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maddie hodge \ Curriculum vitae \
CONTACT DETAILS
Phone: 0403 578 865 Email: madeleine.hodge@hotmail.com Address: 30/495 Royal Parade, Parkville 3052 Issu: http://issuu.com/madeleinehodge
ABOUT MADDIE
Fresh out of a Masters of Architecture, I am a passionate and hardworking graduate looking to start my career. Throughout my Masters Studios, I have focused on different economic, social and environmental aspects of sustainability and desire to make a positive impact to architecture. I am also particularly interested in tectonics and detailing and see many opportunities to develop those skills in architectural practice.
I am a very competent public speaker, working as a Masters of Architecture Ambassador this year as well as having competed in debating and singing competitions and groups throughout school and my undergraduate degree. In 2013 I completed an internship at Clarke Hopkins Clarke and I now believe have an understanding of architectural practice and professionalism. I am looking forward to the challenge of learning more within the workplace.
EDUCATION
2014 - 2015 University of Melbourne Masters of Architecture Second Class Honours A
2010 – 2012 University of Melbourne Bachelor of Environments (Architecture) Second Class Honours A Received Interstate Bursary
2009 St. Michael’s Collegiate School, Hobart ATAR score of 96.25 EA (High Distinction) in Housing and Design subject (2008)
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LEADERSHIP
2015 Melbourne School of Design Masters of Architecture Graduate Ambassador
2011 – 2012 Trinity College, University of Melbourne Student Co-ordinator
2009 St Michael’s Collegiate Spirituality & Service Prefect
EXPERIENCE
02/2014 - 10/2015 Waitress at Delaware North Companies - Etihad Stadium (AFL Season) & Australian Open 2015 -
Contact: James Martin, Livewire Corporate Area.
06/2013 – 09/2013 Architectural Assistant at Clarke Hopkins Clarke Architects -
Preparation of project marketing documentation
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Preparation of architectural documentation under the supervision of a director/senior staff member.
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Management of the Practice Library and liaising with trade representatives.
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General office duties – filing, copying, kitchen.
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Management of reprographic and printing supplies.
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Can provide a written reference if required.
2012 Mentored by architect William Leaf (through Trinity College) -
Weekly mentoring in construction design (Semester 1) and creative design work (Semester 2)
SKILLS
Strong Moderate Basic
Auto Cad, Photoshop, Indesign, Adobe Illustrator Rhinoceros, V Ray Rendering (Rhinoceros Plug in), Physical Model Making Google Sketchup
REFEREES
Dr Janet McGaw Senior Lecturer in Architectural Design in the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Melbourne - Thesis Supervisor. - Email : mcgawjk@unimelb.edu.au
Rivkah Stanton Graduate Architect at Six Degrees Architects - Studio Supervisor, Semester 1, 2014. - Email : rivkah.stanton@gmail.com
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LOCAVORE The studio began with an in-depth analysis of the locavore movement. With a food’s locality as the primary focus, Locavores believe that eating locally has environmental benefits, (minimising transport), social benefits (supporting small businesses/ farms) and produces higher quality ingredients. Through analysing materials in the same manner, earth based materials were the most local material used on a traditional construction site. Through research and analysis, the strongest ecological argument was identified. Rather than focussing on locality or recycling materials, material efficient methods were the best solution, particularly with a non-renewable resource like earth based materials. Citing the works of Julian Allwood, Unearthed proposed a local, sustainable restaurant and laboratory using a new construction method. Masters Studio: Thesis \ \ Unearthed
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The project proposes to make use of the topography of the site - carving out material (spoil) to be used to make the primary building material. The strategic “carving� into the landscape.
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CONSTRUCTION MATERIALITY After researching and analysing various earth based materials, compressed Earth Blocks were used for several reasons. With the strength similar to regular bricks, as well as diminished curing time, CEB would allow for excavation and brick production on a small site such as the Royal Society. By adding geopolymers (fly ash with an alkaline liquid), the bricks could be set similar to with cement, but with many ecological benefits including; lower embodied energy, use of waste materials, less manufacturing/ processing and lower transport emissions (cement now sourced from interstate).
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trashion fashionista The studio began with a focus on retail spaces, and how we experience and consume the space. The first task was to create a “wearable space” or garment that engaged with this process. Interested in the boho-chic style and perceived value or garments and brands, I created a “trashion” dress from local materials in a bri-colage manner. I walked into the city, to gauge the response of the public, asking what they believed the garment was worth. With much interest, but no fooling the customer, I began to question how we engage with branding in space. 26
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“CAN I PUT MY SUGAR STIRRER IN YOUR DRESS?” “LADY WEARING CRAP!”
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KID: “WHAT HAPPENED?” FATHER: SHE’S WEARING A DRESS OF RUBBISH.”
