Fibonarchi Architectural Portfolio by Jym Fibonarchi

A fibonarchi by

selected works 2012-2018

Jym Yau

R E S U M E / C V

CV Jym Yau

+ >>> I am an architect, designer with an expertise and strong interest in Computational Design, Optimization and BIM Workflow. >>> Exploring the design domain in architecture by utilizing the the digital design tools and approaches, and pushing the boundaries and conventiaonal ideas of design continues to be my primary professional aim in the field of architecture. I have been fortunate to be part of the core deisgn team for various projects of varying scale that allow me to explore and fostering my skills that implemented with the computational approaches. My constant pursuit in BIM workflows offer me the opportunities to developing parametric systems and workflows of complex geometric forms. My responsibilities included parametric modelling, and enhance the interoperability by developing cross-platforms including Rhino, Revit, Grasshopper, Dyanmo to maximize the potential of implementation of BIM data throughout the working environment. With these interest in mind, I constantly learning and pursuit BIM knowledge to bring better understanding for myself especially when comes to BIM data implementation. I believe the ideal way to generate good quality architectural projects, is through grasping new ideas, by learning new methods and approaches, which in turn enable us to work, respond and collaborate effectively, efficienly, as well as innovatively.

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Employment

Personal Profile + Statement 01/09/1987 j y . v i tru v i a n @g m a i l. co m + 6 1 45 0 2 2 9 1 9 5 116/88 Carlise Street, Saint Kilda 3182, VIC, Melbourne

Education Master of Architecture,

Cox Architect, Melbourne

University of Melbourne, Melbourne 2014-15

March 2016 - Present

B.SC in Architecture Technology,

Architectural Designer/Computational Designer,

Projects Involved:

UCSI University, KL 2009-12

Sapphire by the Garden - Mixed Used High Rise, (A$640mil) 510 Church Street - Commercial, (A$56mil) Caulfield to Dandenong - RailwayTransportation, (A$1.6bil) 23-33 Johnston Street - Multi-Residential, (156 apartments) Park Place - Multi-Residential - (51,150sqm) Southgate Re-visioned - Mixed Used Commercial, (EOI)

B.A in Interior Architecture

Responsibilities:

Foundation in Art & Design,

Pre-design research, Schematic Design, Parametric Modelling, Develop Efficient & Flexible Workflow between Softwares, Diagramming, Visualization, Documentation and Computational Design Research

KBU International College, KL (withdrew at 2nd year)

KBU International College, KL 2007

Revit Dynamo Autocad

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Languages English Proficient

Mandarin Proficient

Cantonese Native

Naviswork Rhino Grasshopper Sketchup Vray 3dMax Lumion Adobe Suites Microsoft Offices

W Design + Asscociates Pty Ltd, KL Architectural Assistant, 2012-13 (1.0 year)

Projects Involved:

Expressionz - Multi-Residential, Astoria Ampang - Multi-Residential

Responsibilities:

Feasibility Study, Documentation, Detailing Drawings, Diagramming, 3D Modelling, Visualisation

LNL Pty Ltd, KL

Architectural Intern, 2011-12 (0.3 year)

Projects Involved: Single-Residential

Responsibilities:

Documentation, Detailing Drawings, Diagramming, 3D Modelling, Physical Modelling

P R O J E C T S selected projects -

2012-2018

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Projects Sapphire By The Garden

High Rise Mix Uses, 308 Exhibition Street, Melbourne

Design Development

510 Church Street

Mixed Uses Commercial, Richmomnd, Melbourne

Design Development

Claufield to Dandenong

Railway Transportation, Victoria, Melbourne Design Development

23-33 Johnston Street Multi-Residential

Schematic Design - Design Documentation

Southgate Re-visioned

Mixed-Uses Commercial, Southbank River Promenade

EOI Stage

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Academic + Competition Superporosity - Thesis Studio

Mixed Used Building, Federation Square East, Melbourne

master of architecture,

Interspace - Design Studio

Shibuya Replay Centre, Tokyo

master of architecture

Hybridization - Design Studio

Mixed-Used Skyscrasper, Dockland, Melbourne

master of architecture

Portz - Design Studio

Shared High-Rise Living, Dockland, Melbourne

master of architecture

Industri-Gainerator - Evolo Skyscraper

"Tri-Gain" Organization System, North Korea 2016

Applied Construction

High Rise Office Tower

applied construction - level 9 postgraduate

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High Rise Mix Uses, 308 Exhibiton Street, Melbourne

Located opposite Melbourneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s World Heritage-listed Carlton Gardens, the Cox and Fender Katsalidis-designed dual-tower development will accommodate the luxury five-star Shangri-La Hotel Melbourne featuring an estimated 500 guest rooms with three levels of amenities for guests in one tower and a second tower comprising 300 luxury residential apartments as well as office space. A sky bridge will connect the two towers, while retail space will occupy the lower levels of the development. The two towers will rise to 69 storeys on Exhibtion Street, overlloking the Carlton Garden, which under the collaboration of Cox Architect and Fender Katsalidis. Across 122,000sqm of development, we are delievering the first tower with 300 luxury residential apartment as well as office space. The second tower also include sky lobby, restaurants, spa, fitness centre, pool and a state of the art ballroom.

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Developer: SP Setia Design Director: Phil Rowe Project Director: Simon Haussenger Project Architect: Eliza Suffren

Location: 308 Exhibiton Street Site Area; 4,140 sqm Number of Dwellings; 800+Floor Count: 69 Tower Height: 230m

Rhino + Grasshopper - Design Optimisation Workflow

Tower 1+2 Facade Fins

Podium Redesign

Rhino > Dynamo > Revit - Adaptive Family Placement Workflow

BIM Interoperability Workflow My role on this project was more of a Computational Designer, and my primary task on this project was to create entire BIM workflow during the schematic stage which could move forward into later stages. Setting up with the parametric workflow using Rhino and Grasshopper enable me to constantly update all the model elements that drive the tower forms. The entire BIM workflow provide us with design flexibility especailly when working alongside with another partner firm. Model sharing offer the same design data and allow both team to implementing without hesitation.

Rev

Description

Date

PLANNING PERMIT CONDITION 07

FACADE STRATEGY Condition 7a FACADE TYPE (FT) INDEX FT06 / FT07

TOWER CROWN & PARAPET TOWER 1_LEVELS 48-59

FT01

TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL TOWER 2_LEVELS 47-58

FT01

TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL

FT06 / FT07

TOWER 2_LEVELS 11-43

TOWER CROWN & PARAPET

FT05

TOWER 1_LEVELS 48-59

SKYBRIDGE

FT04

PLANT LOUVRE

FT05

FT01

SKYBRIDGE

TOWER 2_LEVEL 44

PLANT LOUVRE

TOWER 2_LEVEL 44 COX Architecture

FT04

Level 2, 167 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia T + 61 3 9650 3288 F + 61 3 9650 2747 www.coxarchitecture.com.au

PLANT LOUVRE

TOWER 1_LEVEL 45

FT03

Consultants

HORIZONTAL SUN-SHADING

NAME:

TOWER 2_LEVELS 19-43

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

NAME:

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL

NAME:

FT03

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

HORIZONTAL SUN-SHADING

TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL

TOWER 2_LEVELS 11-43

NAME:

TOWER 2_LEVELS 11-43

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

TOWER 1_LEVELS 19-44

NAME:

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

NAME:

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

NAME:

FT02

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

HORIZONTAL SUN-SHADING WITH INTEGRATED PLANTER

NAME:

ADDRESS: TEL/FAX:

FT02

TOWER 2_LEVELS 12-18

Client

HORIZONTAL SUN-SHADING WITH Project No. INTEGRATED PLANTER TOWER 1_LEVELS 12-18

Project

Drawing Title Unnamed

Document Control Status:

PLANNING PERMIT CONDITION 07

Co-ordinated:

1 : 50

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

3300

NAME:

