Architecture Undergraduate Portfolio 2016-21 by Sandra Rex

Ar. SANDRA REX PORTFOLIO

Selected Undergraduate works 2016-21

Accomplishments Six months internship at LWK+ PARTNERS, Dubai, who are ranked by WA100 in 2020 as the 36th largest Architectural Practice in the world. Contributed with my Design skills directly on Master Plans, High Rise Building Design and Façade Design. Worked on the reputable Abu Dhabi Port Design & the prestigious extension project of the Holy KaabaRu’ Al Haram, Mecca which were award winning projects. Exposed to regional designs and multiple scaled projects located in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt & Kuala Lumpur. Freelanced for various Hotel and Residential Projects in UAE and UK. Elected as Unit Secretary (B.Arch 5th semester) to represent my college, by leading and mentoring a team of 80, at National Association of Students of Architecture- NASA- India and SAARC Nations. Under my leadership we won back the General Championship Trophy after 15 years, along with many other awards we were also the proud winner of Reuben’s Trophy for Academic Excellence.

HELLO, I’m

SANDRA REX B.Arch

Ambitious architect eager to contribute to Design oriented role with my critical and creative thinking, technical knowledge and top-notch communication skills. Seeking a promising role in your esteemed establishment, where excellent design and organisational skills are key. Eager to acquire knowledge in Conceptual Design operations, while further developing acquired skills and gaining immense experience.

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26 February 1999

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Education 2016 - 2021 | Bachelor of Architecture, KLS Gogte Institute of Technology, Belgavi, India 2014 - 2016 | Senior Secondary School, Paavai Vidhyashram -Namakkal, India 2012 - 2014 | High School, Our Own English High School - Sharjah, UAE

Intangible Skills Strategic Thinking

Networking

Art of Influencing Decision Making Communication

Tangible Skills

Emirates auctioned my painting for a their airline foundation. My other painting on modern arts won the first prize and was used to make merchandise at a fund-raising event at a school in Dubai. This was the first retail product line made based on my artistic work.

Goal Oriented

Freelance

2018 | Logo designing for the National Deaf Motorcycle Club, India

On the day I was elected as Unit Designee (B.Arch 3rd semester), I marched the team to the first place in INCIPIO, conducted by my college.

Volunteering for SmartLife Foundation, Dubai from the age of 11. Assisting the organisation for their various requirements during events like- cricket tournament, concert & fund raising programs. Initiated their social media optimisation and contributed to their research and development requirements.

Leadership

2015 | Commisioned Artwork for corporate inhouse departments, Dubai, UAE

During my tenure as the General Secretary (B.Arch 7th semester), we organised a National Level Meet where students from over 240 architecture colleges from all over India attended.

Fortune Promoseven, Dubai, a leading Advertising agency in the world, used my illustrations of user experience to present and win a major gaming software project, as a 9th grader this was my biggest achievement.

Creativity

2019-20 | Residence project Design Process, 3D model, initial conceptualization, in Torquay, UK

Languages Fluent | English, Hindi, Tamil & Kannada Manage | Malayalam, Marathi, French & Arabic

2020-Present | Presentation Floor Plans, Surveillance Strategy for Security Industry Regulatory Agency, Dubai, UAE

Certifications 2020 The Architectural Imagination

2020 REVIT software

2018 - 2019 Unit Secretary

2017 - 2018 2010 - CURRENT Volunteering for NGO Unit Designee

CONTENT

01 “Architecture and design excite me with its ability to solve complex issues, with surprisingly simple solutions. I believe that a good design is a combination of efficiency and simplicity. We see large superlatives in the industry, while its relation to the people remains questionable. I believe, the combination of expression of power and necessity must be the driving factor of design. Design being a continuous process has helped me to enrich and make informed design decisions. Participating in social welfare activities has helped me stay grounded, and put my skill-set to good use. It reminds me of my prime goal as an architect Responsible design for society.”

EMPATHY IN ARCHITECTURE Mixed Use Design

SUNKEN ORCHESTRA Energy Efficient Design

BEYOND WALLS

Urban Design

TRIBUTE TO KBK

Interior Design

TIPITY TIP

Product Design

NASA

Winning Competition Entries 31

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

LWK + Partners

ALLIED

Varied Artwork 41

Empathy in Architecture Mixed Use Development Indiviual Academic work Detemination Hub Site Area: 60,000 sqm Built Area: 25,000 sqm Bangalore, Karnataka, India Duration: 12 weeks Semester 10

“People with disabilities are vulnerable because of the many barriers they face: attitudinal, physical, and financial. Addressing these barriers is within our reach.... But most important, addressing these barriers will unlock the potential of so many people with so much to contribute to the world.” -Stephen Hawking The people with determination hub design has been trully inspired by this quote , to create meaningful spaces by using Architecture as a tool to guide the journey of a deafblind.

User Group

Children

Integrating Deafblind users with abled users

Adolescents

Professionals

Parents

Elderly

User Needs a space where knowledge is valued, and imparted by - observing, experiencing and doing

People with

Hub

Determination

Learning

Experimenting

Working

Creating a space that would benefit the broad spectrum of the deafblind community gives more room for getting ready to live equally in the society. The site has great scope to achieve the needs of the targeted users due to its strong location. The hub will have a deafblind school, vocational center and a co-working office. Encouraging the integration of society with the deafblind, which will help to break large schacles of isolation is also a major component of the

Hub Design’s Potential

View

Considering the site’s immediate context, vehicular access require north-south and eastwest, while the pedestrian accesses on west.

School places at the northern zone since its exposed to least noise and possibility for having larger orientation side toward the northern light.

Aromatic landmarks

Massing

North Orientation

Inside Out

Pockets of green spaces

Functional open spaces

The materiality palette, landcape variety and the massing of each block stands uniquely to allow for easier spatial understanding.

The green cover to be supported for each building seperately at the southern, as well as placement of parking toward the southern . Site Plan

Walls of exposed materials used for tactile information. Hence diverse material textured walls are used, Few of them are(left to right) Stone, Wood, Polished Concrete, Exposed Brick, Travertine

Connecting Public and Private

Floors of distinct textuers required for identification of different

Open Space Distribution

rooms with footwear or walking-cane. Few of them are (left to right) Teracotta, Anti skid rubber, Granite tiles, Marble, Polished Concrete

Linking various functions

Landscape with trees of peculiar smell with high API are used for aroma. Few are (Left to right) Ashoka Tree (9-15m), Neem Tree (6-9m), Casia Fistula (9-12m), Almond Tree (9-12m), Gulmohar Tree (5-6m)

Built vs Open relationship Plan of School Block

Distinct form for private and public spaces

Hierarchy of spaces and linkage

Each teaching zone with unique aroma

Isometric view of classroom unit

Multifunctinality of large column-free spaces provided mainly at ground floor to assist the various user requirements

Northern Elevation

Service block located centrally for more efficient accessibility. It also helps in the zoning of different spaces in each floor

Eastern Elevation

The entrance is marked prominently with its sensorial feature of using water bodies to help with identification of the location

Balconies providing connection with inside and out provided on almost all the exterior using the biophilic effect

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Multiple entrances for distribute movement of flow

Distinct aroma at the corners to create landmark

Similar spatial zoning of spaces

Plenty of waiting area for attenders

Axonometric view

Section AA’

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Sunken Orchestra Energy Efficient Design Indiviual Academic work Convention Center Site Area: 12,000 sqm Built Area: 5,000 sqm Ahmedabad, Gujurat, India Duration: 12 weeks Semester 09

Human scale | Accessibility | Passive design | Materiality | Craft

The design is a powerful architectural manifestation of creative Indian architecture in its rediscovery of traditional and local harmony with the place, people and their historic elements. The iconic spaces incorporate a logical framework that binds the site together in an organic way, making every element of the building exist coherently with a sweet poetic flair that encompasses one, away from the busy urban street. The design was never intended to just be a Convention Center but also a public square, an amphitheater, a garden, a work of art, and one truly experiences that as they make their way through the carefully designed journey that exerts a form of control on every user moving through the building, making circulation more than just a route.

