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MAGAZINE

2017

DIA T ME N I R AP T OF ZBC RNALIS 17 JOU EAR 20 Y THE

EIGHth issue

CONTENT PUBLISHER Structure And Design Media DESIGN & LAYOUT Tami Zizhou Tich Majena PHOTOGRAPHY Michele Fortmann CONTRIBUTORS Michael Nott MARKETING Clive Mapfumo Victoria Ndavambi +263 779 141 137 +263 783 851 516 +263 8644 224 569 SUBSCRIPTIONS +263 8644 224 570

MAIN FEATURE 8 | Alan Megahey Learning Recource Centre

COMMERCIAL FEATURE 37 | ECD Centre at St John’s Prep School

PROPERTY FEATURE 53 | Pam Golding Edgewater Villa

UPCOMING PROJECTS 63 | Archicraft Architects’ ZAS Mall

DESIGN EDUCATION 67 | The BETA Holdings Students Awards

HOME DESIGN 76 | 20 Year ‘Modern’ Design

DESIGN EVENTS 83 | Parallel Nippon Architecture Exhibition

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A new way of thinking

about Learning Centres Text by Michael Nott | Additional Photos, Drawings and Plans by Geoff Fox From Architectural and Planning Studio (Aps) | Photos by Tami Zizhou

HE Alan Megahey Learning Resource Centre (LRC) at Peterhouse Boys School, just outside Marondera, represents a new way of looking at education and interacting with information for senior school students from both the boys’ and girls’ schools. It was made possible by a very generous (around US$1.5 million) anonymous donation. Alan Megahey was a former Rector of the school, responsible for, among other things, the founding of the Peterhouse Girls School and the formation of the Peterhouse Group of Schools. He was also well respected as a man of considerable intellectual and cultural abilities, a historian and an academic, as well as for his innovative approach to education. In addition he was an archivist with a significant collection of books and documents across a broad range of subjects. So it’s a fitting tribute to his legacy that the new LRC is part library but also a new and ground-breaking

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way for students to access and engage with information in whatever form it might take - printed or electronic. It’s an interactive learning facility where students can still enjoy all the attributes that a traditional library has to offer – research books and current periodicals - but with the added bonus of internet and multi-media access. In addition to interacting with the internet, students can collaborate with each other on a peer to peer basis and also engage with teachers. The school has installed the online version of Encyclopaedia Britannica on their computers which allows pupils to view an almost unlimited amount of up to date information. The LRC also has impressive multimedia facilities for watching video and PowerPoint computer presentations. There’s a huge video monitor as well as state of the art sound equipment. And that’s not all – students are continuously monitored by CCTV cameras so that the supervisors are always in control of just what the pupils are looking at!

Originally intended as a kind of extension of the existing library it has become far more than that. It functions in a very different way to more conventional libraries which were always traditionally completely silent and rather stuffy and dusty spaces. It was crucial at the outset of the project to establish, research and define the brief and what the building was to achieve. In order to get to this point the architects undertook extensive initial consultations with a diverse range of specialists - from IT (Neil Padmore of Frampol) to educational psychology (Occupational Psychologist Felicity Van de Ruit of Realise Africa). In addition, various lively and inclusive focus groups consisting of staff and pupils were consulted. As a result of this research-led and collaborative process the LRC represents a new way of thinking about teaching and learning and is in essence an synthesis between a typical library and a computer centre, providing opportunities for both structured academic research as well as a more extramural curiosity in the world around us. Whenever the brief is as unique as this one an important part of the initial design process is to get full support from the client on the design concept. Key to this was the production of accurate visualisations by the architects. Architectural Assistant Tapiwa Mativenga modelled the building both inside and outside in photorealistic 3D, to give the client team an exact look and feel for the space, colours and ambience before committing to construction documentation. To this end there are both formal seating for students to access the internet and do online research, as well as more comfortable and relaxed seating areas for reading, studying and collaborating in either small or large groups, or in public or private settings. Books and periodicals can be checked out in the usual way with an advanced sentinel system to ensure that all material taken from the resource centre is carefully monitored.

MAIN FEATURE

EXIS

TIN

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LANDSCAPING AND PETERHOUSE TREES

EXISTING 300

-553

DDD 2

-170

13500

SOP

BASEMENT

-170

STORE DEMOLISHE

-506

SOP (SET OUR POINT) FOR AMPITHEATRE

-170

13937

3880

-170 -170

450

REVISED GRID LINES TO BE ORTHOGANAL WITH EXISITING FIELDSEND HALL

-841

4002

FIELDSEND

DDD

-1178

HALL

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5.75째

-1568

1738

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12625

25250

LAN

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2063

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12625

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4002

-841

DDD

FIELD

SEND

-1178

HALL

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13500

-170

SOP (SET OUR POINT) FOR AMPITHEATRE

-170

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-170

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2063

TIN GL

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3880

IBR ARY

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5.75

150

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ADJA BE CENT DEM TRE PET OLISH ES TO ERH E OUS D BY E

12625 25250

12625

A504 CD - 3D View 1 2

W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - Demolished 1 : 200

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A101 A101 CD CD -- Site Site Plan Plan -- Proposed Proposed

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RED LINE INDICATES POSSIBLE RED POSSIBLE RED LINE LINE INDICATES INDICATES POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE BUILDING POSITION ALTERNATIVE BUILDING POSITION ALTERNATIVE BUILDING POSITION TO CENTER WITH AMPITHEATRE TO TO CENTER CENTER WITH WITH AMPITHEATRE AMPITHEATRE

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D5 -- Site Site Plan Plan -- Demolished Demolished 33 D5 11 :: 500 500 Alan Alan Megahey Megahey LRC LRC

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CONCEPT DESIGN IN A NUTSHELL PH PH Group Group of of Schools Schools Architectural Newlands, Harare, -- +263 admin@architecturalplanningstudio.com Architectural & & Planning Planning Studio Studio -- 18 18 Mon Mon Repos, Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe +263 (0)4 (0)4 776008 776008 admin@architecturalplanningstudio.com Marondera, The architectural approach aims to de-institutionalise the traditional library and weave contemporary Marondera, Zimbabwe Zimbabwe forms of media and technology into the fabric of the building, making information of all kinds, more FROM THE accessible than ever before, in a stimulating and engaging environment DESIGN BRIEF A500 CD - 3D At all times: encourage meaningful human interactions, spontaneous media exploration, andSolar Study - North 1pm collaborative networking / information exchange, so that we can remotely explore the world around us. Summer

1:00 PM

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6:24 PM

DE - 3D View - North - Solar - Hre 1.00pm Summer

Alan Megahey11 LRC PH Group of Schools

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The LRC is intended as a series of individual and collective gathering spaces under one roof, where a spectrum of learning resources and multi media, in all its forms can be consumed, shared and enjoyed by pupils and staff, (for scholarly and extramural interests alike).

c/l

CW-E-06

CW-E-05

CW-N-07

CW-N-08

DDD 2

ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

CW-45

18 Mon Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe

2250

1010

2698

563

CW-E-05

1407

10573 2813

230

3375

2500

1370

1760

2740

1760

2740

1760

1370

2500

3383

CW-N-06

CW-N-09

t: +263 4 776008 / 746448 e: admin@architecturalplanningstudio.com

N-W1

N-W2

N-W4

N-W6

N-W7

2235

2280

2235

2120

260

10990

2245

12 2245

260

4490

2113

260

2120

1470

1000

2500

2698

230

4270

230

CW-S-09-D1

6278

ACCEPTED TENDERER TO SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS WITHIN 2 WEEKS FROM APPOINTMENT. TO BE REVIEWED BY ARCHITECT PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE. ACCEPTED TENDERER TO LIAISE WITH MAIN CONTRACTOR AND ENSURE THAT THE INSTALLATION PERIOD AS PROGRAMMED IS ACCEPTABLE.

2250

Window Legend

700

6400

210 3405 4490

1200

2000

1200

Window G.2

1 : 50

W-W1

W-D1

W-W2

260

2120

4400

Description

Date

Callout of W - West Elevation - Curtain Wall 1 : 50

25 100

D 3145

CW-N-07

115

Window Cill Legend

Top of Parapet

1:5

495

1000

1144

CW-46

c/l

2000

2135

CW-43-W1

CW-43-W2

CW-43-D1

CW-43

1620

2000

CW-42

Window G.1

1060

1075

495

1000

2800 Window G.1

Office Partition 1 : 50

1990

(C)urtain (W)all Panel

Archive & Careers Partition 1 : 50

1060

2135

2053

165

Alan Megahey LRC

CW-47

913

WD - (A0) Details - Window / Door / Curtain Wall Elevations

Project number

Curtain Wall Legend 1 : 50

Checked by

D2 - 1st Floor FFL (D)oor / (W)indow Number Within Curtain Wall Panel

Drawn by

Curtain Wall Number CW - E - 04 - W2

(N)orth / (E)ast / (S)outh / (W)est Facade

PHBMB 11/04/2016

Date

2800

2975

CW-42-D2 CW-41

CONSTRUCTION PH Group of Schools

5700

2200

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

4270

6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

Window G.2

495

2200

CW-40-D1

CW-44

1075

Top of Parapet

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

2135 CW-44-W2

CW-44-D1

7200

3600

495

1 : 50

625

1000

Callout of W - West Elevation - Curtain Wall - Callout 1

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

1990

CW-40

2135

2 DDD

CW-42-D1

CW-44-W1

230

D3 - Roof 495

6750

145

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

1 : 50

DOORS / WINDOWS / CURTAIN WALLS TO BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH SCHEDULES & DETAILS ON DRAWINGS A1400 & A1401 AND PLAN LAYOUTS

