Ethan Koch - Architecture Portfolio by Ethan Koch

ETHAN KOCH The University of Adelaide BA | 2016 - 2020 U n i v e r s i t y o f Te c h n o l o g y S y d n e y M A | 2 0 2 1 - 2 0 2 3

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Contact Sydney, Australia ethan.r.koch@outlook.com 0410002319

PERSONAL STATEMENT Hello, My name is Ethan. I am a 26-year-old Graduate Architect, originally from Adelaide, Australia, and now a resident Sydney-sider. By way of introduction, I spent my childhood growing up in Singapore before moving to Adelaide, where I completed my Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Adelaide, which then led me to move to Sydney to complete my Master’s of Architecture at the University of Technology, Sydney. During this period, I searched for experience in the profession both locally and overseas, while also undertaking personal projects. In 2017, I gained my first experience in professional practice through an internship at Concept Consult Architects based in Switzerland. In 2020, I worked as an Architectural Assistant at Brett Aylen Architecture in Adelaide and have since been working at buckandsimple Architects in Sydney for the past two years. Collectively, these experiences have developed my awareness within architectural practice and honed my skills in construction and approvals documentation, design phases, and project management. I am seeking opportunities to continue learning, and expand my knowledge and responsibilities within practice as a graduate architect in the profession. I am motivated by curating meaningful experiences for people through architecture. I believe architecture houses all facets of life, with people at the center of this notion. To achieve this, I believe in an iterative design process that seeks a holistic outcome through the connection of spaces, materials, qualities and systems. My portfolio is a curation of selected projects from academic, professional, and personal work. Cumulatively, they define my approach to creating spaces for human life and demonstrates my judgement in how I use architecture to solve design problems.

EXPERIENCE AND ACHIEVEMENTS

ETHAN

EDUCATION University of Adelaide, Bachelor of Architectural Design | 2016 - 2020 University Technology of Sydney, Masters of Architecture | 2021 - ongoing (finishing end of academic term, 2023) PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE buckandsimple Architects - Sydney, Australia - Graduate Architect (BA) | November 2021 - ongoing

- Responsibilities: Assist in various stages of architectural projects from concept to completion. - Project management: Responsible for DA and CC stage delivery for residential and commercial projects. - Client interaction: Interact and assist clients to deliver to their needs and preferences. - Marketing: Organise and curate social media posts and presence.

Concept Consult Architects - Lausanne, Switzerland - Internship | October 2017 - November 2017 - Initialised research and development for the design for a loft apartment in Stuttgart. - Developed interior concept and presentation for Nestle warehouse project.

Brett Aylen Architects - Adelaide, Australia - Architectural Assistant | January 2020 - April 2020

- Closely assisted in the concept design of a house extension, contributing in client meetings and developing models and documentation in revit. - Designed a interior shop fitout with a colleague, whilst developing a good relationship with the client by collaborating at each stage. - Use of revit to model and present design outcomes through to detailing final construction documents.

SKILLS SUMMARY - Revit: (advanced) Extensive experience to develop an organised and efficient workflow, allowing production outputs from concept design stages and, approvals to full set construction drawings. - Rhinoceros 3D: (advanced) Well versed in both 2D linework and 3D modelling for conceptual and developed design stages. - Grasshopper: (intermediate) Competence in parametric modelling with sound understanding of its function. (refer to project ‘Kampung Melayu’) - Vray: (intermediate) Skilled in producing quality render outputs and developing realistic materials for projects of various scales. - Lumion: (advanced) Highly experienced in creating atmospheric scenes, walkthroughs and still renders. Understanding of all functions and effects involved in its features. - Adobe Suite: (advanced) Well versed and experienced in the use of photoshop, illustrator, indesign to generate compelling graphics and layouts for presentation. - Microsoft 365: (advanced) Comprehensive experience in both working individually and collaboratively to produce for client presentation standards and in house operations.

ACHIEVEMENTS + REFERENCES International Conference for The Association for Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia 2022 Selected to speak and present Design Studio Project ‘kampung Melayu’ at the international Conference CAADRIA. Link: caadria2022.org/projects/kampung-melayu/

Published Peer reviewed paper and research article, ‘Addressing Flood Resilience In Jakarta’s Kampungs Through The Use Of Sequential Evolutionary Simulations’ Link: www.researchgate.net/publication/361414495_ADDRESSING_FLOOD_RESILIENCE_IN_JAKARTA’S_KAMPUNGS_THROUGH_THE_USE_OF_ SEQUENTIAL_EVOLUTIONARY_SIMULATIONS

Laurence T Schneider Prize in Art History

School of Architecture and Built Environment, The University of Adelaide Awarded to the student whom achieves the highest grade in the subject of History Theory III

Reference - David Linford - Director, Concept Consult Architects Reference - Brett Aylen - Director, Brett Aylen Architecture Reference - Alan Peters - Head of School of Architecture and Built Environment, University of Adelaide Reference - Katherine Bartsch - Program Director, Bachelor of Architectural Design, University of Adelaide

CONTENT “Architecture is such a story, an occupation that penetrates all aspects of your life. It is in what you eat, what you drink, where you go, what you see. From your choice of movies and restaurants to the music you listen to and the clothes you wear, this world grabs you somehow and you get a position for yourself therein.” - Emre Arolat

public - recreation - disaster relief - rural

ACADEMIC

‘ a rooftop intervention: depending on the season, acting as a beacon of support or a field of recreation, but always a place of communal gathering ‘

A2 urban - settlement - disaster relief - computational

AWARDED & PUBLISHED

A3 institutional - public - archival ‘ The archive is a powerful archetype of dissemination. A re-figuring of its ownership must shift to represent the people, and thus, a re-figuring of the archive itself is in order ‘

PROFESSIONAL

single residential dwelling

HILLS HOIST

single residential dwelling

CURL CURL

single residential dwelling

PEEKABOO HOUSE

single residential dwelling

COLLINS RESIDENCE

I1 internal courtyard - design and construction

INDIVIDUAL

brick and besser courtyard

I2 personal hospitality business AG23 bagel house

OTHER

references

David Linford - Brett Aylen - Katherine Bartsch - Aan Peters

public - recreation - disaster relief - rural

ACADEMIC

‘ a rooftop intervention and depending on the season, acting as a beacon of support or a field of recreation, but always a place of community gathering ‘

A2 urban - settlement - disaster relief - computational

AWARDED & PUBLISHED

PG 6 - 33

DESIGN STUDIO LED BY: GERARD REINMUTH & KIMBERLEY ANGANGAN TYPE: PUBLIC - RECREATION - DISASTER RELIEF - RURAL SITE: LISMORE, NSW

primary program education space and graffiti studio

primary program

‘ a rooftop intervention: depending on the season, acting as a beacon of support or a field of

outdoor cinema

recreation, but always a place of communal gathering ‘

supporting program

primary program basketball arena

supporting program

Introduction

Solution

Geographically, Lismore is situated in a flood plain below surrounding mountain ranges. This results in a bathtub like effect, and depending on the severity of the downpour can lead to low level floods still capable of severe damage to residential dwellings, infrastructure and business’, and on rare but recently more occurring instances, devastating floods of up to 14.5m engulfs the entirety of the city.

An evacuation and resource centre located at the heart of the CBD during massive flood events, and an indoor outdoor, sports, recreation and leisure roofscape during summer and dryer months.

This project is a component of a wider masterplan which looks at the complete formalisation of rooftops in Lismore as a strategy for flood resilience, and to prompt new thinking of how urban typologies can tackle such natural disasters.

Problem How can we introduce a local and contextually driven intervention into Lismore which mitigates flooding, provides relief and support during wide spread floods, yet also doubles as a positive urban introduction to the city which promotes livelihood and amenity during drier times?