The city of Ahmedabad, the seventh largest metropolis in India and the largest in the state of Gujarat, was founded in 1411 AD as a walled city on the eastern bank of the river Sabarmati. Historically Ahmedabad has been one of the most important centers of trade and commerce in western India. It is the home of several scientific and educational institutions of national, regional and global importance. The city has a great architectural tradition reflected in many exquisite monuments, temples and modern buildings.

Tropical Monsoon Climate Hot and Dry

South-West WInd Direction

Less rain than required for tropical savanna climate

60% Humidity

Form

Envelope

Overhangs

Wind direction

Sandwiched vaults

Orientation

Vegetation

Massing

Earth beriming

Water Cascades

Alternative materials

Perforated facades

Solar Panels

Daylighting

Evaporative Cooling

The sunken interior spaces are insulated by clay within the structure. The heat from the sun is reduced by grassy mounds and the white reflective china mosaic that covers each vault. This traditional technique not only reduce the heat inside the building but also acts as an important element of the methodology in the use of waste material. Air cooling is not achieved by mechvanical technology, which in turn is expensive, but by strengthening traditional cooling devices, improved screens, cold water through which air is sucked and returned to the interior spaces, using the stack effect method. The design takes inspiration from the Pritzker prize winning Architect B V Doshi’s firm which is located in the same city - The Sangath!

The vault and the facades on the nothern and southern sides require different ways to tackle the heat gain. Primarily, the vault assembly will have to cover major portion of heat reflection rather than heat absorption. The southern facade could have larde decidous tree to act as shade givers. Decidous tree are local to the site as well. On the western facade, long thin slit windows must be provied to reduce the glare entering inside the built structure. Water cascading features can also be added to help. Schematic Section

Vault Assembly

Critical Facade Analysis

Top Radiation

Southern Radiation View

U (Thermal Transmittence)= 0.28 Vault section

Daylighting

Lighting the semi-basement floor, required attention, However lighting ground level vault required innovative methods too due to site conditions

Light Shaft

Solar Tube

Adequate lighting entering from both slongitudinal sides on the vault

The mirror like surface captures sunlight and bounces on the interior spaces

Ventilation

Clear Acrylic Dome

Daylight

Roof Flashing

Drain Pipe

Reflective Tube Diffuser

The purpose of china mosaic tiles is to provide a reflective layer to the vault which reflects a considerable amount of solar radiation. The bitumen polymer membranes find their way through the different application for preventing water leakages. Ideal for building envelope are the single cast Insulating concrete module which is suitable for load bearing walls.Structural clay tiles describes a category of burnt clay used to construct roof, for structurals and non structural purpose

Beyond Walls Urban Design Indiviual Academic work Cultural Hub Site Area: 21,000 sqm Built Area: 12,400 sqm Belgavi, Karnataka, India Duration: 12 weeks Semester 07

Landmark | Engaged Community | Pedestrian-Friendly | Blue Space

The romance of the city and its dwellers is never-ending. A city is a living, thriving, ever-growing entity. Often organic chaos, with its sound, smell, movement, pace, and a characteristic pulse. Humans are social creatures, interaction on all scales- from close relationships to feeling part of a community—becomes an essential component of their wellbeing. Hence, there is an extensive potential for creating spaces that facilitate positive and safe social interactions. In context of rapidly deteriorating public spaces, neighbourhoods and cities, the collaboration of art and urban design is essentially important and must be acknowledged.

The cohesive approach of reclamation through art leads the way to design interventions that are diverse and unique, resulting in attractive and inclusive spaces. While every small element such as the material of pavement, street furniture and signs, traffic circulation create an impact in making an area distinctive and functional, art is one such design component which altogether, transforms the aesthetic of a space. Not only does art help create a visual identity of a place, say a neighbourhood, by reflecting its’ interests and aspirations, but it collectively shapes and defines it.

Potential Users are the community’s residents Lack of communal space for relaxation, entertainment, knowledge X-Factor of design is to create a strong landmark for the community

Urban Analysis

The is rich with culture and context. Sitting right in the middle of a residential hub creates potential for a strong responsive Urban Insert. The site also suggests for a stong landmark creating with the prominent location and natural features present, encouraging a pedestrian flow of traffic from one block to the other, hence helping strengthen the engagement level of the community.

Meditation Spot

Performing Center

Temporary Exhibition

Local Museum

Community Library

Breathe

Listen

Speak

See

Read

urban design

While is typically thought of as addressing only the large-scale features of interventions, the success of an urban design intervention is determined through its implication across a range of scales. Ultimately a project acknowledges and addresses the conditions within the boundaries of the project, its implications on the larger surroundings, as well as its implications on an individual. Taking into consideration that the main user would come here for primarily entertainment, The design evolved from the variuos functions that the site could offer, and linking them to the main element of recieving in the human body. This in turn helped with the form development, as to taking inspiration from the same element that recieves that particular information. Although, the aim here was not for a direct interpretation, rather an inspiration for art in architecture.

Tribute to KBK Interior Design Indiviual Academic work Art Café Site Area: 350 sqm Built Area: 350 sqm Belgavi, Karnataka, India Duration:06 weeks Semester 09

Located at the hub of the educational city, the design potential would reach a large crowd of youngsters. Having to deal with life’s busy takes and turns, the cafe’s design had to be an escapism from life’s business. Art is one of the greatest form of relaxing the mind , body and soul. One of the regions famous artist was forgotten but remebered through his artworks. The cafe’s design was inspired by the different forms of art he explored and mainly one of his most famous painting of a lady in the yellow saree. The different forms of art defined the various spaces in the art cafe to let anyone unwind themselves.

PAINTING BY ARTIST K B KULKARNI

DESCRIPTION Main component is a young unmarried girl, Sleeping in yellow saree and magenta blouse. Sasket woven from dried leaves, placed near her legs Background and flooring merge to yellowgreen

INTERPRETATION Basket feels empty but also triggers curiosity of being occupied. The artist possesses a sense of allegory In the fast pacing world, we live in, with a to do list ready, one must pause for a while and take the time for herself. Everything can wait when compared to self nurture.

ANALYSIS Nature of painting is ‘hyper-realistic’. The asymmetrical painting draws focus to the details of the young woman. The artist has highlighted the activity of the woman, Lightings helps to alleviate the anthropometric expressions.

INSPIRATION A space to pause from the busy world and focus on self nurture- finding the artist within. To create pockets of different spaces by instilling ‘curiosity’ (inspiration from the basket) Free flow arrangement (inspiration from the pose of the woman for not being perfectly aligned) Colours- greens, yellows, magentas and greys. The use of magenta is minimal but pops through the other neutral colours ( inspiration from the blouse and saree borders)

café design

This evolved from the root idea of tributing to one of the famous infamous painter in the locality K B Kulkarni, and to give ray of light on major fields of art to let the user unwind themselves from the outer world and explore their inner self, just like the painter did with himself in his career AERIAL VIEW

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The ,was designed to play along the nature of the cafe, to add fun and openess from space to space, yet defining them. the dual purpose wall functions as a medium of frame for the art works and as a chalkboard on the other side. The individual cubids inside each frame would have canvas material on on of the sides, on which users could paint on. Upon completion, it could be placed on the grooves provided. Since it is detachable, if could also be used to frame on the wall later on, so as to bring in more space for the newer ones. On the other side the center portion of the wall has a chalk board, facing towards only 2 tables with seating of 4 each, hence creating a private zone for discussions. This wall, has so much of breathing space that it merges with the surrounding, yet having a profound language of its own.