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steve madden [s h o e s] Steve Madden is chain store empire. A global sensation, the cheap shoes brand has been massive for more than 15 years. With an industrial aesthetic, this store really displays the recycled materials in the raw state. As a massive chain, the store has a recognisable brand DNA but is designed to be a unique individual store. It was imagined that the store would be used as an outlet for sales. Made from 8 modules, it is the largest example in this suite of designs. The design features included exposed internal structure, and an adjustable shelving system made out of wooden spoons, wooden chopping boards and perforated metal cladding. Masters Studio 3 \ \ High Trashion Boutiques
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TAIWAN
CHINA VIETNAM
THE ISLAND : Jolo Island, PHILIPPINES
Hong Kong
Hanoi
LAOS MYANMAR
Vientiane
PHILIPPINES Naypyidaw
Philippine Sea
THAILAND
Bangkok
Manila
CAMBODIA
Ho Chih Mihn City
Gulf of Thailand
Sulu Sea
BRUNEI
Bandar Seri Begawan
JOLO Pacific Ocean
Celebes Sea Kuala Lumpur
Kuching
MALAYSIA
Singapore
Jolo Town, Jolo
Patikul Town, Patikul
6.0520° N, 121.0020° E
INDONESIA
6.0667° N, 121.1000° E Major Port Municipality Capital
Major Port Capital City
Jakarta
Banda Sea
Java Sea
Surabaya
Timor Sea
Indanan Town, Indanan 5.973° N, 120.917° E Municipality Capital
PATIKUL JOLO 2575
Siit, Old Panamao
Limawa, Luuk
5.981° N, 121.215° E
6.003° N, 121.305° E
Minor Port
Minor Port
Patotol, Omar
5.983° N, 121.371° E Minor Port
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PANGLIMA ESTINO
TALIPAO
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LUUK
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KALINGALAN CALUANG
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Subukan, Kalingalan Caluang Minor Port
Parang Town, Parang 5.914° N, 120.906° E Minor Port Municipality Capital
Jolo Town, Jolo
Maimbung Town, Maimbung
Talipao Town, Talipao
5.928° N, 121.029° E
5.910° N, 121.215° E
Minor Port Municipality Capital
Muncipality Capital
Patikul Town, Patikul
6.0520° N, 121.0020° E
6.0667° N, 121.1000° E
Major Port Capital City
Major Port Municipality Capital
The island of Jolo is in the Sulu Archipelago in the Philippines. It is a troubled area, with the Muslim majority differing from the broader Christian majority of the country. A terrorist group called Al
defencing suburbia Kaunayan, Patikul 6°5’7” N,
121°5’1” E Minor Port
2011.07.28 2006.09.19 2013.05.24 2006.02.03 2014.04.28 2013.05.23 2001.11.20
Bato-Bato, Indanan
Patotol, Omar
6.033° N, 120.948° E
2009.07.09 2009.10.09 2006.03.27 2000.12.23 2004.06.12
Minor Port
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Candea, Indanan
6.033° N 120.933° E
6.003° N, 121.305° E
Siit, Old Panamao
JOLO
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PATIKUL
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INDANAN
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Parang Town, Parang 5.914° N, 120.906° E Minor Port Municipality Capital
Minor Port
Subukan, Kalingalan Caluang
Maimbung Town, Maimbung
Minor Port
5.928° N, 121.029° E Minor Port Municipality Capital
JOLO ISLAND, SULU ARCHIPELAGO
Talipao Town, Talipao 5.910° N, 121.215° E Muncipality Capital
Reported Deaths due to Violence 2000 - present
as a hide out. The project imagines that some of the population would flee the country, due to this terrorist inundation, and that some would arrive in Melbourne.
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Jolo Town, Jolo
Patikul Town, Patikul
6.0520° N, 121.0020° E
6.0667° N, 121.1000° E
Major Port Capital City
Major Port Municipality Capital
Kaunayan, Patikul 6°5’7” N, 121°5’1” E Minor Port 2011.07.28 2006.09.19 2013.05.24 2006.02.03 2014.04.28 2013.05.23 2001.11.20
Bato-Bato, Indanan 6.033° N, 120.948° E 2009.07.09 2009.10.09 2006.03.27 2000.12.23 2004.06.12
Minor Port
2002.01.15 2011.06.22 2002.07.18
Candea, Indanan 6.033° N 120.933° E
2009.09.29
PATIKUL
Siit,
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JOLO
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PARANG
2012.02.02 2007.08.08 2011.10.30 2002.02.24
PANGLIMA ESTINO
TALIPAO
2013.07.26
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2006.04.11 2010.09.04 2007.08.09
2007.08.09 2008.02.04
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Buhanguin, Talipao 5.900° N, 121.081° E Minor Port
Maimbung Town, Maimbung Parang Town, Parang 5.914° N, 120.906° E Minor Port Municipality Capital
5.928° N, 121.029° E Minor Port Municipality Capital
JOLO ISLAND, SULU ARCHIPELAGO
Talipao Town, Talipao 5.910° N, 121.215° E Muncipality Capital
Reported Deaths due to Violence 2000 - present
01 Jolo
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The island of Jolo
Patotol, Omar
5.983° N, 121.371° E
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terrorist inundati in Melbourne.
