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02 | 03 SHANE O’DONNELL B.S.Arch,B.Arch.

career profile:

awards and achievements: Final Year Project was published in the Architects Journal, July 2012 | http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/culture/students-shows-2012/student-shows-2012-waterford-institute-of-technology-department-of-architecture/8633724.article

Represented Waterford Institute of technology in the annual | Schools of Irish Architecture symposium 2013. 1st place in Waterford City Council Regeneration Competition 2011.

computer skills:

Architect |Currently I work at a dedicated firm of Chartered Architects in London called Smallwood Architects. The company is vastly experienced and work on a variety of residential projects such as Grade I & II listed buildings, London townhouses and large country homes. At Smallwood’s I have been given the responsibility of project architect on two residential projects, a new build & refurbishment scheme. Recently I completed my part 3 studies at London Southbank University and I wish to further my studies in the not too distant future. Moving forward I would like to consolidate my experience to date and advance my career in new and exciting surroundings.

Autocad Photoshop Indesign Revit Architecture

NBS Scheduler Outlook UnionSquare Podium

Sketchup Vectorworks V-ray Layout

Microsoft Office Dreamweaver Publisher

Languages|English | French

education:

specialities: Conservation Architecture High‐end Residential Project Management Preparation & Submission of Planning Applications Architectural Detailing Graphic design Informal urbanisation Water purification & treatment model making/woodworking/detailing

London Southbank University: June 2015 Professional Practice Part 3 Examination:Pass Waterford Institute of Technology, Waterford (WIT): Sept. 2010 – May 2012 | Bachelor of Architecture (Honours): Second Class Honours Grade 1 Waterford Institute of Technology, Waterford (WIT): Sept. 2006 – May 2009 | Bachelor of Science in Architecture (Honours): Second Class Honours Grade 2 Colaiste Iosaef, Kilmallock: Sept.2001 – June 2006 | Irish Leaving Certificate: 485 Points

construction experience:

Smallwood Architects | 79‐89 Lots Road, Chelsea, London, SW10 0RN: May 2013‐Present Architectural Assistant part 3-Architect ChapmanWorkhouse | 60 Newman St, London, W1T 3EE: Jan 2013- April 2013 Architectural Assistant part 2 Liston Architecture | Walshestown, Castlemahon, Co. Limerick: Oct 2012-Jan 2013 Architectural Assistant part 2 D.J.Scott Landscape Architects | Auckland CBD, New Zealand: May 2010 Created skecthup models Produced photoshop images Created landscaping details using vector works Housing New Zealand | Auckland, New Zealand: March- April 2010 General labour Installed solar ducts and extraction hoods in public housing. Tom Carew & Partners Engineers | Upper William St, Limerick: June 2005 Preparing planning/tender drawings. Submitted planning applications. Maurice Hanley Builders | Ballylanders, Co. Limerick: June-Aug 2006 Land surveying Constructed cast in-situ concrete tanking

interests: Architecture & History Urban Planning Travelling Ecology/Beekeeping/Agriculture/Food Reading Sport (Hurling, Rugby, Mountain biking) Volunteering (Conservation Killarney NPWS & Open House Limerick)

other experience: JP McManus’s, Martinstown Stud | Martinstown, Co.Limerick: 2007-Present Care of equine stock Barn management Clarke’s Bar | Main St. Bruff, Co. Limerick: 2006-2009 General bar work Vanguard Painting | 927 West 8th Avenue, Vancouver, Canada: May-Aug 2008 Internal and external decorating Working at height on high-rise buildings Limerick VEC Irish Camp | Kilmallock: June 2005&2006 Sports cordinator/instructor

referees:

Please refer to CV

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 | CADOGAN PLACE 02 | CHAPEL FARM 03 | SYDNEY STREET 04 | EQUESTRIAN FACILITY-HAMPSHIRE 05 | PETERSHAM 06 | TODDINGTON MANOR 07 | OAKLEY GARDENS 08 | CLABON MEWS 09 | FERNSBURY STREET HOUSING 10 | VICTORIA SECRET-BOND ST 11 | EAST MOLESEY 12 | WATER HUB HAITI-University 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12

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01 | CADOGAN PLACE PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ Alterations & refurbisment of a grade 2 listed building at Cadogan Place, London. Bought for the purpose of re-sale within the High-end residential market this 6 storey traditional towhouse with a mews to the rear was to be designed as a single private residence. CLIENT_Timewave Limited CONTRACT_ Traditional JCT STAGES_ Stage 0-5 PROJECT ROLE_ Architectural Assistant Part 2 TASKS_Set up & Created tender package_Created all technical details_Attended client, design team & on site meetings_ Liased with consultants_ Created Joinery, widow & door schedules_ Designed bathroom & room elevations_ formulated electrical & mechanical schemes_ Reviewed sub-contractor packages.