INSIDE

2770

CLD01

AA AA AB

GL03 SPANDREL GLAZING GL01A AWNING WINDOW GL03 SPANDREL GLAZING GL01A AWNING WINDOW GL01 VISION GLAZING GL01A GL01A GL01 AWNING WINDOW GL01 VISION GLAZING

GL01

GL01A GL01 CLD01

T1 - LEVEL 33 GL01

GL01

T1 - LEVEL 33

CLD01

INTERIOR

GL01 FT02

GL01A

GL01

SFL 150.250 GL01A

FACADE PROJECTION SUPPORTING OUTRIGGER FIXED TO CURTAIN WALL MODULE CLD01 REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS

PLANTER MODULE TANKED, IRRIGATED & FT02 DRAINED INTERNALLY TO BUILDING. REFER LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT'S DETAILS TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL

A-63-00201

1 3 HORIZONTAL FACADE SYSTEM FST03 - SECTION HORIZONTAL FACADE SYSTEM FST03 -& 3DFIN STANDARD TYPICAL ELEMENT PLAN. AA PLANTER A7 TYPICAL FIN ELEMENT 1 SECTION_HORIZONTAL : 20 SCALESCALE A-63-00300

308 EXHIBITION A4

3 23

FACADE SYSTEM FST03 - 3DEXTERIOR SCALE FACADE FACADESYSTEM SYSTEMFST02 FST03- PLAN - 3D L12 SCALE 1 : 50 SCALE

A-24-11200

A-63-00201

FT03-B / FT02-B FT03

A-63-00200

FACADE PROJECTION SUPPORTING OUTRIGGER FIXED TO CURTAIN WALL MODULE

1 A-63-00200

A-24-11200

TAMP DATE: 25/08/2017 2:31:56 PM PLOT STAMP DATE: 27/08/2017 10:29:47 AM

SCALE

2 A-63-00300

FT02-B

FT03-A FT03-B / FT02-B FT03

ADDRESS: LEVEL 4 Q2 4 RIVERSIDE QUAY SOUTHBANK TEL: 03 9867 3677

SP SETIA

FT02-B FACADE MODULE TYPE 2

FT03-B / FT02-B CLADDING TO FACADE MODULES. FINISH - CLD01 CLADDING TO FACADE MODULES. FINISH - CLD01 CLADDING TO FACADE MODULES. FINISH - CLD01

SP SETIA 316041

T1 - LEVEL 33

Project No.

FT03 - TOWER TOWER 1 AND 2HORIZONTAL FIN FOR INFORMATION FT03 - TOWER HORIZONTAL FIN Drawn: FOR INFORMATION

A1 DRAWING SHEET

Document Control Status:

A-63-00300

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Author

Designer Checker Approver Designer Checker Approver Designer

A-63-00300

Drawing Number:

A-63-00300

Cox Architecture Pty Ltd ACN 002 535 891

SPANDEL PANEL

FACADE SYSTEM FST03 - SECTION HORIZONTAL TRANSITION TYPICAL SECTION_HORIZONTAL PLANTER ELEMENT 1 : 20 1 SCALE FACADE SYSTEM FST02 - SECTION PLANTER SCALE 1 : 20 FACADE SYSTEM FST02 - 3D

A-63-00200

SCALE

Scale:

A-63-00300 Approver

27/08/2017 10:29:47 AM

As indicated @ A1 Checker Drawn: Author FOR INFORMATION

Project Director: Project Architect: Co-ordinated: Drawing Number: Project Director: Project Architect:

AWNING WINDOW

VISION PANEL

1100

430

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS

NAME:

IRWIN CONSULT

ADDRESS: L3, 289 WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 9622 9700 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

NAME:

WSP GROUP

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

NAME:

WSP GROUP

ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 8663 7807 HYDRAULICS & FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS

NAME:

WSP GROUP

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ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 8663 7807 ACOUSTIC ENGINEERS

NAME:

ACOUSTIC LOGIC

ADDRESS: 170-172 MONTAGUE ST SOUTH MELBOURNE TEL: 02 8172 6810 LANDSCAPE DESIGN

NAME:

WT PARTNERSHIP INSIDE ADDRESS: LEVEL 4 Q2 4 RIVERSIDE QUAY SOUTHBANK

OUTSIDE

INSIDE

TCL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

ADDRESS: 385 DRUMMOND ST CARLTON TEL: 03 9380 4344

OUTSIDE

QUANTITY SURVEYOR

03 9867 3677

NAME:

WT PARTNERSHIP

ADDRESS: LEVEL 4 Q2 4 RIVERSIDE QUAY SOUTHBANK TEL: 03 9867 3677

Project Project No.

AWNING WINDOW 125MM MAX OPENING & AUTO CLOSING FUNCTION BASED ON WIND CONSULTANT'S REPORT

TOWER CROWN

308 EXHIBITION 308 316041 EXHIBITION

T1 - LEVEL 12

Exhibition Street Melbourne 3000

Project No.

GL01A

T1 - LEVEL 12

SFL 80.950

BP01 INSULATED SPANDREL BACKING PAN

Drawing Title Drawing Title 288-326

Client

SP SETIA

The crowning elements emphasis the differentiation between 308 EXHIBITION the two Tower heights. The slip-form and assymetry of the SkyFACADE DETAILS FACADE DETAILS bridge works with horizontal blades to further accentuate the TOWER 1 AND 2 2 TOWER 1 AND FT03FT02 - TOWER HORIZONTAL difference. A continuation of curtain wall glazing with - height TOWER PLANTERFIN FACADE DETAILS TOWER 1 AND 2 FOR INFORMATION FOR INFORMATION stone clad sun-shading expressions that increase in fin intensity FT02 - TOWER PLANTER create visual constrast. FOR INFORMATION GL01A

Project 288-326 Exhibition Street 288-326 Exhibition Street Melbourne 3000 Melbourne 3000

FT02-A FACADE MODULE TYPE 1

FT02-B FACADE MODULE TYPE 2

PLANTER MODULE BEYOND (DASHED)

Document Control Status: Document Control Status:

Drawn:

A1 DRAWING SHEET A1 DRAWING SHEET

Document Control Status:

Project Architect: Co-ordinated:

GL01A CURTAIN WALL AWNING WINDOW. REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS

Consultants

ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 8663 7807

OUTRIGGER SUPPORT STRUCTURE CLAD TO MATCH FACADE MODULE CLADDING

SUSPENDED PBD CEILING. REFER ACOUSTIC CONSULTANT'S DETAILS

316041 SP SETIA 316041

FACADE DETAILS

A1 DRAWING SHEET

SFL 84.250

A-63-01001

FT02-A FACADE MODULE TYPE 1

RECESSED PELMET BOX. FINISH TO MATCH CEILING

NAME:

Project

SFL 150.250

CITY ROAD SOUTHBANK VICTORIA AUSTRALIA TELEPHONE FACSIMILE

1:20

QUANTITY SURVEYOR

Project No. Client Project No.

