HUN LIN, NEO ARCHITECT SELECTED WORKS 2014-2015
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SC VITA
The SC VITA is a mixed development project situated on the intersection of Lyell McEwen Hospital and John Rice’s Avenue Salisbury in Adelaide. The project is divided into 3 main buildings comprising of clinical training facilities, medical hotels and a research centre housing medical laboratories and manufacturing supplies across Australia. Marchese Partners was engaged to provide a feasibility study on the integration of these buildings and the provision for a street connection to Lyell McEwin Hospital. This project is an attempt to redefine a civic space through the integration between a hospital and its extended medical arm located in Adelaide.
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MARTHA COVE This project envisages the dialogue between water edge development through the introduction of a mix use and residential development in Mount Martha. Located approximately 60 kilometres south of Melbourne’s CBD, this development is poised to be the new water edge development in Melbourne’s southern suburbs. The brief of the project is to maximise the amount of yield as well as creating new types of residential development that embraces the water front and its potential as a new centre for Martha Cove. The urban response serves to differenciate both civic and private spaces by providing spectacular views and visual links remisnescent of Melbourne’s Docklands development. Through careful planning, we are able to create a central plaza and an iconic tower resembling a ‘light house’ to create a sense of identity and place making for the development. Although the height restrictions for the development is set to 3 storeys, the lighthouse doubles up as an iconic landmark as well as delivering higher yield for our client.
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CHRISTCHURCH The new masterplan of Christchurch is to provide a new purpose for the victims of the earthquake which destroyed the entire city. The masterplan is a reconciliation with Christchurh’s past and their common love for sport. Our proposal is to build a new stadium to provide a new purpose its people, with the introduction of a new mix use development such as Chinatown, a high roller’s casino and public square. The feasibilities of these projects would be funded through a high roller’s casino, apartment blocks and the retails in Chinatown precinct. The urban reconciliation works at creating a new centre in Christchurch to rebuild the city and return it to its former glory days.
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5 3 STOREY
3 STOREY
4 3
3 STOREY
3 STOREY 3 STOREY
MONNEE PONDS The Monnee Ponds project is a feasibility study produced for a prominent developer in Victoria. This is a project which explores the relationship of an existing hospital building which is to be converted into an apartment building with additional apartment buildings on its vacant land.
2 STOREY ABOVE EXISTING BUILDING
This is a quick exercise to determine the yield and regulatory confines within the Monnee Ponds suburb. 3 STOREY
1 EXISTING BUILDING
2 STOREY ABOVE EXISTING BUILDING
1. ACTIVE THOROUGHFARE 2. ROOFTOP I.L.A. 3. FORMAL ENTRY FROM DERBY STREET 4. NORTH-EAST DEVELOPMENT ZONE 5. NORTH-WEST DEVELOPMENT ZONE
urban design: monnee ponds, vic
urban design: monnee ponds, vic
TARINGA This project is a innovative seniors living and aged care ‘resort’ that is iconic, contemporary and will be unrivalled in queensland. The design delivers on our mission for a new paradigm in aged care: ‘esprit de vie-spirit of life”. The racf building sculpted from responds to the sites topography. The ila buildings orientate to the northeast to maximise unparalled city views, with premium penthouse apartments taking full advantage of this desired aspect. Independent living apartments have been designed to reduce overviewing issues from the neighbouring development. Landscaped gardens, rooftop terraces and courtyards both invite and protect, aloowing residents to sit with friends and family in environments which uplift and engage. The buildings are calm and soft, logical yet surprising. The setback podium provides privacy from seven oak street, whilst providing an elevated platform for both residential facilitiies and landscape destinations. Exciting volumes to the racf building create inspirational spaces and voids that connect and flow into common areas of comfort, creating collective light filled spaces to enjoy or just to rest. The views are spectacular and they are embraced and offered in various opportunities throughout the building in communal lounges. Traditional “hospital like” corridors have been replaced with innovative “circulation zones” that are interesting and engaging. The contemporary nature of the architecture will be combined with quality natural materials to create high-end elegant and sophisticated outcome, worthy of its location.