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THE VERNACULAR After mapping the area for violence and political capitals, an in depth study of Jolo traditional housing was completed to understand the social arrangements and response to threats of violence. The main features noted were the close connected arrangements of houses, the pitched and gabled roofs with a second smaller roof allowing for ventilation, and the stilts used so that the houses could sit on the water’s edge. Understanding the cultural and architectural identity of the people of Jolo was vital for creating a suitable design response when inserted into the ‘foreign’ body of Australian suburbia (Beacon Cove). 44
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the proposal Throughout the war-torn landscape of Jolo, the close-knit kinships of the islanders is vital for survival. Many of these friendships are made during childhood and adolescence, with children running around underneath the houses and playing together. In coming to Australia, the formalised backyards of Australian suburbia (Beacon Cove) would be foreign to them and the close connections could be lost. The project creates informal and formal spaces of the children of Jolo and Beacon Cove to come together and play in new communal typologies. There were two main parts to this proposal. 1. The communal and informal backyards challenge our perceptions of privacy and the Australian Dream, whilst also finding additional space for children within the existing urban fabric. 2. The community centre, repurposes Princes Pier. The Centre serves dual uses, firstly as an arrival point for refugees as well as a place to integrate them with other refugees and the broader population as they transition into society.
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The communal backyard involves The adding an project proposes the addition of a communal space for both the people of additional layer over the top of Beacon Cove Jolo and Beacon Cove. It would sit over the existing backyards. backyards. The project playfully draws parallels 130 between Australian and Jolo vernaculars. fFur main spaces: the verandah, swimming pool, lawn and cubby house similar to the spaces used by children in Jolo. Raised above existing backyards, the design clearly has connections the Jolo vernacular, which also sits on stilts to avoid a potentially inhospitable circumstance below.
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The Community Centre repurposes Princes Pier, Port Melbourne, which has been a place of arrival and celebration for migrants throughout the 20th century. It provides a safe and secure space for refugees to arrive when they first arrive in Melbourne. Secondly, public versions of the communal backyard create activities and spaces for the broader community to engage with new migrants.
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Sky scraper
sketch design & construction work
Semester 1, 2014 Applied Construction
Tutors: Giorgio Marfella & Marianna Nigra. Skills: Construction drawing, design resolution, detailing, architectural drafting. Construction & Drafting Classes \ \ Skyscraper
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The skyscraper design, was to be completed in groups of three and were to be innovative and unique. With Kristin Planke and Ellen Innes, I worked collaboratively throughout the semester to produce a series of drawings of our development. 54
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In the first few weeks, we developed a concept and sketch design for the building, playing with twisting the facade and shifting the central core. A series of models, physical and digital were formed to derive the final form. Considerations included NLA, Gross Floor Area and office
grading (including access to natural ventilation and light. An understanding of lift cores and plant rooms were also gained.
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Next was the structure. Focusing on the beams and columns required, the core was used as the stabilising structure for the tower. The most difficult points was resolving the cantilevers, and subsequently the form was simplified. Resolving the bracing was also included. 56
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The main focus for the last few weeks of semester was resolving the lobby, particularly the angled column and how it met the glass facade (see image above), with the help of the tutors and subject coordinator, I attempted to detail this complex design feature. Throughout the semester, the group worked collaboratively, assisting each other as we drew different parts of the building (including the parapet and mechanical floor). Construction & Drafting Classes \ \ Skyscraper
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RESOURCE CENTRE & RESTAURANT
Semester 1, 2014 Masters Design Studio 1: Crowd-Funding Architecture Tutors: Rivkah Stanton & Kirrily Barnett Themes: Crowd-sourcing, youth homelessness, positive development, social enterprise. Masters Studio 1 \ \ Connect
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75 + 65-74 55-63 45-54 35-44 25-34 19-24
the facts
Dec-18 0-12
Nearly half of all the homeless population in Victoria are under the age of 25; generally caused by financial or emotional instability. Homelessness is a growing issue in Melbourne, despite previous efforts of local and federal governments, homelessness has increased nationally by 5% since the 2006 census. In these tight economic times, the stability of government spending on welfare is very uncertain with the government minimising the amount spent on welfare in the 2014/2015 budget. More than two thirds of the young homeless community will have their benefits cut under the new scheme and many more are likely to fall into homelessness due to these cuts. 64
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75 + 65-74 2% 3%
45-54 11%
12-18 10%
35-44 14%
19-24 17%
25-34 20%
homeless people in victoria, according to age
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connect Crowd-funding provides an alternative, with the collective funds of the community used to build and sustain unique projects which assist the homeless. Connect is a building which will run as a restaurant and resource centre for homeless youth. With a strong focus on education and assisting youths to find employment. Built on an existing carpark roof top, it has privacy and could use the additional space at night to expand the restaurant. The concept for the project is based on the idea of connection, as it is often through becoming homeless that people lose touch with friends and family. Through creating a friendly and welcoming space, Stephen Hall’s proxemics were used within the design to help the community and homeless youth to come together and share a meal and ideas. Masters Studio 1 \ \ Connect
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social enterprise model
social enterprise model The social enterprise model means that all funds collected from the restaurant feeds directly back into supporting the project. This money would also be used to train youth in the kitchen and restaurant, as well as provide classes, mentors and resources within the resource centre. The model is based off other social enterprise endeavours such as StrEAT which educates homeless youth about cooking. Similar to projects such as Lentil As Anything, guests would pay as much as they can/ the meal deserves allowing diversity of customers. Providing ‘cheap’ meals then also serves a purpose for the homeless youth. 66
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exploded axonometric
Roof Structure Timber Roof Pieces
Roof Structure
with Polycarbonate Cladding TIMBER ROOF PIECES WITH POLY-CARBONATE CLADDING
First floor Structure Primary Structure: Beams structure & Columns first floor wall Secondary Structure:
Primary Structure:
beams + columns Timber Stud Walls & Trusses Secondary structure: Timber stud walls + trusses
First floor Tutorial Room Administration/ Office Rooftop Herb Garden first floor
tutorial roomBearers Structure: Timber administration/ office rooftop herb garden
& Floor Joists
Structure: timber bearers + floor joists
ground floor s tground r u c t floor u r e structure Primary Structure: Beams & Columns
primary structure: beams + columns
Secondary Structure:
Secondary structure: Timber stud walls + trusses
Timber Stud Walls & Trusses
ground floor Kitchen Restaurant Dining ground floor Resource Centre KITCHEN
RESTAURANT Toilets RESOURCE CENTRE
MULTI-PURPOSE SPACE TOILETS
STRUCTURE: Structure:
TIMBER JOISTS FOR RAISED AREAS
Timber joists for raised areas
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ground floor plan
FIRST
SCALE 1:1
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first floor plan
The floors were designed so that the private/ administration spaces would be on the top floor (more private) and that the more public spaces on the main level. There are several different arrangements for the dining and informal spaces (see left), allowing a variety of different uses including markets, cooking classes, restaurant dining and spaces for ceremonies or movie nights. Masters Studio 1 \ \ Connect
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perspective section
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learning centre perspective
external perspective
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NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
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STUDENT NO. 388755
A SOUTH ELEVATION A7 1:50
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
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PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level
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Timber battens - planter box and seat.