Drawing Title

Document Control Status:

Client

TEL:

FT02-A FACADE MODULE TYPE 1

TYPICAL SECTION_VERITCAL FIN ELEMENT 1 : 20

1 : 50

VARIES

WT PARTNERSHIP

GL01A GL02 AWNING SPANDREL WINDOW GLAZING

MODULE - CLD01 T1SFL - LEVEL T1 - LEVELPLANTER 12 80.95033

70 3006 6 1 39866 3888 6 1 39682 5925

316041 Project

308 EXHIBITION 288-326 Exhibition Street Melbourne 3000

Drawing Title

288-326 Exhibition Street A5 Melbourne 3000 308 EXHIBITION 288-326 Exhibition Street Melbourne 3000 288-326 Exhibition Street Drawing Title Melbourne 3000

Co-ordinated:

TCL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

SP SETIA SP SETIA

308 EXHIBITION

A1 DRAWING SHEET

ACOUSTIC LOGIC

NAME:

GL02 SPANDREL GLAZING FT02

Project

FACADE SYSTEM FST03 - SECTION TRANSITION TOWER 1VERTICAL AND 2HORIZONTAL FT03 - TOWER FIN FACADE DETAILS

FT02-A

VISION GLAZING BP01 INSULATED SPANDREL BACKING PAN BP01 INSULATED SPANDREL BACKING PAN PLANTER MODULE - CLD01

316041 308 EXHIBITION

Project

Drawing Number: Project Director: PLOT STAMP DATE:

T1 - LEVEL 12

SFL 150.250 80.950 SFL

BP01 INSULATED SPANDREL BACKING PAN

450-900

NAME: WT DESIGN PARTNERSHIP ADDRESS: LEVEL 4LANDSCAPE Q2 4 RIVERSIDE QUAY SOUTHBANK TEL: 03 9867 3677LEVEL 4 Q2 4 RIVERSIDE QUAY SOUTHBANK ADDRESS: NAME: TCL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS TEL: 03 9867 3677 ADDRESS: 385 DRUMMOND ST CARLTON TEL: 03 9380 4344

GL01

316041

Project No. Project

NAME:

FT02 GL01 GL01A PLANTER MODULE WITH GLAZING IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE. REFER LANDSCAPE DETAILS VISION AWNING WINDOW

FACADE1DETAILS TOWER AND 2

SCALE

GL01A

T1 - LEVEL 13

SFL 84.250

A-63-01001

PLANTER MODULE BEYOND (DASHED)

VARIES

NAME: TCL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS ACOUSTIC ADDRESS: 385 DRUMMOND STENGINEERS CARLTON TEL: 03 9380 4344385 DRUMMOND ST CARLTON ADDRESS: NAME: ACOUSTIC LOGIC TEL: 03 9380 4344 ADDRESS: 170-172 MONTAGUE ST SOUTH MELBOURNE QUANTITY SURVEYOR TEL: 02 8172 6810 QUANTITY SURVEYOR

FT02-B

WT PARTNERSHIP

WSP GROUP

NAME:HYDRAULICS ACOUSTIC LOGIC & FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS ADDRESS: 170-172 MONTAGUE ST SOUTH MELBOURNE TEL: 02 8172 6810170-172 MONTAGUE ST SOUTH MELBOURNE ADDRESS: NAME: WSP GROUP TEL: 02 8172 6810 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE LANDSCAPE DESIGN TEL: 03 8663 7807 LANDSCAPE DESIGN

FT02-A

ClientNAME:

IRWIN CONSULT

NAME: WSP246 GROUP MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER BOURKE ST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 8663 7807L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE ADDRESS: NAME: WSP GROUP TEL: 03 8663 7807 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE ACOUSTIC ENGINEERS TEL: 03 8663 7807 ACOUSTIC ENGINEERS

OUTSIDE FT02

A-63-00201

GL01A

NAME:

Client

INSIDE

Level 2, 167 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia T + 61 3 9650 3288 F + 61 3 9650 2747 www.coxarchitecture.com.au

RECESSED C/WALL BRACKET. FIRE-RATED PACKING. REFER FIRE ENG'S DETAILS

T1 - LEVEL 13

TEL: 03 8663 7807 450-600 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE HYDRAULICS & FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS 03 8663 7807 HYDRAULICS &TEL: FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS

GL01 CURTAIN WALL - REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS FT02-B

WALL - REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS

A-63-00201

WSP GROUP

WSP GROUP NAME: WSPENGINEERS GROUP ELECTRICAL ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 8663 7807L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE ADDRESS: NAME: WSP GROUP

RECESSED PELMET BOX. FINISH TO MATCH CEILING

OUTSIDE

IRWIN CONSULT

NAME:

SUSPENDED PBD CEILING & BULKHEAD LINING. PAINT FINISH

INSIDE

NAME:

NAME: IRWIN CONSULT MANAGEMENT ADDRESS: L3, 289 PROJECT WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 9622 9700L3, 289 WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE ADDRESS: TEL: 03 9622 9700 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS NAME:

GL01A CEILING COFFER (DASHED) CURTAIN WALL AWNING WINDOW. REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS FT02-A

Cox Architecture

FT02-B FACADE MODULE TYPE 2

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS ADDRESS: L3, 289 WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 9622 9700 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

FT03 ELEMENTS WITH INTERNAL CEILING SOFFIT FACADE MODULEALIGN TYPE 1FACADE - TRANSITION

DETAILS

Drawing Title

A7 AA

FACADE SYSTEM FST02 - PLAN L12

ADDRESS: NAME: WSPMONTAGUE GROUP ST SOUTH MELBOURNE GL01 170-172 ACOUSTIC TEL: ENGINEERS 02 8172 6810 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE GL01 NAME: ACOUSTIC LOGIC TEL: 03 8663 7807 LANDSCAPE DESIGN ADDRESS: 170-172 MONTAGUE ST SOUTH MELBOURNE CURTAIN NAME: TCL 6810 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS ACOUSTIC TEL: ENGINEERS 02 8172 ADDRESS: 385ACOUSTIC DRUMMOND LOGIC ST CARLTON GL01A NAME: DESIGN LANDSCAPE TEL: 03 9380 4344 ADDRESS: 170-172 MONTAGUE ST SOUTH MELBOURNE NAME: TCL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS GL01 TEL: SURVEYOR 02 8172 6810 QUANTITY ADDRESS: 385 DRUMMOND ST CARLTON NAME: DESIGN WT PARTNERSHIP LANDSCAPE TEL: 03 9380 4344 ADDRESS: LEVEL 4 RIVERSIDE ARCHITECTS QUAY SOUTHBANK NAME: TCL4 Q2 LANDSCAPE QUANTITY TEL: SURVEYOR 03 9867 3677 ADDRESS: 385 DRUMMOND ST CARLTON NAME: 03 9380 WT PARTNERSHIP TEL: 4344 ADDRESS: LEVEL 4 Q2 4 RIVERSIDE QUAY SOUTHBANK QUANTITY TEL: SURVEYOR 03 9867 3677

SP SETIA

FT03-A FT03

EXTERIOR PLANTER MODULE TANKED, IRRIGATED & DRAINED INTERNALLY TO BUILDING. REFER LANDSCAPE CONSULTANT'S DETAILS

GL01A

RECESSED C/WALL BRACKET. FIRE-RATED PACKING. REFER FIRE ENG'S DETAILS

NAME: WSP246 STRUCTURAL &GROUP CIVIL ENGINEERS ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER BOURKE ST MELBOURNE TEL: 03 8663 7807L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE ADDRESS: TEL: 03 8663 7807

A-63-01001

IRWIN CONSULT

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS ADDRESS: L3, 289 WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE RECESSED PELMET BOX. FINISH TO MATCH CEILING NAME: & CIVIL WSP GROUP STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS TEL: 03 9622 9700 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: ENGINEERS IRWIN CONSULT ELECTRICAL TEL: 03 8663 7807 SUSPENDED PBD CEILING. REFER ACOUSTIC CONSULTANT'S ADDRESS: L3, 289 WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE NAME: 03 9622 WSP GROUP TEL: MECHANICAL ENGINEERS9700 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: ENGINEERS WSP7807 GROUP ELECTRICAL TEL: 03 8663 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: WSP GROUP GL01 MECHANICAL ENGINEERS TEL: 03 8663 7807 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: 03 8663 WSP7807 GROUP TEL: HYDRAULICS & FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: WSP7807 GROUP MECHANICAL ENGINEERS TEL: 03 8663 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: WSP GROUP HYDRAULICS & FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS TEL: 03 8663 7807 ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE NAME: WSP GROUP GL01 TEL: ENGINEERS 03 8663 7807 ACOUSTIC ADDRESS: L5 MIDTOWN TOWER 246 BOURKE ST MELBOURNE GL01A NAME: ACOUSTIC HYDRAULICS & FIRE PROTECTION CONSTANTS TEL: 03 8663 7807 LOGIC FT02-A

Client

FT02-B

FT03-A

A-63-00201

GL01A

GL01 FT03-A CLD01 REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS FACADE MODULE TYPE 1

A-63-00201

A-63-01001

70 3006 6 1 39866 3888 6 1 39682 5925

The facade at levels 19-45 continues the facade system below and transitions to a simplified horizontal shading fin -creating texture, depth and articulation. the horizontal sun shading is dynomic in its depth and vertical transitions as it progresses up the Northern Facade.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROJECT MANAGEMENT

STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS Consultants STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS

SFL 153.550

BLIND TRANSOM HEAD

Client Project No.

