orange (or similar approved) Brick below DPC - Wienerberger Waresley Orange (or similar approved) Brick Detail - Wienerberger Waresley Orange (or similar approved) Render - Chalk White Roof - Concrete Tiles - Marley Modern, Slate Grey Concrete Tiles (or similar approved) Fascias / Soffit Boards - White Window and Door Frames - Double Glazed UPVC - White Entrance Door - GRP - Timber Effect - Black Garage Door - GRP - Timber Effect - Black Rainwater Goods - UPVC - Black Canopy - GRP Flat Roof

mail@robertslimbrick.com www. robertslimbrick.com

Registered Office : England No. 06658029

I also assisted in surveying a Grade II listed farmhouse built in the 15th century in Worcestershire. I then created plans for an extension to the front of the house as well as a set of 3D models to be presented 9682 PL31 to the client using SketchUp. scale

date

2m 5ft

Rear Elevation

Side Elevation 1

3m 10ft

5m 15ft

10m

20ft

25ft

1:100 @ A2

project

30ft

author

February 2020

drg no.

rev.

I returned to work in the residential planning department at Roberts Limbrick during the summer break between my MArch first and second years at LJMU. I worked both in the Gloucester office and ‘at home’ in Liverpool during these 4 months. 3

Side Elevation 2

Front Elevation

MATERIALS LEGEND

Kitchen

Communal Lobby

Bath

Lifts in Communal Lobbies only applicable to Block 1 (200-211).

Kitchen

Bath

Store

Hall

Bath

Bedroom 2 8.07 m²

Communal Lobby

Bath Kitchen

Bedroom 2 11.24 m²

Communal Lobby

Kitchen

Bath

Store

Hall

Bedroom 2 8.07 m²

Store

13.12 m²

Bedroom 1 11.97 m²

Electric Riser

Bedroom 1 Kitchen

Kitchen

Bath

Store

Hall

Living/ Dining Room

Bedroom 2 8.07 m²

Bedroom 1

11.97 m²

Kitchen Dining

13.12 m²

Bedroom 1 11.97 m²

Kitchen

Store

DRAWING

Apartment Block 1&2 Plans & Elevations

Hall

Store

Living Room

Bedroom 1

CLIENT

Bath Communal Lobby

Hall

Store Hall

Electric Riser

Living/ Dining Room Living Room

Bath

11.24 m²

Kitchen

Mosslands Locking Weston Super Mare

Store Hall

Dining

Bedroom 2

Bath Communal Lobby

Store Hall

Store

10 m

PROJECT

Electric Riser

Communal Lobby

Water Riser

Bath

11.24 m²

Water Riser

Bedroom 2

Stairwell

Electric Riser

Communal Lobby

Water Riser

Lifts in Communal Lobbies only applicable to Block 1 (200-211).

Store

13.02 m²

Block 1 (200-211) - Affordable Block 2 (160-171) - Open Market

Block 1 - Second Floor Communal Lobbies

Hall

Bedroom 1

Lifts in Communal Lobbies only applicable to Block 1 (200-211).

Store

13.02 m²

Stairwell

Electric Riser

PLOTS: As Drawn - 200-211. Handed - 160-171.

Bath

Block 1 - First Floor Communal Lobbies

Hall

Bedroom 1

Material

BUFF BRICK - Wienerberger: Warm Golden Buff / Smoked Yellow Multi (or similar approved). BUFF BRICK - Brighter Brick Type MAIN RENDER - Weber Monocouche (or similar approved) - Standard Chalk JULIET BALCONY - Spectrum Juliet Balcony System- Type A WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES - All double glazed UPVC windows - White ENTRANCE DOOR - GRP Timber Faced - Dark Grey CANOPY - GRP Flat Roof - Tri-Colour

Water Riser

Block 1 - Ground Floor Communal Lobbies Store

3 4 6 8 9 10 13

Communal Lobby

Living/ Dining Room

Bedroom 1

11.97 m²

13.12 m²

Kitchen Dining

Store

Stairwell

Living Room

Bedroom 1 Bedroom 1 11.97 m²

Electric Riser

13.02 m²

Communal Lobby

Bath Hall

Bedroom 1

Kitchen

Living/ Dining Room

Water Riser

Living/ Dining Room

Water Riser

Communal Lobby

Kitchen

Living/ Dining Room

Water Riser

Living/ Dining Room STATUS

Bedroom 1

PLANNING

11.97 m²

ROBERTS LIMBRICK LTD The Carriage Building, Bruton Way Gloucester, GL1 1DG The Estates Office 25 - 26 Gold Tops Newport, NP20 4PG

First Floor Plan Communal Lobbies only applicable to Block 2 (160-171).

T. 03333 405 500 mail@robertslimbrick.com www. robertslimbrick.com

Second Floor Plan Communal Lobbies only applicable to Block 2 (160-171).

Registered Office: England No. 06658029

17/07/2019 16:24:31

1.0

Ground Floor Plan Communal Lobbies only applicable to Block 2 (160-171).

SCALE

1 : 100@A0

2022 PORTFOLIO

ED STANGOE

ORIGINATOR NO

8838

DATE

AUTHOR

21/06/2019

AP/ES

DRAWING NUMBER:

REVISION:

R9059-RLA-19-ZZ-DR-A-2070 A

25° pitched roof

2110

685x 2110

1490

WFF07

WGF05

WGF04

Plot 10 - 4B8P-2375 (AS)

9333 4510

440

The approved housetypes (which had been taken over from another company) required redesigning in order to meet building regulations, which we did as the construction drawings were being created.

