PORTFOLIO Creative Design Work 2011 - 2012
Conceptualise
Madeleine Dubrelle Hodge
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B. Env (Arch), University of Melbourne, 2012 M. 04 03 578 865 E. madeleine.d.hodge@gmail.com W. www.issuu.com/madeleinedhodge
Visualise
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Rationalise
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CRACK
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BARLOW MOTORS Architectural Studio 4: Fire 3 - 6 Barlow Motors
MADELEINE HODGE TUTOR: LEE-ANN JOY
CONCEPT
High rise car service/ show room for Lexus. The concept was to arise from the study of the Barlow family, which was infamous in Melbourne during the 1920s. The concept chosen was the idea of cracking; which made reference to Alec Barlow cracking under the pressure of controlling his empire during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Architectural Studio 3: Air 7 - 9 Wyndham City Gateway Proposal (Collaboration with Elizabeth Hillier and Ellen Innes)
1. INITIAL CONCEPT MODEL
2. CRACKS IN NATURE
4. COMPUTATIONAL FORM FINDING
5. FACADE SECTIONING
3. TRIANGULAR GEOMETRY FOUND IN NATURE
Design Proposal from the new Wyndham Gateway. This design was to show the increasing population and culture of the Wyndham area. The concept arose the idea of dynamism, anamorphism and growth - reflecting the growing area of Wyndham.
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Construction Design 10 - 14 Scheme to Construction Drawings
LEGEND PL - Roof Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level FG - Fixed Glass LV - Louvre Windows
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Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
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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.
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The planter box, timber decking and seating are jarrah wood with mahogany stain.
TREE IN POT TO INHIBIT GROWTH W6
Gravel contains reclaimed Bluestone pavers from existing retaining wall. 75mm of compacted crushed rock with 40mm of blue metal topping.
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Development of construction drawings from a provided design sketch. This project involved learning correct drawing conventions, learning about various products and systems and solving design and construction issues.
7. TRIANGULATION OF SECTION LINE
8. SEPARATION OF TRIANGLES FROM SECTION LINE
9. ARRANGEMENT OF TRIANGLES IN GRID
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
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PH 108.380
4mm ALUCOBOND PANEL TOP HATS 90mm TIMBER STUD FRAME WITH R 2.0 INSULATION CEILING TIES
PARAPET WALL 300mm BOX GUTTER
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
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Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain.
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Architectural Studio 2: Water Studley Park Boathouse
15 - 17
Develop a design for a new boathouse at Studley Park. Study and use of Le Corbusier’s ideas and principles. Concept from the idea of perceived hierarchy and overlapping modularity, elements of Le Corbusier’s work, that became evident after studying his projects and principles.
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This project explores the idea of cracking through tessellated patterns created by the façade. Despite a lavish lifestyle, patriarch, Alec Barlow drove his family into bankruptcy. The stress of trying to save his empire saw Barlow crack under the pressure and ultimately he took his own life. This idea of pressure and breakdown was the focus of my project. Like the Barlow family, the site has clear stresses, with it being boxed in by other buildings. This pressure causes cracking throughout the building, mainly on the north to south axis. My initial idea was to create a façade informed by crumpled paper to represent the building being squashed by external forces. This led to exploring form digitally, allowing for standardization and further form finding. To explore the idea of cracking further, I looked into how cracks form in nature. Being an emergent process it appears to be random but occurs as a pattern caused by a series of parameters. An example of this is mud flats, where after the rains the flats dry up in the hot climate and a cracking pattern develops. The parameters for the mud flats could be seen as climate and soil type. To recreate this process, I used the idea of Conway’s Game of Life; a computer game in which the player inputs a series of rules which runs the game. In designing the floor plans I created a set of rules in which triangles, informed by the façade, were placed into a grid. The cracks in between the triangles and the triangles immediately adjacent to them were applied as floor space. The remaining triangles created the voids. Whilst the pattern is tessellated, it changes and adapts according to the rules. This patterning is etched in the floor.
