PAULINA KOSCIAK PORTFOLIO UK OFFICES by Paulina Kosciak

PORTFOLIO

PERSONAL DETAIL

name

Kosciak Paulina

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

14.08.1988

date of birth current address

contact

59 B Childeric Road, New Cross, London SE14 6DQ e-mail: paulina.kosciak@gmail.com

tel.: 07476887413

2015

February - March

Architect assistant (Part 2); Short Term Contract as a self employed person // London (full-time) // McDowell+Benedetti // London (full-time)

2014

August - January

Architect assistant (Part 2); Short Term Contract at AWW Inspired Environments // London (full-time) // Stages A-G; Residential Projects; Masterplans; Landscape Design

EDUCATION 2011 – 2013 The Cracow University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Design // Cracow, Poland // M.Arch; graduated with a first degree; RIBA - Part 2 Qualified

Preparation of: Design Brief (Feasibility studies) Concepts (Sketches to projects, Schemes) Design Development Technical Design Tender Documentation

2012 The University of Tennessee – College of Architecture and Design // Faculty of Architecture and Landscape Architecture // Knoxville, TN, USA //

Luxury Residential Projects

Student scholarship programme

2014

6 months of constant Revit training; Photoshop; InDesign

Interior Design Internship at the Caballero design office // London (full-time)

from May

The responsibilities included:

AutoCAD; SketchUp+Vray

2007 – 2011 The Cracow University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture and Urban Design // Interior design Photoshop; InDesign Cracow, Poland // Visualizations

2001 – 2007

B.Arch; graduated with a first degree; RIBA - Part 1 Qualified

The Art Comprehensive School, specialization in Commercial Art // Rzeszow, Poland //

Award for the best diploma; graduated with a first degree

October 2013

September 2011

May 2011

September 2010

Sketches to projects

2014

Collaboration with ARUP, SketchUp, London Councils & Miastotwórcze Foundation

Ecoweek Polska // Cracow, Poland

Snappy Snaps: Photo and Digital Specialists // London (part-time)

International Design Workshop // Canzo, Italy

2013 January - December

Building with Bamboo - light flexible solutions for the cityscape The Square Project for Piazza della Chiesa in the city center

‘‘Architecture for All’’ // Wroclaw, Poland

Designing appropriately for disabled people

International Design Workshop // Fez, Marocco

2014

Architect assistant – Podczaszy Pracownia Architektury // Cracow, Poland (full-time)

Housing (construction, superstructure and extension) Public facilities – Private dental clinic, Nurseries, Conference & Gastronomic hotels complex Gardens – Arrangement of single family houses garden Public spaces - Revitalization and redevelopment of existing market squares Interiors - Restaurants, Houses, Offices

The Square Project for Ruine Farran Dwiw in the city center

August 2010 The project implementation ’’Survey of Fredra’s Palace and Park‘’, organized by the Villa Decius Association // Benkowa Wisznia, Ukraine ACHIEVEMENTS 2012 Recieved First Place in the contest for the implementation of spatial form, organized by the Marek Maria Pienkowski Foundation // Knoxville, USA 2009 Recieved an honorary award in the contest ‘‘Concrete Architecture’’,

organized by The Cracow University of Technology // Cracow, Poland

2008 – 2012

Organizer the ECOWEEK International Conference and Workshops for Sustainable Design & Green Architecture (14-20 Sept. 2014) // London

from January

WORKSHOPS

Academic scholarship for outstanding achievements // Cracow, Poland

LANGUAGES

2009 – 2013

2008 – 2013

English // Fluent (speech and writing) Spanish // Basic (speech and writing) Polish // Native INTERESTS Horsemanship // Travel // Photography // Architecture PORTFOLIO

http://issuu.com/kosciakpaulina/docs/paulina_kosciak_portfolio

Implementation of architectural models

Freelance teacher of freehand drawing // Rzeszow, Poland

Classes directed to prospective students of architecture

2009 – 2012

Architect assistant – Up Studio // Cracow, Poland (part-time)

1 year of constant AutoCAD training; SketchUp+Vray; Photoshop; InDesign

Creator of architectural models // Cracow, Poland

The responsibilities included: Construction, development and executive projects Interior design Visualizations Development of land Implementation of architectural and urban models Preparation of construction documents Building surveyor Realistic visualizations Preparation sketches to projects