3600

Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000 5700

Adjacent 1

4135

2100

6000

3115

PRECAST CONCRETE CILLS BENEATH ALL WINDOWS - 155(w) x75(h)45(nose)

230

4385

TEAK INTERNAL CILL 50

155

6400

230

2100

230

6400 Window 1.3

1000

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE BENEATH GLAZING AT WALL PLATE HEIGHT - 310(w) x75(h)45(nose)

775

1 : 50

3260

Top of Parapet

310

Wall Legend 50. A

800

3600

D1 - Ceiling

W - Section 2 - Callout 1 1 : 50

3150

A1400 Scale @ A0 sheet

Checker

B As indicated

04/08/2016 13:55:57

PRECAST CONCRETE CILLS BENEATH ALL WINDOWS - 155(w)x75(h)45(nose)

3100

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE BENEATH GLAZING AT WALL PLATE HEIGHT

1141

7200

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE ON TOP OF MASONRY WALLS - 310(w)x72(h)45(nose)

A D3 - Roof

2200

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE ON TOP OF MASONRY WALLS 310(w)x75(h)45(nose)

230

10.00°

310

ROOF CHROMADECK METAL SHEET COLOUR DOVE GREY

45 27

CW-45

45 1713

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

10.00°

SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

10.00°

NOTE: Refer to Door and Window Schedules for openable doors and windows

230

TENDERERS TO SUBMIT SUFFICIENT DETAILS FOR ADJUDICATION PURPOSES AND ARE TO LIST ALL IRONMONGERY AND ALL OMISSIONS TO BE NOTED.

6 A1400

GLAZING - REFER TO DOOR / WINDOW SCHEDULES

Glazing.. Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm Laminated 6.38mm

Manufacturer Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor

260

2250

44 18 13

Description Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall Curtain Wall

CW-W-02

2800

2200

Curtain Wall Schedule Area 6 m² 6 m² 10 m² 12 m² 12 m² 4 m² 7 m² 3 m² 9 m² 6 m² 6 m² 7 m² 3 m² 1 m² 5 m² 4 m² 7 m² 7 m² 7 m² 4 m² 4 m² 4 m² 5 m² 10 m² 21 m² 12 m² 6 m² 12 m² 28 m² 13 m² 7 m² 10 m² 10 m² 10 m² 7 m² 8 m² 10 m² 5 m² 3 m² 4 m² 3 m² 22 m² 22 m² 365 m²

2120

2250

1457

Height S/O 2793 2793 2861 2800 2800 1314 664 768 6400 2800 2800 689 1289 1432 1395 1470 3961 3961 3961 1470 1319 1319 1395 3110 5828 2527 3022 2527 5934 5914 3222 4620 4620 4620 3222 2472 2440 2440 1289 964 492 3451 3524

WINDOW MANUFACTURER TO CHECK ALL CRITICAL DIMENSIONS ON SITE PRIOR TO MANUFACTURE.

No.

Callout of W - South Elevation - Curtain Wall 1 : 50

605 210

6750

2250

775

2120

USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY FOR PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES. CONTRACTOR TO CONSTRUCT OPENINGS TO +/- 5mm TOLERANCE.

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

2975

260

3600 Window G.2

CW-S-11-D1

2200

3365

CW-S-11

ALL STEEL / ALUMINIUM JUNCTIONS TO BE SEPARATED BY APPROVED BITUMENOUS EMULSION PAINT (JOINTEX OR SIMILAR APPROVED POLYSULPHIDE PAINT).

2800 Window G.1

CW-S-07-W2

CW-S-12

1154

260

5.00°

3115

D0 - Lower Gnd Floor FFL

1200

CW-S-07

CW-S-06

600

CW-S-10

2800

CW-S-09

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

CW-S-11-W1

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

CW-S-06-W2

WINDOW INSTALLATION CRITERIA

CW-W-02-W1

CW-W-01

2200

4620

3420

CW-S-09-W1

CW-S-08

2200

CW-S-01

600

CW-S-01-W2 995

1220

7478

CW-S-02

600

2120

B CW-S-01-W1

CW-43-W2

4270

180

3600

CW-W-01-W1

5700

2245

CURTAIN WALL MANUFACTURER TO SUPPLY ALUMINIUM PROFILED FLAT SHEET PANELS TO SAME COLOUR AS FRAMES

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

2100

2245

WHERE STRUCTURE IS CLAD IN ALUMINIUM PROFILED FLAT SHEET, WINDOW MANUFACTURER IS TO SUPPLY BACKING BOARD WHERE NECESSARY.

6073

1740

2120 CW-S-05

6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

CW-S-07-W1

2440

578

2235

888

360

2280 CW-S-04

670

CW-W-05

1469

2100

578

2235 CW-S-03

c/l

888

6400

2120

CW-S-06-W1

1215

CW-W-04

2663

2245

2678

1120 CW-S-13

CW-S-05-W1

2085

5700

CW-S-03-W1

2100

CW-S-02-W1

2678

578

CW-S-13-W1

1000

GLAZING TO CONSIST OF 6.38mm CLEAR LAMINATED GLASS SOLARVUE NEUTRAL, NORMAL STRENGTH (NS).

260

1306

Top of Parapet

6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

Width S/O

888

CW-W-03

Top of Parapet

Ref.

806

226

2120

260

2000

1 : 50

ALL EXPOSED ALUMINIUM SURFACES TO BE PROTECTED TAPE DURING DELIVERY, INSTALLATION & CONSTRUCTION. ALL WINDOW FURNITURE, FRAMES, LOUVRES AND SCREENS TO BE MAKE OF NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM.

806

176

260

888

700

2245

3365

1306

2800

1120

1000

800

260

2500

2800

995

1000

Callout of W - North Elevation - Curtain Wall

1230

778

888

ALL WINDOWS TO BE DESIGNED TO WITHSTAND A 2kN WINDLOAD AS PER SABS 0160.

725

648

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES

N-W12

1100

500

1100

888

1171

245

1151

888

1395

230

1 : 50

2120

CW-40 2120 CW-41 2120 CW-42 3375 CW-43 4135 CW-44 4270 CW-45 3260 CW-46 11135 CW-47 3260 CW-E-01 1458 CW-E-02 2250 CW-E-03 2250 CW-E-04 10573 CW-E-05 2698 CW-E-06 563 CW-N-01 3383 CW-N-02 2500 CW-N-03 1760 CW-N-04 1760 CW-N-05 1760 CW-N-06 2500 CW-N-07 3145 CW-N-08 3145 CW-N-09 3383 CW-S-01 3375 CW-S-02 3625 CW-S-03 4615 CW-S-04 2020 CW-S-05 4615 CW-S-06 4750 CW-S-07 2243 CW-S-08 2250 CW-S-09 2250 CW-S-10 2250 CW-S-11 2250 CW-S-12 2250 CW-S-13 3375 CW-W-01 4270 CW-W-02 2250 CW-W-03 2698 CW-W-04 4270 CW-W-05 6073 Exist. Lib. 1 6320 Exist. Lib. 2 6140 Grand total: 43

N-W11 N-W9

1900 888

Callout of W - East Elevation - Curtain Wall 2 DDD

N-W8 N-D1

1900

N-W3

2800

1700

2200

1700

2800

1100 245

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations. Window G.2

0 888

The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

2800 Window G.1 3600

1700

N-W10

Window3150 G.2

0 345

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications.

CW-N-05-D1

2300

600

N-W5

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL 1458

Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

W-W7

3500

3600

2200

3405

E-W4

1772

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

E-W3

W-W6

2250

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

-1200

CW-N-05-W1

CW-N-04-D1

CW-N-03-D1

3500

2250

CW-E-01-W2

CW-N-04-W1

Notes

5700

D1 - Ceiling

E-W2

CW-N-05

2100

2250

E-W1

1161

Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

605 195

195

D2 - 1st Floor FFL 3600

CW-N-03-W1

CW-N-04

700

CW-E-03

1355

CW-N-03

3961

CW-E-03-W1

CW-E-02

2800

1458

CW-N-02

554

CW-E-02-W1

CW-E-01

CW-N-01

Top of Parapet 6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

5700

CURTAIN WALL MANUFACTURER TO SUPPLY ALUMINIUM PROFILED FLAT SHEET PANELS TO SAME COLOUR AS FRAMES

1470

1395

1151

CW-E-06

1274

700

226

5.00°

CW-E-01-W1

1171

www.architecturalplanningstudio.com

Top of Parapet 6400

CW-E-04

1 A1604

Shelf Type A

1 : 25

Shelf Type F

ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

A1604

1 : 25

c/l

Shelf Type A

Window L 1.3

6000

18 Mon Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe t: +263 4 776008 / 746448 e: admin@architecturalplanningstudio.com

1 : 25

www.architecturalplanningstudio.com

Notes Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

397 410

The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

Shelf Type G

1 : 25

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations.

1 : 25

410

25 362 385

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications.

