Architecture Design Studio 3 Portfolio 2015

CONNECTING GENERATIONS S I E N N A

T ARDINI

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25161792

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CAITLIN

WALLACE

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25998072

ARC2001 | TOPSY TURVY | TUTOR: MARKUS JUNG

CONTENTS

BRIEF.............................4 SITE..............................5 CLIENT............................8 PROPOSAL..........................9 INSPIRATION......................11 ITERATION ONE....................12 ITERATION TWO....................14 ITERATION THREE..................16 ITERATION FOUR...................18 ITERATION FIVE...................20 ITERATION SIX....................22 MID SEMESTER PRESENTATION........25 ITERATION EIGHT..................36 ITERATION NINE...................38 MOOD BOARD.......................40 BACK FACADE DESIGN.............. 42 FINAL PRESENTATION...............45

BRIEF

As Melbourne grows rapidly with the influx of people moving from the country, interstate and internationally.

Melbourne has to stop expanding in land size and therefore of existing suburbs needs to change. Medium denisity living has become more popluar in inner city suburbs radiating in a 6km raduis from CBD, with more of a consideration to livable space rather an abundance of mulitple residents. Richmond has one of the most cultrally diverse suburbs melbourne has to offer. With industrial commercial and residential buildings living as neighbours and million dollar views of the city’s iconic Eurika tower. this diverse suburb is one whos potential is somewhat overlooked.

The outcome for our project is as a class to redevelop the 8 terraces from 329 - 343 Punt RD. With Each Pair getting one of the allocated terraces to design accordlingly to their own clients. The Terraces have some local significance with one of them being a well known brothel for years, and in an iconic location as its just past the trainstation. The dwellings look out to views of the MCG, Richmond Football Club, Euirka Tower and Rihmond Station. Being a highly active area with punt road being a major thurrafair and weekly football and sporting matches. the Site is highly exposed. The Intension is to design a Medium denisty redevelopment within the existing conditions of heritage overlay front facades and parti walls.

TANNER

ST

RESIDENTIAL

MIXED USE

TRAIN LINE

SITE PLANS

PL STEWART

COMMERCIAL

PUNT RO AD

SITE

SITE - 341 PUNT ROAD

STEWART

ST 1:1000

1:4000

VIEW FROM PUNT ROAD TO SITE

VIEW FROM TRAIN STATION TO SITE

BACK FACADE

NEIGHBOURS EXTTERNAL STAIRCASE UP TO SEPARATE STUDIO

VIEW FROM SITE TO PUNT ROAD

BACK SURROUNDING CONTEXT

FRONT FACADE OF THE 8 PROJECTS

CLIENTS CLIENT NARRATIVE

As I walked past, the screech of the train passing caught my attention as I looked up to watch it pass. That’s when I noticed the new mural, now there were 6 all different and unique, kids these days are so talented with that form of painting, back in my day it was oils and canvas. Punt road was extremely busy today, the commuters banked up and the sound of horns which seemed to be everlasting. As I walked through my front gate I turned to look over at the park I noticed a crowd of people marching like ants towards the MCG, which reminded me to pop over to Rebecca’s to watch the game. It was our weekly routine however They had been away for the two weeks and I had been minding Mitsy, although I forgot to feed her for a couple of days.

Sitting down and opening up the paper I flicked through the car sales section I used to own a mechanic store and have always been obsessed by classic cars.

Thumps began to resonate through the ceiling, moving back and forth from one end to the other. The new Neighbors were moving in today, I could tell they were going to be in our lives quite a bit as they had already lost their key and knocked on the front door asking for me to open up the back entrance for them to access their studio. Not a good first impression, but they seemed nice enough. Young let’s hope not too energetic. Yup there’s the couch, Rebecca did tell them to be careful of the floor boards. She had decided to convert her design studio into a apartment to rent out as she moved off site to a bigger location.

As

I

big,

walked it

training

out

looked thing.

the

like

back

it

Rebecca

door

could was

through

house telling

the

enough me

courtyard

food

mark

for

had

a

I

saw

the

removalists

And

there

village.

tried

it

and

was

was

eating

struggle only

like

two a

to of

savage

lift

a

fridge

them.

They

must

but

gave

up

that be

almost

into

after

seemed

that

three

new

weeks.

too cross Mark

was always trying the next new fad for a quick an easy way to get fit. If he only just stopped eating doughnuts on site he’d be fine.

I

chucked

and

gave

misty

a

pat

as

she

walked

in-between

my

legs.

Knocking

on

Rebecca’s

door

I

heard

screaming

as

Nathan

ran to the door GRANDPA!!!! It didn’t matter if I had spent all day with him gone home for a freshen up and back for dinner he always greeted me as if he hadn’t seen me for a year. He was growing up so fast about an inch a month and started school for the first time.

Soon enough he’ll be moving in above me. As I bent down to pick him up, Rebecca yelled out to hurry as the game was starting soon.

PROPOSAL

OUR

PROPOSAL

CAL,

VISUAL

IS AND

TO MACRO

CONNECT

OUR

DETAILS.