SOFTWARE Adobe Creative Suite Software CS5: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Bridge // AutoCAD // Revit // Google SketchUp + Vray // Vectorworks // Rhino // Grasshopper ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES Communicative // Ability to work under pressure // Sense of humor // Fast learner // Driving license

name of project: Lower Marsh Lane type of building: residential complex project: group, AWW Inspired Environments location: Lower Marsh Lane // Kingston Upon Thames // Surrey year of realization concept: 2014 The existing site, which sits at the junction of Lowers Marsh Lane and Villiers Avenue, houses a now derelict milk processing factory and associated office buildings and out houses. The total area of the site is 6230m2 and can currently only be accessed from Lower Marsh Lane. The site is tightly bounded on 3 sides and sits in a predominantly residential area, formed primarily of 2 storey houses + roof space. The topography of the site dramatically builds in height as you move fur ther South, Creating an opportunity to add greater mass at the back of the site, with a more respectful building line along Lower Marsh Lane. Initial Design Response The initial response has been to create 5 distinct blocks throughout the site. The intention has been to break down the overall massing and create a generous shared central amenity space. A ramp goes down to the basmement level which will house parking/plant/refuse facilities. The overall programme contains a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bed housing, roughly split 10%, 60% and 30% respectively. Developed Design Response O p t i m i s a t i o n of t h e s i te a n d massing has led to developing 4 distinct blocks instead of 5, with the intention of creating a contemporary facade treatment along Lower Marsh Lane. Internally, the distances between b l o c k s h a s b e e n i n c re a s e d t o a compliant 21m distance, allowing a greater freedom in the placement of fenestration. To allow this the distance from the perimeter boundar y has been decreased to a minimum of 3 - 5m. As no adjacent properties lay on the site boundary this is considered acceptable. The overall size of the Retail unit has increased to 4,400ft2. With an additional 1,400ft2 unit along the junction of Lower Marsh Lane and Villiers Point.

in the top: Aerial View - South // in the bottom: Aerial View - North

in the top: Initial Design Response // in the bottom: Developed Design Response

in the top: Existing Site Plan

in the top: Proposed Basement Plan // in the bottom: Proposed Landscape Design

Birds Eye view from the South

Birds Eye view from the East

Birds Eye view from the North

Birds Eye view from the West

in the top: Proposed First Floor Plan // in the bottom: Proposed Third Floor Plan

in the top: Proposed Second Floor Plan // in the bottom: Proposed Fourth Floor Plan

in the top: Proposed North Elevation // in the bottom: 3D Views

name of project: Bishop’s Stortford type of building: master plan // mix use project: group, AWW Inspired Environments location: Bishop’s Stortford // Hertfordshire year of realization concept: competition - November 2014 B i s h o p’s Sto r t f o rd i s l o c a te d in Her tfordshire on the Her ts/ Essex boundary, within the district of East Hertfordshire. The town is approximately 48 km Nor th East of London and has a population of 39,000. The site totals approximately 5 ha of brownfield land. The Option 1 Guidelines: - 7 0 0 s pa c e m u l t i - s to re y c a r park for use by the Train Operating Company. - New transport-interchange for buses, taxis and a passenger pick-up/ drop-off zone. - Public realm space including a central square. - Access road linking the North of the site to the South, utilising existing connections into the surrounding road network at the Northern and Southern e n d s of t h e s i t e . T h e S o u t h e r n access will need to be suitable to accommodate HGV access. - 450 Residential flats plus car parking provision. - 20 Residential houses plus car parking. - 4180 SQM (GEA) Food Store with 200 car parking spaces either at Grade or above/below the store. - 1860 SQM (GEA) Retail uses, with ability to be devisable into 3 units.

Development Envelope

Concept Proposal

Core Strategy

proceeding. All drawings are to be read in conjunction with the specification and all works to be carried out in accordance with latest British Standards / Codes of Practice.

name of project: 82 Guilford Street type of building: By Room Name Legend refurbishment and conversion of an Legend By Room Name existing residential house Cupboard Cupboard

By Room Name Legend

Hall

Shower

Hall

Shower

Hall

Landing

Hall

Landing

Kitchen

Hall Landing

Kitchen

Landing

Store (Vaulted)

Landing

Shower Landing

Shower

Landing

Shower

Living

Shower

Studio

Living

Shower

Studio Shower

Studio

Shower

Studio

Shower

Studio

Toilet Studio

Toilet

Studio

Toilet

1 0400

Toilet

Studio

location: 82 Guilford Street // Bloomsbury // London

1 0400

year of realization concept: 2014 1

Planning permission for the refurbishment and conversion of an existing residential house converted into studio flats to provide five apartments, one as two levels B.05 B.05 Studio combined. Studio 9.9 m²

G.04 Kitchen

The approach has been to create high quality, sympathetic 2 and 1 Bed apartments which will contribute to the Bloomsbur y area. This new B.03 B.04 B.03 Shower Shower residential development aims to Shower revitalise and restore the property to regulation standards of living B.01 Lobby and drastically improve upon the quality of accommodation provided by the previous owner. In addition B.02 the development seeks to positively B.02 Studio Studio e nhanc e t h e loca l a re a t h ro u gh restoring the grade II listed building. 2.2 m²