GL01A

BP01 GL01 INSULATED SPANDREL BACKING PAN

GL01A CLD01

TYPICAL CURTAIN WALL

GL01A

GL01 VISION GLAZING GL01

CLD01

INTERIOR

ALIGN

OUTSIDE

GL03 SPANDREL GLAZING GL01 CURTAIN WALL - REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS

CLD01

1:20

450-600

OUTSIDE

AB AA

A-63-01001

VARIES ADDRESS: L3, 289 WELLINGTON PARADE EAST MELBOURNE STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS TEL: 03 9622 9700

CEILING COFFER (DASHED)

T1SFL - LEVEL 84.25034

STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS

RECESSED PELMET BOX. FINISH TO MATCH CEILING

INSIDE

T1 - LEVEL 13

NAME: IRWIN CONSULT PROJECT MANAGEMENT

SUSPENDED PBD CEILING & BULKHEAD LINING. PAINT FINISH

T1 - LEVEL 13

Consultants

FT03-A FACADE MODULE TYPE 1

ALIGN

FT02 PLANTER MODULE WITH IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE. REFER LANDSCAPE DETAILS

450-600

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Consultants

DISCLAIMER: These drawings reflect the current design intent only and are subject to change due to ongoing design development.

180

430

A-63-01001

FACADE SYSTEM FST02 - ELEVATION SCALE

Consultants

RECESSED C/WALL BRACKET. FIRE-RATED PACKING. REFER FIRE ENG'S DETAILS

GL01A CITY ROAD SOUTHBANK VICTORIA AUSTRALIA TELEPHONE FACSIMILE

1100

1:20

GL01A CURTAIN WALL AWNING WINDOW. REFER FACADE ENG'S DETAILS

HORIZONTAL SUN-SHADE - Type B

Cox Architecture

Level 2, 167 Flinders Lane, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Australia T + 61 3 9650 3288 F + 61 3 9650 2747 www.coxarchitecture.com.au Consultants Consultants

GL01A

SFL 153.550 SFL 84.250

* FLOOR - FLOOR EXTERNAL IGU TO MAINTAIN CONTINUOUS READING OF CURTAIN WALL

T + 61 3 9650 3288 8 8 8 TELEPHONE F + 61 3 9650 2747 6 1 3 9 668 12 359982656 3FACSIMILE F + 61 3 9650 2747 6 1 3 9 6 8 2 5 9 2 5 FACSIMILE www.coxarchitecture.com.au www.coxarchitecture.com.au

RECESSED C/WALL BRACKET. FIRE-RATED PACKING. REFER FIRE ENG'S DETAILS

610

VARIES

CLD01 CLADDING TO SUPPORT OUTRIGGERS TO MATCH FACADE MODULE CLADDING

VARIES

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The North facade at level 11-18 of the towers is expressed through a curtain wall with silver glass and stone sun-shading with integrated planter facade element. These facade elements aim to accentuate and articulate the curvilinear forms, and assist with the transition between the podium and tower facades.

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FACADE STRATEGY

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510

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S t r e e t

Mix Uses Commercial, Richmond, Melbourne

The plans for 510 Church Street include approximately 20, 744 square metres of office space as well as food and beverage facilities to further promote vibrancy, activation and movement to not only the site, but to Church Street and Richmond. The facilities include a cafe/grab â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;nâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;go outlet along Hutchings Street and a restaurant to the corner of Church Street and Hutchings Street. The unique and rare nature of the site allows the design to respond to its surrounding context, with a stepped, sculptured form to the west and north. The landscaped terraces to the west and the rooftop provide a completely unique office workplace experience to not only Church Street but within Melbourne Vertical landscaping has been integrated, providing a sense of continuity to the design with landscape terraces to the west. This integrated landscape component with the facade design provides a powerful and innovative sense of address and identity to Church Street. The horizontal metal fins moves across the building form, breaking down the scale and mass whilst at the same time providing movement and articulation

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Developer: Alfasi Group Design Director: Phil Rowe Project Director: Simon Haussenger Project Architect: Eliza Suffren

Location: Church Street, Richmond Site Area; 3,058 sqm NLA: 20,744sqm Floor Count: 11 Tower Height: 52m

Rhino + Grasshopper + GeometryGym - Design Optimization Workflow

Computational Design provide the flexibility during the design stage for both tower and facade iteration. Rhino and Grasshopper are essential in the later stage to transform from Rhino into Revit by using Geometry Gym plugin tools and make the workflow better while maintain the quality of the design.

BIM Interoperability Workflow

My role on this project was more of a Facade Designer, and my sole focus was on the facade blade and fins that drive the entire facade articulation. I was asked by our project leader to create a parametirc workflow during the design stage, while at the same time creating a dynamic pipeline with our In-House BIM Manager to translate the geometries into Revit for ducumentation. With the powerful grasshopper plugin - Geometry Gym, enables me to translate the NURBS closedpolysurface/ polysurfaces into IFC format which later import into Revit through Generic Model. This method allow me to import objects based on the assigned element name in order to ease the document workflow and allow other consultants to coordination review once both design and structural revit files are linked.

Rhino > Dynamo > Revit Workflow

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The curtain wall system also manageable through integration between Grasshopper and Dynamo by extracting facade panel corner points together with their coordination points that allow Revit to perform the model ling through adaptive components method.

Apart from parametric modelling, my role in this project also span across into the tower interior space design to delineate the key concept. Lobby and entrance void design are the main subject in this project. Massive void adjacent to the facade allow natural daylight penetrate into the office floors.

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The Caulfield to Dandenong: Level Crossing Removal Project is removing nine level crossings and rebuilding five stations. The Cranbourne-Pakenham train line is Melbourne's busiest and is crossed by some of our most congested roads, with boom gates down for up to 82 minutes during the morning peak We are also building five brand new stations at Carnegie, Murrumbeena, Hughesdale, Clayton and Noble Park. This massive redevelopment is lead by an alliance including Lendlease, CPB Contractors, WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff, Aurecon and Metro Trains Melbourne is delivering the project on behalf of LXRA. The rail over solution has been designed to minimise impact to local utilities. A major gas transmission main runs directly across the rail corridor next to Grange Road â&#x20AC;&#x201C; meaning that this level crossing had to be removed by elevating the rail over the road. Relocating the gas main would have been incredibly disruptive to gas supply to a large part of Melbourne and would have taken many years to complete at significant cost

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Client: Level Crossing Removal Authority (LXRA) Design Director: Jonathan Gardiner Project Director: Jonathan Gardiner Project Architect: Paul Trinchi

Location: Victoria, Melbourne Site Area; Masterplaning New Station: 5 Removed Level Crossing: 9

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Interoperability Workflow CAULFIELD TO DANDENONG P03-039-C-CTD-DRG-01-MRB-ARC-BIM 4567 My role onDthis project was more of a 3d Modeller, and my sole focus was on the Murrumbeena LEVEL CROSSING REMOVAL PROJECT Drawn By Station Designed By Carnegie Station which both share the same “long spanning” canopy design form. In the and ARCHITECTURAL S SMITH L TAN Checked By begining, Ind. ReviewI established the ideal design practices to be employed in order to allow every designer MURRUMBEENA

