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A PERFUMER’S JOURNEY
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Brief
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Proposal for the National Trust
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Proposed project
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Brief
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The selected site of the project is the Clumber park in Nottinghamshire, managed by the National Trust. Situated on Hardwick village, the building responds to its context and trying to generate a form that blends into its landscape. The aim is to redesign the building and capture the warmth of the old structure and atmosphere. Clumber park is missing a focal point developing the overall visitors experience and its functions so it is a� place to go’ for the next 50 years. National trust wants to create a successful visitors' venue pleasant for Millennials and younger generations to come. This project aims to introduce an identity to the Clumber park through the means of a creative centre. A centre which combines light industry with indoor and outdoor public spaces to create a mixed-use site. The concept of the of the project is to create a perfume production space to engage people with the making process.
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Proposal for National Trust
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Clumber Park
Clumber Park is a country park in Nottinghamshire, England, which is currently owned and managed by the National Trust. The park is part of the Dukeries, 4.5 km south of Worksop. The site which is over 3,800 acres in extent, comprises of the parkland and gardens, peaceful woodlands and a magnificent lake. 8
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Hardwick Village
Area of interest The framed areas mark the proposed building. Hardwick woodyard is located in the Hardwick village near the clumber lake.
Site
Clumber Lake
Hardwick village lies within the park, with a highly diverse natural environment.near the eastern end of the lake.
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Clumber Lake is a serpentine lake covering 87 acres south of the site and extending 2 km to the east. The lakes’ water quality is good, enabling it to support populations of ďŹ sh.
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Context
River Poulter Greenery/landscape Existing nearby point of interest of high interest structures Hardwick woodyard
existing natural features RiverusePoulter Greenery/landscape Existing nearby point of interest to establish green networks. of high interest structures Hardwick woodyard strenghtening and protecting the natural environment use existing natural features to establish green networks. strenghtening and protecting the natural environment
Existing building
New building
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Views A: Clumber Lake B: vast expanse of parkland
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Site Plan 4
Key: 1. Clumber lake 2. Hardwick village 3. Proposed buildingHardwick woodyard building 4. Neighbouring buildingsHardwick village hall
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Name Maria
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Site A Hardw Works
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Masterplan
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Daaodils
Roses
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Bluebells Hyacinths
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The focus to create a perfumery stems from early explorations of the various flowers that are growing throughout the park. This project is concerned with investigating the idea of using the flowers grown in the park as a main element in trying to achieve a truthful and engaging architecture. The flowers are collected and brought in the building to be used in the perfume production.
The aim of the project is the creation of a perfume from raw material once collected from the site to the final product. The concept is based on the notes of a perfume. They are the descriptors of scents that can be sensed upon the application of the perfume. Notes are separated into three classes. So these classes are used in the design process to develop a programme. The layout is separated into three parts. 1. Top notes - The first impression 2. Middle notes - ''Heart'' of the building 3. Base notes - Final impression 15
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What does it offer to the park? A
meet with friends
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discover the world of a perfumer
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cultivate in educate create your test new the gardens yourself in own perfume scents our workshops
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base notes
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shop your favourite perfume
courtyards
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Proposed Project
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Isometric view
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Plan
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Scale: 1:200
1. Main Entrance KEY: 2. W.C. 3. Enneurage process' working space Main Entrance 4. Fermentation1.Tanks 5. Raw material storage 2. W.C. 3. Enfleurage process 6. Viewing area of aging area working space 7. Aging Area (Dark-private only) Fermentation Tanks 8. Bottling4.area 9. Distillation area 5. Storage 10. Botanical growing 6. Viewing area area of aging 11. Workshop area 12. What's new - Testing area area 7. Aging 13. Retail 8. Bottling area 14. Coee shop 9. Distilation area 15. Courtyard
Botanical-growing space Name: 11. Workshop Maria Lambiriti 12. What's new- Testing Student No.: area N0775299 13. Retail Project Name: 14. Coffee shop 15. Courtyard Adaptive Reuse - Perfumery
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1. Main 2. W.C 3. Enne 4. Ferm 5. Raw 6. View 7. Agin 8. Bott 9. Dist 10. Bo 11. Wo 12. Wh 13. Ret 14. Co 15. Co
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Site Ad Hardw Works
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Top notes - Arrival
Main entrance
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Key: 1. Entrance 2. Distillery area
Moving along the lake, the new perfumery centre is visible. The main entrance - the first impression of the building - guides the visitor naturally around the building and into the courtyard.
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Programme
Public
Factory
As you enter the building you have the choice to do the tour in the labs or either to spend time on the public spaces.
Perfume production 1. Before the manufacturing process begins, the initial ingredients must be brought to the manufacturing centre. 2. Natural ingredients must have their oils extracted in order to create a perfume. Essential oil extraction can be done several ways. 3. Once all the ingredients have been chosen, they need to be blended together according to a formula. 4. Aging the perfume. 5. Quality controls. 6. Bottling and packaging.
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Perfume production
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Middle notes - Tour in the labs
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Enfleurage process working space
Enfleurage is a traditional method of extracting oils from flowers with the use of fat. Visitors can get involved in this section.
Key: 1. W.C. 2. Enfleurage process working space 3. Fermentation Tanks
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Key: 1
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1. Agin 2. View 3. Stora 4. Ferm 5. Wha
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Fermentation tanks Key: 1. Aging area 2. Viewing area of aging 3. Storage 4. Fermentation Tanks 5. What's new-testing area
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Sectional isometric
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Name: Maria Lambiriti Student No.: N0775299 Project Name: Adaptive Reuse - Perfumery
Site Address: Hardwick Village, Clumber Park Worksop S80 3AZ, United Kingdom Drawing Title: Isometric Isomet
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Drawing Scale: Not in scale Drawing No.:
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Middle notes - Tour in the labs
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New addition in the existing building.
Name: Maria Lambiriti Student No.: N0775299 Project Name: Adaptive Reuse - Perfumery Site Address: Hardwick Village, Clumber Park Worksop S80 3AZ, United Kingdom
Distillery area The key technique used to acquire aroma compounds from plants and flowers. Once botanical materials are heated, their essential oils evaporate with the steam. The compounds are then collected through the condensation of the distilled vapour.
Drawing Title: Elevation Ele Drawing Scale: 1:!50 Drawing No.: 003
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Botanical space
New form
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Base notes - Public spaces
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Key: 1. Coffee shop 2. Retail space 3. What's new- Testing area 4. Workshop
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What's new - Testing area
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Desk design
Section of testing tubes Testing area. Smell is a powerful trigger of memory. The building is a living entity that breathes and produces smells, giving it its very unique olfactory identity. 37
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Base notes - Coffee shop
Courty
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yard with seating area
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