Sally Downey Architecture Porfolio by Sally Louise Downey

SALLY LOUISE DOWNEY // DESIGN PORTFOLIO

CONTENTS Curriculum Vitae BArch Architecture - University of Nottingham [01] The Flaxworks / Year 3 / Final Project [02] RDA : Salt / Year 3 [03] Aga Sikolo / Year 2

Freelance - Competition Entry [04] Himalayan Hut

Professional Work - WMOR Architects [05] Claverton Street [06] Malcolm Road [07] Marketing Images

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CURRICULUM VITAE 17/08/1993 58a Queens Park Avenue Bournemouth England BH8 9EY [Mobile] 07963931405 [Email] sallylouisedowney@hotmail.com

SKILLS SOFTWARE Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Sketchup Rhino Autocad Vectorworks Microsoft Office Social Media

OTHER Hand Drawing Model Making

EDUCATION 2011-2014 The University of Nottingham B(Arch) Architecture RIBA Part 1 Second Class, First Division 2004-2011 Bournemouth School for Girls A Levels Textiles A* Math A Chemistry B Psychology (AS) A GCSE 4 A* grades (History, Biology, Physics, French) 7 A grades

EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS 2013-2014 Article 25 Society, Nottingham University Vice President Supported the Architectural charity Article 25 by fundraising for their Moroccan Health Clinic that will support people with cleft lips.

2013 Fleeting Retreat Pavilion, Nottingham Light Night Pavilion constructed from shipping palettes , raising awareness of the Aga Sikolo project to the general public of Nottingham and fundraising towards the construction costs.

EMPLOYMENT WMOR Architects Part 1 Architectural Assistant

JULY 2014 - SEPTEMBER 2015 Responsibilities included: Client meetings Measured surveys Proposed sketch schemes and pre-application advice Overseeing planning applications including full drawing sets, design & access statements and liaising with case officers at the council Full tender drawing sets Construction detailing Site meetings with contractors, consultants and freeholders Visualisations and presentations for design pitches Organising CPDs

2012-2013

Bournemouth Independent Group Warranties Insurance Sales Agent

2011

Marks and Spencers Retail Sales Assistant

2010

Hollington Architect and Design Team April Work experience May-June Employed Receptionist/Team Assistant

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THE FLAXWORKS Saltfleet Village, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

A programme for an entrepreneurial and ecological business is proposed to introduce new opportunities into the once busy port of Saltfleet - now underutilised due to silt reducing access of larger vessels- utilising factors that naturally occur within the region – agriculture, water ways and nature reserves. There is an increasing amount of knowledge held on creating skin-on-frame boats, kayaks and canoes from renewable materials such as flax- its fibre and natural oils. The farming of flax on an unused plot of land and proposing to interweave flax into local farmer’s crop rotations offers a new and exciting profitable income.

IDENTIFIED PROBLEMS WITHIN EAST LINCOLNSHIRE

Agricultural opportunities

Brain Drain of Young Population

FACADE STUDY CONCEPT TO DEVELOPED DESIGN

Boat launch area - walls can be lowered onto floating pontoons to be used as launch decks for boats. Glazed floor in cafe above allows view in to launch space. Shading design created from internal adjustable shades.

Flooding

[01] SITE ANALYSIS & DEVELOPMENT

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THE PUBLIC PUBLIC BOAT LAUNCH AREA AND COMMUNAL SPACES This space holds the changing rooms and public boat launch and storage space on the ground floor. Visitors can utilise the kayaks made and tested here to visit the salt marsh nature reserve and out into the Humber Estuary, ideal for birdwatchers and a family day out.

SALTFLEET SAILING CLUB MEMBERS WALKWAY TO ORIGINAL BOAT DOCKS

BOAT BUILDERS AND TOURISTS KAYAK BUILDING WORKSHOPS The Ground floor is a private area for boat builders constructing frames, Wrapping the kayaks in the ripstop linen fabric to create a skin on frame kayak. The upper level is a public gallery allowing views of the activity on route to the cafe.

BIOCOMPOSITE RESEARCHER RESEARCH LABORATORIES The biocomposite researcher will create resins within the private laboratories using primarily flax to create bioresin. The researcher will also use agricultural crop waste from surrounding farms to test other crops.