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to to quickly iterate on the canopy form using design softwares like Rhino and Grasshopper, Approval Date J GREEN while at the same time creating a dynamic pipeline with our In-House BIM Manager to translate Revision into Revit for ducumentation. With the powerful grasshopper plugin - Geometry Drawing Number the geometries enables me to translate the NURBS closedpolysurface/polysurfaces into IFC format which MRB_Gym, A0467 later import into Revit through Generic Model. This method allow me to import objects based on the assigned element name in order to ease the document workflow and allow other consultants to coordination review once both design and structural revit files are linked. S HARPER Approved

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Multi-Residential, East Melbourne

S t r e e t

This project submitted proposal seeks to replace an existing planning permit onsite for a six level student accommodation complex encompassing 189 student apartments where we replace the design with a 12 level mixed use building comprising 154 apartments, dual ground floor food and drink retail outlets over 460sqm and car parking for 121 vehicles. The proposal also maintain the entire portion of the original buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s frontage to Johnston Street, with the towerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s curved facade taling its design impetus from the nearby Keith Haring mural. The biggest challenge in this project is to deal with the overshadow shadow issues from the proposed height tower, and simultaneously cracking the design outcome without losing the initial concept. Floor area also another major concern while tackling with the overshadow since the subject site is under planning control which avoid overbuilt.

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Client: GURNER Design Director: Phil Rowe Project Director: Pete Sullivan Project Architect: Andrew Mayne

Location: Victoria, Melbourne Site Area: 1,873sqm Apartment no. : 154 Carpark space no: 121

Rhino > Grasshopper - Design Optimisation Workflow

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My role on this project was more of a 3d Modeller, and my sole focus was on the entire 3D modelling. Working with Rhino and Grasshopper allow me to amend the design based on feedback and local requirement that need to correspond with the local planning control as well as overshadow issue. Setting up the grasshopper scripts based on the model elements to enhance the efficiency of my workflow in order to meet the design criteria that constantly updated by both clients and our design leader.

8 design variation has been established since the competition scheme has been granted. Floor levels, building footprints, apartment numbers, height control, overshadow issue, as well as facade treatment need to be facilitate in this project throughout the planning permit process.

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Mixed-Use Commercial, Southbank River Promenade, Melbourne

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Client: ARA Group Design Director: Patrick Ness Project Director: Paul Curry & Simon Haussengger Project Architect: Michael Wu

Location: Southbank River Promenade Site Area; Masterplaning EOI Stage

Scheme 01 - RETROFIT SCHEME

01 New Food Street

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Food Streetâ&#x20AC;? as central spine of mall, with trees and new glass canopy to draw patrons into the mall

Upper Level GBA: 2,500m2

03 Retail Optimisation

Podium Level GBA: 2,150m

By relocating Food Court deeper into the mall, spaces adjacent to the promenade can be converted to Retail

02 Visual Permeability

New voids and atruims into the floorplate to bring light and visual access to riverfront deep into the floor

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GBA: 5,100m2

Ground Level GBA: 4,800m2

04 Improved Promenade Frontage

Restaurants with outdoor riverfront dining area

Scheme 02 - THE NEW RIVERFRONT PRECINCT

The Masterplan acknowledges the significance and potential of Southgate to the future of the Precinct. We recognise its unique siting and potentila as a prime destination node for cultural events, retail and workplace. Drawing from Melbourne’s unique Laneway culture, we enviasage a highly premeable site that is pedestrian friendly by brining the Promenade lifestyle deep into site.

Existing Condition Understanding the existing Southgate development is vital in order to deliver a successful project. The site has some difficult levels to address, and we have built a 3D model to visualise and find design solutions to ensure seamless patron flow through those levels while maximising commercial value.

01 The New Riverfront Precinct 1. 2. 3.

Urban Integration of promenade lifestyle & events Placemaking Programmed Terraces

02 New Opportunities 1. 2. 3. 4.

Active Frontages Maximise the development yield by finding build opportunities within Planning Control Envelope Visual & physical permeability Additional Programmes

03 Sun Seeker 1. 2.

Sculpted voids to bring light & view amenity throughout Nature integration

Planning Control Overlay Our expertise in commercial planning allow us to find opportunities within the planning envelope to ‘plug-in’ additional areas. An entensive study of the existing fabric will be conducted as part of our value proposition in the Masterplan to understand the opportunity cost of retaining the existing structure.

S u p e r p o r o s i t y

Mixed Used Commercial Building, Federation Square East

This project is focused on the mixed used development of the important site east of Federation Square which the vital aim is to address the issues that concerned: connection between the CBD and the Yarra River's north bank and with surrounding sporting facilities, the physical redefinition of a CBD edge, landscaping, public, commercial and residential space. Throughout the project, we were required to execute the project towards the exposure of broader range of skills and knowledge to conclude out studies and augment our speculation with a large scale urban project. Greater city come with greater permeability power as how the Federation Square East implements with greater strategy. “Supermobility” has become a significant move where it will begin to lead the connection between the edge of Melbourne Central Business Districts (CBD) and the Yarra River throught all the significant pedestriant linkage. The ideology behind this innate concept is to introduces greater permeability energy towards the civil in order to provide a more laxity architecture. Ideally, the injection of supermobility manufacturing industry into this project is coherent since the local industry is began to decline. Essentially, this would be the best pragmatic moves to fuse with other commercial events in order to re-juvenating the local industry business while producing greater mobility product towards this “urban constrainted city”

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ABPL 90169 Design Thesis Instuctor: Richard Stampton Classification: Academic/Individual Work Semester/Year: Spring 2015

Location: Federation Square East, Melbourne Area: 26,500 sqm Type: Commercial/Industrial Floors: 7F

The Industry movement has been brought impacts towards the metropolitan scale since ever the gold rush in 1850. Population, Economy and Environment has become the key urban aspects that endure the flux impacts. Eventually, it also brings even greater fluxes between those sub-features from the three vital aspects since there are ideally coordinate with each other to form the cityscape as today. Based on my preeminent concern, the fluxes that occur towards the population has simply change the radical form of civil employment and lifestyle behavior that ironically form several urban constraint towards the city today.

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Gold rush sector brought greater population rate and employment rate where it driven the economy in Melbourne where first railway is being built during that period.

Industry relocation to the banks of the Maribyrnong River in Flemington and Footscary due to river pollution at Collingwood upstream

WW1 has forced industry sectors to become more self-sufficiency when the supply could not fullfil the market demands especially metal and engineering sector.

Introduction of internal combustion engine and electrical power allowed steel production rised once again and had been driven the rest of the economy for years.

Digital Revolution was the main factor that caused deindustralisation due to changes of technology and employment declinatinoation where people gradualy shifted to immaterial labour

Manufacturing industry declined due to oil price and the tariff came down when government has privatalized their business and allow the market industry grown freely but mostly were shut down at the end.

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City Heat Map Pedestriants are not easing with free-navigate on every streets since they are mainly occupied by the vehicles.

Fludity, Mobility, and Permeability form Greater Porous City within the Great Giant City.

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I n t e r s p a c e

Shibuya Replay Centre, Tokyo

In this studio, we are asked to speculate on design approaches that draw on the underlying economic, infrastructural and cultural systems that organise the city as 'genetic' design sources in order to generate versions of model for urban intervention, tested via generative techniques where contextual information and precedent building stock is used as the 'genetic' source material for architectural mutations and new forms of organisation. Through investigation of my interest towards the architectural aspect - "urban void", seemingly it has been reflects the urban issue due to series of urban transformation. Consequently, these transformation has literally shaped numbers of urban vacancies where those awkward size vacant lands has been left out regards of its unpromising functionality especially when comes to architectural plannning. My idea towards the project is to transform those monotony spaces into a more heterogeneity city. By doing so, my design strategy is to bring and gather the significant urban emptiness and generate a sophisticated Replay Center through a generative approaches.