4mm Alucobond panels in 1250 & 1500mm widths.
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
PH 52.98
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
FCL 52.38
In situ concrete floor with edge beams. 180mm thick plus edge beams (400x 500mm). SL82 reinforcement at top and bottom. Woo d - joinery (ie. cupboards, wooden bench seat and planter box).
1600
KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM CEILING INSULATION
600
C20015 PURLINS AT 1200mm CENTRES PH 51.98 BOX GUTTER PARAPET WALL FCL 51.38
ALUCOBOND PANELS
The planter box and timber decking are jarrah wood with mahogany stain.
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3000
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TIMBER PLANTER BOX
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600
KLIP-LOK 406 METAL ROOF BONDEK SLAB
FCL 47.78
MEETING ROOM
WINDOW SEAT FFL 44.78
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W16
RECEPTION
D1
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
REVISION NO:
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Box gutter: 300mm wide, 165mm deep Windows 24 & 26 are louvres - which allows for extra ventilation and also continues to express the horizontality of the timber planter box.
1000mm HIGH CONCRETE HANDRAIL J5
J1
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180
Design Portfolio
FFL 44.78 GL 44.60 100.000
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
A SECTION 1 A9 1:50
STUDENT NO. 388755
FFL 48.38
FCL 47.78 TIMBER STUD FRAME
COL.
COURTYARD
GL 44.60 100.000
Mass Concrete - provides stability for the building by stabilizing the soil. Edge Beams are then placed on top.
1000mm HIGH HAND RAIL
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W12
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
DRAWING NO:
D9
W19
3000
Alucobond panels are all cut to 1250 or 1500mm widths. All panels are Solid Pure White (10 - 100) with matte finish
CONCRETE ROOF 1:100 SLOPE
W20
WORKSPACE
WT5 TOP HAT BATTENS 4mm ALUCOBOND PANELS TIMBER STUD FRAME WITH R2.0 INSULATION FFL 48.38
3000
Ramp conforms with Accessibility clauses ramp has a slope of 1:15, with hand rails being provided on both sides.
W21
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DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A2 A
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The steps are made of concrete. The earth is held back using a retaining wall - see section for more information.
J10
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CENTOR A14 Window and door systems: Window 22: 2050 x 3000H Window 23: 1300W x 3000H Door 10: (Sliding) 2600W x 3000H
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sketch design t o c o n s t r u c t i o n d r a w i n g s
Semester 1, 2012 Construction Design: 3rd Year, Bachelor of Environments (Architecture)
Skills: Architectural drafting, design resolution, AutoCAD, detailing.
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drawing list
project summary
A1 Site Plan A2 Ground Floor Plan A3 First Floor Plan A4 Roof Plan A5 North Elevation A6 East Elevation A7 South Elevation A8 West Elevation A9 Section 1 (AA) A10 Section 2 (BB)
These drawings were completed in 2012, when I was completing a Bachelor of Environments (Architecture). The task involved compiling a series of construction drawings for a proposed office (sketch design) provided by tutors. Design resolution and drafting notations were developed throughout the semester.
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CARPARK 3 PLAINSDALE PLACE
ELEC POLE TBM 100.00
TITLE BOUNDARY
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DP
SLOPE 10째 DP
VOID
NOTES
17.99m
HP
DP
RWH
415 CARDIGAN STREET
o
SLOPE 15째
HP
DP
HP
417 CARDIGAN STREET
96 27'S
96 32' N
o
TITLE BOUNDARY
4140
TITLE BOUNDARY
3455
18.02m
CHILDCARE CENTRE
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
DP RWH
HP
1290
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A SITE PLAN A4 1:100
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43.44
TO ELGIN STREET
UNION PLACE
43.50
w
3 UNION PLACE T NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
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DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A1 A
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Sandwhich Panel (10mm m structural concrete, sulation, 70mm cladding ment render). st concrete panel. all [10mm plasterboard, ame with insulation, 10
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TO CARDIGAN STREET
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OUTDOOR OPEN SPACE 9400 215
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WORKSPACE 5590
COURTYARD 3905
Floor Types: F7: Polished concrete floor (first floor), 150mm thick, Bondek system used. F8:JarrahTimber battens [25mm x 38mm].