ALL USERS MAIN PUBLIC ENTRANCE Reception, offices, toilets and separate stairs and lift for public use and private research lab. Circulation runs in a continuous loop around the building passing through all different programmes separating public and private when necessary.

First floor circulation Ground floor circulation

[01] ZONING ISONOMETRIC

FLAX FARMING AND PROCESSING Visitors can hand pick flax in the fields. The visitors can also process the plant through numerous machines until it has become a thread. At this point it passes across the thread bridge where the thread is split between the research laboratories for research and the weaving room.

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THE FLAX PROCESS SECTION

The Flax Boat Workshop

The Bioresin Vats

The Weaving Machines

This section shows the route and process the flax takes from farming to final product as a skin on frame kayak forming the narrative of the architectural section.

The boat frames are constructed in the workshop, then the rip stop fabric is stretched over the frame. It is then dipped in bioresin and left to cure outside in UV sunlight.

The flax fibres are soaked in bioresin created from flax fibres in the research laboratories.

After the flax fibres have been soaked in resin they are woven into rip-stop fabric to create a strong fabric to stretch over the kayak frames.

[01] PERSPECTIVE SECTION

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The Thread Bridge The thread bridge acts as a route to Saltfleet sailing club boat docks. Flax thread passes from the flax processing building to the research laboratories. The rollers allowed thread to pass through the internal part of the safety barriers allowing the public to view the process in an external environment.

Growing of flax The flax plant in ready to harvest after approximately 100 days. Visitors will pick the plant as part of the visitor experience.

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MODEL DEVELOPMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT

[01] PLANS & DEVELOPMENT

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[01] EXTERNAL PERSPECTIVE

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sea water pipeline

quifer

high tide

artesian well and borehole

low tide

approx 5m high

seawater piprlinr

town centre nutes walk ccess access 1

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AN AND SECTION DISPERSAL HUSK

A - Biosauna Room temp 50C Humidity 60-70% Sunray hours late afternoon

DEVELOPMENT MODELS & SKETCHES

RDA : SALT

B - Cold pool Room temp 27C Water temp 19C Sunray hours midday

Developing internal form. Testing materiality and light through photography, sketching and model making. One long pathway acts as an internal board walk with a picture frame view of the sea at the end. Textured concrete like that of the surrounding sand is lit from slits in the roof above. Low level windows provide a sense of place and keep a continuous view of the dunes.

C - Hot pool with massage jets Room temp 27C Water temp 38C Sunray hours early morning

Mablethorpe, East Lindsey, Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

D - Internal/external pool Water temp 25C

E - Outside tidal pool Water temp variable

09 SECTIONAL STUDY RDA:SALT

DISPERSAL HUSK

The Dispersal Husk consists of a small complex of thermal health baths supplied by the natural and abundant element of seawater heated by natural geothermal activity along the east Lincolnshire coastline to address, improve and maintain the health of the local people whilst giving the population of locals and visitors alike an opportunity to maintain usage of the beach - a key factor in why many of them live or are staying in the area- throughout the year by creating a seasonally adaptive and holistic environment for them to engage in.

[02] DESIGN SUMMARY

10m

PLANS & SECTION

The site starts at the road where the baths are subtly nestled in the dune. As you enter the building you pass through a glass tower full of steam from the geothermal pump room below and lit from above. This creates an atmospheric threshold into the baths. On the east side of the board walk are three different temperature pods containing a biosauna, hot pool and cold pool. On the west side there are changing rooms and inhalation rooms with salt bricks in the walls. As the prevailing wind blows in the air is infused with negative ions benefiting respiratory systems.

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DEVELOPMENT MODELS & SKETCHES

Developing form and testing light strategies in pool pods so each pod is lit with shafts of light at a different time of day due to varying angle of roof.

[02] DEVELOPMENT & EXTERNAL PERSPECTIVE

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AGA SIKOLO - DESIGN

Calais Village, Limpopo Province, SA

The first phase of the Aga Sikolo project was to propose a design for the dining block and classroom that were going to be constructed. Our proposal consisted of a rendered sandbag and straw bale construction method within a timber truss frame. Design features such as window seats for the children, a glass bottle play wall and water collection play feature were included.

