Luke Moran Architecture CV Portfolio 2019

Luke Moran Part II Architecture Graduate CV Portfolio 2019

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Luke Moran RIBA Part II Architecture Graduate t: +61 426 964 341

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PROFILE Highly creative and enthusiastic RIBA Part II architecture graduate.

Two years experience at a high profile, AJ100 London practice covering; feasibility designs, competitions, masterplanning and developed design, across high end residential and commercial sectors at a variety of scales. Four years experience project managing, leading the design team and working on site for the build of Project Riandu; a community secondary school for the Deaf in Kenya, a charity I co-founded. Graduated with Distinction in a Masters of Architecture at the University of Sheffield, where I was nominated for the RIBA Silver Medal, the RIBA’s oldest and most “prestigious prize in architectural education globally” [RIBA].

Since graduating, I have undertaken several private commissions including a residential feasibility study within a conservation area and designs for an Airbnb in Cusco, Peru.

EDUCATION 2016 - 2018 Masters In Architecture | MArch RIBA Part II University of Sheffield | Distinction Ranked best school of Architecture in the UK [Guardian University Guide 2019]

2011 - 2014 Bachelors In Architecture | BArch RIBA Part I University of Nottingham | 2:1

2004 - 2011 John F Kennedy Catholic Secondary School A Levels | A* A* A A GCSEs | 6A* 3A C

VOLUNTEERING 2017 - 2018 Vice-President | Humanitarian Architecture Society University of Sheffield Student Society that works to improve awareness of human based architecture

Summer 2014 Volunteer | Prithipura Infants Home, Sri Lanka Two months at an orphanage that cares for children and adults with severe disabilities

2013 - 2014 President | Article 25, University of Nottingham Student chapter of the British architectural charity

2013 - 2014 Coach | Nu2 Sport, University of Nottingham A Sport England funded programme to encourage student participation

AWARDS RIBA Silver Medal Nomination University of Sheffield | 2019

Stephen Welsh Prize in Draughtsmanship University of Sheffield | 2019

v: Working Holiday Visa until Feb 2020

EXPERIENCE 2018 - Present Architectural Freelancer Architectural design services

2014 - Present Project Riandu | Project Manager Design, fundraise and build a secondary school in Kenya for 200 deaf students. My pro-bono role has been Project Manager, Project Architectural Designer, Builder, Fundraiser, Photographer & Graphic Designer

2014 -2016 Architectural Assistant | Squire & Partners

Two years at an award winning AJ 100 London based practice

Summer 2013 Architectural Assistant | Squire & Partners Architectural placement - Three Months

Summer 2012 Security Officer | G4S, London 2012 Olympics VSA Lane Marshall, Vehicle Searcher/PSA

Summer 2010 Architectural Assistant | Loates Taylor Shannon Architectural placement - Two Weeks

SKILLS Craft Hand Drawing/Sketching | Technical Drawing | Illustrations Model Making | Carpentry | Photography

CAD Microstation | AutoCAD | SketchUp | Rhino | Revit Autodesk Inventor [In Progress]

Graphics Adobe Photoshop | Adobe InDesign | Adobe Illustrator

Languages English | Kenyan/American Sign Language | Spanish [In Progress]

INTERESTS Cycling | Sports | Manchester United | Outdoor Adventures Hot Chocolate | Volunteering | Grassroots socially driven projects Impaired design | Community projects | Photography | Travel

REFERENCES Leo Care | Head MArch, University of Sheffield l.care@sheffield.ac.uk

Olga Gomez | Director, Squire & Partners og@squireandpartners.com

Pro Bono Work Project Riandu

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ince 2014, I have been Projecting Managing and leading the Architectural Design team for Project Riandu. Our goal is to design, fundraise and build a secondary school for 200 Deaf students.

From the outset, our aim was to ensure that this is a responsible volunteering project where the local community are at the heart; we are just using our skills to help in any way we can.