This urban intervention sits upon the existing CBD buildings, up and above the height of the floodlines, and is tactfully situated along primary networks to both provide aid during floods, and to become a centre point for residents to congregate to engage in activity, creative studios and enjoyment. The project executes a series of analysis to pinpoint opportunities on the site to drive conceptual form and program. Locating under utilised back alleys to convert into new connecting thoroughfare on the ground plane, to determining flat pitched roofs and strructurally sound existing structures to latch onto to create this new roof scape are the successful points of this project.

PG 8-15

AXONOMETRIC MASTERPLAN

primary program volleyball arena

secondary entrance

primary program workshop space

primary entrance north western / thoroughfare entry

primary program skate bowl

primary program pedestrian thoroughfare

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The location of the Evacuation and Recreation center was selected due to its proximity to the existing evacuation routes and primary roads. Its central point wthin the CBD grid, and more specifically, the block which it resides, boasts a unique character of dilapidated laneways and back alleys (see diagrams below), which will be converted into a new city central pedestrian thoroughfare. This initiative is capable through the buyback scheme, in which damaged and empty commercial buildings are bought back and converted into entry points into the new space. This also becomes the access point to the recreation and evacuation center (refer below diagrams and plans).

SITE ANALYSIS - CBD block EVACUATION

ID E N TI FY R OOFTOP S PACE WI TH I N S E LE C TE D B LOCK F OR TH E N E W I N TE RV E NTION.

210m

DISTINGUISH FL AT PITCHE D RO O F S FOR FORMAL INTERVENT I O N.

248m

EVACUATION

210m

ME RG E F L AT RO O F S TO CRE AT E L A RG E R Z O NE S

O V E RL AY P RO PO SED PR O G R AM

T.03

T.02

EXIT.04

EXIT.01

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

primary program

CBD GRID 28 METRES

skate bowl

primary program basketball arena

ENTRY

incision typology

access

network and circulation outdoor cinema

access

network and circulation

primary program educational / mural workshops

primary program workshop

ENTRY

EXIT.10

EXIT.05

SECTION access

access

primary program volleball arena

supporting program

primary program pedestrian thoroughfare

EXIT.06

primary program

access

marketplace

primary program bouldering gym

CBD 15 M

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

primary program existing buildings subdivided to promote activity within the pedestrian thoroughfare

primary program reception and front desk

primary program stairway and lift access

ENTRY E X I T. 03/04

primary program

SECTIONS - flooded vs dry

resource stalls: resource stalls are erected on the network and circulation datum. They provide food, tools, household goods, support and storage for all residents in Lismore.

primary program CBD GRID 24 METRES

operable roof: an operable roof is deployed during the evacuation and resource program to provide a d d i t i o n a l s h e l t e r. t h e r o o f c a n a l s o b e closed during sporting events.

primary program bleacher shelters: during severe flooding events, the bleachers on site, are dissasembled, and turned into shelter units.

E VA C U AT I O N A N D R E S O U R C E PROGRAM S P O R T S R E C R E AT I O N A N D LEISURE PROGRAM

E X I T. 0 2

26.25m AHD proposed RL detail 4

network and circulation

primary program volleball arena

22.3m AHD proposed FFL detail 1

detail 2

18.9m AHD proposed GFL

axonometric detail

detail 3

17.0m AHD

existing RL

16.5m FLOOD LEVEL future predications

incision typology

14.4m FLOOD LEVEL feb 2022

13.0m AHD

existing commercial building

existing FFL

11 . 4 m F L O O D L E V E L mar 2022

9.0m AHD existing GFL

SECT ION / SC A LE 1: 50

existing commercial building

AXONOMETRIC DETAIL - Planted balustrade and box gutter

corrugated roof sheeting sourced from Maxtrix Steel

box gutter

mesh fence

imbedded planter box

treated pine boards sourced from Lismore

bleacher system / refuge

existing masonry wall

clt flooring

structural steel truss

400 x 400 structural glulam column glulam column imbedded into the existing external walls to provide support for proposed structure and to brace existing structural system.

SECTION DETAILS - Building details flashing roof sheet

10mm double glazed skylight

water proof membrane

batt insulation

aluminium window frame fixed to clt wall

treated pine sheets fixed to roof purlins

treated pine sheet to line internal walls of skylight well

90x45 timber roof purlins fixed to rafters

240x90 timber rafters fixed to 310 UB

silicon sealant

roof flashing

clt wall bolt fixed to clt flooring

corrugated roof sheet

steel bracket fixing purlin to structural clt wall steel bracket fixing rafter to UB 150x45 timber purlin steel angle

310 UB fixed to timber and steel columns to support roof structure

upstand bolted to clt flooring to fix timber stud to purlin

treated pine reveal box gutter

steel angle fixing clt wall to clt flooring

steel bracket bolted to stud and fixing treated pine board 150DIA down pipe

GUTTER 1 BOX DETAIL 1:5

150mm clt floor fixed to steel deck steel deck fixed to glulam column and structural truss

400 x 400 structural Glulam column fixed to structural steel truss system to support structure above

steel bracket embedded into column, fixing structural truss to structural column

silicon sealant

structural steel truss system to engineers specification.

waterproof membrane

3 CLT SYSTEM SKYLIGHT &

flashing

DETAIL 1:5

90x45 stud wall steel planter box

soil

crushed rock substrate for drainage fibre cement on slope to allow drainage

drainage cavity

310 UB bolt fixed to glulam column and supporting roof struc-

waterproof membrane corrugated roof sheet roof flashing timber purlin supporting roof sheet

steel box gutter treated pine fascia

imbedded planter box drainage pipe

steel angle edge detail sealant

400 x 400 structural glulam column with steel bracket capping to support structure above

treated pine sheet steel framing system fixed to timber rafter to support box gutter and edge detail 2x 240x90 timber rafters

timber stud fixed to column to support treated pine sheet

steel angle to fix steel system to rafters timber door frame

240x90 timber rafter

treated pine sheet batt insulation

BOX 2 PLANTER DETAIL 1:5

treated pine sheet fixed to underside of

GUTTER 4 BOX DETAIL 1:5

DESIGN STUDIO LED BY: MOHAMMED MAKKI TYPE: URBAN - MIXED USE - DISASTER RELIEF - COMPUTATIONAL SITE: JAKARTA, INDONESIA GROUP PROJECT: ETHAN KOCH, KIM RICAFORT

‘ taking the site of a small Kampung (informal settlemtent) in Jakarta, Indonesia, and using sequential evolutionary simulations to re-think and re-construct a typology, yet maintaining the kampungs interdisciplinary personality ‘ - PEER REVIEWED AND PUBLISHED RESEARCH PAPER - SELECTED TO PRESENT AT THE 2022 POST CARBON CAADRIA CONFERENCE -

Problem The urban superblock of Kampung Melayu, located in Jakarta, Indonesia, is a typology amalgamated by the environmental and infrastructural challenges caused by Jakarta’s urban sprawl. Rapid and unregulated urban growth, fluctuating tropical conditions, rising sea levels and unprecedented environmental stresses have led to a city that is sinking, leaving unregulated low-income settlements, such as Kampung Melayu, most vulnerable. This is a pattern that has manifested itself in many informal settlements worldwide, settlements that are most at risk to a rapidly changing climate yet ones that are also least equipped to change

Solution To address the issues above, the presented research employs the use of sequential evolutionary simulations for an in-depth analysis of the various relationships within the urban fabric. The simulations present an alternative urban approach to the design of a flood resilient Kampung, addressing environmental and demographic stresses while maintaining the irregularity that has become ingrained in the history of the urban form. The urban fabric of the site is examined through its core morphological features, utilizing the various attributes of the existing site as the basis for the formulation of the design problem. The goal of the simulation aims to mitigate flood inundation, improve flood resistance, diversify urban spatial conditions to promote better living standards, all while maintaining the existing Kampung’s communal culture.

