Urban Regeneration, Masterplanning, Conservation & Landscape
Faz Yusop Curriculum Vitae & Portfolio 2007 - 2020
fazyusop82@gmail.com 0745 4006 225 Flat 17, Tawney Court Highbury Hill London N5 1AS linkedin.com/in/fazyusop/ issuu.com/fazyusop/docs/ fy_cv_portfolio
SKILLS & EXPERIENCE Experience in working with the state government, public agencies, private developers, NGOs and local stakeholders on community-focussed projects In-depth understanding of large-scale urban development, land use planning, sustainability, social and transport infrastructures Strong understanding of the Burra Charter principles, heritage management process and conservation best practices Good knowledge of UK planning policy and building standards Design and detailed documentation using drawing and graphic softwares such as AutoCad, VectorWorks. SketchUp and Adobe CS Exceptional verbal communication, presentation and report writing skills such as Urban Design Strategy and Heritage Impact Statement Attention to detail with exceptional level of precision in delivering high quality end results Strong organisational and management skills when undertaking varied roles Works well autonomously and in a team environment with strong focus in succeeding all tasks Perform professionally and efficiently in any situation at hand to meet tight deadlines
Urban Designer with 10 years of international experience on a range of projects in urban regeneration, masterplanning, heritage conservation, landscape, and retail design
Faz Yusop
Urban Regeneration, Masterplanning, Conservation & Landscape
CURRICULUM VITAE Employment History
The Prince’s Foundation, London Mar 2019 - Mar 2020 Senior Urban Designer ++ Preparation of a heritage-led urban regeneration framework plan for a historic city in the Gulf kingdom
Think City Sdn Bhd, Penang & KL Apr 2016 - June 2018 Programme Manager ++ Management of technical team and consultants to execute a range of heritage conservation and public realm improvement projects in a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a historic core ++ Liaison with the Aga Khan Trust for Culture and UNESCO in ensuring alignment with the state government, public agencies, NGOs and local stakeholders ++ Preparation of a masterplan and development framework for a heritage site and waterfront precinct
Millington Associates, London Mar 2015 - Jan 2016 Technical Designer ++ Preparation of technical drawings for visual merchandising and retail design for clients such as Nike and Selfridges
Collier Webb, London Oct 2014 - Mar 2015 Detailer ++ Preparation of technical and detail drawings for a range of high quality bespoke metalwork, lighting and furniture
Linear Vista, Kuala Lumpur Mar 2014 - Aug 2014 Project Architect ++ Management of Phase 2 of the revitalisation of Klang River project with AECOM, including preparation of Final Schematic Design and Tender documentation for architectural structures
Aspect Studios, Melbourne Aug 2010 - Nov 2013 Architect ++ Assistance to landscape architects on concept design, design development and construction documentation packages for large-scale urban design projects such as Melbourne Park Redevelopment, South Australia Youth Training Centre and Yarra River Biodiversity Project
Lovell Chen, Melbourne Feb 2012 - Mar 2013 Architect ++ Preparation of on-site assessments and measured drawings, schedule of maintenance works, design and documentation of repair and restoration works for significant heritage buildings
Design 5 Architects, Sydney Jan 2005 - Dec 2009 Architectural Assistant + Graduate Architect ++ Assistance to Project Architects on historical research, report writing, measured drawings and office duties ++ Preparation of documentation of on-going repair and conservation works for heritage-listed buildings, including contract administration for restoration and landscape projects ++ Projects include the conservation of St James Church, which won the NSW AIA Greenway Award for Heritage in 2011
CURRICULUM VITAE Education
University of Westminster, London 2014 - 2015 MA Urban Design
University of New South Wales, Sydney 2001 - 2006 Bachelor of Architecture (Hons 2)
KDU College, Kuala Lumpur 2000
University of New South Wales Foundation Year (Physical Science Stream)
Sekolah Sri Cempaka, Kuala Lumpur 1995 – 1999
Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (Malaysian Education Certificate)
Technical Skills
AutoCAD | VectorWorks | Rhino | QGIS Adobe Creative Photoshop | InDesign | Illustrator Google SketchUp Pro | 3D Studio Max Microsoft Office Word | PowerPoint | Excel
Other Skills