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Tipity Tip Product Design Indiviual Academic work Conceptual Products Duration:02 weeks Semester 06

Conceptual | Creative | Eye-catchy | Intriguing | Captivated

Product design evolved out of the conceptualization of household items, following ergonomics and ease in functioning. Over time it has also evolved as an artistic expression generating unique objects that have brought the character into our daily lives. When thinking of product design with a unique sense of perception and exceptional details, simple objects can turn as intruiging as possible. The concept of an island was used for this studio to come up with smal scale conceptual products with highes importance given to the transition of essence from idea to product. The colour palette, form, fluidity, function were all conceptulised from the very features of an island

Sense of Floating

Inside Out

Colors of Sky

National Association of Students of Architecture Peak Momments India and SAARC Nations 2016-21 General Secretary | Leadership | Team Building | Commitment | Goal focused

Elected as General Secretary to lead the team of 80 students, representing my college at National Association of Students of Architecture (NASA), India and SAARC

Nations.

leadership we won back the General Championship trophy after 15 years, along with that Under my

we are also were the proud winners of Reuben’s Trophy for academic excellence.

During my tenure as the General Secretary, we organised a national level meet for which secretaries of architecture college from all over India attended.

On the day I was elected as Unit Designee (B.Arch 2nd year), I marched the team to the first place in INCIPIO, conducted by my college for the Architecture department.

Ranked second among 284 entries from zone Short Film Competition Team Competition work Library Extension Design India, 2018

Ranked first among 350 entries from zone Zonal Design Competition Team Competition work Library Extension Design India, 2018

Ranked first among 310 entries from zone Zonal Design Competition Team Competition work Transformative Design India, 2018

Shortlisted in Top 50 from 490+ Nation wide entries

Shortlisted in Top 24 from 440+ Nation wide entries

Annual NASA Design Competition Team Competition work liminal Space Design India, 2018

Annual NASA Design Competition Team Competition work Onsite Street Design India, 2017

Invisible

Using future technologies, invisibility could be used for surivival

Self Defense

For mere protection, taking inspiration from a porcupine

Phoenix

The immortal life of a Phoenix to defy the time span on earth

Ranked first among 94 entries from zone Octopus

Eagle

Peacock

Light

Air

Water

Would 3 extra pair of hands help better with multi tasking in future

Absorbing light, to produce enough light one needs for themself

The king of sky known for speed and sight attends the highest flight

Body wrapped with thin membrane to purify air for breathing

Ranked first among 165 entries from zone Architecture Fashion Design Competition Team Competition work Fashion Design India, 2018

Convention Flag Design Competition Team Competition work Flag Design India, 2018

Inclusion of male model with heel for inclusion of all gender in future

Self sustaining water body when earth will run out of water

Learn

Express

Everything needs a driving force. A force that gives them the push. In our case, it is the vision to form our own identity which gave NASA in our college a beginning. The tripling dominoes represent the legacy that is passed on from one batch to the other. The Cheetah represents our pace and determination towards our goal. They together represent us as a team. The team may change every year but the will to achieve something doesn’t. With each passing year, we’re getting close to the reason why it all started in the first place, to create our own identity.

Explore

Demeanour The inspiration from our college is extracted from our logo, a Triangle. It is known to be the strongest form. Here, it depicts the strength and unity that we possess. The symbols in the tee shirt are derived from the hieroglyphs of Egypt. Each of which represents the following What The three triangles represent: We learn from our past, express it in our present and explore the future, respectively. The similarity of triangles represent that the past and future play an equal role in our present.

Ranked second among 94 entries from zone T-Shirt Design Competition Team Competition work Convention T-Shirt Design India, 2018

Ar. ANN THOMAS | ARCHITECT

Ar. SHANE FARRELL | ARCHITECT

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Practice

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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

It was awesome to have your working with us. You are definitely hardworking and so easy to work with. It was sheer joy to work with you. You made it so easy. I was glad to have someone I could count on and I am so happy to be a part of your journey. Thank you for opening up to me and sharing your dreams and goals. I really do wish you an amazing life ahead. Do well. Make yourself and your parents proud! I have no doubt about it.

Ar. SHANE FARRELL | ARCHITECT It was a pleasure to work with you. I knew from the day you came in to interview you would be a great addition to the team. While I’m sad to see you leave, I’m very happy to see you progressing with your education. I can tell you will achieve fantastic things! All the best with your thesis and if you ever want to ask any questions or anything don’t be afraid to contact me on watsapp.

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Clinic 620.0

This green amenity will act as a major community attraction and offer striking views TOP LIMIT:207.000 to premium apartments that are positioned in its vista.

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Scope

Facilitate in building elevations for the set of buildings in the Office Park.

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Proposal of Masterplan Design with mixed landuse to holistically support one and other.

BUILDING HEIGHTS AND TYPOLOGY

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Cairo, Egypt

Project Scope

URBAN DESIGN ELEMENTS - ROADS AND PAVING

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CONTOUR ADV. Contour Advantage

PART SECTION 2 INTERNAL VIEW

Basement parking stratergies.

Basement Parking Strategies

SITE SiteSECTIONS Sections Various site sections of the site to provide better understanding of the contour site.

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Various site sections of site to understand contour adv.

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Elec

bby

Service Lobby 8.1 sqm

B2 - ELEVATION 2

2 Retail 5 AR-B2-201 109.1 sqm Retail 4 71.2 sqm

SCALE

FFL +190.300

RETAIL RETAIL ENTRANCE ENTRANCE

Retail 7 Retail 7 109.3 sqm 82.1 sqm

Retail 6 1:200 119.5 sqm

- ELEVATION B2B2 - ELEVATION 4 4 2RETAIL RETAIL

5 Retail 6 Retail ENTRANCE ENTRANCE AR-B2-201 AR-B2-201 SCALE1:200 1:200 SCALE 109.1 sqm 119.5 sqm

FFL +190.300

RETAIL Retail 7 ENTRANCE 109.3 sqm

Retail 15 109.3 Reta sqm il 14 82.1 sq m

Service Lobby 8.1 sq m

Securit y 21.3 sq m

Retail 18 Of.2 ficsq 71 e Lo 71.7 sqm bby m

Elec

Retail 16 119.5 sqm Retail 17 109.1 Reta sqm il 18 71.2 sq m

FFL +190.150

RETAIL ENTRANCE

VEHICULAR DROP OFF

CONCEPT DESIGN REPORT - FEBRUARY 2020

MEP 58.1 sq m

Lift Lo

6 5 FFL +190.150

TOP LIMIT:207.000 L1 :195.000 R :205.800

Service Lobby 8.1 sqm

Lift Lobby

5 4

RETAIL ENTRANCE RETAIL ENTRANCE

Office Unit 69.6 sq G2 m Retail 12 161.8 sqm

5 2

FFL +190.300

R :205.800

L1 :195.000 L1 :195.000 L3 :202.200

4 3

1:200

Clinic sqm 620.0 3 RetailLIMIT:207.000 TOP m L2 :198.600 :198.600 94.7 sq L2GF:190.300

Office Unit G1 81 Retail.9 sqm 11 Retail 75.9 11 m sqm 75.9 sq

Retail 10 Office Unit G4 160.0 sqm 83.8 sqm

3 4

Elec

2 Retail m 71.1 sq

Office Unit G3 91.3 sqm

Office Unit 91.8 sq G4 m

Security 21.3 sqm

OFFICE ENTRANCE

M W.C

PART SECTION 1

Office Unit G3 91.3 sqm

GF:190.300

Elec

F. W.C JOGGING PATH/ HORSE TRACK

DIAGRAM

BUILT vs UNBUILT STUDY Built vs Unbuilt Study

MEP 1:200

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Various hierarchy

Service Lobby

ASEMENT

rios reduce the dependenntilation as it is completely

B SCALE

Office Unit G1 Unit G2 Office 82.3 sqm 113.0 sqm AR-B2-201 SCALE 1:200 AR-B2-201 MEP SCALE 1:200 58.1 sqm

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

STREET SECTIONS Street Sections Sections of various street hierarchy.