10, EXPRESSION OF NEGATIVE SPACE
11. ADDITION OF IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TRIANGLES
12. TESSELATION OF PATTERN
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LEGEND: Penthouse: 1. Public Car Park 1. Balcony 2. Fire Escape Stairs 2. Entry and living/ dining space 3. Public lift 3. Kitchen 4. Private lift to penthouse 4. Private lift to penthouse 5. Reception 5. Butler Pantry 6. Lexus Car Show Room 6. Study 7. Sales Points 7. Guest WC/ Laundry 8. Male toilets (public) 8. Master Bedroom 9. Female toilets (public) 9. Master Bathroom 10. Car park manager’s office 10. Walk-In-Robe 11. Service centre manager’s office 12. Lexus Service centre 13. Service centre waiting area 14. Staff break room. 15. Male toilets and changeroom (staff) 16. Female toilets and changroom (staff) 17. Exclusive car park 18. Office 19. Boardroom 20. Miniature golf course 21. Miniature golf kiosk 22. Cafe storage/ pantry 23. Cafe 24. Central Plant Room Area 25. Air Filter Room 26. Air Handling Unit 27. Cooling Towers Room 28. Boiler Room
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WYNDHAM CITY GATEWAY PROPOSAL Collaboration with Elizabeth Hillier and Ellen Innes
As Wyndham grows, both as a municipality and as a cultural centre, awareness of it has begun to flourish, thus creating the need for a long lasting urban signifier. This design achieves a combination of sophisticated urban design and innovative computational techniques. Created by exploring the meeting point between place and form, the design will enrich the surrounding landscape through its stylish response to the brief as a sculptural gateway.
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The concept came from the ideas of anamorphism, dynamism and overlapping patterns. The original concept model was a literal interpretation of the Wyndham City icon, the crown. The cut outs on the model were created in Grasshopper using parametric modelling. The parameters that were put in were Melbourne and Wyndham, with the proximity to Wyndham resulting in bigger triangles. The triangles were arranged so that from the front, the triangles on the triangle would line up (anamorphism) and the viewer could see through it. As they moved through the site, they would experience the gateway appearing to change as they drive.
SIGNAGE ON NORTH FACADE
BACHELOR APARTMENT - LEVEL EIGHT
EXCLUSIVE CAR PARK - LEVEL SIX
This design was refined further with the form being extruded across the road, multiplied into several elements and generalised into curves. Using the Grasshopper plugin, Flow Lines, the curves were derived from three points, which represented Geelong, Wyndham and Melbourne and their associated directions on the site plan. Flow Lines uses the ideas of magnets, with the user being able to increase the magnetic force of particular points. We used 3 points for each identified area, and manually increased their forces to create the form. At the beginning of the gateway - the Geelong side are emphasised as that is where the driver is driving from. Half way through the gateway, the Wyndham side is emphasised as it is subtly hinting to the viewer that the turn off for Wyndham is approaching. The end of the gateway emphasises the Melbourne side as that is where most of the traffic will be going. Internal ribs were introduced to symbolise growth of Wyndham and also provide interest whilst driving through the gateway,
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SHOW ROOM ENTRY - GROUND LEVEL
CAFE - LEVEL SEVEN
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
PHYSICAL MODEL
PERSPECTIVE SHOTS
SIGNAGE
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SIGNAGE ON SOUTH FACADE
ROOFING SYSTEM DETAIL
SITE PLAN PHYSICAL MODEL
PERFORATED METAL PANELS
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CONCEPT
ELEVATIONS
1. Original Concept Model - Extruded
2. Original Concept Model - Multiplied (to make several ribs)
LEFT VIEW
RIGHT VIEW 5. Perspective sketch
3. Model extruded over road
MELBOURNE
WYNDHAM
BACK VIEW
GEELONG
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WYNDHAM
4. Form generalised to curves
GEELONG
6. Points derived from locations/ destinations
FRONT VIEW
CONSTRUCTION PROCESS 7. Directions associated with each destination
9. Beginning of gateway - Geelong is emphasised
8. Points inputted into Grasshopper
10. Middle of gateway - Wyndham is emphasised
11. End of gateway - Melbourne is emphasised
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LEGEND
CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
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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].