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DRAWING ROOM DESIGN

01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12

BATHROOM 1 DESIGN

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POOL WING DESIGN

All dimensions and heights to be checked on site prior to setting out or manufacture. Any drawing or specification to be reported to the architect immediately.

Do not scale drawings discrepancies The setting out is the contractor'sbetween responsibilitysite,

ROOF - TYPE B 142.2 DETAIL - C 142.2

POOL

POOL PLANT 04-B-01

Recess in slab as pool specialists detail.

Lodged Planning application_Created door/window schedules_Created tender package.

235

5675

400

All dimensions and heights to be checked on site prior to setting out or manufacture. Any discrepancies between site, drawing or specification to be reported to the architect immediately.

1110

1:50

Recess in slab as pool specialists detail.

P032.0

1:100

235

P032.0

5675

Ensure clear space between roof joists for lighting

400

1110

P032.0

Existing roof finishes to be repaired or renewed as necessary, using best quality materials and to match existing. All new roof finishes to be slate unless noted otherwise. All new external walls to be in stone sourced from local quarry unless noted otherwise. Existing stonework to be repaired or renewed as necessary, using best quality materials and to match existing. 3. New rainwater goods throughout to be painted heritage cast iron (not shown on drawings). 4. All new windows to be painted hardwood with double glazed units. Existing windows/doors to be repaired/renewed as necessary with double glazed units and to match existing detail. 5. All existing wiring and plumbing to be stripped out and adjoining surfaces made good. New plumbing, drainage, heating and wiring throughout and to be chased into existing fabric where necessary. Proposed radiators and/or underfloor heating not shown for clarity. All floors to have underfloor heating (existing floor boards lifted and relaid with sub floor to suit). 6. Existing fabric to be retained is to be repaired with best available materials and to conservation standards. 7. Make good retained structure and faces upon demolition of adjoining structure. 8. Insulation to be added within floor zones to achieve acoustic separation. 9. Insulation to be added within roof structure to achieve current building regulation requirements. 10. Tanking to be applied to all internal faces of existing walls below ground. 11. Dry-lining to be applied to internal face of existing solid walls. Insulated stud wall set nominal distance from existing wall, with ventilated void. 12. Existing retained chimneys to be lined with class 1 flue liner to suit regulations.

TIMBER BARN DOORS

NORTH BARN WEST ELEVATION

Scale

NEW FLUE

1:100

OAK FRAME & GLAZED SCREEN IN EXISTING OPENING

NEW CONSERVATION TYPE ROOFLIGHTS NEW CONSERVATION TYPE ROOFLIGHTS

BATHROOM

NEW PAINTED HARDWOOD BARN DOORS EXTERNALLY TO MATCH EXISTING.GLAZED SCREEN INTERNALLY

GARAGE

DETAIL - J 142.3

DISCHARGE PIPE TO FOUL DRAIN Indicative DN110 Inlet Drain Laid to Falls Layout

Elev :

STORES

BARN CONVERSION TO PLAY ROOM

POOL FACILITIES

STAFF FLAT

NEW POOL BUILDING

Sect :

SWIMMING POOL 04-G-01

Indicative layout for drainage and services to sump pumps, to be checked and approved by specialist sub-contractor.

30.01.14

20-11-13 RJ

Rev. Date

Elevations updated and new notes added 0

Detail added to pool wing

Location:

NEW PAINTED HARDWOOD BARN DOORS EXTERNALLY TO MATCH EXISTING.GLAZED SCREEN INTERNALLY

NEW WINDOW

Client:

Date:

Alterations to the farmhouse Chapel Farm Rutland LE15 7AB

Scale@A1: Scale@A3: Status:

James & Carina Hanbury

Drawn:

COURTYARD NORTH ELEVATION 1:100

NEW POOL BUILDING

Notes

Chelsea Reach, 79-89 Lots Road, London SW10 0RN 11a High Street, St Martins, Stamford, Lincs PE9 2LF +44 (0)1780 757737 T +44 (0)20 7376 5744 E office@smallwoodarchitects.co.uk www.smallwoodarchitects.co.uk

Project:

Scale

142.0

142.0 25-11-14 RJ

16-09-14 RJ

29-10-14 RJ

Date

1:50

Set out relative / in04 line Sect : - Section D-D Scale 1:50 with rooflights as detailed on section A

Sect :

POOL FACILITIES

NEW WINDOW TIMBER BOARDED GABLE WALL REBUILT IN STONE

BARN CONVERSION TO PLAY ROOM

STORE

Job No.