M W.C

2 1

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

BOH

Jan.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

OFFICE AND RETAIL

AR-B2-201

B2 - ELEVATION 1

Fire Command Room 21.7 sqm

3.4.2 SECTION 2

OFFICE PARK

Office Unit G2 113.0 sqm

L2 :198.600 GF:190.300 GF:190.300

d Room mman Fire Co .7 sqm 21

understanding design stratergies

SPORTS CLUB

MEP m 58.1 sq

SITE MASSING Site Massing Massing to understand design stratergies.

Fire Command Room 21.7 sqm

L1 :195.000 L1 :195.000 L3 :202.200

PROTOTYPE 2

COURTYARD INTENT

OFFICE

3D Massing

PLAN VIEW

Retail 15 109.3 sqm

Retail 16 119.5 sqm

Retail Initial presentation of Office park elevations to client, acc to requirement of standing out and creating first impression of the whole site 17 109.1

GF:190.300

FFL +190.100

sqm

PRODUCED BY AN AU

FFL +190.150

TOP LIMIT:207.000 L2 :198.600 R :205.800 VEHICULAR DROP OFF

L1 :195.000

B2 - ELEVATION 4

RETAIL ENTRANCE AR-B2-201

SCALE

RETAIL ENTRANCE

1:200

FFL +190.150

RETAIL ENTRANCE VEHICULAR DROP OFF

Merassi East

B.D. Ref.

F.S.D. Ref.

Cairo, Egypt 01

01'

Rev.

03 03' 04 05 06 07 07' 08 09 09' 10 10' 11 11'

12' 13 14 14' 14'' 15

17'

17'' 18 18'

19 19'

20'

21 21' 22

24 24' 25 26 27 28 28'

+14.90

ROOF T.O.S

Prototype Design

+12.00 4TH F.F.L

+9.00

3RD F.F.L

Project Scope +6.00

+6.00

2ND F.F.L

Proposal of Masterplan Design with mixed landuse to holistically support one and other. +3.00

+3.00

1ST F.F.L

05.03.2020 CLIENT COMMENTS ADDED

23.04.2020 INCOPORATING CLIENT COMMENTS

GR F.F.L ±0.00

±0.00

GR F.F.L

ELEVATION 1

1 R2A(1)-201

SCALE

26 25

29 28' 28 27

24' 24 23

22 21'

21 20'

19' 19

18' 18 17''

17'

15 14'' 14' 14

12'

11' 11 10' 10

09' 09 08 07' 07 06 05 04 03' 03

01'

+14.90

+14.90 ROOF T.O.S

+12.00

4TH F.F.L

My Learning +9.00

3RD F.F.L

Understanding how to start build prototypes for residential hotel and how it facilitates in the larger masterplanning process. +6.00

+6.00

2ND F.F.L

+3.00

1ST F.F.L

+0.67

Proposal of Masterplan Design with mixed landuse to holistically support one and other. LIFT 3.5x2.5

7550

Understanding how to start build prototypes for residential hotel and how it facilitates in the larger masterplanning process. H

C''

B''

C''

7550

1945

1975 °

5045

MEP SHAFT

3RD F.F.L

3 BHK 8x14

+12.00

4TH F.F.L

- Read this drawing in conjunction with the specifications and all other related drawings.

MEP SHAFT

LIFT 3.5x2.5

STAIR EMAAR 3.5x4.5

+9.00 3RD F.F.L

.00

2 BHK 8x10

4 BHK 12x14

- Notify the Architect immediately of any discrepancy found herein.

Project

MARASSI PROJECT

+6.00

1735

3 BHK 8x14

- Check and verify all dimensions on site.

MEP SHAFT

OPEN BELOW

STAIR 3.5x4.5

- Do not take measurements directly from this drawing.

Client

3830

MEP SHAFT

2 BHK 8x10

- No part of the drawing and the design contained herein may be reproduced without the prior written consent of a director of LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd.

MEP SHAFT

+9.00

MEP SHAFT

Facilitate in Prototype design of the residential modules. 17655

1900

MEP SHAFT

18500

4TH F.F.L

MEP SHAFT

4 BHK 12x14

14500

3345

+12.00

1 BHK 6x8

- This drawing and the contents herein are the copyright of LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd.

MEP SHAFT

19950

MY SCOPE

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

7050

2295

.00

2 BHK 8x10

+14.90 ROOF T.O.S

EL 106 100 TOPR

POWDER COATED ALUM. LOUVERS (TYP.)

1:20

10760

1265

3840

MEP SHAFT

SCALE

15470

4 BHK 12x14

STRATEGY 1 - HANDRAIL

50800

2670

AST

10600

2080

Prototype Design

10550

+14.90

LIFT 3.5x2.5 2 BHK 8x10

ROOF T.O.S

3 BHK 8x14

2 BHK 8x10

20205

1945

STAIR 3.5x4.5

3 BHK 8x14 STAIR 3.5x4.5

18420

7620

7050

1 BHK 6x8

2 BHK 8x10 2 BHK 8x10

3815

2 BHK 8x10 2 BHK 8x10

MY LEARNING

R2-004

1975

4 BHK 12x14

PROJECT SCOPE

2140

18500

14500

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

50800

4 BHK 12x14

2095

STAIR 3.5x4.5

3 BHK 8x14

GR F.F.L

1:100

155

18500

14500

Cairo

STAIR 3.5x4.5

SCALE

GR F.F.L ±0.00

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

ELEVATION 2

2 R2A(1)-201

MERASSI

+0.67

GR F.F.L ±0.00 GR F.F.L

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

Facilitate in DD package of the project for plans, sections, elevations of various clusters.

+9.00

3RD F.F.L

3 BHK 8x14

My Learning

+12.00

4TH F.F.L

4 BHK 12x14

Proposal of Facade Design which would bring unity among differently designed clusters of apartments.

Facilitate in DD package of the project for plans, sections, elevations of various clusters.

ROOF T.O.S

2 BHK 8x10

Project Scope

My Scope

Facilitate in Prototype design of the residential modules.

1 BHK 6x8

Façade Design

1:100

My Scope

50800

Cairo, Egypt

Purpose

Amendment

Date

+0.67

GR F.F.L

2 BHK 8x10

Merassi

+6.00 2ND F.F.L

2ND F.F.L

Drawing Title

50800

DISTRICT R2 125

7550

10600

7620

1ST F.F.L

BUILDING R2A - STRATEGY 1

1845 9520

10550

+3.00 1845

7550

ELEVATIONS - COLOUR SCHEME 1

+3.00

18420

1ST F.F.L

Job No.

Drawing No.

Revision No.

201

Date

CAD Ref.

20205

00007 Scale

1 BHK

F.S.D. Ref.