Due to the archaic nature in which deafness is treated, there are many negative stereotypes facing the Deaf community in Kenya. Only 12% of Deaf students receive a secondary education. To help combat this, the school is adjacent to a hearing primary and secondary school as well as a children’s orphanage.

Many of the facilities are shared to facilitate learning and interaction, thus breaking down preconceived conceptions.

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o date, the school has seven classrooms, two dormitories, a kitchen, staff accommodation, a gatehouse and perimeter fence. The school currently has enough facilities for 100 students and staff to fully board.

The dining hall is currently on site with the foundations having just been laid. We have received funding from the engineering company BuroHappold who are providing structural advice as well as designs for an anaerobic digester.

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A new 300x300mm reinforced concrete column needs to be cast to support the ringbeam above. The column can be cast around the existing steel column.

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STEEL REINFORCEMENT

1. All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise stated.

1. Minimum lap length 750mm.

2. Drawings are not to be scaled. Only figured dimensions to be used.

2. Minimum Ancorage length 750mm

CONCRETE SPEC 1. All concrete assumed to have 10 N/mm2 compressive strength.

2. Agregate used in concrete to be of 20-20mm maximum size.

4. Vibrated reinforced concrete (1:2:4) to be used in foundations, column stocks and superstructure.

5. Where possible shuttering timbers should be re-used.

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6. Concrete curing time to be agreed with architect/engineer.

7. Shuttering samples to be checked by architect/engineer prior to concrete being poured.

8. Shuttering to have membrane internally to protect timber.

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2. Vertical reinforcement: 12 H16 + 2 H8 In sides of gutter trough.

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5. See E2_D_RC_01-03 for details.

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MECHANICAL

1. 600*400mm Vibrated reinforced concrete.

3. Shear Links: 2 Legs H8 @150mm c/c

2. Drains passing beneath buildings and driveways to be encased in 150mm concrete surround.

4. Above slab 20swg*25mm wide hoop iron to be installed every 345mm where walls meet columns.

3. Minimum slope in drain pipes to be 1 in 100.

5. See E2_D_RC_06-08 for details.

4. No cutting of concrete without express approval of the Architect or S.E.

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2. Vertical reinforcement: 4 H12.

1. Hoop iron to be installed at typical intervals in faces of columns into which walls run in order to fully secure.

3. Shear Links: H8 Rings @150mm c/c

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2. Vertical reinforcement: 12 H16.

Denoting BuroHappold’s and the Structural Engineer’s responsibilities.

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1. 300*300mm Vibrated reinforced concrete.

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4. Above slab 20swg*25mm wide hoop iron to be installed every 345mm where walls meet columns.

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BAY STUDIES 1. Refer to drawings E2_BS_1-4

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4. Above slab 20swg*25mm wide hoop iron to be installed every 345mm where walls meet columns.

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6. Steel to have minimum 400N/mm 2 compressive strength.

1. Prior to comencement concret works a plumbing pipes layout & strategy must be agreed with supervising architect/engineer to aviod cutting through concrete/walls

SCOPE OF WORKS 1. The responsibility of the structual design for the dining hall is by BuroHappold Engineering and the wings are the responsibility of the local engineer’s specification.

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1. Predominantly two wall types: Interlocking Soil Stablising Bricks (ISSB) and cut stone.

2. Cut stone used for Dininf Hall walls, ISSB for both wings.

3. standard cover to reinforcement 35mm

3. Mass Concrete proposed 1:4:8 ratio cement:sand:aggregate to architect/engineer's approval.

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3. The contractor must check and verify all dimensions before commencement of work.

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Y PAD FOUNDATIONS 1. 2400mm*1400mm*250mm vibrated reinforced concrete.

2. Y axis reinforcement: top 16 H16, bottom 16 H16.

3. X axis reinforcement: top 10 H16, bottom 10 H16.

4. See E2_D_RC_01-03 for details.

CONCRETE SPEC 1. All concrete assumed to have 10 N/mm2 compressive strength.