[03] DESIGN PROPOSAL

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AGA SIKOLO - CONSTRUCTION

Calais Village, Limpopo Province, SA

In Easter 2013 I was part of a group of 32 University of Nottingham students to construct a new dining block and class room for a nursery school in Calais Village.

[03] CONSTRUCTION

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Modular Approach to Design

Elevated Volume

Seismic Bracing

Elevated Volume

Heritage and Landscape Sensitive

1ST FLOOR PLAN NAMCHE BAZAAR

HIMALAYAN HUT Nepal In Easter 2015 I collaborated on a competition entry with three other graduates at University of Nottingham. The brief was to propose a design for innovative trekking huts that are able to be placed along any of the trails in the Himalayan mountain range. The huts needed to provide comfortable shelter in all weather conditions. Our prototype is an adaptable modular construction that focused on local building materials and construction methods. Whilst being an innovative design, it is an architecture that is grounded within the local community, supports the rural economy and celebrates their culture.

[04] COMPETITION ENTRY

‘CAMP 1’

ELEVATION: 6065m NO. OF POSSIBLE GUESTS: 6 SERVICED: NO

‘Kala Patthar’

ELEVATION: 5462m NO. OF POSSIBLE GUESTS: 12 SERVICED: NO

‘Namche Bazaar’

ELEVATION: 3440m NO. OF POSSIBLE GUESTS: 18 SERVICED: YES

GROUND FLOOR PLAN NAMCHE BAZAAR

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Locally sourced timber Located : Pine Forests 1,0003,000m above sea level Himalayan subtropical pine forests supply quality timber such as the softwood salla , which is widely used in construction. Having a redish brown colour. bakaino and sissoo wood can also be used.

[04] COMPETITION ENTRY

Sheep and Goats Wool Insulation Located : Across Nepal Due to extreme conditions, sheep & goatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fleece grows to an incredible thickness in order to survive the bitter cold & piercing wind. This creates great quality Building insulation .

Perforated facade Located : Local Villages Perforated shutters will shade the facade in summer, block strong, cold winds in winter and will be renewing metal craftsmanship in the valleys of the Himalayas.

Solar Photovoltaic Systems Located : Kathmandu, Nepal Nepal receives 3.6 to 6.2 kWh of solar radiation per square meter per day, with roughly 300 days of sun a year, making it ideal for solar energy

Food, sawdust, kerosene Located : Kathmandu, Nepal Supplies in the form of fresh food, sawdust for compostable, aerobic toilet system, and back up supplies of kerosene in winter months.

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70 CLAVERTON STREET

EXISTING FLOOR PLAN

storage under banquet seating

feature joinery

line of existing fireplace extended

feature joinery

boxed in pipe hidden in joinery Contractor to open up and to confirm rainwater pipe behind.

