Jo Nel 2011 Portfolio

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Praxis and Reflection ‘11


00 01. ABOUT THIS PORTFOLIO

02. HONOURS INTRODUCTION

03. FOUR THEMES

04. R5m HOUSE

05. TIME-CRITICAL OFFICE

06. THE URBAN APPENDAGE

07. BLOEMGATE VISITORS CENTER

08. ARBORETUM SOCIAL SYSTEM

09. FREE STATE CARE IN ACTION

10. TECTONIC MODELS

11. COMMISSIONS

12. RENDER DEVELOPMENT

NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY CENTRE


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ABOUT THIS PORTFOLIO

Praxis and Reflection This is a brief graphical portfolio showcasing select works from the author’s B.Arch.Stud Honours degree studies (2011). The intent is purely to demonstrate his ability to follow a process of project development to achieve a definite architectural intervention. “My design ethos is to create bold statements, using simplistic interventions by making use of raw and honest materials that reflect the contextual surroundings.” Solutions to problem statements need to conform to Three Statements; Ecology, Economy, and Emotion. Out of these the author believes architectural identity and sustainability is attainable. Praxis and Reflections is an illustration of confidence and determination to create sensible yet desirable architecture.

KAIZEN; a Japanese principle meaning: “Continuous Improvement - for the better”

Profile Name Johannes G Nel (Jo Nel) D.O.B 24 February 1985 Gender Male Status Unmarried Citizenship South Africa Contact No +27730907070 Email johannes_kaizen@me.com

Education 2003 Matric - Midelburg High (EC) 2005 Study B.Com Marketing and investment/insurance short courses through the PSG group. 2006 Study Financial Advisory through the King Financial Group. 2010 Attain Bachelor in Architecture (UFS) 2011 Attain B.Arch.Stud Honours (UFS).

Skills 8/10 6/10 8/10 6/10 8/10 9/10 8/10 7/10 6/10

Autodesk Revit Autodesk AutoCad Autodesk 3dsMax Grahphisoft Archicad Google Sketchup Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe After Effects

Able to work both on Mac and Pc

Experience 2004 Travel and work in the USA 2005 Work with PSG Consult 2006 Work with King Financial Group (Wellington) Apprentice Property Investment and Insurance analyst and adviser 2007 Travel and work in the UK 2008 Complete commisions for Sm!t Argitekte 2009 Innitiate Kaizen VC - a graphic design and company branding coloboration 2010 Lecture at UFS: Computer Graphics: Composition, Color, and Photoshop 2011 Attain my B.Arch. Stud(Honours)


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HONOURS // INTRODUCTION

The University of the Free State Department of Architecture offers an intellectual environment for exploring man-made and natural aspects of the designed environment as an integrated project. Set in the heart of the Free State, the most centrally located region in South Africa, the Department embraces the opportunity to investigate the social, cultural, and historical ecologies of how urban and rural architecture intersects to create meaningful place. We encourage our students to investigate how context, history, and experience of the place and the region shape poetic, life-sustaining, and resource sensitive architecture. The Department also value process-orientated design as a way to connect the physical with the human aspect of making buildings. Through the five-year training programme, the School has synthesized the components of design studio, history of architecture, theory of architecture, and building science to achieve this goal. Students are stimulated to develop an understanding of the interrelationship between the individual and his/her surroundings, the individual as a social being, and during the Honours and Master courses, the relations of social groups and societies. Drawing especially on current theories in phenomenology and critical regionalism, the School envision the architectural training in design to be more integrated between architecture, landscape architecture, and urban design. The School discourses that question and challenge the boundaries of both regional and global influences on the production of sustainable architecture in South Africa.

Philosophy of the University of the Free State Department of Architecture

travel sketches ‘11


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residential units commercial space existing offices

urban park structured wetland

new parking

old church

FOUR THEMES: CONSERVATION // SUSTAINABILITY // URBAN DESIGN // HOUSING This is a introductory project regarding the four focuses of the year’s study. The main priority was the preservation of an existing church building. The other aspects are used to create focus on the preserved structure. The proposal consisted of rentable commercial space, a walkway to promote pedestrian interaction, a urban park and structured wetland as well as mixed-use residential and retail converted buildings. New parking space was addressed as well as the interaction of the proposed development with the surrounding context and amenities.


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R5m HOUSE This project was to create a realistic scenario regarding the realising of a building from site acquisition, cost planning, site restrictions, local authority restrictions, programme brief, and technical documentation. All within time-critical circumstances.


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GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS TO COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS (ACT NO. 103 OF 1977) INCLUDING ALL REVISIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE BYLAWS OF THE CONCERNED LOCAL AUTHORITY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND NO DRAWINGS IS TO BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONTRADICTIONS MUST IMMEDIATELY BE POINTED OUT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR CORRECTION OR EXPLANATION BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PRECISE BUILDING DIMENSIONS, BUILDING UTILITY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS, AND EXACT LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF EXITS, ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND BOLLARDS IN BUILDING SIDEWALKS. 3. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. 4. SITE BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITY AND ROAD INFORMATION TAKEN FROM A FIELD SURVEY BY THE APPOINTED CONRACTOR (JAN 2010) 5. CROSS ACCESS EASEMENTS SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS TO ALLOW CONNECTIVITY TO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. WHEN FIELD CONDITIONS WARRANT OFF-SITE GRADING, PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THE DEVELOPER ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SHALL WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. 7. SIGHT LINES SHOWN ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO GUIDELINES. 8. ALL CONSTRUCTION MUST BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT MUNICIPAL STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DETAILS. 9. All gutters in open air 10. All pipes to have minimum fall of 1:40 11. RE’s at all changes of direction and joints 12. RE’s to have marked covers at ground level 13. Pipes under buildings or walls to have reinforced foundation over crossings 14. No change of direction or junction under building 15. All waste pipes to be 50mm and fully accessible 16. All wastepipe applications on stubstacks to be individually anti-siphoned with 51mm antivacum trap 17. All wastewater applications to have watertraps 18. Soil and sewer pipes to be 100mm 19. Geysers to be according to SABS 0254 20. Glazing according to SABS 0137 21. Chimneys according to part W1-!4 of NBR 22. Showers to have brass traps

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GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS TO COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS (ACT NO. 103 OF 1977) INCLUDING ALL REVISIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE BYLAWS OF THE CONCERNED LOCAL AUTHORITY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND NO DRAWINGS IS TO BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONTRADICTIONS MUST IMMEDIATELY BE POINTED OUT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR CORRECTION OR EXPLANATION BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PRECISE BUILDING DIMENSIONS, BUILDING UTILITY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS, AND EXACT LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF EXITS, ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND BOLLARDS IN BUILDING SIDEWALKS. 3. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. 4. SITE BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITY AND ROAD INFORMATION TAKEN FROM A FIELD SURVEY BY THE APPOINTED CONRACTOR (JAN 2010) 5. CROSS ACCESS EASEMENTS SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS TO ALLOW CONNECTIVITY TO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. WHEN FIELD CONDITIONS WARRANT OFF-SITE GRADING, PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THE DEVELOPER ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SHALL WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. 7. SIGHT LINES SHOWN ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO GUIDELINES. 8. ALL CONSTRUCTION MUST BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT MUNICIPAL STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DETAILS. 9. All gutters in open air 10. All pipes to have minimum fall of 1:40 11. RE’s at all changes of direction and joints 12. RE’s to have marked covers at ground level 13. Pipes under buildings or walls to have reinforced foundation over crossings 14. No change of direction or junction under building 15. All waste pipes to be 50mm and fully accessible 16. All wastepipe applications on stubstacks to be individually anti-siphoned with 51mm antivacum trap 17. All wastewater applications to have watertraps 18. Soil and sewer pipes to be 100mm 19. Geysers to be according to SABS 0254 20. Glazing according to SABS 0137 21. Chimneys according to part W1-!4 of NBR 22. Showers to have brass traps