01'

11'

5550

2000

STAIR 3.5x4.5

B' 1500

2ND-21

W01

Store

4TH-133

2ND-20

Bathroom

Master Bedroom

ND-24

2ND-23

+6.00

F.F.L

Reception

Bathroom

Store

2ND-81

2ND-157

2ND-92

2ND-82

+12.00

B' D06

2 BHK 8x10

B''

W01

6 R2A(1)-202

2ND-26

W03 Lobby

Laundry

Corridor

Bathroom

Lobby

2ND-06

2ND-07

2ND-03

2ND-18

2ND-28

12'

14'

17'

18'

Laundary

Bathroom

Laundry

2ND-158

2ND-87

2ND-90

2ND-159

D15

Bedroom

W04

Bedroom

2ND-04 Maid's Bathroom

D08

2ND-79

2ND-27

Bedroom

Rendered Frame

Lobby

Bathroom

2ND-100

2ND-97

W03

2ND-102 Maid's Bathroom

2ND-77

2ND-76

Maid's Room

Bedroom

2ND-101

2ND-99

W04

3RD F.F.L

2ND-29

D02

Terrace 2ND-33

Terrace

W06

W04

W02

W04

Bedroom

D03

W02

Master Bedroom

2ND-73

2ND-59

2ND-58 W03

Bedroom

D03

Terrace

2ND-47

D02

2ND-31

D03

2ND-34

2ND-154

2ND-153 D09

W02

W04

2ND-74

D08

+6.00

Reception

2ND-151

2ND-152

2ND-45

2ND-55

2ND-46

Store

2ND-01 Terrace

Reception

D08

D14

Laundry

2ND-41

D09

Reception

D05

2ND-37

2ND-150

D05 Bathroom

Chute Room

Laundry

2ND-52

2ND-53

D09 Dressing

+6.00

2ND-144 2ND-145

Bathroom

Corridor

Laundry

2ND-64

2ND-70

2ND-63

2ND-39

2ND-40

2ND-42

Terrace

1300

2ND-106

2ND-107

D02

D08 Rendered Frame

Bathroom

Stair

2ND-130

2ND-51

2ND-129

Bathroom

D05

Maid's Room Maid's Bathroom

Corridor

Bathroom

2ND-69 D07

D07

D07 EJ= 50 mm

D10

2ND-128

2ND-136 D07

Reception

2ND-66

2ND-67

D05

Electrical Room

Reception

2ND-69

2ND-68

2ND-120

2ND-85

+6.00 2ND F.F.L

T.O.P

D09

D13

1ST-90

D08

2ND-137

Bedroom

Reception

2ND-135

2ND-134

D08

D08 D08

Reception R2-005

Reception 1ST F.F.L

2ND-127

2ND-131

+3.00

Bedroom

W04

Laundry

2ND-126

Laundry

2ND-123

2ND-121

W03

D02

Terrace

2ND-139

2ND-138

Terrace

W04

2ND-110

D08

W03

Terrace

2ND-125

D09

Bathroom

Master Bedroom

2ND-114

2ND-113 Entrance Lobby

2ND-119

- Notify the Architect immediately of any discrepancy found herein.

Client

W03

W02

W07

EMAAR

Cold Coffee Reception GR-95

150

- No part of the drawing and the design contained herein may be reproduced without the prior written consent of a director of LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd. - Do not take measurements directly from this drawing.

±0.00

750

- Notify the Architect immediately of any discrepancy found herein.

01'

09'

10'

12'

14'

14''

1 R2A(1)-201

17'

17''

18'

19'

21'

±0.00 GR F.F.L

EMAAR

Project

18500

Prototype B

2 BHK 8x10

Exterior Plans PLANS Includes railing along balconies of appartment Facade plans the which include designs railing designs alongwith the balconies of the appartments.

LIFT 3.5x2.5

SCALE

1:100

Creating prototypes according to the requirements 2 BHK 8x10

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

R2A(1)-301

4 BHK 12x14

2 BHK 8x10

PART SECTIONS

Warmstone

Job No.

Drawing No.

00007

301

Scale

Date

1:25

05 SEP 2019

Drawn

Checked

AMP

AET

Revision No.

CAD Ref.

Approved

KSA

This synthetic intermediate finish is designed with high quality acrylic modified resins for durable exteriors. With its unique Stone like resemblance, Apex Createx Dholpur offers a wide range of patterns that combine decoration with protection and imparts a super-premium look to the exterior walls.

MARASSI PROJECT

R2A(1)-103

STAIR 3.5x4.5

4 BHK 12x14

STAIR 3.5x4.5

An antique look carries a great deal of character. Give your walls personality with Ultima Allura Torino. Imported from Italy and made with selected marble chips, it is a water-based product with a textured finish.

BUILDING R2A - STRATEGY 1

- Read this drawing in conjunction with the specifications and all other related drawings.

Client

Drawing Title

DISTRICT R2

- Check and verify all dimensions on site.

GR F.F.L



Project

MARASSI PROJECT

- This drawing and the contents herein are the copyright of LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd.

Createx Dholpur Brick Pattern

- Do not take measurements directly from this drawing. - Read this drawing in conjunction with the specifications and all other related drawings.

2 BHK 8x10

Option 2

Torino Moon Effect

- No part of the drawing and the design contained herein may be reproduced without the prior written consent of a director of LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd.

Entrance Glazing

2ND-124

2ND-133

Option 1 - This drawing and the contents herein are the copyright of LWK & Partners (HK) Ltd.

- Check and verify all dimensions on site.

LIFT 3.5x2.5

+3.00 1ST F.F.L

M W04

D03 Terrace

W03

Terrace

W02

Bedroom

D09

2ND-156

2ND-117

D02

W03

D03

W07

2ND-116

2ND-122

03 TD.AR05.00.

W03

Bathroom Water Meter

Bedroom

2ND-118

Bedroom

2ND-132

D09

Reception

EJ= 50 mm Bedroom

2ND-146

1000

Reception

2ND-140

2ND-142

Bathroom

2ND-147

650

Reception

Bedroom

Master Bedroom

150

D08

2ND-155

D08

4 BHK 12x14

1 BHK 6x8

1:20

Reception

1300

Water Meter

D09

2ND-148

W04

3000

W04

3000

4 BHK 12x14

2 BHK 8x10

SCALE

Laminated Glass , Aluminum Handrail

K' D08

Aluminum Shading Canopy

Bedroom

STAIR 3.5x4.5

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

BALCONY HANDRAIL ON BLOCKWORK

R2-004 Bedroom

2ND-111 2ND-112

D12

R2-004

D09

R2-004

2ND-109 D03

Bathroom Laundry

2ND-113

+4.20

D07

Terrace

2ND-108

Chute Room

D07

Mechanically fixed Stone Cladding

D09

D13

D08

Cladding – 2

Reception

D15

D10

Bathroom

D07

D12

R2A(1)-201

D09

2ND-54

D09

Rendered Frame

Laminated Glass , Aluminum Handrail

F.F.L

D09

D07

Maid's Bathroom Maid's Room Bathroom

2ND-38

2ND-62

2ND F.F.L

D09

Bedroom

D14

D08

Bathroom Bathroom

2ND-105

D09 D07

2ND-49

2ND-141

2ND-143

Laundry Bathroom D03

D08

Corridor

D07 Electrical Room

Terrace 2ND-149

D08

2ND-50 Bathroom

D07

2ND-71

D08

D15

D08

Store

2ND-60

Bathroom

2ND-43

2ND-65

Reception

2ND-57

F R2-005

Bedroom

2ND-104

W03 +6.00

Reception

D08

2ND-61

03 TD.AR05.02.

Bathroom

2ND-72

Bedroom

2ND-48

Corridor

2ND-36

D02

2ND-56

Stair 2ND-103

2ND-75

Dressing Bedroom

Master Bedroom

2ND-35

Corridor

Bedroom

2ND-44

D08

F.F.L

D07

Bedroom

R2-004

Bathroom

D09

W06

3000

Dressing

Bathroom

Bedroom

W03

3RD F.F.L

3000

2ND-32

Bathroom

D09

650

Master Bedroom Stair 2ND-02

Smoky Mountain

+9.00

W04

D10 UP

150

Maid's Room

D10

Torino Marble Finish

Electricity

150

W04

Laminated Glass , Aluminum Handrail

D08

D15

+9.00

C''