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5290
3
4
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F
2
Wall Types: WT5:Timber stud wall [10mm plasterboard, 90mm timber stud frame with insulation, polythene membrane, 75x35mm Top hat batten, 4mm Alucobond cladding system.]
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Window number
J
Joinery number
D
Door number
A10
Section 2 (BB)
1250
1510 BENCH
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1250
1150
1250
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5330
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50
1250
1250
5300
4
MEETING ROOM
3910
1050
5330
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J1 WT3
HP
TOILETS
W15
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FFL 44.78
J4
WT1
UP
DP
F1
SLOPE 15째
6
RWH
WT4
WT1
ENTRY FFL 44.78
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3405
A
HP
DP
HP
3260
6
43.50
4
UNION PLACE
3
A SITE PLAN A4 1:100
2
3745 RECEPTION 5765 THERMOMASS PANEL
43.44 F1 w
4900 THERMOMASS PANEL
MEETING ROOM
3500 GALLERY SPACE 5595
3500
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3250
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300
19.21m
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
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STUDENT NO. 388755
3 UNION PLACE
3910
T
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT
5330
3905 COURTYARD 3470 ENTRY
3240 5790 THERMOMASS PANEL
2 UNION PLACE
2000 DIS.
A A
SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
4
3
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A2 A
1050 WT2
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5330
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drainpipe on each side. The slope will be 1:100 - approximately a 25mm decline.
WT6
A A10
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D8
The toilets will be drained to the eastern and NOTES southern ends of the bathroom with a central
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REVISION NO:
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OUTDOOR OPEN SPACE 9400 215
1
4
COL. Column.
5330 COL.
W24
WT5
2080
Floor Types: F7: Polished concrete floor (first floor), 150mm thick, Bondek system used. F8:JarrahTimber battens [25mm x 38mm].
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5290
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3910
W25
COL.
W26
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WORKSPACE
W
Window number
J
Joinery number
D
Door number
FFL 48.38
E
E
DP COL.
COL. W23
J9
HP
D10
4050 OUTDOOR AREA
WT5
OUTDOOR OPEN SPACE
3500
3500
6100
300mm BOX GUTTER (DRAINS TIMBER DECK)
DP
NOTES
FFL 48.18
Joinery 8 is a timber bench which is joined to Joinery 9 [timber planter box].
WT5
W21
COL.
COL.
D9 WT3
WT5
J7
2835
5
J6
6 7
8
9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
4210
FFL 48.38
B
DP
KITCHEN
DIRECTOR
APRON FLASHING
2000
C 1250
1250
W27 W20
COL.
B 4344
W19
W18
COL.
There is a glass hand rail around the void (marked as H/R).
J11 J10
WT3
WORKSPACE
WT5
2835
C
2170
VOID
There is a Klip-Lok 406 system underneath the timber deck which can be accessed by hinged timber battens. Windows 25 & 27 are louvres to promote fresh air in the space.
F7
W22
VOID
A A9
2100
H/R
2170
F8
D
COL.
COL.
VOID
D
4300
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4100
J8
A A9
The toilets will be drained to the eastern and southern ends of the bathroom with a central drainpipe on each side. The slope will be 1:100 - approximately a 25mm decline.
2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
The window system on the northern facade [Windows 1 - 11] are not structural, and are moveable along a track.
3905
F
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
The courtyard slopes at 1:100 towards the wooden bench seat. A shadow gap hides the gutter underneath it.
WORKSPACE 5590
COURTYARD
5330
Floor Finishes: F1: 180mm thick insitu concrete, textured roughly for safety. SL82 reinforcement at top and bottom of slab, .2mm polythene waterproof membrane on top of 50mm sandbed. F2: Granitic sand 50mm thick, upon 50mm sand bed. Large bluestone pavers [400mm x 400mm x 100mm] scattered throughout. F4: Timber battens 25mm x 38mm supported by steel supports. F5: Polished concrete floor, same as F1, but a polished finish instead of a textured one. F6: Polished concrete floor with heavy aggregate. F7: Polished concrete floor (first floor), 150mm thick, Bondek system used. F8:JarrahTimber battens [25mm x 38mm].
Joinery 5: is a window seat, see section for more information.
5330
Wall Types: WT5:Timber stud wall [10mm plasterboard, 90mm timber stud frame with insulation, polythene membrane, 75x35mm Top hat batten, 4mm Alucobond cladding system.]
2080
WALL TYPES: WT1: Thermomass Sandwhich Panel (10mm plasterboard, 150mm structural concrete, 60mm polystyrene insulation, 70mm cladding concrete, 20mm cement render). WT2: 150mm Precast concrete panel. WT3: Timber stud wall [10mm plasterboard, 90mm timber stud frame with insulation, 10 mm plasterboard]. WT4:Timber stud wall with waterproof membrane and tiles. WT5:Timber stud wall [10mm plasterboard, 90mm timber stud frame with insulation, polythene membrane, 75x35mm Top hat batten, 4mm Alucobond cladding system.] WT6: 150mm Precast concrete panel (only 1000mm high).