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COPYRIGHT: In accordance with the relevant clauses of the Copyright Act (Act 98 of 1978) relating to assignment, all documents prepared by the architect in connection with the project remain the property and copyright of the architect , subject to their use by the client for the particular project to which this document relates, and the client shall not be entitled, either directly or indirectly, to make use of the document(s) for any additional or similar works or publish the same except with the prior consent from the architect

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Jo Nel (B.Arch.Stud) 2007 014 026

Jo Nel (B.Arch.Stud) 2007 014 026

phone: 073 090 7070

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COPYRIGHT: In accordance with the relevant clauses of the Copyright Act (Act 98 of 1978) relating to assignment, all documents prepared by the architect in connection with the project remain the property and copyright of the architect , subject to their use by the client for the particular project to which this document relates, and the client shall not be entitled, either directly or indirectly, to make use of the document(s) for any additional or similar works or publish the same except with the prior consent from the architect

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GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS TO COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS (ACT NO. 103 OF 1977) INCLUDING ALL REVISIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE BYLAWS OF THE CONCERNED LOCAL AUTHORITY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND NO DRAWINGS IS TO BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONTRADICTIONS MUST IMMEDIATELY BE POINTED OUT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR CORRECTION OR EXPLANATION BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PRECISE BUILDING DIMENSIONS, BUILDING UTILITY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS, AND EXACT LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF EXITS, ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND BOLLARDS IN BUILDING SIDEWALKS. 3. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. 4. SITE BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITY AND ROAD INFORMATION TAKEN FROM A FIELD SURVEY BY THE APPOINTED CONRACTOR (JAN 2010) 5. CROSS ACCESS EASEMENTS SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS TO ALLOW CONNECTIVITY TO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. WHEN FIELD CONDITIONS WARRANT OFF-SITE GRADING, PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THE DEVELOPER ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SHALL WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. 7. SIGHT LINES SHOWN ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO GUIDELINES. 8. ALL CONSTRUCTION MUST BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT MUNICIPAL STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DETAILS. 9. All gutters in open air 10. All pipes to have minimum fall of 1:40 11. RE’s at all changes of direction and joints 12. RE’s to have marked covers at ground level 13. Pipes under buildings or walls to have reinforced foundation over crossings 14. No change of direction or junction under building 15. All waste pipes to be 50mm and fully accessible 16. All wastepipe applications on stubstacks to be individually anti-siphoned with 51mm antivacum trap 17. All wastewater applications to have watertraps 18. Soil and sewer pipes to be 100mm 19. Geysers to be according to SABS 0254 20. Glazing according to SABS 0137 21. Chimneys according to part W1-!4 of NBR 22. Showers to have brass traps

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GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS TO COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS (ACT NO. 103 OF 1977) INCLUDING ALL REVISIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE BYLAWS OF THE CONCERNED LOCAL AUTHORITY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND NO DRAWINGS IS TO BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONTRADICTIONS MUST IMMEDIATELY BE POINTED OUT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR CORRECTION OR EXPLANATION BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PRECISE BUILDING DIMENSIONS, BUILDING UTILITY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS, AND EXACT LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF EXITS, ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND BOLLARDS IN BUILDING SIDEWALKS. 3. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. 4. SITE BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITY AND ROAD INFORMATION TAKEN FROM A FIELD SURVEY BY THE APPOINTED CONRACTOR (JAN 2010) 5. CROSS ACCESS EASEMENTS SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS TO ALLOW CONNECTIVITY TO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. WHEN FIELD CONDITIONS WARRANT OFF-SITE GRADING, PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THE DEVELOPER ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SHALL WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. 7. SIGHT LINES SHOWN ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO GUIDELINES. 8. ALL CONSTRUCTION MUST BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT MUNICIPAL STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DETAILS. 9. All gutters in open air 10. All pipes to have minimum fall of 1:40 11. RE’s at all changes of direction and joints 12. RE’s to have marked covers at ground level 13. Pipes under buildings or walls to have reinforced foundation over crossings 14. No change of direction or junction under building 15. All waste pipes to be 50mm and fully accessible 16. All wastepipe applications on stubstacks to be individually anti-siphoned with 51mm antivacum trap 17. All wastewater applications to have watertraps 18. Soil and sewer pipes to be 100mm 19. Geysers to be according to SABS 0254 20. Glazing according to SABS 0137 21. Chimneys according to part W1-!4 of NBR 22. Showers to have brass traps

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COPYRIGHT: In accordance with the relevant clauses of the Copyright Act (Act 98 of 1978) relating to assignment, all documents prepared by the architect in connection with the project remain the property and copyright of the architect , subject to their use by the client for the particular project to which this document relates, and the client shall not be entitled, either directly or indirectly, to make use of the document(s) for any additional or similar works or publish the same except with the prior consent from the architect

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24. 230x90x14mm thk GALV PARALLEL FLANGE STEEL CHANNELS BOLTED BACK TO BACK AND WELDED TO GALV STEEL CHANNEL COLUMNS. ALL TO ENGINEERS DETAIL 25. 3mm GALV FLAT STEEL PLATE BENT TO 25mmx25mm PROFILE AND BOLTED TO PERFORATED SHEETS 26. 230widex300mm deep IN SITU REINFORCED CONCRETE DOWNSTAND BEAM CONTINUOUS CAST WITH FLOOR SLAB 27. 230widex245mm deep IN SITU REINFORCED CONCRETE DOWNSTAND BEAM CONTINUOUS CAST WITH FLOOR SLAB 28. 170mm RC SURFACE BED WITH POLISHED CONCRETE FINISH AS PER ENGINEERS DETAIL 29. 230mm DOUBLE SKIN FACEBRICK WALL, BRICK COURSE AS INDICATED. 30. 15X15mm ALUMINIUM ANGLE FIXED TO PLASTERED WALL AND POLISHED CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB TO FORM SKIRTING AS PER ARCHITECT'S DETAIL 31. 50mm GALVANISED ROUND TUBING BALUSTRADE WELDED TO 100mmx100mmx10mm GALVANISED STEEL PLATE AND BOLTED TO REINFORCED CONCRETE STAIRCASE 32. 120mm REINFORCED CONCRETE STAIRCASE LANDING BUILT INTO BWK. 33. IN SITU CAST CONCRETE STAIRCASE. SEE STAIR DETAIL. ALL ACCORDING TO ENGINEERS SPECIFICATIONS 34. 305x102x10mm thk SLANTED GALV STEEL H COLUMN WELDED TO 300x300x16mm thk BASEPLATE AND BOLTED TO CONCRETE FOOTING TO ENGINEERS DETAIL. DOUBLE GLAZING SYSTEM FIXED TO H COLUMNS. SYSTEM TO BE ADVISED BY SPECIALIST AND TO BE ACC TO MANUFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS. (All to comply with AAAMSA and SGGA regulations) 35. 305x102x10mm thk GALV STEEL H COLUMN WELDED TO 300x300x16mm thk BASEPLATE AND BOLTED TO CONCRETE FOOTING TO ENGINEERS DETAIL. DOUBLE GLAZING SYSTEM FIXED TO H COLUMNS. SYSTEM TO BE ADVISED BY SPECIALIST AND TO BE ACC TO MANYFACTURER SPECIFICATIONS. (All to comply with AAAMSA and SGGA regulations) 36. 110 NFX SINGLE SKIN INTERNAL WALL BUILT OFF SLAB WITH 10mm PLASTER AND PAINT TO SCHEDULE

