Undergraduate Portfolio, Year 2 Semester 2 by James Fam

TABLE OF CONTENTS

•INTRODUCTION AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

•DENSER THAN SPONGECAKE

•BUILDING BACK THE TROPICS

•MODELS •PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

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Introduction

This semester involved intricate yet minimised designs which involved the combination of two random functions. The process would be to develop a building situated on 142 Clarence in Sydney CBD and to be no more than a volumetric cube measuring 10m x 20m x 25m, this also ensured that the design would not exceed the existing building height. The two functions that were chosen for the proposal was to be a combination between crematorium and an industrial bakery. One function relying upon the values of synesthesia; smell, touch and taste. Whilst the other, would rely on values of destruction and minimalism. Both functions open up to a mysterious yet beautiful combination when places together in a compact, modernised space. 142 Clarence St thusforth became the field of experimentation and freedom, however still enclosed by a veil of unforeseen restrictions which, in synergy with freedom, created challenging learning experiences to s trategise methods of overcomming height restrictions and views. By closing off the two northern, eastern and southern side of the building lot, the subject building felt crushed and enclosed by the adjacent stone and brick towers which felt slightly overpowering. What must we do to reawakened power and beauty of 142 Clarence street? Stepping foot upon a brand new start on a multistorey building with medium to high density will set up an unexplored level of detail, geometry with relevant and succint meaning rooting back to the fundamentals of a bakery and a crematorium confined together in one lot.

RESPONDING TO THE SITE For the premises of this assignment, 142 Clarence Street became the main site for the Bakery and Crematorium duo function building. Much of the site does not contain any kind of vegetation apart from the deciduous trees that lie opposite eachother along Clarence Street. This particular site expressed a very aged characteristic of which i found to be powerful and robust.

RESPONSE TO SITE CONT.

Despite having a lack of sunlight within the building, A developed system of awnings and sunroofing became ideal for the current positioning of the building, However, What happens to the very core of the building? The heat of the crematorium and bakery idea would not have succeeded without following the ideologies of wind uplifts and open roofs. With this, the core of the building would be able to maintain suitable and appropriate temperatures as the hot air rises through the top of the building. This also allows sunlight to provide impeccable soft lighting on the staircase, elevator and circulation passages within the building. Lack of vegetation allowed the project to thrive in an environment dominated by stone and masonry, Thus concrete, being made in similar fashion would have brought a unique and enticing addition to the street scape and preserve the pre-established heritage.

CONCEPT COLLAGE Collaging was an initiative taken to ensure the abstract clarity of the narrative and espress the integrity of both functions, the goal of this collage was to allow viewers to grasp the connection between the dead and living, forming a contrast between synthesis and destruction whilst allowing both elements to thrive within the same environment and sharing the same space and coexisting, ultimately realising that without one, there is no other. Without death and destruction, there is no birth and creation.

RENDERING ITERATIONS Selected works “One of the great beauties of architecture is that each time, it is like life starting all over again.” Renzo Piano

FINAL PARALINE DIAGRAM Paralines are methods of demonstrating clarity, materiality and accounting for populations of peoplem, this particular diagram was a way for me to clarify that each and every aspect of the building was accessible by everyone and shared by anyone.

BUILDING BACK THE TROPICS THE FINAL ITERATION AND PRESENTATION (SEMESTER 2)

A project begins with the simple understanding of how one experiences the spacial thresholds and atmospheres of their own home, starting and ending at the bed that we allow our vulnerable selves to rest upon each night. As we carefully tread through the detailed and complex ideas of creating a home, we begin to branch out of our comfort zones until what we would understand and define as home does not simply mean our own shelter, but the shelter of every family, couple and individual walking and breathing every single day. Ultimately placing us at birthplace of our story, the TROPICS.

THIS SECION OF THE PORTFOLIO FOCUSES ON THE HANDDRAWN ELEMENTS OF A PRECEDENT STUDY OF 9 - 10 STOCK ORCHARD STREET. AN ARCHITECTURAL WORKSHOP MANAGED BY THE SARAH WIGGLESWORTH TEAM BASED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM. THE MULTIFUNCTIONAL BUILDING WAS A SUSTAINABLE WAY TO BUILDING, FOCUSING ON MINIMISING MATERIAL WASTE AND EFFECTIVE VENTILATION BY USING LOUVRES AND STACKED VENTILATION.