Bedroom

D07 Maid's Bathroom

D15

Maid's Room

2ND-30

Option 2

Torino Moon Effect

300

D08

D08 D07

W04

D08

Maid's Bathroom D15

Maid's Room

Lobby 2ND-78

D07

D07 D08

2ND-08

D09

D08

Bedroom W04

2ND-25

2ND-89

2ND-98

2ND-80

Bathroom

D08

Corridor

2ND-88

Bedroom

W03

Corridor

D09

D08

1350

C''

5 R2A(1)-202

Aluminum Shading Canopy

D08

1000

Bedroom

D11

350

D08

2ND-91

1000

D09

Lobby

Rendered Frame

2ND-86

2000

D09

2ND-09

D09

3000

2ND-17

Lobby

D11 D08

D08

650

2ND-16

D11

4TH F.F.L

W05

D09

14900

D09

D08

2ND-19 Corridor

D09

150

Bedroom

2ND-15 Bathroom

Option 1

2ND-96 +12.00

W05

D09

Lobby

1300

Lobby

150

D09

1600

R2-004 W04

Bathroom

750

W05

Master Bedroom

4TH F.F.L

300

LIFT 3.5x2.5

Bedroom

2 BHK 8x10

2ND-95

Bathroom

250

Aluminum Shading Canopy

2ND-93

2ND-83

W04

+14.90 ROOF T.O.S

W02

Reception

2ND-85 D06

Master Bedroom W04

4 BHK

W02

150

D06

W01

D06

Store

2ND-14

W04 Rendered Frame

W01

Reception

Bathroom

W04

D06

Paints

2195

F.F.L

2ND-13

2ND-10

W02

Local dealer: Scib

Terrace 2ND-94

W02

Paints |

Cladding – 1

1000

2ND-84

Brand: Asian T.O.P

R2-004

350

F.F.L Reception

Bathroom

100 300

Terrace

Purpose

Amendment

Date

+15.50

4 2250

23.04.2020 INCOPORATING CLIENT COMMENTS

B''

6350

2600

1950

800

4 BHK

+14.90 ROOF T.O.S

STAIR 3.5x4.5

D06

2 BHK 8x10

300

STAIR 3.5x4.5

50800

T.O.P

4 R2-004

W01

R2A(1)-201

18500

28'

1600

W02

2ND-11

50800

2 BHK 8x10

1350

W02

D06

+6.00

R2A(1)301

STAIR 3.5x4.5

Rev.

DD DD

2900

W04

+6.00

Master Bedroom

2 BHK 8x10

01'

24'

F.S.D. Ref.

05.03.2020 HANDRAIL NOTE ADDED

3000

W04

D06

2ND-05

1 BHK 6x8

01 SERVICE 23 24 3.5x4.5

B.D. Ref.

Purpose

Amendment

Date

20.10.2019 MISSING ELEVATIONS ADDED

23.04.2020 INCOPORATING CLIENT COMMENTS

150

W02

W04

LIFT 3.5x2.5

2 BHK 8x10

550

2ND-22 W02

3 BHK 8x14

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

20'

R2A(1)-201

Terrace

2ND-12

3 BHK 8x14

750

14500

W01

D09

18500

09'

Terrace

D11

2 BHK 8x10

1 BHK

D08

STAIR 3.5x4.5

07'

650

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

1 BHK 6x8

+15.80

W01

2 BHK 8x10

1300

1 BHK

1:20

2 BHK 8x10 1 BHK 6x8

03'

2 BHK

B''

2 BHK 8x10

150

3 BHK 8x14

LIFT 3.5x2.5

SCALE

300

TRAINING REPORT

750

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

2 BHK 8x10

B C

150

2 BHK 8x10

3 BHK 3 BHK

STRATEGY 2 - HANDRAIL

B.D. Ref.

Rev.

4 BHK

1300

50800

Sections of the fixing detail of various railings Fixing details of various railings

50800

750

2 BHK 8x10

DETAILED SECTIONS Detailed Sections

Facade modelling tooverall understand the aetheticappeal appeal, etc. To understand aesthetic

150

STAIR 3.5x4.5

Model Building

R2-004

STAIR 3.5x4.5

LIFT 3.5x2.5

2 BHK 8x10

Detail Drawings

OFFICE 87, ONE JLT, JUMEIRAH LAKE TOWERS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, U.A.E T : +971 42429720 F : +971 42429721 E : lwk@lwkp.com

900

2 BHK 8x10

KSA

3D MODELS 3D Models

1:100

Elevations ofDrawings, various building alongcolour witht thestudy colour study Elevation with

2 BHK

AET

300

2 BHK 8x10 2 BHK 8x10

SCALE

Approved

AMP

3000

STAIR 3.5x4.5

ELEVATIONS Drawings Elevation R2A(1)-201

1:100

1300

14500

18500

STAIR 3.5x4.5

SCALE

LIFT 3.5x2.5

Creating prototypes according to the requirements 3 BHK 8x14

R2A(1)-201

4 TRAINING REPORT 4 ELEVATION

ELEVATION 3

2900

1 BHK 6x8

3000

1 BHK 6x8

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

4 BHK

Checked

16200

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

2 BHK 8x10

50800

Ground Floor

STAIR 3.5x4.5

20 OCT 2019

Drawn

18500

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

2 BHK 8x10 2 BHK 8x10

1:100

+0.67 GR F.F.L

R2A(1)301

Prototype A

+0.67 GR F.F.L ±0.00

50800 STAIR 3.5x4.5

4 BHK

2 BHK 8x10

3000

18500

4 BHK

1 BHK 6x8

18500

SERVICE 3.5x4.5

2 BHK 8x10

SECTION 1 SCALE

1:25

Building Sections BUILDING Ext EXTERIOR SECTIONS

Drawing Title

SECTION 2

DISTRICT R2

R2A(1)-301

BUILDING R2A - STRATEGY 1

SCALE

1:25

SECOND FLOOR PLAN Job No.

00007 Scale

1:100 Drawn

AMP

Drawing No.

Revision No.

103

Sections portions Sections ofoftheDesigned deisgned portions. Date

CAD Ref.

05 SEP 2019 Checked

AET

Approved

KSA

OFFICE 87, ONE JLT, JUMEIRAH LAKE TOWERS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, U.A.E T : +971 42429720 F : +971 42429721 E : lwk@lwkp.com

Research RESEARCH OFFICE 87, ONE JLT, JUMEIRAH LAKE TOWERS, P.O. BOX 340675, DUBAI, U.A.E T : +971 42429720 F : +971 42429721 E : lwk@lwkp.com

Facade research color Facade option researchwith in terms of paint color.

+15.5 M LVL

Gamuda Gardens Kuala Lampur, Malaysia Masterplan Project Scope Proposal of Masterplan Design with mixed landuse to holistically support one and other.

Burj Crown Dubai, UAE High Rise Apartment Design Project Scope Proposal of high rise apartment in the last plot at Downtown Dubai.

My Scope

Facilitate in location conceptual site sections, views enhancement. Main plaza and boulevard

Facilitate the project with floor plans and building service oriented sheets.

diagrams, perspective

My Learning Understanding how location of the site help facilitate actual design process, by understanding traffic patterns, etc. Observing how the built and the unbuilt have a dialogue. Enhancing landscape perspectives from an eye of an Architect to content the client.