13. ALUMINIUM FRAMED GLAZING AS PER SCHEDULES. GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND AAAMSA SPECIFICATION. 14. 220X85mm PRECAST CONCRETE LINTOL BUILT INTO BWK OVER OPENING TO ENG DETAIL 15. 230mm DOUBLE SKIN EXTERNAL WALL, BRICK COURSE AS INDICATED. 16. 15mm INTERNAL STEEL TROWELED PLASTER FINISHED PAINTED AS PER FINIFSHING SCHEDULE. 17. 15X15mm ALUMINIUM ANGLE FIXED TO PLASTERED WALL AND SOFFIT TO FORM SHADOW GAP AS PER ARCHITECT'S DETAIL 18. SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH TO EXPOSED CONCRETE SOFFITS. DRIPS TO BE CAST INTO SOFFIT AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. ALL TO ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION. 19. 22X22mm TRIANGULAR RECESS CAST INTO EDGE OF RC SLAB TO FORM DRIP AS PER ARCHITECT'S DETAIL 20. 170mm REINFORCED CONCRETE ROOF SLAB WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH (SAMPLE TO BE APPROVED) TO SOFFIT AND ALL EXPOSED EDGES. DRIPS TO BE CAST INTO SOFFIT AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. ALL TO ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION. 21. 230x90x14mm thk GALV PARALLEL FLANGE STEEL CHANNELS BOLTED BACK TO BACK WITH 10mm thk FLAT STEEL STIFFENER PLATE WELDED TO 300x300x16mm thk BASEPLATE AND BOLTED TO CONCRETE FOOTING. ALL TO ENGINEERS DETAIL 22. 230mm IN SITU REINFORCED CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL CONTINUOUS CAST WITH FLOOR • • •

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COPYRIGHT: In accordance with the relevant clauses of the Copyright Act (Act 98 of 1978) relating to assignment, all documents prepared by the architect in connection with the project remain the property and copyright of the architect , subject to their use by the client for the particular project to which this document relates, and the client shall not be entitled, either directly or indirectly, to make use of the document(s) for any additional or similar works or publish the same except with the prior consent from the architect GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS TO COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS (ACT NO. 103 OF 1977) INCLUDING ALL REVISIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE BYLAWS OF THE CONCERNED LOCAL AUTHORITY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND NO DRAWINGS IS TO BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONTRADICTIONS MUST IMMEDIATELY BE POINTED OUT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR CORRECTION OR EXPLANATION BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PRECISE BUILDING DIMENSIONS, BUILDING UTILITY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS, AND EXACT LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF EXITS, ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND BOLLARDS IN BUILDING SIDEWALKS. 3. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. 4. SITE BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITY AND ROAD INFORMATION TAKEN FROM A FIELD SURVEY BY THE APPOINTED CONRACTOR (JAN 2010) 5. CROSS ACCESS EASEMENTS SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS TO ALLOW CONNECTIVITY TO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. WHEN FIELD CONDITIONS WARRANT OFF-SITE GRADING, PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THE DEVELOPER ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SHALL WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. 7. SIGHT LINES SHOWN ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO GUIDELINES. 8. ALL CONSTRUCTION MUST BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT MUNICIPAL STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DETAILS. 9. All gutters in open air 10. All pipes to have minimum fall of 1:40 11. RE·s at all changes of direction and joints 12. RE·s to have marked covers at ground level 13. Pipes under buildings or walls to have reinforced foundation over crossings 14. No change of direction or junction under building 15. All waste pipes to be 50mm and fully accessible 16. All wastepipe applications on stubstacks to be individually anti-siphoned with 51mm antivacum trap 17. All wastewater applications to have watertraps 18. Soil and sewer pipes to be 100mm 19. Geysers to be according to SABS 0254 20. Glazing according to SABS 0137 21. Chimneys according to part W1-!4 of NBR 22. Showers to have brass traps

TIME-CRITICAL OFFICE This project was a larger scaled time-critical office building. Not only had the building to comply to all restrictions and programme requirement, but also to be a carbon-zero development. The requirements was for a three-storey administrative office block, with sufficient parking, services, sun-controls, and water recycling. Height restrictions and site-setbacks as well as the surrounding context had major influence on the setting of the building on the site.

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THE URBAN APPENDAGE: ACTIVATION OF A BLOEMFONTEIN PUBLIC SPACE This project focuses on the designed landscape of the city. It investigates the regional city (Bloemfontein) as an organism of ecological processes: Physical, social, cultural, historical, and environmental. The concept ‘urban appendage’ is used in the design process to create a meaningful urban place within this ‘organism’. The goal of this project is to identify an appropriate site for an architectural intervention in the city of Bloemfontein, connect various urban processes into the continuity of a more sustainable urban landscape and create meaningful urban place through the design of a new Bloemfontein tourist centre.


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The Urban Design Proposal The urban design proposal is to create a pedestrian friendly environment for the section of the city located between the urban node and the building site that had been selected. This is a strategic design plan that considers different modes of transportation, future land uses, densities, height restrictions, building setbacks from the street, parking, access, and other street design elements.


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ARBORETUM // BAMBOO BASED URBAN FORESTRY SOCIAL SYSTEM

Post-Peak Oil Scenario

City Condenser

This project considers a new architectural project in the city of Bloemfontein in the post-peak oil era. Petrol, natural gas, and other fossil fuels are expensive, hard to come by, and sometimes unavailable. Self-sufficiency and localised codependency on energy, food production, and activities are the only reliable way of ensuring livelihood. South Africa offers an exciting environment for new innovations in low-carbon lifestyles, practices, and technologies. South Africa, and Africa, has a unique opportunity in simple, low technology solutions

This project searches to condense urban qualities, experiences, and life-sustaining activities (personal and shared) into a cohesive, creative new environmental system on a single urban site: this includes the built and organic landscape, infrastructure, movement, agriculture, birds, animals, insects, and humans.