VIEWS AND THERMAL STACKING

PLANTATION

NATURAL SUNLIGHT

USING STEEL VENT FOR THERMAL STACKING EFFECTIVELY REDUCES THE HEATING LOAD ON THE BUILDING EMITTING HOT AIR OUT OF THE TOP AND ESTABLISHING VIEWS

USING PLANTS WITH BUILT IN RAINWATER SYSTEM FOR SELF SUSTAIN

ROOF WINDOWS ALLOW NATURAL DAYLIGHT FACING THE NORTH WESTERN FACADE

Cross Ventilation strategies using simple pathways and open planning

Simple pathways for foot paths for efficient vehicle and walking routes

Even privacy and yard space for all family types

Use of skillion roof enables thermal stacking to take place, high ceiling levels towards the facade allow for extra metal louvres letting out heat at the highest point of the interior

Using the louvre system for the building allows for extra solar shading, preventing heat gain in the summer and letting head in through the glass sliding entrance doors during the winter. Suspended flooring additionally assists with heat gain throughout all times of the year.

Absence of glass in the building allows for air to pass through louvres while keeping effective sunlight and solar gains.

The Spaces In between The master planning for the entire project revolves around the pockets of space that lies in between two of each family type. The spaces that lie in between each building forms spaces and places for groups and individuals to communicate and form bonds. Bonds are a crucial part of surviving in isolated tropical environments thusforth giving each family their own privacy space whilst simultaneously encouraging the beauty that lies in between socialising, gatherings and friendship

False walls are fixed thermal control units which help reduce the heating load on exterior wall members. The wall is simply comprised of corrugated steel sheets bolted to softwood ply battens that have been placed to leave a cavity between the wall and metal sheeting. The idea behind this mechanism is so that cold air passes up beneath and in between the cavity of the false wall releasing hot air out through the top cavity. Using metal sheeting additionally reflects sunlight off onto other materials reducing the amount of heat onto the timber walls. This strategy is to be placed on the South west and North eastern fronts of all building such that these false walls will not obstruct openings and break the flow of any cross ventilation strategies placed on the South east and North western fronts.

The Sharing Singles

The Couple house

Use of timber structural members in synergy with steel foundation supports and roof support members is uniquely designed for structural integrity against natural disasters but also for the low maintenance and delightful aesthetics. Steel members additionally compliment the aesthetics of the steel louvres which is one main design principle for stacked ventilation.

The Final Pieces 1:20 Detail Model 1:100 Couple House Model

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE THE FOLLOWING WORKS ARE THE SELECTED WORKS THAT I HAVE CHOSEN TO REPRESENT WHAT I AM CAPABLE OF IN THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT, THE SELECTED WORKS ARE OF THE MOST CHALLENGING WORKS THAT I HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN, THUS MAKING IT NOTEWORTHY. I DO BELIEVE THAT THERE IS A LONG ROAD BEFORE CONSIDERING MYSELF A PROFESSIONAL. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR TAKING THE TIME TO VIEW MY MOST PERSONAL EXHIBITION.

270 820 270

1200

270

KITCHEN

8480

9020

3650 270

1910 1680

270

300

4100

100 1000 100 3070 840 270

230

1350

540 270 840

W1 1.8H 0.6W

5.45

270

W1 1.8H 0.6W

5.30

270

5490

270

3330

100

3170

100

STUDY 270

3170

270

3330

11660

Date

EPW

3710

4.95

800

6990

5.07

KITCHEN 5760

7160 LIVING 270

5.20

5500

10%

4630

W1 1.8H 0.6W

5.17

5.20

- ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE CHECKED ON SITE PRIOR TO ANY WORK COMMENCEMENT. - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES. - WRITTEN DIMENSIONS WILL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER SCALE - GROUND LEVELS ARE APPROXIMATE ONLY. - ALL TIMBER FRAME WORKS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIMBER FRAME CODE.