OUR

CLIENTS MAIN

TOGETHER

OBJECTIVE

THROUGH IS

TO

PHYSI-

CREATE

A

CONNECTION BETWEEN THE BUILDINGS EXISTING HERITANGE AND A NEW DEVELPOPMENT, AS WELL AS CREATING

A

DESIGN

CONNECTION

FOR

OUR

CLIENTS

GENERATIONS

TO

COME

TOGETHER.

CONSIDERING HOW TIME CHANGES, AND FAMILIES GROW AND DIMINISH OUR OTHER OBJECTIVE IS TO CREATE A SPACE THAT THE SON OF THE FAMILY COULD THEN JOIN AND BE APART OF IN YEARS TO COME, BUT TILL THEN BE SEPARATED

ENOUGH

AND

PRIVATE

TO

RENT

OUT

FOR

A

SEPARATE

COUPLE

TO

LIVE

IN .

COLLAGE WITH EXISTING SURROUNDINGS, TRANSPORT SYSTEMS AND MAJOR ICONIC ATTRACTIONS.

INSPIRATION

HOUSE N - SOU FUJIMOTO (MERGING OF INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SPACES) IS - YO YAMAGATA ARCHITECTS (FACADE TREATMENT)

NORTHCOTE RESIDENCE - WOLVERIDGE ARCHITECTS (INTERIOR MATERIALITY AND HERITAGE LISTED RENOVATION)

ITERATION 1

PROGRAM DIAGRAM - MINIMUM SPACE REQUIREMENTS

MODEL PHOTOS

ITERATION 2

MODEL PHOTOS

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION

ENSUITE COURTYARD

BATH BEDROOM

- OLD BECOMES NEW ~ GRANDFATHER IS NOW IN NEW DEVELOPMENT INSTEAD OF FACING ONTO PUNT ROAD

BEDROOM BEDROOM

- EXISTING FACADE AND BUILDING KEEPS FLOOR PLATES AND EXISTING STRUCTURE - ENTRANCE TO STUDIO IS NOW DIRECTLY FROM BACK FACADE AND UP

LIVING/DINING

BATH

FIRST FLOOR

- STUDIO DOES NOT HAVE A ENTRANCE INTERACTION WITH SHARED COURTYARD GRANDFATHER ENTRANCE

- STAIRCASE REMOVED FROM EXTERNAL WALLS FACING COURTYARD - TO MAXIMISE LIGHTING LAUNDRY/ POWDER ROOM

KITCHEN

LIVING/DINING

SHARED COURTYARD

LIVING/DINING /KITCHEN

BEDROOM

BATH FAMILY ENTRANCE

GROUND FLOOR

STUDIO ENTRANCE TO FIRST FLOOR

ITERATION 3

BATH COURTYARD

LIVING/DINING /KITCHEN

BATH

BATH

FIRST FLOOR

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION - OVERHANG IN NEW DEVELOPMENT TO MAXIMISE SPACE OVER THE 5 M SETBACK - SPIRAL STAIRCASE TO AVOID COVERING WALLS - BATHROOMS ON FAMILY FIRST FLOOR BROKEN UP

LAUNDRY/ POWDER ROOM

GRANDFATHER ENTRANCE

KITCHEN

SHARED COURTYARD LIVING/DINING

FAMILY ENTRANCE PUNT ROAD

GROUND FLOOR

LIVING/DINING /KITCHEN

BATH

STUDIO ENTRANCE TO FIRST FLOOR

ITERATION 4

WALK IN WARDROBE BATH

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION - NO DOORS UPSTAIRS TO BEDROOMS, THEY ARE SEPARATED BY LONG HALLWAYS AND WADROBES

SECOND FLOOR

- SHARED UPSTAIRS BATHROOM BETWEEN THE TWO BEDROOMS FOR FAMILY - THIRD FLOOR ADDED TO TOWVER DEVELOPMENT FOR RENTED STUDIO AS MOORE SPACE WAS NEEDED

LIVING/DINING BATH COURTYARD

- SIDE ACCES REMOVED FOR GRANDFATHER TO HAVE MORE SPACE ON GROUND LEVEL - MASTER BEDROOM FOR STUDIO MOVED TO THIRD LEVEL AND MADE INTP COURTYRAD SO IT DOESNT HAVE A VISUAL CONNECTION WITH SHARED GROUND COURTYARD

BATH

FIRST FLOOR

LAUNDRY/ POWDER ROOM

KITCHEN LIVING/DINING /KITCHEN LIVING/DINING

SHARED COURTYARD

BATH

GROUND FLOOR

ITERATION 5

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION - THIRD LEVEL ATTACHED TO NEW TOWER DEVELOPMENT - ROOPTOP BALCONY - FIRST LEVEL OF TOWER SHARE SPACE BETWEEN GRANDFATHER AND STUDIO