PG 16-23

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PSEUDO CODE

Manual Semi-Automated Automated

Research

Formulating Design Problems

Urban / Ecological Analysis

Establishing Goals

Climatic Analysis

Identifying Fitness Criterias

Social & Cultural Analysis

Selection of Chromosomes

Construction of Phenotype

Application of Evolutionary Algorithm (Wallacei)

Analysing Simulation Results

Reformulating Design Problems 5,000 Solutions

Selection of Phenotype Set

Kmeans Clustering

349 Solutions Pareto Front Solutions

12 Solutions

Priority of Fitness Objective 01 (Maintaining 2,500 Residents Density)

Pareto Front Analysis

Filtration Analysis 02

Filtration Analysis 01

50 Solutions

Preference Based-Selection (Diamond Fitness Chart)

Activated zones vs Density (m² pp)

Means of vertical circulation: overlaps vs platforms (%)

Activated zones prone to floods (%)

Cultivated wetland area (million L of water)

Number of activated zones facilitating highest density areas (%)

Agricultural space vs density (m² pp)

Area of uncovered ground space (m²) Area of activated zones (m²)

EVOLUTIONARY MATRIX

Filtration Analysis 03 04 Solutions

Open green space vs density (m² pp) Solar gain on agricultural spaces (total no of hits) Water storage capacity vs usage per fortnight by density (%)

01 Solution

Final Selection

Goal To convert Jakarta’s urban typology of the Kampung into an urban superblock which mitigates the current and future flooding and rising sea level challenges, whilst improving urban living conditions for the residents of the Kampung.

Objective 01: Ensure flood resistance

Fitness Criteria 01: Maximise density in a range between 2500 - 3500 residents

Chromosome 01: Position of platforms

Objective 02: Provide easy access to clean water for residents

Objective 03: Maintain the Kampung’s communal culture

Fitness Criteria 02: Maximise solar gain on agricultural spaces on platform

Chromosome 02: Shape of building footprints

Objective 04: Establish visual connection between platforms and ground plane

Fitness Criteria 03: Maximise overlaps / vertical circulation

Chromosome 03: Height of residential buildings

Phenotype: 300m x 440m

Chromosome 04: Area of residential buildings

Objective 05: Maintain the Kampung’s original density

Fitness Criteria 04: Maximise activation zone on ground plane

Chromosome 05: Number of buildings extruded to ground plane

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EVOLUTIONARY MATRIX

Fitness Criteria

Chromosomes

Chromosome 01: Position of platforms

Chromosome 02: Shape of building footprints

Chromosome 03: Height of residential buildings

Chromosome 04: Area of residential buildings

Chromosome 05: Number of buildings extruded to ground plane

Fitness Criteria 01: Maximise density in a range between 2500 - 3500 residents

Fitness Criteria 02: Maximise solar gain on agricultural spaces on platform

Fitness Criteria 03: Maximise overlaps / vertical circulation

Fitness Criteria 04: Maximise activation zone on ground plane

CONSTRUCTION OF PHENOTYPE

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SIMULATION RESULTS Standard Deviation (SD)

Fitness Values

SD Value Trendline

Constant fluctuation between individual solutions for all fitness criterias Increase in Variation

Decrease in Variation

Increase in Variation

Mean Value Trendline

Decrease in Standard Deviation Value

Increase in Average Fitness Value

Fluctuating Standard Deviation Value

Increase in Average Fitness Value

Decrease in Standard Deviation Value

Fluctuating Average Fitness Value

Decrease in Standard Deviation Value

Decrease in Average Fitness Value

Increase in Fitness Value

Increase in Variation

Decrease in Fitness Value

FILTRATION ANALYSIS - Density Distribution / Activation Zones / Uncovered Ground

Activation Zones

Low Density

Uncovered Ground

High Density

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Gen 95 Ind 42

Gen 99 Ind 49

Gen 79 Ind 9

Gen 81 Ind 12

Gen 84 Ind 48

Gen 62 Ind 32

Gen 66 Ind 43

Gen 56 Ind 26

Gen 42 Ind 44

Gen 24 Ind 39

Gen 28 Ind 42

3.4

2.1

1.2

1.3

1.6

1.4

1.5

4.2

37.5% (3/8 Zones)

50% (2/4 Zones)

33% (2/6 Zones)

0% (0/2 Zones)

50% (1/2 Zones)

60% (3/5 Zones)

0% (0/3 Zones)

20% (2/10 Zones)

40% (2/5 Zones)

37.5% (3/8 Zones)

20% (1/5 Zones)

67.5% (5/8 Zones)

50% (2/4 Zones)

50% (3/8 Zones)

100% (2/2 Zones)

100% (5/5 Zones)

66% (2/3 Zones)

50% (5/10 Zones)

60% (3/5 Zones)

87.5% (7/8 Zones)

80% (4/5 Zones)

18,709m²

8198m²

8379m²

7230m²

7520m²

8379m²

8016m²

11,828m²

7593m²

9589m²

8198m²

8531m2

5143m²

5324m²

2783m²

2904m²

3297m²

4296m²

3297m²

9710m²

3539m²

7744m2

4001m²

4.5

2.5

7.5

Activated space vs Density (m² pp) Scoring Poor: 0 - 1.4 = 0 point Average: 1.4 - 2.8 = 1 points Good: 2.8 - 4.2 = 2 points

Primary

Activated zones prone to floods (% of total number of AZ) Scoring Poor: 0 - 33 % = 0 points Average: 33 - 66 % = 1 point Good: 66 - 100% = 2 points

Primary

Number of activated zones facilitating highest density areas (% of total number of AZ) Scoring Poor: 0 - 33 % = 0 points Average: 33 - 66 % = 1 point Good: 66 - 100% = 2 points

Primary

Area of uncovered ground space (m²) Scoring Poor: 0 - 6236m² = 0 points Average: 6236 - 12,473m² = 0.5 points Good: 12,473 - 18,709m² = 1 point

Secondary

Area of activated ground zones (m²) Scoring Poor: 0 - 3237m² = 0 points Average: 3237 - 6473m² = 0.5 points Good: 6473 - 9710m² = 1 point

Secondary

Total Points

ANALYSIS OF PHENOTYPE - generation 95 individual 24

Ranking Matrix

Filtratration Analysis 02

Poor

Good

Average

Best

Overlaps Analysis

Water Storage Analysis

Agricultural Analysis

Open Green Analysis

Solar Gain Analysis on Agricultural Spaces

Ground Plane Morphology

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FOCAL POINT ONE - sections

RENDER OF STILTED TYPOLOGY KAMPUNG

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POSITION STATEMENT: As a tool to figure what was, what is and what will be, the archive is a powerful archetype of dissemination. The institution and its catalogue does not exist without people, and thus a re-figuring of its ownership must shift to represent the everyday activity, identity and maintenance of greater society through time. The NSW State Archive, and its governing powers have configured an unjust representation of the otherness. Today, it is clear that why the typology of the archive is failing, is because of the omittance of this oppositional experience. This calls upon an exercise of critique and question, both into the forgotten narratives, and into the current program of storage, display and transparency of the physical construct that makes the archive. We must be mindful not to repeat the same bias, and exclusion that has taken place in the curating of archival documents. I believe a more radical depiction of what the archive is and its relationship to the people is needed, however the first step is to uncover the overlapping moments between the currently existing and absent.