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BUILDING SEPARATION MAINTAINS EXISTING CITY VIEWS FOR A MAJORITY OF NEIGHBOURING NORTHEAST FACING RESIDENTS
ROOFTOP TERRACE MAXIMISES CITY VIEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR RACF RESIDENTS
RECESSED TOP LEVEL PENTHOUSE APARTMENTS DESIGNED TO REDUCE BULK AND SCALE OF BUILDING MASS IN ACCORDANCE WITH GOOD URBAN DESIGN PRINCIPLES
ENTRY STATEMENT TO RACF AND COMMUNAL FACILITIES COMMUNAL FACILITIES ROOFTOP TERRACE TO MAXIMISE CITY VIEW OPPORTUNITIES. COMMUNAL FACILITY LOCATION DESIGNED TO BOTH ENCOURAGE INTERGENERATIONAL MIX, AS WELL AS SEPARATION OF ACOMMODATION TYPES
ELEVATED BOWLING GREEN ON PODIUM LEVEL CONNECTED TO COMMUNAL FACILITIES PRIVATE RESIDENT & SERVICE VEHICLE ACROSS OFF SEVEN OAKS STREET - UTILISING EXISTING CROSSOVER PROMINENT CITY VIEWS
PODIUM APARTMENTS TO VENEER BASEMENT PARKING LEVELS urban design: taringa, qld
SEVEN OAKS STREET
4000
REISDENT/SERVICE ENTRY
EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN
RAC/COMMUNAL ENTRY
RL 25.00
2B
PARKING
1B
1B
1B
2B
COMMUNAL FACILITIES 2 LEVELS (900-1200M2)
VISI TOR PAR KIN RL 24.00 G
600 0
2B
400 0
2B
RECREATION
ROAD RESERVE TO BE WIDENED
BOH LOADING
RAMP UP
RL 25.00 6000
ENTRY VOID
LANDSCAPE
D RESIDENTIAL BOUN
BOH
210 00
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TOWER A 8 LEVELS ABOVE PODIUM (36 ILAS)
A
TOWER B 8 LEVELS ABOVE PODIUM (36 ILAS)
SEVEN OAKS STREET
EXISTING TREE TO REMAIN
4000
BUILDING SEPARATION
2B
1B
1B
1B
2B
1B
COMMUNAL FACILITIES ROOFTOP
VISITOR PARKING RL 33.00
LANDSCAPE
LINK 6000
ENTRY VOID
EXISTING APARTMENT BUILDINGS
RACF 4 LEVELS (124 ROOMS)
210 00
120 00
20000
9000
1B
2B
1B
600 0
2B
1B
400 0
PODIUM 2 LEVELS (14 ILAS)
6000
1B
ROAD RESERVE TO BE WIDENED
RECREATION
6000
B 18000
LANDSCAPE RL 30.00
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SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
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urban design: taringa, qld
12 LEVELS
stage 1 MASTER PLAN
9 LEVELS
SCALE 1:1000 @ A3
8 LEVELS
CENTRE ROAD
7 LEVELS
RL.77
RL.79
6 LEVELS
J
5 LEVELS
I
4 LEVELS
F(ii)
RL.67
H
RL.81
RACF - 4-5 LEVELS CHURCH + TOWER
ROAD
RL.67
MAIN PEDESTRIAN LINKS VEHICULAR MOVEMENT
RL.77
LOWER
D
SPRINGVALE Springvale is an iconic development consisting of a mixed use typologies on a very drastic slope on a site in Springvale, Queensland. The masterplan is envisaged with a main boulevard due to the nature of the site levels. The spine of the project which is a boulevard with trees are created right across the heart of the site due to the natural site levels and conditions of the site. This is to minimize excavations for carparks and pedestrian access. Rigour studies were performed to ensure main pedestrian links and vehicular movements are minimized. Plazas and a variety of breakout spaces are introduced to create gathering places for visitors and residents alike.