SHELF TYPE G - RAISED ON COASTERS

Shelf Type G

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

c/l

410

2860

410

I Window 1.1

1653

410

2870

5700

D2 - 1st Floor FFL 3600

397

410

3600

SHELF TYPE I - RAISED ON COASTERS

Shelf Type I

410

25 347 50

MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD TO REAR BACKING

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

410

385

410

1790

410

590

397

100 397

3150

1 : 25

Shelf Type I 1 : 25

410

260

200

1 : 25

A1200

c/l

1 : 25

15 15 15 15 1

-170 DE - Level 00.1 - Ext. Ground EGL

-1200

-1370

W - Section 5 1

c/l

A1201

A1200

1 A1200

343 343

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications. The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio. All work to comply with Local Authority regulations. All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS ROOF CHROMADECK METAL SHEET COLOUR DOVE GREY

A B C

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE ON TOP OF MASONRY WALLS - 310(w)x72(h)45(nose) PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE BENEATH GLAZING AT WALL PLATE HEIGHT PRECAST CONCRETE CILLS BENEATH ALL WINDOWS - 155(w)x75(h)45(nose)

Top of Parapet 700

6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

2400

2100

---

5700 3 A1603

5 A1601

620

218

450

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

D1 - Ceiling Window3150 G.2 2800 Window G.1

2800 4350

2800

2200

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

D1.1 - Ext. Ground EGL -170 DE - Level 00.1 - Ext. Ground EGL -1370

W - Section 6

Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

UNDERFLOOR HEATING INSULATION BOARD TO SPECIALIST SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

No.

ALL WATERPROOFING END-LAPS, TURNUPS, JOINTS, CORNERS ETC. TO BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH WATERPROOFING MANUFACTURERS GUIDANCE. ALL SURFACES TO BE PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH WATERPROOFING MANUFACTURERS GUIDANCE. ALL DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED BY WATERPROOFING SPECIALST INSTALLER PRIOR TO APPLICATION. ANY DISCREPANCIES OR IRREGULARITIES THAT MAY JEOPARDISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE WATERPROOFING IN ANY WAY SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT, AND SUBJECT TO FURTHER INSTRUCTION. THE PROPER INSTALLATION & COMPLIANCE WITH MANUFACTURERS GUIDANCE IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MAIN CONTRACTOR & THE ARCHITECT ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY WATERPROOFING FAILURES DUE TO POOR WORKMANSHIP, SUPERVISION, SITE CONDITIONS OR ANY DEVIATIONS FROM SPECIALIST APPROVED DETAILS. AFTER COMPLETION ALL NECESSARY WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES ARE TO BE PROVIDED BY THE MAIN CONTRACTOR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONTRACT.

Waterproofing Notes 1 : 50

Date

Construction 09/03/2016 10/03/2016 Floor box positions revised. Internal glazed partition screen omitted. Size and position of Shelf Type I revised. Table sizes and layout revised. Data / plug sockets integrated into furniture. Shopfitting materials revised.

20/07/2016 Layout changes to Gnd and 1st floors (including revised floor finishes, additional meeting rooms, removal of eastern fire escape, addition of window to eastern office, and associated electrics etc. Removal of louvres, revisions to wall finishes to stairs internally and externally)

ALL WATERPROOFING / EXPANSION JOINTS AT FOUNDATIONS / RETAINING WALLS SUBJECT TO CONFIRMATION BY SE. DETAILS AND MAY CHANGE IN DUE COURSE DUE TO ACTUAL SUB-SURFACE CONDITIONS. ALL CONCRETE WORK TO BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SE DETAILS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ALL WATERPROOFING BETWEEN JUNCTIONS OF THE DOORS / WINDOWS / CURTAINS WALLS TO BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE RELEVANT SUBCONTRACTOR.

Description

2 A

A1203

WATERPROOF SCREED LAID ON TOP OF WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE TO 1:80 FALLS

A As indicated

Notes

ALUTHERM INSULATION LAID BY CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURERS SPEC.

5 A1400

2 A1603

A1604 Scale @ A0 sheet

t: +263 4 776008 / 746448 e: admin@architecturalplanningstudio.com

1 : 50

UNDERFLOOR HEATING INSULATION BOARD TO SPECIALIST SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

GF Checker

18 Mon Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe

Wall Legend 50.

8 A1602

1 : 50

Checked by

ALUTHERM INSULATION LAID BY CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURERS SPEC.

PHBMB 11/04/2016

SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

D1.1 - Ext. Ground EGL

D0 - Lower Gnd Floor FFL

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

GLAZING - REFER TO DOOR / WINDOW SCHEDULES

5 A1600

SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

1 : 50

2200

AS ABOVE

Wall Legend 50

2800 Window G.1 12

Drawn by

PLY WOOD TIMBER - TO SKIRTINGS, HANDRAILS & BOOK SHELF PERIMETERS

ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

PLY WOOD TIMBER - TO SKIRTINGS, HANDRAILS & BOOK SHELF PERIMETERS

Window3150 G.2

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM TO ARCH. DETAIL & SPEC.

D1 - Ceiling

Date

CORAIN - TO COUNTER TOPS, DESKS & SHELVES - TO SPEC. SUBCONTRACTOR

www.architecturalplanningstudio.com

100 21

NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM TO ARCH. DETAIL & SPEC.

1 : 25

HOT DIP GALVANISED STEEL TO SE DETAIL & SPEC - TO I-BEAMS, LOUVRES & BALUSTRADE SUPPORTS

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

1 : 25

IN-SITU CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

5700

Project number

Wall Legend 25

PRECAST CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

Shelf Type D

WD - (A0) Details Shopfitting - Shelves

HOT DIP GALVANISED STEEL TO SE DETAIL & SPEC - TO I-BEAMS, LOUVRES & BALUSTRADE SUPPORTS

BONDED SCREED INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR TO SPECIALIST ADVICE

Top of Parapet

D0 - Lower Gnd Floor FFL

343 15 15 15

330 343 343 343

3600

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

343

Shelf Type K

A1201

A1200

AS ABOVE

343 355

230

Shelf Type BC

Alan Megahey LRC

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

SHELF TYPE B&C - RAISED ON COASTERS

115

330 343 343

450

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

Shelves Type BCDK

230

2 A1203

-1200

IN-SITU CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

230

670

305

343

2400

A1604

1950

2120

343

305

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

BONDED SCREED INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR TO SPECIALIST ADVICE

1558

355

305

8 D

343

Type K

1558 20

Type D

305

A1604

305

115

145

305

670

Type C

2120

610

3600

1 : 25

PH Group of Schools

Callout of W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - Workstations

1 : 25

CL B

Shelf Type K

2400

230

330

1 : 25

230

SF - Reception - Elevation 1 - b

115

1 : 25

Type K

230

SF - Reception - Elevation 1 - a

CONSTRUCTION

230

775

RECEPTION COUNTER - RAISED ON COASTERS

Date

100

RECEPTIONS COUNTER - RAISED ON COASTERS

1:5

1 : 25

A1604

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL 0

1 : 25

775

Description

CONSTRUCTION PH Group of Schools

Alan Megahey LRC WD - GA Section Layouts Project number

PHBMB 11/04/2016

Date

Drawn by Checked by

A1202 Scale @ A1 sheet

Checker

B 1 : 50

04/08/2016 13:08:17

260

1490

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL 0

SF - Reception Counter

Callout of W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - Shelves Type E - post

No.

2 A

Shelf Type K

630

260

Type B

PLY WOOD FRAME

460

A1604

CONCRETE COLUMN

1 : 25

260

115

2018 MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD TO REAR BACKING

SHELF TYPE K - RAISED ON COASTERS

Type F

MASONRY BRICKWORK

Shelf Type F

0 37

25x100mm TEAK SKIRTING WITH ROUNDED NOSE

230

343

1 : 25

-1200

355

245

A1604

D0 - Lower Gnd Floor FFL

04/08/2016 13:56:17

1490

2010

A1604

PLASTER & PAINT

1 : 25

343

260

Work Station

Shelf Type E

260

1 : 25

A1604

860

Shelf Type F

3 2

Shelf Type F

115

1 : 25

490

345

1702

14 A1604

1 : 25

2120

2400

1 : 25

102

410

410 423

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

Shelf Type E & F

245

1702

Shelf Type E & F

1 : 50

818

Shelf Types A & F

1 : 25

A1604

423

833

410

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

820

600

410

Shelf Types A & F

245

1790

620

1653

490 245

423

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL 0

410

2870

410

1378

820

410

2870 50

2063

820

410

2870

25 25

FUTURE ACCESS PANEL

410

25 347 50 385

410

345 50

25 385

410

397

395

A1604

D1 - Ceiling

245 100 245

410

100

D1 - Ceiling 3150

1690

D2 - 1st Floor FFL 3600

D1 - Ceiling 3150 50

c/l

318

D2 - 1st Floor FFL 3600

423

833

410

1652

3600

Window 1.3 6000

410

Window 1.3 6000

25 385

Window 1.3 6000

407

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

410

397

25 385

25 362

395

410

345 50

410

Window 1.3 6000

410

Window 1.3 6000

385

398

395

MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD TO REAR BACKING

665

410

565

MICHELLE ASHLEY INTERIOR & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO M A I A Design Studio | 47 Churchill Avenue, Alexandra Park, Harare Tel: +263 774 422 547 | Email: michelle@maiadesign.co.zw | Directors: Michelle Wilkins

When I was asked to come on board for the interiors of the Peterhouse Boys Megahey Media Centre, it was important for me to understand the brief of the project and the architectural concept from the start, to ensure a smooth transition and continuity. The concept was quite strong with the structural components and key fixtures contrasted in a vibrant palette of plums, sparkling lime, Monet blues and effervescent orange. The brief sensed it was important to run this scheme through the soft furnishings, but without the overall look becoming too garish. Solid colours were used for the blocklike seating components with geometric design such as circular chairs and square modular sofas. These were broken by merging patterns and colours in elements between, such as ottomans and more organic style chairs. We also selected furniture compiled in separate modules so that the block colours could be alternated and compounded together in different combinations, creating a variable aspect to the overall design. Overall I feel we achieved the look desired, where furniture and interior blends into the aesthetic structure of the building design.

