Part 1 Architectural Portfolio

PORTFOLIO

EDUCATION

2020-2024

MOFARAMOLUWA OLADIPO

Birth Date :

Email: Linkedin : Contact :

10-09-2001

Meo35@bath.ac.uk

Mofaramoluwa Oladipo

+447946527873

INTERESTS

2012-2019

University of Bath - Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering, BSc (Hons) in General Architectural Studies (RIBA Part 1)

Lifeforte International High School

A Levels- Business (A*),Mathematics (A), Physics (A)

AS Levels- Economics (A)

GCSEs- 4 A* and 4 As including A* in Geography and A in Mathematics

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Intern Architect

Perception Technologies Ltd Lagos, Nigeria

• Created, printed, and modified drawings in AutoCAD and Sketchup.

• Recommended adaptations and modifications to complete working drawing sets.

• Consulted with clients to determine functional and spatial requirements of the new structure.

Student Intern Sixth Sense Interiors Lagos, Nigeria

• Interacted with customers in-person and evaluated their space to provide the best design response.

• Reported back to a supervisor to receive day-to-day tasks and responsibilities.

• Planned, prepared, and participated in weekly meetings and events.

Customer Care Intern Glitz Occasions Lagos, Nigeria

• Delivered robust customer experience whilst working with other teams in the company to ensure customer needs are met.

• Learnt how to deliver services above customer expectations.

• Attended and escalated customers complaints and enquires.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

ADOBE

ANALOGUE SKILLS

• Model-making

• Free hand sketching

• Painting

The site did not allow for public seating, therefore, the window sill

allows

PLAYTIME 01.

PROJECT : LOCATION: DURATION : PROJECT YEAR :

COMMUNITY THEATRE CORNMARKET STREET, OXFORD

8 WEEKS 2022-2023

The brief requests to design a community theatre that includes a “gift to the city” which in this case is a theatre themed after an improvement of mental health

The space hosts workshops and classes on how to channel your emotions through the theatre. All we have the words; the theatre allows us to express ourselves when words are not enough.

The theatre features as well a green wall and roof inspired by the need to introduce greenery into oxford’s landscape.

Green roof- informal place to chill Intimacy- Audience wraps around the stage like an embrace

Foyer that wraps around the theatre and allows people move freely through the building without interracting with the theatre

Stretching the green wall along the south elevation to shape the journey into the courtyard

overhangs which

for seating and resting. Initial sketch of foyer space

DETAILED SECTION 1:20 at A1

A

Plants

450mmx 600mm biotile

4.5mm geotextile drainage layer

12mm versa panel eco backing board

16mm diapressure compensater drip-line

Steel cladding rails (cold formed rail at 600 centres)

Steel brackets (helti or similar)

Concrete wall

Waterproof membrane

Smooth gravel egde

B

Vegetation

300m growing medium

Drainage element

Water reservior

Root barrier

Waterproof membrane

2 layers 140mm rigid insulation

Vapour control layer

200m hollow core floor slab

300mmx 380mm concrete beam

Suspended timber ceiling - Timber mounting track

600m centers

Acoustic backing

Ceiling Mounting track

Feature timber battens

C

3mm Skim finish

Timber joists

150mm hollow core floor slab

300mm x 380mm concrete beam

Suspended timber ceiling - Timber mounting track 600m centers

Acoustic backing

Ceiling Mounting track

Feature timber battens

D

25mm tounge and groove floor boards

15mm fibre board

85mm rigid insulation

Damp proof membrane

Concrete foundation

NATURE

A series of courtyards allows users enjoy the park and views while still being within the medical centre.

CIRCULATION ENTRY AND EXIT

Primary circulation of the space begins from the main entrance on the west facade and spreads out into different sections.

Entrances and exits respond to the site’s context and the need for private and public routes.

ZONING

Zones are divided into four main areas and are defined by their function to allow easy flow through the space

MEDICAL CENTRE 02.