removal of door TBC by approved inspector

PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN

CONSERVATORY 1

D03

Indicates site boundary

tall

blinds above refer to detail

washing machine

tumble dryer

1815

D02 double bed

FRONT EXTERIOR NOT SURVEYED W02

boiler

location of manhole cover

2044

ENSUITE

J02

tall

D01

2340

901 1599

tall

double bed

d/w

CHmax 3152

2927

UTILITY

TV 3666

CL. of room

3000

D04

MASTER BEDROOM

rooflight above

KITCHEN

CH 2352

tall 2000

W01

GARDEN

KITCHEN 0

CHmin 2027

FRONT EXTERIOR NOT SURVEYED

2044

3666

CH 2662

3397

1708

BEDROOM

CH 2695

5226

3376

LIVING

BATHROOM 4300

D07

SVP from above

RWP

D05

W04

CH 2244

GARDEN

9018

D06

5113

CHmax 1953

BATHROOM

LIVING/DINING ROOM

D09

CH 2206

VAULT 68 CLAVERTON STREET

68 CLAVERTON STREET

CH 2393

-1

5417

D08

J01

CH 2427

MASTER BEDROOM

CL. of fireplace

BEDROOM J03

500

Location of opaque glass SVP TBC onsite

storage/seating by client

storage

shelves

feature joinery

new slabs and new lighting TBC by free holder

66 CLAVERTON STREET

proposed extension

68A CLAVERTON STREET

KITCHEN ELEVATION LIVING ROOM - ELEVATION C 1:25

20mm shadow gap around joinery Refer to detail

Extractor fan Refer to appliances schedule

High gloss white kitchen units Refer to finishes schedule

DIMENSIONS WMOR takes no responsibility for dimensions obtained by scaling from this drawing. If no dimension is shown the recipient must ascertain the dimension specifically from the architect or by site measurement and may not rely on the drawing. Supply of the drawing in digital form is solely for convenience and no reliance may be placed on any data in digital form. This drawing is issued for design intent only and should not be used for construction unless stated.

KEY extractor behind

LED lights under Refer to lighting schedule

NO.

Stainless steel hanging bar DIMENSIONS WMOR takes no responsibility for dimensions obtained by scaling from this drawing. If no dimension is shown the recipient must ascertain the dimension specifically from the architect or by site measurement and may not rely on the drawing. Supply of the drawing in digital form is solely for convenience and no reliance may be placed on any data in digital form. This drawing is issued for design intent only and should not be used for construction unless stated.

KEY Existing Walls Brick tiled Proposed Walls Refer to finishes schedule

Neighbouring Properties

COPYRIGHT This drawing is the property of Well-done Medium Or Rare Ltd. No disclosure or copy of it may be made without the written permission of WMOR Ltd.

Line of Existing Buildings 50mm reconstituted slate Refer to finishes

REVISION

Existing Walls Proposed Walls

DATE

Neighbouring Properties

COPYRIGHT This drawing is the property of Well-done Medium Or Rare Ltd. No disclosure or copy of it may be made without the written permission of WMOR Ltd.

Line of Existing Buildings Do not scale - Verify all dimensions on site Notify discrepancies to the design team

VAT No. 993 7711 70 o Registered in England and Wales No. 0713

Proposed hob Refer to appliances schedule Proposed taps Refer to appliances schedule

VAT No. 993 7711 70 o Registered in England and Wales No. 07134032 o Registered Office - Trojan House, 34 Arcadia Ave, London, N3 2JU

Proposed oven Refer to appliances schedule

Integrated fridge/freezer Refer to appliances schedule

Integrated dishwasher Refer to appliances schedule

Pull out cupboard

Pull out cupboard oven

fridge/freezer

skirting height to match

LIVING ROOM - ELEVATION D 1:25

LIVING ROOM ELEVATION 100

C L

ceiling as required Refer to lighting schedule

100

20mm shadow gap around joinery Refer to detail

100

100 SKY

AMP

Reduced size cupboard due to proximity of door Refer to joinery schedule

media stack

20mm shadow gap around joinery Skirting Refer to detail Refer to finishes schedule and detail

INTERNET

furniture omitted for clarity

J01 LIVING ROOM - ELEVATION BKEY

[05] PROFESSIONAL WORK STER BEDROOM 2

1:25

Existing Walls

Proposed Walls

Pendant Refer to lighting schedule

Budget : £100,000 Renovation of lower ground apartment in a London Townhouse including a rear extension and internal refit. I worked on this project at tender and construction stages, communication directly with the client, approved inspectors and contractors. I Independently created the full tender package for this project incorporating comments from my director.

Reduced sized wall hung shelf due to proximity of door

= =

WMOR Architects

Bi-folding doors Refer to door schedule

100

100 100

100

CLAVERTON STREET, PIMLICO

Boxing hidden behind joinery Book shelves Contractor to confirm on siteRefer to joinery schedule

Bookshelves Refer to joinery schedule

LED light recessed in shelving Refer to detail

Recessed blinds Refer to window schedule

Pendant Contractor to strengthen ceiling as required Pendant Refer to lighting schedule Contractor to strengthen

100

68A CLAVERTON STREET

LIVING ROOM - ELEVATION A 100

1:25

Neighbouring Properties Line of Existing Buildings

Contractor to connect to existing TV by client Contractor to supply and flue fit fixing bracket

Proposed wall insert fireplace Refer to manufacturers' detail

Metro white brick tiled recess 300mm deep

D09

Skirting Refer to finishes schedule and detail

J01

CONSTRUCTION IMAGES

J01

NO. DIMENSIONS WMOR takes no responsibility for dimensions obtained by scaling from this drawing. If no dimension is shown the recipient must ascertain the dimension specifically from the architect or by site measurement and may not rely on the drawing. Supply of the drawing in digital form is solely for convenience and no reliance may be placed on any data in digital form. This drawing is issued for design intent only and should not be used for construction unless stated. COPYRIGHT This drawing is the property of Well-done Medium Or Rare Ltd. No disclosure or copy of it may be made without the written permission of WMOR Ltd.