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DESIGN STUDIO LED BY: ENDRIANA AUDISHO TYPE: INSTITUTIONAL - PUBLIC - ARCHIVAL SITE: PENRITH, SYDNEY

‘ The archive is a powerful archetype of dissemination. A refiguring of its ownership must shift to represent the people, and thus, a re-figuring of the archive itself is in order ‘ PG 24-33

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DEMOLITION PLAN - concept to development

PROPOSED PLAN - concept to development

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PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN - concept to proposed

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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EXPLORATION OF MATERIALITY

SANAA LOUVRE LENS PRECEDENT

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TESTING DETAILS IN AXONOMETRIC

200mm re-enforced concrete wall

Steel re-enforcment rods

250mm re-enforced concrete slab

350x40 timber panel Suspension rod Top cross rail 150x75 rectangular hollow section

Furring channel Suspended plywood ceiling panel

Polycarbonate facade panel

50x50 timber beam

400x150 timber joist 120x30 timber planks Aggregate

Soil Particle board 300mm re-enforced concrete slab

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ELEVATION RENDER - NSW STATE ARCHIVE

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PROFESSIONAL

single residential dwelling

HILLS HOIST

single residential dwelling

CURL CURL

single residential dwelling

PEEKABOO HOUSE

single residential dwelling

COLLINS RESIDENCE

PG 35 - 53

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BUCKANDSIMPLE ARCHITECTS DESIGN TEAM: PETE AHERN TYPE: DUAL OCCUPANCY DETATCHED SITE: SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS, NSW STATUS: IN CONSTRUCTION

HILLST HOIST

Role - Assist in construction documentation - Create renders and post production graphics for social media and client presentation

Project HIllst Hoist is a project set in the rural landscape of the Southern Highlands. The name takes reference from the iconic Australian aparatus commonly seen in the backyards of properties in suburbia, and is used to steer design decisions reminiscent of an Australian farm house. Intended as a get away home for family and friends, the project is simple in its from, applying a gable pitched structure, with exposed structural elements gridded along. The form extendends perpendicular to one another to define private and living, whilst taking advantage of the site to frame views on the property. PG 36 - 41

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C302

31675

9200

16175

2600

4100

Blind

WH.20

WH.41

1380

630

3730

C570

WH.10

WH.09

3830

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- Exterior walls: (Nominated finish, brick veneer construction typically, General Notes R2.5 Bradford black bulk insulation & building wrap) Internal linings - refer to materials tag for reference. Allow suitable substrate & the intended application The copyrightapplicable of thistreatment designforremains the property of buck&simple.

2050 w

Gallery

3110 31675

WH.08

C530

Cloak

TIM1

TDWH.06

WH.07

WH.04

ST1 WH.03

ST1

C801 Gas point WH.02 WH.01

2910

2050 dr

3110

960 dr

5180 2810

2050 w 3805

495

WH.43

WH.35

Verandah

2050 w 3805

9200

WH.44

19565

WH.28

Master Suite

WIR

TIM1

AGG.

2050

3110

WH.30

AGG 7405 .

2050 w

C302

350

16175

C305

C306

No. Description

Date

12 Aug 2022

Issued for initial pricing and design team coordination

16175

C3 CPT1

C302

2050

Ensuite WH.42

WH.31

4310

C305

CPT1

Entry Porch

3000

3110

C605

AG G. 6265

WH.30

C306

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com

350

2050975

Rise

C604

Study

6075

Master

C302 5

4000

AGG. dr

110

C540 WH.27

Mud Room Entry

2050

WH.25

9200

2390

4310

Ens

C606 TD WH.26

Foyer

WH.05 TD

2050 w 5335

Pdr

FFL 626.500

3180 110

WH.31

3485

C604

2050 w 4285

3000

CPT1

WIR

C605

1180

Study

Cellar

C510

Pantry

C306

3130

ST1

Bed 02 C550 Ens.

WH.16

4100

WH.37

Laundry Mud

Ens.

TIM1

ST1

C601

1 Bed 03 C560

Porc

C520 WH.15 TD

WH.14

TIM1

w 10100

AG Kitchen G. 6265 Skylight Over

WH.36

WH.01

WH.42

RL 626.000

C305

Ensuite

1380

WH.13

7340

Bath

Bed 02

WH.03 Entry Porch C501

WH.39

ST1

960

Deck

7100 Steps

WH.24

WH.05 TD

Gas point

C540 WH.27

Study

WH.02

C604

WH.32

WH.34

WH.04

WH.33

TIM1 Art

WH.38

ST1

TIM54

WH.21

WH.20

WH.19

Dining Hall

5180

WH.17

1210

Blind

Cloak Tr

C305

C801

Gas Point

Ens

Pdr

Foyer

C604

Solid fuel fireplace

110

C606 TD WH.26

2810

WH.18

2050 2595

Vine inc to roof

dr/w

5910

Blind

Linen

Steps

1190

WH.29

3485

Conc

3730

WH.41

495

960

110

w 5335

Study

1 FFL C607626.500

WH.40

Bed 04

C306

3090

3110

2050

1380

C603

5700

2050 dr

Garage

350

2050

110

C602

AGG.

WH.43

WH.12

3060

Bed 03 ST1

C530

WH.44

WH.11

ST1

WH.35

31675

C302

brick veneer construction typically, n & building wrap)4 Internal reference. Allow suitable substrate & 5 ded application

Bed 4

CPT1

Risew

2050

5700

2910dr

3180

w 4285

Cellar

WH.32

110

2050

Service

C802

WH.34

Planted Trellis to bwk & low level planting to conceal

AC01

7340

10100

4340

w 6200

1380

2050

110

3110

Garage

WH.23

WH.33

dr 2

5290

8200

2050

WH.37

C510

Pantry TIM1

TIM1

Blind

Mud Room Entry

2050

dr 2050

ST1

16175

WH.16WH.22

TDWH.06

WH.07

C306

WH.36

Blind

WH.18

2965

WH.08

Porc

TIM1 G

Steps

WH.17

350

3830

WH.09

Steps

C305

Gallery COURTYARD

C570 FFL 625.250

1180

Skylight Over 2600

Laundry MudFamily Room

Bath

C860

CPT1

D AGG.

3730

Steps

WH.10

630

Subsurface 100KL RWT to civil /

5180

CPT1

C305

Bed 02 C550

Ens. structural eng detail Ens.

Outdoor Terrace w/Arbor structure over

Conc

3730

CPT1

Garage

1 Bed 03

C560

Kitchen

9200

Blind

C601

Tr B

C302

2600

C520 WH.15 TD

CPT1

Bed 04

110

WH.14

C603

Blind

C602

C305

960

Bed 02

WH.13

WH.25

2790 31675

3090

ST1

WH.12

110

dr 5700

Bed 03

Rise

WH.11

2050

Bed 4

3060

2790

110

dr 5700

2050

Garage

2050

2595

110

4340

1210

A w 6200

WH.39

C501

Linen

2050

CPT1

5290

TIM1 Art

WH.38

C306

dr 8200

Dining Hall

2050

Gas Point

WH.24

WH.19

Blind

5180

COURTYARD

2965

7100 C607

WH.40

Steps

Solid fuel fireplace

C860

Steps

C802

Outdoor Terrace w/Arbor structure over

FFL 625.250

Family Room

Steps

Blind

dr/w

TIM54

Subsurface 100KL RWT to civil / structural eng detail

WH.23

TIM1

Steps

1190

5910

WH.21

WH.22

Deck

Blind

Vine inc to roof

Steps Blind

Project

D w e ll in g H o us e & C o t t a g e

| 32

C302

PNT6 LVR

Adj external louvre over fixed skylight

LVR

SL02

25mm dia MS tube elec supply support for lighting points drilled into truss. Discrete circlip elec cable to topside of truss in nonvisible location

SL01 TIM50

MET01 MIC1

House Ceiling 629.200

Intermediate & perimeter support beam to struc. Eng detail. Typ

WH.38

WH.31

TIM5

L5 WH.39 WH.25

PNT6

L5 WH.18

Main House 626.500 Courtyard 626.000

Garden

Section DD - Main Residence

Ridge beam & assoc. trimming members. PF to match adjacent ceiling

LVR

Eave gutter concealed above pergola framing on fall to perimeter eave gutter

OTS1

1025

Roll down blind set high into L34 cavity to limit visibility. Affix guide tracks to inside face of adj column

