1 P O R T F O L I O RIBA Part 1 First Class Honours Architecture Graduate 1:20 Detail Section Perspective – Herbal Shop
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HAUS OF ANTHOS
The Haus Of Anthos is a public building that is tributed to the herbs of the Botanic Garden. It is a center that uses herbs from the Oxford Botanic Gardens to make herbal tea, coffee, soap, medicine and skin care products.
It consists of a herbal café with outdoor seating area, a Herbal shop to buy herbal products and medicines. As well as a Herbal tea house and a soap house where people can make their own herbal soap and tea.
Exterior view of Haus of Anthos from Oxford Botanic Gardens
Model
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HAUS OF ANTHOS
The Haus Of Anthos is located on Rose Lane, Oxford, United Kingdom in a quiet and green area, next to the Botanical Gardens. It can be accessed through High street and Christ Church Meadow.
One of the Entrances Interior View capturing ”Alice in Wonderland” dreamscape experience /atmosphere
Birds eye view
1:100 physical model superimposed onto site
Roof Plan View
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spaces inspired by the film ‘Alice in Wonderland’
TeaHouse Workshop
Herbal Cafe
Outdoor Seating Area
CLOSER LOOK Elevation 1:100 The Haus Of Anthos has mixture of open plan and closed, nature
or dreamscape
5 Section 1:100 KEY: 1. Seating Area (small ’poppy’) 2. Herbal Café 3. Restrooms 4. TeaHouse workshop 5. SoapHouse workshop 6. Herbal shop
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LAYOUT
KEY:
1. Entrance
2. Step stone walk path through the whole building
3. Herbal Café
Kitchen
Restrooms
Herbal Shop
Outdoor/indoor seating area
1ST FLOOR PLAN 1:100
KEY:
1. Indoor ‘poppies’ seating areas
2. TeaHouse Workshop
3. Restrooms
4. Bridge connecting TeaHouse to SoapHouse workshop
5. SoapHouse workshop
ROOF PLAN 1:100
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:100
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SEATING AREA
The Haus Of Anthos strongly encourages people to become more in touch with the environment and promotes a natural lifestyle, as well as to understand the importance of use of the natural herbs in the future. Raising awareness of the history of the Oxford Botanic Gardens to encourage interaction between all communities
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1:20 Sectional Physical model of TeaHouse workshop
TEAHOUSE WORKSHOP – PHYSICAL MODEL
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BETWEEN
The INN BETWEEN is a short stay Inn, at the bus terminal in the city of Oxford. The concept hinges on the creation of a dream like space with an ambiance that will promote relaxation and sleep. The spaces conceptually create a real and unreal world, where day trippers and bus drivers can relax and have a unique experience. INN BETWEEN includes a lounge with comfortable seating, a secluded business center, and a snack bar. For those travelers who wish to nap or have complete privacy, chair beds are provided, which can transport into bedrooms with private washrooms facilities that are available for 1 24 hour stays.
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The Inn Between is located in between the bus terminal, the Old Fire station and the Gloucester Green Market, in Oxford
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Therefore, If there is a 10 20 minute wait, people can wait on the GROUND FLOOR which also includes a snack bar and waiters for refreshments or snacks.
If there is a longer wait, the people are taken to the 1st FLOOR (comfortable lounge area) via platform lifts
If there is an even longer wait, people are taken to the 2nd FLOOR that includes reclining chair beds.
The reclining chairs can also transport a person into their own private bedroom (3rd & 4th FLOOR)
‘The longer you wait the higher you go up “Roof
LAYERS Exploded Floor Plans 1:50
Underground
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN Ground Floor Plan1:50 12 KEY: 1. Bus terminal 2. Entrance 3. Platform Lifts (From underground to 4th floor 4. Staircase from underground parking to ground floor 5. Seating area 6. Snack bar 7. Kitchen 8. Restrooms 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 5 6 7 8
Worms
HETEROTOPIC
ATMOHSPHERE
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Lounge
ATMOSPHERIC
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INTERIORS Bedroom (Physical model 1:20)
Waiting Area Physical model 1:20
Ground
floor waiting area - Physical model 1:50 15 GROUND FLOOR WAITING AREA - INTERIOR
SYNTHETIC HOUSE
Violetta Morris is a polyester fabric collectologist. Her house is made of a grid timber structure that holds glass and polyester fabrics as insulation and partitions. It is located along the Jericho canal, Combe Road in Oxford.
It is a living space and workshop. In the entrance of the building there is a polyester fabric clothing bank used by the public. A pulley system is used to pull the clothing up from the clothing bank on to the first floor of her workspace. In her workspace/studio she uses the fabrics and goes on to do her own polyester fabric recycling process using machinery and make yarn as the end product .