4176

302 2935

Scale 1:75

1337

4176

440

100

3536

25°

440

Flush Threshold

C.B.

2000 (Headroom)

3 1

3283

450

Living Room

hob VENTED VOID

VENTED VOID

100

100 SVP

SVP

100

VENTED VOID

For details of suspended floor, refer to Structural Engineers design / specialists design

1475

WHB-DC SINK-DC

3470

SVP

1317

9103

boiler

drainage positions to be checked against 8453 specified sanitary fittings

325

450

3 course eng P brick padstone 440mm long

1453

4510

325

C.B. C/L MJ rwp FAF SVP AAV Ext F/F W/M D/W T/D W/D (e) 100 (sg)

B-B 1031

3799 RWP C.B.

3 course eng brick padstone 440mm long

325

300

3607

SPAN OF PRECAST BEAMS

ExDGF05 (sg)

(fd) (ob) +

Cavity 640Barri Centre Line Movement J Rainwater p Fan assisted Soil vent pip Air admittan Extract Fan 131 Fridge Freez Washing Ma Dishwasher Tumble Dry Washer / Dr Emergency Safety Glas doors Fire Door Obscure gla Optional win

RWP

P 3 course eng brick padstone 440mm long

Beam over to engineers requirements with bottom plate

3 course eng brick padstone 440mm long

215

Beam over to engineers requirements with bottom plate

1790

7428

100

SPAN OF PRECAST BEAMS

ExDGF04 (sg) RWP

2353

A-A 1030

4554

WC-DC

Padstone Refer to text shown adjacent to locations for size / type.

Note: · All beams to span the full length of padstone and to be bolted to padstone with 1no M12 bolt. · All blockwork to Min. 3.6N blocks (max. 25% Voids) Laid in 1:1:6 mortar UNO. · Structural stud buttress walls built off floor below. Floor Manufacturer to allow for 4.0kN/m working line load. · Wind posts are only required on gable walls not party walls and the buttress walls are only required on end plots.

7753

NOTE

4510 Exact

2240

ABBREVIATI

STRUCTURAL KEY NOTES

Substructure Plan & Elevations. External Wall Finishes / Areas of Bed Joint Reinforcement. Rainwater Downpipe Locations. Movement Joint Positions. Electric, Gas, etc. External Meter Locations. Duct for Electrics to Garage, CCP's, etc. (where required).

265

100

· · · · · ·

338

1412

Underfloor heating system to Ground Floor only with 75mm screed. MAXIMUM TOG RATING FOR CARPET TO BE 1.5

Refer to the Plot Specific drawings for the following information:

640

1275

Refer to Structural Engineers external levels drawings for the extent of the double DPC's to the external cavity walls of the individual plots

REFER TO PLOT SPECIFIC DRAWINGS:

WC-DC

100

Flush Threshold

Read in conjunction with Structural Engineers drawing for foundation information. Provide underground ducts as required for water, electric & gas services

325

AS: 9, 10 OPP: -

PLOT NO(s):

910

100

SPAN OF PRECAST BEAMS

Hall

Section C-C 14058

3310 (top of banding to u/s on banding) 140

SPAN OF 13 PRECAST BEAMS

Hall

Included in the project is the renovation of a locally listed retirement home (into high quality apartments) as well as renovating the adjoining coach houses.

SPAN OF T.J.I

15 14

3474 FFL to FFL

Living Room

16 15

2000 (Headroom)

SPAN OF PRECAST BEAMS

3135 (Finished)

3610 (u/s on banding)

SPAN OF T.J.I

Ensuite 2

1882 (Trimmed Opening)

250

Bed 2

302

300

SINK-DC

3676

300

7560 (Top of Wallplate)

4176

Landing

3150

Landing

3610 (u/s on banding)

3246 (Finished)

Bed 2

6238

6855

Staircase Criteria Total rise: 3474mm 16 No. risers: 217.125mm 15 No. goings: 242mm Overall string: 1100mm Pitch 42° max, 41.90° actual Headroom - 2000mm min. clear above pitch line measured vertically, in accordance with Approved Document K

1882 (Trimmed Opening)

140

incoming water

Ensuite 2

339

NOTE insulated rising main position to be checked against specialists' kitchen layout

2713

3310 (top of banding to u/s on banding)

C.B.

7753

4510

RWP MJ

3no.layers 150mm Rockwool or similar quilt insulation. 150mm laid between rafters with remaining laid over & perpendicular

25°

375

Drawing No:

rwp

Flush Threshold RWP

Title:

2468

100

Bespoke Details

Drawing No:

Plot 9 - 4B8P-1986 (AS)

2355

685x 2335

WGF01

Title:

1200mm wide access ramp at 1:12 up to 900 x 1200mm level landing with a maximum slope of 1:40 fall from flush threshold of D01. Secondary DPC local to principal entrance to be stepped down within perps and linked to main DPC 150mm above adjacent ground levels.

NOTE: · Emergency egress windows to have a clear opening of 450 x 735mm (0.33m2), openable part of windows to be located within 800 to 1100mm from finished floor level.