2.4 m²

2 0400

G.04 Kitchen

G.05 Shower

2.7 m²

3.1 m²

2 0400

Toilet

1 0400

B.04 Shower

B.03 Shower

2.2 m²

B.04 Shower

2.4 m²

G.02 Hall

2 0400 G.02

G.02 Hall

Hall By Room Name Legend 2.6 m²

2 0400

1.05 Studio

Landing Shower

Studio

G.01 Hall

11.7 m²

G.01 Hall

G.03 Living

1.01 Hall

1.04 Toilet

1.7 m²

11.7 m²

18.8 m²

1.01 Hall

2 m²

1 0400 1.03 2.03 ShowerShower 1.9 m²

1.03 Shower 1.9 m² G.03 Living

G.01 Hall

G.03 Living

11.7 m²

12 m²

11.3 m²

2 0400

1.7 m²

3.01 Hall

Toilet 2.01 Hall

1.04 Toilet

1.7 m²

2 m²

2.04 2.01 Toilet Hall

2.03 Shower

2 m²

1.7 m²

1.01 Hall

1.04 Toilet

2.04 Toilet

1.7 m²

3.4 m²

3.04 Toilet

1 0400 3.03 Shower

2 m²

1.03 Shower 1.9 m²

3.01 Hall

3.4 m²

3.04 Toilet

2.3 m²

3.03 Shower

2 m²

18.8 m²

1.02 Studio

B.02 Studio

1.02 Studio

14.8 m²

13.3 m²

14.8 m²

1.02 Studio

3.02 Studio

14.8 m²

2.02 Studio

3.02 Studio

14.8 m²

2.02 Studio

14.8 m²

Brick Parapet with concrete coping

14.8 m²

RW Hopper

Rev Date

Init

Chkd Rev Date

Notes

Init

Chkd

Notes

Rev Date

Init

3.05 Studio 2.05 Studio

2 0400

11.3 m²

2 0400

12 m²

B.07 B.06 Store (Vaulted) Store (Vaulted) 9.1 m²

8.9 m²

B.07 Store (Vaulted)

Client

Hall

Landing

Shower

3.4 m²

Toilet

3.04 Toilet

2 m²

1 : 50

1 0400

2 m²

isting - Basement-01 Level 00 Existing - Ground Floor 01 Floor Existing - First Floor01 Existing - First Floor 2.02 Existing - Basement Level 00 Existing - Ground Floor -01 Existing - Basement Level 00 Existing - Ground Studio 14.8 m²

1 : 50

14.8 m²

1 : 50

1:50

1 : 50

1:50

2.05 Studio

2 0400

12 m²

82 Guilford Street Bloomsbury, London. WC1N 1DF

01 Existing - First Floor 1 : 50

1:50

11.3 m²

2.01 Hall

2.03 Shower

Sheet

1 : 50 2.04 Toilet

2 m²

Brick Parapet with concrete coping

www.aww-uk.com

RW Hopper

Project Title

82 Guilford Street Bloomsbury, London. WC1N 1DF

Drawing Title

Checked

Date

15/07/2014 1 : 50

Project No.

Drawing Reference

3317 3.04 Toilet 2.3 m²

3.03 Shower 2 m²

AWW-3317-A-DB-Planning

Scale

Sheet

Drawn

Checked

Date

15/07/2014

Status

Planning

AWW-3317-A-DB-Planning

Scale

1 : 50

02 Existing - Second Floor 1 : 50

1 : 50

Date

15/07/201

Planning

3317

Drawing Reference

Drawing No. Revision

0200

AWW-3317-A-DB-Planning

0200

Wide Gutter Approx 300/350 wide

1 : 50

03 Existing - Third Floor

Checked

3317

04 Existing - Roof View

1 : 50

Drawn

Drawing No. Revision

14.8 m²

03 Existing - Third Floor

Project No.

14.8 m²

02 Existing - Second Floor

Sheet

Status

Project No.

Drawing No. Revision Drawing Reference

0200

Exisitng Basement, Ground and 1st Plans

2 0400

3.02 Studio

2.02 Studio

Wide Gutter Approx 300/350 wide

82 Guilford Street Bloomsbury, London. WC1N 1DF

Drawn

Planning

020 7160 600 0117 923 253 01752 261 28

www.aww-uk.co

RIBA Chartered Practice

Project Title

3.01 Hall

3.4 m²

inspired environments

London - 7 Birchin Lane, London, EC3V 3BW Bristol - Rivergate House, Bristol, BS1 6LS Plymouth - East Quay House, Plymouth, PL4 0HN

Exisitng Basement, Ground and 1st Exisitng Basement, Ground and 1st Plans Plans

2 0400

Status

1.7 m²

020 7160 6000 0117 923 2535 01752 261 282

Approximate location of Existing Velux Rooflights

3.05 Studio

Drawing Title

Scale -

inspired environments

www.aww-uk.com RIBA Chartered Practice

RIBA Chartered Practice

1 : 50

1 0400

020 7160 6000 London - 7 Birchin Lane, London, EC3V 3BW 0117 923 2535 Bristol - Rivergate House, Bristol, BS1 6LS 01752 261 282 Plymouth - East Quay House, Plymouth, PL4 0HN

