Phillip Naude Graduate of Architecture Portfolio

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Phillip Naude [Architecture Portfolio]

2016 - 2018


2019 | Architecture & Design Portfolio | PHILLIP NAUDE

PHILLIP NAUDE | Architecture & Design Portfolio | 2019

Phillip Naude [Architecture CV]

Work Exp Architex NZ | Auckland

2016 Student Internship for 3 months under Andre Hodgskin doing conceptual design work, presentations and dealing with QS’s, engineers, council and various office tasks.

Desygner | Gold Coast

2018 Digital Marketing Internship handling blog content creation, SEO, Keyword Analytics and social media marketing

Turning Heads Promotions | Auckland

5 Years Sales & Communications as a National Brand Ambassador for various international alcohol and fragrance brands as well as holiday promotions for the Auckland Airport Company

2016 - 2018

Architecture | Design | Photography I am a 23 year old Master of Architecture Graduate. In my final year I conducted my thesis in developing a unique airport destination hub that can be integrated with the surrounding land use. In an attempt to enhance the passenger experience as well as the stakeholders economic motives for the future of the Gold Coast and Coolangatta sub region.

Awards Griffith Uni | Gold Coast

M.Arch awarded with distinction 2017 and 2018 Griffith Award for Academic Excellence for receiving a GPA of 6.5 Golden Key International Honours Society Member 2018 IAP Thesis Scholarship Grant

Career Objectives Currently seeking a junior, graduate of architecture position, that could utilise my strong communication and software skills. I hope to get involved in a variety of mixed used, innovative public, commercial, retail and urban projects. Beyond graduation, I hope to gain the necessary guidance and experience to reach registration and further my learning of the relationship between the psychology of people and spaces throughout my career. Together with a positive personality and ambitious mindset, ability to relate to many cultures and all walks of life, it encourages me to believe that I am ready to learn, grow and add value to your practice.

Education Bachelor of Architectural Studies [2014 - 2016] (BAS completed - A- Ave) Victoria University of Wellington New Zealand Master of Architecture [2017 - 2018] Graduated with Distinction (M.ARCH - GPA 6.69/7) Griffith University Gold Coast Australia

Contact me

e: phillipnaude10@gmail.com p: 0420 906 766 w: http://phillipnaude10.wixsite.com/ pnarchportfolio 02

Software Skills Archicad (preferred) Revit (able) Autocad Photoshop CC Premier Pro CC Illustrator CC InDesign CC Lightroom CC Maya 3DS Max Vray Sketchup Rhino Grasshopper DSLR (full manual) Physical Models

Summary of Skills Communication Skills

• Previous experience for 5 years in a national ambassador role for various international whisky brands. The role required strong customer engagement on a professional level. • Client and University presentations with highly successful deliverance

Interpersonal skills

• Confident working in a diverse team and serving clients from different backgrounds having worked in an international setting at Auckland Airport • Good customer service skills, able to identify client needs, adapt quickly to situations, and strive to exceed their expectations • Currently also working as a tutor, supervising first and second year architecture students as well as critiquing and marking projects

Personal management skills

• Ability to take responsibility and ownership, making decisions and getting work done in timely manner to an acceptable standard • Started a personal apparel line, developed the entire brand and off shore manufacturing process from scratch handling the logo design, website, supplier liaising etc

References Karine Dupre Thesis Supervisor Griffith University Department Head

k.dupre@griffith.edu.au Reference Letter attached to portfolio 03


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PHILLIP NAUDE | Architectural & Design Portfolio | 2019

​Ass. Prof. Karine Dupre Program Director-Griffith Architecture k.dupre@griffith.edu.au

November 08, 2018 To Whom it May Concern

Reference Letter for Phillip NAUDE I am writing this letter at the request of Phillip Naude who is now seeking employment as a recent Master of Architecture graduate. I have known Phillip since two years in my capacity of teacher, supervisor of his research thesis and design and program director at Griffith University​. Phillip has not only excellent skills and competences in architecture, but also demonstrates independent thinking and interests, with a very high level of creativity and exceptional problem-solving approach. As our top Master student in 2017 and 2018, his projects also demonstrate the high level of maturity he has reached at such early stage of his career, supported by excellent ​organisational and communication skills​. His conceptual and graphic skills are outstanding.

Moreover Phillip is also an excellent team worker, very supportive and who can react with

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INTEGRATED AIRPORT CITY

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2048 STEAM

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VARIOUS PERSONAL DESIGN WORKS

sensitivity to verbal and nonverbal clues of other team members with a strong capacity for initiative and motivation. These were confirmed with his performance as a tutor for our undergraduates. At last, despite all his talents, Phillip is a very humble person, always seeking to learn more and

GOLD COAST AIRPORT DESIGN RESEARCH & THESIS FIFTH YEAR

MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL PRECINCT ADVANCED ARCH STUDIO 2

ARCHITECTURE FACULTY DESIGN ADVANCED ARCH STUDIO 1

EARTHQUAKE MEMORIAL MUSEUM WELLINGTON ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO - 3RD YEAR

ready to be challenged to improve the design outcomes. This is quite precious. For all these reasons, it is really my pleasure to support Phillip’s application as I know he is truely exceptional. If you should ever need any additional information, please feel free to contact me at 555-27534 or by email at ​k.dupre@griffith.edu.au​. Sincerely, A/Prof. Karine Dupre *All works designed, and graphically presented by me unless otherwise stated.


