Priscilla Leung | B.Arch Portfolio 2009-2015 by Priscilla Leung

PRISCILLA LEUNG s el ected wo rks 2 0 0 9 – 2015

CO N T ENT S RESUME/CV

ACADEMIC WORK Th i n l y -Ve i l e d O p e ra

an opera house for Rice University

Exponenti a l Po te n ti a l

a development framework for 12,000 housing units

S cal ar Tri a l s

an investigation of horizontal symmetry

Obl i qu e M o ti o n

the revitalization of Breitscheidplatz

Proj e ct R o w Ho u s e s Arc h i ve

a design+build renovation for a Houston non-profit

Shotgu n

an installation at the Rice Gallery

PERSONAL WORK Ch i n qua p i n S tu d e n t Ce n te r

Ph otogra p h y

PROFESSIONAL WORK S outh Ba n k To w e r, L o n d o n (K PF )

F e asi bi l i ty S tu d i e s (K PF )

CU R R I C U LU M V I TA E SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS –– 6+ years experience with 2D and 3D design in academic and professional contexts; proficient with AutoCAD, Rhino, V-Ray rendering and Adobe Suite (Illustrator/Photoshop/InDesign) –– Highly independent and efficient problem solver capable of tackling and prioritizing tasks efficiently with minimal supervision –– Adaptable and fast learner; willing to step outside of comfort zone to help achieve a common goal –– Exposure to built projects of different scales; experience includes design+build, construction documentation, coordination and construction administration

WORK Jul 2013 Jul 2014

Architectural Assistant Kohn Pe derse n Fox As s o c i a te s | L o n d o n , U K [South Bank Tower] — 719 000sqft mixed-use complex, adaptive reuse –– Produced detailed drawings for tender and construction for residential fit-out packages; including drylining, joinery, kitchens and bathrooms. –– Coordinated electrical and mechanical layouts directly with MEP consultants for 500–3500sqft apartments. –– Instructed setting out of prefabricated bathroom pods, party walls and internal partitions and responded directly to contractor/subcontractor RFIs. –– Assisted with coordination of final slab edge and penetration locations on residential floors with structural engineers and MEP consultants. [Rennie Court, Hill House, Becket House] –– Feasibility studies and planning applications involving massing studies, area calculations and site analysis examining development potential of a variety of sites around London.

June - Aug 2012

Architectural Intern K2Ld Arch i tects | Si ng a p o re [Shunde Primary School] — 3000 student boarding school in Southern China –– Produced conceptual diagrams, images and schematic drawings for programming proposals, client presentations and design development with specific focus on the multi-purpose assembly hall. –– Built various physical models for a range of single-family residential projects.

Apr 2011 May 2013

Publicity + Graphics Manager / Barista Ri ce Coffeehou se | Ho u s to n , TX –– Designed and implemented all internal and external communications through print and digital media; including monthly promotions, new products and merchandising. –– Led the development of a student-run coffee shop’s brand identity on campus through increased social media presence and collaborations with student organizations. –– Coordinated long-term business-wide targets with other student managers. –– Prepared made-to-order espresso drinks, monitored customer flow and maintained stock levels on shifts of 2-4 people serving 30-80 customers per hour.

June - Aug 2011

Architectural Intern nkA | Toronto, ON [419_G] — 4600sqft single family home in Toronto –– Modelled interior design iterations to illustrate possible concepts to the client. –– Assisted with site documentation, as-built drawings and conceptual massing studies.

EDUCATION 2013 – 2015 Ri ce Un i v ersi ty | Housto n , TX Bachelor of Architecture 2009 – 2013 Ri ce Un i v ersi ty | Housto n , TX Bachelor of Arts, Architectural Studies 2008 – 2009 Don Mi l l s Col l egi ate In s ti tu te | To ro n to , O N Ontario Secondary School Diploma 2005 – 2008 S ha T i n Col l ege | Hong K o n g GCSE/IGCSE Certificates; various subjects

HONOURS, AWARDS + EXHIBITIONS 2015

“Shotgun”

2014

“Up” and “Seri al i ty ”

2014

“Local s On l y ” and “Hu ma n Re f l e c ti o n ”

2014

SE ED Certi fi cati on

[with Atelier Bow Wow and the Rice School of Architecture] Design+build of an art installation at the Rice University Art Gallery Jury Honour Award, Eyetime International Photography Competition Honourable Mention, Eyetime International Photography Competition for Social, Economic, Environmental Design. Issued by Public Interest Design Institute.

SKILLS + ABILITIES Rhino V-Ray AutoCAD Illustrator Photoshop InDesign Grasshopper Revit SketchUp Photography Model making HTML/CSS Microsoft Office Mac OS X Windows PC English Cantonese Mandarin French

REFERENCES Do u g l a s O l i ve r

Studio Professor, Rice School of Architecture

Ca rl o s Ji mé n e z

Studio Professor, Rice School of Architecture

An a b e l F e rn a n d e z

Senior Associate Principal, KPF Contact information available upon request.

ACADEMIC WORK

THI NLY V E I L E D an opera house for Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music Site: Houston, TX Fall 2014, Totalization Studio Prof. Douglas Oliver In collaboration with Rachel Estes

This academically-oriented opera house utilizes two shell-like structures – one exterior and one interior – as both conceptual and physical anchors; visually emphasizing the thresholds that they delineate. Performance and teaching spaces are split across a public atrium that continues the main campus axis as an internalized void. Pedestrian connections between the campus’ main parking area and academic buildings is also maintained.

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PERFORMANCE

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TEACHING to campus parking

ACADEMIC WORK

Situated at the end of Rice University’s campus axis and at the university’s most frequently used vehicular entrances, the opera house’s exterior shell performs as a building enclosure whilst establishing a strong visual presence and gesturing towards the unity of performance and teaching in music education.

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steel substructure

ceiling panels

OPERA HOUSE INTERIOR steel substructure

OPERA HOUSE EXTERIOR

curtain wall

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION

ACADEMIC WORK

The building is designed to suppress the visual impact of the blank 75 foot height of the fly loft whilst accentuating the opera house auditorium as the main attraction. As a result, the copper-colored shell encapsulates the auditorium; a material chosen as a contemporary reference to the warmth of Riceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s typical brick palette.

LOWER BALCONY LEVEL PLAN

LOBBY LEVEL PLAN

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SECTION THROUGH OPERA HOUSE

Internally, copper-colored metal panels clad a double-curved shell that acoustically isolates the 600-seat auditorium from the rest of the building and accentuates it as the main attraction.

ACADEMIC WORK

Structurally, both internal and external shells are designed as complex steel tube lattices that create a frame from which to hang timber, metal and glass panelling systems.

OPERA HOUSE INTERIOR (circulation zone) OPERA HOUSE EXTERIOR (facing lobby/public atrium)

The roof structure also supports a cable-net curtain wall along the east and west elevations. The cable net maximizes transparency and accentuates visibility of the glowing copper shell.

3mm insulated metal panels, copper finish

steel tube structural frame 1/4” timber veneer

1/2” gypsum board substrate

CABLE NET CURTAIN WALL DETAIL AT ROOF angles anchored to roof structure 8 x 20 in steel tube roof structure

CEILING SKIN insulated metal panels

1” steel cable

ACADEMIC WORK

EX PO N E N T I A L P OT E NT IA L a 12,000 unit housing estate within a proposal for 64 towers Site: Hong Kong Spring 2015 - Option Studio Prof. Albert Pope In collaboration with Elizabeth Jones

In Hong Kong, the high rise residential tower and its aggregate form, the housing estate, are the most prevalent housing type due to the large population and lack of buildable terrain. However, in Tai Wai South (a â&#x20AC;&#x153;suburbâ&#x20AC;? of Hong Kong), this typology has created an archipelagic environment of disassociated diversity; where estates are physically adjacent yet functionally autonomous. Our proposal creates a development logic for a New District around a central public axis as a reaction against current development patterns and design a cohesive organizational structure in which estates can associate with one another.

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LEFT; Commuting patterns from Tai Wai South; Charts illustrating diversity of housing estates; Since the 1980s, there has been a development trend towards smaller but denser private estates.

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King Tin Court Fung Shing Court

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Catalyzed by the construction of a new MTR station, our project addresses the common pattern of transitoriented development in Hong Kong by establishing a development framework that operates through a series of scalar interventions beginning with a central public axis and ending at the scale of the tower. The public axis serves as an organizational void similar to that of the Shing Mun River in the broader context of Sha Tin.

SHA TIN: organizing void of the river

TAI WAI SOUTH new district: linear park/public axis as organizing void

ACADEMIC WORK

[1] MTR CATALYST

[2] ZONES SEPARATED BY CENTRAL AXIS

Terrace bands alternate between “garden” and “urban” conditions in an ABAB pattern — a nonhierarchical and extendable system.

[4] ESTATE QUADRANTS

Urban bands are densified to house 6,000 units in 6 towers while garden bands disperse 6,000 units in 10 towers.

[16] TERRACED BANDS

[64] TOWERS

Urban towers sit atop podiums of public program whereas garden towers have public spaces and program embedded within the envelope at higher levels.