Project Title

3.02 Studio

Drawing Originator

1 : 50

inspired environments

London - 7 Birchin Lane, London, EC3V 3BW Bristol - Rivergate House, Bristol, BS1 6LS Plymouth - East Quay House, Plymouth, PL4 0HN

3.03 Shower

2 m²

Drawing Originator

Toilet

2.3 m²

2.03 Shower

03 Existing - Third03 Floor Existing - Third Floo

Studio

Drawing Originator

1 0400

Chk

Client

Shower

Studio

1 : 50

2.04 Toilet

1.7 m²

Client

By Room Name Legend

Hall

3.01

Approximate location of Notes Existing Velux Rooflights

2 0400

02HallExisting - Second Floor - Second Floor 02 Existing

9.1 m²

2.01 Hall

1 : 50

3.05 Studio

11.3 m²

2 0400

12 m²

Studio

1 0400

18.8 m²

12 m²

3.05 Studio

1.05 Studio

2.05 Studio

By Room Name Legend

8.9 m²

1 0400

Hall -

Toilet 11.1 m²

12 m²

2.05 Studio

By Room Name Legend

Shower

2.2 m²

1.05 Studio

2 0400

12 m²

2.6 m²

Landing

B.01 Lobby

13.3 m²

B.07 B.06 Store (Vaulted) Store (Vaulted) 9.1 m²

Toilet

1 0400

3.1 m²

Hall

82 Guilford Street is currently a 4 storey traditionally constructed Georgian former townhouse. The townhouse is arranged over lower ground, ground and 3 upper floors providing a total of 208m2. The Ground Floor of the existing building is above street level with steps to gain access from the street. B.06 Store (Vaulted)

Toilet

G.05 Shower

2.7 m²

3.1 m²

2 0400

2.6 m²

11.1 m²

13.3 m²

1 0400

9.9 m²

2 0400

2.4 m²

1 0400

G.05 Shower

2.7 m²

B.05 Studio

9.9 m²

2 0400

1 0400

0400

8.9 m²

rth

Hall

Lobby

Store (Vaulted) group, AWW Inspired Environments

11.1 m²

Hall

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Lobby

Store (Vaulted)

B.01 Lobby

Nor th

Lobby

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1 400

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By Room Name Legend By Room Name Legend

Cupboard

04 Existing - Roof View 1 : 50

Notes

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The building will be divided into the following: Basement - 1no. 3Bed, 5 person apartment + private amenit access

Courtyard Below

Ground Floor - Living space First Floor - 1no. 1Bed, 2Person apartment Second Floor - 1no. 1Bed, 2Person apartment Third Floor - 1no. 1Bed, 2Person apartment The main living spaces have been placed at the front of the property to allow for glimpses of the large open living from the street.

Flat Roof No Access

Fixed Window Pane

The legibility of the proper ty from Guilford Street is very clear. The property will have its main entrance at Ground floor level with a private access door at Basement level. The frontages along Guilford Street are repetitive and will remain unchanged as no external works are to be done to the front of the property. Basement & Ground

Existing Door Frame retained and infilled

There will be a rear extension at basement level which will be the full width of the property leaving an area of private amenity accessible from the basement apartment. Combined with the ground floor this is a 3 Bed residence with living kitchen and dining on the ground floor. A communal vault extending below the street will provide a refuse and cycle store area for the building. There is provision for at least 5 bicycles. Ground Floor The staircases in the building will be refurbished where necessary as wear and tear is evident in some locations however they will remain in their current locations. The existing natural light entering the stairwell will be retained as the rear extension does not extend the full width of the property from ground floor upwards so that light can penetrate into the plan. First, Second & Third Floors The First, Second & Third Floor apartments maximise the available natural light with the Kitchen/ Living Room positioned to the south of the property and the bedroom to the rear looking over the amenity space. The apartments are 1 Bedroom selfcontained, units with the main open living space positioned on the Guilford Street side.

01 New Construction - First Floor

02 New Construction - Second Floor

03 New Construction - Third Floor

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00 New Construction - Ground Floor 1 : 50

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FALL

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-01 New Construction - Basement Level 1 : 50

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04 New Construction - Roof Plan 1 : 100

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Kitchen

4.8 m²

1 0411

0310

Cupboard

Courtyard Below

Courtyard

Below 2 0310

Kitchen

Lobby

1 0411 Store (Vaulted)

Hall

Living

Storage

6 m²

Courtyard

Kitchen

B.07 Living Kitchen 4.8 m² Lobby

G.08 Kitchen

6 m²

Courtyard Below

Living

Storage Store (Vaulted) 1 0411

Dining

Hall

Kitchen

G.08 Kitchen Kitchen / Dining / Living 6 m²

Kitchen

Lobby

By Room Name Legend

Bedroom

Dining Hall

0310 2 Kitchen / Dining / Living

Storage

Utility

0310

Kitchen

5.5 m²

Lobby

Lobby 1 0411

Storage Store (Vaulted)

