JAKE
CUMBERLAND
PORTFOLIO BACHELOR
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ARCHITECTURE
SELECTED
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2017-2018
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GRADUATE
JAKE
CUMBERLAND
EDUCATION BACHELOR
2015-2016
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BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
2019-2020
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CONCEPT DESIGN DEVELOPMENT FOR WHITSUNDAYS REGIONAL COUNCIL GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
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2018
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2 X ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD (TOP 5% OF GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY STUDENTS)
2018
1ST PLACE - GOLD COAST REGIONAL BOTANICAL GARDENS VISITOR CENTRE - GOLD COAST CITY COUNCIL
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THE FLOW OF SYNERGY BOTANICAL GARDEN | ACADEMIC | 2018
DANCING IN HARMONY PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE | ACADEMIC | 2018
The MAORI MANTA RAY COMMUNITY CENTRE | COMPETITION | 2018
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Merrimac Performing Arts Centre, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
The proposal is a poetic response to the increase of urbanisation and loss of natural assets throughout the Gold Coast region. The project celebrates nature becoming a catalyst for the green economy creating a opportunity towards the forgotten community of Merrimac. Suggesting a new urban typology of balance between architecture and flora.
Merrimac Performing Arts Centre, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
The design is an assembly of modular built forms detached and raised from the wetlands, mixed with a balance of landscape allowing the vegetation to dance within an interweaved method in relation to the structure. Within each designated block there are interlocking ramps which are connecting separate spaces, creating a continuous space of curiosity. The site users get a package of seeds at the main entrance to ‘plant a tree’, this allows the users to have close connection and relationship while bringing sustainable life to the project.
50% architecture and 50% flora in response to urbanisation on the Gold Coast
Interlocking ramp creating level changes with unexpected connections
‘Plant a tree’ creates life and relationship with the community
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Merrimac Performing Arts Centre, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
Flood Resilient Amphithere
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Merrimac Performing Arts Centre, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
WETLANDS
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Vegetation
Architecture
raised structure from flood
interlocking ramp function
Merrimac Performing Arts Centre, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
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Building Pad -waterproof sealant -cast-in-situ-concrete -damp proof membrane -crushed stone earth
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Load bearing wall -cast in place concrete -rein.conc. strip footing
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Treated timber post -CLT -rein.conc. strip footing
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village typology -curiosity -explore -find -discover
structure interweaved with the vegetation
Floor system 1 -waterproof sealant -treated pine floor -treated timber joists -exposed timber bearers
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Stairs -treated timber -(tread and risers)
Roof garden -vegetation -geotextile -drainage layer -water proofing -treated timber joist -treated timber bearer
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Rooftop drainage -internal drainage system -connecting with below services.
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Roof =treated pre-fabricated CLT
2 =Timber decking -DPM -joists - Steel I-beam -MDF
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Benowa Botanical Gardens, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
Within the Master plan, the connection of the waterbodies cleared the static water from the site, allowing the old static water to now flow into the Nerang River, the free flowing water bodies heavily influencing the design process. The proposed building was designed to represent an organic wave form to link with the surrounding waterways and blend in with the sites nature and landscape. The link between landscape and structure interaction is a vital aspect of the buildings form. The landscape stomachs sections of the structure to combine the pair as one, allowing sections of the roof to be accessible for the future users.
Benowa Botanical Gardens, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
synergy
1st Gold Coast Regional Botanical gardens Visitor Centre Gold Coast City Council
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Benowa Botanical Gardens, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
The main concept for the masterplan was to interact the waterbodies together in act to clear the static water and to create a new ecosystem of the botanical gardens. Emergent landscapes terraces were activated due to flooding, allowing the water levels to rises however not affect the design.
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Benowa Botanical Gardens, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
Benowa Botanical Gardens, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
Site users
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ACCESS
CAFE
SHOP
LIBRARY
RESTROOM
PARKING
HERBARIUM
OFFICES PODS
OUTDOOR AREA
Benowa Botanical Gardens, Gold Coast, AUS - 2018
MULTIUSE
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Oriental Bay Communtiy Centre, Wellington, NZ - 2018
Oriental Bay Communtiy Centre, Wellington, NZ - 2018
The objective of our design proposal for the Oriental Bay Community Centre was to bring the building back to it’s original purpose of a multi-use public engagement facility whilst also creating a contemporary structure that addressed both the promenade and waterfront opportunities. The structure is an undulating system in the form of a manta ray; derived from its Maori representation as a wise guardian and protector. So as the manta ray is set in a state of motion, breaching the border of the natural and urban landscape, she provides a shelter of harmony in which users can cultivate their arts.
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ROOF: Fibreglass cladding 60mm Waterproof membrane High density sheep’s wool insulation Steel box beams Timber battens MDF Timber veneer soffit
Glazing to gables
Reinforced concrete structural column connects to load beaing steel I-Beam transfering load to central ridge beam.
Timber bifolding partition systems Timber screening 457x475mm
EXTERNAL WALLS: White stucco t=20mm High density sheep’s wool insulation Stud 90x45mm Pasterboard t=30mm Double glazing on south facing windows
Aluminum shading device
INTERNAL WALLS: Pasterboard t=30mm Stud 90x45mm
Oriental Bay Communtiy Centre, Wellington, NZ - 2018
Structural ring beam surrounding elevator shaft
EXTERIOR FIRST FLOOR Timber decking DPM Joists Steel I-beam MDF Timber veneer soffit
INTERIOR FIRST FLOOR Timber pine MDF Joists Beams Plasterboard Cast in situ reinforced concrete column Steel plate with bifolding track system 600mm void allowing for movement in earthquake Isulation Damp proof membrane Reinforced conrete waffle slab
EXTERNAL FLOOR: Waterproof sealant Rough troweled screed Concrete slab Damp proof membrane Concrete sub slab t=60mm Crushed stone t=60mm Earth
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INTERNAL FLOOR: Polished concrete finish Concrete waffle slab Damp proof membrane Insulation Concrete sub slab t=60mm Crushed stone t=60mm Earth
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Oriental Bay Communtiy Centre, Wellington, NZ - 2018
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Oriental Bay Communtiy Centre, Wellington, NZ - 2018