level 6 portfolio 2019 | 2020
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level 6 portfolio 2020
The level 6 portfolio is an annual publication that provides a snapshot of work undertaken this year in the School of Architecture + Urban Planning, University of Dundee. It compiles a selection of studio and written work from all years and is published for the End of Year Degree Show. As the End of Year Degree Show 2020 has been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the publication will be available in a digital format. Edited, composed and produced by students, this is the eleventh in the series. Thanks to all those who submitted work, and those who provided workspace inspiration at home. Editorial Team Alistair Battles Ellena Leslie Immanuel Lavery Liam Cox Kirsty Watt
Year One
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Edgar Badarau Maya Barnes Dylan Barrowman Catriona Buchanan Jessica Buckett Joan Bugler-Lamb Emily Campbell Katy Carswell Yijun Chu Joel Codd Patrick Corsame Naomi Davidson Shane Docherty Atlanta Dolman Garbhan Donnelly Costin Dragu Ariyel Feasey Ann Fernandez Megan Forbes Benjamin Fraser Giorgio Gilardoni Mairead Hammond Tara Hart Max Hitchcox Marion Howitt Callum Hunter James Hutt Sam Jowett Fizza Kamran James Keenan Niki Kefala Liv Kleivene Natalia Kojlo Yixuan Li Morgan Lisk Franciszek Maj Tavonga Mamwa Ceri McEwan Dale McKenna Nathaniel McLennan Gunn Victoria McMahon Harvey McMillan Anna Melihova Chloe Migaud Inger Mikkelsen Aasmundhavn Caitlin Millar Jennifer Mitchell David Orbang Alberto Ortiz Abad Eden Penman Kaitlyn Phillips Charlotte Prince Chun Que Archie Read Alistair Rice Daniel Richardson Jack Richiardi Alexander Ritchie Emma Robertson Drew Rumgay Hamish Scrivener-Anderson Yining Shang Mia Slater Arran Stowe Zoe Till Karl Tjus Christopher Wood Tianchen Adrian Zha Zielinski
Alyth Airlie Hannah Baillie Chloe Barker James Batty Mateusz Bierut Scott Birtles Mirka Borek Amy Brady Ewan Bunkell Emma Burns Andrea Casono Cheuk Chan Preethika Chandran Aidan Cummins Andrew Dennison Jamie Deuchars Tomasz Dobrzynski Chloe Docherty Mohammad Dp Dr Hj Mohd Isham Jakub Duda Clementina Eleady-Cole Robert Fowler Gilian Fronda Finley Fyfe Caitlin Gray Oiartza Guerrero Luke Hibbert Erin Hickman Benjamin Hoskins Imthiaz Khadeeja Lewis Johnston Maria Kabaaga Brendan Kerrisk Jasmiina Knaapi Joanna Laing Immanuel Lavery Jia Lin Hope Livingstone Ka Mak Sharleen Mardani Frederike Marx Reece McCallum Liam McDougall Conan McGhee Jordan McKee Glenn McKerracher Alexandra Meckler Renan Millares Emma Morrison Osman Nasir Wing Ng Ngoc Nguyenova Niall Penman Kenny Phillips Camilla Piccione Nathan Retallick Ross Robson Melisa Ruzgar Beatrice Ryan Trisha Santos Jack Scott Andrew Shields Connor Simmons Emma Sjoholm Cameron Smith Helen Stout Lucy Taylor Calum Thomson Davide Uccello Rupasri Veeresh Adam Wadler Monika Walawender Christopher Watson Dawid Wedzonka Sunxiaoxing Xu Valantina Yousif Viktoria Zboray
ADAS T-Shirt Design Competition Winner Photoshop
Kenzie Harrison, Year Three
Eastern Obus Illustrator
Vinsentin Aleberto, Year Four
Between Thinking and Making 2: Cube Model Winner Concrete
Remy Mcleod | Rebekka Dick | Freddie Walken | Ailie Maconochie, Year Three
RSPB In Rain Lumion + Photoshop
Brendan Kerrisk, Year Two
Wuhan Proposal Study Mixed Media
Stuart Waitt, Year Three
Edinburgh Axonometric CAD + Photoshop
Saoirse Stenhouse, Year Three