2 A1605

ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

4 m²

Type E Type E

Type F Pidgeon Holes / Laptop access

15 A1604

8 m²

193 m²

Notes Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

Coffee Table Top = 400mm AFFL

Active Learning Space 1100

1294

62 m²

Counter Top = 1000mm AFFL

1100 1100 TOGGLE JOINTS (TJ) 1100

TOGGLE JOINTS (TJ)

No.

Type F

Type J

Magnetic White-board 1133 (Notice Board Wall)

1100

1133

1145

1100

26 A1604

A B C D E

665 x 0345 x 2870mm 5 670 x 0305 x 450mm 4 770 x 0305 x 450mm 3 1557 x 0305 x 2400mm 2 1790 x 0245 x 2870mm 3

F I G J

1790 x 0345 x 2870mm 4 1900 x 0305 x 2100mm 4 1900 x 0305 x 2400mm 3 2040 x 0245 x 2845mm 4

K 2120 x 0305 x 2400mm 3 M 2552 x 0305 x 900mm 4 H 2552 x 0305 x 2400mm 3 Grand total: 48

Count

Shelves - Adjustable Shelves - Mobile low Shelves - Mobile low Shelves - Fixed (short) Shelves - Adjustable (back to back) Shelves - Adjustable (single) Shelves - Mobile (short) Shelves - Mobile Shelves - Adjustable (back to back) Shelves - Fixed (long) Shelves - High Level (office) Shelves - Fixed (office)

•

WALL MOUNTED SHELVES TYPICALLY TO CONSIST OF 44mm THICK VARNISHED PLY WOOD FRAME WITH PLY WOOD SHELVES TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL. INTERNAL PERIMETER OF FRAME TO BE PAINTED TO ARCHITECTS SPEC.

•

WORK STATION WORK TOPS (1000mm AFFL) TO TYPICALLY CONSIST OF 44mm PLY WOOD COUNTER TOPS WITH BUILT IN ELECTRICAL AND DATA CONNECTIONS BUILT IN TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL. REFER TO PLAN POSITIONS

•

TASK TABLES 900X900mm (800mm AFFL) TO TYPICALLY CONSIST OF 44mm PLY WOOD COUNTER TOPS WITH LAMINATED GLASS TOP, ON STANDARD STAINLESS STEEL TABLE FRAME - WITH BUILT IN ELECTRICAL AND DATA CONNECTIONS BUILT IN TO PERIMETER DOWNSTAND TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL. REFER TO PLAN POSITIONS. INNER FACE OF GLASS TO BE PAINTED TO ARCHITECTS SPEC.

25510

1 : 50

Description

MOBILE SHELVES (ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT) SHELVES TO TYPICALLY CONSIST OF 44mm THICK VARNISHED PLY WOOD FRAME WITH ADJUSTABLE PLYWOOD SHELVES, COASTERS FOR PORTABILITY AND A MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD BACKING TO BE USED FOR PRESENTATIONS. ALL TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL. INTERNAL PERIMETER OF FRAME TO BE PAINTED TO ARCHITECTS SPEC.

Counter Top = 1000mm AFFL

MWB

W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - Shopfitting & Furniture

Comments

•

1100

1145

Type K

CONSTRUCTION

Shopfitting & Furniture Schedule Type

STATIC (ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT) SHELVES TO TYPICALLY CONSIST OF 44mm THICK VARNISHED PLY WOOD FRAME WITH ADJUSTABLE PLYBOARD SHELVES TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL. INTERNAL PERIMETER OF FRAME TO BE PAINTED TO ARCHITECTS SPEC.

Type J

10 A1604

Counter Top = 1000mm AFFL

•

Date

Manufacturer

Product

2 4 5 7 4

Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor

5 6 2 4

Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor

5 2 2

Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor Direct Sub-contractor

•

PH Group of Schools

Alan Megahey LRC

COFFEE TABLES 900X900mm (400mm AFFL) TO TYPICALLY CONSIST OF 44mm PLY WOOD COUNTER TOPS WITH LAMINATED GLASS TOP, ON STANDARD STAINLESS STEEL TABLE FRAME - WITH BUILT IN ELECTRICAL AND DATA CONNECTIONS BUILT IN TO PERIMETER DOWNSTAND TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL. REFER TO PLAN POSITIONS. INNER FACE OF GLASS TO BE PAINTED TO ARCHITECTS SPEC.

WD - GA Gnd Floor Furniture & Shopfitting Layout

•

. •

Project number

DESKS (800mm AFFL) TO TYPICALLY CONSIST OF CORIAN DESK TOPS WITH POST FORMED CHIPBOARD / LAMINATE Date CUPBOARDS AND DRAWERS TO CLIENTS SELECTION ALL TO SPECIALIST SHOPFITTING DETAIL.

PHBMB 11/04/2016 GF

Drawn by

REMAINING LOOSE FURNITURE - TYPICALLY CHAIRS - INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY TO CLIENTS SELECTION AND ARCHITECTS Checked by GUIDANCE (NOT PART OF MAIN CONTRACT.

A1403

MOBILE SHELVES TO HAVE MAGNETIC WHITEBOARD TO REAR OF SHELVES. MOBILE SHELVES TO COASTERS AS REQUIRED BENEATH FRAME

Checker

B 1 : 50

Scale @ A1 sheet

Shopfitting Legend

04/08/2016 13:08:27

1284

Type J

1368

1100

Type J

Description

2 A

New Arrival Books & Journals MWB

Counter Top = 1000mm AFFL

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect. 13760

Magnetic White-board (Notice Board Wall)

Table tops to be 800mm AFFL

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations.

MWB

1100

Counter Top =800mm AFFL

Multi Media Administration & Control Point

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications.

1100

Counter Top =1000mm AFFL

23 A1604

www.architecturalplanningstudio.com

Archive

CARPET LAID ON TOP OF SCREED -600

LOWER GND. & TERRACE STEPS BONDED SCREED - GROUND & POLISHED BY SPECIALIST.

CW-S-01

483

230X460 COL TO SE

30 05

1005

3145

62 m²

230

1790

05 20 Active Learning Space

1000

3145 10

14625

SL AB

CARPET LAID ON TOP OF SCREED

230X460 COL TO SE

230

2250

40 05

1800

230X460 COL TO SE

2270

Notes

2250

11250 BEAMS

620

230X460 COL TO SE

460 4270

N-W3

2250

1790

230

1125

A1203

N-W4

2250

460

468

www.architecturalplanningstudio.com CARPET LAID ON TOP OF SCREED

4500

t: +263 4 776008 / 746448 e: admin@architecturalplanningstudio.com

588

898

2020

888

235

A1604 1790

230

TOGGLE JOINTS (TJ)

1905

230

4500 COLUMNS

460

2020

2445

A1200

1790

230

230X230 COL TO SE

460

648

A1604

230X230 COL TO SE

915

1060

W-W3

1253

4 m²

3625 BEAMS

193 m²

865

Store 2 (Books)

A1604

Lower LRC

230X230 COL TO SE

2203

2320

W-W2

18 Mon Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe

3375

1000

N-W5

CARPET LAID ON TOP OF SCREED

SCREED LAID TO FALLS

A1200

2405

230X460 COL TO SE

40 05

W-W1

230X460 COL TO SE

230X230 COL TO SE

4255

A1604 1790

413 115

230X460 COL TO SE

1000

1078

865

1000

1078

230

7 m²

A1203

2730

895

888

Server

A1604

37 m²

1000

510 230

740

CARPET LAID ON TOP OF SCREED

1745

620

895

1000

BONDED SCREED - GROUND & POLISHED BY SPECIALIST.

