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RESUME Jed Cracknell’s 2019 professional resume/CV for Part 2 Architectural Assistant
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EXHIBITION/LEISURE CENTRE
P RO F E S S I O N A L WO R K Employed by - Cracknell, London UK Client - UAE Developer Location - Sharjah, UAE Year - 2018
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n o t e : T h e p e r p e r s p e c t i v e h e r e w a s c r e a t e d u s i n g t h e B I M m o d e l I w a s d i r e c t l y r e s p o n s i b l e f o r. I t h e n w o r k e d w i t h t h e g r a p h i c s d e p a r t m e n t t o a c h i e v e t h e r e n d e r e d o u t c o m e .
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P RO F E S S I O N A L WO R K Employed by - HOK, London UK Client - Educational Institute Location - Kuwait Year - 2016/17
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The next few pages showcases my work with the international practice ‘HOK’ on an educational institute in Kuwait. I was working on the project in a large multidisciplinary design team, however I was directly responsible for one the 4 building design options that were to be presented to the client. I worked closely with a lead designer on the design layout, area plans, facade design etc. In addition I was directly in charge of all the CAD/Revit work relating to this design option.
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PLANS & AERIAL CGI
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE: T h e a e r i a l p e r s p e c t i v e s t h a t w e r e c r e a t e d d i r e c t l y f r o m t h e B I M m o d e l I w a s r e s p o n s i b l e f o r. I t s h o w s b o t h t h e f e m a l e a n d m a l e c a m p u s e s w i t h t h e c e n t r a l l a n d s c a p e o a s i s .
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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE: The inter ior per spective shows the lar ge multi pur pose atr ium space with interconnecting br idges crossing overhead.
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PHYSIC AL MODEL: I used the Revit BIM model I created for the project to expor t and set up all the 3D pr int files (Floor plans,Roof, faรงades, topogr aphy). Then using Rhino I cleaned up the files prepar ing them to be sent off to exter nal contr actor s to be pr inted and assembled.
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P RO F E S S I O N A L WO R K Employed by - Cracknell, London UK Client - UAE Property developer Location - Dubai, UAE Year - 2016
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The next few pages showcases my work with the international practice ‘Cracknell Design’ on a sports clubhouse and cafe located in Dubai, UAE. I worked in a small architectural design team as a designer and the lead Revit/BIM technician. I was in charge of concept design development working directly with clients fulfilling their requests as well as requests from the rest of the design team. As well as the architecture BIM I worked strongly on the final design presentation shown.
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P RO F E S S I O N A L WO R K Self Employed - Represent Design, London UK Client - UAE Full service real estate company Location - Dubai, UAE Year - 2018/19
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The next page showcases my own work for a large full service real estate company in Dubai, UAE. I was tasked to create high quality property marketing experience for a property on their listings. This task made full use of my 3D modelling and design representation skills as well as scripting and coding the interactive elements within the experience. This was all completed under a strict time-frame for the client.
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Note: Use smar t-phone camer a and hover over code to go to animations.
F u l l y i n t e r a c t i v e w a l k - t h r o u g h s h o w c a s i n g t h e d e s i g n o f a l u x u r y a p a r t m e n t i n t h e m i d d l e e a s t . Pe o p l e c a n w a l k t h r o u g h t h e p r o p e r t y u s i n g t h e i r c o m puter and exper ience the space at any angle whilst also adapting fur niture , room inter ior designs and floor s/walls.
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A PHYSIC AL University Project, Oxford Location - Hong Kong Tutor - Karl Kjelstrup-Johnson & Nick McGough Year - 2018-2019
This next few pages are showcasing work from my final year architecture masters degree project carried out at Oxford Brookes, Oxford school of architecture. The project builds on my own personal interest in how people move through spaces differently to one another and how we can design a space using peoples movements as a key design tool. ‘A Physical Linkedin’ - the project takes the main ideas of linkedin as an online networking platform (connecting professionals online) and manifest these into a built form. *Project Short-listed: RIBA South Student Prize 2019 Ackroyd Lowrie Prize 2019 Make Architects Prize 2019
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‘Agile workspaces designed to connect people’
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Existing movement analysis of three areas of differing land-uses and group movement personalities. These areas all have different movement scenarios and themes (Social, direct, exploratory) that help to build up a good range of movement profiles.