Australian Centre for Photography | Camera Craft Sewing Room, Fashion & Textile Gallery Contemporary Fashion Illustration
Language
English | Malay
Publication + Exhibition
Through the Canvas: Architecture Within Dutch Paintings | Ricardo Flores + Eva Prats Design Studio, Oct 2008 Term 3 Workshop Exhibition 2007 | Australian Centre for Photography
Interests
Placemaking | Visual Arts | Photography | Bike Riding | Music | Travelling | Fashion | Coffee * References available upon request
fazyusop82@gmail.com 0745 4006 225 Flat 17, Tawney Court Highbury Hill London N5 1AS linkedin.com/in/fazyusop/ issuu.com/fazyusop/docs/ fy_cv_portfolio
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Regeneration Framework Plan of Al Muharraq 2019 - 2020 p.12 - 19 Urban Revitalisation of Downtown KL 2017 - 2018 p.20 - 27
Urban Regeneration of George Town, Penang UNESCO World Heritage Site 2016 - 2017 p.28 - 37 Westway Public Realm Interventions 2015 p.38 - 43 Southall Gasworks Masterplan 2014 - 2015 p.44 - 55 Southwark Site Planning + Development Appraisal 2014 - 2015 p.56 - 63 River of Life 2014 p.64 - 73 Riverside Quays Public Realm Studies 2013 p.74 - 79 Elizabeth Street, Prahran 2013 p.80 - 83 Melbourne Park Redevelopment Stage 1 + 2 2010 - 2013 p.84 - 91
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02 LANDSCAPE + WAYFINDING Swinburne University of Technology 2012 p.96 - 99 Yarra River Precinct Biodiversity 2011 p.100 - 103 Atherfield Garden 2008 - 2009 p.104 - 107 Coburg Lake Reserve 2012 p.108 - 113 413 George Street 2011 p.114 - 117
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Collingwood Town Hall 2012 -2013 p.120 - 123 Taronga Zoo Upper Entrance Building 2010 p.124 - 129 The Parish Church of St James 2005 -2009 p.130 - 133 Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts 2007 p.134 - 139 Reports 2005 -2013 p.140 - 141
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Hotel of Ambiguous Proximity 2006 p.142 - 148
04 RETAIL DESIGN Nike 2015 p.150 - 155
01 Urban Design
The Prince’s Foundation 2019/20
AL MUHARRAQ Heritage District Regeneration Framework Kingdom of Bahrain
Muharraq was the former capital of Bahrain during the rule of the Al-Khalifa Dynasty in 19th century when Muharraq served as the centre of the pearl-diving and trading industry in the Gulf, which attracted waves of immigrants including tribes from various parts of the Arabian Peninsula. Muharraq’s urban fabric went through a rapid period of change and expansion with land reclamation in the 1930s and construction of a ring road in the 70s, which resulted in the disconnection of the core of Muharraq from its waterfront. The urban fabric of Muharraq is unique with its distinctive features; low-rise and high-density neighbourhoods, a hierarchy of open spaces and courtyards, an organic form of winding roads and narrow laneways with old bazaar or marketplace (souq). “Fareej”, or neighbourhoods in Muharraq, have strong social structure and tribal identity, which were named after major tribal groups and the predominant craft practiced in each area. The Urban Planning & Development Authority (UPDA) has engaged Community Capital Limited, the commercial arm of the Prince’s Foundation, to assist in the regeneration efforts of Old Muharraq. As part of these efforts, various stakeholder consultation methods – including the Enquiry by Design (EbD) process was held on location to identify the challenges and vision and principles for the regeneration of Muharraq. These findings and proposals are presented in the Regeneration Framework Plan.
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Al Muharraq, Bahrain
NATIONAL NATIONAL The National Plan (NPDS) & The NationalThe PlanEconomic (NPDS) &Vision 2030 The Economic Vision 2030
Planning policy is established Planning policyclearly is at the National and clearly established Regional levels at the National and Regional levels
REGIONAL REGIONAL Governorate Muharraq
Governorate Approved Muharraq Zoning Map & Road Approved Zoning Map 2030 & Road Network Network 2030
NEIGHBOURHOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD FRAMEWORK PLAN FRAMEWORK PLAN
There is a gap in the There is a gap planning in the policies at a planning policies at alocal level local level
HISTORIC BLOCK HISTORIC BLOCK BACA New Heritage Protection BACA New Heritage Protection Zoning Codes Zoning Codes
DESIGN CODE GUIDELINES DESIGN CODE GUIDELINES
PLOTS & BUILDINGS PLOTS & BUILDINGS BUILDING REGULATIONS BUILDING REGULATIONS
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Scoping and Enquiry by Design (EbD) Workshop held by the Prince’s Foundation with local ministries, authorities and municipality.