Core Library

115

398

2020

W-D1

740

475

2015

230X460 COL TO SE

143

1600

DOOR MATT - 30mm RECESS IN SCREED

2000

6520

1200

A1300

1300

566

2698

A1605

18 REMOVABLE ACCESS PANEL

230X230 COL TO SE 150

2480

888

N-W7

8640

1200

SCREED LAID TO FALLS

2020 566

N-W8

3250

1060

230 510 1000 CW-40

115

100 620

230

2480

N-W6

1078

895

566

230

115

8 m²

A1301

2480

888

CW-40-D1

1608

566

888

1078

W-W4 713

740

N-W9

Office

230X230 COL TO SE

2020

1000

N-D1

230

A1605

740

5005

3000

563

N-W11

2698

2583

3043

2480

895

N-W10

6 1

865

3145

A1201

895

1000

BONDED SCREED - GROUND & POLISHED BY SPECIALIST. A1600

CARPET LAID ON TOP OF SCREED N-W12

865

1820

350

90 0

1558

2250

2730

888

1 A1202

4500 COLUMNS

3375 580

2 A1202

1133

A1204

A1201

483

2 A1204

2583

CONSTRUCTION PH Group of Schools

Alan Megahey LRC

2128

BONDED SCREED INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR TO SPECIALIST ADVICE

2250

PRECAST CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC. 2250

2250

2500

2250

1125

A1301

1 : 50

400x400mm pavers (to clients selection) laid ontop of water proof screed. Average 60mm to specialists specification with impermo waterproofing additive - all laid to falls to min. 1:80, towards drainage channels to a minimum of 30mm thickness on Bituminous waterproofing membrane to specialist contractors installation with min. 170mm up-stand to all vertical surfaces on 150mm reinforced concrete floor slab

W1 - Gnd Floor FFL

15 15 15 15

AS ABOVE SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC. STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

(C)urtain (W)all Panel

ALL MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AIRCON, UNDERFLOOR HEATING, FIRE HOSE REELS, HOT AND COLD WATER, LIGHTING, ELECTRICS, DATA, TELEPHONE, AUDIOVISUAL AND ASSOCIATED CONDUITING TO MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS DETAIL & DESIGN WHERE APPLICABLE.

Curtain Wall Number

RWP

General Notes

RAIN WATER PIPE - 100(w)Xx100(b)mm

CW - E - 04 - W2 (N)orth / (E)ast / (S)outh / (W)est Facade

DRAINAGE CHANNEL FORMED IN SCREED AND LAID TO MIN. 1:80 FALLS TOWARD WEEP HOLES - 50(w)x25(h)mm

Curtain Wall Legend

1 : 50

Drainage Legend

1 : 50

A1111

UNDERFLOOR HEATING INSULATION BOARD TO SPECIALIST SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

FLEXIBLE RIBBON LIGHT MOUNTED TO U/S STEPS FLEXIBLE RIBBON LIGHT MOUNTED VERTICALLY

ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

PENDANT LIGHT TO STAIRS

SOP

230X230 COL TO SE

230X460 COL TO SE

300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

SOP EQ

MCD-36HRDN1-R 10.5KW

230X460 COL TO SE

600X1200mm TILES = 28.6M2 SOP

460(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

SOP

230X460 COL TO SE

1200

230X230 COL TO SE

LED SMART TV SCREEN

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations.

FLOOR POP UP BOX RECESSED WITHIN SLAB - POWER, DATA, HDMI, VGA & MICROPHONE

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

WIRELESS MICROPONE (3 NO.) DSTV SATELLITE DISH

600X1200mm TILES = 24.8M2 SOP

AV / COMMS CABINET - AUDIO VISUAL HEADEND DATA CABINET - SWITCH BOARD DATA OUTLET

600

TELEPHONE / VOICE OUTLET DB - ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION BOARD FLOOR POP UP BOX RECESSED WITHIN SLAB - POWER & DATA COLUMN ABOVE

230X460 COL TO SE

The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

AV SYSTEM TOUCH CONTROL PANLE MOUNTED TO WALL

230X460 COL TO SE

MCD-36HRDN1-R 10.5KW

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications.

(SP) 3 WAY SPEAKER MOUNTED TO WALL

MCD-36HRDN1-R 10.5KW SP

230X460 COL TO SE

Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

(SW) SUB-WOOFER SPEAKER MOUNTED TO WALL

300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

1ST FLOOR CEILING ABOVE VOID

3147

600X1200mm TILES = 28.6M2 SOP

Notes

EMERGENCY EXIT LIGHT GROUND RECESSED WATERPROOF SPOT LIGHT

ACOUSTIC CEILING PANELS ON DROP IN GRID

300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

5393

300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

5393

SOP

WEATHERPROOF BULKHEAD LIGHT MOUNTED TO WALL / CEILING

EXIT

AUDIO SPEAKERS RECESSED WITHIIN CEILING

MCD-36HRDN1-R 10.5KW

3147

1200

300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

1200

1200 230(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

600X1200mm TILES = 19.1M2

600X1200mm TILES = 37.4M2

MCD-36HRDN1-R 10.5KW

2259 BEAM END STOPS

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230X230 COL TO SE

SOP

2255 BEAM STOPS

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FLOOD LIGHT MOUNTED TO WALL 230X230 COL TO SE

230X460 COL TO SE

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PENDANT LIGHT TO AMPITHEATRE

EQ EQ

230X460 COL TO SE

600

600X1200mm TILES = 34.0M2

ACOUSTIC CEILING PANELS ON DROP IN GRID

600

230X460 COL TO SE

SOP

WEATHERPROOF BULKHEAD LIGHT MOUNTED TO U/S ROOF STRUCTURE

300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

230X230 COL TO SE

16885

MS11D-09HRDN1 2.3KW

230(W)x450(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

EQ EQ

230X460 300(W)x600(D) RC BEAM COL TO SE TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

230X460 COL TO SE

HIGH LEVEL POWER / DATA POINTS FOR WAP / TV / PROJECTORS

230X230 COL TO SE

No.

1 2 A B

HIGH LEVEL POWER / DATA POINTS FOR PROJECTORS SQUARE (13AMP) DOUBLE SWITCHED SOCKETS - EXTERNAL

230X460 COL TO SE

SQUARE (13AMP) DOUBLE SWITCHED SOCKETS - INTERNAL

600X1200mm TILES = 30.6M2

ROUND (15AMP) SWITCHED SOCKET WEATHER PROOF ISOLATOR SWITCH FOR A.C. FIRE ALARM - ELECTRONIC SOUNDER

CONCEALED GUTTER - 150()X200(W)mm RWP

RWP

CHROMADECK ROOF ON STEEL PURLINS ON CASTILATED STEEL I - BEAM 5 deg PITCH AREA =29.2m2

1 : 50

TILT DOWN LIGHT RECESSED WITHIN CEILING

SOP

Scale @ A1 sheet

Wall Legend 50

600X1200mm TILES = 8.0M2

600

Checker

Checked by

ALUTHERM INSULATION LAID BY CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURERS SPEC.

1 : 50

600X1200mm TILES = 8.0M2

Drawn by

PLY WOOD TIMBER - TO SKIRTINGS, HANDRAILS & BOOK SHELF PERIMETERS

Floor Legend

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Date

NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM TO ARCH. DETAIL & SPEC.

5mm Carpet tile (installed by specialist) on 35mm screed on mesh reinforced concrete slab. Aluminium profile angles fixed to slab to form permanent shuttering to screed at all level changes. Proprietary carpet trim to all level changes, threshold strips, wall abutments etc. where necessary.

WEEP HOLES - 50(w)x75(h)mm

(D)oor / (W)indow Number Within Curtain Wall Panel

Project number

HOT DIP GALVANISED STEEL TO SE DETAIL & SPEC - TO I-BEAMS, LOUVRES & BALUSTRADE SUPPORTS

40mm (minimum finished thickness after grinding) ground and polished (bonded) 'K-screed HDPʼ (to ʻFlowcreteʼ specifications - Minimum 30 day strength 25MPa) with exposed aggregate (integral aggregate) on 125mm mesh reinforced concrete floor slab.

100

2 DDD

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

WD - GA Gnd Floor Plan Layout

IN-SITU CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

25300

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2250

230

2250

115

2500

230

2250

230

1125

RWP

Description

Prelim Tender Construction Ceiling grid, specification and M&E co-ordination revised. Layout changes to Gnd and 1st floors (including revised floor finishes, additional meeting rooms, removal of eastern fire escape, addition of window to eastern office, and associated electrics etc. Removal of louvres, revisions to wall finishes to stairs internally and externally)

Date

17/12/2015 09/03/2016 27/05/2016 20/07/2016

FIRE ALARM - ADDRESSABLE BREAK GLASS UNIT

RWP

FIRE ALARM - ADDRESSABLE CONTROL PANEL SMOKE DETECTORS RECESSESED WITHIN CEILING FIRE HOSE REELS FIRE EXTINGUISHER CANISTER - DRY POWDER FIRE EXTINGUISHER CANISTER WATER

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL - M&E

CINEPLEX (ISOVER, SAINT GOBAIN) 600X1200mm ACCOUSTIC CEILING TILES LAID ONTO A DONN QRC T38 (25mm WIDE) LAY IN GRID SYSTEM - WHITE TILES ON WHITE SUSPENDED GRID.

1 : 50

AIRCONDITIONING - INDOOR UNIT AIRCONDITIONING - OUTDOOR UNIT SECURITY - ELECTRONIC ANTI THEFT TAGGING AND LABELLING DEVICE

UNDERSIDE OF CONCRETE SLAB - PAINT COLOUR WHITE. RF

PLASTERED AND PAINTED CEILING BOARD - PAINT COLOUR WHITE.

UNDERSIDE OF BEAMS - PAINT COLOUR WHITE.

UNDERSIDE OF ALUBUBBLE INSULATION - COLOUR WHITE VETICAL BULKHEAD UPSTAND - PLASTERED AND PAINTED CEILING BOARD - PAINT COLOUR WHITE NOTE:

PERIMETER TRIM TO CONSIST OF WHITE ALUMINIUM ANGLES. STEPPED ANGLES TO FORM 25mm SHADOW GAP JUNCTIONS WITH ALL VERTICAL ABUTMENTS. STANDARD ANGLES TO BULKHEAD EDGES WHERE APPLICABLE.