Space If we were to identify a common denominator to tie these variables together, it would be space. The notion of space is considered critically. Not exclusively the idea of enclosure, but more importantly that of transition. Transition suggests that space is relational. It is less about space in isolation, but about the relationship of one space to another and the contrast in character between spaces.

Character, quality, and experience Transition from space to space results in difference or changes in character, quality, and experience. This is why space is, relational. It means that the transition from one site quality to another implies ‘difference.’ Difference between inside/outside, dark/light, above/below, filtered/ exposed, rough/smooth, me/them.


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ARBORETUM // FOUR PHASE STRATEGY

1 a breath of fresh air

Imagine going from an environment full of asphalt and fast moving traffic to a place for bees, bikes, babies, and birds. What would that place be like? It would be and ecologically supportive environment teaming with the most vulnerable residents of our planet. It is filled with pedestrians, bicycles, and public transport. Copenhagen reminds us that bicyclists are not part of transport, they are part of public life. We have accomodations for commuter bicyclists and eight year olds out with their grandparents. One could imagine that every drop of water that falls on main street stays on main

street or leaves cleaner when it fell. According to Free State climate factor plants such as Sunflower can produce 4 times crops per year. So the volume of biomass can be used to produce energy, reducing the need for energy produced from fossil fuels. Bamboo groves is introduced to the Arboretum park Rainwater canels are diverted into the site to water the urban agri- culture and landscaping of indiginous plants and trees

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softer touch - living infrastructure

Bold infrastructure interventions build towards a city living in balance. This redevelopment of Arboretum provides a rich street life based on pedestrians, bicycles, and public trans- port. Urban green ways created from abandoned freeways and green streets provide a green city infrastructure for food, water and waste. In a net-zero energy and water community, local mixed-use structures and neighbourhood water capture, clean and pure water arriving from the sky. The urban green ways, roof gardens, living walls, and use of the in between greens spaces allow agriculture to be embedded into the community

• The scheme of High density mixed used low rise smart buildings is proposed to claim the landscape. • Is low energy/high performance, Electricity generator • Each building in a normal base is energy sufficient by 72% •Operates on On- site sewage treatment system by 99%• Operates on On- site run-off treatment system by 99%• Provides 99% water required for toilet flushing, water cooling and plant watering • Designed for low energy input. • Buildings are designed for maximum day lighting and shading for the excess light during the summer month.


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3 urban agriculture

The urban design strategies for the proposal are based on the notion that urban food and energy harvesting needs to be imbedded into strategic and highly visible locations in the site. • The public amenities such as supermarkets, farmers market, kindergartens and primary school are centralized at the walking distance or bicycle. This allows for the public realm being accessible in a more convenient distance and also the excess crops could be sold for the use of adjacent neighbourhoods. • Entices people into their previous property with assigned plots for agriculture. • Improves community connections through de-

signing active social spaces focused on food and agriculture such as farmers’ market areas and community gardens. • Produces year-around crop for community, promotes healthy living and Increases local food security • Assist low income people by providing healthy fresh organic food at low cost and builds strong local economy. • Improves soil structure to hold water. Increases biodiversity by using agricultural land not only to grow food, but as habitats for insects and birds. • Significantly reduces use of fossil fuels. (Farm machines and transportation). • Converts black and Gray water into potable water.

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• Alternative high-biomass species can be investigated to suit the remediation zone, helping to reduce the takeover of invasive species while promoting the restoration of native species’ habitats. Carbon Neutrality and Self-Sufficient Neighbourhoods: • According to Bloemfontein climate factor plants such as Sunflower can produce 4 times crops per year. So the volume of biomass can be used to produce energy, reducing the need for energy produced from fossil fuels. • Lead in the biomass can be sequestered or recycled through post-

harvest treatment techniques. This process will provide jobs for the community. • High-biomass grasses and bamboo can be used as barrier crops to help prevent erosion and fertilizer runoff. ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS: • The process of removing all different contaminates from the Gray Water and waste


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ABORETUM // DESIGN AND PLANNING PRINCIPLES

1. Carbon neutrality This plan places food and food production in direct connection with the end users. Planning around these principles would integrate agri-space into the urban infrastructure and begin to offset the carbon heavy footprint of cities.

2. System Diversity This plan would encourage food production at multiple scales as determined by proximity to production and distribution centres.

3. System redundancy This plan would distribute the means if production into the urban sphere. And provide inherent redundancy

4. Loop tightness

Through the density associated with this plan - loop tightness would be encouraged and apply

5. Local self-sufficiency This plan encourages self sufficiency - and favours the small producer and distributor vs agri-business . This plan accommodates design solutions at many scales

6. Responsive to Natural systems

This plan would advantage local systems and local climes, favouring natural systems and providing infrastructure where needed.

7. Waste = Food This plan would close the lop locally - tying food production top education this would build a closed loop into the system - where waste is part of a common process. This plan would distribute the means if production into the urban sphere and provide inherent redundancy