WGF02

Standard Details ExDGF01

3150 DPC to u/s of joist

685x 2335

DETAIL REFERENCES

WGF03

ExDGF02

Front Elevation

2335

1022x 2335

WGF06

1022x 2335

600

2560

1023x 2560

1022x 2335

3283 top of joist to u/s truss

685x 2110

WFF08

7560 DPC to top of wall plate

2110

1022x 2110

WFF09

2560

2335

1022x 2335

600

In February 2020, I moved to the technical team in order to learn more about the design of buildings after the planning phase. I began creating detailed plans, sections and elevations for a set of traditional, new build housetypes to be built in Edgbaston.

1810x 2560

AS: 9, 10 OPP: 600

PLOT NO(s):

Using AutoCAD, I drew detailed plans, elevations and sections for two housetypes which included substructure plans, bathroom layouts and creating window and door schedules. The drawings were created in AutoCAD.

1022x 2110

WFF10

1865

1490

140

1022x 2110

WFF11

3010

ROBERTS LIMBRICK ARCHITECTS LTD - 2020

1022x 2110

WFF12

1490

1022x 2110

WFF13

1865

1022x 2110

WFF14

2110

3310

2110

RESIDENTIAL TECHNICAL

25° pitched roof

1290

Title: -

6403

100

Kitchen / Dining

360

fire

5900

6238

6740

215

Kitchen / Dining

D/W

350 -

Elec.

2000

553

incoming electric

Standard Details

1650

6293

DETAIL RE

Sub-main to be installed where consumer unit more than 3m from electricity meter

Family Area

Bespoke Details

103

Ext

948

1574

13040 C-C 1032

100

Study

Chimney void vented top and bottom

Plot 9 - 4B8P-1986 (AS)

350

100 2203

1200

Gas

450

1550

1550 1990

1454 1022

Living Room

Ground Floor Plan

745

ExDGF02 (sg)

250

4194 1003

1023

890

100 1023

890

2022 PORTFOLIO

WGF04(sg)

WGF03(sg)

B-B 1031

2010 2217 1810 11465

ED STANGOE

A-A 1030

4477 325

WGF02(sg)

ExDGF01 WGF05(sg)

WGF06(sg)

250

325

C.B. RWP

WGF01(sg)

RWP

NOTE: · Ensure a full block is used under the lintel bearing in accordance with the NHBC guidelines (Clause 6.1.12) along with a minimum bearing for the lintel of 100mm up to 1.2m spans and 150mm over 1.2m spans · For rainwater downpipe locations, refer to plot specific drawings · For MJ locations, refer to plot specific drawings

250 89

1853 890

1023

300 890

2053 1023

89 1003

1815 215

1023

100

3396 1303

1510 5390

325 1340

450

325

Gas

1990

2000

910

440

1591

2063

4943

215

Elec.

ExDGF06 (sg)

iDGF04 iDGF05

300

450

1650

1790

492 1021

948

11695

Study

SVP

660 4

1810

215

iDGF01

4159 2053

360

5728

W/M

2240

838

1290

T/D

BT Open Reach or FTTP where required location, EZ bend upon entry.

Ext

Elec.

838

Utility

1417

948

Hall

250

100

663

360

2213

177 912

1792

Living Room

9 8

912 177

Plot 10 - 4B8P-2375 (AS)

9 8

iDGF06 Ext

BT Open Reach or FTTP where required location, EZ bend upon entry.

2010

100

4942 215

250

iDGF03 (sg)

ST 1628

iDGF01

iDGF05

838

4194

948

Hall

Flush Threshold

1222

100

1756

1792

1417

838 1312

iDGF02 Heating Manifold

1021

1628

660

838

Flush Threshold SVP

ST 89

492 948

iDGF04

630

100 1790 89

250

WC 89

4592

440

Chimney void vented top and bottom

903

838

T/D

3048

C-C 1032

872

838

W/M

1591

440 SVP

iDGF02

iDGF03 (sg) Ext

Utility Ext SVP

1290

440

838

13828

872

Heating Manifold

ExDGF03 (sg)

910

880

215

1312

762

2681

762

838

Ext

948

Tall

1320

Tall

1115

F/F

RWP

iDGF06

6178

F/F

440

Oven

Gas

Oven

Title:

incoming gas

100

This drawing and the building works depicted are the copyright of Spitfire Bespoke Homes and may not be reproduced or amended except by written permission. No liability will be accepted for amendments made by other persons. Scale Bar @ 1:50

NORTH

5ft

DRAWING STATUS:

10ft

PRELIMINARY TENDER

45° pitched roof

CONSTRUCTION

Extract

SVP

30° pitched roof

Masonry below DPC to be in accord with BS EN 771. Brickwork to be durability designations F2, S2 to BS EN 998-2:2016 Specification for mortar for masonry, Part 2: Masonry mortar. All sub structure blockwork to be in accordance with BS EN 1996-2:2006 Eurocode 6 - Design of masonry structures -- Part 2: Design considerations, selection of materials and execution of masonry and NHBC technical standards. Minimum requirements of blockwork to not be less than 1500kg/m3 or 7.3N/mm2. Lean mix infill to be used in accordance with standards; at least 225mm below DPC level