THIRD FLOOR

- SIDE ACESS AGAINST PARTI WALL REGAINED FOR FAMILY TO HAVE BACK ACESS - FAMILY GROUND FLOOR - STAIRS MOVED WITH INTERGRATED FIREPLACE IN THEM - MASTER BEDROOM LOOKS ONTO PUNT ROAD - ENSUITE ADDED TO MASTER BEDROOM - STUDY/RETREAT NOW LOOKS OVER COURTYARD

FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

ITERATION 6

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION -BEDROOM FOR STUDIO SPACE MOVED TO THIRDFLOOR WITH TERRACE TO MAKE LARGER KITCHEN/DINING/LOUNGE SPACE ON SECOND FLOOR - GRANDFATHER HAS TOILET ADDED ON LEVEL ONE

THIRD FLOOR

- SHOWER IS REMOVED FROM STUDIO LEVEL ONE AND PLACED IN THIRD FLOOR ENSUITE - ENSUITE REMOVED FROM MASTER BEDROOM FAMILY DWELLING FOR BIGGER SHARED BATHROOM -STAIRCASE DIRECTION CHANGED FROM GROUND FLOOR TO FIRST FLOOR GRANDFATHERS DWELLING

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

MID SEMESTER PRESENTATION

D

c

B

A

A

D

c

B

GROUND FLOOR 1:100

DECK 8M2

BATH 5.5M2 MASTER 16.5M2

LIVING 18M2

OTHER OCUPANT SPACE

LIVING 7M2

FAMILY SPACE

ROOMS

LIVING 11M2

MASTER 14M2

BATH 1.5M2

E

MASTER 13M2

BEDROOM 10M2

BATH 6M2

LIVING 7M2

DECK 3M2

BATH 1.5M2

BATH 6M2 LIVING 40M2

SHARED OUTDOOR SPACE 19M2

LIVING 14M2

LIVING 8M2 ENTRY 5M2

E

BATH 4M2

ENTRY

PROGRAM DIAGRAM

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

THIRD FLOOR 1:100

SECOND FLOOR 1:100

FIRST FLOOR 1:100

ROOF PLAN 1:100

SECTION a-A 1:100

SECTION B-B 1:100

SECTION c-c 1:100

SECTION D-D 1:100

FAMILY DWELLING GROUND FLOOR - LOOKINH AT STAIRCASE ONTO PUNT ROAD

SHARED INTERNAL COURTYARD LOOKING INTO FAMILY DWELLING

MODEL PHOTOS

ITERATION 8

THIRD FLOOR

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION - STAIR CASE CHANGED TO SINGLE SINGLE DIRECTION WITH LAUNDRY DIRECTLY UNDERNEATH - INTERNAL BEDROOM CREATED ON FIRST FLOOR FAMILY DWELLING HIGHER CEILINGS CREATED AND SKY LIGHTS ADDED SO NATURAL LIGHT COMES THROUGH

SECOND FLOOR

- OFFICE RETREAT MADE AT THE BALCONY LOOKING ONTO PUNT ROAD SO IT BECOMES AND OPEN SPACE - BATHROOM TAKES OVER THE DECK

FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

ITERATION 9

THIRD FLOOR

CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS ITERATION - STORAGE IN MASTER BEDROOM STUDIO TOWER CHANGED. -LAYOUT OF KITCHEN/ LIVING DINING IN STUDIO CHANGED

SECOND FLOOR

- GRANDFATHER GETS SHOWER ON LEVEL ONE - FAMILY DWELLINGS STAIRCASE MOVES TO THE OPPOSITE SIDE TO MATCH THE STAIRCASE OF THE GRANDFATHER - KITCHEN BECOMES ONE LONG BENCH AND IS REPEATED IN COURTYARD AND GRANDFATHER DWELLING

FIRST FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

MOOD BOARD

BACK FACADE DESIGN

BACK FACADE WITHIN CONTEXT OF NEIGHBOURS - PROPOSED MATERIAL POLYCARBONATE PANELS

FINAL PRESENTATION

OUTSIDE SPACE BEDROOM

COUPLE

KITCHEN/LIVING 9M2

BATHROOM 7M2

STORAGE

12M2

OFFICE

FAMILY 25M2 20M2

5M2

1M2

9M2

12M2

12M2

5M2

7.5M2

4M2

3.5M2

13M2

11M2

2M2

50M2

20M2

28M2

30M2

PROGRAM DIAGRAM

12:00PM

9:00AM

5:00PM

FAMILY

LIGHTING DIAGRAM

GRANDPA COUPLE

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

GROUND FLOOR 1:100

THIRD FLOOR 1:100

SECOND FLOOR 1:100

FIRST FLOOR 1:100

ROOF PLAN 1:100

FRONT FACADE 1:100

CROSS SECTION 1:100

BACK FACADE 1:100

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1:100

MASTER BEDROOM THIRD FLOOR OF TOWER

FAMILY DWELLING GROUND FLOOR LOOKING THROUGH COURTYARD TO GRANDFATHER DWELLING

BACK FACADE NIGHT

MODEL PHOTOS