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INTEGRATED GOLD COAST AIRPORT

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2018 Masters Thesis (currently ongoing)

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Coolangatta | Gold Coast

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Prof Karine Dupre

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Rhino and Grasshopper, Vray, Adobe Suite

project role

Individual project from brief to concept to developed

My thesis undertaken in my final year of the Masters of Architecture program saw me investigating the current issues surrounding the effective land use of airport property and the link between airport and surrounding communities in Australia. Post research, a design for a new Gold Coast airport master plan was proposed including the emphasis on the land side atrium and entrance spaces along with a form exploration and re planning of the surrounding land to be more appropriate. Thus the design becomes a destination hub and becomes a unique aerotropolis model for the Gold Coast.

INTEGRATED AIRPORT CITY | Thesis

GOLD COAST AIRPORT CONCEPT Connection, Destination, Journey 28.1656° S, 153.5091° E QLD, AUSTRALIA

context Globally, it is recognised that most airports serve their primary function as a fulcrum for national and international travel. However, in the last decade, due to exponential technological advancements, the growth of global commerce and an ever growing competitive tourism market, the function of airports has developed to act as such more than just a facility of standardised processes (Wang et al., 2013). The growing demand and use of air travel has led to greater needs for more efficient services internally and on an urban scale.

In the Gold Coast alone, the expected passenger growth will be from 6 million in 2016 to 16 million by 2037 (GCA Master Plan, 2017).

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The Concept

Macro Design Strategies

The concept was derived from multiple factors

including the site context through analysis and experience along with Jan Gehl’s underlying master-planning principles. Firstly, Gold Coast is unique in its setting with a linear flow of settlement along the coast. With nearly all year round sunshine and a coastal lifestyle of surf and fun, a naturally calm yet constantly moving atmosphere presents itself. This contributed to the eventual understanding that the concept would be based around fluidity.

URBAN PRINCIPLES MICRO DESIGN STRATEGY

ARCHITECTURAL PRINCIPLES MICRO DESIGN STRATEGY

Terrace

Plaza

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Instant Space

Thoroughfare

Elevated Terraces

Flying Structure

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The exploded axonometric attempts to split the various

levels within the design to attempt to simplify the rigorous program internally. True integration of the new airport is achieved through placing the airport over the proposed tram line and creating a truly unique arrival experience encouraging locals to interact with the space as well. Simply defined, the ground floor is for public access and passenger check in. The first floor is the most active space and contains various activities and features along with the arrivals hall. On the second floor, passengers can experience lounges and more activities with a focus on views back towards the ocean over the park, as well as the departure gate lounge. Finally on the third floor, locals and passengers alike can enjoy the rooftop bar whilst watching planes take off over the hinterland.

Section Perspective

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Interior Atrium with tram arrival experience

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Front Entrance with connection to park

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Ground Floor 9

Connection to CBD

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Connecting Greenbelt

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ONE | MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL

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2017 | 4th Year Semester 2

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Southport Central | Gold Coast

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Advanced Architecture Studio 2

software used

Archicad, Rhino and Grasshopper, Adobe Suite

project role

Individual project from concept to developed

Walkability

With a podium that wraps around the natural flow of the tram line and a building that extends in a twisting motion, a continuous language is evident throughout the design. A thoroughfare extends from the tram stop toward a central courtyard plaza that can cater for various programs such as shows, food markets or simply a breakaway space for workers and residents.

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Ground Floor Activation

Located on the corner of Scarborough and Queen Street, the proposal for Southport’s newest mixed use building stands as a gateway to a globally recognised centre for the future of the Gold Coast CBD. With a transit focused design, the building is specified to integrate with the existing and adjacent tram stop for local residents, professionals and tourists.

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High Rise Vertical Living

1 Entrance 2 Basement Car park 3 Retail 4 Tram Entrance 5 Plaza 6 Market Space 7 Retail 8 Terraced Seating 9 Existing Buildings 10 Service Entry B

Twisting Floor Plates

Ground Floor 11 Lobby 12 Core 13 Vertical Circulation 14 Gym 15 Restaurant 16 Fire Escape

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Typical Residential Floor

1 Core 2 Communal Garden 3 Lobby 4 Communal Lounge 5 Apartment 6 Fire Escape 7 Laundry Services

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Typical Residential Floor

Facade Reflection of motion

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Activity A key component of the design was to link the existing tram stop with the program of the building due to its important corner location in Southport.