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ROOF CONSTRUCTION WITH EXTENSIVE PLANTING LAYER; 50mm TOPSOIL ON FILTER MAT50mm DRAINAGE LAYER ON PROTECTIVE MATTING ROOT-RESISTANT LAYER ON 120mm THERMAL INSULATION ON CONTINUOUS 250 micron DPM WITH MINIMUM 200mm TAPED SIDE AND END LAPS AND SHEET METAL STRIP 280mm REINFORCED CONCRETE ROOF SLAB WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH (SAMPLE TO BE APPROVED) TO SOFFIT AND ALL EXPOSED EDGES. DRIPS TO BE CAST INTO SOFFIT AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. ALL TO ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION DERBIGUM WATERPROOFING SYSTEM COMPRISING: ONE LAYER DERBIGUM SP 4mm THICK APPLIED TO PRIMED SURFACE FULLY SEALED TO SCREED, SIDE WALLS AND PARAPETS. MIN 75mm SIDE LAPS & 100mm END LAPS TO BE SEALED TOGETHER BY TORCHED ON FUSION. WATER PROOFING TO BE DRESSED UP BEAM SIDES AND TOPS USING TILTING FILLETS WHERE NECESSARY. TREATMENT TO BE FINISHED WITH TWO COATS BITUMOUS ALUMINUM PAINT APPLIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MFR'S SPECIFICATION. NOTE: WATER PROOFING TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY DERBIGUM APPROVED APPLICATOR AND THE 10 YEAR GUARANTEE TO BE SEEDED TO THE CLIENT. SEAQUAL FULL BORE RW OUTLET WITH 75Ø SIDE OUTLET, CAST INTO SLAB IN THE POSITIONS AS INDICATED. 230 DEEP x 245mm WIDE RC PERIMETER UPSTANDING BEAM WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH TO EXPOSED EDGES, AS PER ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION. 22X22mm TRIANGULAR RECESS CAST INTO EDGE OF RC SLAB TO FORM DRIP AS PER ARCHITECT'S DETAIL 12 TO 15mm SOFFIT PLASTER. PLASTER TO BE FINISHED WITH SECOND SKIM COAT TO PROVIDE SMOOTH SKIMMED FINISH. 75mm diameter PVC RWDP FIXED TO WALL TO CONNECT TO STORM WATER RETICULATION SYSTEM. 250mm AND 250mm RAMMED EARTH EXTERNAL WALL, BRICK COURSE AS INDICATED. BUILDING-IN TIES, GALV BRICK FORCE IN FOUNDATIONS, ABOVE AND BELOW WINDOW AND DOOR OPENINGS TO ENG DETAIL. WALLS TO BE STABILIZED WITH 6-12% CEMENT ACCORDING TO ENGINEERS SPECS. INSULATED WITH 100mm IMPACT SOUND RIGID FOAM INSULATION ALUMINUM FRAMED GLAZING AS PER SCHEDULES. GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND AAMSA SPECIFICATION. 250 X 1000MM REINFORCE CONCRETE STRIP FOUNDATION TO BE CAST IN AT LEVELS AND DETAIL AS PER ENG DETAIL. MOVEMENT JOINT ACCORDING TO DETAIL 305X102X12mm thk GALV MILD STEEL I-BEAM FIXED TO EDGE OF RC ROOF SLAB. [REFER TO ARCHITECT'S DETAIL] PIVOT DOOR WITH STEEL FRAME AND ROUGH SAWN TREATED TIMBER. [REFER TO DOOR SCHEDULE] 85mm RC SURFACE BED AS PER ENGINEERS DETAIL 300mm COMPACTED BACK FILL IN LAYERS OF 150mm IN ACCORDANCE WITH ENG DETAIL, SOIL POISONED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NBR'S AND SABS SPEC. CONTINUOUS 250 micron DPM WITH MINIMUM 200mm TAPED SIDE AND END LAPS. 22mm BAMBOO FLOORING 80mm IMPACT SOUND INSULATION POLYTHENE SEPARATING LAYER STAIR: 50X50 BY 50 DEEP FIBREGRATE TREADS SUPPORTED AND FIXED TO CONCRETE WALL WITH FRAME OF 50x50mm GALV STEEL ANGLES [REFER TO ARCHITECTS DETAIL.] 150mm REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH TO ALL EXPOSED EDGES. 110 NFX SINGLE SKIN INTERNAL WALL BUILT OFF SLAB BALUSTRADE FRAMING: STEEL PROFILE - SEE DETAIL 28 x 50mm HEAT TREATED BAMBOO STRIPS METAL PROFILE 450x450mm RC COLUMN AS PER ENGINEERS DETAIL ALUMINUM SLIDING ELEMENT WITH DOUBLE GLAZING AS PER SCHEDULE. GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND AAAMSA SPECIFICATION. 150mm thk IN-SITU RC COUNTER RAWLBOLTED TO WALL WITH 75x75x5mm GALV MILD STEEL ANGLE. ALL TO BE CONFIRMED BY ENGINEER

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ROOF CONSTRUCTION WITH EXTENSIVE PLANTING LAYER; 50mm TOPSOIL ON FILTER MAT50mm DRAINAGE LAYER ON PROTECTIVE MATTING ROOT-RESISTANT LAYER ON 120mm THERMAL INSULATION ON CONTINUOUS 250 micron DPM WITH MINIMUM 200mm TAPED SIDE AND END LAPS AND SHEET METAL STRIP 280mm REINFORCED CONCRETE ROOF SLAB WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH (SAMPLE TO BE APPROVED) TO SOFFIT AND ALL EXPOSED EDGES. DRIPS TO BE CAST INTO SOFFIT AS INDICATED ON THE DRAWINGS. ALL TO ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION DERBIGUM WATERPROOFING SYSTEM COMPRISING: ONE LAYER DERBIGUM SP 4mm THICK APPLIED TO PRIMED SURFACE FULLY SEALED TO SCREED, SIDE WALLS AND PARAPETS. MIN 75mm SIDE LAPS & 100mm END LAPS TO BE SEALED TOGETHER BY TORCHED ON FUSION. WATER PROOFING TO BE DRESSED UP BEAM SIDES AND TOPS USING TILTING FILLETS WHERE NECESSARY. TREATMENT TO BE FINISHED WITH TWO COATS BITUMOUS ALUMINUM PAINT APPLIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH MFR'S SPECIFICATION. NOTE: WATER PROOFING TO BE UNDERTAKEN BY DERBIGUM APPROVED APPLICATOR AND THE 10 YEAR GUARANTEE TO BE SEEDED TO THE CLIENT. SEAQUAL FULL BORE RW OUTLET WITH 75Ø SIDE OUTLET, CAST INTO SLAB IN THE POSITIONS AS INDICATED. 230 DEEP x 245mm WIDE RC PERIMETER UPSTANDING BEAM WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH TO EXPOSED EDGES, AS PER ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION. 22X22mm TRIANGULAR RECESS CAST INTO EDGE OF RC SLAB TO FORM DRIP AS PER ARCHITECT'S DETAIL 12 TO 15mm SOFFIT PLASTER. PLASTER TO BE FINISHED WITH SECOND SKIM COAT TO PROVIDE SMOOTH SKIMMED FINISH. 75mm diameter PVC RWDP FIXED TO WALL TO CONNECT TO STORM WATER RETICULATION SYSTEM. 250mm AND 250mm RAMMED EARTH EXTERNAL WALL, BRICK COURSE AS INDICATED. BUILDING-IN TIES, GALV BRICK FORCE IN FOUNDATIONS, ABOVE AND BELOW WINDOW AND DOOR OPENINGS TO ENG DETAIL. WALLS TO BE STABILIZED WITH 6-12% CEMENT ACCORDING TO ENGINEERS SPECS. INSULATED WITH 100mm IMPACT SOUND RIGID FOAM INSULATION ALUMINUM FRAMED GLAZING AS PER SCHEDULES. GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND AAMSA SPECIFICATION. 250 X 1000MM REINFORCE CONCRETE STRIP FOUNDATION TO BE CAST IN AT LEVELS AND DETAIL AS PER ENG DETAIL. MOVEMENT JOINT ACCORDING TO DETAIL 305X102X12mm thk GALV MILD STEEL I-BEAM FIXED TO EDGE OF RC ROOF SLAB. [REFER TO ARCHITECT'S DETAIL] PIVOT DOOR WITH STEEL FRAME AND ROUGH SAWN TREATED TIMBER. [REFER TO DOOR SCHEDULE] 85mm RC SURFACE BED AS PER ENGINEERS DETAIL 300mm COMPACTED BACK FILL IN LAYERS OF 150mm IN ACCORDANCE WITH ENG DETAIL, SOIL POISONED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NBR'S AND SABS SPEC. CONTINUOUS 250 micron DPM WITH MINIMUM 200mm TAPED SIDE AND END LAPS. 22mm BAMBOO FLOORING 80mm IMPACT SOUND INSULATION POLYTHENE SEPARATING LAYER STAIR: 50X50 BY 50 DEEP FIBREGRATE TREADS SUPPORTED AND FIXED TO CONCRETE WALL WITH FRAME OF 50x50mm GALV STEEL ANGLES [REFER TO ARCHITECTS DETAIL.] 150mm REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL WITH SMOOTH OFF SHUTTER FINISH TO ALL EXPOSED EDGES. 110 NFX SINGLE SKIN INTERNAL WALL BUILT OFF SLAB BALUSTRADE FRAMING: STEEL PROFILE - SEE DETAIL 28 x 50mm HEAT TREATED BAMBOO STRIPS METAL PROFILE 450x450mm RC COLUMN AS PER ENGINEERS DETAIL ALUMINUM SLIDING ELEMENT WITH DOUBLE GLAZING AS PER SCHEDULE. GLAZING TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH LEGISLATION AND AAAMSA SPECIFICATION. 150mm thk IN-SITU RC COUNTER RAWLBOLTED TO WALL WITH 75x75x5mm GALV MILD STEEL ANGLE. ALL TO BE CONFIRMED BY ENGINEER