732

Dwg. No.

Rev.

P 132.1 B

Sept '13 1:100 1:200 FOR PLANNING Checked: SO JG

Dwg. Title

As Proposed Elevations & Cross Sections Sheet 3

Client:

Detail :

Pool Wing - Window Sill Detail

Scale

DETAIL - B 142.2

Dwg. No.

1:5

732

Line of east barn beyond

Line of gutter

Dwg. Title

As Proposed

Hot Air Gill 20mm Stone cill - level as top of steps opposite Shadow Gap

100mm Insulation Foamglas T4+

Cavity wall built of RC retaining wall

Plaster finish on timber studwork

H G F E D

28-08-15 RJ

Ceiling light detail updated on section B-B

17-07-15 RJ

Section D-D construction detail revised to low level cill

06-07-15 RJ

Setting out informaiton added and notes updated

26-02-15 RJ

Section B-B amended - C/L setout for lighting

28-01-15 RJ

Corbel informaiton amended. Section C-C window, door, cill and head heights added. Section B-B / D-D, top of stone cill level added.

C B

25-11-14 RJ

16-09-14 RJ

29-10-14 RJ

Rev

Date

Detail :

Blockwork to stop 600mm from SSL track indicated Boxing for cill formed to suit around duct

Typ. RC Retaining Wall 100mm Insulation Foamglas T4+

East Barn opening amended - shown as existing. Level information updated / added. Pool retaining wall redrawn as and RC wall with corbel. Gridline D amended - center of RC wall. Sump updated.

1200 Gauge Visqueen

Gridlines amended, gridline D, X, Y added and dimensions added. Sump pump detail added to Section B-B Sections updated following layout / design amendments. Section D-D amended f to include new head and cill detail.

All external corners rounded, internal corners to have 40mm fillet - Repair mortar plus 1

DETAIL - J 142.3

Delta Quellband

DETAIL - N 142.4 DISCHARGE PIPE TO SOAKAWAY

Chelsea Reach, 79-89 Lots Road, London SW10 0RN 11a High Street, St Martins, Stamford, Lincs PE9 2LF T +44 (0)20 7376 5744 +44 (0)1780 757737 E office@smallwoodarchitects.co.uk www.smallwoodarchitects.co.uk

FLOOR - TYPE C 142.2

DISCHARGE PIPE TO FOUL DRAIN

Groundbeam to engineers detail

Indicative DN110 Inlet Drain Laid to Falls Layout

Sect :

04 - Section B-B

Scale

1:50

Notes NB1 to cover basement slab

Groundbeam to engineers detail

Project: Location:

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Rev.

C 142.0 H GA SECTIONS - Sheet 1

Aluminum Bracket and capping to stone cill by glazing specialist

1200 Gauge Visqueen to return up internal face and lap with DPC

POOL

Aluminum Capping to stone coping REFER TO STONE SCHEDULE

Feb ' 15 Plaster Finish Scale@A1: 1:50 Scale@A3: 1:100 Timber Batten Status: Alumiunium bracket and fixing CONSTRUCTION by glazing specialist Drawn: Checked: RJ JG

* James & Carina Hanbury

FFL - 52.178

DETAIL - W 142.3

Indicative layout for drainage and services to sump pumps, to be checked and approved by specialist sub-contractor.

Sect :

04 - Section D-D

Scale

1:50

Sect :

04 - Section C-C

Scale

Date:

pool window

Job No.

DETAIL - P 142.5

04 - Pool & Changing Wing Location: Chapel Farm Rutland LE15 7AB Double glazed

DELTA MS500 to be continuous up to DPC level. DPC to lap behind MS500

DETAIL - M 142.4

Glazing by Cantifix

Notes

Project:

1:50

STUDIO APARTMENT 04-1-01

Detail : AS FLOOR D - 142.6 Typ. Boarded First Floor

Studwork

Groundbeam to engineers detail

04 - Section C-C

Scale

Aluminium Bead by glazing specialist Double Glazing

East Barn opening amended - shown as existing. Level information updated / added. Pool retaining wall redrawn as and RC wall with corbel. Gridline D amended - center of RC wall. Sump updated.

