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Creating Local Community

Community spaces act as a respiratory organs within the Urban fabric of the city, and also promotes social, environmental and health benefits for its users. Community spaces help to bring good functionality, Social Interaction and Aesthetical value to the site.

Our vision was to create a Central communal space connecting Elizabeth Quay and the Swan River, which attracts all the users in or around the site, as the current design lacks interactive spaces.

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Aborginal Culture Inspired

Rainbow Serpent is regarded to be very important in the Aboriginal Culture, the Rainbow Serpent is considered to be the Dreamtime creatures who has shaped the earth

Our concept adopted the movement of the Rainbow serpent in the community area, integrating the two major focal points of the site and following the nature to bind the site in one, promoting the community engagement.

Project 04

FREMANTLE ART MUSEUM

As one of the most precious heritage site in Perth, Fremantle has numerous historic footprints. The city centre itself is also designed to encourage walkability.

The main design concept of this project is to emphasize the circulation and permeability within the building. The main central staircase is the major focus of the design.

Internal Spaces

To adapt to the narrow site, the interior spaces of the building and the exhibition space are divided in linear shape to enhance the experience of “walking” in exhibition. Also the central staircase with transparent skin ensures the flow of natural lighting into the whole building.

The front section is to show the distribution of exhibition spaces and utility spaces in the building, which is separated by the main staircase in the centre, leading to all levels of the building.

SECTION A

SECTION B

Project 05

DOCUMENTATION FOR BUILDING APPROVAL

Redesign and Expansion of Fremantle Arthouse

Project 06

BARLOW MOTOR MUSEUM

Project 07

STUDLEY PARK BOATHOUSE

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