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The central axis connects Hong Kongâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s extensive transit network with the siteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s neighboring country park. The axis both unifies and organizes between 2 zones. A freeway farther uphill naturally subdivides the zones into 4 estate-sized quadrants. The landscape is broken down into 200ft-wide terraces as a necessary negotiation of the uphill terrain as well as to form an organizational logic at the estate scale.

ACADEMIC WORK

The central void is an overlay of circulation and informal gathering spaces that merges traditional urban squares (often purely transitory spaces) with the more specific open spaces with designated functions that are commonly found in public housing estates of Hong Kong. Circulation occurs at different speeds, rhythms and efficiencies via stairs, escalators and gently sloped terrain.

ACADEMIC WORK

S CALA R T R I A L S investigating the limits of horizontal symmetry as a formal strategy Site: n/a Fall 2012; Design Studio V Prof. Grant Alford

This siteless pavilion was the culmination of a semester-long study of the potentials of symmetry in architecture. Over the course of the semester we developed 5 projects ranging in scale from commercial infill to a city block, eventually choosing 1 of 5 to develop into the final. The pavilion explores how symmetry affects our experience of a space and how hierarchy can be inserted into an entirely egalitarian formal concept.

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RECOGNITION VS. EXPERIENCE OF SYMMETRY

BILATERAL VS. HORIZONTAL SYMMETRY

Bilateral symmetry is only experienced along a single axis. It is momentary and does not allow freedom in movement.

Horizontal symmetry is experienced across an expansive space and there is more freedom in movement.

SPATIAL REQUIREMENT: EXPANSE

SPATIAL REQUIREMENT: COMPLEXITY OF FORM

ENTRY

ENTRY VS. PATHPATH

ACADEMIC WORK

This pavilion is designed on the basis that humans are able to recognize symmetry in a space but are naturally drawn to the compositional moment where we can experience it; rendering the spatial expanse in which that moment occurs a more powerful zone. Typically, with bilateral symmetry, that space is linear and only exists along an axis. However, with horizontal symmetry, this experience of symmetry is spatially broader and allows more freedom of movement. In this pavilion, the exterior ground plane is the datum for the internal plane of symmetry. The idea of excavation is predicated on the notion that symmetry is more easily recognizable when the form is more irregular and complex. It is also more effective when we have a wide field of view as opposed to a narrow one. By manipulating radius and amplitude variables, different types of excavation produce different types of spaces.

Small radius Small + small radius amplitude + small amplitude Small Small radius radius ++small smallamplitude amplitude ie. service spaces ie. service spaces ie.ie.service servicespaces spaces

small radius + small amplitude = service spaces

Small radius + Small large amplitude radius + large amplitude Small Smallradius radius + +large largeamplitude amplitude ie. enlcosed public ie. enlcosed space public space ie.ie.enlcosed enlcosedpublic publicspace space

small radius + large amplitude = enclosed public space

Large radius + Large small amplitude radius + small amplitude Large Large radius radius+ +space small smallamplitude amplitude ie. open gathering ie. open space gathering ie.ie.open opengathering gatheringspace space

Large radius + Large large amplitude radius + large amplitude Large Large radius radius+spaces +large largeamplitude amplitude ie. large gathering ie. large spaces gathering

large radius + small amplitude = private gathering space

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EXHIBITION

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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

ACADEMIC WORK

EXPANSION OF PUBLIC SPACE

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16â&#x20AC;? = 1â&#x20AC;&#x2122;-0â&#x20AC;?

EXPANSION OF PUBLIC SPACE

GREAT ROOM FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16â&#x20AC;? = 1â&#x20AC;&#x2122;-0â&#x20AC;?

MASTER BEDROOM

DEPARTING FROM THE PLANE OF SYMMETRY

GREAT ROOM

BEDROOM Plane of symmetry at eye level.

MASTER BATHROOM MASTER BEDROOM

DEPARTING FROM THE PLANE OF SYMMETRY

BEDROOM Plane of symmetry at eye level. Manipulating the ground plane physically removes the viewer from the plane of symmetry.

MASTER BATHROOM

Manipulating the ground plane physically removes the viewer from the plane of symmetry.

BEDROOM

Manipulating the ceiling plane is more subtle and visually removes symmetry.

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PROJECT 1.1 // SUBURBAN HOME RENOVATION In an existing home, I experimented with how manipulations to the ground and ceiling plane could alter your perception of a space. Plane of symmetry at eye level.

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Private rooms excavated into ground to occupy larger volumes of space. BEDROOM

Manipulating the ground plane physically removes the PRIVATE viewer from the plane of symmetry, placing them above or below the datum.

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Project 1.3 // BOUTIQUE STORE To overcome the narrow proportions of this commercial infill site, I created the illusion of an expansive space to enhance the symmetrical experience by lining the facing walls with mirrors. RIGHT: Excerpts from the ARCH 401 studio publication â&#x20AC;&#x153;Figures of Space: Emphatic Formâ&#x20AC;?. Diagrams depicting early studies of the various forms of symmetry in architecture.

ACADEMIC WORK

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EMPHATIC OPERATION

At Versailles, monuments are placed at intersections of axes to establish organizational hierarchy by terminating the system.

REFERENCES Palace de Versailles, Versailles, France 1624-1710 Baroque City Planning (Florence, Rome, Paris, London) Classical Architecture

DESCRIPTION

Symmetry requires a transformation along an axis. A reflection creates a mirror image on the opposite side of the chosen axis of symmetry. The idea of axes of symmetry is infinite and they can be deployed across any scale. On any scale, reflection across an axis is nonhierarchical. In order to establish hierarchy, European city planners in the Baroque Period inserted monuments to terminate the system and act as destinations or points of orientation.

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Bramante; egalitarian

REFERENCES St. Peter’s Basilica, various, Rome, Italy 1506-1590 St. Peter’s Square, Lorenzo Bernini, Rome, Italy 16561667

Raphael; establishing hierarchy

DESCRIPTION

Symmetry requires a transformation along an axis. A reflection creates a mirror image on the opposite side of the chosen axis of symmetry. At St. Peter’s Basilica, bilateral symmetry was used as an organizational device, but also to establish hierarchy within an otherwise egalitarian system. Bramante’s original design centralized the Pope and did not give emphasis to his importance. By eliminating one of the axes and extending the basilica into the public square, Bernini constructed authority through a gradient of importance.

Michelangelo; strengthening hierarchy

Bermini; larger hierarchical gradient LEUNG, Priscilla and VOSS, Whitney

Symmetry

ACADEMIC WORK

OB L I Q U E M OT I O N typological cannibalism in Breitscheidplatz Site: Berlin, Germany Spring 2013; Design Studio VI Prof. Bryony Roberts

An elevated path slices through existing buildings and converts existing above-ground spaces to create a new, oblique movement experience through Breitscheidplatz. The path breathes new life into the plaza by slowing down and framing movement around the historical church whilst maintaining the existing pedestrian bias that runs diagonally across the plaza between the U-Bahn station and Kurfurstendamm.

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PEDESTRIAN FLOWS: EXISTING VS. PROPOSED

ROOM = SINGLE HEIGHT

ENTRY = DOUBLE HEIGHT

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ATRIUM = TRIPLE HEIGHT ATRIUM: triple-height ATRIUM: ATRIUM: triple-height triple-height

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The path cuts under and through existing structures at specific moments where a sectional shift occurs as you move obliquely between spaces. These moments of transition occur along the elevated path to signify a threshold between public and private realms. Spatially, the higher soffit/ceiling height, the greater the feeling of monumentality and associated level of publicness in a space. For example, atria and lobbies are always at least double height spaces. A subtle decrease in soffit height suggests an approach towards more private program; such as an outdoor dining space or the hotel lobby.

ACADEMIC WORK

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ACADEMIC WORK

The elevated path and insertion of a variety of program breathes new life into the plaza by giving more purpose to the public spaces and slowing down the overall speed of pedestrian movement.

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ACADEMIC WORK

PR H A R C H I V E design+build renovation for a local non-profit Site: Houston, TX Spring to Summer 2015 Prof. Danny Samuels + Jason Fleming In collaboration with Rice Building Workshop seminar – Grant Nunnelee, Tanvi Sharma, Katerina Wiltz, Cherry Lee, David Lee and Claire Chalifour.

A design+build renovation exercise through Rice Building Workshop for Project Row Houses, this archive renovation is meant to help PRH better organize and preserve its history of promoting the arts in Houston’s Third Ward. The new design improves the existing space by bringing more natural light through the depth of the room and more clearly defining spaces within the archive with the glass partition and “shotgun” style corridor.

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The new archive will feature more storage space for both day-to-day and archival purposes, new work stations as well as an artwork wall. All shelving and workstations are aligned to one side of the elongated room with a continuous work surface threading through the shelving. Design concluded in March 2015 and construction has been ongoing through the summer. The project will be completed and ready for occupation in August 2015.

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ACADEMIC WORK

For material continuity, the work top and end caps to the metal shelving are both made from solid maple butcherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s block. Construction proved to be a challenging experience since no surface in the space is level or plumb.