Timber Lintel

1200 Gauge Visqueen

NEW SHEET METAL ROOF

C B

PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION

B A

ALUMINIUM/GLAZED SCREEN

Elev :

04 - Section B-B

Scale

EXISTING CONSTRUCTION

NEW WINDOW IN EXISTING OPENING

BARN CONVERSION TO ESTATE OFFICE

Groundbeam to engineers detail

BARN CONVERSION TO ESTATE OFFICE

NEW WINDOW IN EXISTING OPENING

Setting out informaiton added and notes updated

26-02-15 RJ Section B-B amended C/L setout for lighting track indicated Pool Wing - Window Head -Detail Scale 1:5 28-01-15 RJ Corbel informaiton amended. Section C-C window, door, cill and head heights added. Section B-B / D-D, top of stone cill level added.

Face of blockwork to have a minimum of 2 coats of KÖSTER NB1 applied to all internal surfaces.

POOL DESIGN AS POOL ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

NEW CONSERVATION ROOFLIGHTS

Section D-D construction detail revised to low level cill

06-07-15 RJ

Cavity Closer

Ceiling Lights Detail A 241.0.5 Setout as 241.0.4 See Also: Light Fantastic drawings

1:100

NEW WINDOW IN EXISTING HISTORIC OPENING

17-07-15 RJ

Double Glazing

M COURTYARD SOUTH ELEVATION Scale

Alumiunium bracket and fixing by glazing specialist Back-painted glass above ceiling line

Ceiling light detail updated on section B-B

DETAIL - FLOOR A - TYPE C 142.2 142.2

DETAIL - O 142.5

VCL sealed Bespoke aluminum fascia detail

Weephole

New attic truss roof - design by others

DETAIL - N 142.4

DETAIL - H 142.3

NEW BUILDING GARAGES

Aluminum Box Gutter AS ROOF B - 142.6 Studio Apartment Slate Roof

28-08-15 RJ

Rev

DETAIL - L 142.4

DETAIL - I 142.3

OFFICE

CHANGING AREA

DETAIL - P 142.5

Breathable felt membrane

H G F DetailE : D

250

Elev :

Mortar

Sarnafil Drip Edge Detail

NTS

Scale

Cavity Tray

POOL

Detail :

1:5

DETAIL - B 142.2

DETAIL - W 142.3

DISCHARGE PIPE TO SOAKAWAY

GENERAL NOTES

Studio Apartment - Verge Detail

Scale

Slate Roof

New stone course to gables to match staff cottage/ north barn

STUDIO APARTMENT 04-1-01

DETAIL - M 142.4

POOL DESIGN AS POOL ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

04 - Key Plan Masterboard

FFL - 52.178

NORTH BARN EAST ELEVATION

Scale

KEY :

Set out relative / in line with rooflights as detailed on section A

Ceiling Lights Detail A 241.0.5 Setout as 241.0.4 See Also: Light Fantastic drawings

SWIMMING POOL 04-G-01

DETAIL - I 142.3

P032.0

Detail :

DETAIL - A 142.2

DETAIL - O 142.5

FLOOR - TYPE A 142.2

SWIMMING POOL

NTS

Ground beam to sit on RC wall - to engineers detail.

New attic truss roof - design by others

04 - Section A-A

Scale

250

DETAIL - L 142.4

DETAIL - H 142.3

142.0

04 - Key Plan

POOL PLANT 04-B-01

Ensure clear space between roof joists for lighting

General Notes:

BALANCE TANK DESIGN AS POOL ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

POOL

KEY :

600

1:50

FLOOR - TYPEFLOOR B - TYPE A 142.2 142.2

POOL DESIGN AS POOL ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

04 - Section A-A

Scale

142.0

Sect :

142.0

Ground beam to sit on RC wall - to engineers detail.