Reflected Ceiling Legend 1 : 50

CONSTRUCTION

LIGHTNING PROTECTION - EARTH CABLE

SECURITY - ELECTRONIC ANTI THEFT TAG SENSOR AND ALARM

M&E Legend 1 : 50

ALL STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ELEMENTS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO FOUNDATIONS, SLABS, RETAINING WALLS, FLOORS, STAIRS, BEAMS, PADS, COLUMNS, JOINTS, PAVING, PARKING & SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE TO STRUCTURAL & CIVIL ENGINEERS DETAIL DESIGN & SPECIFICATION WHERE APPLICABLE. ALL MECHANICAL & ELECTRICAL ELEMENTS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO AIRCON, UNDERFLOOR HEATING, FIRE HOSE REELS, HOT AND COLD WATER, LIGHTING, ELECTRICS, DATA, TELEPHONE, AUDIOVISUAL AND ASSOCIATED CONDUITING TO MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS DETAIL & DESIGN WHERE APPLICABLE.

General Notes 1 : 50

PH Group of Schools

Alan Megahey LRC WD - GA Gnd Floor Reflected Ceiling Plan M&E Layout Project number

PHBMB 11/04/2016

Date

Drawn by Checked by

A1131 Scale @ A1 sheet

Checker

B 1 : 50

04/08/2016 14:14:30

26795

MAIN FEATURE

The centre is designed on two levels to accommodate different needs for both individuals and groups. The ground floor is mostly made up of public spaces with an emphasis on collaborative and interactive endeavours. There’s the reception desk, shelving for books – in particular Alan Megahey’s archival collection – desks with computers and laptops and formal seating, as well as a sort of internal amphitheatre facing the large screen, used for presentations, functions and as a kind of lecture hall. The internal stepped or raked space has beanbags for informal comfortable seating. The ground floor has a double-volume space extending from the south wall (made up mostly of huge glazed panels) towards the centre so it feels extra light, bright and airy, and the top floor balcony creates a gallery providing standing room so that more students and guests can overlook presentations.

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The first floor of the building is assigned to more private spaces and is typically quieter and more secluded for serious solo studying, with access to a terrace overlooking the courtyard. There are even two ‘pod’ rooms upstairs which can be used for tutorials, presentations or small discussion groups. The two pod rooms were initially planned to be open balconies or verandahs but as the design developed it was decided to enclose the rooms to add an extra dimension to the study facilities. There are also smaller offices for administration, storage and a career guidance office.

305

D1 - Ceiling

Window G.2

Window G.1

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900

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ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

3150

600

A1605

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Callout of W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - S&F Office

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

1 : 25

DDD

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications.

750

Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

1500

600

2200

1728

3150

2800

2552

1128

2553

1385 6 9

D1 - Ceiling

3150

438

1985

D1 - Ceiling

825 825

SF - Office - Elevation 1 - a 1 : 25

SF - Office - Elevation 1 - b

1 : 25

D1 - Ceiling

3150

The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

D1 - Gnd FFL D1.1 - Ext.Floor Ground EGL 0

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL 0

-170

SF - Office - Elevation 1 - c 1 : 25

SF - Office - Elevation 1 - d 1 : 25

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations.

D1 - Ceiling

3150

Window G.2

Window G.1

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

2800 B

2200 10 A1605

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

1 : 25

SF - Archive - Elevation 1 - b 1 : 25

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

D1 - Gnd FFL D1.1 - Ext.Floor Ground EGL 0

SF - Archive - Elevation 1 - a

1 : 25

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

Callout of W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - S&F Archive

-170

SF - Archive - Elevation 1 - c

1 : 25

D3 - Roof

7200

Top of Parapet

6400

SF - Archive - Elevation 1 - d 1 : 25

1985

825

600

1385

Window 1.3

6000

6000 Window 1.1

5700

438

825 305

Description

Date

600

2400

1727

No.

463

A1605

2552

1128

2552

Callout of W2 - 1st Floor FFL - S&F Careers Office 1 : 25

CONSTRUCTION

745

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

3600

13 E

SF - Careers - Elevation 1 - a 1 : 25

SF - Careers - Elevation 1 - b 1 : 25

SF - Careers - Elevation 1 - c 1 : 25

PH Group of Schools

SF - Careers - Elevation 1 - d 1 : 25

BONDED SCREED INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR TO SPECIALIST ADVICE

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

1600

AUDIO SERVER BOX

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

600

SF - Server - Elevation 1 - a 1 : 25

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

SF - Server - Elevation 1 - b 1 : 25

Project number

NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM TO ARCH. DETAIL & SPEC.

Date

CORAIN - TO COUNTER TOPS, DESKS & SHELVES - TO SPEC. SUBCONTRACTOR

Drawn by

PLY WOOD TIMBER - TO SKIRTINGS, HANDRAILS & BOOK SHELF PERIMETERS

1200 600

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

ALUTHERM INSULATION LAID BY CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURERS SPEC. UNDERFLOOR HEATING INSULATION BOARD TO SPECIALIST SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

SF - Server - Elevation 1 - c 1 : 25

SF - Server - Elevation 1 - d 1 : 25

WD - (A0) Details Shopfitting - Offices

HOT DIP GALVANISED STEEL TO SE DETAIL & SPEC - TO I-BEAMS, LOUVRES & BALUSTRADE SUPPORTS

100

123

Alan Megahey LRC

Wall Legend 25

PHBMB 11/04/2016

Checked by

A1605 Scale @ A0 sheet

GF Checker

B 1 : 25

04/08/2016 13:56:22

230

15 15 15

115

980

900

450

DATA SERVER BOX

1500

AS ABOVE SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

15 340

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

230

1065

100

IN-SITU CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

230

3150

CONCRETE SUPPORTING BEAM

FUTURE SERVER

Callout of W1 - Gnd Floor FFL - S&F Server 1 : 25

D1 - Ceiling

3150

50 600

D1 - Ceiling

3150

50 600

A1605

115

D1 - Ceiling

3150

REMOVABLE ACCESS PANEL 620

398

600

19 18

SPARE SERVER

600

DATA SERVER

230(W)x450(D) RC BEAM TO SE DETAIL AND SPEC

600

D1 - Ceiling

372

AUDIO SERVER

1 : 25

The interior design of the LRC makes use of a fairly simple palette of materials - unplastered brick, concrete, exposed steel roof beams and large expanses of glazing, particularly on the south wall and also forming a banister around the first floor gallery. The Architects, Geoff Fox and Graham Cochrane from Architectural and Planning Studio, have used bright colours extensively in the design - partly to be visually stimulating and exciting and also to informally demarcate the different learning zones. The colours were carefully selected to enhance and draw focus to key elements. Whilst the external colours respectfully pay reference to the adjacent buildings, the bright palette chosen for the internal spaces is intended to de-institutionalise the learning environment and provide young minds a vibrant and inspiring space to explore mixed media. The book collections were highlighted with plum purple and apple green accent colours and further accentuated with hidden LED feature lighting to draw attention to the new and old book collection. The structural steel was painted sky blue and concrete load bearing columns, beams and terraces painted citrus orange to emphasise and bring focus to the architectonic elements. 29

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The north side of the ground floor opens up to the existing outside amphitheatre which is an ideal space for open air theatrical productions. There was an existing bunker room adjacent to the amphitheatre intended as a backstage changing room but it was

completely impractical and seldom used. The building also functions to square off the Great Court creating a kind of quadrangle, bound by science classrooms on one side, the chapel on the opposite side, and the administration block at the top end.

MAIN FEATURE

A300 CD - Section

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Copy of W - Section 5

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Copy of W - Section 6 1 : 100

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A400 CD - Elevations

FIELDSEND HALL

EXISTING LIBRARY

D - North Elevation 1 : 100

D - West Elevation 1 : 100

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hen first introduced to the plans for the Peterhouse Megahey Centre we were very excited. From previous Conference Centre installations we had a pretty good idea of what equipment would form the backbone, but with the addition of new technologies and updated equipment we had the chance to install a system that surpasses any other presentation system we’ve seen or heard of in the country. The challenge with any large scale audio video system is making it easy to use. In the past functionality would be sacrificed for simplicity but that’s not the case any more. The Megahey Centre is split into 7 different audio zones out of which three zones have televisions installed for presentations. Presentations can be wirelessly sent to any or all of the television screens, from computers, tablets or smartphones (via WiFi), allowing for a tidier cable free environment, without any fuss over cable compatibility, damage and loss. Audio and music sources can be played throughout selected zones, wirelessly streamed from personal devices or from hard wired sources from within the rack. Microphones are available to be used for larger presentations with the system capable of running separate presentations

concurrently, splitting the microphones between zones, or extending a selected microphone’s audio throughout any or all of the seven audio zones. In order to make this system easy to manage and control we employed an automation controller. This is a small robust purpose built computer processor that connects to every audio and video device within the system. The automation system we use allows us to, in the Megahey Centre’s case, design a webpage that runs on the librarians PC - and allows the librarian to control each input, output and source. This control page can also run on smartphones and tablets, which is how many of our clients with our multi-room audio video systems installed into their homes choose to operate their systems. Designing the page ourselves means we can eliminate pages of unnecessary buttons for features or inputs that are irrelevant and boil the control page down to the basic essentials. A system that would otherwise require a manual and hours of training to use can now be controlled by anyone who has the control page on the PC pointed out to them.