Wardrobe

Utility

1 0411

1 0411 1.07 Wardrobe

1.3 m²

1 0411

Flat Roof with No Access

1.7 m²

Fixed Window Pane

G.07 Dining

1.6 m²

1.04 Bedroom

G.07 Dining

1.6 m²

3.02 3.02 Bedroom Bedroom 7.5 m² SLOPED CEILING

1.04 Bedroom

12.4 m²

SLOPED CEILING

12.4 m²

12.2 m²

G.09 Storage

2.4 m²

1.04 Bedroom 12.4 m² 2.04 2.04 Bedroom Bedroom 12.4 m²

G.09 Storage

B.05 Bathroom

1.6 m²

4.5 m²

B.05 Bathroom

G.04 Lobby

4.5 m²

1.8 m²

By G.06 Room Name Legend G.06 G.04 Utility

1 m²

1.8 m²

Hall

1 0410

G.02 Hall 4.3 m²

1 0410

2.8 m²

G.01 Lobby

10.6 m²

7.9 m²

G.01 Lobby

3.4 m²

1.4 m²

1 0410

Wardrobe

Studio Toilet

1.02 Lobby 1.4 m² 1.03 Landing

Cup'd

1 0400

1 2.02 Lobby 0410 1.2 m²

Wardrobe

2.02 Lobby

Wardrobe

1.2 m² Cup'd

2.8 m²

1 0410 Wardrobe

Cup'd

CEILING SLOPED

1 1 0410 0410

Cup'd

1 0400

G.01 Lobby

EXISTING OAK BEAM EXISTINGREVEALED OAK BEAM ROOFLIGHT REVEALED

ROOFLIGHT ROOFLIGHT

ROOFLIGHT

CEILING FLAT

1 0410

2.01 2.01 Kitchen / Dining / Living Kitchen / Dining / Living 18.9 m²

18.9 m²

VAULTED CEILINGS VAULTED CEILINGS

ROOFLIGHT

18.9 m²

3.4 m²

ROOFLIGHT

ROOFLIGHT ROOFLIGHT

ROOFLIGHT

Brick Parapet with concrete coping RW Hopper

ROOFLIGH

3.01 Kitchen 3.01 / Dining / Living 17 m² Kitchen / Dining / Living

2 

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Notes



B.01 Lobby  

2.2 m²

2.05 Studio

2 0400

Approximate location of Existing Velux Rooflights

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

1 : 50

00 Proposed 2.04 Planning - Ground Floor

2.01 Hall

1 : 50

1.7 m²

2 0410

3.4 m²

Toilet

Bedroom

1 : 50

2 m²

Cupboard

Toilet 2.3 m²

Kitchen / Dining / Living

2.05 Bathroom

Landing

5.5 m²

2.03 Shower

3.03 Shower

2 m²

Lobby Wardrobe

2 m²

Wardrobe

1 0411

ing - Basement Level roposed Planning - Basement Level

1:50

-01 Proposed Planning - Basement Level

3.02 Studio

1:50

2.02 Studio

14.8 m²

1:50

14.8 m²

1 : 50

Bathroom

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Bathroom

01 Proposed Planning - First Floor 3.04

- By Room Name Legend

 2 0410

By Room Name Legend

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FLAT CEILING

7.5 m²

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5m 2.04 Bedroom 12.4 m²

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 

 5m

 



  

 

 

ROOFLIGHT

 















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Wardrobe

1 0410

Cup'd

ROOFLIGHT

EXISTING OAK BEAM REVEALED





CUPBOARD ABOVE SINK BUILT IN TO STUDWORK

CEILING SLOPED

1.2 m²

600mm WIDE GUTTER NEW VELUX ROOFLIGHTS

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?      2.02 Lobby

  

      Wide Gutter Approx 300/350 wide     EXISTING   HOPPER REFITTED                  A1     A1 3.02 Bedroom

Landing

 Lobby  Roof Terrace 

1  0411

SLOPED CEILING

Cupboard

Kitchen / Dining / Living

      3.06    Roof Terrace 12.6 m²

Bedroom

 1

 0410

ROOFLIGHT





FALL

 Rev

CEILING FLAT

VAULTED CEILINGS

2.01 Kitchen / Dining / Living

ROOFLIGHT

SLATE AS EXISTING WELSH GREY REINSTATED FIREPLACE

18.9 m²

CEILING FLAT

02 Existing - Second Floor 1 : 50

03 Existing - Third Floor 1 : 50

 

04 Existing - Roof View 17 m²

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Cli

3.01 Kitchen / Dining / Living 2

1 : 50

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3.01 01 Proposed Planning -HallFirstPlanning Floor - First Floor 01 Proposed