PROJECT :

LOCATION:

DURATION :

PROJECT YEAR :

DOCTOR SURGERYS

CASTLE GREEN, BRISTOL

5 WEEKS 2021-2022

The aim of this project was to design a doctor surgeries within a residential area for the West end of Castle Green in central Bristol. The main concept for the medical center was to divide the spaces into blocks characterized by their distinct functions, i.e., NHS block and staff block. These blocks then have isolated courtyard spaces. These courtyard spaces allow users to interact with the landscape whilst still being indoors which has proven to provide health benefits and improve general wellness of patients.

DETAILED SECTION

1. elZinc standing seam roof

2. Synthetic sheet underlayment

3. Rigid insulation

4. Box gutter

5. Vapour control layer

6. Roof joists

7. Timber board (5mm thick)

8. Services cavity

9. Plaster board (18mm thick)

10. Skim finish (3mm thick)

11. Glulan beam 200mm x 200mm

12. Vertical timber cladding

13. OSB sheathing (25mm)

14. Horizintal timber battons

15. Triple glazed window unit in timber and aluminium frame

16. Vertical timber battons

17. Breather membrane over OSB sheathing

18. Vapour control layer

19. Insulated plasterboard (32.5mm thick)

20. Skim finish (3mm thick)

21. Floor timber joists

22. Tounge and groove floor boards (25mm)

23. Rigid insulation

24. Marmox thermoblock

25. 75mm x 220mm air brick

26. Underfloor periscope vent

27. Wall ties

28. 150mm concrete blocks

29. Concrete foundation blocks

30. Tounge and groove floor boards (25mm)

31. 15mm fibre wood

32. Airtightness layer over insulation

33. Rigid insulation

34. Damp proof membrane

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC OF STRUCTURE

DETAILED ELEVATION

HOUSING PROJECT 03.

PROJECT : LOCATION:

DURATION

PROJECT YEAR :

MIXED-USED HOUSING AND SHOPS

CASTLE GREEN, BRISTOL 5 WEEKS

2021

A group project to design and landscape the west end castle green park into a mixed-use development comprising of housing and shops.

The Western development include a mixed-use units of commercial and residential spaces with retail shops/Cafes on the ground floor, and flats above. The southern development comprise of town terraced housing.

Sunpath diagram

Vegetation

Noise pollution study

Vehicular circulation

Pedestrian routes

WESTERN DEVELOPMENT

Circulation

The core in the western terraces allows for a subtle shift between private and public spaces in the residential spaces. It is placed at the rear of the shopfronts for security and privacy reasons

Orientation

Service spaces are placed in the centre of the building to benefit from ventilation from the East and West while providing for practical movement through the space.

Form

The western terraces were initially a block, from which a core pertrudes. The blocks, along with the entrance core, are staggered to break up the elevation.

Orientation

The rooms of the homes are placed according the sun’s orientation. The bedrooms are east facing to benefit from the early morning sun, and the living spaces are west facing for evening sun.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:100

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1:50

EAST ELEVATION- Showing western terraces

COMMUNE 04.

PROJECT : LOCATION:

DURATION :

PROJECT YEAR :

WELLNESS RETREAT ISLAND OFF THE NORTH EAST COAST, UK

9 WEEKS

2021

The aim is to design a load bearing masonary building that would serve as a residential centre within a wall enclosure (courtyard). Residents will use the space, through the pursuit of specific activities, as an escape from their everyday lives.

The retreat is to be designed around a certain theme which would help promote and protect physical and mental health. The theme is a retreat for creative arts.

SECTION SHOWING THE DESIGN CONCEPT

The main concept was to divide the building by its functions thereon seperating the studio from the living spaces. The buildings sits within the walled enclosure, where each building serves its role. This allowed for more lighting into these spaces through large courtyards. Living, dining and kitchen spaces are combined, creating an open plan space only separated by furniture to emphasis communal living and togetherness.

1. Open plan living, kitchen and dining space

2. Ground floor en-suite bedroom

3. Guest bathroom

4. Glass link walkway 5. Courtyard 6. Garden (for living space) 7. Art studio/ gallery

En-suite bedroom

En-suite bedroom

suite

PERSONAL ARTWORKS 05.

A series of works exploring my artistic side.

Oil painting on canvas

Oil painting on canvas

Oil painting on canvas