Week According to Laura: Questioning Optimisation of Space Abstract and accompanying outcome. Our relationship with technology and media is one of increasing entanglement – it has become an extension of ourselves, we define ourselves by it. Our ontology has become ephemeral through the mediation of media. Our collective digital footprint is infinitely expanding as data is produced and mined ad infinitum. Technology is our most utilised mirror and used to either authenticate or reinvent ourselves over and over and over and over…… Meanwhile Architecture has evaded the pervasive hand of unrelenting reinvention – the canonical image of Vitruvius’s Ideal man remains the basis upon which architects design. The multiplicity of the human can no longer be accurately represented by a silhouetted ideal figure. We no longer define ourselves by physical handbook dimensions but instead by technology generated data points. Through an understanding of current society as anthropocentric data exhaust, the artefact aims to question how our new way of designing ourselves can be applied in the design of architecture. Laura Porter, Year Four
Re-Distributing The Tour Montparnasse MDF
Ellena Leslie | Deni McElroy | Lucy Troughton | Rachel Smith, Year Four
Drawing to Find Out - Kunsthaus Bregenz Mixed Media
Chung-Yan Chan | Emilia Chegini | Sofie Malmborg, Year Three
Update to Perth
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Axonometric of Perth’s City Centre Hand Drawing
Liam Cox, Year Five
Axonometric of Arc de Triomphe CAD + Photoshop
Lucy Troughton, Year Four
Landscape Vignettes CAD + Photoshop
Mohammed Lawal, Year Five
Murray Square Mixed Media
Sarah Mckenzie, Year Five
Social Housing In Paris Vray + Photoshop
Ellena Leslie, Year Four
Hartford Seminary Tonal Section Hand Drawing
Inger Aasmundhavn, Year One
Villa E-1027 Study Watercolour
Archie Read, Year One
The Identity of Home in Congested Cities Tower Plaza CAD + Illustrator
Eilish Camplisson, Year Five
Outlook Inside Lumion + Photoshop
Scott Birtles, Year Two
Axonometric in Wuhan Mixed Media
Remy Mcleod, Year Three
RSPC Interiors Mixed Media
Lucy Taylor, Year Two
Day + Night Studies Enscape
Stephen Japp, Year Five
Relationship Across Perth’s Waterfront Collaborative hand drawing illustrating a relationship across waterfront gapsites. Hand Drawing Liam Cox + Kirsty Watt Liam Cox | Kirsty Watt, Year Five
Contextual Plan CAD + Photoshop
Nikolas Gravos, Year Five
Dean Village Faith Space and Community Hall CAD + Photoshop
Seรกn ร Tiarnaigh, Year Three
City Aerial Lumion
Tynwood Yu, Year Five
Perth’s Pomarium Courts - Courtyard Visual SketchUp + Photoshop
Alistair Battles, Year Five
Camera Obscura - Final Concept Cardboard + Wood Chip
Helen Stout, Year Two
The Garden 3Ds Max + Photoshop
Lee McIlroy, Year Three
Barnes House Orthographic Hand Drawing
Drew Rumgay, Year One
The Exhibition Photoshop
Andrew Dennison, Year Two
Adaptable Architecture Sketchup
Leo Rani, Year Five
Photomontage of contemporary prac M
ctice utilised in the development of a ‘liveable city.’ MArch + UP Unit.
Photo-Montage of Comparative Practice Photoshop
A + Up Unit, Year Five
Conceptual Montage Photoshop
Emilia Chegini, Year Three
Architectural Constraints Revit + Photoshop
Grace Gordon, Year Five
Watergate Elevation Mixed Media
Anna Melihova, Year One
Window Study Photoshop
Kirsty Watt, Year Five
Place des Vosges CAD
Deni McIlroy, Year Four
Architecture Water and City SketchUp + Photoshop
Sarah Shannon, Year Five
Royal Exchange Square Axonometric Hand Drawing
Jack Buchan, Year Four
‘The Pergola’ Solar Cell at Port Forvm, Barcelona Ink Sketch
Immanuel E Lavery, Year Two
Combination Arranging the textured tiles & squares to explore interesting combinations, experimenting with scale texture and colour.