L34

WH.21

WH.22 WH.24

Dining Hall

MIC1

WH.23

Family Room

Nom. Floor finish laid in aw manuf. instruction over concrete slab with Hydronic heating. Typ

2700

House Ceiling 629.200

TIM50

OTS1

C803

300

5285

SL01

CF01

Intermediate soffit battens. Family 140x35 Pre primed pine PF @ Room 450ctrs

CF01

5285

2285

CF01 Open roof pergola & trellis

2700

C305

C850

Nom. Floor finish laid in aw manuf. instruction over concrete slab with Hydronic heating. Typ

C305

C850

629.200 House Ceiling WH.24

C852

Anticon 80 blanket to underside of sheeting installed in aw manuf. instructions. Provide bulk insulation to rafter cavity Bradford black R4.1 Open vine covered timber pergola w/section of roof sheeting for weather protection

C302

C305

WH.41

MIC1

L33 WH.25

Main House 626.500 Courtyard 626.000

626.500 Main House 626.000 Courtyard

F Section FF - Main Residence E FC305 C305

BB GA - MH Long (NS) - Callout 1 1 : 100

C302

No. Description

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

VIC #19664

1 2 3

Date

Issued for initial pricing and design team coordination Updated from client notes & Issued for design team coordination Issued for Pricing

www.buckandsimple.com

Project

D w e ll in g H o us e & C o t t a g e 12 Aug 2022 18 Nov 2022 4 Location 5 02 Dec 2022 L O T 3 D P1 2 7 0 4 5 7

C305

SL04

Ac duct to contract. detail

Drawn by

1 : 1 00

Project number

1212

Drawing

M a i n R e s i d e n c e - S e ct i on s C C - F F

Checked by

Sheet Issue Date

J u ne 2 0 2 1

M a t t & Me l is s a C a r t e r

F o r In fo r m a t i o n

Scale @ A3

Project Issue Date

Client

0 2 De c 20 22

Drawing #

Revision

C305

1/12/2022 11:59:18 PM

House Ceiling 629.200

4840

Foyer

1380

DH.12

WH.35

2485

ght of this design remains the property of buck&simple. n is not to be used, copied or reproduced without the f buck&simple. le from drawings. Confirm dimensions on site prior to the ement of works. Where a discrepancy arises, seek direction oceeding with the works. ng is only to be used by the stated Client in the stated r the purpose it was created. Do not use this drawing for on unless designated.

2700

C305

PNT1

L1 WH.32

Covered entry porch

C302

Main House 626.500 Courtyard 626.000

C305

33 |

4 Flat cap barge capping. Continuous colourmatched folded Gal capping wrapped over marine ply substrate.

Flat cap bar Continuous wrapped ov Wrap & prov adhesive (SI wrapping. P

30x30 F27 hwd batten as nominated at 100ctrs on subframe. Splay cut end of battens to suit cap pitch

Flat cap fold Provide prop underlfashin

Line of 150 Half round gutter beyond

180

House Ceiling 629.200

Overflashing over Mply substrate on fall. Provide min crush fold, finished neat and smooth

DE_Main Residence - Screened Gable End -Western

Continuous affixing flat

Line end raf Fibre cemen wrap. Provid cover batten junctions. PF

30x30 F27 h nominated a

1 : 50

Removable allow interm window beh **Ensure ma directly acc batten scree

Gable End Screen Detail Precedent

350

Flat cap barge capping. Continuous colourmatched folded Gal capping wrapped over marine ply substrate.

Met01

30x30 hwd batten as nominated at 100ctrs. Splay cut end of battens to suit cap pitch

Align

Flashin u'side o

Overfla substra crush fo smooth

235

150 Half round gutter & timber fascia

Met01

Struck

Bwk Bwk

Overflashing over Mply substrate on fall. Provide min crush fold, finished neat and smooth

Axonometric - Flat Capping Detail

DE_Flat Cap to Bwk Junction

1 : 10

General Notes

The copyright of this design remains the property of buck&simple. This design is not to be used, copied or reproduced without the authority of buck&simple. Do not scale from drawings. Confirm dimensions on site prior to the commencement of works. Where a discrepancy arises, seek direction prior to proceeding with the works. This drawing is only to be used by the stated Client in the stated location for the purpose it was created. Do not use this drawing for construction unless designated.

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

VIC #19664

www.buckandsimple.com F o r I n fo r m a t i o n

No. Description

Date

12 Aug 2022

Issued for initial pricing and design team coordination

| 34

House Ceiling 629.200

3°

Bwk

Brick finish as nominated. Ensure consistent setback of consecutive course to ensure even angle

Flue liner

Damper F a m i ly R o o m

D i n i n g Ha l l

Throat, smoke shelf and draft of solid fuel chimney to specialist detail to ensaure adequate draw & combustion of material

Nominated fire brick laid in herringbone pattern

Opening

645

Lintel

800

Fireplace plinth

bwk dim 440

430

Double sided wood fireplace

Nominated stone hearth / plinth. Nom. 40 thk, adhesive fixed to mass bwk plinth base. Provide discrete mitre junction to maintain solid stone appearence Mass brickwork plinth to suit

Indicative Fresh air supply reticulated to subfloor external wall & grate. palcement & sizing to specialist contractor instruct.

Main House 626.500

Concrete slab & thickening to Struc Eng detail

DS_Fireplace Family & Dining 1 : 20

No. Description

Date

12 Aug 2022

Issued for initial pricing and design team coordination

Project

D w e l l i ng H o us e , C o t t a g e & P o o l Location

L O T 3 D P1 2 7 0 4 5 7 Client

Ma t t & Mel is s a C a r t e r Drawing

Scale @ A3

Drawn by

A s i nd ic a t e d

Project Issue Date

1212

Sheet Issue Date

J u ne 2 0 2 1 Project number

Checked by

1 2 A ug 2 0 2 2

Drawing #

C803

Revision

35 |

BUCKANDSIMPLE ARCHITECTS DESIGN TEAM: KURT CRISP, ETHAN KOCH TYPE: SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING SITE: CURL CURL, NSW STATUS: COMPLETE

CURL CURL RESIDENCE

Role - Assist in concept design to development design - Assist in client meetings and presentations - Responsible for approval documentation adhering to CDC regulations - Responsible for construction documentation

Project Curl Curl Residence is a single dwelling home for a young family in the Northern Beaches. Designed under CDC approval led, to a quick and efficient design and build timeline. A Staggered boxed form at the front allowed for an optimisation of space whilst softening its presence on the street, and a stepped living and kitchen space on the rear enabled the outdoor and landscaping to merge with the interior. The simple form and spatial gestures allowed for a concise set of construction drawings, which allowed for a 8 month turn over time from design to build completion. PG 42 - 45

| 36

37 |

bond 'Surfmist'

Klip-lok 700 hi-strength metal roof - colorbond 'Surfmist'

Roof ridge 14.830 60mm Bradford Anticon roofing blanket in a/w man. Spec.

a/w man. Spec.

Timber rafter in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg. RR 14.619

Flashing "Edge gutter" profile Flashing with 20mm crush fold over FC Shroud

nish

Painted FC on rake to prevent shelf for water ponding on window frame Vapour Barrier - (shown dashed) 2/200x45 Timber lintel in a/w Struct. Eng. Dwg.

First Floor Ceiling 14.250

Flashing with 20mm crush fold over window frame Plasterboard ceiling Blocking from rafters to support ceiling

wall

10mm ceiling plasterboard Roof insulation

ec.