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The analysed footage above is showing expected project end users age ranges interacting with a new exhibition area development.
The analysed footage screenshot above is showing expected project end users age ranges interacting with a cultural centre.
*Social/interactive theme observed throughout
The analysed footage screenshot above is showing expected project end users within a central transportation hub in Hong Kong.
*Direct & purposeful theme observed throughout
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*Exploitative theme observed (Interactions with people as well as obstacles/architecture)
Location Study 3 ‘West Kowloon Terminus’
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Location Study 2 ‘Tai Kwun cultural centre main courtyard’
Location Study 1 ‘Herzog & De Meuron Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Art Extension’
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The resulting research data identifies a good range of movement profiles within the different sites in Hong Kong. Each of these profiles has been de-constructed into a number of different categories and observations.
Fast but direct mobility
Low mobility (Elderly & Physically challenged)
Quick & agile mobility
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Main observations: Theme Observations Confidence- Confident, knows where he is going. Agility - Quick to change direction, Adapt to obstacles Speed - (Moving Fast): 5m in 3.5 seconds = 1.4 M/s (Upstairs)
Main observations: Theme Observations Confidence- Confident, seems to know direction Agility - Not very agile, slow to change direction/adapt to obstacles/people Speed - (Slow Moving): 8m in 13 seconds = 0.6 M/s
Main observations: Theme Observations Confidence- Very confident, Knows space well. Agility - Adapts well to obstacles/people (Thoughtful to others) Speed - (Moving Quickly): 4m in 3.2 seconds = 1.25 M/s
Main observations: Theme Observations Confidence-Stop/star,t Seemingly inexperienced Agility -Take up larger area, however still seemingly agile, avoid obstacles. Speed -(Slow Moving): 2m in 4 seconds = 0.5 M/s (Upstairs)
Main observations: Theme Observations Confidence- Stopped interacting with location, (Photographs) Agility - Take up large area, uncoordinated as group (hard to navigate/avoid) Speed - N/A
Overview - Mobile (Direct nature)
Overview - Low mobility, stop start movements (Direct nature)
Overview - Very Mobile (Exploratory nature)
Overview - Low mobility, stop start movements (Direct nature)
Overview - Low mobility, stop start movements (Direct nature)
Note: *These profiles are now tools that will be implemented into a new proposal (Where appropriate).
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The Digital Agent scripting and movement pattern examples for each personality identified.
The ‘Grasshopper’ Scripts Each of the movement personalities utilise the same base script that is then modified to help mimic their different movement traits (Velocity, Agility and confidence/Directness).
Movement personality build-up
The Digital Agents (Example scenario) Below is an example scenario showcasing how the created digital agents were observed reacting differently to an environment..The script used for these three agents is the same that is used in the larger simulations throughout the project. All that changes is the number of digital agents and their environment(Boundaries & POI’s etc).
Movement Personality 1 ‘Very Mobile (Exploratory nature)’
Direct and strong reaction to input area.
Strong reaction to input boundary (Change direction)
Speed agility directness Movement Personality 2 ‘Mobile (Direct nature)’
Environment Area where the agents can explore Inputs Different inputs that the agents react to. Could be a boundary that represents a feature space and when the agents pas into that boundary they react differently.
Input boundary: Settings of agents mean they react differently to the input boundary that they enter.
Movement Personality 3 ‘The Elderly Professional’ Trajectory = Little to no reaction from input boundary
Movement Personality 1 ‘Very Mobile (Exploratory nature)’
Results/Observations: • Less exploratory & very direct
Movement Personality 3 ‘Less mobile (Direct nature)’ Results/Observations: • Direct but slow steady pace
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Results/Observations: • Very exploratory and varying speeds
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Taikoo Place Site reasoning and analysis.
Map showing chosen site & top 10 employers office’s locations within Hong Kong: *Map helps to identify key business zones within the city.