2080 W4
STUDENT NO. 388755
2170
5330
2080 395
W3
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
2 UNION PLACE
1250
1050
DP
HP
A
BOX GUTTER 300mm WIDE
2835
3910
W2
T
W23
4
MEETING ROOM
A A9
W1
3 UNION PLACE
KITCHEN
1250
F
F4
w
W22
50
1250
5300
3
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).
W11
W10 50
1250
F
E
43.44
2080
W9 50
3500
1150
1250
2170
1510 BENCH
5330
W8
50
1250
1250
50
2835
1250
4100
1145
2
50
6100
A A10
1250
2100
3745
W7
W6
W5
50
1250
VOID
1415 WT3
1
W4 50
4344
1250
4300
50
TITLE BOUNDARY
sw
LEGEND
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
1250
19.21m
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
A A9
W3
W2 50
6.35 W
E
E DECK DRAINED BY BOX GUTTER SEE A3
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
W1
o
RWH
SLOPE 15°
Section 2 (BB)
15000
SAIL MESH
2170
A SITE PLAN A4 1:100
Section 1 (AA)
1290
STRUCTURAL MESH SAIL FRAME
2835
4 UNION PLACE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
1250
HP
RWH
RWH
West Elevation
A10
DP
F
1250
3405
415 CARDIGAN STREET
o
DP
TO ELGIN STREET
South Elevation
A9
HP
UNION PLACE
A7
RWH
HP
F
FFL 48.38
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
J2
300
A
COL.
COL.
COL.
DP
5
COL. WT5
STUDENT NO. 388755
A
DP
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT
4
WT6
WT6
STUDENT NO. 388755
1500
2
5330
3905 COURTYARD 3470 ENTRY
SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
4
3
3745 RECEPTION 5765 THERMOMASS PANEL
3240
A A10
1
3910
5790 THERMOMASS PANEL
2000 DIS.
1050 WT2
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Madeleine Hodge
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3900
REVISION NO:
A2 A
A A3
FIRST
FLOOR
5430
910
1
A ROOF PLAN A3 1:50
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE STUDENT NO. 388755
4640
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT
5330
3845
4
9940
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT
PLAN
SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A3 A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
1:50
RL43.50
2 1420
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
F1
5330
3
A A10
1
3910
1
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SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
A4
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5330
3 2
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East Elevation
PARAPET LEVEL 107.445
2745 4140
TITLE BOUNDARY
DP
HP
NOTES
HP
43.50
A6
A8
VOID
417 CARDIGAN STREET
3230
North Elevation
SLOPE 10° DP
3260
A5
RWH
DP
SLOPE 15°
Roof Plan
o
A4
3455
96 32' N
First Floor Plan
PARAPET CAPPING
1290
HP
18.02m
A3
CHILDCARE CENTRE
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Ground Floor Plan
DP - Down Pipe (65mm x 65mm) RWH - Rainwater Head (240mm x 240mm x 300mm) HP - High point of gutter
5330
PARAPET LEVEL 108.380
19.23m
A A9
A2
3910
SP
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Site Plan
LEGEND
4
3
HOLMWOOD PLACE
44.60
A1
2 5330
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Scheme to Construction Drawings Exercise CONTENTS
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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
LEGEND
DP - Downpipe RWH - Rainwater Head
A
PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level
B 2835
D
C 1250
F
E
2170
3500
DP - Drain pipe RWH - Rainwater Head
Timber battens - planter box and seat.
2080
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.
FG - Fixed Glass LV - Louvre Windows
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. Reclaimed bluestone from the pre-existing retaining wall.
Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain.
FG
FG
FG
FG
180
PRECAST CONCRETE PANELS WITH 20MM CEMENT RENDER 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
600
600
3000
3000
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
600 PJ
PJ
3000
3000
1100
1100
3000 PJ
PJ
600
600
600 3000
3000
STUDENT NO. 388755
A SOUTH ELEVATION A7 1:50
REVISION NO:
A6 A
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
A7 A
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
D
E 2080
3500
B
C 2170
1250
A
5330
FCL 51.38
2835
Timber battens - planter box and seat.
C20015 PURLINS AT 1200mm CENTRES PH 51.98 BOX GUTTER PARAPET WALL FCL 51.38
D10
PL 51.98
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).