Section - Detail Section - Rear wall roof & window 1 : 10

Top hat 14mm Engineered floorboard 6mm Acoustic cork underlay 25mm Structaflor blue tongue Spotted gum sill Tile insert strip drain - embedded in screed External floor tiling to falls 1.0°

Water proof membrane - (shown dashed) Screed

105

Top of structure

FFL 11.550

18mm Fibre cement underlay sheeting Packer to support window frame 240x45 hy joist in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg. Floor insulation 2/300x45 floor joist in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg.

Ground Floor Ceiling 11.140 Packer to support plasterboard ceiling 10mm Plasterboard ceiling

3 No. Description

Detail Section - Rear wall & outdoor deck 1 : 10

Date

Project

Scale @ A3

Drawn by

Checked by

| 38

1445

CON1

Kitchen

Window seat

3000

980

1195

Dining

1020

Stn01

Counter

700

250

915

Fridge

CON3

AP2

SK1 TP1

Library shelves

Bi-fold cupboard shown outlined 4500 Kitchen bench

580

20 255

Cupd

645

Tmb2

2755

900

Shelves

PLAN - GFL - Kitchen

1 : 50

AXO VIEW - GFL - Kitchen

Kitchen bins shown dotted

Shelf

Rangehood joinery box

850

915

Bi-fold cupboard shown outlined

Microwave shown outlined

Shelf

Pol2

Cupd

AP1

Cupd

600

Bi-fold Cupd CON3

Pol1

0 80

AP4

EAP

GFL

900

Tmb2

740

900

410 40

AP3 Tmb2

Tmb2

890

10 120

AP4

4555

600

5200

1690

600

8.400

595

2980

ELEVATION - GFL - Kitchen 1 1 : 50

General Notes

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

www.buckandsimple.com Issue for Construction

1 : 50

ELEVATION - GFL - Kitchen 3 1 : 50

Date

Project

Scale @ A3

1 2 3

19 Jul 2022 22 Jul 2022 11 Aug 2022

Location

Project Issue Date

Issue for Construction Issue for Construction Issue for Construction

N House

Drawn by

1 : 50 Issue Date

51 Bennett St, Curl Curl, NSW 2096 Client

Project number

Wet Area - Kitchen

1224 Velux Skylight (SK02) (double glazed) in a/w manufacturers specification

Timber base/curb in a/w man. Spec.

118

Flashing

29.0

Solar panel - (beyond)

Revision

D505

11/08/2022 12:59:04 PM

Flashing 2/200x45 Roof member in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg. Batten fixing roof sheet to stud wall & roof members Klip-lok 700 hi-strength metal roof - Colorbond 'Surfmist' Vapour barrier (shown dashed)

14.830 Roof ridge

Flashing Klip-lok 700 hi-strength metal roof - Colorbond 'Surfmist'

Klip-Lok 700 hi-strength metal roof - Colorbond 'Surfmist'

ius

Rad

548

240x45 Timber rafter in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg.

60mm Bradford Anticon roofing blanket in a/w man. Spec. 2/240x45 Roof member in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg.

14.250 First Floor Ceiling

240x45 Rafter in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg.

10mm plasterboard ceiling with curved profile

10mm Plasterboard ceiling Recessed downlight - DL4 - (beyond)

Packers to support curved plaster board sheet 90mm Timber stud wall to support above roof members. (Hidden) - Shown dashed beyond) 2/200x45 Roof member in a/w Structural Eng. Dwg.

11 Aug 2022

Drawing #

Chris Howard and Christine O ’Donoughue Drawing

Checked by

BS Sheet Issue Date

Timber base/curb in a/w man. Spec.

10mm Plasterboard sheeting - Finish face to align with K.Bath

60mm Bradford Anticon roofing blanket in a/w man. Spec.

VIC #19664

ELEVATION - GFL - Kitchen 2

No. Description

90mm Timber stud wall 10mm Plasterboard sheet Wall insulation

Detail Section - Skylight with curved ceiling 1 : 20

Velux Skylight (SK02) (double glazed) in a/w manufacturers specification Flashing 10mm Plasterboard sheeting

Timber base/curb in a/w man. Spec.

2/200x45 Roof member in a/w Structural Eng

39 |

BUCKANDSIMPLE ARCHITECTS DESIGN TEAM: ETHAN KOCH, KURT CRISP TYPE: SINGLE-USE DWELLING SITE: NEUTRAL BAY, NSW STATUS: DA APPROVED

PEEKABOO HOUSE

Role - Design lead - Responsible for concept and development design - Responsible for client meeting presentations - Responsible for DA approval drawings Project PEEKABOO house is an alterations and additions to a federation home within a heritage conservation zone. The brief was to extend the rear along the natural ground level, and to add an additional storey to serve further private programs. The design takes inspiration from the federation style brickwork and curved arches on the facade. From this, strikes a visual contrast of private and open living, represented by the shaped brick form floating above, which gives shelter to a living space which opens up to the garden. The design encourages its residents to engage in an open form of living, with heigh ceilings, and an internal carcass to optimise visibility. Peekaboo house gets its name from the singular extruded shroud with pierces the rear facade brickwork, a peek into the program above.

PG 46 - 49

| 40

boundary

41 |

4 Darley St Demolish portion of existing roof for proposed dormer

6 Darley St

Demolish portion of existing tiled roof Demolish existing metal roof

First Floor 18.760 Retain existing brick wall

WG.EX

Lower First 17.852

Demolish highlighted existing windows and walls Demolish outdoor deck

WG.EX

No Proposed Works

Ground Floor 15.460 Lower Ground 14.540

GA_ELEVATION_WEST_DEMO

boundary

1 : 100

4 Darley St Proposed dormer window

RR 22.280

2260 RR 21.380

Proposed window shroud

Lower First 17.852 400

WG.5

WG.EX 2710

WG.EX

W1.4 8290

BRK1

WG.EX

Adjustable louvres for privacy and shading

First Floor 18.760

1400

1500

W1.5

Frosted

1680

2000 TIL1

No Proposed Works

Ground Floor 15.460 BRK1

Indicative excavation required for proposed Ground floor slab on ground construction

Heighest point of proposed building above natural ground

MET1

Lower Ground 14.540

WG.4

820 9640

GA_ELEVATION_WEST_PROPOSED 1 : 100 No. Description

General Notes

The copyright of this design remains the property of buck&simple. This design is not to be used, copied or reproduced without the authority of buck&simple.Demolish exst stair Do not scale from drawings. Confirm dimensions on site prior to the commencement of works. Where a discrepancy arises, seek direction prior to proceeding with the works. This drawing is only to be used by the stated Client in the stated location for the purpose it was created. Do not use this drawing for construction unless designated.

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com

17/07/2023

Scale @ A3

1 : 100 Issue Date Project number

Phillip and Charlotte Matheson West Elevations

17/07/2023

Drawing #

1247

Drawing

Issue for DA

Checked by

BS Sheet Issue Date

Project Issue Date

Highlighted exst internal walls St, andNeutral Bay NSW 2089 10 Darley doors to be demolished Client

D302

Drawn by

Split House Location

www.buckandsimple.com

Project

Date

Issue for DA

ABN : 86 106 604 025

Highlighted exst externalVIC walls NSW #8631 #19664 and windows to be demolished

Revision

D402

ex. garden

20/07/2023 8:58:57 AM

ex. entry

ex. dining FFL 15.390

No Proposed Works

ex. kitchen Demolish exst timber deck and steps Demolish exst highlighted floor

2 D301

ex. bed

FFL 15.460

ex. lounge

ex. bed

ex. bath

ex. laundry/bath

ex. deck

Demolish exst windows

ex. garden

Demolish exst external rear wall and window

FFL 15.260

Ground Floor Plan - Existing & Demolition 1 : 100

No Proposed Works

WG.2 P

landing

516

setback

Extension beyond existing building

ex. garden

awning above

ex. entry

1036

435

Setbk.