ROOF SCREEN - OPAQUE

Refuse Store & Meter Cupboards

00 Proposed Planning - Ground Floor- Ground Floor 00 Proposed Planning

1 : 50

5.5 m²

03 Proposed Planning - Third Floor Planning 03 Proposed Plannin03 Proposed 03 Proposed Planning - Third Floor N 1 : 50 1 : 50

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2 0411

Refuse Store & Meter Cupboards

7.4 m²

B.12 Store (Vaulted) B.11 Store (Vaulted)

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1 : 50

2 0411

1 : 50

5.5 m²

7.4 m²

2 0400

02 Proposed Planning - Second Floor 02 Proposed Planning - Second Floor 02 Proposed Planning - Second Floor 02 Proposed Planning - Second Floor 1 : 50 1 : 50

B.12 Store (Vaulted)

5.5 m²

Refuse Store & Meter Cupboards



OBSCURED WALL - OPAQUE

B.12 Store (Vaulted)

11.3 m²

2 0400

12 m²

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2.2 m²

B.11 Store (Vaulted)

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3.05 Studio

B.01 Lobby

 

17 m²

3 Kitch Kitchen /D

CEILING FLAT CEILING FLAT

ROOFLIGH

CEILING FLAT

VAULTED CEILINGS

2.01 1.01 Kitchen / Dining / Living 2.01 / Dining Kitchen / Living 18.9 Kitchen / Dining /19Living m² m²

1 0410

CEILING FLAT

VAULTED CEILINGS

19 m²

CUPBOARD ABOVE SINK CEILING SLOPED BUILT IN TO STUDWORK CUPBOARD ABOVE SINK BUILT IN TO STUDWORK

CEILING FLAT

1.01 Kitchen / Dining / Living

19 m²

3.4 m²

EXISTING OAK BEAM REVEALED EXISTING OAK BEAM ROOFLIGHT REVEALED

ROOFLIGHT

1.01 Kitchen / Dining / Living

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Wardrobe Wardrobe

2.02 2.02 Lobby Lobby 1 1.2 m² 1.2 m² 0410 1 0410

1 0410

Cup'd

1.02 Cup'd Lobby 1.4 m²

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

B.04 Bedroom

1.03 1.02 Landing Lobby 2.8 m²

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Wardrobe

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

10.6 m²

B.03 Bedroom2

1.03 Landing

1 0410

G.02 Toilet Hall G.05 G.05 4.3 m² Kitchen / Dining / Living Kitchen / Dining / Living 18.2 m² 1 18.2 m² Existing 0400 Existing G.05 Doorframe Doorframe Kitchen / Dining / Living 18.2 m² retained and retained and infilled Existing infilled Doorframe retained and infilled

B.04 Bedroom

7.9 m²

1 0410

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

4.9 m²

Studio

4.3 m²

ROOFLIGHT

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Shower

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

B.02 Hall

Shower

G.02 Hall

ROOFLIGHT ROOFLIGHT

Landing

1 m²

1.8 m²

SLOPED CE

12.4 m²

Hall

G.06 Utility

G.04 Lobby

FLAT CEILING

7.5 m²

2.04 2.04 Bedroom Bedroom 12.4 m²

12.4 m²

By Room Name Legend

Utility

Lobby

1 m²

Landing 1 0410

Thi Re tha con Alw Dis els pro all Pra

Fixed Window Pane

Flat Roof with No Access

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

Fixed Window Pane

B.09 Cupboard

Flat Roof with No Access

G.11 Lobby

12.2 m²

10.6 m²

1 1 0411 0411

1.7 m²

G.09 Storage

B.04 Bedroom

12.6 m²

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

1.7 m²

2.4 m²

4.9 m²

1 0411

3.06 3.06Roof Terrace Roof Terrace12.6 m²

G.11 Lobby

B.09 Cupboard

B.02 Hall

Wardrobe 1 0411

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

13.5 m²

G.11 Lobby

G.07 Dining

4.5 m²

1 0411

Lobby Lobby Wardrobe Wardrobe

1.3 m²

B.06 Living

0.9 m²

B.05 Bathroom

1 0411

Kitchen / Dining Kitchen / Dining / Living/ Living Landing Landing

1.07 Wardrobe

13.5 m²

B.10 Storage

B.03 Bedroom2

1.07 Wardrobe

B.06 Living

0.9 m²

Nor th

Bedroom Bedroom Cupboard Cupboard

Cupboard Bedroom Kitchen / Dining / Living Kitchen / Dining / Living Kitchen /Cupboard Dining / Living 2.05 2.05 Landing LandingBathroom Bathroom 5.5 m² Landing Kitchen / Dining 5.5 m² / Living Lobby Lobby Lobby Landing 1.06 Wardrobe Wardrobe Bathroom Wardrobe Lobby 5.5 m²