Regeneration Framework Plan (Final) Al Muharraq, Kingdom o Missing gap in the local planning system - a Plan Local Development Plan,Kingdom of Bahrain 13 Regeneration Framework (Final) Al Muharraq, identified from the EbD Workshop.
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LACK OF REGULATION ENFORCEMENT
• Safety risk to occupants Influx of foreign workers into unregulated accommodation
• Uncoordinated planning and development
UNREGULATED TENNANCY
BUILDINGS IN POOR CONDITION
LACK OF UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE
• Growing social divides between residents and neighbourhoods
• Lack of employment opportunities
Difficulty attracting business investment
• Limited economic diversity
• Increasing levels of air and noise pollution
LACK OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE
UNREGULATED PARKING
• Lack of permanent, inter-generational community
Departure of families and longterm residents
Traffic congestion
• Vehicles compete with pedestrians and cyclists for space
Threat of flooding • Limited spaces for social activity and mixing Poor public realm
PRIORITISATION OF PERSONAL AUTOMOBILES
• Limited spaces for children’s play and outdoor activities • Less pedestrian footfall on shopping streets
• Unfulfilled tourism potential
LACK OF SOFT/GREEN LANDSCAPE
Poor walking & cycling connections
• Unsustainable reliance on use of cars • Promotes poor physical health and inactive lifestyles
Challenges in Al-Muharraq
Regeneration Framework Plan (Final)
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Protection of Heritage
Social Cohesion
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COMMUNITY
Multi Modal Transport Options
Walkability & Cyclability
Resilience & Sustainability
ECONOMY
Effective Governance
Diverse Economy
Sensitive Development
Regeneration Principles developed by the Prince’s Foundation in response to the unique situation in Muharraq.
January 2020
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Existing site condition in Muharraq’s heritage district - open space dominated by parking and lack of greenery
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Proposed public realm improvements - flexible and accessible public square and covered parking with active frontage
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Think City 2018
DOWNTOWN KL Historic Urban Core Urban Revitalisation Kuala Lumpur
Downtown Kuala Lumpur consists of a historic core that is largely intact with over 500 traditional shophouses and a variety of government-owned colonial and Merdeka era heritage assets. While it suffers from a loss of traditional economic functions, a poor state of conservation, negative perceptions of safety, and low patronage from locals, it has enormous potential. Buffered by large green belts with a world-class public transport system, the historic core has benefited from a government-led urban regeneration programme. As a community-focussed citymaking agency established in 2009, which aims to create more peoplefriendly and liveable cities in Malaysia, Think City KL works in close partnership with the local council in revitalising Downtown KL through several community-driven programmes such as Laneway Improvement Programme, Urban Greening Initiatives, heritage facade restoration and space activation through arts and culture. In 2018, Think City KL was also involved in the World Urban Forum 9, a global conference on sustainable urban development and human settlements, held in Kuala Lumpur. Through a series of interventions such as parklets, microhousing installation, community mural, greening of local streets and activation of urban village, the team succeeded in showcasing the potential of Kuala Lumpur as a liveable, sustainable and thriving premier city in Asia.
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Source: Think City
Laneway Improvement Programme - Before
Laneway Improvement Programme - After
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Laneway Improvement Programme - Before
Laneway Improvement Programme - Activation
Laneway Improvement Programme - After
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Facade Restoration & Upgrade - Before
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Facade Restoration & Upgrade - After
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World Urban Forum 9, 2018 - Parklet
World Urban Forum 9, 2018 - Community Mural
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World Urban Forum 9, 2018 - Microhousing (exterior)
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World Urban Forum 9, 2018 - Microhousing (interior)
Think City 2016
GEORGE TOWN UNESCO World Heritage Site Urban Regeneration Penang
Once a thriving port city, George Town in Malaysia was very much on the decline by the early 2000s with large numbers of locals leaving for the suburbs and beyond. Think City Penang spearheaded the urban regeneration of George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Partnered with the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, Think City focusses on the implementation of George Town Strategic Masterplan through a series of heritage conservation and public realm projects to counter the negative impacts of gentrification associated with regenerations. These projects includes the restoration of a 19th century Malay mansion, conservation programme for the Category 1 National Heritage-listed Fort Cornwallis and Dato Koyah’s tomb, upgrading of the much-loved Armenian Park as a community park, laneways upgrading and activation, public realm development of the north seafront area, and preparation of a development framework for the east waterfront precinct.