W22
FCL 47.78
W27
WINDOW 22 FRAME IS IN LINE WITH ALUCOBOND PANEL
NOTES
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
APRON FLASHING
Ramp conforms with Accessibility clauses ramp has a slope of 1:15, with hand rails being provided on both sides. 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
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
Mass Concrete - provides stability for the building by stabilizing the soil. Edge Beams are then placed on top.
ALUCOBOND PANELS
CENTOR A14 Window and door systems: Window 22: 2050 x 3000H Window 23: 1300W x 3000H Door 10: (Sliding) 2600W x 3000H
TIMBER BATTEN RAMP WITH 1:15 SLOPE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES
5330
KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM CEILING INSULATION
FCL 51.38
FG
FG W23
1000mm HIGH PRECAST CONCRETE BALUSTRADE
3910
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
PL 52.98
FFL 48.38
PL - Parapet Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level
1
4mm Alucobond panels in 1250 & 1500mm widths. Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
APRON FLASHING
2
3
Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain
F
REVISION NO:
J10
W21
CONCRETE ROOF 1:100 SLOPE
D9
W19
W18
WORKSPACE
WT5 TOP HAT BATTENS 4mm ALUCOBOND PANELS TIMBER STUD FRAME WITH R2.0 INSULATION FFL 48.38
W20
1000mm HIGH HAND RAIL
J11
J8
TIMBER PLANTER BOX
J9
KLIP-LOK 406 METAL ROOF BONDEK SLAB
FCL 47.78
FCL 47.78 TIMBER STUD FRAME
COL.
COURTYARD W12
MEETING ROOM
WINDOW SEAT GL 44.60 100.000
FFL 44.78
W15
D4
W16
FFL 48.38
RECEPTION
D1
NOTES
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
180
180
FFL 44.78 GL 44.60 100.000
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
RECLAIMED BLUESTONE PAVERS FROM EXISTING RETAINING WALL GL 43.50 98.900
STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A5 A
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Madeleine Hodge
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
STUDENT NO. 388755
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
A NORTH ELEVATION A5 1:50
98.900
1600
WINDOWS 1 - 11 ARE MOVEABLE ALONG AN ALUMINUM TRACK SEE A11
GL 33.50
3000
FG
W1
W2
GL 44.60 100.000
RECLAIMED BLUESTONE PAVERS FROM EXISTING RETAINING WALL
600
FG
W3
180 FFL 44.78
The edge beam and blinding concrete on the Southern side acts as a retaining wall. Bluestone pavers from the existing retaining wall.
3000
FG
W4
DOWNPIPE TO ALIGN AND COVER PRECAST PANEL EXPANSION JOINTS AND ALUCOBOND PANEL VERTICAL JOINTS
600
FG
FG
W5
W6
W7
FFL 180 44.78
W15
D2
W16
3000
FG
W8
The rainwater heads and drain pipes to align with Alucobond panels and expansion joints of precast concrete.
APRON FLASHING
There are two expansion joints on this elevation which are hidden by the drainpipes.
600
FG
W9
Box gutters slope at 1:100 towards drain pipes/ rainwater heads. See roof plan for more information.
FFL 48.38 FCL 47.78
3000
180
W10
NOTES
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
DRAWING NO:
600
W11
PL 51.98 FCL 51.38
FCL 47.78
GL 44.60 100.000
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Ramp conforms with Accessibility clauses ramp has a slope of 1:15, with hand rails being provided on both sides.
FFL 48.38
SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
3000
CONCRETE ROOF WITH 1:100 SLOPE
A EAST ELEVATION A6 1:50
600
FCL 47.78
DP
CENTOR A14 window and door system. Window 15: 1300W x 3000H Window 16: 1300W x 3000H Door 2: (Sliding)1200 x 3000H
TUTOR: FINLEY PITT
3000
300
RWH
DP
GL 43.50 98.900
PJ
600
300
GL 44.60 100.000
GL 43.50 98.900
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
GL 44.60 100.000
FFL 44.78
FFL 48.38
LV
3000
FCL 47.78 CONCRETE ROOF WITH 1:100 SLOPE
FG
LV
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.
