Lauren Shallice Portfolio 2013
A house with a hobby Designing a home for someone that has a hobby in this case, it is collecting wine. The house is situated at the end of flats on a forgotten space. The design focuses on letting light into the active living spaces such as the kitchen and bedroom, while the wine cellar and lounge is kept in relative darkness. There is a small outdoor area is created in a form of spacious balcony, found off the kitchen, allowing for a small oasis in an urban environment as well as an area to entertain.
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3. Lounge 4. WC 5. Storage
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6. kitchen 7. Balcony
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House with a hobby, 10 years later
Intended for the same client as the previous house only 10 years later. This design boasts more room as it is situated on a larger plot. The wine cellar is the hidden focus of the house, as it is placed in the centre with the other rooms surrounding it. The kitchen and lounge are the largest with room to entertain, but where the kitchen has plenty of windows to allow light in and social interaction the lounge is lowered with no windows, creating privacy.
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FIRST FLOOR
1. Entrance 2. Wine room 3. Study 4. Kitchen 5. Living Room 6. WC 7. Utility and storage
1. Master Bedroom 2. Waredrobe and Storage 3. Master en-suite bathroom 4. Landing 5. Second bedroom 6. Storage 7. Third bedroom 8. Bathroom 9. Roof garden
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Final renders of exteriors and interiors of the house
Pre fabricated steel joints
MEMBRANE ROOF COVERING WITH WATER CHECK AT VERGE
20mm ROOF DECK
POWDER COATED ALUMINIUM CILL FLASHER 200mm RIGID MINERAL WOOL INSULATION 21mm PLY DECK DRYLINING TO TIMBER FRAME 12.5mm 25mm SERVICE VOID
200mmX140mm ENGINEERED GLULAM I BEAM CEILING SERVICES VOID
15mm PLASTER BOARD HORIZONTAL TIMBER CLADDING
25mm PERFORATED ACCESSIBLE ACOUSTIC CEILING
INSULATION BETWEEN STUDS OF 200mm TIMBER FRAME 18mm SHEATHING BOARD BREATHER MEMBRANE VAPOUR CONTROL LAYER
1:20 WALL AND ROOF JOINT
YOURSENSEOFTOUCHORGINATESINTHEBOTTOMLAYEROFYOURSKINCALLED THEDERMIS.THEDERMISISFILLEDWITHMANYTINYNERVEENDINGSWHICHGIVE YOU INFORMATION ABOUT THE THINKS WITH WHICH YOUR BODY COMES IN CONTACT.THEYDOTHISBYCARRYINGTHEINFORMATIONTOTHESPINALCORD, WHICH SENDS MESSAGES TO THE BRAIN WHERE THE FEELING IS REGISTERED
T H E R M O C E P T I O N THERMOCEPTION OR THERMORECEPTION IS THE SENSE BY WHICH AN ORGANISM PERCEIVES TEMPERATURE
SPATIAL CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS LIGHT SKIN FACE COLD SHADOW BRAIN HANDS NERVE SENSE ENERGY HOT INFRARED SENSORS
THE PRO CESS INVOLVES THE IMPACT MADE BY HEAT ENERGY ON SPECIALISED SENSE ORGANS KNOWN AS THERMO CEPTORS, ALLOWING LIVING THINGS TO DETECT TEMPER ATURE
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This pavilion has been developed as a spin off from a mapping project of Regent’s Park. A smaller version of the original mapping grid was used to regulate the height and depth of the structure. A section was cut through to provide straight forward access from the inner circle to the waterfront, in doing this, two sides of the pavilion have been created, and in turn dividing them both into the summer and winter pavilions. The green roof acts as a transition, blurring the boundies from the wooden facades to the grass landscapes.
Cafe and seating area
Performance area
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The pavilion is situated in Regent’s Park in an area that is popular all year round. It has the benefit of a clear south facing sun, as well the existing suburban landmark of the band stand. The pavilions are angled so they face this artefact, encouraging more social events.
Following on from a previous group project, something was needed to be designed to upset the system diagram. Inspired by White City’s past history of hosting exhibitions. This temporary structure is situated in an unused space outside the BBC Media Village. Scaffolding is the principle structure with reclaimed wood as flooring and supporting furniture. The classic film posters, screen printed on arcylic panels are the main expense of the pop cinema, used both as aesthics and advertisement of the films due to shown.
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Day rendering, the corporate environment as office workers and day time shoppers
Night rendering, more people travel to White City to experience the pop up theatre.
Hackney Wick Regeneration and Master plan
STEM, Science, technology, Engineering, Maths Regenerating Hackney Wick and creating and celebrating STEM in the east of London. New will mix with the old and HW will become a place of learning, research, development and provide opportunities to the new generation. Not only will the new development serve those involved in the sciences but also the current residents. With better access and circulation across Hackney Wick and new employment opportunities planned.
Hackney Wick contextual diagram
Master plan approach New Developments Regeneration of existing
As part of the regeneration of Hackney Wick an Observatory, planetarium, laboratories and offices were to be built for private and public use. The building accommodated the two height levels of the site as well as providing access across the river.
The plot
Push back to increase the size of the public square
Cut through the plot to allow and increase pedestrian access
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Second Floor 1. Staff room 2. Admin. offices 3. Computer and production offices 4. Telescope control room 5. W.C. 6. Storage 7. Steps 8. Library 9. Viewing platform 10. Offices 11. Storage 12.W.C.
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First Floor 1. Planetarium 2. Exhibition space 3. Box offices 4. Pods 5. W.C. 6. Storage 7. laboratory 8. Storage 9. Laboratory 10. Prep. Rooms 11. Offices
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Ground Level 1. Maintenance area 2. Kitchen 3. Gift Shop 4. W.C. 5. Entrance to Centre 6. Reception 7. Laboratory 8. Laboratory 9. Offices 10. Break area 11. Offices 12. Laboratory
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Section through the planetarium and wall of stairs and pods
Section through the Obervatory and Centre for Physics and Astronomy
Wall of stairs and Observation pods. The wall is angled at the telescope while the pods have images from the telescope projected onto its wall.
Interior of planetarium
Interior of Physics and Astronomy Centre
Across the Bridge at night
Hackney Wick Observatory and centre for Physics and Astonomy
That’s a wrap... for now