LANDSCAPE DESTINATION NODES ENCOURAGES MOVEMENT
79 L. R
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COMMUNITY/RETAIL DESTINATION NODE
B
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RL.82
IN
M
IN
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RL.71
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RL.77
C RL.82
RL.85 R
SIDE ROAD
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urban design: springvale, qld
3 BED ILA
stage 1 - typical ground level
2 BED ILA
SCALE 1:1000 @ A3
RACF ROOM
CENTRE ROAD
GROUND FLOOR RETAIL
P4
I
COMMUNAL FACILITIES
37 CARS
SALES & MARKETING OFFICE
J
H
F(ii)
D
PRELIMINARY development data
PLAZA
E
F(i)
BUILDING BLOCK
D
G RACF
PLAZA
SIDE ROAD
18 CARS
GROUND FLOOR RETAIL
A B
LOWER GROUND FLOOR RETAIL Yes n/a
C D E F [i] F [ii] I J
n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a
Yes n/a Yes Yes n/a n/a n/a
G H
n/a n/a
Yes Yes
GROUND FLOOR Community Facilities n/a
GROUND FLOOR ILAs
Yes
n/a 5x3 n/a n/a n/a n/a 6
Yes n/a Yes Yes n/a
C
n/a n/a
UPPER GROUND FLOOR ILAs n/a n/a
n/a
n/a n/a
TYPICAL FLOOR ILAs or RAC Rooms 14 x 3 18 x 3 + 2 x10 36 x 4 11 x 4 13 x 5 9x5 12 x 5 13 x 6 10 x 5
GRAND TOTAL of ILAs + RAC Rooms in STAGE 1.00 n/a n/a 4 7 n/a n/a 6 6 TOTAL ILAs + RAC Rooms in Southern Precinct
YL
B
A
P4
E D RIV E
IN
A
IN
M
A
R
O
SK
LOWER
ROAD
RECREATION
6x7 12 x 11
NUMBER OF TYPICAL FLOORS 3 3 large + 2 smaller 4 4 5 5 5 6 5
7 11
TOTAL Number of ILAs + RAC Rooms 42 74 144 59 65 45 60 78 56
COMMENT
Building steps from 3 typical floors to 5 smaller floors First 3 floors are “veneered” onto carparking
Ground floor only occupies half of the footprint due to the slope of the site
623 53 132 808
STAGE 1.00 Preliminary Carparking Data: PARKING PRECINCT
SERVING BLOCKS
CARS NUMBER per of LEVEL LEVELS P.1 A, D, E, I & J 150 3 P.2 B&C 88 1 P.3 F [i], F [ii], G, H & C 145 1 P.4 G&H 55 1 STREET All areas n/a n/a GRAND TOTAL for STAGE 1.00 Carparking Spaces
TOTAL
450 88 145 55 90 828
COMMENT
Multiple entry points Entry from southern road Entries from Centre Road and Skyline Drive Entry from Skyline Drive Parallel bays along surrounding streets
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3 BED ILA
stage 1 - typical upper level
2 BED ILA 1 BED ILA
CENTRE ROAD
RACF ROOM
I 19800 15300
J ROAD
23300
stage 1 - typical parking level
D F(i)
RL 70 1:8 RAMP UP
G
1:8 RAMP UP
P1
RL 66 150 CARS 3 LEVELS
P3
IN
RL 78 145 CARS
1: 8
RL 68
R AM P
U
P
YL
B
SK
P2
RL 78 88 CARS
SIDE ROAD
C 1:8 RAMP UP
A
RL 65
D
E D RIV E
IN
A
0 80 17
M
A
R
O
RL 81 1:8 RAMP UP
E 10 20 0
0 80 20
SCALE 1:1000 @ A3
1770 0
LOWER
H
F(ii)
RL 85
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typical SITE SECTIOn
connectivity
BUILDING A
BUILDING B
ILA
ILA
varied form
lifestyle
overall masterplan & STAGING DIAGRAM
BUILDING C RACF
BUILDING D RAC
MAIN STREET
PODIUM BREAKOUT LANDSCAPE SPACES
RETAIL ACTIVATION
RETAIL ACTIVATION
NATURAL GROUND
LANDSCAPE BUFFER
stage 1 - DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SCALE 1:2000 @ A3
STAGE 1 SITE CONTOURS:
STAGE 1 SITE LEVELS:
AVEO YEILD BRIEF: STAGE 1 - 600 STAGE 2 - 360 STAGE 3 - 1540 TOTAL - 2500
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12 LEVELS
MASSING DIAGRAM
9 LEVELS
7 LEVELS
STAGE 1 COMMUNAL FACILITIES
6 LEVELS 5 LEVELS 4 LEVELS
I
Fii
RECREATION SPACE
STAGE
1.00
Fi
BUILDING RL
FLOOR LEVEL/PROPOSED USE
A
70.00
B
77.00
C
82.00
D
67.00
Ground – opens onto Entry Plaza; Sales & Marketing Upper Ground – opens onto Main Street; Retail Shops Ground – opens onto Main Street; Retail Shops Lower Ground – public entry at Plaza level Ground – at street level
E
77.00/78.00
F [i]
79.00
F [ii]
77.00/79.00
77.00
RACF - 4-5 LEVELS
RACF
CHURCH + TOWER
C
E
J
stage 1 - ground plane levels
B
D
81.00
MAIN RETAIL BOULEVARD
G
82.00 88.00
A SALES & MARKETING OFFICE PLAZA
H
81.00 84.50 89.00
MAIN VEHICLE ENTRY
2.00
I
75.00
J K L
67.00 67.00 75.00
M
81.00
ENTRY STATEMENT/ LANDMARK
85.00
Church
81.00