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Source: Google image
GEORGE TOWN STRATEGIC MASTER PLAN (SMP)
George Town SMP forms the framework for the regeneration initiatives of this historic town of Penang. Source: Think City & MBPP
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Source: Think City
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Public Archaeological Programme at Fort Cornwallis
Conservation of Category 1 Dato Koyah’s tomb
Heritage laneway upgrading using porous concrete
Visioning workshop with local stakeholders
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Jalan Penang / Kuala Kangsar (JPKK) Master Plan PROPOSALS: 1. Main Pedestrian Spine with wide footpaths, street furniture, landscape and bicycle lane 2. Backlane upgrading works behind heritage shophouses 3. Restoration of Category 2 heritage shophouses. Opportunity for second access from laneway, dual-tenancy and dual-use for each shophouse 4. New Open / Green Space 5. Introduction of short-term parking (15mins) around retail area
KEY OBJECTIVES: ++ Promoting walkability and cycling within the heritage precinct ++ Promoting dual-occupancy and dual-use for the heritage shophouses by providing secondary access from the laneway ++ Improvement and activation of underutilised laneways as a community space ++ Improving the condition and hygiene level of the local food and market stalls on the street
6. Full pedestrianisation of secondary street 7. Removal of illegal structures and re-organisation of existing market stalls 8. Re-organisation of existing street stalls along major street
Site Section
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East Waterfront Precinct Development Framework
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KEY OBJECTIVES: ++ Providing a framework for a well-balanced development that respects its World Heritage Site status whilst enhancing George Town’s economic growth ++ Promoting the East Waterfront Precinct as a worldclass food, arts and cultural destination in South East Asia ++ Utilising the waterway as a major mean of transportation to other parts of the island and across to mainland ++ Connecting the UNESCO World Heritage Site of George Town to its waterfront through pedestrianisation and new tramline
University of Westminster 2014/15
WESTWAY Public Realm Interventions London
The Westway has evolved through a series of adjustments and is a concrete monument to the adaptive city. Today, after a freefall of community action over many years, the space under the Westway is in limbo. The space contains a series of insular events and activities placed with a lack of rhythm. The Westway is in post-traumatic stress from the grandeurs of modernism. In response, the design proposition puts forward a series of spaces of intense activity and relaxation - Formality and Informality. The activities within these spaces are not defined or strictly structured as they allow for spontaneity and personal expression. Under one roof, the public spaces are brought together by the very formal structure above whilst the physical void below is reclaimed as an accessible, useable and community-driven public realm.
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Photo by Drew Leavy
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Plan of Play Space Intervention under the Westway
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Photo by Drew Leavy
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University of Westminster 2014/15
SOUTHALL GASWORKS Masterplan London
The Masterplan builds on the assets of the site – its proximity to the Minet Country Park and the Grand Union Canal, and the thriving multicultural community; in order to create a unique urban development. The site constraints such as accessibility, gas infrastructure and the railway line were considered as opportunities rather than restrictions. The proposal envisages a high-density, mixed-use focus to the north of the Gas Works site with a range of employment opportunities, low to medium-density housing of varied typologies to accommodate new residents of Southall, an efficient East to West connection in between the Southall Station and the rest of the development site, and the Canal as a waterway asset that ‘re-stitches’ the different urban areas together.
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Source: Google Map
HIGH-DENSITY AND MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT WITH EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
ACCOMMODATING INFLUX OF NEW RESIDENTS OF SOUTHALL
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CONNECTING THE EAST AND WEST THROUGH VIBRANT & DIVERSE HIGH STREET
CANAL AS AN ASSET TO ‘RE-STITCH’ AND ACTIVATE THE URBAN AND GREEN AREAS
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Building Typology: Urban Villas - Plan
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University of Westminster 2014/15
SOUTHWARK Site Planning + Development Appraisal London
The development proposes a core urban plaza stretching from north to the south-end of the site. This arterial public space acts as a distributor of pedestrian movement throughout the site by creating a greener, generously-sized pedestrian-only route (25m wide at north end); with high quality and well designed hard and soft surface treatments. The mix of retail, commercial, and community facilities on ground floor, flanking both sides of the plaza; provides a vibrant and pleasant experience navigating through this part of the city away from the busy high street. The plaza becomes a hub of human interactions for the local residents and visitors which aims to accommodate many community-based activities such as a local pop-up market and an outdoor cinema. The provision of a new green park and retail area on ground floor at north end of the site also aims to attract the office crowd during lunch time.