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GENERAL NOTES 1. ALL MATERIALS AND CONSTRUCTION METHODS TO COMPLY WITH THE NATIONAL BUILDING REGULATIONS (ACT NO. 103 OF 1977) INCLUDING ALL REVISIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE BYLAWS OF THE CONCERNED LOCAL AUTHORITY. ALL DIMENSIONS TO BE VERIFIED ON SITE AND NO DRAWINGS IS TO BE SCALED. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR CONTRADICTIONS MUST IMMEDIATELY BE POINTED OUT TO THE ARCHITECT FOR CORRECTION OR EXPLANATION BEFORE ANY CONSTRUCTIONS. 2. CONTRACTOR SHALL REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR PRECISE BUILDING DIMENSIONS, BUILDING UTILITY ENTRANCE LOCATIONS, AND EXACT LOCATIONS AND DIMENSIONS OF EXITS, ENTRANCE LOCATIONS AND BOLLARDS IN BUILDING SIDEWALKS. 3. REFER TO SITE PLAN FOR ADDITIONAL DIMENSIONAL INFORMATION. 4. SITE BOUNDARY, TOPOGRAPHY, UTILITY AND ROAD INFORMATION TAKEN FROM A FIELD SURVEY BY THE APPOINTED CONRACTOR (JAN 2010) 5. CROSS ACCESS EASEMENTS SHALL BE RECORDED PRIOR TO ISSUANCE OF BUILDING PERMITS TO ALLOW CONNECTIVITY TO ADJACENT PROPERTIES. WHEN FIELD CONDITIONS WARRANT OFF-SITE GRADING, PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED FROM THE AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. 6. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMMEDIATELY REPORT TO THE DEVELOPER ANY DISCREPANCIES FOUND BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FIELD CONDITIONS AND THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND SHALL WAIT FOR INSTRUCTION PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. 7. SIGHT LINES SHOWN ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AASHTO GUIDELINES. 8. ALL CONSTRUCTION MUST BE PERFORMED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CURRENT MUNICIPAL STANDARDS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DETAILS. 9. All gutters in open air 10. All pipes to have minimum fall of 1:40 11. RE’s at all changes of direction and joints 12. RE’s to have marked covers at ground level 13. Pipes under buildings or walls to have reinforced foundation over crossings 14. No change of direction or junction under building 15. All waste pipes to be 50mm and fully accessible 16. All wastepipe applications on stubstacks to be individually anti-siphoned with 51mm antivacum trap 17. All wastewater applications to have watertraps 18. Soil and sewer pipes to be 100mm 19. Geysers to be according to SABS 0254 20. Glazing according to SABS 0137 21. Chimneys according to part W1-!4 of NBR 22. Showers to have brass traps rev date description

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The aim of the design intervention is to propose a new office building for the Free State Care in Action agency (FSCIA) in the Batho area, which is designed to also function as a community centre serving the people of the Batho community.

FREE STATE CARE IN ACTION NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY CENTRE

The design intervention is a cost-effective, low carbon urban building that inspired sustainable behaviors and contributes to its surroudings by acting as a catalyst for the application of sustainable principles in a developing urban context. Community well-being and a better quality of life is promoted through the concept of “holism� in which life is regarded as a coherent interdependant whole - a place where man, architecture and nature meets. The intervention is embedded in the local culture and its surroundings as an expression of Critical Regionalism. A harmonious balance is maintained between human activity and the environment. Funtions incorporated into the building were chosen to meet the needs of different groups of people from the community, at the same time bringing excitement, novelty and inspiration to the community. Locally embedded materials drive the formgiving, material quality, and detailing of the project. New skills are introduced through construction application and workshops. New skills are introduced to the community such as urban agriculture (Permiculture and horticulture), Earth contruction methods, and climate harnessing and control. Through an open exchange and wide application fo knowledge, human development and empowerment is promoted in an attempt to eradicate poverty. Important concepts incorporated into the design is transparency, participation, access to education, and economic opportunity.

SUSTAINABILITY OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTS An investigation of Principles of Sustainability in Bloemfontein. The urban building as catalyst for the application of sustainable principles in a developing urban context. The totality of Sustainability, and the relationship between sustainability and urbanism. Political and Ethical Agendas; man. Architecture and Nature. Tectonic expression and Critical Regionalism: Local cultures versus Universal Civilization. The Aesthetics of environmental functionalism: the play amongst structure, context and order/form/space.


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BATHO OPEN SOURCE COMMUNITY CENTRE ENGAGING ECOLOGY | CONNECTING COMMUNITY Nicola Botes, Markus Jordaan, Jo Nel, Victor Salzman

SPECIFIC PRODUCT ANALYSIS

The aim of the design intervention is to propose a new

Free State Care In AcLocally embedded tion agency (FSCIA) in the Batho area, which is Thedesignisembeddedinthelocalculturalcontext(e.g.sociallyandeconomically); it can be produced locally, aims at improving local employment and know-how and strives to minimize the need for import and transportation. designed to also function as a community cenDesign the whole life cycle serving the All organic people of materials thecan be Batho community. The future disassembly and material-usetre are an integral part of the design. and technical separated. Natural resources

GENRAL CONCEPT/PRINCIPLES

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Size The design adheres to local building standards. Elements are transportable and re- usable (e.g. elements of house ‘A’ are exchangeable with elements of house ‘B’).

Installations All installations must guarantee a flexible organization of the household and provide a sustainable way of living. The installations are smart, safe, upgradeable and adapted to the local ecology. They can function independently from the structure and skin.

poor sanitation facilities

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DESIGN WHOLE WHOLE LIFE LIFE CYCLE CYCLE 2 2DESIGN

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EXISTING EXISTING BASKETBALL BASKETBALL COURT COURT

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THEOF USEPUBLIC OF PUBLIC SPACE SPACE 4 THE4 USE FACTORS FACTORS AND AND SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE LIVING LIVING SYSTEMS SYSTEMS 5 CLIMATIC 5 CLIMATIC METHOD METHOD AND AND STRUCTURE STRUCTURE 6 CONSTRUCTION 6 CONSTRUCTION