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ABPL 90115 Master of Architecture Studio E Instrcutor: Laura Martires Classification: Academic/Individual Work Semester/Year: Fall 2015

Location: Shibuya,Tokyo, JAPAN Area: 8,780 sqm Type: Commercial/Entertainment Floors: 13F

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Area : 95 sqm Area : 398 sqm u.v_02 Area : 241 sqm + 204sqm u.v_03 u.v_04 Area : 106 sqm u.v_05 Area : 135 sqm Area : 135 sqm u.v_02 Area Lucrative Return: 20u.v_01 mins/100Area yen : 95 sqm Lucrative Return: 25 mins/300 yen : 241 sqm + 204sqm Lucrative Return: 30u.v_03 mins/200Area yen : 398 sqm Lucrative 20 u.v_04 mins/200Area yen : 106 sqm Lucrative Return: nilu.v_05 Area : 238Return: sqm Area : 89 sqm Area : 112 sqm sqm u.v_06 u.v_09 Area : 240 u.v_10 Area : 134 sqm u.v_10 Area : 134 sqm Area : 238 sqm Area :238 89 sqm sqmReturn:u.v_07 Area : 112 sqm Area : 240 sqm Area : 134 sqm Lucrative Return: 20 mins/100 yen Return: 25 mins/300 yen Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 yen Lucrative 20 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return:u.v_08 nil u.v_07 u.v_08 u.v_09 u.v_10 Area :yen Area :Area 89 sqm Area : 112 Area : 240 Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300Lucrative yen Parking Spaces: 15u.v_06 Parking Spaces: 4sqm Parking Spaces: 15 u.v_06 u.v_07 u.v_08 u.v_09 95 sqm Area 241 sqm + 204sqm Area : 398 sqm Area 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Return: 15u.v_09 mins/500 yenyen Lucrative Return: 20u.v_1 min Maximum Profit per day: 57,600Parking yen ParkingLucrative Spaces: 10+4 Maximum Profit Return: per Return: day:25144,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 yen Maximum nil u.v_06 u.v_07 Lucrative 20 mins/100 yen Lucrative Return: 25 mins/300 yen Lucrative Return: 30 Parking mins/200 yen Return: 20 mins/200 yen Return: nil Return: 20u.v_01 mins/100Lucrative yen Lucrative mins/300 yen Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 yen 20 mins/200 yen Return: nil Parking Spaces: 18 Parking Spaces: 7 20day: Parking Spaces: 8Confidential Parking Spaces: Parking Lucrative Return: 20 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: Confidential Lucrative Return: 20 mins/400 yenSpaces: Lucrative Return: 1 Return: 20 mins/100 yen Lucrative 25 144,000 mins/300 yen Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 yen Return: Lucrative Return: 20 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: nil Parking Spaces: 18 Parking Spaces: 7per Parking Spaces: Parking Spaces: Parking Spaces: Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 Parking Maximum ProfitReturn: per day: yen Maximum Profit day: 57,600 yen Maximum Profit day: nil Lucrative Return: mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: Lucrative Return: 16 20 mins/400 yen Lucrative Return: 915 mins/500 yen Parking Spaces: 18 Parking Spaces: 7 8per Parking Spaces: 8 16 Parking Spaces: 16 9 8 Parking Spaces: 9 Maximumyen Profit per day: 172,800 yen + Spaces: 10+4 Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300 yen Parking Spaces: 15 Parking Spaces: 4 Parking Spaces: 15 Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300 yen Parking Spaces: 15 Parking Spaces: 4 Parking Spaces: Maximum Profit per day: 259,200 yenParking Maximum Spaces: Profit per day: Unforeseen Maximum Profit per day:15230,400 yen Maximum Profit per day: 768,000 yen Maximum Profit per yen Parking Spaces: 18 230,400 Parking Spaces: 7 Parking Spaces: Parking Spaces: 16 Parking Spaces: 8172,800 yen + 12 mins/300 yen Spaces: 15 Parking Parking Spaces: 4 Parking Parking Spaces: 15 Parking Maximum Profit per day: 259,200 yen Maximum Profit per day: Unforeseen Maximum Profit per day: yen Maximum Profit per day: 768,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 324,000 Maximum Profit per day: 18 Spaces: 7 Spaces: 8 Parking Spaces: 16 day: 324,000 Maximum Profit per day: 259,200 yen Maximum Profit per day: Unforeseen Maximum Profit per day: 230,400 yen Maximum Profit per day: yenyenyen Maximum Profit Profit per day: 144,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 Parking Profit Spaces: Maximum Profit 144,000 yen Maximum Profit day: 57,600 yen Profit Maximum Profit per day:Maximum nil Maximum Profit per day: 57,600Maximum yen Parking Spaces: 10+4 Maximum per10+4 day: 144,000 yen Profit per day: 144,000 Maximum Profit per per day:day: 57,600 yenProfit Maximum Profit perper day: nil Maximum per per day:day: 259,200 yen Maximum Profit per day: Unforeseen Profit per 768,000 day: 230,400 Maximum per 3 d Profit per144,000 day: 57,600 yen Parkingyen Spaces: 10+4 Maximum yen Maximum Profit 57,600 yenper Maximum per day: nil Profit yen Maximum Profit per day: 259,200 yen Maximum Profit day: Unforeseen Maximum per day: 230,400 yen Maximum Profit per day: 768,000 yen = 316,000 yen Maximum Maximum Profit per day: 172,800 yen + Profit per day: 172,800 Maximum yen + Profit per day: 172,800 yen + = 316,000 yen 144,000 yen 144,000 yen 144,000 yen = 316,000 yen = 316,000 yen = 316,000 yen

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Area : 95 sqm Area : 398 sqm u.v_01 u.v_02 Area : 241 sqm + 204sqm u.v_04 Area : 106 sqm u.v_04 u.v_05 Area : 135 sqm u.v_05 Area : 135 sqm Area : 95 sqm Area :: 95 241 sqm + 204sqm 398 +sqm Area: :398 106sqm sqm Area : 135 sqm u.v_02 u.v_04 u.v_05 Area Area Area :yen 241: sqm 204sqmu.v_03 Area Area :yen 106 u.v_01 u.v_02 u.v_03 Lucrative Return: 20 mins/100 yen sqm Lucrative 25u.v_03 mins/300 Lucrative 30 u.v_02 mins/200 yen: 241 Lucrative 20 mins/200 Lucrative Return: nil u.v_04 Area : 95 sqm Area sqm + 20 204sqm Area :sqm 398 sqm nil Area : 106 sqm u.v_01 u.v_03 Lucrative Return: 20 mins/100 yen Lucrative Return: 20 25 mins/300 yen: 95 Return: Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 Lucrative Return: mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: Area sqm Area : yen 241 sqmReturn: + 204sqm Area : 398 Return: sqm Area sqm Lucrative Return: mins/100 yen Lucrative Return: 25 u.v_02 mins/300 yen Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: 20u.v_04 mins/200 yen : 106 Lucrative Return: nil u.v_01 u.v_03 u.v_0 Parking Spaces: 8 yen Parking Spaces:2515mins/300 Parking Parking Spaces: Lucrative Return: 20 mins/100 yen Lucrative Return: yen Spaces: Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: 2 Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300 yen Spaces: 15 Parking Spaces: 4 25 mins/300 Parking Spaces: 15 Lucrative Return: 12 20 mins/300 mins/100Parking yen Lucrative Return: yen Lucrative Return:4 30 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: 15 20 mins/200 yen Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300 yen Parking Spaces: 15 Parking Spaces: 4 Parking Spaces: 15 Maximum yenSpaces: 10+4 Parking Spaces: Maximum day: 144,000 Maximum Profit per yen MaximumSpaces: Profit per Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300 yenSpaces: Parking Spaces: 15 nilParking Parking Spaces: 4 Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 yen Profit per day: 57,600 Parking Maximum Profit per day: 144,000 yen Profit per Maximum Profitper perday: day: 57,600 yen Maximum Profit per day: Parking Spaces: 10+4 8 12 mins/300 yen yen Parking 15 day: 57,600 4 day: nil Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 yen Parking Spaces: 10+4 Maximum Profit 144,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 yen Maximum Profit Profit per day: Maximum yen + Maximum Profit per day: 57,600 Spaces: yen Parking Spaces: 10+4 Maximum Profit per day: Maximum 144,000 Profit yen per day: 57,600 yen Maximum per n d Maximum Profit per day: 172,800 yen +Profit Maximum Profit per per day: day: 172,800 57,600 yen Parking 10+4 Maximum Profit per day: 144,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 172,800 yen + 144,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 172,800 yen + 144,000 yen Maximum 144,000 yen Profit per day: 172,800 yen + = 316,000 yen 144,000 yen = 316,000 yen 144,000 yen = 316,000 yen = 316,000 yen = 316,000 yen

