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A City of One’s Own

Eloise Piper CAMBRIDGE DESIGN RESEARCH STUDIO - SAMPLE PORTFOLIO Gendered, Commoning Spaces of Care and Repair in Istanbul

Project Synopsis

In Istanbul, informal or gecekondu settlements (self-built squatter houses built on urban land by rural migrants) have been targeted by governmental urban transformation. This is largely because of their de facto ownership, resulting in mass demolition of gecekondus and displacement of residents, formalisation of ownership and commodification of land. It has widely been acknowledged that Urban Transformation Projects (UTPs) reproduce social inequalities by ignoring socio-spatial needs, reinforcing economic instabilities and devaluing property ownership defined by use rather than legal relation. This project accordingly examines gendered experiences of UTPs through spatial and property analysis in Başıbüyük, a gecekondu settlement in Istanbul which has undergone urban transformation, in relation to women’s commoning practices of care and repair. The proposal develops a strategy for the community to capitalise on self-built space and collective ownership in order to empower women in particular. For example, a co-housing cooperative with communal facilities, emphasise shared caring relations, as to mitigate women’s individual responsibility for social reproduction. Furthermore, the workshop allows for incremental, autoconstructed space and encourages the creation of the commons through repair. It also provides training on self-built Turkish hımış construction with compressed earth bricks, as an earthquake resilient technique. Alternative property models have a role in design that overcomes certain gender inequalities and creates an environment which has a much-needed degree of legal and physical stability.

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 2

Observations on Fieldwork

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 3

The Street as an Existing Gendered, Commoning Space of Care and Repair Self-Built Shelters as Gendered Spaces

Site Plan: Overall Strategy

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Isometric and Plan of Central Courtyard and Co-Housing Hub, Workshop and Housing

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 5

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 6 B B 1.5M 1.5M 1:200

Sectional Perspective B-B: Housing, Allotments and Workshop Thresholds

1) View of Primary Courtyard and Interweaving Balconies

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 7

Construction and Material Strategy

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 8

TURKISH HIMIS RESILIENCE GECEKONDU TIMBER/BRICK OFF-CUTS CEB AND TIMBER

INTERNAL TIMBER HIMIS

STEEL FOOTING TO EXTERNAL TIMBER EXTERNAL TIMBER HIMIS FRAME

ROOF FRAMER TIMBER FRAME BUILT IN A GRID IN TWO LAYERS BRICK INFILL TO BOTH LAYERS OF WALL FRAME

FRAME

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STEEL

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TAKING OWNERSHIP THROUGH THRESHOLD PERSONALISATION SCREENS TO ALLOW DEGREES OF PRIVACY Facade Model - Individual Ownership through Personalisation

Section A-D: Construction Sectional Perspective through Shared Living Room and Women’s Prayer Space

A CITY OF ONE’S OWN: MPHIL DESIGN THESIS 10 1:20@A2 0.5M 0.5M A A D D

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Sectional Perspective E-E: Workshop Exterior Space

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Self-Build Guides Devised from Fieldwork at an Earth-Construction Summer School

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2) View of Co-Housing Hub and Workshop Street Scene

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Co-Housing Kitchen and Dining - In Construction

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Co-Housing Kitchen and Dining - In Progress

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Co-Housing Kitchen and Dining - In Use

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Equal=Equal

An Explicitly Feminist, Co-working Headquarters for the Women’s Equality Party,

Eloise Piper CAMBRIDGE DESIGN RESEARCH STUDIO - SAMPLE PORTFOLIO

The project aims to provide services to promote equality for women in business. As well as being designed to represent feminist values and ideals, I based this concept on Jane Rendell’s definition of Feminist Architecture, being it must demonstrate ‘Collectivity’, ‘Alterity’ and ‘Materiality’.

For example, the project aims to use timber to represent the values ‘Collectivity’, ‘Alterity’ and ‘Materiality’ through the warm, inclusive atmosphere it gives. The offset floor plates represent collectivity by increasing visual connections between the different spaces. The are also other spaces that focus on inclusiveness such as the crèche and more private, personal office spaces.