NEW CROSSING

4.85

4.45

GENERAL NOTES

4.94

4.86

4.84

WATER METRE

4.75

4.64

TEL

10420

LIVING/DINING

6000

AMENDMENTS

SECTION A-A' DA 07

3330

6040

REVISION

340300

DRIVEWAY

5.15

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

LIVING

PORCH

W7 1.2H 1.8W

270

W1 1.8H 0.6W

4.98

POWER POLE

4.39

W5 0.6H 2.5W

SD 5.47

5.37

W1 1.8H 0.6W

POS 61.3 SQM

W6 1.2H 1.5W

PORCH

300340

W6 0.9H 1.5W

FRI

4830

270

5640

STUDY

5.32

OUTDOOR DINING

W5 0.6H 2.5W

270

CLOTHES 200 LINE

T ru th o N e

GE ID R .7 2 1

GE ID R 2 .6 1

GE ID R 0 .7 9

4850

RWT 3000L

L'DRY

3530

GE ID R 7 .4 9

CLOTHES LINE

200

L'DRY

100 700 1580 5180

DINING/LIVING

6430

5.47

GARAGE

KITCHEN

LIVING

DINING

5.24

LIVING

4.71

4.61

W1 1.8H 0.6W

5.47

D1 2.2H3.2W

BB 5.37 DA 05 FRI

W4 1.2H 2.4W

W3 0.9H 0.6W

DINING

270

LIVING

4.39

1840

5.37

W2 0.6H 1.2W

HWS

100 1180

100

450 2070

5.17

270

BATH

100 3400

STUDY

3400 270

PORCH

UNIT 2 LOT 2 306.2 SQM

VERANDAH

5.37

5.17

W1 1.8H 0.6W

4460

5.07

D1 2.2H4.4W

5.07

LIVING

1 : 100

4470

110 GARAGE

3000

3200 100

1000

W1 1.8H 0.6W

VERANDAH

POS 30.1 SQM

VERANDAH

1200

1270

800 2990

DRIVEWAY

1530

STUDY

W1 1.8H 0.6W 1500

4.68

4.58

13610

W4 0.6H 1.2W

HWS

200

31.420

800

BATH

200

L'DRY

DINING/KITCHEN

1570

5.56

13.350

W3 0.9H 0.6W

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100 1100 100

270

5.37

4.61 SECTION A-A' DA 07

L'DRY

5.17

W1 1.8H 0.6W

1500

6060

5.14

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5.07

i e n g a rth o cN

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GARAGE

OUTDOOR DINING

1 7 " 3 '0 1 °3 8 0 .1 8

UNIT 1 LOT 1 331.7 SQM

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CC DA 05

5.07

500

6000

270

VERANDAH 100

4.97

5.07

1130

GARAGE

38.100

230

4200

5.05

W2 0.6H 1.8W

12820

3500

4.96

2630

4.80

NEW CROSSING

DRIVEWAY

VERANDAH

L'DRY/BATH

230

4.73

4.56

4.60 7%

1100

4.64

TEL CC DA 05

470

1750

270

AWNING

STUDY

OBSCURED HIGHLIGHTED WINDOW

4.40

100 900 100

DGE 11.59

GARAGE 2900

5240

TOP 7.32

270

TOP 7.32

5750

TOP 10.27 SILL 9.56

13280

TOP 10.27 SILL 8.99

4.33

270

RIDGE 11.62

PLEX

VERANDAH

6000

7260

14440

2990

DRAWING TITLE: 109 WOOLCOTT ST. BB PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN EARLWOOD NSW 2206 DA 05 DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURE AND P (02) 9591 5292 M 0402206326 ERECTION OF A DOUBLE STOREY DUPLEX E epwdesigns@gmail.com AT: NO. 26 KYLIE PARADE, PUNCHBOWL 800

CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE

: SMOKE DETECTOR TO COMPLY WITH AS.3786 ISSUE DATE: PLOT DATE: SCALE:

6000

2/06/2016

10/04/2018 11:06:26 AM

As indicated (A3) DA 03

6600

3310

W9 0.6H 1.8W

2130

250 1920

7960

W9 0.6H 1.8W

8.37

250

BED 2

BAL

SECTION A-A' DA 07

790

1790

3080

900

2880

BATH

900

SD 8.47

7460

1530

2540 100

5190

B.I.R

D3 2121

270 1600 100

5090 7310

D2 2.1H2.9W

BAL

4610

780 250

3000

8.37

W1 1.8H 0.6W

250 1730 250 1980

1930 100

3000

250

5280

14440 250

4170

6040 6000

2370

2060

100

8.07

100

B.I.R

1940

W10 0.6H 1.5W

250

W9 0.6H 1.8W

BED 4

1010 1890

BED 4

1090

800

D3 2121

MASTER BED

3500

BAL

B.I.R

2980

BATH

8.17

W.I.R

250

3500

BED 2

B.I.R

250 100 11320

BED 3 910 50

3810

ENS

3000

2060

1260

W1 0.6H 1.8W

5.00째

1280

W2 0.6H 1.8W

B.I.R

840 940

W2 0.6H 1.2W

3000

1450

5180

W11 2.1H 0.6W

250

W.I.R

BED 3

2880

3400

3650

W8 0.6H 1.8W

CLEAR ROOF BELOW

2880

250

2400 1770

CLEAR ROOF BELOW

6000

100

UNIT 2 LOT 2 306.2 SQM

100 600

3000

1200

1001300 250

1200

6300

5.00째

2900

1390

960 100

450

250 1530 250

100

3600

6220

270

250 840 250

8.17

8.07

800 250 100

29701750 100

2.00째

MASTER BED

1600

D2 3.2W2.1H

8.17

5000

3920

W4 0.6H 1.2W

ENS

1880

4920

5520

5870 12410

250

5.00째

W8 2.1H 0.6W

1530

1990

UNIT 1 LOT 1 331.7 SQM

BAL

SECTION A-A' DA 07

4020 100

230

100

1200

2400

3700

100

6290 1250 250

6000

100

4270 10310

1350

THE BEDROOM WINDOWS TO THE FIRST FLOOR WILL COMPLY WITH CLAUSE 3.9.2.5 OF BCA VOLUME TWO; BCA 2017; WINDOWS MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF 865MM SILL AND WINDOW CANNOT OPEN FURTHER THAN 125MM

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

1 : 100

GENERAL NOTES - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE CHECKED ON SITE PRIOR TO ANY WORK COMMENCEMENT. - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES. - WRITTEN DIMENSIONS WILL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER SCALE - GROUND LEVELS ARE APPROXIMATE ONLY. - ALL TIMBER FRAME WORKS SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TIMBER FRAME CODE.

REVISION

AMENDMENTS

Date

EPW

109 WOOLCOTT ST. EARLWOOD NSW 2206 P M E

(02) 9591 5292 0402206326 epwdesigns@gmail.com

: SMOKE DETECTOR TO COMPLY WITH AS.3786

DRAWING TITLE: PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURE AND ERECTION OF A DOUBLE STOREY DUPLEX AT: NO. 26 KYLIE PARADE, PUNCHBOWL

ISSUE DATE: PLOT DATE:

CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE

JP+LC

SCALE:

2/06/2016

10/04/2018 11:06:29 AM

As indicated (A3) DA 04

UNIT 2 LOT 2

B'DRY

UNIT 1 LOT 1

11.27

B'DRY

8.5M BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT

11.57

CL2

2.00°

CL1

10.97

300

5500

8.47 GCL2 8.17

GFL2 FFL

GFL1 FFL

5.47

5.17

5.00

4.82

FFL2 FFL

2700

7.87

6450

8.17 GCL 1

5500

FFL1 FFL

300

2500

10.67

5.27

NATURAL GROUND LINE

EAST ELEVATION 1 : 100

CL2

B'DRY

11.57

UNIT 1 LOT 1

B'DRY

8.5M BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT

UNIT 2 LOT 2

11.27

2.00°

CL1

10.97

2500 300

5500

GFL2 FFL

8.17 GCL 1 7.87

GFL1 FFL

5.47

5.50

NATURAL GROUND LINE

6000

FFL1 FFL

2700

8.17

300

8.47 GCL2

2700

FFL2 FFL

5500

2500

10.67

4.67 OBSCURED HIGHLIGHTED WINDOW

WEST ELEVATION

- EXTERIOR WALLS TO BE CEMENT RENDERED - WINDOWS AND GLAZED DOORS TO BE POWERCOATED ALUM. FRAMED. - BALUSTRADE TO BE FRAMELESS GLASS - COLORBOND ROOF - PANEL GARAGE DOORS - ALL BATHROOM AND ENS WINDOWS TO BE OBSCURED GLAZING