30° pitched roof

Extract

SVP 1800

550

3750

9975

Any drains passing under building to be encased in 150mm granular fill. Where drains pass through walls, they are to be bridged with pre-cast concrete lintels. Ensure that the lintels clear the pipework by 50mm. Rigid board cut around pipework WFF08 to prevent ingress of cavity fill. Location to be coordinated with individual plot drainage

WFF10(ob)

1360

100

1573

Truss profile & bracing shown indicatively. Refer to specialist designs

325

3048

VENTED VOID

1010

VENTED VOID

4045 89

1210

1200

Refer to Plot Specific Elevation drawings and Spitfire External Materials Schedule for confirmation of External Wall Finishes

762

PART Q DOORS & WINDOWS NOTE: All easily Accessible doors (inc. garage & communal) that provide access into a dwelling or into a building containing a dwelling have the following specification · manufactured to meet PAS 24:2012 · letter places maximum apeture of 260mm x 40mm: & located/designed to restrict access e.g. to hinder potential removal of keys · main doors Extractto have door viewer unless other means exist to see callers, e.g. clear glass Extract

2175

Elec.

3385

2635

13940

302

800x1600

2700

Elec.

1450 2880

C-C 1032

325

ES Sub-main to be

installed where consumer unit more than 3m from electricity meter

WFF05

WFF06

WFF07

6203 440

685

440

PROJECT:

Residential Development Norfolk Road, Edgbaston

HOUSE TYPE OR PLOT NO:

5B9P-2321

TITLE:

First Floor Plan -

SCALE:

1/75 @ A3 March 2020

325 685

440

1453

685

12815

DATE:

REVISION:

REV: DATE:

PROJECT NO:

COMMENTS:

BY:

DRAWING NO:

5ft

E050 1011

DRAWN: CHECK:

Scale 1:75

ES REVISION:

A: The Gate, International Drive, Solihull, B90 4WA T: 0344 736 0074 E: info@spitfirepg.co.uk

10ft

IMPORTANT NOTE: ACCESS TO ROOFS

incoming gas

ACCESS TO ROOFS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKS AND FOR THE END USER FOR MAINTENANCE WORKS ARE TO BE UNDERTAKEN FULLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CDM REGULATIONS 2015 AND HSG33: HEALTH & SAFETY CONSULTANT: IN ROOF WORKS. ALL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE WORKS ARE TO BE CARRIED OUT ONLY BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED AND COMPETENT CONTRACTORS USING THE APPROPRIATE ACCESS/EDGE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT TO REFLECT THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE STEEP ROOF DESIGNS, LOCATIONS AND SITE RESTRICTIONS. PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING ANY WORK THE CONTRACTORS MUST PRODUCE A RISK ASSESSMENT/METHOD STATEMENT FOR APPROVAL BY THE EMPLOYER WHICH DEMONSTRATES A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THE ROOF IS TO BE PROJECT:

950

3no.layers 150mm Rockwool or similar quilt insulation. 150mm laid between rafters with remaining laid over & perpendicular Manthorpe insulation retainers as required to maintain clear 50mm ventilation gap

Residential Development, Norfolk Road, Edgbaston

CONSTRUCTED AND MAINTAINED IN A SAFE MANOR.

Truss profile & bracing shown indicatively. Refer to specialist designs 45.00°

Landing

C.B.

Robe

HOUSE TYPE OR PLOT NO:

Plot 41

TITLE:

Substructure Plan & Elevations

SCALE:

1/50 @ A1 March 2020

DATE:

UNDER BUILD, ETC REFER TOTANKING EXTERNAL WORKS

9571 LAYOUT

PROJECT NO:

2000 (Headroom)

SPAN OF T.J.I

DRAWING NO:

6060 (Top of Wallplate)

Scale 1:50 GROUND LEVELS,

339

CONSULTANT: 1200mm wide access ramp at 1:12 up to 900 x 1200mm level landing with a maximum slope of 1:40 fall from flush threshold of D01. Secondary DPC local to principal entrance to be stepped down within perps and linked to main DPC 150mm above adjacent ground levels.

Plot 41 - 5B9P-2321 (AS) RWP

685

RWP

ExDGF04(sg)

iDFF09

836

2576

RWP

Side E l e v a t i o n

Scale 1:75

325 3021 (Finished)

For 40db reduction - as above with 25mm Isover APR 1200 & Soundbloc plasterboard.

Notes:

Bath Room

2685 (Finished)

3024 (FFL to FFL)

1490

For Buttress wall - 75mm timber stud with 12mm WBP ply and 12.5mm plasterboard, MR to kitchens & bathrooms.

3058

271

7210

836

iDFF07

3385

535x635 Hatch

2851

836 88

177

Ensuite 2

Bed 2

1340

DRAWN: CHECK:

NG -

FOR GROUND LEVELS, UNDER BUILD, TANKING REVISION:

E050_603

A: The Gate, International Drive, Solihull, B90 4WA T: 0344 736 0074 E: info@spitfirepg.co.uk

10 9

CONSULTANT:

Living Room

Hall

6 5

Utility

2410

2100

Hall

100mm blockwork, insulated plasterboard (Integral Garage only).

For 40db reduction - as above with 25mm Isover APR 1200 & Soundbloc plasterboard. As above but allow for 12mm WBP ply to A/C's (cupboard side only).