Ground – stepped to match footpath on Main Street with Retail Shops to Main Street & Community Facilities opening onto Plaza. Ground – opens onto Main Street; Retail Shops Ground – stepped to match footpath on Main Street & Centre Road; Community Facilities + ILA Entry Foyer Upper Ground – opens onto Plaza with secondary ILA Entry Foyer Lower Ground – Entry Lobby & ILAs open onto RAC Plaza Ground – secondary Entry Lobby & ILAs open off Skyline Drive Lower Ground – Entry Lobby & ILAs open onto Plaza Terrace Level – ILAs Ground – secondary Entry Lobby & ILAs open off Skyline Drive Ground – opens onto Village Square; Community Facilities Ground – entry + ILAs Ground – entry + ILAs Ground – opens onto Village Square; Community Facilities Lower Ground – Entry Lobby & ILAs open onto Church Plaza Ground – secondary Entry Lobby & ILAs open off Skyline Drive Single level opening onto Church Plaza
PROPOSED USE ON TYPICAL FLOORS 3 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format. 3 to 5 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format. 4 typical RAC floors over – double loaded corridor format. 4 floors of ILAs over– double loaded corridor format 4 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format.
5 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format.
5 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format. Single loaded corridor at this level only. 7 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format. Single loaded corridor at this level only. Ditto 11 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format.
FUTURE STAGES
8 LEVELS
6 floors of ILAs over – double loaded corridor format. 5 floors of ILAs over 5 floors of ILAs over 6 floors of ILAs over Single loaded corridor at this level only. 11 floors of ILAs over
n/a
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This is the vision that the Sea Eagles have for turning Brookvale Oval into a 23000 seat world-class sporting venue. The club has unveiled the impressive plans to totally transform the rundown facility with owner Scott Penn delcaring that the time for talking was now over. Forget suggestions out of NRL Headquarters that the Sea Eagles should eventually move their home games at Allianz Stadium, Manly are determined to keep playing on the peninsular at a revamped “fortress”. The development of the ground is a key element in the club’s blueprint for success over the next 10 years. We need a new stadium at Brookvale Oval - not a modified one, a new one, “ Penn said. “No is not an option.” Penn said that Sea Eagles are working closely with both
Warringah Council and the State Government to find a solution that will result in a stadium for the club to compete at the elite level for the next 10 years plus. “It can seat 23000 people and it will obviously include all the modern technology in terms of wi-fi, giant screens, commercial retailing outlets and restaurant quality food,” Penn said. “This is what we need at Brookvale Oval and (chief executive) Joe (Kelly), myself and the rest of the board aren’t going to rest until we get the ground that we need at Brookie.” The venue even incorporates wings on the roof. Penn said that the club will have to go through a community consultation process because the oval is in a residential area. “But we are very confident that we have the plan that will get us across the line,” Penn said.
“We are sick of talking about it, we want action, we want to make it happen. “Most importantly we are working on a plan that doesn’t cost taxpayers a cent,” That would involve including a commercial and residential development being allowed to get some extra height for buildings on Pittwater Rd. Kelly said the plans have progressed significantly to a tangible reality. “A 23000 allseat stadium with restaurants, bars, retail, community engagement areas and classrooms for use by local schools all-yearround will provide the residents of Warringah and supporters of the Sea Eagles with an iconic home and it is no longer just a dream,” Kelly said.