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Source: Wikimedia Commons
NORTH-SOUTH ARTERIAL PLAZA FOR CIVIC AND COMMUNITY-FOCUSSED ACTIVITIES
3D Site Plan of Proposed Development
RESPITE FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS AND OFFICE WORKERS FROM THE BUSTLE OF HIGH STREET
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LOW-SCALE & MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT WITH POCKET PARKS
Site Plan of Proposed Development
COMMERCIAL & RETAIL ON GROUND FLOOR WITH ACTIVE DUAL FRONTAGE
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Block Type A
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Linear Vista 2014
RIVER OF LIFE Urban Revitalisation of Klang River Kuala Lumpur
River of Life (RoL) is a 1.3billion USD public realm project under the Economic Transformation Programme which aims to rehabilatate and transform the Klang River in Kuala Lumpur into a vibrant and liveable waterfront. This projects consists of 3 stages - River Cleaning, River Master Planning & Beautification and River Development. Linear Vista is engaged as the architect responsible for the design and development of all the architectural structures along the 10.7km study area spanning across eleven planning precincts. These structures include cafes, shelters, guiding galleries / lights (info centre / kiosk), bridges and markets.
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Photo by Mohd Amir Nor Shams
Masterplan by AECOM
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Masterplan by AECOM
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Plan of the Guiding Light - an iconic design for the Information Centre
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Plan of the shade structure over public plaza
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3D render of the Guiding Light
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Local native flower influences the form of the information panels in the Guiding Light
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3 design proposals for the shade structure refl
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flecting 3 distinct characters of the local area
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ASPECT Studios 2013
RIVERSIDE QUAYS Public Realm Studies Melbourne
Riversde Quays is located along the Yarra River in Melbourne and is in the heart of a number of signficant tourist destinations and riverfront dining opportunities. These destinations and dining experiences are associated with the South Bank experience, including its cultural venues such as the Melbourne Recital Centre and the Malthouse Theatre, welcoming both locals and visitors from all over the world. ASPECT Studios was engaged to examine the existing conditions of this waterfront site and to analyse the potential strategies for its urban rejuvenation through a series of explorative diagrams.
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Source: Google Map
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ASPECT Studios 2013
ELIZABETH STREET PRAHRAN Streetscape Revitalisation Melbourne
ASPECT Studios was involved in the revitalisation of Elizabeth Street in Prahran, Melbourne as a vibrant public space and welcoming entry stretch to the Prahran Market. This was achieved through soft integration of pedestrian movement, vehicular access and an interplay of green spaces to create a dynamic experience for the locals and patrons of the market.
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Source: Google Map
Cross section of proposed street revitalisation
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ASPECT Studios 2010 - 2013
MELBOURNE PARK Public Realm Redevelopment Stage 1 + 2 Melbourne
Melbourne Park is the premiere tennis facility in Australia and the home of the Australian Open. In collaboration with NG Architecture + Populous, ASPECT Studios was to undertake the design of the public realm surrounding the new Margaret Court Arena enclosure. Melbourne Park Redevelopment involves design exploration at each vantage point (eg. north site entry, green oval, bag check area) as an overall injection of green spaces throughout the site, integrating the masterplan vision of a world-leading facility set within a parkland setting with the requirement to create a flexible, stylised civic space suitable for the year-round use of patrons to this Sport and Entertainment Precinct.
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Source: ASPECT Studios
Photo by ASPECT Studios
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Photo by ASPECT Studios
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Proposed modular green structure to public space consisting of green wall and roof
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Flexibility in the arrangement of the green structures to form formal or informal spaces
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ASPECT Studios 2012
BUNURONG MEMORIAL PARK Masterplan Melbourne
Bunurong Memorial Park is an Australian progressive memorial park with abundance of lakes and calming water features, spanning 100 hectares. ASPECT Studios collaborated with the Springvale Botanical Cemetery and BVN Architects in re-envisioning the memorial park which aims to delve into predicting and planning for future death practices and the change in life of cemeteries for the communities.
