HARRY RIDDICK
RIBA Part 1 Architecture P o r t f o l i o
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Wallington Viewpoint
12. Tyne Theatre 20. Creative Community 28. Professional Practice Work 34. Other Projects
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Harry Riddick
3 Swan Court, 18 Mentmore Road Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire LU7 2NZ 07772 980009 (mobile) harryriddick@aol.com
Education and Qualifications 2013-2017
Architecture graduate looking to further a career in design. Well-equipped in working alongside colleagues to successfully fulfil given duties with a focus on detail and pride in quality of work. Please view my degree portfolio at the following link: issuu.com/harryriddick/docs/portfolio
Career History
Anthro Architecture, Second Floor Studio, 65 Cross Street, London, N1 2BB (April 2018 – March 2019) ● Architectural Assistant role working alongside the Director to help fulfil the daily duties of an architectural practice. ● Working across all stages on a variety of residential projects including social housing, extensions and interior fit-outs, as well as on design development for commercial projects. ● Using Vectorworks to create technical CAD drawings including detailed floor plans, building sections and elevations, structural detail drawings and mechanical & engineering plans. ● Producing documents using InDesign such as feasibility studies, planning applications and concept development presentations. ● Creating 3D models using Sketchup to aid the design process, such as contextual site models, concept models and development models for Stage 3 design. ● Producing visualisations throughout the design process from early stage design sketches to final perspective images, making use of Photoshop, Sketchup and image rendering packages. ● Editing and preparing architectural photographs for online publication. ● Instrumental in the day-to-day running of the office with responsibility for opening and closing the office when the Director was away. The Swan Hotel, 50 High Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 1EA (April 2018 – June 2018) ● Part time housekeeping role cleaning and servicing hotel rooms to strict standards prior to guest arrival. ● Duties included cleaning, changing bed sheets, reporting room defects/repairs and safeguarding property. ● Completed courses on Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) awareness and fire safety as part of my working responsibilities. Extrastaff (Temp Agency), 20 Pudding Ln, Maidstone ME14 1LT Warehouse Operative (September 2017 – March 2018) ● Building hand constructed air-conditioning units to exact specifications from CAD drawings while applying logic and initiative to rectify errors in the drawings during the construction process. ● Quickly learning a complex and varied process of construction, with fluency and independent working in the construction process achieved promptly within the first two weeks in the role, after which I was trusted to train new colleagues on their duties and responsibilities. ● Making use of a variety of tools including hand drills, saws, sealant guns and air tools. Other short term roles (between June 2015 – September 2016) ● Various temporary roles including picker and packer, warehouse operative and general labourer, worked over summer holidays). Multiple duties including organisation of stock, cleaning, unloading daily deliveries, assisting the stocktaking process, packaging and labelling highly fragile product for delivery and working on a fast moving production line.
2006-2013
Northumbria University, Second-class honours, upper division (2:1), Architecture BA (Hons). ● Practiced multiple disciplines including physical model making, CAD drawing, 3D modelling, CGI image rendering and hand drawing. ● Produced multiple technical, environmental and feasibility project reports alongside design workbooks and portfolios. ● Frequently presented to tutors and peers in end of project reviews and weekly tutorials. ● Worked in several group project tasks as part of a team, including presentations and compiled reports. ● Became accustomed to working to weekly deadlines, as well as negotiating multiple projects and deadlines simultaneously. Maidstone Grammar School A Level Maths (A), Music (A), Physics (C), Graphic Design (C at AS level) GCSE 9 exams (ranging from grade A*-C) including Maths, English, Sciences and Art
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A week’s work experience each at two different architectural practices (Jestico + Whiles, London, and Arts Architecture, Kent) Assisted at The DPC photographic studio in London, with tasks including Photoshop work, assisting studio photoshoots and dealing with clients. Several years playing with the Kent County Youth Orchestra, Kent Youth Jazz Orchestra and other ensembles and bands, constantly co-operating with large groups of people, leading my instrumental section with instructions and advice, and performing solos and improvisational material confidently in front of large audiences and peers. Volunteered for a week constructing an eco-friendly ‘Earthship’ self-sufficient home in Kent, learning about sustainable construction methods, low-tech materials and energy storing.
Additional Skills and Achievements ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Trained in Vectorworks. Skilled in Photoshop, InDesign and Sketchup Proficient in AutoCAD, CGI image rendering software. Skilled across Microsoft Office packages (or equivalent). Grade 8 (with distinction) in Trombone and Grade 5 music theory certificates. Won the Maidstone Grammar School music trophy. Keen interest in photography and and photo editing.
References available on request
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WALLINGTON VIEWPOINT
CAMB0 | NORTHUMBERLAND The Wallington Viewpoint exists to celebrate the work of Capability Brown through embracing and becoming a part of the landscape that influenced him. Situated on a sloping site above Wallington’s walled garden, the Viewpoint allows visitors to be inspired by the same majestic views that captured Brown’s imagination. The ascents, turns and reveals experienced in the Viewpoint echo those of a Brown landscape. A new productive garden for community food growth accompanies the existing adjacent walled garden, while new dedicated space for Wallington’s gardeners facilitate both the productive and walled gardens.