REVISION

DATE

Do not scale - Verify all dimensions on site Notify discrepancies to the design team

401.2

Internal top hung and centre pivot VAT No. 993 7711 70 o Registered in England and Wales No. 07134032 o Registered Office - Trojan House, 34 Arcadia Ave, London, N3 2JU dual function opaque glass window. Width to match width of rooflight

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10 MALCOLM ROAD EX FRONT ELEVATION

MALCOLM ROAD, WIMBLEDON

10 MALCOLM ROAD

EXISTING FRONT EL

1:50

EX REAR ELEVATION 1:50

EXISTING REAR EL Brick Chimney

Brick Chimney

APPROX RIDGE HEIGHT

APPROX RIDGE HEIGHT +9.217m FFL

+9.217m FFL

WMOR Architects

Dormer window Tiled

Budget : £400,000 New basement proposal for a large family house in Wimbledon. The house has previously been extended on the ground floor with an unusual shaped conservatory. We will try to continue the narrative of the existing into the new basement proposal. The proposal consists of a nanny flat, games room, gym and wine cellar. A new winter garden allows light into lower level an has floating stairs and a green wall leading up to the garden. I worked on this proposal from measured survey to planning stages.

SECOND FLOOR

Tiled

SECOND FLOOR +6.040m FFL

+6.040m FFL

Gutter

Sash timber window painted white

10 MALCOLM ROAD

RWP

Brick

RWP

Brick

RWP

FIRST FLOOR

EX SECTION BB +3.040m FFL

FIRST FLOOR +3.040m FFL

Tiled

Roof lantern

Gutter

1:100

RWP Full height glazed aluminium windows

Access to garden Timber gate

site boundary

GROUND FLOOR

Timber windows painted white

+0.000m FFL

GROUND FLOOR +0.000m FFL

NO. KEY

Existing Walls Proposed Walls Neighbouring Properties

REVISION

DATE

NO. KEY

Do not scale - Verify all dimensions on site Notify discrepancies to the design team

Existing Walls Proposed Walls

COPYRIGHT This drawing is the property of Well-done Medium Or Rare Ltd. No disclosure or copy of it may be made without the written permission of WMOR Ltd.

Line of Existing Buildings

VAT No. 993 7711 70 o

site boundary

Neighbouring Properties

Registered in England and Wales No. 07134032 o

Line of Existing Buildings

Registered Office - Trojan House, 34 Arcadia Ave, London, N3 2JU

REVISION

DATE

Do not scale - Verify all dimensions on site Notify discrepancies to the design team

COPYRIGHT This drawing is the property of Well-done Medium Or Rare Ltd. No disclosure or copy of it may be made without the written permission of WMOR Ltd.