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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ACADEMIC WORK

S HOTGU N a research-based installation for the Rice Gallery Site: Rice University Art Gallery // Houston, TX August 2014 – January 2015 Prof. Jesús Vassallo In collaboration with Atelier Bow Wow, Rice Gallery, and members of the “Learning from Houston” seminar

Inspired by and in collaboration with Atelier Bow Wow from Tokyo, “Shotgun” is a house-like structure that brings together a semester of research and analysis on the shotgun house - a housing type unique to the American South that is named for its corridor-like layout that has a clear path (or shot) from front to back. Inside the Gallery, we built a near 1:1 scale prototype of multiple shotgun houses fused together.

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ACADEMIC WORK

With this project we sought to ignite conversation about preservation, affordable housing types and new possibilities for this historic type within the Houston landscape. Different groups investigated the social, economic and environmental forces at play with the shotgun house throughout history, its influence and role as the center of infrastructural and logistical relationships, as well as the evolution of the architectural type from its origins to its current manifestation in contemporary houses. Each arm of the installation houses a different aspect of our findings. I participated in the group responsible for preliminary design, massing studies and managing construction logistics such as framing details and material quantities.

PERSONAL WORK

CHI NQ UA P I N ST U D E NT C E NT E R Community consultation and schematic design for a non-profit private school’s campus expansion Site: Houston, TX November 2014 to May 2015 In collaboration with Tanvi Sharma and Gail Chen

Inspired by a public interest design conference we attended at Rice in October 2014, two of my classmates and I reached out to Chinquapin Preparatory School – a not-for-profit college preparatory school for low-income students in the Greater Houston area – to help them conduct studies for their upcoming campus expansion. The school is building a new combined girls’ boarding and dining hall facility and were looking to repurpose the current dining hall. We hosted a series of workshops with faculty, staff and students to understand their needs and presented a schematic proposal.

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STUDENT RESPONSES: What are your favorite spots on campus?

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GENERIC ROOM

TENNIS SOCCER TRACK GENERAL COACHING

8P-9P

BOYS INC

9P-10P

FIELDS/COURTS

STUDY HALL

7P-8P

OTHER

TOP; Workshop results ABOVE; High school students’ workshop

SPEECH & DEBATE

6P-7P

10P-11P

Easier RA Acess Quiet vs. Loud Faculty Lounge Storage closets Open study spaces

TUTORING

CROSS COUNTRY

SPORTS

2P-3P

NHS/JNHS

PERFORMING ARTS

1P-2P

Any other thoughts, comments, suggestions?

SECTION

12P-1P

Music Room Game Room Group Meeting Room Flex Lounge TV Room Dance Room Foosball Pool Ping Pong Faculty lounge Private study area 0

ARTS

10A-11A

If you were a Chinquapin student, what would you wish you had? (circle all that apply)

ACADEMIC

TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE teach planning/grading school responsibilities leisure/work out meals admin/meetings

If you have a regular meeting location, how could it be improved?

GIRLS INC LADIES OF CHINQUAPIN

11P-12A

INTERACT CLUB

SPECIALTY CLASSROOM

TIM’S CLASSROOM

PERSONAL WORK

Between November 2014 and May 2015, we organized 3 workshops – with the middle school students, high school students and faculty/staff – and met with Chinquapin administrators to better understand each stakeholder’s objective/vision. We determined that Chinquapin would be best served to convert the dining hall building into a multi-function student center, accomplishing the following: –– creates an indoor public gathering space for its students so that library can return to being a quiet study space. –– provides meeting space for extracurricular activities/clubs –– an adaptable space accommodates both loud and quiet activities as well as groups of any size.

Our proposal demolishes all interior walls (except for the bathroom) but does not touch the exterior. The proposed student center provides lots of flexible space to students ranging in volume levels from the arcade to the large lounge to small conference rooms, which would be ideal for group project meetings.

FLEX LOUNGE 1130 SQ FT

ELECTRICALPANELS REQUIRED EXIT

PERSONAL WORK

PHOTO G R A P H Y Documenting travel and capturing the hidden beauty of every day life since 2005. I use a Canon Rebel T2i.

Photography is an important hobby of mine and vital to my travel experiences on both academic and personal trips. My specific interests are in architectural and landscape photography; capturing patterns, form and geometry in our surrounding environment.

PRISCILLA LEUNG B.ARCH PORTFOLIO 2015

SERIALITY — Royal Collections Museum, Mansilla + Tuñón // Messe Basel, Herzog and de Meuron

UP — Factory Building on the Vitra Campus, SANAA // Millenium Bridge, Foster + Partners

HUMAN REFLECTIONS — Porto // Paris

PERSONAL WORK

During a recent studio trip to Hong Kong, I completed and self-published a documentary photography project called “Every Square Inch”; a visual commentary on the density and ensuing culture of spatial maximization that is evident through all aspects of life in Hong Kong. They say “time is money”, but so is space. Any surface is up for grabs.

LEFT: Select images from my award-winning entries to Morpholio’s EyeTime international photography competition in 2014.

Despite globalization and the ubiquitous 7/11, local businesses bear most of the brunt for all the visual clutter.

People Mountain, People Sea (人山人海) A Chinese idiom perfectly describes the pedestrian equivalent of bumperto-bumper traffic; a typical weekend at the markets in Mong Kok.

Restaurants, pawn shops, mechanics and electronic stores all compete in the same space.

Which real estate agent will a prospective tenant call?

A plumbing and piping company in Wan Chai exhibits extreme mastery of the art of spatial maximization.

By day, this elderly man repairs shoes and leather goods in front of an art supply store. By night, his “shop” disappears.

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Existing Original image ÂŠ Dezeen

Consented (December 2012)

Proposed (July 2013)

S OU T H B A N K TO WE R 719,000 sqft mixed use (office/residential/retail) Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Site: London, UK July 2013 to July 2014 In collaboration with Anabel Fernandez, Dennis Hill, Samuel Wilson, Jim Dunster, Chris Hill, Esther Jimenez Herraiz, Shirley Leung, Yheu-Shen Chua, Arti Gurjar, David Palomares and Brianne Hamilton

A mixed-use development involving the refurbishment, extension and programmatic transformation of a preservation-listed 1970s Brutalist office complex. KPF is adding 11 stories to the existing 30-storey tower and 3 to the 6-storey podium. There will be 193 new luxury apartments on Levels 11-41 whilst the remainder of the complex will remain as office space. I contributed to the delivery of construction document packages, coordination and construction administration for the residential program. The units are scheduled for occupation beginning in late 2015 through mid 2016.

PRISCILLA LEUNG B.ARCH PORTFOLIO 2015

808

532 112 1228 466 570 204 100 540

808

532

800 308

112

395

1228

542 108

980 153 100

MEP Engineer

Grontmij Architect 1 Bath Road, Maidenhea Kohn Pe Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Architect 23 Tel: +44 (0) 1628 Langl 7a598 London, Tel: (0) 2 Quantity Surveyor EC Harris - 34 York Regent Quarter Contracto London N1 9ABMace Fa 2000 Moo Tel: (0) 20 7812155 London, Tel: (0)20

466 570 204 100

REFER TO DEBA DRAWINGS

540

PLANT SWITCHPLATE FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR INTRUDER ALARM FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR DOOR ENTRY

800 308

708

Consultin

REFER TO DEBA DRAWINGS

AKT II 100 St Jo London E Tel: (0)20

395

1342

MEP Eng

IWS22

Grontmij 1 Bath R Berkshire Tel: +44

542 108

100 St John Street King's Re London EC1M 4EH CIT Real Fa 7777 Tel: (0)20 7250 7 Curzon Tel: (0) 2

105

IWS25 3 1612 1 5507

IWS21

367 158

IWS32

980 153 100

135040 1 28

FLEX OUTLET FOR COMBI OVEN/MICROWAVE

708

23 0

IWS20

13 30

105 367 158

1350

922

1264

3036

3 3 1 16

Consulting Structural and AKT II Client

REFER TO DEBA DRAWINGS

FLEX OUTLET FOR MICROWAVE

500

922

1264

3100

3036 3 13 16 3 1613

POP UP SOCKET TOWER

PLANT SWITCHPLATE FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR INTRUDER ALARM FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR DOOR ENTRY

83 40 1 2

90 00 1

POP UP SOCKET TOWER

09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00

1 5507

3 3 1 16

16 6 13

10 BED 3/STUDY 36

221A

KPF-DR-0160 series For General Arrangement Plan KPF-DR-1610 series For Wall Types / Partition Details KPF-DR-2200 series For Floor Details KPF-DR-0724 series For Floor/Ceiling Sandwich Details KPF-DR-1050 series For Ceiling Details KPF-DR-2210 series For Door Details KPF-DR-5400 series For Bathroom Layout & Details KPF-DR-5500 series For Kitchen Layout & Details KPF-DR-5600 series For Wardrobes Details KPF-DR-5700 series For Internal Stair Details

FLEX OUTLET FOR COMBI OVEN/MICROWAVE

IWS38

Refer to:

FLEX OUTLET FOR MICROWAVE

IWS27

5 34

7 1611

Issue

Key Plan

KT_08 D-08

3 13 16

224A

222A

IWS38

Quantity For Construction EC Harri For Construction Regent Q For Construction London For Construction Tel: (0) 2 For 3800 Constru For Construction For WP 4445 Ten For WP 4445 Ten For 3800 Tender Stage E

09 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 00 No.