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Site Analysis
Aerial View
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FUTRA, MASCOT This project is for an aged care provider seeking to provide an all encompassing retirement living within the northern suburbs of Melbourne. The design intent seeks to promote the use of gardens and boast a variety of apartments and villas with northerly aspects. With pedestrian friendly crossings and generous car park spaces, this new development seek to promote a friendly retirement living for all walks of life.
multi storey apartments: mascot, nsw
multi storey apartments: mascot, nsw
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DP
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LEGEND:
NOTES:
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HYDRAULIC ZONE
S
SERVICES ZONE
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SLAB PENETRATION
-REFER TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DOCUMENTATION FOR STRUCTURAL DETAILS & SPECIFICATIONS -REFER TO SERVICES AND CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR STORMWATER, HYDRAUILC, MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL SERVICES LOCATIONS
100mm HIGH CONCRETE UPSTAND FW
FLOOR WASTE LOCATION
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PLANTER DRAINAGE OUTLET LOCATION
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-BUILDER AND AND SUBCONTRACTORS TO LOCATE SIZE CONFIGURATION AND EXTENT OF ALL SERVICES INCLUDING PENETRATIONS ON SITE -REFER TO LIFT MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION FOR ALL STRUCTURAL OPENINGS REQUIRED
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1820 170
200
2455
4200
660
1020 1460
3
4245
100
90 CL
RWO CL
CL
H
7680
90
CL
3435
125
G
B5A
8990
90
3650
90
F
2185 1630
1
2
E
6035
500 85
14495
2245
A
2455
2085 CL
CL
EQ
EQ
SITE BOUNDARY SHOWN DOTTED
multi storey apartments: mascot, nsw
EXTENT OF DA APPROVED (DASHED BLUE)
DA-07
DA-21
DA-04
EXTENT OF S96-3 (DASHED MAGENTA)
MAX. HEIGHT
1560
50.98
ROOF LEVEL
DA-12
49.42
3000
RL +48.42
RL +47.02
FS05 RL
46.67
46.67
11.03 W253 TYP 07
11.03 W254 TYP 16
11.03 W252 TYP 11
11.03 W251 TYP 09
11.02 W250 TYP 08
11.02 W249 TYP 08
ROOF TERRACE LEVEL 46.42
11.02 W248 TYP 02
11.02 W247 TYP 06
11.02 L115 TYP L2
3050
FS04 RL
11.02 L116 TYP L2
LEVEL 11 10.03 W229 TYP 09 10.03 L113 TYP L2
10.03 L112 TYP L2
10.03 W230 TYP 11
10.03 L111 TYP L2
10.03 L110 TYP L2
10.03 L109 TYP L2
43.37
10.02 W228 TYP 08
10.02 W227 TYP 08
10.02 W226 TYP 02
10.02 W225 TYP 06
10.02 L107 TYP L2
3050
10.03 W232 TYP 16
10.03 L114 TYP L2
10.02 L108 TYP L2
LEVEL 10 9.04 W207 TYP 11 9.05 L106 TYP L2
9.05 L105 TYP L2
9.05 L104 TYP L2
9.05 W208 TYP 11
9.04 L103 TYP L2
9.04 L102 TYP L2
9.04 L101 TYP L2
9.04 W206 TYP 08
9.03 W205 TYP 08
9.03 W204 TYP 01
3050
9.05 W210 TYP 16
40.32
9.03 W203 TYP 02
LEVEL 9 8.04 W186 TYP 11 8.05 L90 TYP L2
8.05 L89 TYP L2
8.05 W187 TYP 11
8.04 L88 TYP L2
8.04 L87 TYP L2
8.04 L86 TYP L2
37.27
8.04 W185 TYP 08
8.03 W184 TYP 08
8.03 W183 TYP 01
3050
8.05 W189 TYP 16
8.05 L91 TYP L2
8.03 W182 TYP 02
LEVEL 8 7.04 W165 TYP 11 7.05 L76 TYP L2
7.05 L75 TYP L2
7.05 L74 TYP L2
7.05 W166 TYP 11
7.04 L73 TYP L2
7.04 L72 TYP L2
7.04 L71 TYP L2
7.04 W164 TYP 08
7.03 W163 TYP 08
7.03 W162 TYP 01
3050
7.05 W168 TYP 16
34.22
7.03 W161 TYP 02
LEVEL 7 6.04 W144 TYP 11 6.05 L61 TYP L2
6.05 L60 TYP L2
6.05 L59 TYP L2
6.04 L58 TYP L2
6.04 L57 TYP L2
6.04 L56 TYP L2
31.17
6.04 W143 TYP 08
6.03 W142 TYP 08
6.03 W141 TYP 01
3050
6.05 W147 TYP 16
6.05 W145 TYP 11
6.03 W140 TYP 02
LEVEL 6 5.04 W123 TYP 11 5.05 L45 TYP L2
5.05 L44 TYP L2
5.05 L43 TYP L2
5.05 W124 TYP 11
5.04 L42 TYP L2
5.04 L41 TYP L2
5.04 L40 TYP L2
5.04 W122 TYP 08
5.03 W121 TYP 08
5.03 W120 TYP 01
3050
5.05 W126 TYP 16
28.12
5.03 W119 TYP 02
LEVEL 5 4.04 W102 TYP 11 4.05 W104 TYP 07