Location

My Learning

Design stratergies to help sit among the contect and detail study of vertical transportations. How different consultants work coherently to bring success to the prohect.Team work of multiple hands at one submission.

BURJ CROWN

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

Site sections

BUKIT SENTOSA

A’

10 KM RAWANG 5 KM

B’

1 KM

Retail

LAGONG

Play park

Shop offices

KUANG

Parking

SITE LOCATION Site Locations Site section AA’ SHAH ALAM

Understanding and facilitating with the vertical service drawings. Understanding and facilitating withbuilding context research Bridge to Luge park

Main plaza

Play park

KUALA LAMPUR

PEOPLE ORIENTED DESIGN PERSPECTIVES People Oriented Design Perspectives Site is located in the northern end of Kuala Lampur and is a Understanding with the vertical building service drawings. 5-minute driveand away facilitating from the confluence of thehuman Guthrie, LATAR Understanding designs in scale and North-South expressways. From there, it is connected to Kuala Lampur, other cities and attractions through the network of highways and public transportations.

Office towers

FORTE PARKING ELEVATORS - TYPICAL PLAN

SCALE

1:50

DUBAI MUNCIPALITY STAMP

DESIGN PROCESS AND IDEALOGIES Design Process and Ideologies Understanding design principles and how to enhance the built along with landscape. Coherently designing along with Dubai Municipality guidelines and client to get best out of the project. T1

T10

T11

Understanding design principles and how to enhance built along with the landscape, while coherently designing with guidelines 2 BED TYPE A1

3 BED TYPE A

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

90.74 sqm

7.91 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

Service apartments

98.65 sqm

APARTMENT NO :804

1 BED TYPE C

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

117.73 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

125.45 sqm

52.84 sqm 6.38 sqm

AREA GAMUDA GARDENSSALEABLE WITH BALCONY

APARTMENT NO :805

59.22 sqm

APARTMENT NO :806

BALCONY

GAMUDA GARDENS

3 BED TYPE A'

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

7.72 sqm

BALCONY

2 BED TYPE A1

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

117.47 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

125.19 sqm

7.72 sqm

APARTMENT NO :807

90.74 sqm

7.91 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

98.65 sqm

APARTMENT NO :808

BALCONY

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

BALCONY

BALCONY LIVING

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

08-05-A

08-05-B

08-05-C

LIVING

MASTER BEDROOM

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 1

MASTER BEDROOM

08-06-B

LIVING

08-07-C

08-07-B

08-07-D

08-07-A

08-06-A

08-05-D

KEY SECTION 08-08-B

08-08-A

DINING KITCHEN

08-05-E

08-05-J

UT.

KITCHEN

DINING

08-05-I

BATH

M. RM.

08-05-H

08-05-G

BATH

08-05-F

08-06-C

UT.

08-06-D

08-07-J

BATH

FOYER

BATH

M. RM. 08-07-H

BATH

08-07-F

UT.

KITCHEN

08-08-F

BATH

08-04-F

STAIR-02

08-04-C

-5.200 +0.300

DINING

LEVEL 1 (PD1)

+6.300

LEVEL 2 (PD2)

+9.700

LEVEL 4 (PD4)

+16.500

LEVEL 5 (PD5)

+19.900

FOYER DR-27 AT LEVEL 8 ONLY

GROUND FLOOR

+13.100

LEVEL 3 (PD3)

P. RM.

FOYER G

-8.700

BASEMENT 1

KITCHEN

08-07-G

LEVEL (FFL)

BASEMENT 2

08-07-E

08-07-I

P. RM.

KITCHEN

UT.

NAME

DINING

DINING WR

LIVING

BEDROOM 1

BEDROOM 1 08-04-B

BATH

STAIR-01

08-08-C

UT.

LEVEL 6 (PD6)

+23.300

LEVEL 7 (PD7)

+28.100

LEVEL 8 (T1)

+31.750

LEVEL 9 (T1)

+35.150 +38.550

LEVEL 10 (T1)

FOYER

MASTER BEDROOM 08-04-E

LIFT 1

LIFT 2

LIFT 3

FIRE / SERVICE LIFT

08-12

FIRE LOBBY

FOYER

MASTER BEDROOM

08-16 08-08-E

08-04-D

08-08-D

BATH

LEVEL 11 (T1)

+41.950

LEVEL 12 (T1)

+45.350

LEVEL 13 (T1)

+48.750

LEVEL 14 (T1)

+52.150 +55.550

LEVEL 15 (T1)

LIFT LOBBY 08-11

LEVEL 16 (T1)

+58.950

LEVEL 17 (T1)

+62.350

LEVEL 18 (T1)

+65.750

LEVEL 19 (T1)

+69.150

LEVEL 20 (T1)

+72.550

LEVEL 21 (T1)

+75.950

08-03-C

FHC

MASTER BEDROOM

FOYER

08-03-A

LIFT 7

ELEC. ROOM

FAD

LIFT 5

LIFT 6

LIFT 4

08-13

FAD

08-03-D

UT. 08-03-B

MECH STORE

TELE ROOM 08-14

FOYER

BATH

LEVEL 23 (SERVICE)

+82.950

LEVEL 24 (T2)

+88.950

LEVEL 25 (T2)

+92.350

LEVEL 26 (T2)

+95.750

UT.

FORTE PARKING ELEVATORS - TYPICAL PLAN SCALE

FORTE PARKING ELEVATORS TYPICAL LANDING ENTRANCE DETAIL

SCALE

1:50

FORTE PARKING ELEVATORS - TYPICAL SECTION SCALE

1:50

+99.150

LEVEL 27 (T2)

08-09-B

08-09-C

LEVEL 28 (T2)

+102.550

LEVEL 29 (T2)

+105.950

LEVEL 30 (T2)

+109.350

LEVEL 31 (T2)

+112.750

G G

KITCHEN

08-01-B

BATH 08-01-C

UT.

BATH 08-11-B

UT.

DINING

08-01-D

08-02-C

BATH

DINING

08-11-C

UT.

08-10-D

UT.

08-02-A

DINING

+122.950

LEVEL 35 (T2)

+126.350

LEVEL 36 (T2)

+129.750

LEVEL 37 (T2)

+133.150

LEVEL 38 (T2)

+136.550

LEVEL 39 (T2)

+139.950

LEVEL 40 (T3)

+143.350

LEVEL 41 (T3)

MASTER BEDROOM

LIVING 08-10-B

08-10-C

08-02-D

BEDROOM 1

LIVING

08-09-E

LIVING

08-09-D

+146.750

LEVEL 42 (T3)

+150.150

LEVEL 43 (T3)

+153.550

LOWER ROOF LEVEL

+157.380

UPPER ROOF LEVEL

+164.000

TOP OF ROOF

+168.550

LIVING BEDROOM 1 08-01-F

MASTER BEDROOM

08-01-E

08-11-F

05.04.20

100% DETAILED DESIGN REVISION 1 SUBMISSION

24.02.20

100% DETAILED DESIGN SUBMISSION

30.12.19

50% DETAILED DESIGN SUBMISSION

04.11.19

100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN SUBMISSION 50% SCHEMATIC DESIGN 03.10.19 SUBMISSION

D A

08-11-D

08-01-A

Parking

DINING

08-03-E

08-03-F

+116.150 +119.550

LEVEL 34 (T2)

KITCHEN

08-11-A

BATH

MASTER BEDROOM

LIVING BEDROOM 1

LIVING

08-09-F

08-10-A

KITCHEN

DINING

FOYER

BATH

BATH 08-02-B

KITCHEN

LEVEL 32 (T2) LEVEL 33 (T2)

FOYER

BEDROOM 1

08.08.19

REV.