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SĆ&#x;ÄŤener SĆ&#x;ÄŤener to raĹŒer to raĹŒer beyond beyond 43 2. The contractor is responsible for checking all levels & dimensions on site 9 302x100x5.6mm I-beam 6.9. 6. Perforated Perforated metalmetal Ňashing Ňashing when setting out, prior to commencing construction & cross checking all 41 10. 50.8x50.8x4.8mm Angle Detail 1.01 40 building dimensions during the construction process. Read only figured 3 7. 7. 12.5mm 12.5mm plywood plywood ceiling ceiling 37 dimensions, indicated in millimetres, &37 do not scale. Any discrepancies are to 8.11. 8. 15mm Stainless Stainless steel steel bolt bolt 7 15mm be reported in writing to the architect prior to continuation of work. double-glazed window 1 2 9 9 9.12. 9. 302x100x5.6mm 302x100x5.6mm I-beam I-beam 3. The contractor is responsible for the works co-ordination & programming of 13. 150x150x7.5mm Cruciform 39 the works. All consultant & shop drawings are to be cross checked with the 40 10. 10. 50.8x50.8x4.8mm 50.8x50.8x4.8mm AngleAngleelement architect drawings. Any discrepancies are to be reported in writing to the 14. 11. 11. 34 architect prior to continuation of work. 8 15. 12. 2mm sheet steel 12. double-glazed double-glazed window window 4. The contractor is responsible for reporting any deviation from the architect 38 4 6 39 16. 13. 150x150x7.5mm 140x48x4.2mm C-secĆ&#x;on drawings & specifications. Written approval 40 is required from the architect 13. 150x150x7.5mm Cruciform Cruciform element element 39 5 Detail 1.01 prior to construction & installation commencing. 17. 914. 20mm compound wood boarding 14. 5. The architect accepts no responsibility for errors resulting from the 10 18. 15. 2mm 140x48x4.2mm C-secĆ&#x;on 15. 2mm sheetsheet steel steel misinterpretation of drawings or specifications. If in doubt, query details.3 38 40 38 18.116. 140x48x4.2mm ConĆ&#x;nuaous welded steel plywood stop 6. The contractor is responsible for: compliance with all applicable SABS 0400 16. 140x48x4.2mm C-secĆ&#x;on C-secĆ&#x;on 11 7 standards, manufacturer’s installation instructions, procedures & 19. 17. 1320mm 100mm rock-wool insulaĆ&#x;on 1 2 17. 20mm compound compound wood wood boarding boarding Detail 1.03 recommendations & local authority regulations in respect of the full scope of secured to plate 19.1 Weather stripping 18. 18. 140x48x4.2mm 140x48x4.2mm C-secĆ&#x;on C-secĆ&#x;on the works. This requirement shall not be deemed to be superseded by the 40 14 19.218.1 ConĆ&#x;nuaous 100x100x5.6mm Steel square secĆ&#x;on provisions of any other contract document. 18.1 ConĆ&#x;nuaous welded welded steel steel plywood plywood stopenclosure stop 19 7. The contractor is responsible for all construction procedures & methodology 19.319. Bearing mechanism Detail 1.06 8 19. 100mm 100mm rock-wool rock-wool insulaĆ&#x;on insulaĆ&#x;on being carried out & implemented in strict accordance with the latest 15 6 19.419.1 Weather SteelWeather frame secured secured to plate to plate 19.1 stripping stripping occupational health & safety act & regulations. 1. is responsible forFolded zincalume 5 20. 919.2 100x100x5.6mm compressed-gass-cylinder liĹŒing arm 8. The contractor checking all opening sizes & vertical & 21 19.2 100x100x5.6mm Steel Steel square square secĆ&#x;on secĆ&#x;on enclosure enclosure 16 Zinc strap stieners horizontal 2. position prior to the construction, manufacture & installation of fitted 21. 19.3 Bearing Untreated waĆŠel secĆ&#x;ons cut to ÄŽt steel frame. Fastened to steel frame by self tapering sainless steel screws 10 19.3 Bearing mechanism mechanism items. Any3. discrepancies are toZainalume be reported in writing to the architect prior to ashing 22.18.1 19.1 19.4 19.4 Steel Steel frameframe continuation of work. 19.2 rooďŹ ng 4. Corrugated sheet metal 17 11 23. FRAME: 6mm welded steel Ňats 9. The contractor is responsible for the provision of guarantees for all materials, 13 20. 20. compressed-gass-cylinder compressed-gass-cylinder liĹŒingliĹŒing arm arm 19.3 18 5.& systems, to be issued Stiener to rafter beyond installations to the architect at practical completion. 24. 21. Untreated SteelUntreated sliding lock mechanism 19.4 21. waĆŠel waĆŠel secĆ&#x;ons secĆ&#x;ons cut tocut ÄŽt to steel ÄŽt steel frame. frame. Fastened Fastened to steel to steel frameframe by self bytapering self tapering sainless sainless steel steel screws screws 10. All structural detailed, specified & supervised by the 6.work is to be designed, Perforated metal ashing 14 25. 22. Steel bolts. Tread cast into pile foundaĆ&#x;ons 22. structural engineer & is to be carried out in strict accordance with this. All Detail 1.02 Detail 1.02 7. 12.5mm plywood ceiling 19 26. 800x300x300mm reinforced concrete pile foundaĆ&#x;ons. 18mPa @28 days structural work is to be built from the engineer’s drawings and the stability is to 23. 23. FRAME: FRAME: 6mm6mm welded welded steel Ňats steel Ňats 15mm Stainless steel bolt be certified8. by the structural on completion of the works. 15 engineer 27. 24. Steel 250 Steel micron DPMmechanism withmechanism minimum 200mm taped side and endlaps 20 24. sliding sliding lock lock 11. Drawings are the purpose intended. 9. only to be read for302x100x5.6mm I-beam 28. 25. Steel 75mm Concrete Ňoor slabpile withfoundaĆ&#x;ons smooth ÄŽnish (sample to be approved) 25. Steel bolts. bolts. TreadTread cast into cast into pile foundaĆ&#x;ons 12. Refer21 to project data sheet for comprehensive notes & specifications. 10. 16 50.8x50.8x4.8mm Angle 29. 26. Daycare 40mm impact-sound insulaĆ&#x;on, 2mm vapour 80mm thermal insulaĆ&#x;on, rev date description Center Section reinforced Detail 1.07 2mm seperaĆ&#x;ng layer Daycare Center 3D Section 26. 800x300x300mm 800x300x300mm reinforced concrete concrete pile foundaĆ&#x;ons. pilebarrier; foundaĆ&#x;ons. 18mPa 18mPa @28 @28 days days 11. ScaleGraded 1:50 Not to Scale 30. Earth backÄŽll. Compacted in layers 150mm MOS AASHTO. 19.1 200mm 200mm taped taped side and side endlaps and endlaps 27. 27. 250 micron 250 micron DPM DPM with minimum with minimum 12. double-glazed window 18.1 19.2 17 31. 28. 75mm 75x75x5.4mm square steel proÄŽle 28. 75mm Concrete Concrete Ňoor Ňoor slab with slab smooth with smooth ÄŽnish ÄŽnish (sample (sample to be to approved) be approved) 19.3 150x150x7.5mm element 13. 150x150x7.5mm Cruciform Cruciform 18 32. Perforated insect screen 19.4 29. 29. 40mm 40mm impact-sound impact-sound insulaĆ&#x;on, insulaĆ&#x;on, 2mm2mm vapour vapour barrier; barrier; 80mm 80mm thermal thermal insulaĆ&#x;on, insulaĆ&#x;on, 2mm2mm seperaĆ&#x;ng seperaĆ&#x;ng layer layer 14. 33. 30. Graded C-secĆ&#x;on roof purlin 30. Graded Earth Earth backÄŽll. backÄŽll. Compacted Compacted in layers in layers 150mm 150mm MOS MOS AASHTO. AASHTO. 15. 2mm sheet steel 34. 31. 75x75x5.4mm 60mm mineral-wool thermal insulaĆ&#x;on 31. 75x75x5.4mm square square steel steel proÄŽle proÄŽle 16. 140x48x4.2mm C-section 35. 32. Perforated Perforated metal Ňashing located close to outside edge of Ć&#x;e beam for ÄŽxing and maximum purlin spacing to 32. Perforated insect insect screen screen 20 17. 20mm compound compound wood wood boarding 20mm generate roof 33. 33. maximum C-secĆ&#x;on C-secĆ&#x;on roof overhang purlin roof purlin 18. 140x48x4.2mm C-section 36. Clear Polycarbonate Corrugated proÄŽle 34. 34. 60mm 60mm mineral-wool mineral-wool thermal thermal insulaĆ&#x;on insulaĆ&#x;on 18.1 Continuaous welded welded steel steel plywood stop ConĆ&#x;nuaous 1. Folded zincalume 37. 35. Perforated 75x50mm anglemetal to support hainge and actoutside as buffer for ÄŽxing and maximum and maximum purlinpurlin spacing spacing to to 2. Zinc strap stiffeners 35. Perforated metal Ňashing Ňashing located located close to torain outside edge edge of Ć&#x;eof beam Ć&#x;e beam for ÄŽxing 10 close 19. 100mm rock-wool insulation 38. generate 250x250mm Ć&#x;mber columns. Strength to be approved by engineer 3. Zainalume flashing generate maximum maximum roof overhang roof overhang 19.1 Weather stripping stripping secured secured to plate Weather 4. Corrugated sheet metal roofing 39. 6mmPolycarbonate mildPolycarbonate steel sheet forCorrugated cruciform detail Corrugated proÄŽle proÄŽle 19.2 100x100x5.6mm Steel Steel square secĆ&#x;on section enclosure 36. 36. ClearClear 100x100x5.6mm 5. Stiffener to rafter beyond 40. 37. 75x50mm 150x40x4.6mm Rectangular steel tubing 37. 75x50mm angle angle to support to support hainge hainge and act and as act rain as buffer rain buffer 6. Perforated metal flashing 19.3 Bearing mechanism 1 1 41. 38. 250x250mm Zincalume Ňashing 25 7. 12.5mm plywood ceiling 38. 250x250mm Ć&#x;mber Ć&#x;mber columns. columns. Strength Strength to beto approved be approved by engineer by engineer 19.4 Steel frame 8. 15mm Stainless steel bolt 42. 39. Stone paving to cruciform be 19 18 39. 6mm 6mm mild steel mild(Sample steel sheetsheet for forapproved) cruciform detaildetail 20. compressed-gass-cylinder lifting arm 17 liĹŒing 40 compressed-gass-cylinder 9. 302x100x5.6mm I-beam 43. Zincalume/mild steel guĆŠer 18 40. 40. to 150x40x4.6mm Rectangular Rectangular steel steel tubing tubing 21. Untreated waĆŠel wattel secĆ&#x;ons sections cut to ÄŽt ďŹ t steel frame. 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250mm Rammed Earth panel. Stabilized with 6-12% according to tests. Graded Earth backfill. Compacted in layers 150mm MOS AASHTO. 250 micron DPM with minimum 200mm taped side and endlaps 75mm Concrete floor slab with smooth finish (sample to be approved) 25mm polished cement screed (Sample to be approved) Cast In-situ shadow line continuous along footing Dainage channel on continuous 250 micron DPM with minimum 200mm taped side and endlaps Stone pavement on DPM drainage layer 600x800mm reinforced cast in-situ concrete footing with smooth off-shutter finish (Sample to be approved) 100mm Rigid Foam impact sound insulation 30-60mm Radius riverstones