PATRESS LOCATION (IN ADDITION TO SERVICE CUPBOARDS). REFER TO KPF-DR-1610 FOR WALL TYPES MDF PANELLING. FINISH TO MATCH ADJACENT MEP CUPBOARD DOORS

1342

IWS56

NOTE: REFER TO GRONTMIJ'S SCHEMATICS FOR POWER AND DATA PROVISION IN MEP CUPBOARDS

No.

FLOOR FINISHES AND SMALL POWER TYPE AT17 @ LEVELS 20 TO 29

F F F F F F F F F St

Iss

Key Plan

Date

KPF-SH-005 Apartment Type Schedule KPF-SH-006 Finishes Schedule KPF-SH-007 Door Schedule KPF-SH-008 Bathroom Schedule KPF-SH-009 Kitchen Schedule KPF-SH-010 Wardrobes Schedule

500

3100 237 1027 326 76 637

3 1613

205 100 1412 100 344

2236 290 100 510 1780

7 1611

PLANT SWITCH PLATE. REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fa

237 1027 326 76 637 205 100 1412 100 344

2236 290 100 510 1780

20A SPN ISOLATOR FOR AV RACK SUPPLY

Kohn Pedersen Fox Asso Architects & Planning Co 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fa

Contractor

IWS45

BT_15

4 1622

IWS38

JUNCTION BOX

IWS46 IWS20

IWS32

6977 10 BED 3/STUDY 36

22 16 5

KPF-SH-005 Apartment Type Schedule KPF-SH-006 Finishes Schedule KPF-SH-007 Door Schedule KPF-SH-008 Bathroom Schedule KPF-SH-009 Kitchen Schedule KPF-SH-010 Wardrobes Schedule

JB 20A

IWS21

IWS27

D-08

1-2 1613

IWS49

IWS32

KT_08

2438

AT17

919 IWS32

Architect

REFER TO DEBA DRAWINGS

IWS46

3 1612

IWS32

242

King's Reach Estates Lltd CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London Tel: (0) 20 7667 7728 Fa

IWS45

IWS25

4 1622

KPF-DR-0160 series For General Arrangement Plan KPF-DR-1610 series For Wall Types / Partition Details KPF-DR-2200 series For Floor Details KPF-DR-0724 series For Floor/Ceiling Sandwich Details KPF-DR-1050 series For Ceiling Details PLYWOOD UNDER JOINERY/KITCHEN SET KPF-DR-2210 series For Door Details FLUSH WITH FFL KPF-DR-5400 series For Bathroom Layout & Details KPF-DR-5500 series For Kitchen Layout & Details KPF-DR-5600 series For Wardrobes Details KPF-DR-5700 series For Internal Stair Details

IWS38

IWS22

21 BT_14

IWS56

16 6 13

F1.7 Refer to:

3000

FLOOR BOX CONTAINING 2 GANG 13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET SWITCHED AND 5 AMP LIGHTING SOCKET REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014

1491

5 1613

BED 2

FLOOR BOX CONTAINING 13 POWER AMP SOCKET AND 5 AMP LIGHTING SOCKET

942

6977

WINTER GARDEN

22 16 5

224A

LIGHTING CONTROL WIRED KEY PLATE 13A

IWS32

4 1622

1-2 1613

IWS45

116 806

3325

8 1622

VIDEO ENTRY PHONE LIGHTING CONTROL 'WIRELESS' KEY PLATE

F1.5

IWS32

4 1622

2680

F1.3

REFER TO DETAIL A AT GMJ-SC-V-6014 PATRESS LOCATION (IN ADDITION TO SERVICE CUPBOARDS). MEDIA OUTLET 2 BEDROOM TV PT M2 REFER TO KPF-DR-1610 FORTO WALL TYPES REFER DETAIL B AT GMJ-SC-V-6014 MDF PANELLING. FINISH TO MATCH ADJACENT MEP CUPBOARDM3 DOORS MEDIA OUTLET 3 FOR HOME OFFICE

IWS32

AT17

Client

139 826

1598 BT_15

5 1612

FUSED/ SWITCHED NOTE: REFER TO GRONTMIJ'S SCHEMATICS FOR SPUR POWER AND DATA PROVISION INMEDIA MEP CUPBOARDS OUTLET 1 LIVING AREA TV PT M1

BED 1

2438

IWS49

1612 5

7 1611

PLANT SWITCH PLATE. REFER TO UNIT GMJ-SC-V-6014 CONNECTION PLYWOOD UNDER JOINERY/KITCHEN SET F1.2 FLUSH WITH FFL

9 1612

5 1613

IWS20

IWS32

116

827

IWS46

4 1622 5 1622

FLOOR BOX CONTAINING 2 GANG 13 OUTLET AMP SOCKET 13 AMP SOCKET SWITCHED 1 GANG OUTLET SWITCHED AND 5 AMP LIGHTING SOCKET 13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET SWITCHED 2 GANG REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014 5 AMP ROUND PIN OUTLET 1 GANG 5AMP JUNCTION BOX FAN ISOLATION SWITCH 20A SPN ISOLATOR FOR AV RACK SUPPLY KITCHEN ISOLATION GRID SWITCHES & FUSES REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014, KPF-DR-5551

2680

8 1622

20A

DISTRIBUTION BOARD FLOOR BOX CONTAINING 13 POWER AMP SOCKET AND 5 AMP LIGHTING SOCKET FLEX OUTLET PLATE

BED 2

3000

242

IWS46

5 1612

SMALL POWER/DATA KEY

LIGHTING CONTROL WIRED KEY PLATE 13A

FOR THRESHOLD DETAILS REFER TO KPF-DR-2200 5ASERIES

F1.1

LIGHTING CONTROL 'WIRELESS' KEY PLATE

FLOOR FINISHES KEY F1.5

F1.7

20A SPN ISOLATOR FOR AV RACK SUPPLY

5 1613

2680IWS45

21 BT_14

45 38 100 55 2497 512 919 857 1491 1823

773 942

IWS32

2680 116 806

3325

5 1612

VIDEO ENTRY PHONE

100 665

218

220

1612 5

MEDIA OUTLET 3 FOR HOME OFFICE

575

WINTER GARDEN

4 1622

222

BED 1

1340

4 1622

MEDIA OUTLET 2 BEDROOM TV PT REFER TO DETAIL B AT GMJ-SC-V-6014

9 1611

2680

MEDIA OUTLET 1 LIVING AREA TV PT REFER TO DETAIL A AT GMJ-SC-V-6014

2680

F1.3

IWS32

5 1622

FAN ISOLATION SWITCH KITCHEN ISOLATION GRID SWITCHES & FUSES REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014, KPF-DR-5551 FUSED/ SWITCHED SPUR

223

300

1340

2680

5 AMP ROUND PIN OUTLET 1 GANG

CONNECTION UNIT

IWS32

139 826

1598

9 1612

5 1612

13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET SWITCHED 2 GANG

F1.2

857

IWS32

13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET SWITCHED 1 GANG

5AMP

116 827

2497

IWS20

FLEX OUTLET PLATE

F1.1

773

1823

4 1622

20A SPN ISOLATOR FOR AV RACK SUPPLY

DISTRIBUTION BOARD

FOR THRESHOLD DETAILS REFER TO KPF-DR-2200 SERIES

575

45 38 100 55 512

5 1613

2680

SMALL POWER/DATA KEY

1340

FLOOR FINISHES KEY

100 665

300 9 1611

2680

1340

FLOOR PLANS contain information such as floor finishes, internal wall types, small power, set out dimensions of internal partitions and call out details.

218

220

222

223

4 1612

The tower has 33 apartment types and 193 total units ranging from 500 to 3500sqft.

4 1612

23/08/2013

222A

Scale

1:50 @ A1 Project No.

377

7 1611

Drawn By

221A

Tower Reside AT17, Levels PREMIER

KPF-DR

ALL RENDERINGS BY UNIFORM LTD. 1

FLOOR FINISHES AND SMALL POWER

Date

TYPE AT17 @ LEVELS 20 TO 29

23/08/20 Scale

1:50 @ A Project No.

377

Drawn By

Towe AT17 PREM

PROFESSIONAL WORK

670 301 591 369

Fax: (0)20

MEP Engineer

Grontmij Road, Maidenhead 1 BathCONNECTIONS FUSED UNIT AQ L6 4UNIT e, SCOIL shirFAN BerkFOR Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

Quantity Surveyor

EC Harris

t Quarter - 34 York Way RegenCONNECTIONS FUSED UNIT 9ABUNIT N1COIL on FAN LondFOR FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR 000 Fax: (0) 12 2UNIT ) 20 78VENT Tel: (0HOUSE WHOLE

LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL + WIRELESS CONTROL REPEATER FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR CALORIFIER

8 12

45 8

8 45 8

D SI ER

05 TH

04 03 02 01 00

L LA Y 40 58 ER 0 5 T

10 6 50

8 45

No.