08-11-E

DATE

MVA MVA

SFF

MVA

SFF

100% CONCEPT DESIGN SUBMISSION DESCRIPTION

SFF SFF

AET

SFF DRAWN

MVA MVA MVA CHECKED

BALCONY

Conceptual Site Sections Site section BB’ SITE CONCEPTUAL SECTIONS

2 BED TYPE A1'

Plans PLAN

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

7.91 sqm 99.08 sqm

49.64 sqm

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

1 BED TYPE D

2 BED TYPE C'

3.86 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

53.50 sqm

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

88.69 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

92.55 sqm

3.86 sqm

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

88.33 sqm

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

92.19 sqm

3.86 sqm

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

Facilitating with room tag placement Facilitating with room tag placement for all floors. for all floors APARTMENT NO :802

APARTMENT NO :801

APARTMENT NO :811

TIER-1-8th to 22nd Floor SCALE

No part of the drawing and the design contained herein may be reproduced without the prior written consent of a director of LWKP Architects L.L.C

Do not take measurements directly from this drawing.

BALCONY

2 BED TYPE C

1 BED TYPE D 91.17 sqm

APARTMENT NO :803

AR-TW-151

This drawing and the contents herein are the copyright of LWKP Architects L.L.C

2 BED TYPE A1'

Check and verify all dimensions on site.

Read this drawing in conjunction with the specifications and all other related drawings.

Detailed plans, section and elevations DETAILED FORTE PLANS, SECTIONS, ELEVATIONS PARKING ELEVATORS - TYPICAL PLAN -

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

BALCONY

1:100

APARTMENT NO :810

49.64 sqm 3.86 sqm 53.50 sqm

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY APARTMENT NO :809

91.17 sqm

Notify the Architect immediately of any discrepancy found herein.

Client

7.91 sqm 99.08 sqm

UNIT TYPES

1 BED TYPE C

2 BED TYPE A1'

GAMUDA GARDENS SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

52.84 sqm

568.77 sqft.

6.38 sqm

68.67 sqft.

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

59.22 sqm

637.43 sqft.

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

NO. OF UNITS PER FLOOR

3 BED TYPE A 91.17 sqm

981.34 sqft.

7.91 sqm

85.14 sqft.

99.08 sqm

1066.48 sqft.

SALEABLE AREA W/O BALCONY BALCONY AREA

117.73 sqm

1267.24 sqft.

7.72 sqm

83.09 sqft.

SALEABLE AREA WITH BALCONY

125.45 sqm

1350.33 sqft.

3 X 1 BEDROOM UNITS

1:50

FORTE PARKING ELEVATORS - TYPICAL SECTION SCALE

1:50

Understanding and facilitating with vertical building Understanding and facilitating with the vertical building service drawings.drawings LEGEND

SCALE

1:50

DOWNTOWN PLOT 27 RESIDENTIAL BUILDING

GENERAL LOBBY SERVICES

6 X 2 BEDROOM UNITS

Drawing Title

Tower Tier 1 8th to 22nd Floor Plan

PARKING

2 X 3 BEDROOM UNITS

FORTE PARKING ELEVATORS TYPICAL LANDING ENTRANCE DETAIL SCALE

Consultant

Project Name

UNIT AREAS

General Notes

BALCONY

Initial proposal designswith in terms of section to the client Understanding and facilitating the vertical building service drawings.

FOYER

FAD

08-17

MASTER BEDROOM

08-15

FOYER

BATH

FHC

TRASH ROOM

WATER METER

08-09-A

+79.350

LEVEL 22 (T1)

BATH

LIVING 08-04-A

A sketch indicating a public plaza right in front of pedestrian bridge which connects the site with Luge park across. This is in clear line of vision from main entry plaza and thus forms a central place for all visitors to stop by, meet, relax or even have public events. This plaza is flanked with a 15m wide pedestrian boulevard which will be framed by various retail frontages and office terraces on the sides and an expansive lattice semi-open roof on top. This location is going to be an anchor point of site

Drawing No.

Revision No.

Ru’ Al Haram Mecca, Saudi Arabia Research Project Scope Proposal of Competition entry to develop clusters around the most holiest space in Islam, ‘Mecca’. Mixed land-use project.

08 Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, UAE Port Design Project Scope

PROJECT SCOPE Proposal of Port Design as a competition entry Proposal of Port Design as a competition entry to vv My Scope

My Scope Facilitate in historic research of the space since it holds very dense socio - economic as well as political evolution along with its religious importance.

Abhu Dhabi Port

ABU DHABI PORT

My Learning

Port Design

Facilitate in Section drawing for initial MY SCOPE presentation Facilitate in Section drawing for initial presentation. My Learning

Understanding client requirements and enhancement of drawings to convey the language used to design the project.

Understanding how the space evolved to become a strong religious importance and how historic evidences are translated for An aerialliving viewart of Mecca, withMY the Grand the future through - Architecture. PROJECT SCOPE LEARNING Abu Dhabiof the city of A view Mecca Mosque at center Understanding the importance of context Proposal of Port Design as a competition entry to vv Understanding client requirements and enhancement of drawings to and design response. convey the language used to design the project. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

1887

2015

MY SCOPE

Port Design

ABU DHABI PORT

TRAINING RE

Facilitate in Section drawing for initial presentation. Understanding Client Requirements

Annual Change 12.00%

City Planning Study CITY FABRIC GROWTH

Mecca, ca. 1910. Bird's-eye of Kaaba with city

Then THEN &and NOWNow Study

Research based on theon historic value of the city. Research based historic value of cityt

Comparison studystudy of the space before and after industialization. Comparison of the space before and after the industialization

10.00%

8.00%

6.00%

4.00%

2.00%

0.00%

1950

1955

1960

Data Collection DATA COLLECTION

1965

1970

1975

1980

1985

1990

1995

2000

2005

2010

Understanding population growth and other other factors regarding demography Collecting data regarding the population growth and various factors regarding demography.

2015

2020

2025

2030

Historic Evidences HISTORIC EVIDENCES

Understanding with authentic Collection of authentic historic evidences.evidences

Secttion Building

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

TRAINING REPORT

Getting featured on the LinkedIn Profile of the Global firm.

Opportunity to present my research with the team and consultants from Netherlands.

Linkedin Feature

Research Presentation

Got the opportunity to be featured on the linkedin platform of the international firm

Opportunity to present a joint reserach with a colleague to the team and consultants from Netherlands

Won first prize at a fund raising event, and got my paintings posted on the merchandise items like postcards, falsk, calendars at the age of 9

Emirates Airlines auctioned my painting for a charity event.

First commisioned artwork At the age of 11

Mixed medium art entry for NASA Reubens Panel

Imitation of MF Hussain’s art

First Painting ever! 1x2m At the age of 11

Throughout this portfolio you can see that my work was a progress from the rough draft to the polished work. All of the work I composed onto this file was the journey of learning, unlearning and relearning. Each project has a prompt and its own individual purpose for me to seek and complete with finess. Every design I worked on had its own different skills. As a graduate I believe Architecture opened up my eyes to see the beauty of designing, to reflect on my personal experiences, observations, readings and much more in order to find myself through various design journeys. My portfolio is a testimony of how I can put everything together as one and let the user see the beauty of the artwork created. I am a young Architect fresh off the boat, with eagerness and motivation to bring my skill set at your table. With my ability to adapt different types of projects, challenges, and people, I believe I am well suited for a Junior Architect role in your esteemed firm.

+97150 5321153 arSandraRex@gmail.com

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REX

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