4.05 W105 TYP 16
4.05 W103 TYP 11
4.04 L28 TYP L2
4.04 L27 TYP L2
4.04 L26 TYP L2
25.07
4.04 W101 TYP 08
4.03 W100 TYP 08
4.03 W99 TYP 04
3050
DA-11
4.03 W98 TYP 02
DA-01
LEVEL 4 3.04 W81 TYP 11 3.05 W84 TYP 16
DA-08
3.04 L31 TYP L2
3.04 L30 TYP L2
3.04 L29 TYP L2
3.05 W82 TYP 11
3.04 L14 TYP L2
3.04 L13 TYP L2
3.04 L12 TYP L2
22.02
3.04 W80 TYP 08
3.03 W79 TYP 08
3.03 W78 TYP 01
3050
DA-14
3.03 W77 TYP 02
LEVEL 3 18.97
2.05 W63 TYP 07A
2.05 W62 TYP 07
DA-02
2.04 W60 TYP 11
2.05 W61 TYP 11
2.04 W59 TYP 08
2.03 W58 TYP 08
2.03 W57 TYP 01
3050
DA-19 2.03 W56 TYP 02
LEVEL 2
1.05 W42 TYP 03
1.05 W41 TYP 17
1.05 W40 TYP 07
1.04 W38 TYP 11
1.05 W39 TYP 11
1.04 W37 TYP 08
1.03 W36 TYP 08
1.03 W35 TYP 01
3050
15.92 1 L01 TYP L1
1.03 W34 TYP 02
LEVEL 1 12.87
G.04 W21 TYP 18
G.04 W20 TYP 18
G.04 W18 TYP 10
G.04 W17 TYP 21 G.04 W16 TYP 21
G W15 TYP 12
G.03 W14 TYP 06
G.03 W13 TYP 06
G.03 W12 TYP 04
GROUND LEVEL 9.82
DA-04 DA-16
3050
DA-10
DA-21 DA-10
FS02 STAIRS 7.04
STAIRWELL PRESSURIZATION AIR INTAKE LOUVRE.
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aged g care facilities SELECTED WORKS 2014-2015
LALOR This project is for an aged care provider seeking to provide an all encompassing retirement living within the northern suburbs of Melbourne. The project consist of 90 villas, 120 apartments and 150 residential assisted living. The development is tailored with Marchese’s new paradigm in Aged Care: “Esprit de Vie-Spirit of Life” to create an iconic and contemporary seniors living which are both affordable and appealing. Marchese Partners has designed an innovative and forward thinking development to cater for the next generation of seniors. The extensive gardens provide a visual oasis for the community whilst promoting a healthy and active lifestyle for the residents. The development incorporates all the latest research in the world’s best practice for Aged Care, allowing residents to tlive in a place where they have choice, connectivity and are empowered to live their lives as individuals. With pedestrian friendly crossings and generous car park spaces, this new development seek to promote a friendly retirement living for all walks of life.
aged care facilities: lalor, vic
aged care facilities: lalor, vic
aged care facilities: lalor, vic
aged care facilities: lalor, vic
ROSELIN COURT
Roselin Court project will be a “state of the art” specialised Dementia Care facility that will house 90 Residents, over three storeys. With it’s colocated wellness centre; Lifecare Active, Roselin Court will be the first Lifecare project to follow the endorsed Lifecare Masterplan prepared by Marchese partners over the last 2 years. With the Development Application lodged, Marchese Partners anticipate construction of the $35 milllion project to commence in late 2015. Roselin Court is set to become an important addition to Lifecare’s growing reputation in providing “worlds best” dementia care services and deliver on their mission of “Life Every Day”.
aged care facilities: roselin, sa
aged care facilities: roselin, sa
aged care facilities: roselin, sa
chapter 1: nasa research and analytical studies
aged care facilities: roselin, sa48
aged care facilities: roselin, sa
aged care facilities: roselin, sa50
BEULAH Beulah is a conservative Seniors Living that is contemporary but considerate and sensitive to the landscape in Adelaide. The design is delivered within our new paradim in Aged Care: “Esprit de Vie-Spirit of Life�. Generous landscaped gardens and private courtyards are provided both serving to allow residents to sit with friends and family in environments which are both uplifting and engaging. The buildings are both contextual to the surrounding neighbourhood, calm and soft. It is an oasis for those seeking to live in an urban environment with generous courtyard spaces.