For Construction For 3800 Construction For Construction For 3800 Tender Stage E Issue

Key Plan

222A

221A

SA 55 CR 5 IFI C 40 IA 0

O 10 EIT 05 H E

Y 40 58 ER 0 5 T

10 6 50

8 12

LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL + WIRELESS CONTROL REPEATER FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR CALORIFIER

and Civil E

F TY CU PE 01

735 224 789 128

F TY CU PE 01

389

423

392

FUSED CONNECTIONS UNIT FOR FAN COIL UNIT FUSED CONNECTION UNIT FOR WHOLE HOUSE VENT UNIT

C1M 4EH n EDEBA LondoTO REFER DRAWINGS Tel: (0)20 7250 7777

F TY CU PE 01

x x

1280

JUNCTION BOX FOR Consulting Structural FUTURE BATHROOM II AKTELECTRICAL POD CONNECTION 100 St John Street

1097 33

591 369 735 224

1097 33

789 128 423

2027

2291

560 207 400 173

670 301

366 364 979

551

2027

Associates Architects & Planning Consultan 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fax: (0) 2

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fax: (0)20

FUSED CONNECTIONS UNIT FOR FAN COIL UNIT

392

342 51 613

1333

371 977

2129

325 1348

342

51 613

1333

371 977

2129 551

1200

1400

2291

389

500

1000

FCU TYPE 04

3 293

500

3100MM GRILLE

FCU TYPE 04

JUNCTION BOX FOR Architect FUTURE BATHROOM n Pedersen Fox KohELECTRICAL POD CONNECTION

500

1600

3 293

1400 500

1200

JUNCTION BOX FOR FUTURE BATHROOM POD ELECTRICAL CONNECTION REFER TO DEBA DRAWINGS

King's Reach Estates Lltd. CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London W1J 5 7728 Fax: (0) 2

0 7667 ) 2DEBA Tel: (0TO REFER DRAWINGS

Contractor

BT_15

1168

1000

700MM GRILLE

500

1168

6 1050

3100MM GRILLE

500

849

BT_15

REFER TO DEBA DRAWINGS JUNCTION BOX FOR FUTURE BATHROOM POD ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

BT_14

0 1601050

500

1400MM GRILLE

1108

5 1050

1280

KPF-DR-0160 series For General Arrangement Plan KPF-DR-1610 series For Wall Types / Partition Details KPF-DR-0160 series For General Arrangement Plan KPF-DR-2200 series For Floor Details KPF-DR-1610 series For Wall Types / Partition Details KPF-DR-0724 series For Floor/Ceiling Sandwich Details KPF-DR-2200 series For Floor Details series For Ceiling Details KPF-DR-0724 series For Floor/Ceiling SandwichKPF-DR-1050 Details KPF-DR-2210 series For Door Details KPF-DR-1050 series For Ceiling Details KPF-DR-5400 series For Bathroom Layout & Details KPF-DR-2210 series For Door Details KPF-DR-5500 series For Kitchen Layout & Details KPF-DR-5400 series For Bathroom Layout & Details KPF-DR-5600 series For Wardrobes Details KPF-DR-5500 series For Kitchen Layout & Details KPF-DR-5700 series For Internal Stair Details KPF-DR-5600 series For Wardrobes Details KPF-DR-5700 series For Internal Stair Details KPF-SH-005 Apartment Type Schedule KPF-SH-006 Finishes Schedule KPF-SH-005 Apartment Type Schedule KPF-SH-007 Door Schedule KPF-SH-006 Finishes Schedule KPF-SH-008 Bathroom Schedule KPF-SH-007 Door Schedule KPF-SH-009 Kitchen Schedule KPF-SH-008 Bathroom Schedule KPF-SH-010 Wardrobes Schedule KPF-SH-009 Kitchen Schedule KPF-SH-010 Wardrobes Schedule

849

6 1050

224A

Refer to:

849

2680

2680 TR

BT_14

1168

2 1050

Client

2 1050

700MM GRILLE

1108

1168

2680

2 1050

849

3451

1400MM GRILLE

2680

1400

REFLECTED CEILING PLANS contain information on the precise location of drop ceilings/bulkheads, lighting, fan coil units, ventilation grilles, sprinklers and smoke detectors.

2 1050

224A

Refer to:

3451 1950

1950

849

2 1050

APTS APTS

FOR CEILING DETAILS REFER TO KPF-DR-1000 SERIES FOR CEILING DETAILS REFER TO KPF-DR-1000 SERIES FOR CEILING DETAILS REFER TO KPF-DR-1000 SERIES FOR CEILING DETAILS REFER TO KPF-DR-1000 SERIES H L01 CEILING LIGHT L1 - (single recessed downlight) C 2600MM CEILING HEIGHT L01 CEILING LIGHT L1 - (single recessed downlight) AT H H C TO LIVING AREAS AND BEDROOMS 2600MM CEILING HEIGHT L02 CEILING LIGHT L2 - (double flush-recessed downlight) O AT N H TO LIVING AREAS AND BEDROOMS L02 CEILING LIGHT L2 - (double flush-recessed downlight) O N L03 CEILING LIGHT L3 - (IP rated bathroom light) 2700MM CEILING HEIGHT L03 CEILING LIGHT L3 - (IP rated bathroom light) WIRING FOR FUTURE INSTALLATION OF PENDANT LIGHT 100MM RECESS IN 2600MM CEILING 2700MM CEILING HEIGHT L04 PROVISION ON PLYWOOD PATRICE IN CEILING WIRING FOR FUTURE INSTALLATION OF PENDANT LIGHT 100MM RECESS IN 2600MM CEILING L04 PROVISION ON PLYWOOD PATRICE IN CEILING L05 FEATURE STRIP LIGHTING L05 2350MM CEILING HEIGHT FOR SERVICES INCL. FCUs TO L05 HALLWAYS, L05 FEATURE STRIP LIGHTING 2350MM CEILING HEIGHT L06 L06 IP RATED STRIP LIGHTING TO BATHROOMS KITCHEN AND BATHROOMS FOR SERVICES INCL. FCUs TO HALLWAYS, L06 L06 IP RATED STRIP LIGHTING TO BATHROOMS KITCHEN AND BATHROOMS L07 L07 BATHROOM JOINERY STRIP LIGHTING L07 L07 BATHROOM JOINERY STRIP LIGHTING L08 L08 WARDROBE STRIP LIGHTING on door contact or PIR sensor 2500MM CEILING HEIGHT L08 L08 WARDROBE STRIP LIGHTING on door contact or PIR sensor WARDROBE LIGHTING TO BE PROVIDED BY WARDROBE SUPPLIER, 100MM RECESS IN 2350MM CEILING 2500MM CEILING HEIGHT WARDROBE LIGHTING TO BE PROVIDED BYCOMPLETE WARDROBE SUPPLIER, 100MM RECESS IN 2350MM CEILING WITH LOCAL DOOR SWITCHES. ELECTRICAL COMPLETE WITH LOCAL DOOR SWITCHES.CONTRACTOR ELECTRICAL TO PROVIDE CONNECTION POINT FROM LIGHTING NO CEILING - MEP CUPBOARD CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CONNECTION POINT FROM CIRCUIT FORLIGHTING FINAL CONNECTION BY WARDROBE SUPPLIER. REMOVABLE ACCESS PANEL / WARDROBE CARCASS NO CEILING - MEP CUPBOARD CIRCUIT FOR FINAL CONNECTIONL09 BY WARDROBE SUPPLIER. REMOVABLE ACCESS PANEL / WARDROBE CARCASS L09 KITCHEN JOINERY LIGHTING L09 L09 KITCHEN JOINERY LIGHTING LIGHTING BELOW KITCHEN WALL CUPBOARDS TO BE PROVIDED LIGHTING BELOW KITCHEN WALL CUPBOARDS TO BE PROVIDED FAN-COILS AND ACCESS PANELS BY KITCHEN SUPPLIER, INCLUDING LOCAL SWITCH ELECTRICAL FAN-COILS AND ACCESS PANELS BY KITCHEN SUPPLIER, INCLUDING LOCAL CONTRACTOR SWITCH ELECTRICAL TO PROVIDE CONNECTION FROM LIGHTING CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CONNECTION FROM LIGHTING 1200 1500 CIRCUIT FOR FINAL CONNECTION BY KITCHEN INSTALLER. 1200 1500 CIRCUIT FOR FINAL CONNECTION BY KITCHEN INSTALLER. PIR P L10 CEILING PIR SENSOR FCU FCU P PIR TYPE FCU FCU 02L10 CEILING PIR SENSOR TYPE 01 L11 L11 - STRIP LIGHT IN MEP CUPBOARD ON PIR/DOOR CONTACT TYPE 02 TYPE 01 L11 L11 - STRIP LIGHT IN MEP CUPBOARD ON PIR/DOOR CONTACT 5AMP 5 AMP ROUND PIN OUTLET 1 GANG 5AMP 5 AMP ROUND PIN OUTLET 1 GANG SPRINKLER SPRINKLER EXTRACT EXTRACT 1700 2000 1700 2000 SP SPEAKER SP SPEAKER 1200 1200 SMOKE DETECTOR 1200 1200 FCU FCU SMOKE DETECTOR FCU FCU TYPE 03 TYPE 03 HEAT DETECTOR TYPE 03 TYPE 03 HEAT DETECTOR PIR P CEILING PIR SENSOR PIR P CEILING PIR SENSOR JB JUNCTION BOX (GENERAL) JB JUNCTION BOX (GENERAL) CSU ELECTRICAL CONSUMER UNIT 3400 CSU ELECTRICAL CONSUMER UNIT BLIND (FUTURE) CONNECTION POINT 20MM DIA PVC CONDUIT 3400 BC EACH CONNECTION POINT TO BE INSTALLED ABOVE BLIND (FUTURE) CONNECTION POINT 20MMFROM DIA PVC CONDUIT BC 900 900 CEILING C/W DRAW WIRE TO ELECTRICAL CUPBOARD FROM EACH CONNECTION POINT TO BE INSTALLED ABOVE 900 900 CEILING C/W DRAW WIRE TO ELECTRICAL CUPBOARD 20mm PVC CONDUIT INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN x ADJACENT BLIND BOXES 20mm PVC CONDUIT INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN x ADJACENT BLIND BOXES FCU BCM BLIND CONTROL MODULE FCU TYPE 04a BCM BLIND CONTROL MODULE LCM LIGHTING CONTROL MODULE TYPE 04a FCU LCM LIGHTING CONTROL MODULE FCU TYPE 04 REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014 TYPE 04 REFER TO GMJ-SC-V-6014 NOTE: LIGHTING IN BATHROOMS TO BE PROVIDED BY BATHROOM NOTE: LIGHTING IN BATHROOMS TO BE PROVIDED BY BATHROOM POD SUPPLIED TO LOCAL JUNCTION BOX TO LIGHT SWITCH POD SUPPLIED TO LOCAL JUNCTION BOX TO LIGHT SWITCH 1400 1400