FOR DETAILS OF REVISIONS REFER TO HOUSE PACK CONTENTS SHEET

325

6060 (Top of Wallplate)

339 2685 (Finished)

CONSULTANT:

4200

2410

150

2025 325 2761

762

406 836 289 760

iDFF03

836

Ext

762

Ensuite 1

1510

3021 (Finished)

Bedroom 5

NOTE insulated rising C.B. main position to be checked against specialists' kitchen layout

285

Section B-B

3024 (FFL to FFL)

2385 (Window Head)

1230

1210

VENTED VOID

Kitchen

E050

RWP

3055

300mm O/A, Party Wall RSD E-WM-28 100mm lightweight aggregate blocks (1350-1600 kg/m³). 100mm Knauf Supafil blown glass mineral wool insulation, plasterboard on dabs both sides.

89mm timber stud with 12.5mm plasterboard, MR to kitchens & baths.

ACCESS TO ROOFS FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKS AND FOR THE END USER FOR MAINTENANCE WORKS ARE TO BE UNDERTAKEN FULLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CDM REGULATIONS 2015 AND HSG33: HEALTH & SAFETY IN ROOF WORKS. ALL CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE WORKS ARE TO BE CARRIED OUT ONLY BY SUITABLY QUALIFIED AND COMPETENT CONTRACTORS USING THE APPROPRIATE ACCESS/EDGE PROTECTION EQUIPMENT TO REFLECT THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE STEEP ROOF DESIGNS, LOCATIONS AND SITE RESTRICTIONS. Flush PRIOR TO UNDERTAKING ANY WORK Threshold THE CONTRACTORS MUST PRODUCE A RISK ASSESSMENT/METHOD STATEMENT FOR APPROVAL BY THE EMPLOYER WHICH DEMONSTRATES A CLEAR UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THE ROOF IS TO BE

100

100mm blockwork, plasterboard on dabs.

Ground floor, basement & other easily accessible windows (inc. are to be manufactured to meet PAS 24:2012 & be mechanically fixed to the structure of the building in accordance with manufacturers installation instructions.

incoming electric

REFER TO EXTERNAL WORKS LAYOUT FOR

SPAN OF T.J.I

965

10ft

CONSTRUCTED AND MAINTAINED IN A SAFE MANOR.

10ft

FAFrooflights)

13265

incoming water

Landing

Flush Threshold

A-A 1030

NOTE: · Emergency egress windows to have a clear opening of 450 x 735mm (0.33m2), openable part of windows to be located within 800 to 1100mm from finished floor level.

325 675

DRAWN: 1031 B-B CHECK:

IMPORTANT NOTE: ACCESS TO ROOFS

3no.layers 150mm Rockwool or similar quilt insulation. 150mm laid between rafters with remaining laid over & perpendicular

881

30.00°

Ensiute 3

5ft

RWP

A: The Gate, International Drive, Solihull, B90 4WA T: 0344 736 0074 E: info@spitfirepg.co.uk

EXTERNAL / INTERNAL WALL KEY

910x 2410

iDFF10

WFF04

1909

1023

Gas

440

C.B.

Scale 1:50 Plot 41 - 5B9P-2321 (AS)

325 1925

SVP

209

100

2025 1913

1913 0

Manthorpe insulation retainers as required to maintain clear 50mm ventilation gap

3965

AS: 41 OPP: 44

665

1/75 @ A3 March 2020

Notes:

950

325

FOR DETAILS OF REVISIONS REFER TO HOUSE PACK CONTENTS SHEET

325

450

418

Elec.

440

Gas

1913

incoming gas

1023

DRAWING NO:

836

Ext

Robe

188 188

1034

Ground Floor Plan -

665

PROJECT NO:

Flush Threshold

Ensuite 1

WFF03

5B9P-2321

3640

DATE:

PLOT NO(s):

iDFF08

760

3329

TITLE:

1023

890

Sub-main to be installed where consumer unit more than 3m from electricity meter

Bed 5

HOUSE TYPE OR PLOT NO:

325

665

12815

BT Open Reach or FTTP where required incoming electric location, EZ bend upon entry.

RWP

2485

750 11

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

325

553

Elevations. External Wall Finishes / Areas of Bed Joint Reinforcement. Rainwater Downpipe Locations. Movement Joint Positions.

1116

C-C 1032

SCALE:

940

RWP

2485

2361 (Window Head)

AS: 41 OPP: 44

Elec.

1031 B-B

6203

665

836

177

Residential Development Norfolk Road, Edgbaston

PROJECT:

ExDGF03

325 1023

580

1340

REFER TO PLOT SPECIFIC DRAWINGS: · · · ·

580

1573

6000

100 1023

iDFF11

ExDGF04(sg)

6000

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

Note: · All beams to span the full length of padstone and to be bolted to padstone with 1no M12 bolt. · All blockwork to Min. 3.6N blocks (max. 25% Voids) Laid in 1:1:6 mortar UNO. SVP · Structural stud buttress walls built off floor below. Floor Manufacturer to allow for 4.0kN/m working line load. · Wind posts are only required on gable walls not party walls and the buttress walls are only required on end plots.

2m 5ft

Outer leaf (varies), 125mm fully filled cavity, 100mm aircrete inner leaf, plasterboard on dabs.

Padstone - Extract Refer to text shown adjacent to locations for size / Extract type.