aged care facilities: beulah, sa
aged care facilities: beulah, sa
BELLARINE The Bellarine Wellness Centre and Seniors Living set within close proximity to Bellarine Peninsular is a 5 star Seniors Living designed with luxury in mind. The project comes with generous garden space, vegetable patch and a grand lobby entrance with libraries and cafe on either side. Designed with floor to ceiling windows and private courtyard and balcony spaces, this development will serve to be the crown jewel of Melbourne’s south west suburb.
aged care facilities: bellarine, vic
interior 多tout SELECTED WORKS 2013-2014
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HOTDESK
NOOK
HUB DESK/ PRINTING STATION
NOOK
DESKS MODEL SPACE
OPEN SHELVES
NOOK
ENTRY BICYCLES FOR HIRE
KITCHEN
STORAGE
BAR
IDEAS PAINT WALL FOR WRITING ON WALLS DESKS
STORAGE STORAGE BIFOLD DOORS
MEETING ROOM/ FUNCTION SPACE
BREAKOUT SPACE SLIDING WHITE BOARD
SEATING
DESKS
SEATING
DESKS
Studio 52 is an internal competition held by the organisation to come out with ideas for the office space next door to the Sydney office.
DESKS
SEATING
MEDIA CENTRE NEWSLETTER/ MARKETING STATION
NOOK
GLASS BOARD FOR WRITING AND SMALL DISCUSSION/PRESENTATION
NOOK
STUDIO 52 My design proposal explores the notion of a market space. I’m interested in the qualities of the market typology which consists of dispersed fields of pods and tables which function individually and collectively at the same time. The notion of flexible spaces which can be configured differently at different times of the day/month/year provides different configurations for its users. As technology and globalization takes place, new work environments would be sought for a new emerging demographic. Studio 52 would be a good market place for exchange of ideas. The corridor is important as it is the spine for informal discussions and learning between its users. The main hall are organised with a fair distribution of break out spaces, nooks, media centres, hub desks, marketing station and model space exhibit. The separation of configurable meeting rooms and a kitchen area provides a sense of privacy for those opting for a more formal discussion. The permanent desks are equipped with a storage compartment and generous open shelves storage. Hotdesk would be provided for those looking for a short term lease or a non daily hire. The entire space could be turned into an exhibition/event space to generate side income as well as a marketing campaign for Marchese Partners as leaders in the design industry. Nooks are provided along the edge of the windows (with glass boards) to stimulate Work in progress discussions and could potentially be used informally for reading and writing. The stools double up as a storage area to maximize storage spaces. Hub Desks are centrally positioned for ease of access. Ideas paint would be used on the walls to enable hub members to write or draw their ideas on the walls during a meeting and to express their creativity. LQWHULRU ¿WRXW studio 52, nsw
GLASS BOARD FOR WRITING AND WIP DEVELOPMENT SESSIONS
BENCH WHICH DOUBLES UP AS STORAGE SPACE / MODEL SPACE
NOOK FOR READING/RESTING
IDEAS PAINT WALL FOR WRITING ON WALLS
VIEW OF MEDIA CENTRE
VIEW OF MEETING ROOM/FUNCTION SPACE STOOL WHICH DOUBLES UP AS STORAGE SPACE
CENTRALISED HUB DESK FOR
MODULAR CONFERENCE TABLE
LQWHULRU 多WRXW studio 52, nsw
PUSH BIKES FREE DAILY HIRE FOR ALL MEMBERS
SLIDING WHITE BOARD PANELS
AMPLE STORAGE FOR KITCHEN EQUIPMENTS AND UTENSILS
NOOK
VIEW OF BAR/KITCHEN
NOOK
KITCHEN AISLE FOR FOOD PREPARATION - DOUBLE UP AS DISCUSSION AREA
BREAKOUT SPACE / DISCUSSION AREA
OPEN SHELVES FOR BAGS AND OTHER BELONGINGS
VIEW OF BREAKOUT SPACE/NOOK GLASS MODEL STORAGE
LQWHULRU 多WRXW studio 52, nsw