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02 Landscape + Wayfinding
ASPECT Studios 2012
SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY Landscape Works Melbourne
Swinburne University of Technology is an Australian public university based in Melbourne, Victoria. ASPECT Studios was engaged by the university to design the outdoor space of its main campus in Hawthorn. Sustainability was a key driver on the overall landscape principle with incorporation of water sensitive urban design (WSUD) treatments, a strong emphasis on recycled elements, low embodied energy and sustainable materials, and indigenous plantings. The existing sloping site provided an opportunity for interesting interplay of levels and terraced softscaping and hardscaping works.
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Proposed landscape plan for Swinburne University of Technology
Details of retaining wa
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alls and timber bench
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ASPECT Studios 2012
YARRA RIVER PRECINCT BIODIVERSITY Landscape Works Melbourne
The Yarra River is a perennial river which runs through the city of Melbourne and Greater Melbourne. It flows 242 kilometres and was a major food source and meeting place for indigenous Australians from prehistoric times. Together with the City of Stonnington, ASPECT Studios undertook extensive riparian re-vegetation and biodiversity improvements along the Yarra River Precinct in order to create a natural vegetation zone. These proposals provides an opportunity to significantly improve and transform the Yarra River interface into an area of Riparian Habitat. The landscape proposals introduce recreational and educational pockets throughout the site.
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Source: Zastavki
Conceptual plan of landscape works for Yarra River Precinct
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Conceptual plan of landscape works for Yarra River Precinct
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Design 5 Architects 2011
ATHERFIELD GARDEN Landscape Works Sydney
Following the successful refurbishment of the 1850s Gothic revival house, Design 5 Architects was engaged to design a terraced garden stepping down the steeply sloping site overlooking the picturesque Sydney Harbour. Mini waterfalls link the various levels, which are defined by rustic stone garden walls connected by gently curving flight of stone steps. Stepping stones meander along the terraces and an 18m lap pool hugs the hillside. A large Morton Bay Fig frames the view and provides a shady canopy over the lush tropical vegetation. Above, a sunken spa surrounded by lush vegetation provides a private retreat for relaxation for the residents at the end of the day.
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Photo by Design 5 Architects
Photos by Design 5 Architects
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Photos by Design 5 Architects
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ASPECT Studios 2012
COBURG LAKE RESERVE Signage Melbourne
Coburg Lake has been central to the lives of the Moreland community for over a hundred years. With recent refurbishment of its facilities, ASPECT Studios was engaged to develop a family of wayfinding and gateway signage that would celebrate the lake’s rich history. The main entrance sign situated along Murray Road was inspired by the Art-Deco elements still present in the reserve which were incorporated into the palisade fence spelling out Coburg Lake Reserve.
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Front elevation of Coburg Lake Reserve signage
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Design 5 Architects 2012
413 GEORGE STREET Signage Sydney
As part of the commercial redevelopment of 413 George Street, Sydney (a former Nock & Kirby building), Design 5 Architects proposed and designed a timeline signage, which summarises the evolution of the building and site; to be installed at the primary new entry to the building. The proposed signage consists of minimalist and elegantly embossed stainless steel panels and blackened text.
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Elevation of proposed timeline signage
Detailed layout of signage design
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03 Architecture, Heritage + Conservation
Lovell Chen 2012 - 2013
COLLINGWOOD TOWN HALL Heritage + Conservation Melbourne
Collingwood Town Hall is one of the finest town halls in Australia and was designed by a local architect, George R. Johnson, in the Second Empire style, rich in detail and prominent mansard roofs and pyramid domes. It was built in between 1885 and 1890. As part of the refurbishment of the Town Hall, Lovell Chen was engaged by the local Council to carry out a condition assessment of all the facades and roof, including detailed measured drawings of the building’s elevations and floor plans.
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Hoddle Street elevation of Collingwood Town Hall
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of Collingwood Town Hall
Design 5 Architects 2010
TARONGA ZOO UPPER ENTRANCE BUILDING Conservation + Adaptive Re-use Sydney
Taronga Zoo was established on the northern shore of Sydney Harbour in 1916. As part of the redevelopment, Design 5 Architects collaborated with Bligh Voller Nield (BVN) to document the conservation and repair works to the highly significant Upper Entrance Building and the former tram shelter. Works included the removal of intrusive elements such as internal partitioning, awnings, verandah enclosures, and reconstruction of some of the missing original details. These included the decorative plasterwork and the southern verandah that overlooks the zoo.