NOTES
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A
COL.
COL.
COL.
DP
COL.
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REVISION NO:
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FLOOR
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NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT
PLAN
SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A3 A
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SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
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TITLE BOUNDARY
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WT6
TO ELGIN STREET
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W12
The window system on the northern facade [Windows 1 - 11] are not structural, and are moveable along a track.
150
1590
J2
F2
5
1:50
J5
WT3
RECEPTION
The courtyard slopes at 1:100 towards the wooden bench seat. A shadow gap hides the gutter underneath it.
WT2 417 CARDIGAN STREET
3025 THERMOMASS PANEL
RWH
DP
D3
NOTES Joinery 5: is a window seat, see section for more information.
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W14
170
1050
2745
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D
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3 4
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MEETING ROOM
COURTYARD
W17
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96 32' N
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SLOPE 10째
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1250
WT3 3455
D1
2835
STAIRCASE 3075 ENTRY
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o
TITLE BOUNDARY
F5
F4
WT3
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HOLMWOOD PLACE
6 32'E
150MM SET DOWN TO COURTYARD 1:100 FALL TO DRAIN UNDER BENCH1290 HP W13 COL.
COL.
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TITLE BOUNDARY
2170
CHILDCARE CENTRE
1140 2750
4300
THERMOMASS PANEL
TITLE BOUNDARY F5
44.60 WT3
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96 27'S 17.99m
3500
3890
GALLERY SPACE
4900
THERMOMASS PANEL
3645 WT3 3250
COURTYARD
2100
10390
1190
ENTRANCE
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W9
TO CARDIGAN STREET
GALLERY SPACE
RL44.78
C
W8
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WT6
D
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W6
W5
1250
W4
3230
395
W3
W2
Floor Finishes: F1: 180mm thick insitu concrete, textured roughly for safety. SL82 reinforcement at top and bottom of slab, .2mm polythene waterproof membrane on top of 50mm sandbed. F2: Granitic sand 50mm thick, upon 50mm sand bed. Large bluestone pavers [400mm x 400mm x 100mm] scattered throughout. F4: Timber battens 25mm x 38mm supported by steel supports. F5: Polished concrete floor, same as F1, but a polished finish instead of a textured one. F6: Polished concrete floor with heavy aggregate. F7: Polished concrete floor (first floor), 150mm thick, Bondek system used. F8:JarrahTimber battens [25mm x 38mm].
A A9
2080
CARPARK
RL44.60
110
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F4 3 PLAINSDALE PLACE W1 E
110
WALL TYPES: WT1: Thermomass Sandwhich Panel (10mm plasterboard, 150mm structural concrete, 60mm polystyrene insulation, 70mm cladding concrete, 20mm cement render). WT2: 150mm Precast concrete panel. WT3: Timber stud wall [10mm plasterboard, 90mm timber stud frame with insulation, 10 mm plasterboard]. WT4:Timber stud wall with waterproof membrane and tiles. WT5:Timber stud wall [10mm plasterboard, 90mm timber stud frame with insulation, polythene membrane, 75x35mm Top hat batten, 4mm Alucobond cladding system.] WT6: 150mm Precast concrete panel (only 1000mm high).
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50
6100
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50
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1415 WT3
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50
VOID
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W6
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50
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W4 50
4300
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150
A A9
150
Section 1 (AA)
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LEGEND PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level FG - Fixed Glass LV - Louvre Windows Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain.
2
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6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
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Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
FG
W25
W20
W21
W24
FCL 51.38
FG
W19
RECLAIMED BLUESTON FROM EXISTING RETAIN
3010
GLASS LOUVRES TO PROMOTE VENTILATION
ALUCOBOND PANELS 'SOLID PURE WHITE' COLOUR (100) NOTE: ALL PANELS ARE THIS COLOUR UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE
W18
D9
3000
W26
FG
FG
NOTES CENTOR A14 Window and Door series used.
TIMBER PLANTER BOX FFL 48.38
LV 600
300
FCL 47.78
CONCRETE ROOF WITH 1:100 SLOPE
Windows 1 - 11: Moveable windows along aluminum track, 1300W x 3000H. Window 18 - 21: (Fixed glass), 1300W x 3000H. Door 9: (Sliding) 2000W x 3000H. Windows 24 + 26: (Louvres)1000W x 3000H allow for extra ventilation. Window 25: (Fixed glass), 2800W x 3000H. Ramp conforms with Accessibility clauses ramp has a slope of 1:15, with hand rails being provided on both sides.
W11
3000
W10
FG
FG
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FG
FG
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FG
FG
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FG
WINDOWS 1 - 11 ARE MOVEABLE ALONG AN ALUMINUM TRACK SEE A11 PRECAST CONCRETE PANELS WITH 20MM CEMENT RENDER
180
FG
FFL 44.78
WOODEN RAMP
Alucobond panels are all cut to 1250 or 1500mm widths. All panels are Solid Pure White (10 - 100) with matte finish The planter box and timber decking are jarrah wood with mahogany stain.