900

DCP Stbk

WG.1

3140

Rear extent of existing dwelling

setback

1 D302

deck

step

kitchen FFL 14.540

D301 WG.EX

ex. bed

ex. lounge

FFL 15.460

FFL 14.540

living

dining ex. bed

laundry

WG.EX

WG.5

WG.EX

WG.4

1580

Setbk.

900

DCP Setbk

setback

WG.EX

1492

ex. garden

bench

WG.3

bath 1 FP

Key:

- Existing building fabric to be demolised - Existing building fabric to remain (cut) - Proposed building fabric - Ground plane and soft landscaping (cut) - Site Boundary

Ground Floor Plan - Proposed 1 : 100 General Notes

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

VIC #19664

www.buckandsimple.com

No. Description

Date

17/07/2023

Issue for DA

Project

Scale @ A3

Drawn by

Split House Location

10 Darley St, Neutral Bay NSW 2089 Client

Phillip and Charlotte Matheson

1 : 100 Issue Date Project number

Checked by

Sheet Issue Date

Project Issue Date

Drawing #

17/07/2023 Revision

| 42

43 |

BUCKANDSIMPLE ARCHITECTS DESIGN TEAM: PETER AHERN TYPE: SINGLE-USE DWELLING SITE: NORTH CURL CURL, NSW STATUS: IN CONSTRUCTION

COLLINS RESIDENCE

Role - CC approval - Full construction set documentation - Responding to contractor RFI’s - Correspondance to client Project Collins Residence is an alterations and additions to an existing family home in North Curl Curl. Wtih the clients desire to retain the presence of the existing brick facades, the addition intervenes by building out outdoor living terraces on the ground and first floors, and to pierce openings into the existing brick skin to enhance the views to the garden and beach. Where additional program is added, an introduction of rough rendered finish along a more organic form is employed to define new and existing, with material junctions to be seperated by glazing systems and terrace balustrades.

PG 50 - 53

| 44

45 |

51.720

Adjus detai Down refer

Secti

49.320

Adjus to de

Grou

46.350

Propo

43.430

3310

Under purlin to suit for structural stability

755

PF7

First Floor 1

150 MIN

Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation

CR01

ALIGN

COS

WT08

600 WT08 Bath 1 Lift

COS

ALIGN

370

370 320

Concrete footing and slab to Struct Eng Dwg

WT06

COS WT06

COS

2550

LF4 SW1

Detail Elevation - Lift 1 : 50

COS

600

1090

Front entrance door to detail, to spec

opening

4 1470 Shaft

415

C801 Laundry DP Pdr.

Slab and footing in aw Struct Eng Dwg Mass concrete dish drain, with fall to pits, in aw Struct Eng Dwg

3115

COS

FFL 49.320 TMB1

1090

ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

VIC #19664

Detail Plan - Lift - Ground Floor 1 : 50

WT07 - Suitable structural masonry block wall to provide fixing point for lift, subjec to Struct Eng comment, TBC Downpipe embedded and concealed in external wall

openng

Proprietary, 'E1 Hydraulic lift' to be installed in aw with Man Spec, structurally supported to 'WT07' masonry wall subject to Struct Eng comment, TBC (shownd dashed) Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation

C801

Custom fabricated shutter fixed to pergola to detail W1.04 window frame and glazing to detail and spec

Excavation extent COS

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com

Hydraulic drive fixed to 'WT07' masonry wall Proprietary, 'E1 Hydraulic lift' to be installed in aw with Man Spec, structurally supported to 'WT07' masonry wall subject to Struct Eng comment, TBC

Garage Level 43.430

1715

General Notes

Downpipe embedded and concealed in external wall

Hydraulic drive fixed to 'WT07' masonry wall

100 RAW OPENING

195

2 C801

VOID, refer Struct Eng Dwg Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation

'WT06' Dincel walls and adjacent works in aw Struct Eng Dwg

1090

600

1 : 50

Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation TMB1 FFL 46.350

Ground Floor 46.350 PF1

Detail Plan - Lift - Garage

WT07 - Suitable structural masonry block wall to provide fixing point for lift, subjec to Struct Eng comment, TBC

C801

WT07

Timber front door to spec, to detail

Mass concrete dish drain, with fall to pits, in aw Struct Eng Dwg

1 : 50

415

1650 Shaft

2230

2620

Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation Structural Dincel wall in aw Struct Eng Dwg, to be built to excavated rock face Allow provision of 150mm MIN, setdown in slab for lift pit depth, in aw man spec Concrete slab, footing and under slab medium in aw Struct Eng Dwg

3 1470 Shaft

R2.0 bulk insultation to suit, typ

1090

Concrete slab, footing to rock, and associated work in aw Struct Eng Dwg

Detail Section - Lift

CON1 FFL 43.430

C801

49.320

C822

PF1

LF3

Proprietary, 'E1 Hydraulic lift' to be installed in aw with Man Spec, structurally supported to 'WT07' masonry wall subject to Struct Eng comment, TBC

Existing natural rock to be excavated for proposed works

1090

WT07

COS

2230

Lift

Corridor

2230

COS

WT08

690

COS

270 2650

600

Hydraulic drive fixed to 'WT07' masonry wall Lift

opening

Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation

Internal specs and finishes TBC client

PF1

WT06

CR01

1090

WT07 - Suitable structural masonry block wall to provide fixing point for lift, subjec to Struct Eng comment, TBC

600 1650 Shaft

470

COS

W1.04

Glazing and frame to spec, recessed frames to detail Custom fabricated shutters fixed to pergola, to detail to detail

Void space between excavated rockface and works in aw Struct Eng Dwg 'WT06' Dincel wall and adjacent backfill medium in aw Struct Eng Dwg

W1.04

Foyer

Lift

COS

2230

2700

Front entrance door to detail Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation

Bath 1

COS

2230

2620

390

TMB5

TL2

Assume 150mm ceiling joists and rafters, in aw AS 1864.2

SW2

GPO2

R2.0 bulk insultation to suit, typ PF1

PF1

COS

Landing

Lift 740

COS

350

WT07

Stainless steel landing doors to be installed in aw Man Spec, finish to client confirmation 350

2600

WT07 - Suitable structural masonry block wall to provide fixing point for lift, subjec to Struct Eng comment, TBC 2600mm MIN head room height for lift clearance, in aw man spec

MINIMUM

COS

2230

2700

PF1

Roof Level 51.920

350

Laundry

470

COS

W1.04

Assume 150mm ceiling joists in aw AS1864.2, at suitable spacing, to support ceiling battens

COS

C801

Tiles to spec, installed in aw man spec, on new roof structure assume 150mm rafters in aw AS 1864.2

Assume 150mm rafters in aw AS 1864.2, at suitable spacing

945

COS

Timber ceiling prop and under purlin, for structural support

1650 Shaft

1610 Shaft

WT07

Ceiling prop from ceiling joist to rafter for structural support to suit Tiles to spec, installed in aw man spec, on new roof structure assume 150mm rafters in aw AS 1864.2

Detail Plan - Lift - First Floor Level 1 : 50

No. Description

Date

Project

Scale @ A3

1 2

12 May 2023 11 Oct 2023

Location

Project Issue Date

Preliminary Construction Set Revised Issue for Construction

Jones Residence 159 Headland Road, North Curl Curl NSW 2099

Drawn by

1 : 50 June 2022

Checked by

Sheet IssueSDate

B S

11 Oct 2023

Operable sun awning fixed to pergola. Refer detail

Existing brick to be re-used subject to availability

RR 53.361

Boundary

| 46 Adjustable external timber panels, to detail

TL7 PF7

Roof Level

stable external timber panels, to il npipe embedded in CHS. detail

TMB4 CR01

W1.04

stable external timber panels etail

align

First Floor

163 Headland Rd

W1.06

W1.07

CR01

align

ion of existing low-level roof retained

PF7

No Proposed Works

TMB4

CR01

Ground Floor

C826

WG.06

WG.07

und floor balustrade to detail

TMB5

WG.05

Sim

New Timber Per

BRK.EX

New entry door,

PF7

New pedestrian

BRK01

osed glazing in aw BASIX BRK.EX

No Proposed Works

Existing trees to construction wo proceed in aw A

BRK01

Suspended con subject to remo / planting and a

Garage Level 1

Existing brick to be re-used subject to availability

North Elevation - Proposed 1 : 100

Key: - Existing building fabric to be demolised - Existing building fabric to remain (cut) - Existing area - No works proposed 1 : 10