0 Notes:

Refer to the Plot Specific drawings for the following information:

762

SVP CONSULTANT: 100

325

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

C-C 1032

836

13940

boiler

325

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

325

665

1839

2175

1565

158

1525 SINK-DC

NOTE: · Emergency egress windows to have a clear opening of 450 x 735mm (0.33m2), openable part of windows to be located within 800 to 1100mm from finished floor level.

RWP

1545

FOR DETAILS OF REVISIONS REFER TO HOUSE PACK CONTENTS SHEET

STRUCTURAL KEY NOTES

WFF08

Bed 1

Landing

13940 238

650

3746

Bed 4

910x 2410

Plot 41 - 5B9P-2321 (AS)

ExDGF02

3055

1200

3218

SVP

100

13940

Extract

RWP

Side E l e v a t i o n 8

1360

Flush Threshold

3375

100

325 3196

6413

3058 100

910 13940 7303

440

915

Elec.

Study

Ground floor, basement & other easily accessible windows (inc. rooflights) are to be manufactured to meet PAS 24:2012 & be FAF mechanically fixed to the structure of the building in accordance with manufacturers installation instructions.

6000

3965 1023

1700 325

A-A 1030

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

890

100

7210

302 2700

13940

Elec.

ExDGF01 WGF02

325

PLOT NO(s):

ExDGF04

650

161 836

1198

143

1045

198

SPAN OF 639 BEAM & BLOCK

iDGF04

912

836 196

100 100 948

Garage

fire WGF01

RWP

940

325

325 1913

1913

C-C 1032

2252

3500 A-A 1030

iDGF01

100

SVP 100

948

WC-DC

3997

100

boiler

2025

190

1003

2111

(fd) (ob) +

RWP

762

158

1636

SVP

WFF09

PART Q DOORS & WINDOWS NOTE: iDFF06 89 All easily Accessible doors (inc. garage & communal) that provide access into a1440 dwelling or into a building containing a 836 189 dwelling have the following specification · manufactured to meet PAS 24:2012 686 · letter places maximum apeture of 260mm x 40mm: & A/C located/designed to restrict access e.g. to hinder potential 4 5 6 removal of keys1440 Ext · main doors to have door viewer823unless other means exist to Extract Bath see callers, e.g. clear glass

325

762

2120

1848

2445

Flush Threshold

13940

2120

650 325

SPAN OF BEAM &100 BLOCK

Hall

1525

838

915

1098

2050

W/M

762

1317

Movement Joint Rainwater pipe Fan assisted Flue Soil vent pipe Air admittance valve Extract Fan Fridge Freezer Washing Machine Dishwasher Tumble Dryer Washer / Dryer Emergency egress window Safety Glass to windows and doors Fire Door Obscure glazing Optional window

SVP

1565

Utility

WHB-DC W/D

· · · · · ·

iDFF01

325

Ext

838

3218 1289

6413

3868 100

838

2252

iDGF06

iDFF02

13940

iDGF07

1700

948

iDGF08

Living

SINK-DC

814

Ext

1453

For 40db reduction - as above with 25mm Isover APR 1200 & Soundbloc plasterboard.

836

177

1248 3639

RWP

Spitfire External Materials Schedule for Bed 3 iDFF05 confirmation of External Wall Finishes

REFER TO PLOT SPECIFIC DRAWINGS: Refer to the Plot Specific drawings for the following information:

800x1200

3965

SVP

2025

1858

838

3500

762

1565 89

For Buttress wall - 75mm timber stud with 12mm WBP ply and 12.5mm plasterboard, MR to kitchens & bathrooms.

iDFF04

iDGF05

iDGF03

A-A 1030

100

NOTE Exact drainage positions to be checked against specified sanitary fittings

1248 2495

For 40db reduction - as above with 25mm Isover APR 1200 & Soundbloc plasterboard. As above but allow for 12mm WBP ply to A/C's (cupboard side only).

EnsuiteExt 3drawings and Refer to Plot Specific Elevation

762

iDGF02

Heating Manifold

3276 SVP

Dining

177

1848

607

RWP

100mm blockwork, insulated plasterboard (Integral Garage only). RWP

SVP

100

2397

533

1287

475

838

3868

Family 1000

RWP

2247

5243

100

Hob

Kitchen

B-B 1031

89mm timber2578 stud with 12.5mm plasterboard, 2418 75 MR to kitchens & baths.

685

300mm O/A, Party Wall RSD E-WM-28 100mm lightweight aggregate blocks (1350-1600 kg/m³). 100mm Knauf Supafil blownWFF11 glass mineral woolWFF10(ob) Extract insulation, plasterboard on dabs both sides.

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

100 779

SVP

Threshold 3400 739

1228 leaf (varies), 125mm fully filled cavity, 89 100mm aircrete inner leaf, plasterboard on dabs.

100mm blockwork, plasterboard on dabs.

Padstone Extract Refer to text shown adjacent to locations for size / type.