Storage

1 0411 B.06 B.10 Living Storage13.5 m²

Cupboard

Kitchen / Dining / Living 2.05 2.05 Bathroom 1.06 Landing Bathroom 5.5 m² Bathroom Lobby 5.5 m² 5.5 m²

1.06 2 Bathroom 0310

Kitchen / Dining / Living

Bedroom BedroomBathroom Cupboard

Bedroom

Cupboard

Bathroo Bathroom Bedroo Bedroom Cupboa Cupboard Kitchen Kitchen / Dining Landing Landing Lobby Lobby Roof Te 3 Roof Terrace Roof T OBSCURED WALL - OPAQUE

Hall

G.08 Kitchen

Bedroom2

OBSCURED WALL - OPAQUE

Hall

Bedroom

2 2 0410 0410

ROOF SCREEN - OPAQUE

Cupboard

2 2 By Room NameBy Legend ByLegend Room Name LegendBy By 2 Room Name Room Name Legend Room Name Legend 0410 0410 By Room Name Legend 0410 N N Bathroom o Bathroom Bathroom o Bathroom By Room Name Legend r rth Bathroom Bathroom th

4.8 m²

Courtyard

Cupboard

2 0410

ROOF SCREEN - OPAQUE

B.07 Kitchen

Courtyard

By Room NameBy Legend Room Name Legend

Bathroom

By Roo By Room Na

OBSCURED WALL - OPAQUE

12.2 m²

B.07 Kitchen

Bedroom2

2 04

2 0411

0310

2 0410

2 0411

OBSCURED WALL - OPAQUE

B.08 Courtyard

Bedroom

Bedroom2

2 2 0411 0411

12.2 m²

Bedroom

2 0410

2 0411

REINSTATED FIREPLACE

By Room Name Legend

Bathroom

0310

2 0411

2 0411 0310

2 0410

0310

Wardrobe

2 0410

2 0411

2 0410

Wardrobe

0310

Wardrobe

B.08 Courtyard

2 0411

0310

By Room NameBy Legend Room Name Legend Bathroom

2 0411

2 0410

2 0411

2 0410

2 0411

Wardrobe

2 0411

2 0410

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084 Dorsal Bridge

A sensuously engaging sculptural bridge, providing enjoyment and shelter for individuals and an appropriately distinctive urban landmark, while touching lightly on each bank.

3. PHASED CONSTRUCTION TO ENSURE RIVER TRAFFIC CONTINUES:

LOCATION:

Our process minimises impact on river navigation and properties near site. The structure would be detailed to utilise prefabrication and delivery of large pieces by barge.

Site Option 1 illustrates our proposal, but our robust design concept and solutions to the Challenges retain flexibility for any site chosen.

Landing piers constructed in-situ with bored piles due to high tensile demand. River piers also founded on bored piles for reasons of structural and ship impact demand. In-situ pile-cap built within a cofferdam is most suitable method to achieve a buried foundation with only the pier shaft protruding from the river bed. Sculpted shafts of the river piers benefit from off site precasting, either as an external shell completed with an in-situ core or whole sections stitched together. Material delivery by river is feasible for land structures and those in the river.

Inherent stability of the primary deck structure lends itself to installation in three large units: two end units spanning from each landing pier to the point of contraflexure, and a drop-in span. The spine beam’s height and navigational clearance of existing Thames bridges preclude delivery of the end units with the spine assembled.

Pimlico station ST. GEO R SQUAR GE’S E

Three barges coupled together would deliver the spine deck units with the spine laid flat on the bridge deck. Spine is then reared vertically with jacks and connected to the deck. The link barges would be ballasted down and removed to allow the units to be jacked up to higher than the piers on the remaining barges and moved into position. The central piece can be delivered by barge and lifted by strand jacks mounted on the ends of the cantilevers.

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Westminster Boating Base deliver and lift spine deck unit north

deliver and jack up central piece

RIVER OP

2. HEIGHT ACROSS RIVER AND INHERENT ACCESS ISSUES:

Elegant efficient structure suits the sensuous curves in plan & elevation. A haunched beam spanning between banks is shaped into a dorsal spine above deck for maximum clearance at the river pier pinch-points. End spans are tied down with land piers (at lifts), giving positive pre-stress to reduce main span sagging, resulting in an exceptionally slender structure in elevation. Box girder deck with curved soffit is torsionally stiff, rigid and robust.

Sculpted openings are carefully placed to carry forces in truss action, lightening the mass, and enhancing user involvement and views. Accessible stairs, ramps and lifts at each end. Cycle ramps peel-off the dorsal spine to ensure flexibility for detailed resolution in any context. Ramps define and augment public realm at each end, before returning to align with adjacent pedestrian route for efficient road crossings. Entire structure in stainless steel plate simplifies fabrication avoiding internal maintenance access (roll-bonded clad plate is more expensive). Distinctive animated profile, luminous reflectivity and humanising scale differentiates this bridge, inviting endearing nicknames, which further extend its influence in area branding, recognition and usefulness.

dorsal spine with antiscateboard nibs

EXISTING TREES RETAINED

Continuous cycle route without interruption for fast commuters. Parallel paths of different colours avoid cross-overs. Stairs and glass lifts at each end are apart from cycle traffic. Spine divides paths and provides windbreak. Pedestrians can use cycle path, not vice-versa. Where paths adjacent, separation enhanced with benches and blister/corduroy surfaces, with either a level deck or curb height difference. Deck surfaces are external grade recycled dense rubber chippings for smooth quiet atmosphere.