1400

2 1050

2680

LIGHTING PLAN KEY

1957

849

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN KEY REFLECTED CEILING PLAN KEY LIGHTING PLAN KEY

355 368 45 248 60 45 340 355 368 45 832 1803 567 465 955 1957 832 1803 SACRIFICIAL LAYER TO THIS SIDE SACRIFICIAL LAYER TO THIS SIDE

300 248 567

60 465

45 340 955

1340

300

221A

RCP's AND LIGHTING RCP's AND LIGHTING 1 TYPE AT17 @ LEVELS 20 TO 26

Date

TYPE AT17 @ LEVELS 20 TO 26

30/08/2013 Scale

1:50 @ A1 Project No.

377

Drawn By

Tower Residential AT17, Levels 20-2 PREMIER N

KPF-DR-5

PRISCILLA LEUNG B.ARCH PORTFOLIO 2015

Tower Section, Levels 20-31 IN ABEYANCE

223

216

218

220

222

210

212

214

209

205

207

203

202

201

NEW FLOORS

2600

895

LEVEL 32 FFL +113.884m

2600

895

LEVEL 31 FFL +110.389m

2600

748

LEVEL 30 FFL +106.894m

PARTIALLY RETAINED/NEW FLOORS

2600

748

LEVEL 29 FFL +103.546m

2600

748

LEVEL 28 FFL +100.198m

2600

748

LEVEL 27 FFL +96.850m

1 0293

2600

748

LEVEL 26 FFL +93.502m

2600

748

LEVEL 25 FFL +90.154m

748

LEVEL 24 FFL +86.806m

2600 2600

748

LEVEL 23 FFL +83.458m

2600

748

LEVEL 22 FFL +80.110m

AT13

LEVEL 21 FFL +76.762m

748

AT18

AT14

2600

1 0292

9 8 7

LEVEL 20 FFL +73.414m

6 hole at L20 only

WINTER GARDEN

AT16

BEDROOM

AT15

BATHROOM POD INTERNAL CORRIDOR AT16

MAIN STAIR

LIFT LOBBY

FPL1

PL9

BATHROOM POD

King's Reach Estates Lltd. CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London W1J 5HG Tel: (0) 20 7667 7728 Fax: (0) 20 7667 7770

DINING/LIVING ROOM

Architect

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC Architects & Planning Consultants 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fax: (0) 207 497 1175

SECTION N3, LEVELS 20-31 SCALE: 1:75

KEY PLAN

SCALE: 1:500

Contractor

KEY PLAN - AT17

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fax: (0)20 3522 3021

SCALE: 1:200

02 01 00

04.03.14

5 0726

For Construction For 3800 Construction For Construction

1:75 @ A1

Tower Residential Section Levels 20 to 31 Premier Apartments LEVEL 22 FFL +80.110m

7 0724

2 1050

MEP Engineer

Grontmij 1 Bath Road, Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

Quantity Surveyor

EC Harris Regent Quarter - 34 York Way London N1 9AB Tel: (0) 20 7812 2000 Fax: (0) 20 7812 2001

15.04.14 28.03.14 04.03.14

KPF-DR-0291

Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers

AKT II 100 St John Street London EC1M 4EH Tel: (0)20 7250 7777 Fax: (0)20 7250 7555

218

220

222

223

748

Client

748

AT17

5 4 3

AT17

C1.1

F2.0

2350

2600

2700

3348

In addition to apartment plans, I was also responsible for drafting typical sections for each of the 4 apartment specification types – Classic, Premier, Premier Plus and Penthouses. Each type corresponded to different wall, ceiling, bathroom, kitchen and facade details.

EXISTING FLOORS

01 00

No.

For Construction For Construction 3800

Issue

15.04.1 04.03.1 Date

Key Plan

F1.2

LEVEL 21 FFL +76.762m

2 2201

WINTER GARDEN

INTERNAL CORRIDOR

BEDROOM

BATHROOM POD

MAIN STAIR

3 2200

Date

04.03.14

Scale

TYPICAL APARTMENT SECTION N3 - PREMIER

1 Typical “premier” Apartment Section SCALE: 1:20

1:20 @ A1

Project No.

377

Drawn By

Tower Residential Typical Section Premier Apartments

KPF-DR-0292

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Typical KITCHEN DETAILS SHEET

213

215

Client

King's Reach Estates Lltd. CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London W1J 5HG Tel: (0) 20 7667 7728 Fax: (0) 20 7667 7770

500MM DOWNSTAND BEAM ABOVE

Architect

700MM DOWNSTAND BEAM ABOVE

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC Architects & Planning Consultants 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fax: (0) 207 497 1175

Contractor

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fax: (0)20 3522 3021

Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers AKT II

100 St John Street London EC1M 4EH Tel: (0)20 7250 7777 Fax: (0)20 7250 7555

MEP Engineer

Grontmij 1 Bath Road, Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

D-05

SERVICE RISER

INT. MIN 655

Quantity Surveyor

EC Harris Regent Quarter - 34 York Way London N1 9AB Tel: (0) 20 7812 2000 Fax: (0) 20 7812 2001

IWS49

INT. MIN 1700

SLAB HOLE AT L20 ONLY

EXT. MAX 2285 INT. MIN 1300

EXT. MAX 2285

BT_09a

01 00 No.

For Construction Information Issue

18.10.13 05.09.13 Date

INT. MIN 395

Key Plan

TJ SERVICE RISER

INT. MIN 800

INT. MIN 1700 EXT. MAX 2830

INT. MIN 900 EXT. MAX 900

Date

Typical BATHROOM DETAIL DRAWING 05/09/13 Scale

1:10 @ A1

BT_09a Plan SCALE: 1:10 @A1

Maximum outer perimeter of prefabricated bathrooms NOTES: 1. Minimum internal dimensions exclude 15mm wall finishes. 2. Lightweight partitions should receive a minimum of 18mm WBP panel reinforcement or equivalent for immediate firm fixing and support for adaptations such as grab rails, within a height band of 300mm and 1800mm measured from FFL. 3. Please refer to 5100 series (1:50) for RCP's, lighting and small power. 4. Grid line position shown for Levels 20 to 26 only. Refer to KPF-DR-165 to KPF-DR-167 for grid line position at Levels 27-29.

Project No.

377

Drawn By

Bathroom Types BT-09a PREMIER

Grontmij 1 Bath Road, Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

Quantity Surveyor 150

EC Harris CL Quarter - 34 York Way Regent

9AB London 226mm M2N1 Plate

SP11 Media plate M1 (A)

Tel: (0) 20 7812 2000 Fax: (0) 20 7812 2001

213mm M2 Back Box B

1800

439mm M1 Back Box A 450mm M1 Plate

MEP Engineer

50x25x1.5 stainless 50inch TVhollow section steel open at both ends. Bedded in fire/acoustic putty

dia joinery unit

FFL

SP11 Media plate M1 (A)

Centre line defined in plans

C L

FFL

Centre line defined in plans

06 05 04 03 02 01 00

C L

Media joinery unit

09.07.14 21.05.14 16.05.14 28.03.14 28.02.14 31.01.14 23.08.13

For Construction For 3800 Construction For Construction For 3800 Construction For Construction For Construction Stage E

MEDIA UNIT- LIVING AREA TV POINT M1- CONFIGURATION A

C L

439mm M1 Back Box A 450mm M1 Plate

Centre line defined in plans

12.5mm wallboard and skin coat

SP11 Media plate M1 (A)

850

1:10 @ A1

300

MEDIA UNIT- LIVING AREA TV POINT M1- CONFIGURATION B 450 above FFL

SP11 Single Socket and Brush Apperture 50x25x1.5 stainless steel hollow section open at both ends. Bedded in fire/acoustic putty

50x25x1.5 stainless steel hollow section open at both ends. Bedded in fire/acoustic putty

Media joinery unit

No.