Identification of 3 business zones:
10 main on-site office blocks highlighted
Site - Quarry Bay Taikoo Place: • Dedicated business area. • High density of businesses in small area • Future development business hub plans and expectations. • Good transport links • Available space for new developments.
Map showing Taikoo Place site & a few current businesses on site: A few current businesses on site:
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The physical site model is showing the Taikoo Place location wand highlighting the 10 main context buildings that the Linkedin scheme will work with both structurally and programmatic.
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The Concept - 10 site buildings, 3 movement personalities, and the linkedin scheme connecting them all.
10 Buildings The concept:
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Ribosome tree concept Another strong concept for the scheme is derived form the ribosome tree and its multiple links of different scales between different structures.
Concept model The physical concept model to the right is showing the concept of a central Linkedin scheme connecting 10 different buildings on site and doing so with three different movement personalities in mind.
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Wider proposal - Here the wider Linkedin proposal is shown meandering between the 10 context buildings and dropping to the ground at a central location. The main program themes are also highlighted showing what will be occurring within the building itself.
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‘Lower Hive Floor 1(Tedx Program)’
TEDx Exterior Inside/ Outside auditorium (Folding window panes).
Lower Hive Level 1 3D Axo
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TEDx The key program for the ground hive is to house the TEDx conference centre on Level1 and then the normal networking campus above.
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Feature lower auditorium architecture - Showcasing lightweight structural glass that maximises light within the new proposal as well as the immediate context buildings themselves.
Feature Space Feature auditorium space showcasing the projects use of glazing and lightweight structure.
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‘Upper Hive example layout (Linkedin networking campus)’
Floating Auditorium Outside Break out space attracting people to this area of the upper Hive.
Upper Hive Level 2 3D Axo (Context Level 14)
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Intimate terrace There are a few quieter spaces (Terraces, Private auditorium) within the scheme.
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Visual showcasing full scheme from park situated near to site. Scheme can be seen supported by the surrounding context buildings with connection bridges and walkways linking their occupants as a result.
FULL FROM PARK Visual showcasing the architecture situated and supported by the lightweight tensile structure system of context buildings
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Typical architectural construction details and main cable structure assembly details.
Cables: • Redaelli cables and connection sockets. • 50mm Cables (Support 200 tonnes of weight). Adequate for scheme size and estimates of 1Tonne per msq (Light weight structure)
Roof Build-up: • Roof finish • Screed • Waterproof membrane • Rigid insulation • Metal sheeting • Resilient bars • Steel I Beam frame structure (Insulation in-filled) • Metal sheeting • Rigid insulation • Plasterboard • Ceiling finish
Tensile structure main joint node
• Seele structural glazing used where necessary ( 8m+)
Typical floor detail
Lower Hive Showing large structural glazing (‘Seele’ products) utilised around the scheme to allow more light to pass into the design & the context buildings surrounding.
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Tensile structure meets structural floor frame
Floor Build-up: • Floor finish • Screed • Rigid insulation • Metal sheeting • Resilient bars • Steel I Beam frame structure (Insulation in filled) • Resilient bars • Metal sheeting • Rigid insulation • Waterproof membrane • Plasterboard • Timber Finish
Raised Tree Pits: • Set into the structural framing of the overhung raised spaces. • Offset from edge by potential growth height due to safety requirements.
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Lower Hive construction sequence.
Stage 1 - Adapting the existing Structure
Stage 2 - Set upper tensile cables
Stage 3 - Installing upper roof levels
Stage 5 - Connecting the lateral support elements
Stage 6 - Installing the main circulation Elements.
Stage 7 - Main Weather proofing elements are installed.
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Stage 4 - Set floor segments one by one
Stage 8 - The completed Hive
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A S E N S O RY D U B A I University Project, Oxford Location - Dubai, UAE Tutor - Laura Azevedo Year - 2018
The next few pages will be showcasing some of my work from the first year postgraduate study at the Oxford school of architecture (Oxford Brookes). The design looks to be a central destination in Dubai, UAE. The developed functional design is looked at further to create unique sensory experiences throughout the proposal. *Project awarded: West Waddy Urban Design Award 2018
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A R E TA I L G R O U N D R O U T E : The covered mixed use retail area beneath the residential block. (covered path connects area to tr anspor t hub via walking and p o d ’s ) .