1 : 100

5.17

5.08

REVISION

AMENDMENTS

Date

EPW

109 WOOLCOTT ST. EARLWOOD NSW 2206 P M E

(02) 9591 5292 0402206326 epwdesigns@gmail.com

NOTES:

- ALL HIGH LIGHT WINDOWS TO BE OBSCURED GLAZING

DRAWING TITLE: PROPOSED EAST & WEST ELEVATIONS DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURE AND ERECTION OF A DOUBLE STOREY DUPLEX AT: NO. 26 KYLIE PARADE, PUNCHBOWL

ISSUE DATE: PLOT DATE:

CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE

JP+LC

SCALE:

2/06/2016

10/04/2018 11:06:45 AM

As indicated (A3) DA 06

10.67

GARAGE

5.37

7.87

5.13

4.95

1200

250

5.32

6450

8.17 GCL 1

6690

FFL1 FFL

STREET BOUNDARY

PROPERTY BOUNDARY

11.27

CL1

MOORAL AVE

UNIT 2

B'DRY

8.5M BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT

3500

GFL1 FFL

UNIT 2 DRIVEWAY PROFILE 1 : 100

5.17 4.82

4.57

UNIT 1

SOUTH ELEVATION 1 : 100

11.57 11.17

2.00Â°

CL2

VERHICLE CROSSING

NEW DRIVEWAY

GARAGE

5.08

4.40

4.64

5.07

300

FFL2 FFL 8.47

GCL2

1200

5500

2500

320

10.97

PROPERTY BOUNDARY

STREET BOUNDARY

KYLIE PARADE

8.5M BUILDING HEIGHT LIMIT

B'DRY

UNIT 1 DRIVEWAY PROFILE 1 : 100

2700

8.17

GFL2 FFL

5.47

5.56

5.49

1 : 100

NOTES: - EXTERIOR WALLS TO BE CEMENT RENDERED - WINDOWS AND GLAZED DOORS TO BE POWERCOATED ALUM. FRAMED. - BALUSTRADE TO BE FRAMELESS GLASS - COLORBOND ROOF - PANEL GARAGE DOORS - ALL BATHROOM AND ENS WINDOWS TO BE OBSCURED GLAZING - ALL HIGH LIGHT WINDOWS TO BE OBSCURED GLAZING

NORTH ELEVATION

REVISION

AMENDMENTS

Date

EPW

109 WOOLCOTT ST. EARLWOOD NSW 2206 P M E

(02) 9591 5292 0402206326 epwdesigns@gmail.com

DRAWING TITLE: PROPOSED NORTH & SOUTH ELEVATIONS DEMOLITION OF EXISTING STRUCTURE AND ERECTION OF A DOUBLE STOREY DUPLEX AT: NO. 26 KYLIE PARADE, PUNCHBOWL

ISSUE DATE: PLOT DATE:

CONSTRUCTION CERTIFICATE

JP+LC

SCALE:

2/06/2016

10/04/2018 11:06:39 AM

As indicated (A3) DA 05

74.44

EXIISTING HOUSE

LEGEND TILE ROOF TO MATCH EXISTING

ROOFTILES CONCRETE TILE

70.88

LANDSCAPE CEMENT RENDER

69.76

3780

2660

GARAGE ROOF LVL

EXISTING WALL TIMBER COLUMN TO MATCH EXISTING

EXISTING STRUCTURE TIMBER

67.02 67.12

66.76

GARAGE LEVEL 67.10

66.38

NORTH - EAST ELEVATION 1 : 100

TIMBER CLADDING

69.97

EXISTING COURT YARD

GARAGE ROOF LVL 69.76

REV

69.97

3720

PROPOSED CARPORT

GARAGE LEVEL 66.27

67.12

1 : 100

GENERAL NOTES

16°

67.56

NORTH - WEST ELEVATION

- ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO BE CHECKED ON SITE PRIOR TO ANY WORK COMMENCEMENT. - ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETRES INLESS OTHERWISE STATED - WRITTEN DIMENSIONS WILL TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER SCALE - LEVELS SHOWN ARE APPOX. ONLY AND SHOULD BE VERIFIED ON SITE