BONDED SCREED INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR TO SPECIALIST ADVICE

A1202

A1204

DDD 2

A1204

PRECAST CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

B B

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC. AS ABOVE SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC. STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

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PLY WOOD TIMBER - TO SKIRTINGS, HANDRAILS & BOOK SHELF PERIMETERS 100 10

6 A1601

3600

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NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM TO ARCH. DETAIL & SPEC.

5700

3 A1601

18 Mon Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe

HOT DIP GALVANISED STEEL TO SE DETAIL & SPEC - TO I-BEAMS, LOUVRES & BALUSTRADE SUPPORTS

Top of Parapet

D2 - 1st Floor FFL

ARCHITECTURAL & PLANNING STUDIO

IN-SITU CONCRETE TO SE DETAIL & SPEC.

A1201

230

1 A1202

115

A1203

15 15 15 15

230

ALUTHERM INSULATION LAID BY CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURERS SPEC.

Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work.

UNDERFLOOR HEATING INSULATION BOARD TO SPECIALIST SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications. The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

Wall Legend 50

D1 - Ceiling

1 : 50

Window3150 G.2 2800 Window G.1

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations.

GLAZING - REFER TO DOOR / WINDOW SCHEDULES

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC.

2200

SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC. 1005

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

1000

300300300300

0 D0 - Lower Gnd Floor FFL

11 A1600

-170

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE ON TOP OF MASONRY WALLS - 310(w)x72(h)45(nose)

DE - Level 00.1 - Ext. Ground EGL

-1200

PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE BENEATH GLAZING AT WALL PLATE HEIGHT

PRECAST CONCRETE CILLS BENEATH ALL WINDOWS - 155(w)x75(h)45(nose)

-1370

Wall Legend 50.

1 : 50

2 DDD

Description

A1204

A1202

A1204

A1201

6 A1600

9 A1400

A1202

A1203

10 A1602 B

General Notes 1 : 50

Top of Parapet

6400 Window 1.3 Window 1.1 6000

2 A1602

5700

2100

1 A1602ALL WATERPROOFING BETWEEN JUNCTIONS OF

Window3150 G.2

ALL SURFACES TO BE PREPARED IN ACCORDANCE WITH WATERPROOFING MANUFACTURERS GUIDANCE.

2800 Window G.1

12 A1602

ALL DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED BY WATERPROOFING SPECIALST INSTALLER PRIOR TO APPLICATION.

2200

DE - Level 00.1 - Ext. Ground EGL

8 A1400

-1370

A1201

c/l

A1200

A1602

A1200

100

D2 - 1st Floor FFL 3600

THE PROPER INSTALLATION & COMPLIANCE WITH MANUFACTURERS GUIDANCE IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE MAIN CONTRACTOR & THE ARCHITECT ACCEPTS NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY WATERPROOFING FAILURES DUE TO POOR WORKMANSHIP, SUPERVISION, SITE CONDITIONS OR ANY DEVIATIONS FROM SPECIALIST APPROVED DETAILS.

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ALUTHERM INSULATION LAID BY CONTRACTOR TO MANUFACTURERS SPEC.

This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings and specifications.

UNDERFLOOR HEATING INSULATION BOARD TO SPECIALIST SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION

The design on this drawing is copyright and remains the property of Architectural & Planning Studio.

Wall Legend 50

D1 - Ceiling Window3150 G.2

All work to comply with Local Authority regulations.

1 : 50

2800 Window G.1 2200

All discrepancies to be referred to the Architect.

GLAZING - REFER TO DOOR / WINDOW SCHEDULES

AFTER COMPLETION ALL NECESSARY WARRANTIES AND GUARANTEES ARE TO BE PROVIDED BY THE MAIN CONTRACTOR IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CONTRACT.

COMMON BRICK WALL - EXTERNAL = CEMENT RENDER. INTERNAL = PLASTER AND SKIM. PAINT AS PER ARCH. SPEC. SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

1 : 50

D0 - Lower Gnd Floor FFL

A1201

DE - Level 00.1 - Ext. Ground EGL

-1370

1 2

ROOF CHROMADECK METAL SHEET COLOUR DOVE GREY

-170

-1200

2 DDD

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

D1.1 - Ext. Ground EGL

D1 - Gnd Floor FFL

Waterproofing Notes

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PLY WOOD TIMBER - TO SKIRTINGS, HANDRAILS & BOOK SHELF PERIMETERS

1 A1603

ANY DISCREPANCIES OR IRREGULARITIES THAT MAY JEOPARDISE THE INTEGRITY OF THE WATERPROOFING IN ANY WAY SHOULD BE BROUGHT TO THE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION OF THE ARCHITECT, AND SUBJECT TO FURTHER INSTRUCTION.

STONE WALL GRANITE - FINISH TO MATCH CHAPEL WALLS

NATURAL ANODISED ALUMINIUM TO ARCH. DETAIL & SPEC.

5700

4 A1603

ALL DRAWINGS TO BE CHECKED BY WATERPROOFING SPECIALST INSTALLER PRIOR TO APPLICATION.

18 Mon Repos, Newlands, Harare, Zimbabwe

SPLIT FACED CONCRETE FACE BRICK TO ARCH. SPEC.

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Part of the brief to the architect from the Peterhouse Steering Group, (Headed by Rector Mr. Howard Blackett, with notable direction from Board Member Mr. Chris Paterson) reads, “The new building should be an appropriate 21st Century design and respectful of its position as the bridging building which completes the Great Court. The Fieldsend Hall, the Science Block, and the Gibbs Court, all marked considerable Architectural advancements on the original 1950s school as built: the Megahey Centre should represent a further advance.” These aspects of the brief needed serious consideration. The new building needed to be both modern and progressive while still blending in seamlessly with the existing older structures. Fox has achieved this difficult

dichotomy admirably – the new building echoes the existing buildings facing onto the Great Court in its use of granite cladding and a somewhat restrained facade made up of alternating granite, painted and plastered brick work, and open balconies. The south facade is altogether more contemporary as it doesn’t need to relate to other existing buildings. Large glazed windows provide a view towards the Wedza mountains and allow for gentle light to permeate the open plan interior. There’s also an outside paved area to allow guests for functions to spill outside and to tie the building into the landscape. On the west side blinds help to control the afternoon sun flooding into the pod rooms which overlook the old library.

Work on the site began in early 2016 with main contractors Rio Douro Construction and was completed on target towards the end of the same year, overseen by the consultant team of architects (APS), Quantity Surveyor (Matt Dove Associates), Structural and Civil Engineers (Dickie and Kunaka), Mechanical and Electrical Engineers (ASMEC) as well as Mr. Jason Driscoll, the Projects Manager for the Peterhouse Group of Schools, who has an intimate insight into the history of the school and the related infrastructure. The result is an exemplary and groundbreaking learning centre that will change the way that students will be educated in the future.

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AT ST JOHN’S PREPARATORY SCHOOL Text by Michael Nott | Drawings and plans and some photos by Stone Beattie Studio | Additional photos by Kate Cameron Photography

IMBABWE has recently passed legislation which requires all junior schools to offer (at least) two years of Early Childhood Development (ECD) classes for children from 3 to 5 years of age before they first attend primary school. Ostensibly this is to prepare children culturally, emotionally, intellectually and physically for their onward educational journey through Grade 1 to Grade 7 and then on to senior school. The policy is also intended to help teachers and caregivers identify early on any problems which children may encounter – dyslexia, attention deficit disorders, anti-social tendencies and so forth. In line with the official government policy ECD schools have been springing up across most of the suburbs of Harare and other city centres. Often these ECDs are simply set up in partially converted residential properties which were not originally designed to accommodate a large number of small children. They are also frequently more like crèches where working parents can drop off their children during the day – day care centres that focus only on the children’s physical needs and neglect their educational skills or their social or emotional development. St John’s ECD Centre has a specifically designed building as well as a tailor-made curriculum to prepare the boys for the St John’s Prep School and later for the St John’s College which are leading educational facilities in the country. There are currently 3 – soon to be 4 – classes for children from ages of around three and a half years old up to around five and a half years old. While the emphasis is on having fun and nurturing creativity and independence in the boys, there’s also some more serious learning taking place at the same time. Each week’s programme is carefully based around a specific theme – for example one week was dedicated to ‘mini beasts’ and in particular to bees. Children learn the features of bees; that they are flying insects that live in hives and help to pollinate our food crops. They learn counting skills by counting the bees’ six legs; they learn about 37