Suitable packing fixing shutters to underside of roof member 13mm waterproof plasterboard soffit Proprietary slide bolt reciever X2 @ 90 and 45 degrees to allow shutters to be fixed closed an open, typ

Flashing on fall over timber fascia end grain for protection, 20mm crush fold, finish colour to arch approval Proprietary eaves gutter fixed to primary fascia in No. Description

General Notes

aw man spec

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

VIC #19664

www.buckandsimple.com

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Construction

to depth of primary fascia piece, assume 330x45, paint finish to spec 10x10mm continuous routed detail to fascia

align

Project

Scale @ A3

Jones Residence

1:1 Project Issue Date

Location

PF7

159 Headland Road, North Curl Curl NSW 2099 Client

June 20

Roof Level 51.920

Project number

Jones Family

1241

Drawing

PF9

North Elevation - Proposed

Custom fabricated shutter

CHS beoynd, in aw struct eng dwg (shown dashed)

Pivot bearing, ext grade

Flush mounted long throw bolt to suit, screw fixed to shutter

Pivot bearing, external ext gradegrade

Flashing on fall to external face to allow water egress, concealed under AL capping piece

Timber stud piece to suit stud framed balustrade, and structural fixing point for custom shutter (refer detail)

Steel fin plate to either side of CHS, to assist balustrade support, w suitable fixing to stud frames 9mm FC sheeting to line stud frames, render finish to spec

Vapour barrier to suit, install in aw man spec Flashing on fall to external face to allow water egress, concealed under AL capping piece Custom fabricated AL slip plate to act as capping, (shown red fill) Roof flashing, paint finish to spec

90x45 stud framed balustrade 10mm render finish to spec

Tiles toonspec, in aw and man framing spec, innew awinstalled roof AS 1864.2 structure

Anticon 60 blanket to underside of tile, install in aw man. spec. Gutter flashing

Structural CHS beyond in aw Struct Eng dwg, fixed to baseplate to structural floor joist using fixing plate (shown dashed)

Primary fascia, to suit, to allow for plasterboard soffit and continuous routed junction, paint finish to spec, assume 25mm Proprietary eaves gutter fixed to primary fascia in aw man spec

In-organic packing to suit, to allow for flush level between external deck and interior finished floor level Suspended external timber flooring, to spec, flush finish with internal FFL

Pre primed secondary fascia piece to suit, dims subject to depth of primary fascia piece, assume 330x45, paint finish to spec Flashing on fall over timber fascia end grain for protection, 20mm crush fold, finish colour to arch approval

350

Waterproof membrane to suit in aw man spec Allow provision of drainage channel for water egress, coordinate vertical drainage point on site

Galvanised steel 'U' bracket approx 60mm deep, screw fixed to pre-primed fascia piece and structural roof framing at suitable consistent spacing In-organic packing to allow suitable spacing and fixing of U bracket and eaves gutter Suitable packing fixing shutters to underside of PFC

Ceiling batten to suit 13mm waterproof plasterboard soffit align

200x45 floor joist in aw struct eng dwg

10x10mm continuous routed detail to fascia

290

First Floor 49.320

0.6°

9mm CFC underlay sheeting fixed to floor joists

PF7

30 10

Screed bed on fall to allow water egress in aw 4654.2

1000

Date

Issued for Development Application 29 Nov 2022 Galvanised steel 'U'Set bracket approx 60mm deep, screw Preliminary Construction 12 May 2023 fixed toConstruction pre-primed Revised Set fascia piece and structural roof 29 May 2023 framing at suitable Preliminary Issue for CC consistent spacing 27 June 2023 Issue for CC 8 August 2023 Pre primed secondary Revised Issue for Constructionfascia piece to suit, subject 11 Oct 2023

290

220

90mm reticulated down pipe embedded into external wall (shown dash grey)

- Site Boundary

Gutter flashing

Anticon 60 blanket to underside of tile, install in aw man. spec. Primary fascia, to suit, to allow for plasterboard ceilling and continuous routed junction, paint finish to spec

- Ground plane and soft landscaping (cut)

Tiles to spec, installed in aw man spec, on new roof structure assume 150mm rafters in aw AS 1864.2

15.0°

First Floor - Balustrade - Type F

30 10

PF9

CHS beoynd, in aw struct eng dwg (shown dashed)

Steel baseplate concealed within finished wall to provide fixing point to floor joists.

250 PFC in aw struct eng dwg dwg, fixed to CHS

240 General Notes

Contact: info@buckandsimple.com ABN : 86 106 604 025 NSW #8631

VIC #19664

No. Description

Date

Project

1 2 3

29 May 2023 11 Oct 2023 3 Nov 2023

Location

Revised Construction Set Revised Issue for Construction Issue for Design Team Review

Scale @ A3

Drawn by

Jones Residence 159 Headland Road, North Curl Curl NSW 2099

1 : 10 Project Issue Date

June 2022

Checked by

Sheet Issue Date

3 Nov 2023

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I1 internal courtyard - design and construction

INDIVIDUAL

brick and besser courtyard

I2 personal hospitality business AG23 bagel house

PG 55 - 63

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TYPE: MINOR INTERTIOR WORKS SITE: UNLEY, SA STATUS: COMPLETE

BRICK AND BESSER COURTYARD RENOVATION

Project Reponsible for drawing in natural light, and performing as a vital passive cooling and ventilation system, is the internal courtyard at the centre of the home. It sits at the convergence point of the ciruclation to the first floor, as well as the transition space from the entrance to the rear living area, and subsequently, also becomes the backdrop for the activites and functions within. It is arguably the most important space in the home, and has the capacity to draw the attention of the residents inwards, however, in its existing condition, fails to do so. A renovation and re-design was long over due. The brief was to create a space in the home for casual leisurement: drinking a morning coffee, reading a book, calling a friend, tending to your plants. In its informal program, we sought to encourage a space that leant away from its surroundings. To do so, a different material palette was called upon, using recycled brick and besser blocks. The besser acted as a transition zone from the hardwood floors to the brick. The brick is introduced with a series of steps down into a sunken level, which leads to a more generous ground plane where the intended uses are to convene. PG 56 - 59

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PERSONAL BUSINESS OPERATED 1 YEAR 32 STALLS

AG23 BAGEL HOUSE

Philosophy It will sound almost too romantic, but AG23 bagel house was conceived on a train backpacking europe. At the time, my exposure to the variety of different food cultures, vendors, and stalls that served the community seemed to establish a deep bond and care for one another. From that point onward, I filled out an entire notebook of ideas, concepts, logo designs and sketches, which eventually led to AG23 bagel house. At the time, I was one and a half years into my Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Adelaide, and decided to take a year off, to pursue this personal project, with the great help of my sister. What began as a stall at the front of our house, with neighbours in attendance, quickly turned into a permanent position at one of Adelaides best food markets. It was soon realised that AG23 bagel house was all about the people, and the community we wanted to create. Vision Statement ‘Created by the vision of providing quality hand rolled bagels with proper fillings to the masses, whilst cultivated by their passion for food and experience, two siblings bring to life AG23 bagel house. ‘

PG 60 - 63

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references

David Linford - Brett Aylen - Katherine Bartsch - Aan Peters

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

Contact Sydney, Australia ethan.r.koch@outlook.com 0410002319