Camera Obscura Model Studies Cork + Plaster
Helen Stout, Year Two
Consultation Terrace Mixed Media
Saoirse Stenhouse, Year Three
Frameworks: Current Exemplars and Understanding of Context Hand drawing
Stuart Waitt, Year Three
Enclosure Project Model Study Balsa Wood
Constin Dragu, Year One
Axonometric Mixed Media
Lewis Chalmers, Year Four
Structural Study Rhino + Illustrator
Vinsentin Aleberto, Year Four
Character Through Typologies Photoshop
Ross Boyter, Year Five
Loch Lomond View Photoshop + Painting
Emma Sjoholm, Year Two
Model Study Enscape + Photoshop
Sarah Shannon, Year Five
Crawford Building Study Mixed Media
Emma Sjoholm | Jakub Duba, Year Two
Exhibition Window Study Vray + Photoshop
Kenny Philips, Year Two
Shanghai Housing Futures Enscape + Photoshop
Callum Ramsey, Year Four
Courtyard Exploration Mixed Media
Santianna Stath, Year Five
Edinburgh Old Town Stairs Survey Mixed Media
Rachel Smith, Year Four
Continuity + Invention Introduction and accompanying outcome. Gdansk, a city with a varied past and a scarred urban environment. Creating a coherent continuity in this environment involves a never-ending series of inventions and re-inventions, creations and adaptations, each one ideally being used to enhance the identity of the place. Right now, there is a battle going on, between memory versus progress; historic preservation versus economic gain; conservationist versus capitalist. Hard lines appear between the acknowledgment of the past and the desire to forge a future. Continuity and invention consider the methods by which new developments are constructed in a historical context, while questioning the level of connection to the past which a new building should have. Continuity in particular pays reference to the overall process, of existing condition to present occupation and future ambition. To enhance this continuity, how important is a consideration of the nature of a ‘future architecture’? In Poland in general there is a strong link to the past in the minds of the population fostered by the collective memory of traumatic events which have taken place there through the years, and exacerbated by the governments lack of action in response to the global challenges which we face today. Controlled media and the spread of propaganda demonstrate the level of control which is put over the people. In a world that needs to carefully consider the moves that are made now so as not to negatively affect the future, how is progressive thought encouraged? Previous generations obsessions with the future have often been misguided However, discussions on the nature of our future in relation to the continuum are becoming particularly relevant in the context of the 20’s as we are facing many social and economic challenges which have not been dealt with before. Our future is becoming just as important, if not more important than our past. “My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there.” (Charles F. Kettering) Daniel Duncan, Year Five
Sectional Model Mixed Media
Emma Sjoholm, Year Two
Classroom Impression Photoshop
Sam Ho, Year Five
Creating a Community Street Alterations Enscape + Photoshop
David Burns, Year Five
Interior Entrance Mixed Media
Nina Wyganowska, Year Four
Enclosure Model MDF + Thread
Emily Campbell, Year One
Lower Lane Enscape + Photoshop
Mishell Parodi, Year Four
Material Associations: Woven Brickwork Above Loggia CAD + Photoshop
Graeme Deacon, Year Five
Hedmark Museum Photoshop
Beth Harper, Year Three
Re-purposing Infrastructure for Health + Wellbeing: A Fun Plan Photoshop
Cheyenne Laviniere, Year Five
Gateways as Monuments Mixed Media
Kariz Reyes, Year Five