2. Aggregate used in concrete to be of 10-20mm maximum size.

3. Mass concrete proposed (1:4:8) ratio cement:sand:aggregate to architect/engineer’s approval.

4. Vibrated reinforced concrete (1:2:4) to be used in foundations, column stocks and superstructure.

5. Where possible shuttering timbers should be re-used.

6. Concrete curing time to be agreed with architect/engineer.

7. Shuttering samples to be checked by architect/engineer prior to concrete being poured.

2. Column in vibrated reinforced concrete.

3. Vertical reinforcement: 12 H16 + 2 H8 in sides of gutter trough.

4. Shear links: 2 legs H8 at 150mm c/c.

5. See E2_D_RC_01-03 for details.

2. Top reinforcement: 4 H12.

3. Bottom reinforcement: 4 H12.

4. Shear links: 2 LEGS H8 at 150mm c/c.

5. See E2_D_RC_18 for details.

X COLUMN 1. 600mm*400mm 2. Column in vibrated reinforced concrete.

3. Vertical reinforcement: 10 H16.

4. Shear links: 2 LEGS H8 at 150mm c/c.

5. See E2_D_RC_01-03 for details.

SCOPE OF WORKS 1. The responsibility of the structual design for the dining hall is by BuroHappold Engineering and the wings are the responsibility of the local engineer’s specification.

SLAB 1. 150mm thick RC vibrated concrete slab. Poured in sections to engineers approval.

2. Reinforcement to be fabric mesh to B.S.4483 ref: A142 6mm wire 200mm*200mm gauge. Tied into structure to engineer’s detail.

HALL GROUND BEAM 1. 600mm*300mm vibrated reinforced concrete.

Y COLUMN 1. 850mm*400mm at +4.235m and 400mm*400mm at +4.550m.

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SUB CONCRETE BUILD UP 1. Competent ground/competent made ground is required for a base. Must be treated for termite protection.

2. 200mm broken and levelled hardcore.

3. 50mm sand/murram binding layer.

4. Architect/S.E. approved 1000 gauge damp proof membrane.

STEEL REINFORCEMENT 1. Minimum lap length 750mm.

2. Minimum anchorage length 750mm.

3. Standard cover in reinforcement 35mm.

4. Cover to reinforcement adjacent to drainage channel 50mm.

5. Reinforcement to be as specified and meeting B.S4449. Also to be installed in accordance with British Standards.

6. Steel to have minimum 400N/mm2 compressive strength.

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GENERAL 1. All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise stated.

2. Drawings are not to be scaled. Only figured dimensions to be used.

3. The contractor must check and verify all dimensions before commencement of work.

Shear links: 2 legs H8 at 150mm c/c

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Vertical steel reinforcement: 10 H16 Shear links: 2 LEGS H8 at 150mm c/c

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ONLY DRAWINGS CHECKED & APPROVED BY LOCAL S.E. & ARCHITECT TO BE USED APPROVALS ARCHITECT STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

Client:

Represented by:

St Mary Magdelene Secondary School for the Deaf

Diocese of Mbeere P.O BOX 12260104 Siakago

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Professional Work Squire & Partners

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uring my time as an RIBA Part I architectural assistant at award wimming AJ100 practice, Squire & Partners, I worked on around thirty-five projects at a variety of different stages from feasibility studies to technical design.

For the majority of my time at Squires, I worked within a small team consisting of a Partner, a Director, two Part II’s and myself which provided me with both the intimacy and responsibility of a small practice but also the knowledge, experience and oppotunity a large practice provides.

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Triangular Towers with Residential Village on the right

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uch of my experience at Squires involved working on competitions, feasibilities studies, planning and design development stages.

Throughout the projects I worked on, I was given much creative freedom and truely part of the design process.