Sectional Model depicting the lavender mist fabric eating moth repellent
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RECYCLING OF POLYESTER
VIOLETTA’S PROCESS OF RECLCING POLYESTER
Violetta’s process of recycling polyester reaches to the point where she make yarns and she then transports them through delivery vans or canal boats.
Conceptual collage that represents that the future of Oxford will become over consumerist (buying of polyester fabrics)
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1:20 physical model interiors of polyester fabric shredding room
FABRIC SHREDDING ROOM
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KEY:
1. Clothing Bin area (Public space)
2. Lift Entrance to 1st floor
3. Main Entrance
4. Lobby area of home
5. Hallway
6. Closet
7. Bedroom
8. Bathroom
9. Back entrance
10. Swing
11. Hallway
12. Kitchen
13. Dining area
14. Toilet
15. Living room
16. Balcony
17. Fire Exit Staircase
PLANS
KEY:
1. Collection of clothing bin basket (Pully system)
2. Lift Entrance to 1st floor
3. Main hallway
4. Study area
5. Bath (Sanitization of clothing) inside outside space
6. Fabric Shredding Machine
7. Cleaning & Carding machines
8. Drawing Machine
9. Doubling & twisting machine
10. Rotor spinning machine
11.Fire exit (staircase to ground floor)
The timber grid structure and design of the building was inspired by traditional looms.
Violetta’s home sits along the canal in order to have water supply source. The water is filtered and mostly used for sanitizing polyester clothing as well as providing water for daily usage.
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INTERIOR RENDERS
Interior space of clothing bin area
Livingroom
Study Area
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KEY:
1. Back entrance
2. Bedroom
3. Kitchen
4. Toilet
5. Staircase leading to living room
6. Living room
7. Fabric is stored into walls and flooring (can be opened by wooden panels)
8. Lift entrance to 1st floor
9. Collection of clothing bin basket (Pully system)
10. Hallway
11. Doubling & Twisting Machine
12. Yarn on to glass wall
13. Fabric shredding machine
FABRIC STORED INTO FLOORING
POLYESTER
STORING
On the upper the spaces where the machinery are located, the flooring tilt downwards to the main corridor, for fabric lint to be collected more efficiently. The lint is also used as insulation
The excess timber grid structure is used for shading and Violetta’s vertical gardening. The plants pots are suspended by a grid in between the timber structure. Her growing plants attract birds and insects, thus creating their own ecosystem
Section
LINT COLLECTED INTO FLOORING
Violetta stores her polyester fabrics in between all the floors and walls for her home. This a space saving way to store her fabrics. It is also mainly used as insulation
FABRIC STORED INTO WALLS
FABRIC
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CONSTRUCTION DETAIL PERSPECTIVE
HOW THE TIMBER STRUCTURE IS CONSTRUCTED
The timber grid structure is also used to form beams for the flooring and walls
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A SLICE IN THE LIFE OF A BUTCHER
In the heart of Eynsham, Oxford, lives a passionate butcher who has a special relationship with his herds but ultimately wants to provide quality meat and open market feel experience for his customers. Each slice of the building displays the stages from farm to customer as well as his living space.
Physical model of activities in a butcher
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MEAT MARKET
Modeling the existing butcher shop on Mill Street and the street meat market that existed in the 14th century 1:50 Physical Model
Sectional Axonometric Construction Detail
Proposal on site sitting across an existing butcher shop ‘Golsby Butchers’ 1:50 Physical Model superimposed on site
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INTERIOR
LIVING
KEY:
1. Deli Area
2. Chopping area
3. Sausage area (meat waste used to make sausage
4. Large fridge split into 4 sections for 4 types of meat. It mechanism for the meat carcasses expands from the underground to the 3rd floor conveyer belt used as a hanging
Dining/kitchen area
6. Living Room
7. Retractable Staircase opens up onto the living room table, which acts as another step.
Bedroom
Bathroom
Close
Roof terrace
Living
Hanging
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Space
VIEWS 1:50 PHYSICAL MODEL
Meat on conveyer belt
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PHYSICAL MODEL
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RENDERED
Interior view of chopping and deli area
MODEL 27 1:50 Rendered Model
SLICES – 1st FLOOR PLAN First Floor Plan 1:50 28 1 3 2 4 5 6 KEY: 1. Staircase & entrance to butchers living space 2. Dining area 3. Kitchen 4. Living room 5. Stairs to bedroom 6. Large fridge split into 4 sections for 4 types of meat. It expands from the underground to the 3rd floor conveyer belt used as a hanging mechanism for the meat carcasses
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