4. PLACE MAKING ACROSS THE BRIDGE AND AT ITS LANDING POINTS: A uniquely stimulating and memorably shimmering object encouraging people to pause and use the bridge as a place, as well as a route.

A coherent set of sinuous new riverscape spaces that join & enhance public realm each side, reflecting the ambitious transformation of Nine Elms, and sensitively augmenting the nature of Pimlico Gardens.

1. INTEGRATING CYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC: We use the structure and form to safely separate pedestrians and cyclists, while retaining the liveliness of adjacent use.

Pimlico Garden & Shrubbery

Structure of minimum bulk and maximum presence, allows cycle ramps to detach with autonomous flexibility at each bank.

Cycle path 5m wide with 1 in 21 ramps intended for cyclists only (others can use but the form naturally discourages it). Walkers use stairs, wheelchairs use lifts. Cyclists unable to go up ramps can use lifts or stair cycle-troughs, walking their bikes to the centre span to join the cycle path downhill. Pedestrian path width varies 4m to 6m to encourage pausing and is gently curved with no slope more than 1 in 21.

Gently curved to enliven user experience & rationalise angle at banks. Cycle ramps sensitively embrace, define and animate landing spaces, forming a river edge canopy at each bank sheltering walkers/sitters below and framing views. Raised riverside paths improve views and anticipate higher flood defences.

PEDESTRIANS

Dorsal spine structure minimises height while achieving clearance, creating a cohesive balanced landmark, while peeled-off cycle ramps sensitively embrace public spaces at each end, with flexibility for other sites.

RIVER CL OS SHORT DU ED FOR RATION

deliver and lift spine deck unit south

repositioned hut (possible cafe)

cycle ramp forms canopy for riverside walk and benches

CYCLES

Centre span

statue

Stainless is mainly satin polished, inside holes & all underside is mirrored. Other finishes highlight details. Balustrade supports create dynamic rhythm and continue underneath in diminishing tendrils giving texture & finesse to the important underside elevation. Accessed openings are weather-protected benches divided from cycle path by glass, to windbreak prevailing westerlies, increasing walker comfort for 50% of crossing. Singular nature of welded/polished stainless steel invites people to stop/engage, sit/play. North Bank - Pimlico Garden & Shrubbery: The bridge is sensitively set to retain character and trees. Re-set statue commands the improved space. While creating an exciting memorable experience for northbound cyclists to peddle ‘into the trees’, the reflective underside of the ramp/canopy augments the gardens contemplative nature and shelters users.

Paths meet in generous public spaces with signalled junctions on Grosvenor Road and Nine Elms Lane to ensure safe efficient connection to on-going routes.

satin stainless steel main structure mirror polished stainless steel inside the openings

glazing windbreak to accessible openings

level surface shown (with optional curb height difference)

benches divide cyclists and pedestrians

cycle ramp forms canopy for riverside walk and benches

stainless steel balustrade and wide timber handrail with lighting hidden underneath

LIFT STAIRS

CONCRETE PIER 6m

0.5 m

SECTION AT PIER

stainless steel balustrade continues to underside in diminishing tendril pattern

textured zone less conducive for cycles (aids pedestrian awareness of main cycle path)

Aerial view

possible cafe’ under ramp

0.5 m

NINE ELMS LAN

SECTION AT CENTRE SPAN

cyclist

US EMBASSY

pedestrian

Linear Park

bridge could be extended over road to Linear Park

South Bank - Riverwalk Given the existing space from river to road, the uneven stepped bank, and required cycle ramp length, we propose an extended simplified riverbank for a suitably generous public realm. Pending discussion, this improved bank sets the future qualitative standard of form, materials and flood defence.

Continuous lights under the wide timber handrail avoids glare for users. Subtle accent lights in the spine holes gently invigorate their lustrous character. Lights from the piers bathe the underside accentuating its delicate pattern of extended balustrade tendrils. Our track record of artist collaborations, and desire to contribute to the cultural strategy of both riversides underlies our approach.

NORTH BANK PIMLICO

LIFT

riverside walk raised to give better views

cycle ramp forms canopy for riverside walk and benches

150 m

cycle ramp forms canopy for riverside walk and benches

10.96 m

STAIRS

SOUTH BANK NINE ELMS

ORDINANCE DATUM

riverside walk raised to give better views

LIFT

STAIRS

EXTENDED / RATIONALIZED RIVER BANK