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T R I I I RESIDENCE The project is developed from the initial figure on ground of triangle geometry. The rule of the figure are inclusion of two overlapped big triangles, while each has one small triangle overlap at one corner. The form is then extruded from that shape, however, the surfaces are triangulated at different angle. The form provides more opportunities for the ground development. Since, the buildings have walkable surface on the top. Therefore, the buildings are embed to part of the ground creating more open area for the public and hierarchy for the site.
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The three buildings closer to the road accommodate most of commercial programs including cafe, pavilion, glasshouse, library and gallery. Ad a result, they are more embedded to the ground. On the other hand, more privacy is required for residence buildings so they are located higher and further from the road.
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T W I S T E D P A V I L I O N The project is developed using grasshopper plug-in in rhino and rendered through Unreal Engines. The feature helps create parametric form suitable for pavilion purposed at the Queen Victoria Gardens parallel to St Kilda Rd, as well as virtual reality. The role of the pavilion is to be able to hold small performance and meeting. Therefore, it is created to be semi-private, yet inviting people to visit and relax. P a v i l i o n The shells are divided into 2 pieces because of the serpentine opening that starts from the ground. The two shells/shelters efficiently provides the shade and protection for rains. S e c t i o n a l The step seating is alternated from the shape of the pavilion and being blended to part of the landscape since it is located in a park. C i r c u l a t i o n The dominant circulation is apparent to be through the pavilioin while it is also posible to be around the pavilion and landscape.
The ground are extruded corresponding to the curvy shape of the pavilion to blend it with the surrounding.
The structure is created using parametric curves arraying in polar style. The volume is larger at the centre to accommodate various activities The threshold at the top is created along the curve as well to let the light in.
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The main circulation can be recognised easily. It is either cut through the pavilion or circle around the pavilion
The step seatings are distinguishable by using different materials.
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WEAVE is used to detect the two set of different scaled curves and in order to build the surface. Next, the shape is baked out and booleaned to sit on a flat ground.
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The entire project is developed from the initial renovation of the single dwelling at 4 Macarthur Place to cover the whole site of 2-6 Macarthur Place. The key principles of this project are to create more habitation areas for both human and non-human because of the increased urban density in Carlton while preserves the heritage façades and reactivate the lane ways. According to the site analysis, different types of programs are introduced containing cafe in the back lane and student housing to accommodate more younger people in Carlton suburb. To densify and intensify, a curve concept is developed to all corner in the meaning of welcoming people to the site. The buildings’ form are cut at angles allowing the short side to face more morning sun which is the main issue for long terraced house in inner suburbs Melbourne built in 1900s. At the same, the courtyard is aligned to the old neighbour’s courtyard, therefore, the buildings least overshadow each other. The access to the rooftop is included to increase the interaction within the community and for non-human habitation.
Shared roof top area suitable for both human interaction and non-human living habitation.
More interactions are introduced to the lane way by having more access from the back of the house and balcony overlooking at the lane way offering more security at night. Whilst, private balcony for master bedroom is added just behind the heritage facade. Giving the owners a space to relax with an impressive view of the Macarthur Place park.
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THE SPACE O D Y S S E Y L I B R A R Y The public library is designed for the future city of Melbourne located at 124-140 Little Bourke Street. The project architecturally responds the vision to project is The library and the city for the contemporary city as well as facilitates the vision. The role of the library is to contrast with the dense urban rectilinear form of the Melbourne city by utilizing the dynamic form. It calls out for attention from the public . Since people nowadays rarely go to library to borrow books and read. Library needs to provide more facilities, activities and be more interesting so people feel invited to visit.
The concept is inspired from a theoretical passage wormhole that links two different points of space time or black holes together. The openings are formed from the black hole expressing the idea of suction which friendly invites people to come visit the library. The facade is curved and becomes thinner at the front of the building to retain the street view of low-rise traditional buildings in the Chinatown site. The site is located in a high density urban and crowded areas, the aim of the library is to provide space for gathering and activities rather books reading. Yet, private and reading space is also included. ด The wormhole acting as the รห bookshelves wanders from the first level to the fourth levels create interaction within the building. The sun installation at the end of the hole delivers more depth to the space concept. More, it depicts as the source of light for the internal area contrasting with the external building envelope which is matte black like the black hole that draw everything in. The differences create isolation between the inside and outside for suitable atmosphere for the library that is located in the loud distracting site. รห ะไรหะำ�ก
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CASE STUDY CONSTRUCTION D E S I G N The explanatory technical drawings and a physical model demonstrating the understanding of construction design by identify, evaluate and engage with the technological underpinning the architecture of the Olympic park community Facility connected to Collingwood Football Club. The physical model presents the northern section of the building facing to the oval. The section mainly contains full double glazing sliding windows with thing aluminum channel frames to maximize the view that it can capture, also providing thermal performance. Yet, the overhang and outrigger offer moisture protection strategies. The model contains foundation classifying the soil type and its bearing capacity that requires pile footing systems to sit in the weathered Basalt layer since the site is located near Yarra river so it is only natural that the soil on the upper level are not capable of bearing building’s load. The foundation again affects the ground floor slab design to be suspended slabs. Furthermore, the first floor slabs utilities pre-stressed slab which is tensioned after pouring the concrete sitting on the permanent form work. This type of slab helps reducing the supports providing the large flexible plan suitable for commercial building, too, increasing the floor to ceiling height because of the thinness of slabs. The facade appears to be seamless and minimal matching with the parapet capping. Eventually, the model displays the metal deck roofing of concealed fixing type that has a number of benefits including low roof pitch, less water penetration and easy to maintain.
OLYMPIC PARK COMMUNITY FACILITY (THE GLASS HOUSE) BY CROXON RAMSEY
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