Tall Unit

Flush SVP

RWP

STRUCTURAL KEY NOTES

F/F

325

2025

Oven

ExDGF06

2025

1925

W/M

RWP

1248 Outer 3362

865

2175

MJ rwp FAF SVP AAV Ext F/F W/M D/W T/D W/D (e) (sg)

EXTERNAL / INTERNAL WALL KEY13265 RWP

2495

RWP

10ft

Notes:

2410

250

SINK-DC 300

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

2025 2025

ExDGF05

RWP 325

WGF03

325

Plot 41 - 5B9P-2321 (AS)

ABBREVIATION KEY:

5ft

Flush Threshold

Flush Threshold RWP

900

3400

1848

2485 215

100

2118

325 OF REVISIONS REFER TO HOUSE PACK CONTENTS SHEET FOR DETAILS

SPAN OF BEAM & BLOCK

RWP

1810 4950

2025

13265

B-B 1031

1903 325

C/L Centre Line MJ Movement Joint 3400 rwp Rainwater pipe FAF Fan assisted Flue SVP Soil vent pipe AAV Air admittance valve Ext Extract Fan 450 1565 F/F Fridge Freezer W/M Washing Machine 450 325 D/W Dishwasher T/DFlush Tumble Dryer Threshold W/D Washer / Dryer (e) Emergency egress window (sg) Safety Glass to windows and doors (fd) Fire Door (ob) Obscure glazing + Optional window

215

325

337

4950

5728

RWP

2485 3275

325

778 325

325

762

450

3275

Scale Bar @ 1:75

762

450

325

C/L Centre Line MJB Movement Joint in Brick MJR Movement Joint in Render / Recon RWP Rainwater pipe FAF Fan assisted Flue SVP Soil vent pipe (e) Emergency egress window (sg) Safety Glass to windows and doors (ob) Obscure glazing + Optional window LF Lead Flashing in accordance with LSA Handbook Tile vent C.B. Cavity Barrier Ext C/L Centre Line Extract Fan

ExDGF06(sg)

NOTE: · Emergency egress windows to have a clear opening of 450 x 735mm (0.33m2), openable part of windows to be located within 800 to 1100mm from finished floor level.

ELEVATION KEY:

Scale 1:75Scale 1:75

KEY: 41 AS: ABBREVIATION 44 Cavity Barrier OPP: C.B.

rwp

Rear E l e v a t i o n

- 5B9P-2321 Plot Plot 41 - 41 5B9P-2321 (AS)(AS)

13265 450

RWP

ExDGF06(sg)

800x1200

Scale 1:75 1:75 Scale PLOT NO(s):

3400

rwp MJ

E lne v a t i o n Side E l e Rear vatio

wideup access 1200mm wide access 1200mm ramp at 1:12 to 900ramp x at 1:12 up to 900 x level landing a maximum slope of 1:40 1200mm level landing1200mm with a maximum slopewith of 1:40 NOTE: NOTE: falloffrom D01.flush threshold of D01. · windows Emergency egress windows to of have of from 450 xflush threshold · Emergency egress to have a clear opening 450axclear openingfall localtotobe principal entrance to be Secondary to principal DPC entrance 735mmpart (0.33m2), openable of windows withinDPC local Secondary 735mm (0.33m2), openable of windows to be part located within to be located stepped perps and linked to main DPC stepped down within perps anddown linkedwithin to main DPC 800 to 1100mm from finished floor level. 800 to 1100mm from finished floor level. 150mm adjacent ground levels. 150mm above adjacent groundabove levels.

AS: 41 OPP: 44 215

ExDGF05(sg)

1490

3385

2700

1200

ExDGF03

Plot 41 41 -- 5B9P-2321 5B9P-2321 (AS) (AS) Plot

2025

rwp

150

2485x 2410

1810x 1210 WGF03

BED JOINT REINFORCEMENT KEY BJR TO SUIT FENESTRATION: On units with reconstructed stone or Render finish install Ancon AMR/S/D3.0/W60 or similar approved bed joint reinforcement at 225/450 vertical ctrs as specified by structural engineers design, and indicated on elevation drawings ExDGF05(sg) rwp BRICKTOR BJR: On units with reconstructed stone or Render finish install 2 rows of Ancon AMR/S/D3.0/W60 or similar approved bed joint reinforcement at 225mm vertical ctrs and extend min 600mm past the structural opening as specified by structural engineers design, and indicated on elevation drawings

900

ExDGF02

762

ExDGF01

1200mm 1200mmwide wideaccess accessramp rampatat1:12 1:12upuptoto900 900x x 1200mm 1200mmlevel levellanding landingwith witha amaximum maximumslope slopeofof1:40 1:40 fall fallfrom fromflush flushthreshold thresholdofofD01. D01. Secondary SecondaryDPC DPClocal localtotoprincipal principalentrance entrancetotobebe stepped steppeddown downwithin withinperps perpsand andlinked linkedtotomain mainDPC DPC 150mm 150mmabove aboveadjacent adjacentground groundlevels. levels.

800x1500

RWP

Side a vt iaotni o n F r o nEtl eEvl e

1247x 1510

WFF11

For rainwater downpipe locations, refer to plot specific drawings

302 2410

WGF03

685x 1210

WFF10(ob)

NHBC Standards States: Chapter 5.2.10 (b) Ventilation of Under Floor Voids

2410

3385

2485x 2410

1810x 1210

1247x 1510

WFF09

Voids should be ventilated by openings providing not less than 1500mm² per metre run or of external wall or 500mm² per m² of floor area, which ever gives the greater opening area. 2485x Ventilation openings should be provided on at least two opposite 2410 sides. Where this is not possible, effective cross ventilation from opposite sides should be provided by a combination of opening and air ducts.