B ‘ WA D I ’ N AT U R A L LY S H A D E D R O U T E : The natur ally shaded wadi path (Provides site user s a different (more natur al) route between the residential/mixed use blocks and transpor t hub).
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D G AT H E R I N G S T R E E T : The wide theatre street. (Street will be par tially closed off to vehicles dur ing enter tainment times allowing people to overflow out of the theatre gathering & interacting in the street).
C C ANAL ROUTE: The canal promenade (continuous promenade flanking sites waterways).Running/cycling and water access oppor tunities (boat docking throughout).
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Adaptable retail plots (Movable partitions etc) within main ‘souk’ structures. Capable of housing a wide variety of vend o r s . ( Tr a d i t i o n a l spice vendors to more contempo-
To s h o p p i n g s o u k
Te n s i l e s h a d e structures (concept to cover with climbing vegetation to reduce solar gain (Bougainvillea)
Raised Road: Link to residential b l o c k ’s & r e s t o f D u b a i
To R e t a i l C e n t r e & main mosque
C a n a l Te r r a c e s & s o u k s q u a r e s (Areas for pop up stalls and vehicles. (See Visual ‘F’))
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S H O P P I N G ‘ S O U K ’ : The Souk concept str ived for an outdoor shopping area where stalls are provided to attr act a wide var iety of vendor s. (In addition different size open squares allow pop up food stalls and vehicles to set up activating the spaces.
Structural Supports To M o n o r a i l S t a t i o n ( l i n k to the rest of the city)
R A I S E D WA L K WAY S C O N N E C T I N G P E O P L E TO T H E T R A N S P O R T H U B I S L A N D
Diagram exploring the raised walkways that connect the transpor t Hub to the rest of the site.
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T R A N S P O RT H U B ( U P P E R ) : A hive of activity from the r aised vehicle drop off entr ance to the busy tr anspor t pod station areas. The upper floor s are the hear t of the sites tr anspor t networ k being both a visual and functional space .
Full Height Facade (Lower floor to Upper)
Upper floors: - Tr a n s p o r t P o d Stations -Cafe - Ta x i D r o p O f f Entrance
Lower floors: -Boat Docking - C a f e ’s - R e s t a u r a n t ’s
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T R A N S P O R T H U B ( L OW E R ) : T h e l o w e r t r a n s p o r t h u b t e r r a c e s i n t e r a c t w i t h t h e w a t e r a n d p r o v i d e u n i q u e f o o d a n d d r i n k a r e a s f o r s i t e r e s i d e n t s a n d v i s i t o r s (Day and Night).
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TRANSPORT HUB EXPLODED AXO: D i a g r a m s h o w i n g t h e d i f f e r e n t a c t i v i t i e s o c c u pying the transpor t hub island.
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S U D S : Greywater reuse from all structures within wider site to fuel irrigation.
LONG SECTION
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Horizontal louvres minimise solar penetration when sun is high.
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A view from an incoming transport pod to the central floating hub.
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Facade detail for floors 3+
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D e s i g n e d t o c r e a t e s m a l l i n t i m a t e s p a c e s f o r p e o p l e t o g a t h e r.
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Section showing the different landscape areas featured in the project.
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The next page is showcasing a link to an animation I created for advanced representation module at Oxford Brookes. The animation follows a storyline that is set in my previous ‘Sensory Dubai’ project. Numerous programmes including Revit, Lumion and After-Effects were used here to create the animation and would also work for architectural walk-throughs and other animation types as needed.
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The next few pages will be showcasing some of my work from my final undergraduate project at the University of Kent. We were tasked to design an aquatics centre at the heart of a new urban scheme.
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The next few pages will be showcasing some of my work that involved working with an existing historic church to create a naval and aviation museum within the church and extended from it.
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PHYSIC AL MODELLING I have always had a keen interest in physical modelling and try to incorporate models within my design process and presentations. A few are showcased on the next pages.
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