142.0

REFER TO - 162.0

EXISTING BRICKWORK REMOVED NEW OAK FRAME & GLAZED SCREEN IN HISTORIC OPENING

03 - North Barn Section CC REFER TO - 132.0

BALANCE TANK DESIGN AS POOL ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

SWIMMING POOL 04-G-01

POOL PLANT 06-B-01

Sect :

DETAIL - D 142.2

REFER TO - 162.0

142.0

POOL PLANT 06-B-01

142.0

CLIENT_ Private client CONTRACT_ Traditional JCT STAGES_ Stage 2-4 (A-L) PROJECT ROLE_ Architectural Assistant Part 2 TASKS_ Revising & submitting planning drawings_Creating Sketchup models_Undertook on site survey_

142.0 FLOOR - TYPE B 142.2

POOL DESIGN AS POOL ARCHITECTURE DRAWINGS

142.0

SWIMMING POOL 04-G-01

Existing opening in East Barn Duct detail TBC

06 - East Barn Section BB REFER TO - 162.0

03 - North Barn Section CC REFER TO - 132.0

142.0

06 - East Barn Section BB REFER TO - 162.0

Void behind wall for return air ducts.

COURTYARD ROOM DETAIL - D 04-1-01 142.2

142.0

DETAIL - C 142.2

ROOF - TYPE A 142.2

142.0

Void behind wall for return air ducts.

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Elev :

COURTYARD ROOM 04-1-01

142.0

Rooflights 900mm from truss frame to c/lROOF of - TYPE A 142.2 opening

Existing opening in East Barn Duct detail TBC

Do not scale drawings The setting out is the contractor's responsibility

ROOF - TYPE B 142.2

Rooflights 900mm from truss frame to c/l of opening

PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ Alterations and refurbishment to a Grade 2 Listed counrty home & outbuildings. The Scheme included demolition of a existing modern extension with the inclusion of a new 2 storey traditional style extension to the South-East, refurbishment of the existing outbuilding into an open plan office space, swimming pool & Games room.

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General Notes: All dimensions and heights to be checked on site prior to setting out or manufacture. Any General Notes: discrepancies between site, drawing or specification to be reported to the architect immediately.

Client:

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Date:

04 - Pool & Changing Wing Chapel Farm Rutland LE15 7AB

Feb ' 15 1:50 Scale@A3: 1:100 Status: CONSTRUCTION Drawn: Checked: RJ JG Scale@A1:

James & Carina Hanbury

Job No.

732

Dwg. No.

Rev.

Dwg. Title

C 142.0 H GA SECTIONS - Sheet 1 As Proposed

PROPOSED PLANNING DRAWINGS

1.3 Existing Layout:

03 | SYDNEY STREET PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ Alterations to a Grade 2 listed buildings for a Proposed Mansard Roof Extension to No.51 Sydney Street. The property was constructed as part of the West terrace at the North end of Sydney Street circa 1846 and is Listed Grade II for it’s group value regarding the street elevation to Sydney Street. Basement,Ground & 1st Floors are to remain as existing.

The existing 3rd Floor comprises an attic space accessed by a presumed non-original stair.

CLIENT_ Private client CONTRACT_ N/A STAGES_ Stages 0-3 PROJECT ROLE_Project Architect TASKS_ Site survey_Design & Access Statement_Revising & submitting planning drawings_Lodged Planning application_Planning meeting

1.5 Site Context:

Basement, Ground, 1st & 2nd floors incorporate Flats 1-4. The roof is presumed original and the loft unconverted.

The front facade is in brick with stucco to both the ground and basement floors. Unlike the adjacent properties No.51 & No.49 do not have mansard roof extensions.

NOTE: DRAWINGS ARE NOT TO SCALE

Adjoining properties located to the South. The majority have mansard extensions.

800- 51 Sydney Street, London, 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12 SW3 6PX Design and Access Statement.

Existing rear facade of No.51 Sydney Street showing non-original rear extension and windows.

The existing facade of No.51 Sydney Street without a high level cornice.

Adjoining properties located to the North.

View along Stewarts Grove.

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14 | 15 Hodcott Copse

Private stables

04 | EQUESTRIAN FACILITY

Proposed dwelling faces east due to scenic views

New colts yard

PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ The aim was to formulate a design proposal for a new Equestrian Facilities and Accommodation on a large counrty estate in Berkshire. The scheme was to include a large counrty residence with private stables, Stud farm & working racing Yard. The Clients were a conglomorate, including an existing horse trainer and private investors seeking to create a new power in the Horse racing industry. To achieve this we were commissioned to create a strategic design proposal in a brochure format to accompany a progressive buisness plan aimed at attrating more private investment.

“West Ilsley will become the Jewel in the Crown of the Sport of Kings.”