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1:500 & 1:100 3D Printed & Laser-cut models, photographed in a heliodom West Day View East Night View

Project Summary

construction and environmental strategy

Sectional Perspective through Co-Working Spaces and Public Realm

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Experience in Practice

Novasa Consultants 2022-present Hopkins Architects 2019-2020 Lytle Associates Architects 2018-2019

Eloise Piper

CAMBRIDGE DESIGN RESEARCH STUDIO - SAMPLE PORTFOLIO

Student Halls of Residence in the Arenal neighborhood of Seville. My role was to produce AutoCAD plans for publication in Archdaily and various other Spanish architecture websites.

Software: AutoCAD

21 EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE: NOVASA CONSULTANTS

Rodo 6.

1-5 Grosvenor’s Place

1-5 Grosvenor’s Place (GP 1-5) will be a brand-new, luxury 5* hotel as a part of The Peninsula Hotel group. Originating in Hong Kong, and spreading globally, the new London Peninsula will evoke design aspects of the original, traditional and grand hotel. It will replace an existing 1960s office block on Hyde Park Corner and have views towards Buckingham Palace, Apsley House and Wellington Arch which its design alludes to, whilst also alluding to the Italian Renaissance Palazzo.

I had a central role in the hotel ballroom team, where we produced multiple Stage D-developed design, Stage E technical design, and Stage F construction design tender documents. I had to produce multiple types of drawings for the different stage releases, including general arrangement drawings for Stage D, technical details for Stage E and construction drawings for the Stage F: Phase 1 Scoping and Phase 2 White Box submissions. . I was also leading the BIM modelling for the Hotel Ballroom package.

Software: Revit, InDesign, Photoshop

CPT 14 Bass trap CPT 14 floor finish with rubber underlay WBP plywood deck Steel frame Insulation compressed column interface Wooden baffle panels or mineral wool located behind each and every stretched fabric panel as per acoustic engineers requirements Tilted uplight panels conceal speakers beyond 5152 W 09 CPT 14 996 4964 1142 -4.85 -4.45 m -4.20 m -3.95 m 10 09 TRM 6001 LIN 6004 Finishes are shown thus: G13 G14 General Notes: Setting Out Points shown thus: 2750 Use figured dimensions only: not scale from drawings. DOUBT, ASK. For tolerances see the Design Drawings and Specifications For elements work subject Contractor's Design, this drawing indicative the visual performance requirements only. The Contractor responsible for the detailed design and parameters defined specification, design drawings, contract terms and contract documents. Door(D) Window (W) References (finished floor finished soffit) Refer Structural Engineers drawings for structural and For Site and Grid setting out refer A/GP1-5/1602 references, and A/GP1-5/9900 for Architectural Specifications. Screening Room Stair & Platform 1 50 Screening Room Stair Platform 3 22 EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE: HOPKINS ARCHITECTS

Detail drawings produced on revit. My roles included modelling the spaces based off consultant information and 2d plans & sections and then exporting the drawings from the model to annotate.

Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it seems have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans.

Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. The ‘Dogular’ sets out the underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble and tailored to the individual occupant and setting.

a kennel for Goodwood Estate that accounted for materiality, sustainability and client care. The competition was Hopkins Architects, with the design developed from the individual entries, to then be submitted as a practice. The piece by myself and three others based on all our ideas. The design on the right was my individual entry. The results saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it seems appropriate might have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an proportions and needs of the occupant. The ‘Dogular’ sets out the harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction lightweight and quick to assemble and the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant

the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it seems appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. The ‘Dogular’ sets out the proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble an application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting.

still alive and well through the Festival of Speed but dogs are also afforded celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is a

Goodwood the enjoyment of the machine age is still alive and well through the Festival of Speed but dogs are also afforded love through Goodwoof. This project celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is a for living in” !