FFL 44.78
180
PJ
TIMBER PLANTER BOX FFL 48.38
180 FFL 44.78
1600
3010
NOTES CENTOR A14 Window and Door series used.
W12
3000
ALUCOBOND PANELS 'SOLID PURE WHITE' COLOUR (100) NOTE: ALL PANELS ARE THIS COLOUR UNLESS STATED OTHERWISE
W18
D9
FCL 47.78
3000
W19
APRON FLASHING
FFL 48.38 300 FCL 47.78
600
600
W21
W24
300 FFL 48.38
RECLAIMED BLUESTONE PAVERS FROM EXISTING RETAINING WALL
3000
GLASS LOUVRES TO PROMOTE VENTILATION
3000
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
W25
W20
FG
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W26
FG
FG
NOTES
Windows are Capral 200 series - aluminum frames.
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WEST ELEVATION
STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
1:50
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A8 A
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FG
FCL 51.38
W27
RWH
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A SECTION 1 A9 1:50
STUDENT NO. 388755 TUTOR: FINLEY PITT SUBJECT: CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DRAWING NO:
REVISION NO:
A2 A
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CUSTOM CUT ALUCOBOND PANEL FCL 'METALLIC DARK GREY' 51.38 COLOUR (505)
FCL 51.38
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PH 51.98
1600
PH 52.98
PL 51.98
FCL 51.38
600
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
3000
5330
PL 51.98
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
3910
RWH DP
RWH DP
FCL 51.38
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
5330
PL 51.98
1
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2
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3
4
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LEGEND
Designing in the Style of Le Corbusier
PL - Roof Level FCL - Finished Ceiling Level FFL - Finished Floor Level GL - Ground Level FG - Fixed Glass LV - Louvre Windows
D
1250
3500
2170
PARAPET WALL 300mm BOX GUTTER
90mm TIMBER STUD FRAME WITH R 2.0 INSULATION CEILING TIES
WINDOW SYSTEM
A A11
TIMBER WINDOW SEAT
J8
NOTES
FFL KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM 1:100 SLOPE 103.780 300mm BOX GUTTER BULKHEAD FCL SEE A11 103.180
120mm CONCRETE SLAB 250 UB APRON FLASHING
600
600 3000
PLANTER BOX
J9
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
300mm THERMOMASS PANEL WITH CEMENT RENDER
ENTRY
D2
D3
W17
W13
GALLERY SPACE
The planter box, timber decking and seating are jarrah wood with mahogany stain.
TREE IN POT TO INHIBIT GROWTH W6
Gravel contains reclaimed Bluestone pavers from existing retaining wall. 75mm of compacted crushed rock with 40mm of blue metal topping.
COURTYARD
400X500mm CONCRETE EDGE BEAMS WITH 4-12Tm
180
FFL 100.180 GL 44.60 100.000
1100
180mm CONCRETE SLAB
1500X600X600mm WOODEN BENCH
FFL 44.78 100.000 180
GRAVEL WITH BLUESTONE PAVERS
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DIRECTOR
Throughout the design, the transition from small but functional dark spaces to large, open luxurious spaces is evident. This hierarchy of spaces directly responds to the hierarchy of users/ stakeholders that will use the space. This idea was originally my parti – from enclosure to exposure. A modular system of four metres has been used throughout the building. The floors are all multiples of fours, with the walls of each floor at four metres high also. Four metres was chosen as it worked well with areas as outlined in the brief and also meant views to the river could be maximized. An open plan design has been used, with internal partitions only being used for privacy and separating spaces of different hierarchies. Like Corbusier, I have explored the juxtaposition of curves and orthogonal lines throughout the spaces; namely how the spaces are separated and meet. This is predominantly through interior elements such as the curved bars of the restaurant and café and the curved wall of the reception area. The elliptical staircase of shaft also epitomizes this and is the central hub of the design (the circular central staircase is also a strong Corbusierian idea). The roof top garden is the end of the path throughout the building as represents the highest hierarchy and also the final stage of Le Corbusier’s style. It incorporating nature elements like Corbusier’s roof top garden apartment at 24 Rue Nungesser et Coli (1933). Ribbon windows are used throughout to light the spaces of lower hierarchy. As the hierarchy responds directly to the amount of light a space receives, the spaces of higher hierarchy have large panes of glass towards the North. A skylight in the café, is used to lighten up the darker spaces, as Corbusier did in Pavilion Exposition (1965). They are used to capture apertures throughout the space – something Corbusier was very good at.
