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0|[Table]_of_content 1| [Territory]Analysis 2| [Theoretical]Position 3|[Re:programming]Ancaots 4|[Site]Analysis 5|[Concept] Development 6|[Design]Development 7|[Context]Presentation 8|[Building]Presentation 9|[External]Works 10|[Biblio]graphy

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[Analysed Territory] Ancoats has become reliant on forces of economy and policy. These forces have changed the function of the city, from a place of the people to one of the corporation. These forces have removed themselves from the city, leaving behind an urban void and unfinished development.

The district of Ancoats has been affected by the constant change and progression of the modern world: industrialisation, emergent markets, economic downturn, migration, policy changes. Ancoats must be defined not only as post-industrial site, but post-catalyst: where the development proposed by Urban Splash and Alsop worsen the situation. It is clearly visible that the decline in industry has torn the life out of a once vibrant district of resulting in loss of vitality and meaning within Ancoats. ts

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[Relativity] The most significant aspects that influence current state of Ancoats are all interconnected. Social, economical and environmental issues are dependant on each other. What implies, one cannot alter one layer of the urban realm without having impact on other layers. Analysis showed there cannot be a vibrant and dynamic district without vibrancy and dynamism in its activities, society and environment. x x

1|[Territory]Analysis

[Main]Problems

[Problems] Main problems that affect Ancoats are economical stagnation, disconnection from the rest of Manchester, social separation and internal subdivision of the area.

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[Disconnection]

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[Separation]

x

[Division]

[Sense of place] It is important to take into account current sense of place and enhance the best aspects of it (another key feature that urban splash failed to do). Otherwise, entire city will become the same and characterless.

[Aims] Main aims for redeeming Ancoats from its current post-catalyst state are:

£ • Revitalise Ancoats from its current state of emptiness and economical stagnation Catalyst

• Provide a programme that is a real catalyst for the urban fabric

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Create an engaging public realm

[Concept Visualisation]

1|[Territory]Analysis

[Main]Aims

• Strengthen the sense of place; not separate from existing context

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• Strengthen local networks by introducing new connections and reviving the local ones

[Reconnect the People] •

[Empower People with Local Pride]

Draw in ‘the people’

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[Reconnect Ancoats with Manchester]

[Analysed Text] Key writers that influenced author of this project were: Leon Krier, Albert Pope, Simon Unwin and James LaGro. Main research areas revolved around the topics of purpose of architecture, sense of place and programme developent,

[Purpose of Architecture] Simon Unwin stated that primary concern of all architecture is the creation of identity and sense of place (Unwin, 1997). Although sense of place is not the first thing we people think of when understanding the city, it accounts for a subconscious summary of how we understand it (Cresswell, 2004). It is one of the most important features of architecture and urbanism, as it contributes to the way we perceive it.

[Sense of Place] For that reason sense of place of Ancoats was established as one of the most important issue to investigate and improve. Analysis showed that due to inappropriate composition of contrasting components the sense of place of Ancoats is very inconsistent. For that reason it is unattractive for visitors - various elements seem out of place and there is no anchor point for the body occupying it.

It is caused by multiple social and spatial divisions and separations. This is a major problem and it needs to be solved.

Ancoats

Lack of consistent sense of place in Ancoats

2|[Theoretical]Position

[Sense]_of_Place

[Summary] Due to the fact that Acoats is very subdivided on various layer it is important to unify it by creation of place. It can be only achieved by ingraining the intervention in context and emerging from it.

This will allow for creation of a positive sense of place and coherent environment, which would be attractive for people.

Place [Creation of Place]

[Unification]

[Ingraining]

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[Emerging]

[Place for People]

Local Employment Opportunities

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Possibility:

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Fish Market

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Food Market

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Urban Sports

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Education Bigger Network

Products Urban [Synthesis] Aquarium Fish Farm Farm

Products

Public Square

Urban Farm

Emergence Pub

Brewery

Festival

Digital Networks Micro Brewery

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Local Employment Opportunities

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Enriching Inhabitat

Season

Festival

Activity Level

Sunday

Saturday

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

Monday

Day

The nature of the program is very organic it expands and contract its activity weekly and annually. It also target different users and social groups that inhabit or visit Ancoats.

Water Park

Activity Level

Proposed programme is supposed to be an open system where people could plug in to it with their owninitiative.

3|[Re:Programming]Ancoats

[Programme]Presentation

[Nature of Programme]

Tuesday

Masterplan Elements

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Urban Farm

[Barriers] Vast amount of fences creates feeling of division and lack of unity. Moreover it enhances negative perception of place.

4|[Site]Analysis

[Analysis]Summary

[Slope] Slope of the terrain helps to create hierarchy of spaces and introduce initial order on empty brown-field.

[Wasteland] Entire site has quite a post-apocalyptic feel. All the effect of economical downfall are manifested in this space.

[Drinking] Illegal drinking takes place everywhere around the site. Garbage cans influence the image of place and create impression that the site is not managed by anyone.