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lightweight and quick to assemble an the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting. At Goodwood the enjoyment of the machine age is still alive and well through the Festival of Speed but dogs are also afforded much love through Goodwoof. This project celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is a machine for living in” ! 2. Construct -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out at one end to form end closures. 3. Fit Feet & Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is up to the client. 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then var1220 MM DOGULAR DOGULAR Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out at one end to 3. Fit Feet Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf Goodwood Kennel 30.11.2019 ST 1. Equalateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the clients dimension 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 x 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with a circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then varnished for weatherproofing. 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 LEDOGULAR LEDOGULAR A sea side cabin on the Cote D’Azure by le Corbusier. made from prefabricated parts, the design based on the Modulor anthropometric scale of proportion in responce Goodwood Kennel The brief was to design a kennel for Goodwood Estate that accounted for materiality, sustainability and client care. The competition was firstly advertised interally within Hopkins Architects, with the design developed from the individual entries, to then be submitted as a practice. The ‘Modular’ was a thus collaborative piece by myself and three others based on all our ideas. The design on the right was my individual entry. The results are yet to be announced. 2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events looking back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it seems appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier,

2. Construct A -Frame Construct from rectangles WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. two triangles with circular out at one end to form end closures. 3. Fit Feet Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket act as feet gutter and fixing shelf 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 x 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with a circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is up to the client. 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then var2440 MM 1220 MM 1. Equilateral Triangle Structure. Size your kennel cross section ac cording to the client’s dimensions. 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440mm x 1220mm) thick ness depending on overall size. 3. Pieces should be painted before construction then varnished for weatherproof ing. is an ancient Japanese method for wood preservation known as Yakisugi/ Shou Sugi Ban. It utilises off cuts of timber which enables our kennel to be more sustainable due to being made from all recycled materials. Cedar Off Cuts We are hoping to use cedar off cuts from lo cal timber merchants to see how the colours of cedar are affected by charring. Cedar is also resistant to warp ing and cracking which will help the resilience of the kennel. Construction If we source timber off cuts then the price of the kennel will most definitely be under £250 because we will only need to buy nails, charcoal and two dog beds. Concept Grate threshold: -Creates a welcoming outdoor to indoor -Can sit in the kennel and still feel outside Makes the kennel a fun climbing Indoor bed Sprung mattress to be used with-in. Outdoor bed For fresh air, space, environmental comfort and closeness to other dogs or humans. Interior -Enough space for a medium- large dog to turn around for dog’s comfort Exterior -Constructed from timber offcuts (see below) Shutter/Window -Allows dog inside to have pets from humans so not to feel lonely -More natural light for dogs happiness and wellbeing. Form -Alludes to shape of existing Goodwood House Kennels 9 GOODWOOD KENNEL COMPETITION: HOPKINS COLLECTIVE ENTRY GOODWOOD KENNEL COMPETITION: PERSONAL ENTRY

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much love through Goodwoof. This project celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is machine for living in” 2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been

exhibitions and events looking back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still

appropriate to contemplate what that

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For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is

in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable,

a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. The ‘Dogular’ sets out the harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble and the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting.

Kennel 2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events looking back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the canine world hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble an the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting. At Goodwood the enjoyment of the machine age is still alive and well through the Festival of Speed but dogs are also afforded much love through Goodwoof. This project celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is machine for living in” Goodwoof