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Area :: 240 78 sqm + 123 Area : 238 sqm Area : 89 sqm Area : 112 sqm sqm Area: :92134 sqm sqm u.v_13AreaArea u.v_11 u.v_13 Area : 188 sqm u.v_13 u.v_14 Area : 160 sqm u.v_14 u.v_15 Area : 110 sqm u.v_15 Area : 110 sqm Area Area : 78 :sqm Area :: 78 92 sqm + :123 sqm u.v_12 sqm Area : 160 sqm Area : 110 sqm u.v_06 u.v_07 u.v_08 u.v_09 Area u.v_10 Area u.v_11 u.v_12 u.v_14 Area u.v_15 Area :yen 92: +188 : 188 Area : 160 : 398 sqm u.v_02 Area : 106 sqm u.v_03 135 sqm u.v_04 u.v_11 u.v_12 u.v_04 u.v_05 rea : 95 sqm u.v_01u.v_03 Area :Area 95 sqm AreaReturn: : 241 sqm + u.v_02 204sqm Area: :238 241sqm sqm + 204sqm Area : 398 sqm Area : sqm 398: sqm Area : 10620 sqm 106 Area : 135 sqm Area Area : 89Area Area sqm sqm20 mins/200 Area : Return: 240 135 sqm sqm Area ::123 134 sqm UnforeseenLucrative Return: u.v_03Area u.v_04 u.v_05 u.v_05 Lucrative Return: 20 mins/200 yen Lucrative 2020mins/100 Lucrative Return: 20 mins/400 yen Lucrative Return: 20 mins/400 yen : 160 sqm Area 78 sqm Area : sqm 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nilLucrative Lucrative Return: nilArea AreaLucrative : 241 sqmReturn: +20 204sqm Area : 398 Return: sqm Area : Return: 106 Confidential sqm Area :Return: 135 20 sqmmins/400 Lucrative Return: 20 yen Lucrative Return: Lucrative Return: yen Return: 15 mins/500 Lucrative Return: 20 yen Parking Spaces: 6 sqm 30 mins/100 yen Parking Spaces: 18 Parking 11 Parking Spaces: Lucrative Return: 20mins/500 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: 20 mins/100 yen Spaces: Lucrative Return: Unforeseen Lucrative Return: 2 u.v_02 u.v_04 u.v_05 Parking Spaces: 18 Spaces: Parking Spaces: 8 Return: Parking Spaces: 16 Parking Spaces: 9 Spaces: mins/100 yen yen Parking Spaces: Parking Spaces: 11 sqm Parking Spaces: Area 238 sqm 4 Parking Area : 89 Area : 112 Area : 240 sqm Parking Area : 134 sqm Parking Area : Area 238 7Spaces: sqm Area : yen 89: sqm Area : 112 sqm Area : 240 sqm Area : 134 sqm Lucrative Return: 20 sqm mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: 20 mins/100 yen Lucrative Return: Unforeseen Lucrative Return: 620 mins/400 yen Parking Spaces: 6 30 3018mins/100 yen Spaces: Spaces: 11 6 18 Parking Spaces: 6 u.v_06 u.v_07 u.v_08 u.v_09 u.v_10 0Area yen Parking Spaces: Parking 4Parking Parking Spaces: 15 u.v_10 Area : Spaces: 238 7sqm Area : Spaces: 89 6sqm AreaSpaces: : Spaces: 112 sqm Area : 240 sqm Area : 18 134 arking Parking Spaces: 8 12 mins/300 yen 12 u.v_06 mins/300 yen Parking 15 Parking 15 u.v_07 Parking Spaces: Parking 4 u.v_08 Parking Spaces: 15 Parking 15 u.v_09 241 sqm8 + 204sqm Area :day: 398 259,200 sqm :day: 106 Unforeseen sqm Area : 135 sqm 00 yen :Spaces: Lucrative Return: 2515 mins/300 yen Lucrative Return: 30 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: 20 mins/200 Lucrative Return: nil Parking Spaces: Spaces: 18 Parking Spaces: Parking Spaces: 8 Parking 16 Parking Spaces: 9 u.v_06 u.v_07 u.v_08 u.v_09 u.v_10 Maximum Profit per day: 86,400 yen Parking Spaces: 6 + 10 Maximum Profit per day: Unforeseen Maximum Profit per day: 316,800 yen Maximum Profit per day: 172,800 yen Parking Spaces: 6 30 mins/100 yen Parking Spaces: Parking Spaces: 11 u.v_03 u.v_04 u.v_05 Maximum Profit per yen Maximum Profit per Maximum Profit per day: 230,400 yen Maximum Profit per day: 768,000 yen Maximum Profit per day: 324,000 yen Maximum Profit perReturn: day: 86,400 yen Parking Spaces: 6 day: + 10 Maximum Profit day: Unforeseen Maximum Profit day: 316,800 yenSpaces: Maximum Profit day: 172,800 Lucrative Return: 20 mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: Confidential Lucrative Return: mins/400 Lucrative Return: 15 mins/500 Lucrative 20 mins/500 yen 20 day: mins/200 yen Lucrative Return: Confidential Lucrative 20Maximum mins/400 yen per 15 20 mins/500 yenyen Lucrative Return: 20 mins/500 yenyen Parking Spaces: 30 mins/100 yen Parking Parking Profit 86,400 yen Parking Spaces: 6 per + per 10 Maximum Profit perper day: Unforeseen Maximum Profit perper day: 316,800 yenyenSpaces: 11 Maximum Profit Profit per day: Maximum per day: Parking 144,000 yen Maximum Profit 57,600 yenReturn: Maximum Profit per day: nil 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Karaoke District

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Fashion District

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Visible Transition Passage

Fast Pace pedestrian energy is happens on every Shibuya streets where people tend to travel back to city during the daytime from suburbs and intend to stay longer in the city during the day. This situation has transform the street lanes into a even more crowded zone where those street itself only deal with decentralizing and centralizing pattern with no further social distribution energy for the social system to expand into a greater one.

Active Distribution Cycle

Passive Distribution Growth

- where more private and compact territory is establish for any restricted distribution growth

- collect social distribution expanding through the slow pace pedestrain energy zone into a larger social system

Slow Pace Pedestrain Energy - provide a slow pace common ground territory for any desire municipal in order to generate basic social system across the city

Visible Transition Passage -underground circulation is favorable due to subway transit and as well as additional program insertion eg. light infrastructure amenities

Fast Pace Pedestrian Energy

-Multiple accesibility braching from the center of the building plot allow vary of direction approach in regards of the hustling pedestrain flow

Compression Parcel Unit

-reduce the fast pace energy flow into a free-flow navigate compacted parcel retail zone

With integration of intangible intervention of my programmatic strategy, the tower design would be more comprehensive after introducing zoning that allow municipal to have a common ground territory (passive distribution growth- cyan) where people has the opportunity to expand their social system among the urban actors. Only with few zone where the tower has to deal with (active distribution cycle -red) zone as they are meant to restrict people from interaction and it might reduce the social distribution energy as well.