[Vegetation] The only zone of permanent vegetation is located on the top of the hill on the very edge of the site.

[Access] Site has a very good access point at the top of it. This will make it much easier to transport goods very close to the proposed building making it more comfortable for users.

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[Bridges] Bridging point improve the connectivity of the area.

This is an important feature making the site one of the key nodal point of entire territory. It is one of the most used features.

[Transition] This is a multiple transition zone. It link open and builded-up, old and new, socail and public, low- lying and high-rising places. Due to lack of coherence and spatial emptiness the environment seems to lack proper positive sense of place that would attract people.

[Water+Wind] Soil on majority of the site is very moist and hard to walk on. It is a small bog without habitat. Other effect of the water (and build environment) is the creation of informer winds pattern.

[Concept Development] Main concept for this project was derived from analysed data (Ancoats) and architectural theories analysed.

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Design Development

[Integration]

Proposed Building

Synthesis

Synthesis

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Site Conditions

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Site Analysis

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Concept Definition

Concept Design

Design Development

Proposed Building

Conclusions

Proposed Approach

Case Studies

Finding Interest

Activities

Proposed programme

Reading

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Social Groups

New & Old

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Along the Hill

[Integration] Material choice was also developed to respond to individual characteristics of the site urban and rural.

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[Concept]Summary

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Materials

Materials

Transition Hard-edged Static Urban Environment

Soft-edged Dynamic ‘Rural’ Environment

Materials Closed

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Opened

Masterplanning

Desktop Research

Experiential Values

Concept Design

Experiential Values

Time

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Site Analysis

Initial Position

Synthesis & Summary

Synthesis

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Readings

February 2013

Site Selection

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[Project]Development_1

[Spatial Organisation]

WATERPARK

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HEIGHTS

[Adjusting Heights to Context]

TRANSITION

[Roof Creating Transition Zone] [Integrating with Land and Water]

DYNAMISM

[Angulation of Southern Facade]

DYNAMISM 2

[Angulation of the Roof]

SENSE OF PLACE

[Adjusting North Facade to urban environment]

6|[Design]Development

[Project]Development_2

[Adjusting South Facade to water park]

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STRUCUTRAL GRID

[Adjusting to structural grid]

FINAL ADJUSTMENTS

[Soft Transition Zone]

7|[Context]Presentation

[Existing]Plan

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Landscaping engages wntire area of Ancoats bringing unity to the environment by introducing coherent lighting strategies.

1:5 Detail: Asymmetric beam with horizontal cutoff light hidden from sight.

7|[Context]Presentation

[Proposed]Landscape

[Landscape]

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Roof+Location]Plan

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Context + Roof Plan 1:200

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[5] [1]

[4]

[2]

8|[Building]Presentation

[Floor]Plan_1

[3]

Spaces: 1| External Tarrace 2| Lobby 3| Upper Pub Area 4| Plant Room 5| External Sitting Area

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Upper Floor Plan 1:100

Upper Floor Plan 1:100

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Floor]Plan_2

Spaces:

1| Main Pub 2| Inner Pub 3| Bar+Brewery 4| Kitchen 5| Storage 6| Staff Room 7| Office 8| Lobby 9| Plant Room 10| Toilets 11| External Walkway

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Elevation]South

South Elevation 1:100

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Elevation]North

North Elevation 1:100

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Elevation]East

East Elevation 1:100

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Elevation]West

West Elevation 1:100

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Technical Section 1:50 [1] Vertical Section:

Horizontal Section:

Solatube System Detail : (based on www.solatube.com)

Wall to structural glazing detail.

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[4]

[7]

[3]

[5] [6] [2]

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1- Steel Box Section 2- Structural glazing system 3- Glass 4- Cap 5- Sealant 6- Insulation 7- Concrete 8- Junction Sealant

1 - Light Inlet 2 - Angle Adapter Tube 3 - Expansion Joint Seal 4 - Extension Tube 5- Butterfly Baffle 6- Daylight Dimmer 7- Susspended Ceiling Joist 8- Suspended Ceiling

8|[Building]Presentation

[Technical]Section

[8]

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[5]

[8] [2]

[5] [4]

[1] [3]

8|[Building]Presentation

[Experiential]Section

Experiential Section 1:50

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Organisation]Section

Longitudal Section 1:100

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Sectional]Model

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Daily]Changes

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Urban]Approach

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Waterpark]Approach

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Interior]Spaces

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8|[Building]Presentation

[Transition]Space

[M]aciej [O]lszak

[3d Section]

[Contact Information]

[Part1 Architectural Assistant]

maciej.s.olszak@gmail.com

2011

07565641139 22 Rusholme Grove Manchester M14 5 AR

[Digital Skills: Advanced] |Adobe Creative Suite |Adobe AfterEffects |Autodesk AutoCAD 2D |Autodesk 3DS Max (+Mental Ray and V-ray) |Autodesk Sketchbook Pro |Rhino3D (+ Grasshopper and V-ray) |SketchUp (+ V-ray) |Microsoft Office [Digital Skills: Basic] |Autodesk Revit |Autodesk EcoTect

[Building Visualisation]

I am a responsible and well-organised graduate looking for a year out position in an architectural practice. I can work effectively under pressure individually as well as a member of team, which has been proved by successful group projects.