2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events looking back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the prop harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque constructio the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting. At Goodwood the enjoyment of the machine age is still alive and much love through Goodwoof. This project celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is a machine for living in” ! Equilateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the clients dimension 2. Construct A -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out at one end form end closures. Goodwood Kennel 30.11.2019 ST Equalateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the clients dimension 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with a circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is up to the client. 2440 MM 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 Equilateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according the clients dimension 2. Construct -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out one end to form end closures. Goodwood Kennel 30.11.2019 ST 1. Equalateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the clients 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with a circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length kennel up to the client. 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 LEDOGULAR Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 Concept: The brief was to design a kennel for Goodwood Estate that accounted for materiality, sustainability and client care. The competition was firstly advertised interally within Hopkins Architects, with the design developed from the individual entries, to then be submitted as a practice. The ‘Modular’ was a thus collaborative piece by myself and three others based on all our ideas. The design on the right was my individual entry. The results are yet to be announced. 2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events looking back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it seems appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. The ‘Dogular’ sets out the harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble and the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting. 1. Equilateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the clients dimension 2. Construct -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. two triangles with circular out at one end to form end closures. Goodwood Kennel 30.11.2019 ST 1. Equalateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the clients dimension 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 x 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with circular out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is up the client. 2440 MM 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 1. Equilateral Triangle Structure. Size your kennel cross section ac cording to the client’s dimensions. 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440mm x 1220mm) thick ness depending on overall size. A seaside cabin on the Cote D’Azure by Le Corbusier made from prefabricated parts. The design is based on the Modulor- an anthropometric scale of proportion in response to the Charring Timber is an ancient Japanese method for wood preservation known as Yakisugi/ Shou Sugi Ban. It utilises off cuts of timber which enables our kennel to be more sustainable due to being made from all recycled materials. Cedar Off Cuts We are hoping to use cedar off cuts from lo cal timber merchants to see how the colours of cedar are affected by charring. Cedar is also resistant to warp ing and cracking which will help the resilience of the kennel. Construction If we source timber off cuts then the price of the kennel will most definitely be under £250 because we will only need to buy nails, charcoal and two dog beds. Concept Grate threshold: -Creates a welcoming outdoor to indoor transition for the dog -Can sit in the kennel and still feel outside -Not a scary dark entry point Ladder: Makes the kennel a fun climbing Indoor bed Sprung mattress to be used with-in. Outdoor bed For fresh air, space, environmental comfort and closeness to other dogs or humans. Interior -Enough space for a medium- large dog to turn around for dog’s comfort Exterior -Constructed from timber offcuts (see below) Shutter/Window -Allows dog inside to have pets from humans so not lonely -More natural light for dogs happiness and wellbeing. Form -Alludes to shape of existing Goodwood House Kennels 9 10 GOODWOOD KENNEL COMPETITION: HOPKINS COLLECTIVE ENTRY GOODWOOD KENNEL COMPETITION: PERSONAL ENTRY

Goodwood

Barkitecture

Goodwood Kennel

2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events looking back at the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble an the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant and setting. At Goodwood the enjoyment of the machine age is still alive and well through the Festival of Speed but dogs are also afforded much love through Goodwoof. This project celebrates both events and as Le Corbusier would have proclaimed ’The kennel is a machine for living in” Equilateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according to the Construct A -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out one end to form end closures. 3. Fit Feet Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf Size your kennel cross section according to the clients 2. Cutting sheet kennel on single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is up to the client. 2440 MM 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 LEDOGULAR Goodwood Kennel 2. Construct -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out at one end form end closures. 3. Fit Feet Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on single piece standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with a circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel up to the client. 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then varnished for weatherproofing. 2440 MM 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 LEDOGULAR LEDOGULAR Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 The brief was to design a kennel for Goodwood Estate that accounted for materiality, sustainability and client care. The competition was firstly advertised interally within Hopkins Architects, with the design developed from the individual entries, to then be submitted as a practice. The ‘Modular’ was a thus collaborative piece by myself and three others based on all our ideas. The design on the right was my individual entry. The results are yet to be announced. 2019 saw the centenary of the founding of the Bauhaus and throughout the year there have been various exhibitions and events looking back the pioneers of modernism. Design and architecture from then is still exciting and relevant to us today so it seems appropriate to contemplate what that era might have offered the canine world if hadn’t been so focused on the needs of humans. For our kennel design we have interpreted how Le Corbusier, a contemporary of the Bauhaus, might have approached the challenge of creating an avant-garde dwelling based on the proportions and needs of the occupant. The ‘Dogular’ sets out the harmonic proportions and critical dimensions that underline the geometry of the kennel design. The form is bold and simple in line with the spirit of the age. Meanwhile the monocoque construction in plywood is affordable, lightweight and quick to assemble and the application of colour allows each kennel to be tailored to the individual occupant 1. Equilateral Triangle Structure Size your kennel cross section according the 2. Construct -Frame Construct from rectangles WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular out at one end form end closures. 3. Fit Feet Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket act feet gutter and fixing shelf Size your kennel cross section according to the clients 2. sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 x 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is up to the client. 1220 MM Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 1. Equilateral Triangle Structure. Size your kennel cross section ac cording to the client’s dimensions. 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440mm x 1220mm) thick ness depending on overall size. 3. Pieces should be painted before construction then varnished for weatherproof ing. A seaside cabin on the Cote D’Azure by Le Corbusier made from prefabricated parts. The design is based on the Modulor- an anthropometric scale of proportion in response to the Charring Timber is an ancient Japanese method for wood preservation known as Yakisugi/ Shou Sugi Ban. It utilises off cuts of timber which enables our kennel to be more sustainable due to being made from all recycled materials. Cedar Off Cuts We are hoping to use cedar off cuts from lo cal timber merchants to see how the colours of cedar are affected by charring. Cedar is also resistant to warp ing and cracking which will help the resilience of the kennel. Construction If we source timber off cuts then the price of the kennel will most definitely be under £250 because we will only need to buy nails, charcoal and two dog beds. Concept Grate threshold: -Creates a welcoming outdoor to indoor transition for the dog -Can sit in the kennel and still feel outside -Not a scary dark entry point Ladder: Makes the kennel a fun climbing toy for dogs Indoor bed Sprung mattress to be used with-in. Outdoor bed For fresh air, space, environmental comfort and closeness to other dogs or humans. Process of Charring Timber Interior -Enough space for a medium- large dog to turn around for dog’s comfort Exterior -Constructed from timber offcuts (see below) Shutter/Window -Allows dog inside to have pets from humans so not to feel lonely -More natural light for dogs happiness and wellbeing. Form -Alludes to shape of existing Goodwood House Kennels KENNEL COMPETITION: HOPKINS COLLECTIVE ENTRY GOODWOOD KENNEL COMPETITION: PERSONAL ENTRY