1:10 @ A1

Issue

Date

Key Plan

500

32inch TV

850

250mm

RTMENTS

+1100mm Top edge of switches

SP11 Single Socket and Brush Aperture

min. 50

M3 PLATE G +450mm Underside edge of Plate G 320mm

Media joinery unit

ll cable channel to

Date

23/08/2013 1:10 @ A1 Project No.

377

Drawn By

FFL

EJ/PL

Tower Residential - CLASSIC APARTMENTS Partition 4SetFLOORBOX Out 1:10 @ A1 Small Power Sheet 2

FLOORBOX - PREMIER APARTMENTS

Pocket Door Structural Opening (if applicable)

1:10 @ A1

Bedroom Media (M3)M3 MEDIA UNITUnit - POINT

Bedroom Media Unit (M2)POINT M2 (PLATE B) MEDIA UNIT - BEDROOM

1:10 @ A1

Typical floorbox set out in Classic

CLASSIC & PREMIER

Apartments KPF-DR-1613

1:10 @ A1

NOTE 1. For media plate arrangements M1 (Detail A), M2 (Detail B), & M3 (Plate G) refer to GMJ-SC-V-6014 © 2014 KOHN PEDERSEN FOX ASSOCIATES PC. All rights reserved. NOTE 2-5. Set out power & data sockets u/s 450mm AFFL, with sockets required for TV points to centre 850mm AFFL. Allow for in wall cable channel to connect upper and lower socket positions. Positions to be verified by services consultant. 60" TV to centre 1100mm AFFL on media unit, 50" TV to centre 1025mm AFFL on media unit, TBC by services consultant. Allow 1200mm(w) x 1800mm(h) plywood reinforcement behind plasterboard for ease of fixing. Lifetime Homes Standard 16 - Switches, Sockets, Ventilation & Service Controls should be at a height usable for all, between 450 and 1200mm from FFL (Part M Req). NOTE 6. For M2 sockets (to TV point in bedrooms) locate all sockets at +850mm above FFL (C/L) For M3 sockets (to desk areas) lcoate all sockets at +450mm from FFL to underside of socket outlets NOTE 7-9. Set floor box with this principle to either left of the column or to the right of the column. Floor box cable lid to open to side of room. TYPE 1 - WHERE THERE IS AT LEAST 300MM CLEAR SPACE ON OPENING SIDE OF DOOR Set out sockets & switches min. 150mm from architrave to centre line of face plate. Where there is less than 500mm clear, centre the sockets on the wall. 450mm to underside of sockets & 1100mm to top of lighting keypads from FFL. At main entrances, 1200mm to top edge of video entry panel and 990mm to top of lighting keypads. Lifetime Homes Standard 16 - Switches, sockets, ventilation & service controls should be at a height usable for all, between 450 and 1200mm from FFL (Part M Req).

TYPE 2 - WHERE THERE IS LESS THAN 300MM CLEAR SPACE ON OPENING SIDE OF DOOR Set out sockets & switches 1000mm (max) from face of door / wall to centre line of face plate. Ensure there is at least 150mm from end of wall/door 450mm to underside of sockets & 1100mm to top of lighting keypads from FFL. At main entrances, 1200mm to top edge of video entry panel and 990mm to top of lighting keypads. Lifetime Homes Standard 16 - Switches, sockets, ventilation & service controls should be at a height usable for all, between 450 and 1200mm from FFL (Part M Req).

+1200 Top edge of Video Entry Panel (Entrance door only)

C L

+990 Top edge of switches

C L

450mm to underside of sockets & 1100mm to top of lighting keypads from FFL. Lifetime Homes Standard 16 - Switches, sockets, ventilation & service controls should be at a height usable for all, between 450 and 1200mm from FFL (Part M Req).

Client

DOUBLE SOCKET

King's Reach Estates Lltd. CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London W1J 5HG Tel: (0) 20 7667 7728 Fax: (0) 20 7667 77

or 150mm from adj.door

C L C L

C L

+1100 Top edge of switches

+990 Top edge of switches

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (If shown in this location on small power layouts) +0 FFL

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets DOUBLE (If shown in this SOCKET location on small power layouts) +0 FFL

+1100 Top edge of switches

min. 50mm

TH C C C

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (If shown in this location on small power layouts)

DOUBLE SOCKET

204.0mm

+0 FFL

GENERALLY, CENTER SOCKETS ON WALL, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED ON SMALL POWER LAYOUTS

SWITCH IN BEDROOM DIMENSION TO SIDE OF STRUCTURAL OPENING

C L

SOCKETS & SWITCHES ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

min 450mm

ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

min 450mm

Facade

SOCKETS & SWITCHES ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

Contractor

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fax: (0)20 3522 302

Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers

AKT II 100 St John Street London EC1M 4EH Tel: (0)20 7250 7777 Fax: (0)20 7250 755

+0 FFL

SOCKETS CLOSE TO THE FACADE

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC Architects & Planning Consultants 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fax: (0) 207 497 11

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (If shown in this location on small power layouts)

+0 FFL

SOCKETS & SWITCHES

Architect

C L

+1100 Top edge of switches

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (If shown in this location on small power layouts)

Door Structural Opening

WHERE CLEAR WALL SPACE > 300MM - LOCATE SOCKETS NEXT TO DOOR

+0 FFL

C L min. 50mm

min 150mm

min 150mm from wall

min 150mm from wall or door edge

WHERE CLEAR WALL <300MM LOCATE SOCKETS ON ADJACENT WALL

Winter Garden doors SOCKETS AT WINTER GARDENS

MEP Engineer

Grontmij 1 Bath Road, Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

Quantity Surveyor

SOCKETS & SWITCHES

EC Harris Regent Quarter - 34 York Way London N1 9AB Tel: (0) 20 7812 2000 Fax: (0) 20 7812 20

ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

WHERE CLEAR WALL SPACE < 300MM LOCATE SOCKETS ON OPPOSITE WALL C L

1:10 @ A1

determined by position of adjacent encasements

+1200 Top edge of Video Entry Panel (Entrance door only)

MEDIA UNIT

Lifetime Homes Standard 16 - Switches, sockets, ventilation & service controls should be at a height usable for all, between 450 and 1200mm from FFL (Part M Req).

min 150mm from wall or door edge

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (If shown in this location on small power layouts) +0 FFL

450mm to underside of sockets & 1100mm to top of lighting keypads from FFL. At main entrances, 1200mm to top edge of video entry panel and 990mm to top of lighting keypads.

Set out sockets & switches min. 150mm from architrave to centre line of face plate. Where there is less than 500mm clear, centre the sockets on the wall.

1,000mm from leaf

150mm

+990 Top edge of switches

Set out sockets & switches min.1000mm from face of door / wall to centre line of face plate.

FFL

SOCKETS AND SWITCHES - GENERAL RULES

1000mm from leaf (max)

if space < 500MM, centre on wall

+1200 Top edge of Video Entry Panel (Entrance door only)

TYPE 3 - WHERE THERE IS LESS THAN 300MM CLEAR SPACE ON OPENING SIDE OF DOOR AND NO ADJACENT WALL

32i

850 above FFL

225mm

Scale

225mm

FFL

1100 above FFL

LC 226

850 above FFL

450

1100 above FFL

SP11 Media plate M2 (B)

73 86

850 above FFL

SP11 Media plate M1 (A)

850

1100

450 above FFL PRISCILLA LEUNG B.ARCH PORTFOLIO 2015

SP11 Media plate M1 (A)

50x25x1.5 stainless steel hollow section open at both ends. Bedded in fire/acoustic putty SP11 Single Socket & Brushed Apperture

300 1025

60inch TV

50x25x1.5 stainless steel hollow section open at both ends. Bedded in fire/acoustic putty

SOCKETS & SWITCHES 01

SOCKETS & SWITCHES 02

PLAN AND ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

C L

SOCKETS AND SWITCHES 03

PLAN AND ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

06 05 04 03 02 01 00

CLASSIC APARTMENT- BEDROOM SOCKET SET-OUT Set out sockets & switches 450mm to underside of sockets Lifetime Homes Standard 16 - Switches, sockets, ventilation & service controls should be at a height usable for all, between 450 and 1200mm from FFL (Part M Req).

No.

For Construction For 3800 Construction For Construction For 3800 Construction For Construction For Construction Stage E Issue

27 21 16 28 28 31 23

Key Plan

Centre line defined in plans C L

C L

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (IF SHOWN IN THIS LOCATION ON SMALL POWER LAYOUTS)

C L

PLATE R

+0 FFL 1,050.00mm

1,050.00mm

+450 Underside edge of Socket Outlets (If shown in this location on small power layouts)

C L

min 450mm PLATE G

PLATE J/L/P

Setting out of centre line indicated on small power layouts

min 250mm

+0 FFL Wall Edge

SOCKETS AWAY FROM FACADE AT LOW LEVEL ONLY (PLATES G, J, L, P)

BEDROOM SOCKET SET OUT - CLASSIC 1:20 @ A1

NOTE 1.