I believe that my biggest strength is that I am a quick-learner when it comes to programmes and new project challenges. I am very efficient at visualising (from sketches to finished renders), analytical tasks and working with main software packages provided by Adobe and Autodesk. Moreover, I am a self-motivated person who aims for pushing personal boundaries and self-development. For that reason, I take part in multiple activities outside course work (competitions, game design, life drawing classes, digital painting) and still achieve highest marks in university. Finally, I like to be pushed out of my ‘comfort zone’, as it expands my horizons.

|Polish_Native |English_Fluent |German_Zertificat Deutsch

[Building Visualisation]

[Competitions] 2011

[Research Areas] |Anthropology |Sensory Perception |Sense and Identity of Place |History of Architecture |Efficiency and Sustainability |Post-Industrial Redevelopment

2008 - 2010 3 [Secondary School] in Gdańsk, Poland Polish Secondary School Exams 183/200 2008 - 2010 0704 [High School] in Gdynia, Poland International Baccalaureate 37/45

[Concept Painting]

2010 - 2013 [Manchester School of Architecture] Year 2: A Year 3: A (term 1 grade)

|Quick Learner |Problem Solving |Team Work |Focused |Immune to Stress

2011

[Organisation Section]

2011- 2013 IT Rover [Manchester Metropolitan University] During second and third year of university I worked as IT Rover at MMU. The job focused on communication and cooperation with other creative people. My main duty was to help students and members of staff with printers, scanners and university portals. Furthermore, I was providing help with Adobe and Autodesk software.

2012 Part time Architectural Assistant in [Fairhurst Design Group]

[Interests]

During my second year I have work once a week at Fairhurst Design Group for 2 months. I spent majority of the time contributing to commissioned project for 400 ha Theme Park and Leisure Resort in Nigeria. I had opportunity to work with various aspects of the project ranging from colour coding and finishing drawings created by architects to concept designing and refining the concepts.

|Concept Design |Game & Movie Design |Digital Painting |Swimming

[Award] 2011- 2013 Rossant Award [Finalist]

Game Development Society [Art Director]

I was a member of Game Development Society. As the most experienced person in design-related field I was in charge of all the artistic aspects of created game, as well as, generation of ideas.

2013

Game Development: Forodren Auth [Concept Artist]

I am working on concept art of architecture, weapon, and characters for a game project called Forodren Auth. I am in charge of initial design, conceptual paintings and measured drawings for 3d modellers. Both of the projects helped me to developed digital skills. They provide me with very valuable experiences, as they allowed me to look at architecture from completely different perspective.

[External Links]

I was one of the six finalist short-listed for Rossant Awards and the unofficial runner-up. It is an award given for craftsmanship and excellence of visual presentation.

[My Blog] www.developmentscreen.blogspot.com [In-seed: Pavilion Project] www.inseedpavilion.wordpress.com

[Professional Studies] 9|[External]Works

[Work ]

[External Projects]

[Masterplan Visualisation]

[Professional]Studies

Tur(i)nIntoGreen [Participant]

I took part in group competition called Tur(i)nToGreen. The brief was to create a masterplan for post-industrial site in Turin and design dwelling units for various occupants. Main challenge for me was to work simultaneously on the contest and a close university deadline.

[Education]

[Internship]

Dunham Massey- Inseed Pavillion [National Trust]

During the second year I worked on a group built project for National Trust. Client asked us to create a small pavilion for the winter garden in Dunham Massey. It was a very valuable experience, because as a member of team I was responsible at all stages of the design process.

I helped with detailing, creation of measured drawings and on-site construction. Moreover, during entire project I was in charge of visual quality of created content: my main responsibilities included digital modelling/rendering, hand drawing and presentation layout.

[Languages]

[Personal Statement]

[Key Virtues]

[Built Projects]

Professional studies course helped the author to develop knowledge about architectural practices and job hunting process. This summary sheet shows authors CV developed after the course.

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[Input]

[Challanges] 9|[External]Works

[Exhibition]Development

Exhibition was developed along finalising the project. Author of this book contributed mainly by concept drawigs, visualising and initial cad drawings of the exhibition space,proposed datascape and primary costing of materials.

THe most difficult aspect o the design process was not to come up with good ideas, but rather to agree on something that would satisfy majority of the group.

It was a good group exercise.

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10|[Biblio]graphy

[Bibliography]List

Scott, A. and Ben-Joseph, E. (2012) ReNew town: adaptive urbanism and the low carbon community, Routledge : London Stickney, R.R.(2005) Aquaculture, CABI Publishing: Wellingford

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