Goodwoof Barkitecture Goodwood Kennel

Name : Breed Temperament: Dimensions: ‘Chico’ Labrador Steady 60 x 50 x m Goodwood Kennel 05.12.2019 Le Corbusier One the pioneers modern architecture

the 2. Construct A -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular cut out at one end to form end closures. 3. Fit Feet & Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then varnished for weatherproofing. 2440 MM 1220 MM LEDOGULAR Cabanon A sea side cabin on the Cote D’Azure by le Corbusier. made from prefabricated parts, the design is based on the -Frame rectangles of WBP plywood, depending on overall size. Cut two circular cut out at one end to closures. 3. Fit Feet & Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on Cut three trianges with circular cut out of one three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then varnished for weatherproofing. 1220 MM LEDOGULAR Cabanon sea side cabin on the Cote D’Azure by le Corbusier. made from prefabricated parts, the design is based on the Modulor anthropometric scale of proportion in responce to the movemnt of the human body.

Goodwoof Barkitecture

to the 2. Construct A -Frame Construct from rectangles of WBP plywood, thickness depending on overall size. Cut two triangles with circular out at end to form end closures. 3. Fit Feet & Gutter Bracket Painted metal bracket to act as feet gutter and fixing shelf 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440 12020) thickness depending on overall size. Cut three trianges with circular cut out of one end and three equal sized rectangles. Length of kennel is 3. Pieces shoud be painted before consturction then varnished for weatherproofing. 2440 MM 1220 MM 2. Cutting sheet of kennel on a single piece of standard WBP ply wood (2440mm x 1220mm) thick 3. Pieces should be painted before construction then varnished for weatherproof Precedent: Cabanon A seaside cabin on the Cote D’Azure by Le Corbusier made from prefabricated parts. The design is based on the Modulor- an anthropometric scale of proportion in response to the Charring Timber is an ancient Japanese method for wood preservation known as Yakisugi/ Shou Sugi Ban. It utilises off cuts of timber which enables our kennel to be more sustainable due to being made from all recycled materials. Cedar Off Cuts We are hoping to use cedar off cuts from lo cal timber merchants to see how the colours of cedar are affected by charring. Cedar is also resistant to warp ing and cracking which will help the resilience of the kennel. Construction If we source timber off cuts then the price of the kennel will most definitely be under £250 because we will only need to buy nails, charcoal and two dog Concept Grate threshold: -Creates a welcoming outdoor to indoor transition for the dog -Can sit in the kennel and still feel outside -Not a scary dark entry point Ladder: Makes the kennel a fun climbing toy for dogs Indoor bed Sprung mattress to be used with-in. Outdoor bed For fresh air, space, environmental comfort and closeness to other dogs or humans. Process of Charring Timber Interior -Enough space for a medium- large dog to turn around for dog’s comfort Exterior -Constructed from timber offcuts (see below) Shutter/Window -Allows dog inside to have pets from humans so not to feel lonely -More natural light for dogs happiness and wellbeing. Form -Alludes to shape of existing Goodwood House Kennels 23 EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE: HOPKINS ARCHITECTS Goodwood Kennel Charity Competition Short-listed and featured on the Architect’s Journal:

EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE: LYTLE ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS

Church Lane, Headley

LYTLE ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS: EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE

CHURCH LANE, HEADLEY

LYTLE ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS: EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE CHURCH LANE, HEADLEY

A proposed redevelopment of an abandoned site within the Green Belt through 14 high quality homes.

worked with the project architect to design a series of af fordable and market semi and detached houses for a planning application. It was a tricky site due to being within the metro politan Green Belt and an area of great landscape value. The site is located on the Church Lane Nursery, within the village of Headley, Surrey. We designed the buildings to accomodate the site and help revitalise the abandonded nursery. As well as the design, my responsibilities also included producing the drawings, SketchUp model, visuals and Design and Access Statement for the planning application.

There is a mix of housing on site as demonstrated below. This consists of: -2 no. 1 bedroom dwelling (semi-detached) -5 no. 2 bedroom dwellings (detached and semi-detache d) -7 no. 3 bedroom dwellings (detached and semi-detached 60% of the residential units are for much needed affordable housing and the elevational treatment of all dwellings draw on the Surrey Vernacular.

Software: AutoCad, SketchUp, M-color, Photoshop, InDesign.

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LYTLE ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS: EXPERIENCE IN PRACTICE

A proposed redevelopment of an abandoned site within the Green Belt through 14 high quality homes.

CHURCH LANE, HEADLEY

I worked with the project architect to design a series of affordable and market semi and detached houses for a planning application. It was a tricky site due to being within the metropolitan Green Belt and an area of great landscape value. The site is located on the Church Lane Nursery, within the village of Headley, Surrey. We designed the buildings to accommodate the site and help revitalise the abandoned nursery. In addition to the design, my responsibilities also included producing the drawings, SketchUp model, visuals and Design and Access Statement for the planning application.

A proposed redevelopment of an abandoned site within the Green Belt through 14 high quality homes.

There is a mix of housing on site as demonstrated below. This consists of:

-2 no. 1 bedroom dwelling (semi-detached)

-5 no. 2 bedroom dwellings (detached and semi-detached)

1 bed

1 bed

2 bed 3 bed

-7 no. 3 bedroom dwellings (detached and semi-detached 60% of the residential units are for much needed affordable housing and the elevation treatment of all dwellings draw on the Surrey Vernacular.

I worked with the project architect to design a series of af fordable and market semi and detached houses for a planning application. It was a tricky site due to being within the metro politan Green Belt and an area of great landscape value. The site is located on the Church Lane Nursery, within the village of Headley, Surrey. We designed the buildings to accomodate the site and help revitalise the abandonded nursery. As well as the design, my responsibilities also included producing the drawings, SketchUp model, visuals and Design and Access Statement for the planning application.

Software: AutoCad, SketchUp, M-color, Photoshop, InDesign.

There is a mix of housing on site as demonstrated below. This consists of:

-2 no. 1 bedroom dwelling (semi-detached)

-5 no. 2 bedroom dwellings (detached and semi-detache d)

An example of a semi-detached, affordable unit plan.

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an example of a semi deTaChed, affordable uniT plan.

An example of a detached, market unit plan.

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an example of a deTaChed markeT uniT plan.

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