1210

2485x 2410

1247x 1510

1490

5960

302

4200

7210

WFF11

2700

1023x 2410

1022x 1510

WFF09

302

WFF08

3385

WFF07

7210

WFF06

7360

WFF05

1715

WFF04

WGF02

NOTE: NOTE: · · Emergency Emergencyegress egresswindows windowstotohave havea aclear clearopening openingofof450 450x x 735mm 735mm(0.33m2), (0.33m2),openable openablepart partofofwindows windowstotobebelocated locatedwithin within 800 800toto1100mm 1100mmfrom fromfinished finishedfloor floorlevel. level.

itions nst ttings

1003

WFF03

2335

1510

2700 3385

1022x 1510

WGF01

e 1:75

WFF02

302

1490 5960

7360

WFF01

1510

Foundation widths / type are indicative only. Read in conjunction Structural Engineers' Foundation Design for detailed information

1210

1247x 1510

1510

685x 1210

1247x 1510

1510

Refer to Structural Engineers external levels drawings for the extent of the double DPC's to the external cavity walls of the individual plots 1210

1247x 1510

2851

685x 1510

2410

685x 1510

SVP

Read in conjunction with Structural Engineers drawing for foundation information. Provide underground ducts as required for water, electric & gas services

3058

685x 1510

3058

685x 1510

1510

1022x 1510

3058

1022x 1510

1510

3750

9975

550 9975 1510

3058

1022x 1510

Extract

For details of suspended floor, refer to Structural Engineers design / specialists design

3 PROJECT:

Residential Development Norfolk Road, Edgbaston

HOUSE TYPE OR PLOT NO:

5B9P-2321

TITLE:

Section B-B -

SCALE: DATE:

1/50 @ A3 March 2020

PROJECT NO:

E050

DRAWING NO:

1031

Section A-A DRAWN: CHECK:

PROJECT:

Residential Development Norfolk Road, Edgbaston

HOUSE TYPE OR PLOT NO:

5B9P-2321

TITLE:

Section A-A -

SCALE:

1/50 @ A3 March 2020

2 1

VENTED VOID

DATE:

ES REVISION:

A: The Gate, International Drive, Solihull, B90 4WA T: 0344 736 0074 E: info@spitfirepg.co.uk

PROJECT NO:

E050

DRAWING NO:

1030

DRAWN: CHECK:

ES REVISION:

2022 PORTFOLIO

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ED STANGOE CURRICULUM VITA CONTACT

EDUCATION

Flat 88, Baltic 56 20 Norfolk Street Baltic Triangle Liverpool L1 0BE

Liverpool John Moores University Architecture Part 2, First Year 70% Architecture Part 1, BA(Hons) 2.1

ed.stangoe@outlook.com

Full-time Part 1 architect assistant, Roberts Limbrick LT, Residential Department. 2018-2021. Employer: Aaron Terry.

07513344627

SKILLS Autodesk Revit, Autocad, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Sketchup, hand drafting, sketching, model making, Enscape VR, building computers.

INTERESTS Rugby union, skiing, formula 1, climbing, running, sketching, traveling, houseplants, socialising, urban design, architecture.

ED STANGOE

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EXPERIENCE

Part-time Petrol Customer Assistant + Customer Assistant, Sainsbury’s Quays / Barnwood. 2012-2015.

ROBERTS LIMBRICK ARCHITECTS LTD

LJMU ARCHITECTURE PART 1 - BA(HONS)

For two years, I have worked as a part 1 architect‘s assistant within a large team of experienced urban designers, architects and technologists at Roberts Limbrick’s Gloucester office. Our residential work encompassed private bespoke, affordable housing and retirement developments throughout the UK.

The focus of the first year was to develop students hand drawing and model making. I was particularly skilled with working on a drafting table and creating accurate drawings by hand. My projects included the design of an intimate radio maker’s studio and a shoemaker’s shop and dwelling.

I had the opportunity to work on a range of residential planning projects comprising of large scale masterplans, developing new build houses and apartment blocks, surveying and adding extensions to listed buildings.

During the second year, students focused on CAD drawings. For the first semester I worked in a group of four to redesign an area of Liverpool’s city centre. The masterplan included a high street link between Liverpool’s L1 district and China Town including an urban square, local market space and privately owned commercial buildings.

I was regularly relied upon to adapt houses and virtual site models using Revit and enscape. As the company was incorporating BIM into more and more projects, I was teaching Revit to some of my colleagues. I then moved on to work in the technical department where I have started producing construction drawings for a listed care home and coach house conversion. As well as building my competence in producing a technical pact, I developed a better sense of the design process now that I was able to follow a project through to the its next phase. I have gained valuable experience in the residential planning sector and I believe I have developed a high level of competence within my role at the company.

One of my third year projects included a response to the Haiti hurricane crisis where I designed a set of modular classrooms to be transported via shipping container to be assembled on site. The design featured a passive cooling strategy and a slot together timber frame. For the final project, I designed a factory that produced atomic batteries at Edge Hill, Liverpool. The process recycles radioactive waste to create synthetic diamonds that produce a constant source of energy. The factory included a train platform, radioactive material storage pools, special furnaces, reservoir, laboratories, packaging area and export depot.

I returned to work in the residential planning department at Roberts Limbrick for 4 months in the summer of 2021. 2022 PORTFOLIO

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