12. double-glazed window 13. 150x150x7.5mm Cruciform element 14. 15. 2mm sheet steel 16. 140x48x4.2mm C-section 17. 20mm compound wood boarding 18. 140x48x4.2mm C-section 18.1 Continuaous welded steel plywood stop 19. 100mm rock-wool insulation 19.1 Weather stripping secured to plate 19.2 100x100x5.6mm Steel square section enclosure 19.3 Bearing mechanism 19.4 Steel frame 20. compressed-gass-cylinder lifting arm 21. Untreated wattel sections cut to fit steel frame. Fastened to steel frame by self tapering sainless steel screws 22. 23. FRAME: 6mm welded steel flats 24. Steel sliding lock mechanism 25. Steel bolts. Tread cast into pile foundations 26. 800x300x300mm reinforced concrete pile foundations. 18mPa @28 days 27. 250 micron DPM with minimum 200mm taped side and endlaps 28. 75mm Concrete floor slab with smooth finish (sample to be approved) 29. 40mm impact-sound insulation, 2mm vapour barrier; 80mm thermal insulation, 2mm seperating layer 30. Graded Earth backfill. Compacted in layers 150mm MOS AASHTO. 31. 75x75x5.4mm square steel profile 32. Perforated insect screen 33. C-section roof purlin 34. 60mm mineral-wool thermal insulation 35. Perforated metal flashing located close to outside edge of tie beam for fixing and maximum purlin spacing to generate maximum roof overhang 36. Clear Polycarbonate Corrugated profile 37. 75x50mm angle to support hainge and act as rain buffer 38. 250x250mm timber columns. Strength to be approved by engineer 39. 6mm mild steel sheet for cruciform detail 40. 150x40x4.6mm Rectangular steel tubing 41. Zincalume flashing 42. Stone paving (Sample to be approved) 43. Zincalume/mild steel gutter 44. 3mm sheet-metal covering seamlessly joined

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tectonic structure

Model by J Nel + M Jordaan

Community centre

J Nel + M Jordaan + N Botes + V Salzman


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COMMISSIONS In search of constant improvement, I explore and integrate new technologies and creative ideas into my workflow. Commissions feature visualizations done for J. Opperman. The client required certain views to illustrate technical details and material character as well as communicate a definite ‘zeitgeist’ of the proposed scheme. I enjoyed the creative freedom and the exploration and creation of new materials and the implementation of foliage to create a sense of realism and thus a sense of place.

Model: J. Opperman printed with permission


12 RENDER DEVELOPMENT This section displays self development of 3D modelling, texturing, lighting, composition, rendering and post-editing of various places and spaces. The determination to improve in the field of architectural communication is constantly expanded by my exploration of the newest techniques and equipment.

Salk Institute - Louis Kahn

Model by Evermotion Texturing, Lighting, Rendering by author

Interior Scene

Model by Evermotion Texturing, Lighting, Rendering by author

Interior Scene

Model by Evermotion Texturing, Lighting, Rendering by author


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