Creating large thoroughfares encourage a welcoming space for commuters along with intriguing programmatic features inside the site. A flexible courtyard with a market space and various retail stores ensure the space is constantly drawing users into the design with particular emphasis of the flow of people through the space. Furthermore, residents of the building have an activated ground floor space and can interact with members of the community with quick access to the rest of the Southport CBD.

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Section Perspective

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STEAM 2048 | Advanced Arch Design Studio 1 | 4th Year

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STEAM | ARCH & DESIGN SCHOOL

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2017 | 4th Year Semester 1

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Griffith University | Gold Coast

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Advanced Architecture Studio 1

software used

Archicad, Rhino, Adobe Suite

project role

Individual project from brief to concept to developed

A proposal for the new STEAM (School of Transport and Planning, Engineering and Architecture) located on the Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus. The program was defined for a future, dedicated school for the four disciplines to come together and have a cohesive facility. The intention of the project is to bring the four disciplines together to work collaboratively and encourage future partnerships beyond university. As an educational facility of the future, it is assumed that the education system has evolved with time to provide spaces that are more appropriate for the style of learning for a different generation of students. Large, multi use studio spaces with workshops, virtual reality rooms and plenty of meeting spaces fills up the majority of the internal program. The built form is constructed to represent this flexibility through a terraced design and a collection of multiple buildings that are situated around a central courtyard that features as the primary circulation space for students and academics

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Education The STEAM building is designed from the perspective of a student in the current education system. However, the twist is the design is an idealistic version of how the student perceives the future of education or the way they would have like their education to be like.

STEAM 2048 | Advanced Arch Design Studio 1 | 4th Year

A courtyard space is created to develop a hub within the dedicated creative campus. Easily accessible spaces and a public ground floor with various walkways and paths converging as a way of symbolising the collaboration of various disciplines. Large and flexible working studios allow seamless integration of disciplines with workshops and teaching spaces all having access to outdoor balconies or a view of the green courtyard.

Initial Plans

Landscaping

Circulation

Circulation

Circulation

Landscaping

Teaching in the near future will be heavily orientated around technology, so allowing spaces to be open and high, students can experience holographic and virtual reality scenarios comfortably. Converging curves and a fluid form resembles the fluid nature education in the future would be like as students and professionals integrate.

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Spatial Plans

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first floor

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EQM | EARTHQUAKE MEMORIAL

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ground floor

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2017 | 3rd Year Semester 2

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Evans Bay | Wellington | New Zealand

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Design Studio 2

software used

Rhino, Adobe Suite

project role

Individual project from brief to concept to developed

One of my more memorable projects not necessarily for the design itself but more so for the purpose of the design. With the recent wakes of earthquakes in New Zealand causing a lot of destruction and effecting thousands of people, designing a memorial space for them and the public was challenging. However, the project was thoroughly enjoyed and placed heavy emphasis on the publics experience through the spaces as a reflection of the journey of an earthquake victim.

underground level

Exploded axonometric

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Memorial

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Lecture theatre

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Restrooms

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Main entrance

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Kitchen

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Restaurant

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Health Cafe // gift store Meeting rooms // staff Thematic gardens

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The public starts at the entrance where there is a water memorial to symbolise the tears shed and to create an impression of shock. As members travel through the building, they are reminded of the feelings and emotions these people might have gone through. Finally finishing at the cafe with a view over Evans Bay, a look back will see a reflection on the turmoil of experiences.

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Feature stair

Facade feature wall

Skylight The focus of the design was the overall journey throughout. A symbol of the experience a person would go through in an earthquake. With a concrete dominant form, an angled facade is created to resemble crevices of light peaking through the cracks of broken rubble. With the play of light within the space, as time passes, a unique pattern will be reflected the interior creating a unique experience for all. A magnificent space, with large dominant structure reinforces the motif of stability in a situation such as this. A reminder that there is protection and support.

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VARIOUS PERSONAL WORKS when

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Website design Business Apparel Design

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Graphic Design Photography Videography

Alongside my studies, my passion surrounding various other outlets in the creative industry caught my attention. New found hobbies such as photography and videography became part of my skill set in design. With skills acquired in architecture school and through my own personal study, I began exploring other design avenues such as graphic design and even started my own apparel line. I handled the entire process from website and business card design to the sourcing of manufacturers overseas, importing and eventually marketing and selling the apparel. All these experiences have been a product of but also further help enhance my eye for design and has helped provide me with a range of skills to apply to future architecture works and develop a unique style.

Personal photos of landscapes and portraits

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Phillip Naude [Architecture CV] Architecture | Design | Photography

Thank you for taking the time to view the entire portfolio. Please contact me to arrange an interview either on my mobile, skype or in person, whichever suits your schedule. I am looking forward to meeting you and showing you what I can do for your firm.

Contact me e: phillipnaude10@gmail.com p: 0420 906 766 w: http://phillipnaude10.wixsite.com/ pnarchportfolio

*A render completed by me for a group project with my design of the ground floor activated retail space

2016 - 2018


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