New on-site accommodation

Equine solarium

L-shaped barn

Mick Channon

Indoor school

Private road entrance to dwelling

Barn & storage

Summer Gallops

Winter Gallops

Stallions barn & parade ring

Existing farm buildings

New fillies yard Nursery paddocks

West Ilsley Village

Private stables Hodcott Copse

Main courtyard and buildings with stables removed to the north

CLIENT_ Private client CONTRACT_ N/A STAGES_ Stags 0-2 PROJECT ROLE_ Architectural Assistant Part 2 TASKS_ Site Survey_Attended client meetings_Created Sketchup model_Designed proposal_Created

West Ilsley Stables

American barn Private residence

3D images_Formulated investment brochure_Presented scheme to client & investors

New central boulevarde

Walker & indoor pool

Why West Ilsley?..

Hodcott House

Office Formerly a prized possession of HM Queen Elizabeth II

An ambitious project geared towards competing against the very best in the world.

Main entrance

Managed by top racehorse trainer Mick Channon

Gallops

West Ilsley will become the Jewel in the Crown of the Sport of Kings.

A world renowned reputation for training top flight horses

800 acres of Royal Berkshire countryside with the opportunity to expand

W E S T I L S L E Y S TA B L E S The Vision

An on-going successful business with huge scope for cutting edge developments

350 acres of established gallops

Unique location for design and build of substantial Private Residence

The development of a new stud farm. A new on-site supply line of future champions

Close proximity to London and Heathrow Airport (15 minutes by helicopter)

he site of the Old Barracks, situated due east of the country residence, is to be transformed into an ultra-modern stud farm designed to accommodate up to five stallions and up to sixty broodmares and foals. The construction of stable barns, a covering shed, a veterinarian centre along with new offices and staff accommodation will see this new stud producing the next generation of racehorses for West Ilsley Stables within five years.

..and why now? West Ilsley is in need of some modernisation. This project’s ambitious approach to upgrading all of the existing facilities will ensure that its proven capabilities for training champions becomes even more effective.

Horse racing has never enjoyed such a global presence with established high profile race meetings in Dubai, Hong Kong, Australia and North America all regularly attended by horses from the UK with great success.

Few other sports offer the opportunity to become major players in a relatively short space of time, as has been proven by the recent Classic race success enjoyed by the Qatar Royal Family. Planning, investment and ambition can bring about rewards in three short years.

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Nothing can beat the thrill of racehorse ownership. John Webster and Nick Dhandsa have not only experienced the buzz and excitement of a horse winning at Royal Ascot first hand, they want to do so again in the years to come.

There is currently pasture and fenced paddocks covering almost 350 acres with the scope to increase this area as the stud becomes fully operational. The stud will be accessible by way of a dedicated client entrance whilst retaining an internal connection to the racing yard by means of a new central highway. For convenience, separate entrances for stallions and mares will be created.

The Private Residence

The Racing Yard

The Stud Farm

he traditionally designed Racing Yard is set to undergo a major facelift with the construction of modern stable barns, an equine swimming pool, new staff accommodation and a new link road to provide access to recently acquired pasture land, the stud and new all-weather gallop. West Ilsley Stables will remain fully operational throughout this project which is taking place in three stages over the five year period.

This will ensure that there is no interruption to the preparation of the horses throughout the racing season. This redevelopment will raise the capacity to 200 stables, with added staff accommodation and equine facilities. West Ilsley Stables will become the most modern private training operation in the United Kingdom.

mile due south of the racing yard lies Hodcott Copse, a secluded location featuring an old farmyard with an 17th Century barn. Native trees and expansive views make for the ideal location for an impressive, modern stately home.

The larger courtyard accommodates the main entrance to the house which will incorporate the refurbished English oak barn with additional modern buildings complimenting the traditional style of the existing structure.

The scheme comprises two courtyards, with new private stables surrounding the lesser courtyard and a link road to the adjacent stud. Surrounding the house will be over three hundred acres of uninterrupted West Berkshire countryside.

A helicopter pad is included in the scheme to take full advantage of its proximity to London Heathrow and other airfields and race venues.

SECTIONS,ELEVATION & TYPICAL ROOF DETAIL

05 | PETERSHAM PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ Extension & refurbishment to a listed buildings near Richmond Park, London. The design sought to add a basement with rear & side extension.

CLIENT_ Private client CONTRACT_ Traditional JCT STAGES_ Stage 4 PROJECT ROLE_ Architectural Assistant Part 2 TASKS_ Created tender package_Set up project structure_Designed Basment & roof details

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

BASEMENT PLAN

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CENTRAL FOYER & SPIRAL ROOF

06 | TODDINGTON MANOR PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ Alterations & refurbishment of a Grade 2 Listed Manor house. The Brief was to create a modern home within that of the existing historic fabric creating a sense of the old and new in juxtaposition. My role within this scheme was to take the conceptual ideas created during the desgn stage and with the help of consultants bring these to reality. The large spiral glass roof, rear orangery & guest suite were three such elements.

