Sample Portfolio

Guiseppe Ferrigno Sample Portfolio Oxford Brookes MArchD Architecture Application

A2 Design & Technology: Sculptural Bench designed and built [2011]

Hello Wood: Project Village ‘Rolling Pub’ Rolling Pub seating pavilion, built as part of Project Village_2015. Based in Csórompuszta, Hungary a group of artists and architects came together to explore ‘the village’, both conceptually and physically (at 1:1) through the masterplan and building of a new village settlement. group design and build [July 2015]

Vertical Services Distribution behind

Warm Air Outlet Louvre

Horizontal Services Distribution

Escape/Circulation Zone

Cool Air Inlet Louvre

Amenity Zone

Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery Services punch through external cladding into ceiling void South facing, double glazed, top hung opening window unit

Fire & Acoustic Rated Wall Build Up

Reinforced Concrete Floor Slab with downstand beam at balcony junction Thermal & Fire Break between balcony and floor slab

Architectural Placement: Technical Review Rathbone Market, CZWG Architects

Cast In Situ Reinforced Concrete Balcony

The dialogue between structure, construction, environment, context, space, assembly and external form generates relationships which are singular to any building project.

This course offers you the opportunity to communicate your appreciation and understanding of how these relationships are integrated through your appraisal and description of a building with which you have become familiar during the placement period.

[Year 4 Semester 1]

Figure 39: Block B Balcony Study

Architectural Design: Any Place Public Library, Rome Develop the design of your library on a specified urban site. Design a building that responds to the patterns of movements and environmental phenomena that cut across its site, and to the dynamic character of the programme it accommodates.

[Year 2 Semester 2]

Architectural Design: Explorations Fill, Flow, Track: An Architecture of Erosion Based on the Isle of Rum I created a series of instruments to record a survey of factors affecting erosion at selected test sites on the Island. This gave rise to a language of forms and processes that informs the design proposal of an erosion testing centre. The language then informs a design proposal facilitating a program of material erosion studies.

[Year 3 Semester 1]

Architectural Design: Tectonics Civic Fabrications | Acting Up Prologue | Casting Call Re-interpreting ‘Town Castle Kr’ by Paul Klee, the regularised patterns of New York were distorted through folding and refraction. This gave rise to tectonic themes of: movement, pattern, distortion, colour, and fold.

[Year 4 Semester 2]

Architectural Design: Tectonics Civic Fabrications | Acting Up Dramatisation | Further Education College Using the folding patterns established in casting call a landscape is defined. From this undulating surface the further education college unfolds. Cross laminated timber panels allow a continuous geometry, creating a monolithic form, and establishing a strong civic presence. This is punctured by large openings, allowing glimpses to the performing arts college within.

[Year 4 Semester 2]

Carpentry and Joinery Workshop

Multipurpose Workshop

Joinery Machine Shop

Atrium + Cafe

Reception

Tool Store

Construction Project Store 2 Cafe Bar

Cafe Kitchen

WC

Mail Room WC First Aid

Creche & Childcare Staroom

Learning Resource Centre

Issue Desk

Silent Study Space

General Building Workshop

Extruded aluminium window frame Double glazing unit

Prefabricated timber cladding panel Breather membrane Ridged board insulation Vapour barrier Cross laminated timber panel

Steel ‘T’ section (slot and bolted into clt groove + cast into concrete)

Recycled aggregate concrete paving slabs Hardcore %HNYWXEFPI VEMWIH ¾SSVMRK

Drainage trench Breather membrane Ridged insulation board Vapour barrier Cast in situ reinforced concrete retaining wall

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‘L’ section steel wall plate

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Architectural Practice: Julian Cowie Architects Melody Lane, Islington, London The drawings shown form part of a planning application for a mixed use scheme in Islington, comprising 8 residental units and a self storage facility. I was responsible for producing the drawings and information for the planning submission. images shown produced for Julian Cowie Architects [September 2015 - present]