Refer to GMJ-SC-V-6014 for typical residential electrical, ICT and AV socket plate details

SOCKETS AND SWITCHES ELEVATION / 1:20 @ A1

Typical plans and elevations details that instructed the logic of placement for sockets and switches depending on wall condition and adjacencies.

Date

23/08/2013 Scale

1:20 @ A1 Project No.

377

Drawn By

EJ/PL

Tower Residential Partition Set Out Small Power Sheet 1

CLASSIC

KPF-DR-161

PROFESSIONAL WORK

Whilst the Classic apartments on Levels 11-19 were beginning construction, the residential lobby was in transition from design development to construction documents. At this time I was responsible for coordinating missing details such as lighting, fire proofing measures and ventilation prior to issuing this package. Residents’ Entrance Lobby FLOOR PLAN 209

211

213

215

2680

1340

2680

1340

216

218

220

222

223

TK+3.570

COMMON PARTS SMALL POWER/DATA KEY

+3.73

DISTRIBUTION BOARD 13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET UNSWITCHED 1 GANG

1 DR-5926

13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET UNSWITCHED 2 GANG

13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET SWITCHED 1 GANG

E+3.78

TK+3.643

13 AMP SOCKET OUTLET SWITCHED 2 GANG

TK+3.737

FB01

FFL +4.05

1340

FLOOR BOX (INC X2 TWIN 13A, RJ45, RJ11)

BT TELEPHONE 1 GANG

ROOM THERMOSTAT

TK+3.784

Architect

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC Architects & Planning Consultants 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fax: (0) 207 497 1175

VIDEO ENTRY PHONE DOOR CONTACT

WIFI

1 DR-5928

CARD/FOB READER

'PUSH TO EXIT' BUTTON FIRE ALARM ('BREAK GLASS')

2680

FFL +4.05

Contractor

LIFT PORT MODULE

+4.05

WIFI CONNECTION

C B

1 DR-5927

Client

FUSED/ SWITCHED SPUR

E+3.83

E+3.75

E+3.68

King's Reach Estates Lltd. CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London W1J 5HG Tel: (0) 20 7667 7728 Fax: (0) 20 7667 7770

CONNECTION UNIT

+4.01

LINEAR LED LIGHT

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fax: (0)20 3522 3021

MULTI SWITCH PLATE

Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers

DISABLED REFUGE/FIRE TELEPHONE REMOTE

DISABLED ALARM PANEL

L59 20

TK+3.771

RESIDENTIAL LOBBY FFL + 4.050

AKT II 100 St John Street London EC1M 4EH Tel: (0)20 7250 7777 Fax: (0)20 7250 7555

FIRE REPEATER PANEL

LIN??

LCP

LIGHTING CONTROL PANEL

CONTROL PANEL

2680

F51.4 - CLASSIC LEVELS F52 - PREMIER / PREMIER PLUS & PENTHOUSE LEVELS

LIN??

EC Harris Regent Quarter - 34 York Way London N1 9AB Tel: (0) 20 7812 2000 Fax: (0) 20 7812 2001

TG 3

Landlord elec., Resi CHW, Resi water, Landlord divese elec supply

Grontmij 1 Bath Road, Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

Quantity Surveyor

FLOOR FINISHES PLAN KEY

MEP Engineer

T-G-03A

F50.4

2680

clear shaft 2085x3650

LIN?? FH

TK+3.871

F50.5

7 T-G-ST1A

T-G-09

+4.00

GL2

T-G-ST1

STAIR T1

T-G-03B

1340

LIN??

GRIS BOULEVARD STONE

T-G-ST2

TK+3.951

T-G-03

RWP SVP GWP/ Resi UKPN

smoke vent

F1.7

T-G-03G

FFL + 4.050

T-G-08

2680

T-G-08A

PL9

T-G-ST2A

EXTENT OF PACKAGE 00 FPL1

For Coordination Issue

25.06.14 Date

STANDARD STORAGE

1 DR-5924

1 DR-5923

Key Plan

sprinkler - fire wet riser

+3.93

GPL1

T-G-03C

FLOOR FINISHES AND SMALL POWER

FFL + 4.700

T-G-06

LEVEL 00 RESIDENTS' LOBBY @ 1:50

wc extract / t point vent

CHILLED STORAGE UKPN STATION FFL + 4.050

resi LTHW / gas / drain / IT / elec

T-G-04

T-G-03D

Drainage

WC T-G-06B

T-G-10A T-G-04A

FFL + 4.050

T-G-02

Date

14/05/2014

STAIR B4 T-G-02A

T-G-05A

T-G-06A

T-G-05

T-G-10

CONCIERGE OFFICE

2680

LIN??

T-G-07

2680

No.

FFL + 4.050

Scale

T-G-SB4

1:50 @ A1 Project No.

hole at L.L.

377

T-G-SB4A

Drainage

wc, office pipework, shute extract, elec landlord

Drawn By

WASTE CHUTE

T-G-05B

YS-C/PL

Tenant IT

Tower Residential Resident's Lobby Level 00

office pipework

penetration through slab for waste chute

1 DR-5925

250 X 250

Residents’ Lobby Section 209

211

213

215

216

218

220

222

223

Client

King's Reach Estates Lltd. CIT Real Estate Llp 7 Curzon Street - London W1J 5HG Tel: (0) 20 7667 7728 Fax: (0) 20 7667 7770

3rd Floor FFL +16.478m

Architect

Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates PC Architects & Planning Consultants 7a Langley Street London, WC2H 9JA, UK Tel: (0) 203 119 5300 Fax: (0) 207 497 1175

Contractor

Mace 155 Moorgate London, EC2M 6XB Tel: (0)20 3522 3000 Fax: (0)20 3522 3021

Consulting Structural and Civil Engineers

2nd Floor FFL +13.130m

AKT II 100 St John Street London EC1M 4EH Tel: (0)20 7250 7777 Fax: (0)20 7250 7555

MEP Engineer

Grontmij 1 Bath Road, Maidenhead Berkshire, SL6 4AQ Tel: +44 (0) 1628 598 230

Quantity Surveyor

EC Harris Regent Quarter - 34 York Way London N1 9AB Tel: (0) 20 7812 2000 Fax: (0) 20 7812 2001

1st Floor FFL +9.782m

Ground Floor FFL +4.050m

F1.8

900 1500

750

Mezzanine Floor FFL +7.300m

+4.050m +3.778m

00 No.

Key Plan

Basement FFL +2.000m

Section 1:50 @ A1

For Coordination Issue

25.06.14 Date

PROFESSIONAL WORK

F EAS I B I L I T Y ST U D IE S Select images from studies of potential projects across London Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Spring 2014 In collaboration with John Bushell, Shirley Leung, Arti Gurjar and Jasdeep Bhalla

Images selected from two feasibility studies â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Rennie Court: A study on the possibility of building an addition to a neighboring building instructed by the same client as South Bank Tower. Shoreditch Triangle: A study for a new mixed use development (office and hotel) highly sought after but difficult triangular site in east London that rests atop 3 rail tunnels.

PRISCILLA LEUNG B.ARCH PORTFOLIO 2015

under construction Proposed additions

Analysis of maximum buildable area at Rennie Court

PROFESSIONAL WORK

LEFT; Rennie Court analysis of current urban fabric, the trend towards projects involving renovations and additions and the maximum possible gained area given the structural capacity of the existing building. BELOW; Presentation images and diagrammatic proposals for Shoreditch Triangle.

INITIAL ANALYSIS OF â&#x20AC;&#x153;SHOREDITCH TRIANGLEâ&#x20AC;? SITE

street level new TUNNEL

EXISTING TUNNEL

open cut rail

Principal Place

Sketch of rail conditions on site

Site Conditions

View South from Shoreditch High Street Station Options 1, 3 & 4

CORE

Rail Lines

OFFICES

PLANT LOBBY

GIA at 154m / 37 storeys

= 17300ft2 x 37 = 640 100ft2

Approx nIA (78% of GIA) / 34 STOREYS

= 0.78 X (17300ft2 x 34) = 458 800ft2

CORE

OFFICES

PLANT LOBBY

GIA at 154m / 37 storeys

CORE

Potential Layouts 2SWLRQ )XOO VLWH RĹ&#x;VHW FRUH

CORE

Potential Layouts Option 1: Full site, central core

GIA at 154m / 37 storeys

= 12 600ft2 x 37 = 466 200ft2

= 17300ft2 x 37 = 640 100ft2

Approx nIa (78% of GIA) / 34 STOREYS

Approx nIA (78% of GIA) / 34 STOREYS

= 0.78 X (12 600ft2 x 34) = 334 150ft2

= 0.78 X (17300ft2 x 34) = 458 800ft2

Potential Layouts

Option 2: Partial site, central core

Option 4: Full site, multiple cores

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