Urban Public Space Enscape
Adrian Tomaszewski, Year Five
Perspective Section Mixed Media
Rachel Smith, Year Four
Nature Reserve Section Mixed Media
Glenn Mckerracher, Year Two
Dean Village Elevation Study Photoshop
Martyna Przybolewska, Year Three
The Identity of Home in Congested Cities Lane View Enscape + Photoshop
Eilish Camplisson, Year Five
Flexible Spaces CAD + Photoshop
Katrina McQueen, Year Four
The Inversion City Mixed Media
Jiawei Wu, Year Four
Dundee Study CAD
Sean Wee, Year Five
Informal Learning Spaces Specialist Teaching Space Student Housing
Park
Office Hospitality and Retail City connections Access through building
Retreat
Social Space
Outdoor seating
Gathering Space
Raised courtyard
A Series of Spaces
Series of Spaces SketchUp + Photoshop
Hannah Nathan, Year Five
Fashion Market Vray + Photoshop
Danning Xu, Year Four
Watergate Studio Axonometric CAD + Photoshop
Anna Melihova, Year One
Serial Vision Mixed Media
Andrew Dennison, Year Two
The Great Waterfront Manifesto SketchUp + Photoshop
Amy Schofield, Year Five
Intergenerational Courtyard Vray + Photoshop
Freddie Walkden, Year Three
Urban Block Isometric CAD Photoshop
Jodie Walker, Year Five
Year Three
Year Four
Year Five
Johanna Alex Khalil Atchia Himat Athwal Matthew Beresford Rachana Bhor Oliver Boyle Chung-Yan Chan Yuk Chan Emilia Chegini Lewis Devaney Rebekka Dick Josh Dickson Kyle Donaghey Ciara Donaldson Kirsty Elliott Ruth Fernando Daniel Georgiev Laura Greenshields Elizabeth Harper Bethany Harrison Kenzie Harrison Mitchell Harvey Cheryl Hui Quita Hynd Lynsey Isles Harriet Jamieson Magda Kilijanek Sofia-Lyn Kouni Nikolaos Lagarias Nour Lebbakh Pui Lee Sum Leung Ching Kieran Lindsay Ailie MacOnochie Sofie Malmborg Lee McIlroy Andrew McKay Remy McLeod Yu Mei Anna Moldenaes Andrew Mowatt Yavor Nedelchev Abigail Nelson Shiwen Ng Sean O Tiarnaigh Ayo-Oluwakitan Oluwaleimu Martyna Przybolewska Cameron Quate Taylor Ramsay Keir Ross Louise San Luis Pamela Sanderson Emma-Fern Scott Eleanor Scott Priyanka Sharma Harriet Smith Jordan Snitch Robbie Steggles Saoirse Stenhouse Connor Templeton Cara Thom Matthew Thomson Konrad Tomczyk Doroteya Trifonova Stuart Waitt Frederik Walkden Natasha Whitehall Jade Wilkie Jack Wright
Joshua Adjodha Steven Anderson Euan Angus Jack Buchan Lewis Chalmers Zihao Chen Sijia Chi King Chung Jenna Craig John Danagher Jiamin Deng Jamie Dickinson Katherine Doherty Thomas Dougan Katarzyna Dudzinska Cameron Duncan-Cox Melissa Green Jiafeng Gu Mahnoor Habib Zilong Han Xiuyun Hu Yufei Hu Yiwen Huang Rajan Kasi Veera Kivela Laura Leithead Ellena Leslie Bolong Liu Minghao Liu Christopher MacInnes Hafsa Malik Fraser McCallum Deni McElroy Katrina McQueen Aisyah Mohd Hussain Maizatul Elizabeth Olulode Chenghao Pan Deng Pan Mishell Parodi Laura Porter Shuoan Qian Ilga Ramata Calum Ramsay Waheeda Rasool Elliot Reilly Yihan Shi Rachael Smith Nicoline Spaans Kyle Spratt Richard Stalker Chrissie Taggart Ramsay Taylor Lichong Tong Lucy Troughton Erika Varha Alberto Visentin Qinyuan Wang Yifan Wang Yijing Wang Yi Wang Zihang Wang Jiawei Wu Junfeng Wu Nina Wyganowska Danning Xu Chen Yang Xirui Yang Jiahao Yin Jianing Yu Leong Yu Wei Zhi Chongyi Zhu Jianhua Zhu Jieping Zhuang Kunzhao Zou Mingxun Zou
Alistair Battles Ross Boyter Jordan Burne David Burns Eilish Camplisson Liam Cox Graeme Deacon Daniel Duncan Grace Gordon Nikolaos Gravos Zhengxin Hao Samuel Ho Stephen Japp Cheyenne Laviniere Mohammed Lawal Yuanzhi Li Zifeng Mai Sarah McKenzie Hannah Nathan Callum O’Connor Leo Rani Alren Reyes Amy Schofield Sarah Shannon Bin Song Santianna Stathopoulou Adrian Tomaszewski Jodie Walker Kirsty Watt Sean Wee Tynwood Yu