VAT No. 993 7711 70 o

Registered in England and Wales No. 07134032 o

Registered Office - Trojan House, 34 Arcadia Ave, London, N3 2JU

EXISTING SECTION FFL

+9.217m APPROX RIDGE HEIGHT

FFL

+6.040m

SECOND FLOOR

FFL

+3.040m

FIRST FLOOR

FFL

+0.000m

GROUND FLOOR

FFL

-0.435m

GARDEN LEVEL

FFL

-1.980m

BASEMENT

10 MALCOLM ROAD PR SITE PLAN AND GROUND PLAN 1:100 12 MALCOLM ROAD

PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN Flagstone Paving

Planting

Fence

Flagstone Paving

Proposed timber decking

Grass

Brick wall

Established Tree

DRESSING ROOM

RWP

LIGHT WELL WITH GRILL OVER

SVP

site boundary

-9 -8 -7

site boundary

Outdoor fire

-6 -5 -4

Roof lantern above

-3 0

OH 2069

KITCHEN

OH 2287

-11

-10

-9

-8

-13

-12

irs

-14 -15

sta

ati

Flo

-18

-17

-16

FFL + 0000

PROPOSED SECTION

-19

CH 2514

-7

VOID TO WINTER GARDEN BELOW

KITCHEN/DINING

FFL + 0000

CH 2870

FAMILY ROOM

OH 2182

FFL + 0000

10 MALCOLM ROAD

RWP

METER

LIGHT WELL WITH RWP GRILL OVER

RWP

-20

1:100

CH 2876

LIGHT WELL WITH GRILL OVER

PR BASEMENT

LIVING ROOM

SH 745 WH 1968

-6

-5

-4

-3

-2

-1

OH 2069

BASEMENT

FFL -436

FFL + 0000

CH 2923

HALLWAY

OH 2182

Fence

Proposed planter

Proposed glazed balustrade

8 MALCOLM ROAD

Retaining wall

Apple tree Removed

Flagstone Paving

PROPOSED BASEMENT PLAN

site boundary

NO. KEY Existing Walls Proposed Walls

-10

Neighbouring Properties UP

Line of Existing Buildings

-11

2028

-13

-12

WALK IN

-18

-17

-19

Existing Walls

2028

NO.

-16

4156

KEY

Proposed Walls

GUEST BED

ENSUITE

Neighbouring Properties

2200

Note: Fire door required

REVISION

DATE

Do not scale - Verify all dimensions on site Notify discrepancies to the design team

LOUNGE

VAT No. 993 7711 70 o

Registered in England and Wales No. 07134032 o

Registered Office - Trojan House, 34 Arcadia Ave, London, N3 2JU

HALL

Lin

Glazed wall with glazed sliding doors

Sli

WINTER GARDEN

FFL - 4000

ors

-19

-18

-17

din

-20

Sli

-16

-15

Bar

Bottle display

din

irs

3819

ors

ild

sta

3700

3172

ati

4161

WINE CELLAR

Flo

5274

GYM

PLANT FFL - 4000

Underpinning TBC by engineer

[06] PROFESSIONAL WORK

SALLY LOUISE DOWNEY // DESIGN PORTFOLIO NO. KEY Existing Walls Proposed Walls

Do not scale - Verify a Notify discrepancies t

COPYRIGHT This drawing is the property of Well-done Medium Or Rare Ltd. No disclosure or copy of it may be made without the written permission of WMOR Ltd.

Line of Existing Buildings

KITCHENETTE/ UTILITY/ STORAGE

REVI

VAT No. 993 7711 70 o Registered in England and Wales No. 07134032 o Registered Offi

-14

3973

-15

2200

steel beam over TBC by engineer

-1

-18

OH 2025

OH 2048

OH 2182

10 MALCOLM ROAD

RWP

CUP'D

OH 2032

Banquette with table

-2

-15 -16 -17

CH 2942

-13

-12

-11

FEATURE STAIRCASE

FFL + 0000

SH 863 WH 1307

-14

CH 2901

UTILITY

CUP'D

FFL + 0000

CH 2899

FFL + 0000

CH 2923

OFFICE

SH 473 WH 2705

-10

SH 941 WH 1255

CUP'D

OH 2069

REVISION

Do not scale - Verify all dimensions on site Notify discrepancies to the design team

DATE

ECO PODS, DARTMOOR

BELGRAVIA TOWNHOUSE

APARTMENT PROPOSAL

WMOR Architects

A self-sustainable high end eco pod proposal for a client looking to open a eco resort. The pods are constructed of 6mm steel and insulated with 300mm insulation. The size was limited so it can be transported easily on a vehicle. Internally, a luxury yet compact bedroom, bathroom and living space are provided with triple glazed sliding doors to appreciate the incredible views from all rooms. This render was created for the initial design pitch.

This project consisted of reverting three apartments back into one family home including a full internal refit and rear extension. The property is in a conservation area and the design had to be carefully considered to allow for this.

This sketch proposal proposed a new level of apartments at the top of an existing apartment block.

[06] PROFESSIONAL MARKETING IMAGES

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