70.89 69.97

69.76

GARAGE LEVEL 67.10

EXISTING HOUSE

GARAGE ROOF LVL

PROPOSED CARPORT

2660

EXISTING FENCE TO BE RETAINED

STREET B'DRY

EXISTING HOUSE 70.88

PROPERTY B'DRY

74.44

AMENDMENTS

Date

3° 67.10

66.37

5°

67.10

SECTION AA 1 : 100

EPW DESIGNS 109 WOOLCOTT ST.

P M E

EARLWOOD NSW 2206

(02) 9591 5292 0402206326 epwdesigns@gmail.com

LOT: 27 DRAWING TITLE: LOT: 2 DP: 836967DP: 11455 DRAWN BY: PROPOSED ELEVATIONS & SECTIONS

ISSUE DATE:

PROPOSED NEW CAPORT AND VERHICLE CROSSING AT: NO. 16, REED STREET, CREMORNE NSW 2090

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION

SCALE:

JL + JP

9/05/2018 3:05:30 PM

As indicated (A3)

DRAWING NO:

DA 3.0

TILE ROOF

67 .71

WS:68.00 WT:69.67

7860

5500

96°01'50"

AA DA 3.0

PROPOSED CARPORT 29 SQM

67.10

4930

EXISTING STAIRS

4660

DINING

.23 66

6°

67.10 66.45 4°

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 2

1 E. EASEMENT

DP 836967

.56 66 .48 66

EXISTING HOUSE 168 SQM

.51 66 .45 66

LIVING/FAMILY

BEDROOM3

LEGEND

MASTER BED

.52 66

.43 66 .32 66 .75 66

LANDSCAPE

E. TIMBER DECK

EXISTING WALL

.92 66

T GU0.90 7

.75 66

27.62

EXISTING STRUCTURE

.49 66

.26 66

(A) (A)

WM PP

.04 66 .87 65 .03 66

1 : 100

.10 66

.97 65

.67 65 65 .78

S:4 D:0.3 H:10

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

GENERAL NOTES

REV

AMENDMENTS

Date

EPW DESIGNS 109 WOOLCOTT ST.

EARLWOOD NSW 2206

P M E

(02) 9591 5292 0402206326 epwdesigns@gmail.com

AA DA 3.0

FENCE

276°10'20"

TIMBER

.18 66

.44 66

TERRACE

CONCRETE

CEMENT RENDER

.51 66

EXISTING LANDSCAPE TO BE RETAINED .36 66 AREA:142SQM

ROOFTILES

TILE

VEHICLE CROSSING

66.39

1900

EXISTING FENCE TO BE RETAINED 186°09'50"

4390

.24 66 .24 66

DN FOYER

ENTRY 67.72

.49 66

.42 66

DRIVEWAY

BATH KITCHEN

.58 66

3150

E. TIMBER DECKING L'DRY/BATH

T GU .04 3 71060

FENCE

.97 66

.26 67

(B)

6800

24.575 67.00

PORCH

REED

790

275°06'40"

3.955

6290

WS:68.00 WT:69.67

S:2 D:0.3 H:10

WS:71.08 WT:72.74

900

S:4 D:0.3 H:10

WS:71.08 WT:72.74

STREET

SP 18922

WALL

SP 4393

DRAWING TITLE: LOT: 2 DP: 836967 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN AND EXISTING LANDSCAPE

2 56

PROPOSED NEW CAPORT AND VERHICLE CROSSING AT: NO. 16, REED STREET, CREMORNE NSW 2090

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION

.41 65 56 DRAWN BY:

ISSUE DATE: SCALE:

9/05/2018 3:05:07 PM

As indicated (A3)

DRAWING NO:

DA 2.0