GL 44.60 100.000
GL 43.50 98.900
A A6
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GL 44.60 100.000
FFL 44.78
FG
LV 300
3000
FFL 48.38 FCL 47.78 CONCRETE ROOF WITH 1:100 SLOPE
A NORTH ELEVATION A5 1:50
1000mm HIGH PRECAST CO
TIMBER BATTEN RAMP WIT IN ACCOR ACCESSIBILITY
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A5 A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Madeleine Hodge
APRON FLASHING
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
600
PH 51.98 CUSTOM CUT ALUCOBOND PANEL FCL 'METALLIC DARK GREY' 51.38 COLOUR (505)
1600
PH 52.98
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A A8 12.
Madeleine Hodg
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
LEGEND PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level DP - Downpipe RWH - Rainwater Head
A
B 2835
D
C 1250
2170
Timber battens - planter box and seat.
F
E 3500
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
2080
PL 51.98
PL 51.98
FCL 51.38
FFL 48.38 300 FCL 47.78
600
FFL 48.38 FCL 47.78
3000
W12
3000
APRON FLASHING
RECLAIMED BLUESTONE PAVERS FROM EXISTING RETAINING WALL
PJ
PJ
180 FFL 44.78
FFL 44.78
180
GL 44.60 100.000
3000 FFL 48.38 FCL 47.78
GL 44.60 100.000
GL 43.50 98.900
600
Windows are Capral 200 series - aluminum frames.
3000
NOTES 300
FFL 180 44.78 1100
3000
3000
W27
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
FCL 51.38
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
RWH DP
RWH DP
FCL 51.38
600
600
PL 51.98
600
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
GL 43.50 98.900
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE STUDENT NO. 388755
A EAST ELEVATION A6 1:50
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A6 A
A SO A7 1:5
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
LEGEND PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level FG - Fixed Glass Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain
2080
76
D
E
F
3500
B
C 2170
1250
A 2835
Construction & Drafting Classes \ \ Office Development
4mm Alucobond panels in 1250 & 1500mm widths. Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
KLIP-LO CEILIN
C20015 PURLINS AT 120 PH 51.98
600
600
PL 52.98
FCL 51.38
P
STUDENT NO. 388755
A EAST ELEVATION A6 1:50
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A6 A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
LEGEND PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level FG - Fixed Glass Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain
D
E
F 2080
B
C
3500
2170
1250
A
4mm Alucobond panels in 1250 & 1500mm widths.
2835
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
600
1600
PL 52.98
WINDOW 22 FRAME IS IN LINE WITH ALUCOBOND PANEL
3000
3000
W22
NOTES
PJ
FCL 47.78
The steps are made of concrete. The earth is held back using a retaining wall - see section for more information.
FFL 48.38 FCL 47.78
PJ
APRON FLASHING
600
FFL 48.38
600
CENTOR A14 Window and door systems: Window 22: 2050 x 3000H Window 23: 1300W x 3000H Door 10: (Sliding) 2600W x 3000H
APRON FLASHING
Ramp conforms with Accessibility clauses ramp has a slope of 1:15, with hand rails being provided on both sides.
1000mm HIGH PRECAST CONCRETE BALUSTRADE
TIMBER BATTEN RAMP WITH 1:15 SLOPE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES
3000
3000
Alucobond panels are all cut to 1250 or 1500mm widths. All panels are Solid Pure White (10 - 100) with matte finish The planter box and timber decking are jarrah wood with mahogany stain.
180 FFL 44.78
FFL 44.78
GL 44.60 100.000
180
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
D10
W23
PL 51.98 FCL 51.38
FG
FG
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
FCL 51.38
4m
CONCRETE 1:100
GL 44.60 100.000
RECLAIMED BLUESTONE PAVERS FROM EXISTING RETAINING WALL GL 43.50 98.900
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
WEST ELEVATION
A A8
STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
1:50
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A8 A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Madeleine Hodge
~
Design Portfolio
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
LEGEND
LEGEND
PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level PJ - Precast Panel Joint
PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level DP - Downpipe RWH - Rainwater Head
DP - Drain pipe RWH - Rainwater Head
Timber battens - planter box and seat.
2
1
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
5330
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
Timber battens - planter box and seat.
4
3 3910
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
5330
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
DP
PL 51.98 FCL 51.38
3000
RWH
DP
3000
RWH
NOTES
600
FFL 48.38
600
CENTOR A14 window and door system. Window 15: 1300W x 3000H Window 16: 1300W x 3000H Door 2: (Sliding)1200 x 3000H Box gutters slope at 1:100 towards drain pipes/ rainwater heads. See roof plan for more information.
FFL 48.38 APRON FLASHING
FCL 47.78
FCL 47.78
The rainwater heads and drain pipes to align with Alucobond panels and expansion joints of precast concrete.
PJ
PJ
FFL 180 44.78
DOWNPIPE TO ALIGN AND COVER PRECAST PANEL EXPANSION JOINTS AND ALUCOBOND PANEL VERTICAL JOINTS
1100
180 FFL 44.78
1100
GL 44.60 100.000
W15
3000
3000
There are two expansion joints on this elevation which are hidden by the drainpipes.
D2
W16
The edge beam and blinding concrete on the Southern side acts as a retaining wall. Bluestone pavers from the existing retaining wall.