CLIENT_ Private client CONTRACT_ Traditional JCT STAGES_ Stages 3-4 PROJECT ROLE_ Architectural Assistant Part 2 TASKS_ Creating Sketchup model & 3D images_Undertook on site survey’s_Created tender package_

MANOR HOUSE- CENTRAL FOYER & REAR ORANGERY VISUAL

Liased with consultants.

MANOR HOUSE- CENTRAL FOYER PLAN

MANOR HOUSEGROUND FLOOR PLAN

MANOR HOUSE- REAR ORANGERY

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MANOR HOUSE- REAR ORANGERY

MANOR HOUSE- CENTRAL FOYER

MANOR HOUSE- CENTRAL FOYER & RESIN STAIR

GUEST SUITE & BATHROOM

ANCILLARY BUILDING - GUEST SUITE INTERNAL VISUALS

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TYPICAL WALL & FLOOR DETAIL STRATEGY

GUEST SUITE PLAN

ANCILLARY BUILDING - SPIRAL GLASS STAIR & GLASS BATHROOM

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SECTION DETAILS - BASEMENT TAKING & REAR TERRACE

07 | OAKLEY GARDENS PROJECT DESCRIPTION _ Refurbishment to a London townhouse for an experienced client. The brief sought to upgrade Oakley Gardens to a modern residential home suitable for rent in the Chelsea area of London.

CLIENT_ The Cadogan Estate CONTRACT_ Traditional JCT STAGES_ Stage 0-4 PROJECT ROLE_ Project Architect TASKS_Set up & Created tender package_Created all technical details_Attended client & design team meetings_ Liased with consultants_ Created Joinery, widow & door schedules_ Designed bathroom & room elevations_Reviewed Consultant packages_ Reviewed sub-contractor packages_ Undertook role of Interior designer.

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FLOOR PLANS

08 | CLABON MEWS PROJECT DESCRIPTION _Clabon Mews is a new build, infill residential property within the heart of London. It is located with Clabon mews and is within the Hans town conservation area. The Client wished to upgrade the existing property suitable to the rental market of the Kensington area.

CLIENT_The Cadogan Estate CONTRACT_ Traditional JCT STAGES_ Stage 0-4 PROJECT ROLE_ Project Architect TASKS_ Revising & submitting planning drawings_Undertook on site survey_Cretaed Design & Access statement_Lodged Planning applications_Created door/window schedules_Created tender package_ Liased with Consultants_Attended Client meetings_Created Internal elevation_ Reviewed Mechanical & electrical packages_Undertook the role of Interior designer_Consulted with Kitchen Designer

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SECTION A-A

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TIMBER STAIRCASE & DETAILS

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WALL DETAILS

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Parapet level: +43.710 6

09 | FERNSBURY STREET HOUSING 4th floor FFL: +40.670

The proposed use for the development is residential. As the site is within central London and situated within a long established neighbourhood it is very well supported by a wide range of community facilities within the immediate and wider context. The new building will provide 700m2 of gross internal area, comprising of 9 new residential units, housing a total of 28 people over ground plus four floors. The proposal offers a mix of 1, 2 and 3 bedroom units. All of the units meet the required space standards set out in the London Plan Housing Supplementary Planning Guidance 2011.

3rd floor FFL: +37.720

Parapet level: +43.710 6 3

2nd floor FFL: +34.770

SOUTH ELEVATION

WINTER GARDEN VIEW 2

4th floor FFL: +40.670

1st floor FFL: +31.820

3rd floor FFL: +37.720

Ground floor FFL: +28.750

Detail Elevation

Detail Section

DATE REV

D.BY C.BY COMMENTS

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2nd floor FFL: +34.770

6 4

5 KEY

1. Brick

Detail Plan

2. External glazing 3. Timber cladding 4. Timber louvre 5. Hardwood timber frame 6. Metal coping

4 1st floor FFL: +31.820

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EAST ELEVATION

Ground floor FFL: +28.750

Detail Elevation

Detail Section

2 KEY

DATE REV

D.BY C.BY COMMENTS

1. Re-claimed brick

PLANNING Job

FERNSBURY STREET HOUSING

Drwg

BAY STUDY SOUTH ELEVATION

2. Internal winter garden glazing 3. Timber cladding 4. Extrenal winter garden glazing

5. New brick (above ground floor) 6. Metal trim 7. Glazing in open position

Detail Plan

No.