MArch Thesis Delusions of Grandeur

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et within a dystopian London, ruled by ‘The Regime’, this joint thesis proposes a national broadcast house for an ecofascist, dictatorial government who has put legislative enviromentalism above the welfare of people, marking the sign of a supposedly progressive new era for London.

Researching whether architecture transcends politics and ideology and if the designers own vision is progressive, can built form be a vehicle for positive change empowering its users and promoting their well-being through design?

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When you work in architecture, you can remove the barriers, but you can’t make people do things...

I’m not about to do regime change through a building - that’s delusions of grandeur.

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The futures in my face, This place will carry on.

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At the heart of Barnsley, my proposal is primarily a storage facility to reclaim/recycle/reuse all the materials and components from the ‘Better Barnsley Development’ demolitions which will otherwise become victimised as a result of their plans.

Reclaiming at a domestic scale, workshops provided spaces for people to learn and explore the possibilities of upcycling for themselves. Reclaiming Barnsley’s very own demolitions takes centre stage, celebrating change but educating towards a more sustainable future.

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ON Programme Axonometric Exploration

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The memories that we hold, The stories we pass on, Are pure and shining gold, That will keep shining gold, That will keep shining when we’re gone.

Pure gold, pure gold.

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Nine Pieces of Gold

By Ian McMillian

First Piece They used to till the fields, Horses pulled the plough, Corn grew in Barnsley accents, And me father milked a cow.

Fool’s gold, fool’s gold.

Sixth Piece But now the pits are gone, Miners struck and fought and lost, But the memories will live on, And the landscape counts the cost.

Fool’s gold, fool’s gold.

Second Piece They used to harvest crops, They used to grind the corn, Fed the bairns turnip top Mines nesh ares yawn.

Fool’s gold, fool’s gold.

Seventh Piece Write a poem, sing a song, Tell a story, write a book, Make it short or make it long, This is Yorkshire have a look.

Real gold, real gold.

Third Piece Then they discovered coal, Black gold under the soil, Then the fields were full of holes, And the families dug the coil.

Fool’s gold, fool’s gold.

Eighth Piece The past is in its place, The past has been and gone, The futures in my face, This place will carry on.

True gold, true gold.

Fourth Piece And the owners made the dosh, And they got filthy rich, Dressed and talked quite posh, While the poor drink from a ditch.

Fool’s gold, fool’s gold.

Ninth Piece The memories that we hold, The stories we pass on, Are pure and shining gold, That will keep shining when we’re gone.

Pure gold, pure gold.

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Fifth Piece And for years the pits were there, And the coal was dug and burned, And the smoke hung in the air, And the lessons could be learnt.

Fool’s gold, fool’s gold.

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BArch Work Sustaining the Unsustainable

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he ambition for my third year thesis was the reintegration into society of those vulnerable members of society who do not have somewhere to call ‘home’.

Latched onto the iconic John Lewis store in Sheffield’s city centre, ‘Sustaining the Unsustainable’ aims to have an appreciation for the short term necessities of being homeless as well as the ultimate long term ambition of safety and peace of mind. This transpires to providing immediate relief in the form of shelter, nourishment, sanitation and peach of mind.

Much of my undergraduate work was focused on developing my craft through hand drawing and model making.

Graphic Design Freelancer

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tilising the array of skills that studying and working in architecture has provided me with, I have been fortunate to have created a number of opportunities to independently work on private commissions. These have ranged from branding creation to greeting cards, residential extensions to site visits in South America. These opportunities have taught me to independently find and work with varied clients.

Photo graphy Hobby

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ince starting to study architecture, photography has become an exciting hobby of mine. Combining travel and photography has particularly allowed me to appreciate culture from further afield. Looking at architecture through a lense enables you to analyse critical principles of form, space, light and shadow to greater details. Photography is also a great way to document my life through a visual diary.

Luke Moran Part II Architecture Graduate CV Portfolio 2019