GL 44.60 100.000
RECLAIMED BLUESTONE PAVERS FROM EXISTING RETAINING WALL GL 33.50
GL 43.50 98.900
98.900
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
STUDENT NO. 388755
STUDENT NO. 388755
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A6 A
A SOUTH ELEVATION A7 1:50
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A7 A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
LEGEND
LEGEND
PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level
4
FG - Fixed Glass
5330
Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain
2
3 3910
PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level
1 5330
Timber battens - planter box and seat.
4mm Alucobond panels in 1250 & 1500mm widths.
C20015 PURLINS AT 1200mm CENTRES PH 51.98 BOX GUTTER PARAPET WALL FCL 51.38
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PH 52.98
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
FCL 52.38
In situ concrete floor with edge beams. 180mm thick plus edge beams (400x 500mm). SL82 reinforcement at top and bottom. Woo d - joinery (ie. cupboards, wooden bench seat and planter box).
1600
KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM CEILING INSULATION
600
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Windows are Capral 200 series - aluminum frames.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
NOTES
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
FCL 51.38
600
PL 51.98
600
Reclaimed bluestone from the pre-existing retaining wall.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTOD
A
660
2835
PH 51.98
D
1250
2170
KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM ROOF INSULATION RAFTERS AT 1200mm CENTRES
4mm ALUCOBOND PANEL TOP HATS
PARAPET WALL 300mm BOX GUTTER
90mm TIMBER STUD FRAME WITH R 2.0 INSULATION CEILING TIES
FCL 51.38
A A12
WINDOW SYSTEM
3000
W20
DIRECTOR J6
FFL 48.38
600
J7
3000
FCL 47.78
120mm CONCRETE SLAB 250 UB APRON FLASHING
300mm THERMOMASS PANEL WITH CEMENT RENDER
ENTRY
D2
D3
W17
W13
G
COURTYARD 180mm CONCRETE SLAB
FFL 44.78 100.000 180
400X500mm CONCRETE EDGE BEAMS WITH 4-12Tm
1100
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
C
B
THIS BLINDING CONCRETE HAS STEEL REINFORCEMENT TO CREATE A RETAINING WALL
A SECTION 2 A10 1:50
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DUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Madeleine Hodge 78
Design Po
DESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
LEGEND PL - Roof Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level FG - Fixed Glass LV - Louvre Windows Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain.
F
E 3500
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
2080 PH 108.380 1600
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
E
FCL 106.780
3000
A A11
TIMBER WINDOW SEAT
J8
NOTES
600
FFL KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM 1:100 SLOPE 103.780 300mm BOX GUTTER BULKHEAD FCL SEE A11 103.180
CENTOR A14 Window and Door series used. 4mm thick Alucobond panels are all cut to 1250 or 1500mm widths. All panels are Solid Pure White (10 - 100) with matte finish.
A14 WINDOW SYSTEM
W6
Gravel contains reclaimed Bluestone pavers from existing retaining wall. 75mm of compacted crushed rock with 40mm of blue metal topping.
3000
GALLERY SPACE
The planter box, timber decking and seating are jarrah wood with mahogany stain.
TREE IN POT TO INHIBIT GROWTH
1500X600X600mm WOODEN BENCH 180
FFL 100.180 GL 44.60 100.000
GRAVEL WITH BLUESTONE PAVERS
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PLANTER BOX
J9
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
A10 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK
ortfolio
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80
Masters Studio : Thesis \ \ Unearthed
unearthed
locavore RESTAURANT & LABORATORY
Software: 3D Modelling: Rhino Rendering: V Ray (through Rhino) Drafting: AutoCAD Post-Processing: Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator.
Masters Studio: Thesis \ \ Unearthed
81
POP UP BOUTIQUE THREE
ULES
high trashion
modular boutique system
Software: 3D Modelling: Rhino Rendering: V Ray (through Rhino) Drafting/ booklet: Adobe Illustrator Post-Processing: Materiality and effects in Adobe Photoshop. Presentation: Adobe InDesign. 82
Masters Studio 3 \ \ High Trashion Boutiques
Steve Madden Shoes
8 MODULES
Masters Studio 3 \ \ High Trashion Boutiques
83
defencing suburbia
i n f o r m a l ‘e m b a s s y’ f o r j o l o
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Masters Studio 2 \ \ Defencing Suburbia
85
f Structure
R ROOF PIECES POLY-CARBONATE CLADDING
t floor wall structure
ry Structure: s + columns
ndary structure: r stud walls + trusses
t floor
rial room istration/ office top herb garden
cture: timber bearers oor joists
und floor structure
ry structure: beams + columns
ndary structure: r stud walls + trusses
und floor
EN AURANT URCE CENTRE -PURPOSE SPACE TS
CTURE: R JOISTS FOR RAISED AREAS
86
METRIC DRAWING
Masters Studio 1 \ \ Connect
connect
RESOURCE CENTRE & RESTAURANT
Software: 3D Modelling: SketchUp (Preliminary), Rhino Rendering: V Ray (through Rhino) Drafting: AutoCad Post-Processing: Materiality and effects in Adobe Photoshop. Presentation: Adobe InDesign.
Masters Studio 1 \ \ Connect
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