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Mixed-Used Skyscrapers, Dockland, Melbourne

In this studio, we were asked to explore the relationship between morphological experimentation through form-finding, geometry optimisation, and building performance feedback. The studio was searched for highly speculative design responses, based on in-depth research and inter-disciplinary collaboration between architecture and angineering. We were started by analyzing how performance oriented design can inform first principles of conceptual designerly thinking where I have started to deal with wind impact analysis to find out the ideal form for the skyscrasper. Through series of form iterations based on the wind analysis result for each of them, it allowed the project become more efficiency in the sense that every steps are being improved. On the other hand, structure was one of the main aspect we had been widely considered in order to obtain the best structure characteristic for the tower. Through the technology tools, we were able to identified the structure formation in order to bring maximum stability as well as the facade beauty aesthetic towards the project.

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ABPL 90115 Master of Architecture Studio D Instrcutor: Dominic Holzer Classification: Academic/Individual Work Semester/Year: Spring 2014

Location: Dockland, Melbourne, Australia Area: nil Type: Commercial/Residential Floors: 68F

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Shared High-Rise Living, Dockland, Melbourne

In residence, where flexibility and options are important. People nowadays lives within a constraint boundary due to privacy issues and this current design typology unable to create flexibility between every units and leads ordinary lifestyle towards them. It is always easy to make things bigger, more complex or even violent. It should be move in the opposite direction to unfold the living boundary in order to allow people to have more living options but not limitation. Downsizing the dwelling unit to create more multifunctional space for the residents where people can enjoy different shared spaces. This allow living flexibility happens among them and create different lifestyle by having different variation of living options throughout the tower. Viable Living Portz is intend to introduce a new way of share high rise to the world especially for the young generation. The economic status has been pushed people’s living into a extreme condition where dwelling units are providing a ‘static’ privacy environment into youngster lifestyle. Young Professionals are dealing with limitation of lifestyle when they can only managed to own a new small unit. Variation of lifestyle is crucial among the youngster where people are lack of interaction, communication and networking. ‘Portz’ is a brand new introduction of living spaces where young people is having the freedom to enjoy any communal living ports with others but yet they are still managed to own a downsizied dwelling unit where a certain basic living is still being provided in the market.

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ABPL 90115 Master of Architecture Studio C Instrcutor: Igor Kebel Classification: Academic/Individual Work Semester/Year: Fall 2014

Location: Dockland, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA Area: nil Type: Commercial/Residential Floors: 68F

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46sqm Single Bedroom Unit + 21sqm next door Living Port with 24 hours accessible

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46sqm Single Bedroom Unit + 24sqm next door Living Port with 24 hours accessible

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78sqm Double Bedroom Unit + 21sqm next door Living Port with 24 hours accessible

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46sqm Single Bedroom Unit + 24sqm next door Living Port with 24 hours accessible

Type C

78sqm Double Bedroom Unit + 21sqm next door Living Port with 24 hours accessible

P D

Type D

96sqm Double Bedroom Unit + 19sqm next door Living Port with 24 hours accessible

I n d u s t r i - G a i n e r a t o r s Evolo Competition 2016

What is the expected consequences of creating an organization system that is well-operated without the dominance of any chosen bureaucracy? By introducing the "tri-gain" system through the creation of three different architectural approaches that allow the greater economic improvement as well as better living condition for the population in North Korea. Empire Tower, Hydrapower Generator Station and the Monetary station has its own architectural function but they are design to perform as a whole for the next generation in this country. The ideology behind the system is aim to bring greater sharing prospect among the towers through economic activities in order to earn greater gaining for themselves as well as for the country sake. Money and Profit will no longer become their pririority to serve the industry but just to gain the basic needs - Electrical Power. Hence, domestic trading between towers are crucial where it would bring greater GDP value and more energy production for the civilian usage and energy shortage in the industry. Imagine what if the entire nation is executed by this organization system and soon or later it would lead us to greater urban lifestyle in the way of liberated and harmonized.

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Evolo Skyskracsper 2016 Registration no. 0632 Classification: Competition/Individual Work Semester/Year: Summer 2015

Location: North Korea Area: nil Type: Industry + Residential

Synopsis North Korea remains a closed society and continues to be the most centrally directed and worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s least free economy. Industrial capital stock is nearly beyond repair as a result of years of underinvestment and poor maintenance by the government itself. Their compostion of GDP is largely contributed by the industry sector and followed by agricultures and services where they could only obtain $1,800 per capita during 2012. Unfortunately, the energy sector is one of the major concern in the North Korean economy but the supply of oil, coal, and electricity decline steadily since 1995, and seriously affected all sectors of the economy. Electricity generation of North Korea is hydroelectric which contain 60% but most of the facilities are damaged due to the major flooding in 1995 and power shortage still happens during present day. Meanwhile, the population continue suffer from prolonged malnutrition and poor living condition as well as the hard time for the industry labour workforce that mainly control by the local government. Without major external assistance and economic reform, the North Korean economy is driving along a dead end and is likely to implode.

Centrally Planned Economy

Energy Sector Declining

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Poor Living Condition

Domestically Trading

Basic Utility Reward Lifestyle Reward

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"T ri -Gai n" Organization System Diagrammatic Concept Civilian Monetary Record

Civilian Monetary Record Vanished

“Monopolizing is Vanishing”

“Service Domain”

/ The mechanism system behind the monetary terminal is design to store and document the amount of working hours and the contribution point from every single civilian. The contribution points would treat it as their consumption points which allow the civilian to spend on their living goods.

+ “Sharing is Gaining”

Domestically Trading

Through domestically trading, the hydrapower generator station would supply the electricity power as their economical rewards to whose share/trade the products goods with other city. Ideally, there are two fundamental reward methods that offer the civilian:1) The basic electricity supply towards every household unit and commercial events. 2) The constant of electricity power to keep the monetary terminal activated in order to operate as the civilian monetary record base.

“Industry Domain”

Industrial Monopolized

Monetary Terminal (terminal no. MS18)

/ It is vital to keep the monetary terninal activate all the time to ensure all civilian asset data are being well recorded. Deactivation would lead them into disaster where all the asset points would vanished afterall if the monetary terminal has being shut down for more than 48 hours.

“Agriculture Domain”

Hydrapower Generator Station (tower no. PG43)

Empire City (tower no.159)

Electrical Usage Shortaged

Power Supply Terminated

Electrical Usage Gained

Power Supply Gained

Social Residence Tower

Primary Structure + Management Offices Domestic Trading Railway Monetary Platform

Service Domain Platform Station Information Data Base Monitor

High Speed Traffic

Guard Tower (Clout)

Service Railway

Power Tensile Cable

Goods ExportCheckpoint Gateway

Domestic Trading Traffic High Volt Power Cells

Lightweight Secondary Structure

Industry Domain Platform

Primary Structure Data Base Core

Power Electrical Core Public Amenities Platform Car Park Platform Station Secondary Structure Agriculture Domain Platform

Empire Tower

Hydrapower Generator Station

Monetary Terminal

A p p l i e d

C o n s t r u c t i o n

level 9 postgraduate - high rise tower construction

The course investigated theory and praxis associated with the design development of a programmatically complex project. The subject was practical and it was centred on a studio-type exercise to be developed with sequential assignments. We are required to translate a sketch design proposition into a coherent design development proposal. The praxis will develop during the semester by associating autonomous and original design initiatives with construction methods and leading edge technological principals. This exercises will develop in the context of a mutlidisciplinary simulation. The didactics will promote reflections from an ethical position that sees technology as a fundamental component of architectural design.

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ABPL90118 Applied construction Coordinator: Giorgio Marfella Classification: Group/Individual Work Semester/Year: Autuum 2014

Location: CBD, Melbourne Area: 2025 sqm Type: Office

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