3000
3000
W20
J7
FCL 47.78
Precast concrete panels covered in 20mm white render. Expansion joints as expressed.
FCL 106.780
J6
FFL 48.38
6mm Alucobond panels (lightweight cladding system) in 1000, 1250 & 1500mm panels.
2080 PH 108.380
4mm ALUCOBOND PANEL TOP HATS
A A12
F
E
KLIP-LOK 406 SYSTEM ROOF INSULATION RAFTERS AT 1200mm CENTRES
FCL 51.38
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Jarrah wood timber with mahogany stain.
3000
660
2835
PH 51.98
C
B
1600
A
THIS BLINDING CONCRETE HAS STEEL REINFORCEMENT TO CREATE A RETAINING WALL
CONCEPT
NAME: MADELEINE HODGE
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A SECTION 2 A10 1:50
HIERARCHY Restauarant Cafe Reception Kiosk Boat Hire Servant’s Quarters (Kitchen)
2. Modularity to create piloti grid 3. Overlapping forms on piloti grid 4. Section: rooms with perceived hierarchy to create forms for each level with increased aspect and height.
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DP
25
8
11
+6 m
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27
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24 14
9
BB
B
19 2째 slope
26
23
BB
B
DP
17
4
A
E
PLANS
F
H
G
A
C
B
E
D
I
BASEMENT & GROUND FLOOR
H
G
I
C
A
H
G
F
E
B
C
D
A
A
E
D
I
F
G
H
C
E
D
G
F
H
C
E
F
G
A
SECOND FLOOR & ROOF TOP TERRACE B
B
4
DP
D
I
A
FIRST FLOOR + FIRST FLOOR MEZZANINE
3
2
F
B
A
A
1
DP
4
C
D
DP
DP
12
18
4
B
The gutters are hidden underneath the timber grate
3
15
2
A
B
3 DP
3
26
23
BB
B
3
3
24
2째 slope
19
19 10
23
4
+0 m
2
+2 m
22
-2 m
2째 slope
20 20
21
+4 m
2
20 20
16
20 20
5
BB
1
13
6
4 10 10
DP
2째 slope
7
12
These down pipes are hidden in the structure of fhe building
1
1
1
LEGEND
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A
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ROOF PLAN
H
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1. Kiosk eating area 2. Services lift 3. Staff WC 4. Cooking area 5. Preparation area 6. Dishwashing area 7. Pantry 8. Fridge room 9. Freezer Room 10. Lift shaft/ circulation space 11. Kiosk/ boat hire counter 12. Boat storage 13. Entry 14. Reception 15. Staff entry/ break room 16. Entry space 17. Male WC 18. Female WC 19. Lift shaft 20. Stairwell 21. Cafe space 22. Cafe counter/ bar 23. Skylight (above) 24. Restaurant space 25. Restaurant outdoor eating space 26. Restaurant bar 27. Restaurant roof top garden space
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+10.000
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+06.000
+06.000
+04.000
+04.000
+02.000
+02.000
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WEST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
+12.000
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F
B
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RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE - EARLY MORNING
CAFE PERSPECTIVE - AFTERNOON
VIEW FROM THE WATER - EARLY MORNING
ROOF TOP GARDEN PERSPECTIVE - NIGHT
RESTAURANT PERSPECTIVE - NIGHT
+12.000
+12.000
+10.000
ENTRY PERSPECTIVE - DAY A
+10.000
24
27
+08.000
25
+08.000
26
20
21
+06.000
22
20
+04.000
+04.000
20 13
+02.000
+0.000
EAST ELEVATION
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ELEVATIONS
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+02.000
+04.000
19
16
20
11
4
+0.000
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+02.000
12
+0.000
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Madeleine Dubrelle Hodge
B. Env (Arch), University of Melbourne, 2012 M. 04 03 578 865 E. madeleine.d.hodge@gmail.com W. www.issuu.com/madeleinedhodge