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South to North Section
Capability Brown archive Floral Library Capability Brown centre
Farm shop and community kitchen Gardener’s facilities
Productive garden
Axonometric Overview
Internal Perspective 6
Technical Section
Structural Axonometric
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20mm larch rain-screen cladding panels on vertical cladding rail 10mm sheathing board and breather membrane Mineral wool cavity insulation 15mm rigid insulation 12.5mm painted plasterboard Retaining wall
Ground Floor 1 2 3 4 5
Granite floor finish 50mm concrete screed 15mm rigid insulation lapped to vertical insulation with damp proof membrane Concrete floor beam Concrete pad foundation
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12.5mm painted plasterboard Mineral wool insulation between corrugated steel roof sheets OSB layer supporting vapour barrier and external rubber membrane
Site Plan 7
1:100 Farm Shop, Kitchen and Upper Gardener’s Store Plan
1:100 Lower Gardener’s Store Plan 1 2 3 4
Gardener’s lounge Gardener’s offices Gardener’s bathroom and shower Exit to productive garden
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Gardener’s workstation and storage Farm shop Community kitchen External kitchen area Productive garden
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1:100 Main Building Ground Floor Plan 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1:100 Main Building First Floor Plan
Public cafĂŠ Lounge area Kitchen Public toilets Library reception Floral library books IT research area External courtyard
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Entrance/lobby Downstairs to cafĂŠ Capability Brown archive Downstairs to library
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1:100 Main Building Second Floor Plan 1 2 3 4 5
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Education centre Permanent Capability Brown gallery Tiered exhibition/temporary auditorium space Gallery/auditorium seating storage Oculus viewpoint
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Site Model
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TYNE THEATRE
NEWCASTLE | TYNE & WEAR This scheme sees a new addition to Newcastle’s historic Tyne Theatre. Currently a cramped, congested space, the existing theatre required a new structure to house a small theatre, restaurant and exhibition space. The new structure intends to restore the Tyne Theatre as both a physical and societal landmark of the region. It sits alongside and beneath the existing listed front facade at street level, segmenting and humanising its grand scale.
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Concept Development
Structural Diagram
Building Heights
Spatial Hierarchy 14
Wall to Roof Detail
Intermediate Floor to Wall Detail
Ground Floor/External Wall Detail
Technical Cross Section
1. Single ply non-bituminous membrane 2. 25mm Kingspan Thermaroof Insulation 3. 50mm Kingspan Optim-R Roofing Infill Panel 4. 20mm Plywood deck 5. Vapour layer 6. Raised edge trim 7. Timber baton 8. Adjustable wall tie 9. 50mm untreated larch flooring
1. 50mm untreated larch flooring 2. Underfloor heating pipes in 25mm dry mix concrete 3. 50mm rigid insulation, clipped to pipes 4. 25mm baton 5. Fire stop 6. Suspended 30mm plaster ceiling panel 7. Earthwool insulation between light timber studs 8. 100mm pre-cast concrete wall panel
1. 100mm veneer sandstone cladding 2. 80mm vented air space 3. 20mm rigid filled cavity insulation 4. Breather membrane 5. Earthwool insulation between light timber studs 6. 100mm pre-cast concrete wall panel 7. DPC, lapping with DPM running on top of raft foundation 8. Plaster capping at base of building 9. French surface drain 10. 50mm untreated larch flooring 11. 50mm concrete floor screed 12. 100mm rigid insulation 13. Concrete raft foundation 14. Trench blockwork leading to pile foundations.
Wall to Roof Detail
Intermediate Floor to Wall Detail
Ground Floor to External Wall Detail 15
Schedule of Accommodation 1. New small theatre 2. Kitchen 3. Restaurant 4. Foyer/Reception 5. Offices 6. Practice space 7. Auditorium 8. Actor’s bathroom 9. Storage 10. Dressing rooms 11. Disabled WC 12. Circulation space 13. Bar 14. Mezzanine 15. Showers 16. WC 17. Gallery space 18. Café 19. Roof terrace 20. Function room 21. Plant room
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Site Plan 17
West Elevation
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C R E A T I V E COMMUNITY
OUSEBURN | TYNE & WEAR The Ouseburn river-front currently finds itself in a disjointed and fragmented condition. Three distinct vertical levels (the road, the river, the in-between) find themselves without connection. In this scheme a permeable landscape is formed, in which the clubhouse plays a key part, providing a porous layer between the road and the river; this building is actively involved with the landscape on all levels, opening out to public plazas on the road and intermediate levels with the river level exposing the public to the craft and intricacy of the boat club’s repair and activities.
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Private/Inaccessible Space Public Space
Existing Site
Masterplan
Existing Site Boundary Permeability Diagram
Reclaimed Public Space Diagram
Design Section 22
Interior Perspective
Technical Section
Masterplan Axes Diagram 23
Floor Plan (Road Level)
Floor Plan (Intermediate Level)
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Floor Plan (River Level)
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1:250 Site Model
Site Plan 26
1:100 Section Model
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE WORK
Concept Visualisation 29
“Palette Pop-Up” Concept
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Concept Stair Designs for Residential Fit-out
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Office Divider Concept
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REVISIONS *: ORIGINAL - FC For Construction - 14/02/2018
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INDICATES PROPOSED STRUCTURE
Exploded Axo NOT TO SCALE
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10mm thick steel frame, 400x400mm openings between steel frame to front and rear, 400mm wide including steel frame to side.
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In-built shelving unit, open to rear elevation, to be 18mm moisture resistant, flame retardant timber veneered mdf, fit permanently within steel frame.
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Office tables to be butt against closed end of in-built shelving unit.
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Modular removable storage units, 400mm wide and up to 400mm high, to be 18mm moisture resistant, flame retardant timber veneered mdf Second Floor Studio, 65 Cross Street, London, N1 2BB
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Victorian Painter’s Hall Conversion Visualisations
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OTHER PROJECTS
Site Study Drawing 35
Mausoleum Theatre Project
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Bridge Concept Model
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