1102_PL-711

Scale

1:50@A3, 1:25@A1

Date

04.04.13

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chapmanWORKHOUSE architects + designe rs

london office: fIfth floor, 60 newman street, london W1T 3EE cornwall office: 16 kenwyn road, truro, cornwall TR1 3SZ

www.chapmanworkhouse.com

t: 020 7631 5320 t: 01872 273 024

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PLANNING Job

FERNSBURY STREET

Drwg

BAY STUDY EAST ELEVATION

No.

1102_PL-710

Scale

1:50@A3, 1:25@A1

Date

04.04.13

chapmanWORKHOUSE architects + designe rs

london office: fIfth floor, 60 newman street, london W1T 3EE cornwall office: 16 kenwyn road, truro, cornwall TR1 3SZ

www.chapmanworkhouse.com

t: 020 7631 5320 t: 01872 273 024

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NEW BOND STREET

10 | RETAIL LONDON CENTRAL The overriding aim of this project is to create an extension that compliments and improves its immediate environment. To this end this proposal has been guided by a desire to create an extension that draws on the ‘workshop’ aesthetic of its surroundings, but does not mimic them. The scheme seeks to increase the retail area at lower ground, ground and first floor levels. At present the floors in 116 are located at different levels to those within 111-115.Consequently, to create good quality retail accommodation and avoid the need for ramps and steps between the properties, it is proposed to carefully remove these existing floors and construct new floors to the same level as those adjacent. With this, circulation, fire escape and good delivery become important generators in the proposal. The rear fire escape will be removed to improve the setting and the intension is to extend the existing communal stairwell in a lightweight panelled system that compliments its neighbouring building, but draws on the more lateral proportions of the adjacenty building. The material of panels themselves needs to again compliment its surroundings and to this end the use of opaque glass, coated metal or natural lead are all being considered.

ADDITIONAL RETAIL SPACE VIEW 1 EXISTING/PROPOSED

VIEW 2 EXISTING/PROPOSED

PROPOSED FLOOR AREA

ADDITIONAL FLOOR AREA

FIRE STAIR

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ENTRANCE

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11 | EAST MOLESEY The site is currently a car park with 16 privately leased spaces. A single storey building at the entrance to the site provides a further 3 garaged car spaces. The boundaries to the site are a mixture of garden walls and building flanks. The site is generally well screened from the larger residential properties that are situated to the north and west.The site is accessed by the mews that runs behind the commercial units on Bridge Road. The mews is narrow in character with a number of small commercial and residential units of mixed quality fronting onto it. The site is within the East Molesey (Kent Town) Conservation Area.The proposal is for the demolition of existing garages and car parking on the site and erection of 4 residential units. Residential units are to be 2/3 bedroom properties with 1 covered car parking space per unit on site.Access to the site will continue to be via the Mews. Careful setting and screening of the buildings will minimise impact on neighbouring properties.

PROPOSAL

OPTION 1

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UNIT DESIGN

OPTION 2

OPTION 3

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12 | WATER HUB HAITI My thesis saught to identify the relationship between the formal and the informal, order and disorder within the city, with a view to providing a more social, compassionate and autonomous architectural typology for the community that will concentrate on the needs of the underprivileged. I am interested in architecture for the informal city that will reinforce community spirit and allow its citizens to autonomously build and maintain their own environment. This will strengthen relationships and give them a sense of ownership all the while providing basic needs that will improve the lives of the underprivileged. In full I will investigate; how can informal urbanism act as a platform for a more autonomous community? In response to my thesis area I decided to design a water hub in a suburb of Haiti called Canape Vert. My approach was to create a sustainable water resource including sanitary facilities for the community. The design includes a washouse, bathouse and toilets which a supplied by water that is collected, stored and purified on site. Once used, the water is strategically guided through a waste water treatment system where it is finally reintroduced to the purification sytem once more. The design creates a public realm thoroughfare between the existing market place and the water hub which in time will become the economic and social corridor of Canape Vert.

Section A-A1

Central Foyer

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Site Location 1-2000

Site Location 1-500

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2nd Floor Plan

Section E-E1

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Water Schematic

Section B-B1

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Mud wall/swimming pool detail

Tank detail