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Historical photo from ViewMag
Front and side elevations of verandah reconstruction based on historical evidence
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Photo by Design 5 Architects
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Window joinery details
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Design 5 Architects 2005 - 2009
THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST JAMES Heritage + Conservation Sydney
St James’ Church is the oldest church building in the City of Sydney, consecrated on 11 February 1824, and in continuous use since. Designed by Francis Greenway, it forms part of a highly significant group of Colonial buildings of the Macquarie period. In between 2002 and 2012, Design 5 Architects was involved in the ongoing repair works including the installation of bells in the church tower, conservation of stained glass windows, fire service upgrade and spire repairs. In 2011, St James’ Church Spire was awarded the Greenway Award for Heritage Architecture by the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) of NSW.
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Historical photo from ViewMag
Photos by Design 5 Architects
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Photos by Design 5 Architects
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Design 5 Architects 2007
SYDNEY MECHANICS’ SCHOOL OF ARTS Library Fitout Sydney
The Sydney Mechanics’ School of Arts is the oldest operating School of Arts in Australia. Within a constraint space, budget and deadline, Design 5 Architects was engaged to design and detail a library fitout, including its joinery, to house the book collection and works of Thomas Keneally, an Australian novelist who is best known for his work, Schindler’s Ark. The overall design reflects, as much as possible, the character of Tom’s original library. The design was simple, minimal and clean but detailed in a manner to maximise shelving space and prioritise practicality. The library was offically opened on 18 August 2011.
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Plan of library fitout
Photo by SMSA
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North wall elevation
South wall elevation
West wall elevation
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Bookshelves detail
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Drawers in cabinets detail
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2005 - 2019
REPORTS
Conservation Management Plan
Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour UNESCO World Heritage Site
St John’s College & Closebourne House Site, Morpeth
Early 19th Century Mansion and House (State Significant Site)
Heritage Impact Statement
42 - 44 Lackey Street, Summer Hill
Mixed-Use Shop Lot Development (Conservation Area)
St Peter’s Anglican Church, Watsons Bay
Early 19th Century Early English Styled Stone Church
The Great Melbourne Telescope Building, Melbourne
19th Century Largest Telescope in the Southern Hemisphere
Condition Assessment & Repair and Maintenance Schedule
Collingwood Town Hall, Collingwood 19th Century Civic Building
Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne
UNESCO World Heritage 19th Century Exhibition Building
State Library Victoria, Melbourne National Heritage-listed Building
Urban Design Appraisals
Al Muharraq, Bahrain
Character Assessment Report
Al Muharraq, Bahrain
Regeneration Framework Plan
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Royal Exhibition Building
Cockatoo Island
Great Melbourne Telescope
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St Peter’s Anglican Church
University of New South Wales 2006
HOTEL OF AMBIGUOUS PROXIMITY Graduation Project Sydney
A hotel is a home faraway from home. A home which is temporary and communal where familiarity is a stranger. A home where comfort is over prioritised and convenience is highly desired. The project seeks to establish the hotel as a place where one escapes from the mundane and steps out of their comfort zone. A place where inside and outside coincide, blurring the boundary between the two realms and placing the guest in charge of defining their own boundaries. Conventional functions are overlapped, compressed and expanded, encouraging the guests to become part of the play in this exaggerated environment.
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Typical floor plan layout
rr e e vv e ea a ll ii n ng g + + o ob b ss cc u u rr ii n ng g r e v e a l i n g Revealing + o b+ Obscuring scuring
Compressing + Expanding
c co om mp p rr e e ss ss ii n ng g + + e ex xp pa an nd d ii n ng g compressing + expanding
Including + Extruding e ex x tt rr u ud d ii n ng g + + ii n nc c ll u ud d ii n ng g Exploration of key design concepts
extruding + including
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Photomontage of design concept blurring the notion of public and private
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Section a
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Section b
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04 Retail Design
Millington Associates 2015
NIKE Visual Merchandising + Retail Design London
With outstanding proven track record in delivering high quality work for retail windows, retail and non-retail interiors for the past 26 years, Millington Associates continues to expand its portfolio to high profile clients such as Nike. The company has worked on many sport campaigns by Nike around the United Kigdom and Europe, including the iconic window display at Nike Town London on Regent Street. These window displays and retail fitouts not only symbolises innovation and latest technology in sportswear but also represents the uniqueness of each campaign.
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