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patterns and colours by looking at the black and yellow stripes on the insects; they learn new vocabulary – the bees’ wings are ‘transparent’; they learn what is referred to ‘knowledge and understanding of the world’, or in other words ‘science’, when they examine the bees’ honeycombs, and the theme can be endlessly developed into interactive games and other imaginative activities. Painting is encouraged to nurture creativity as well as spatial and colour awareness and to help develop fine motor skills. But even the fun painting process is educational – the boys learn to clean up their paints and paper and put their brushes and paints away when they’ve finished, fostering their independence as well as a sense of responsibility. The ECD building is carefully designed to enhance and accommodate this kind of teaching and learning. Each classroom has a dedicated painting area with large worktops at a convenient height for the little ones to use. There’s also a sink and a tap for washing up both themselves and their brushes and tools and there’s built in shelving underneath for storing the related paraphernalia. Each classroom also has a wall of desk/work space with separate sections relating to things like literacy or numeracy and storage above. There are two rows of windows across this wall – one at an unusual low height so that the children can see outside when they’re working, and another row of higher windows above the shelving for air circulation. Tables and chairs are set up in the central part of the room so children can work in small shared groups. They also have a wall of aluminium sliding doors opening up to the exterior of the building as well as sliding doors opening onto the central courtyard, so there’s a good indoor/outdoor flow. They also each have whiteboards for drawing and writing, projectors for multimedia presentations and shelving for storing books and comics and related materials. Every classroom has an attached bathroom for the boys with the tiniest toilets, urinals and wash hand basins on a Lilliputian scale. (Boys are encouraged to use the bathrooms unaided – although supervised – to promote their sense of independence.) And each classroom has locker space for the children’s backpacks and personal items. 39

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The central courtyard is decked out in astro-turf so it’s low maintenance (and less dirt) and can be used all year round. It’s surrounded by extra wide verandahs so the children can use the outdoor space whether it’s too sunny or too wet for comfort. And in addition each classroom has its own small outdoor terrace facing away from the central

courtyard.Outside there are scented plants like lavender and pelargonium to inspire the children’s interest in plants, a small vege garden where children can learn about growing food and where our food comes from, by planting and nurturing and harvesting. There’s even a small enclosure for rabbits and tortoises so the children can learn about

caring for animals. The classrooms also have small ongoing learning projects that include growing silkworms, keeping fish and caring for hamsters. And in addition there’s an outside sandpit for the children to play in and jungle gyms or playground equipment purposely designed to promote the children’s physical strength and develop their gross motor skills. 43

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The ECD Centre was originally an older house which was a component of staff housing for the group of schools but seemed ideally situated to be re-configured and repurposed. It was a solidly built three bedroomed house of brick under tiles but set within a rather overgrown garden with a swimming pool. The pool was filled in, mostly for the safety of the children, and the garden needed to be cleared and cleaned up. Just clearing the garden and preparing the site took around six weeks. The project was designed by Stone Beattie Studio – a well renowned local listed architectural studio run and managed by husband and wife team Penny Stone and Richard Beattie. Together with Mike Mackenzie, Headmaster of the Preparatory andinJanine TORAGEMARTSchool is located the newDavies, Pomona Industrial Park on the corner of Harare Drive and Alpes Road in Vainona. It’s a new to Zimbabwe and it embodies the first, and so far the only, state of the art, high security, storage facility in the Head of the ECDconcept Centrethat’s they conducted extensive country. In fact it’s so technically advanced that it’s superior to many similar facilities in South Africa or indeed in Europe or research before thethe design process began. They visited America. It’s the culmination of lots of extensive research and a substantial cash investment by three local entrepreneurs. a number of other established ECD Centres to garner inspirationStoragemart as well as to see what wouldoptions: work for theare new96 outside storage units, 25 high security vaults, and in addition 400 safety deposit has three storage there lockers soon to beavoid. operational. Each option is suited to different security needs. project, and whatwill pitfalls Basically the existing structure became the reception area, the kitchen, a clinic/medical aid room, offices and staff rooms. (One section of the old house will become the fourth classroom in the near future.) The three classrooms forming the internal courtyard were constructed as new builds.

Clearing the site began in April 2016 and the entire build took from June to December of the same year, with the new ECD Centre open to pupils in January this year. The fourth classroom will open at the beginning of 2018 to accommodate the increased demand for places within the ECD Centre. The school will then have two Grade 00 classes and two Grade 0 classes. Each class has a dedicated teacher as well as a teaching assistant and a nurse is available from the junior school for all the children at enough to store a car or a boat if you’re planning to be away for a The outside units are available in two sizes – 3 x 6 metres and 3 x timealso to deal those minor operators day to daylike bumps and scrapes. while.any They’re idealwith for small business plumbers 8 metres. If you’re down-sizing these are great for storing personal or landscape gardeners to store materials tools with safely. The possessions like furniture and other household goods. Storagemart In addition the ECD Centre has a and teacher paediatric first driveways are wide enough to allow easy access for vehicles. They even have a delivery truck so they can collect goods from clients’ aid certification and a room that is a dedicated sick bay with all have roller shutter doors specially supplied by South African firm homes, offering convenience and safe transport. The units are the necessary The classes Seranda, which are ofamenities. the highest security rating.are made up of 15 to 18 completely waterproof and safe from rodent damage. They are large children in each Grade 00 class and 21 in each Grade 0 class so Kalamain Construction set off the project with fortress foundation basics the fromchildren Pomona reinforcement steel from BSI areQuarries assured, of individual attention. Steel and cemented the concrete with PPC.

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The Villas have a distinct Mediterranean flavour with large covered verandahs, outdoor entertaining spaces and an open plan, airy interior layout of generous proportions. The front covered verandah of the townhouse looks out over a private, walled garden with a swimming pool, and an access gate to the park. (The pool is heated so it can still be enjoyed in cooler weather and there’s a pool cover if the owners want to reduce maintenance in winter or cover the pool when they’re away). The private gardens are fairly spacious, approximately 20 x 30 metres, but still of an easily manageable size. There are two communal gardeners to maintain the complex and each resident has a private gardener. The garden at Villa 8 has a generous lawn and established low-maintenance shrubs and beds, as well as a large, old indigenous shade tree which blends into the ‘borrowed scenery’ from the park beyond. The garden has been beautifully maintained and developed and is an ideal space for entertaining or just relaxing and enjoying the peaceful, tranquil atmosphere. There’s also good lighting outside in both the garden and park for both accent lighting and general ambience.

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Entrance to the villa is through a private electric gate leading off the main access road. There’s a paved driveway/courtyard with covered parking for two cars, plus a double garage with a covered walkway to the front door. The courtyard measures approximately 12 x 13 metres, so it’s a generous space. All the windows of the main house facing onto the courtyard have awnings or sun shades to control the afternoon sun. The single domestic quarters are situated behind the garage and fitted with a private kitchenette and shower and with convenient access to the laundry room and storeroom. There’s also a self-contained guest cottage with an open plan kitchenette and an en suite shower room which was a conversion done fairly recently by the current owners. There’s a small walkway down the side of the house opposite the garages and guest suite. Discreetly hidden away are 2 x 1,000 litre water storage tanks, which are in addition to the 80,000 litre water tanks which service the whole complex. The complex has a large 165 Kva generator, which services all the villas when required and runs for a few a few hours in the morning, at lunchtime and in the evenings. There’s also a 20 Kva generator which can be used to run essential services when the main complex generator is off. There’s also a 1,400 W inverter system that is connected to the water pumps and the internal power points as no generators are used after 10.00 pm. These facilities make the home completely self reliant in terms of both water and power supply.

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The main front door is sheltered by a small arched portico and opens directly to an imposing double volume entrance hall with a beautiful staircase sweeping up to the first floor. To the left is a study area which is ideal as a home office or could be converted to a second cosy lounge or even an additional bedroom. To the right behind the staircase is a small guest bathroom. Directly in front is the large open plan reception area with views out to the verandah and the garden beyond through big aluminium and glass sliding doors. Clean and simple pale grey ceramic floor tiles link the foyer, the lounge and the adjacent open plan dining room â&#x20AC;&#x201C; also with doors opening out to the verandah. Both the lounge and the dining room have working fireplaces to warm up the spaces during chilly winter evenings. The modern kitchen leads directly off the dining room and is fitted out with Caesarstone countertops and all the modern appliances including a gas range (convenient for power cuts) a dishwasher and loads of storage space. Thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also a pantry and a scullery. The kitchen has the potential to be opened up to the dining room and lounge to make the downstairs completely open plan.

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Upstairs there’s the master suite with a large walk in dressing and en suite bathroom decorated with Italian tiles. The master suite also has a private balcony overlooking the garden and park – ideal for a leisurely breakfast or romantic sundowners. There are two other bedrooms – both en suite – one with a shower and one with bath and shower. The upstairs bedrooms and the staircase all have new fitted carpets with a luxurious pile. The entire complex is walled, has electric fencing with

excellent 24 hour security and the villa has its own security system. The home has ZOL fibre internet connection as well as DStv access in the lounge, study, bedrooms, the verandah, the guest cottage and even the kitchen. If you’re looking for a convenient location, an elegant lifestyle, good security, and uninterrupted power and water supplies, then Edgewater Villas is the best Harare has to offer. The home is on the market for $990,000. Contact Juliet Harris 0772 307 645

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This breath taking character home built in 1927 sits on 5848sqm of land. The driveway from the gate meanders up through a lush garden serviced by a prolific borehole and takes you to a paved parking area adjacent to a 4 car garage with a large storeroom/ workshop and a work pit. The garage can adequately house a boat. The house itself is a beautiful terracotta colour, brick under tile and corrugated iron structure with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, main ensuite, guest toilet, 2 lounges, dining room and fitted kitchen with walk in pantry. A sun lounge cum dining room with stone floors welcomes you into the home. The main door is a work of art. The second lounge has beautiful Oregon floors, a jet master fireplace and French doors leading onto a verandah overlooking the pool and garden. The well appointed master bedroom with dressing room and full ensuite bathroom, has French doors which open up onto a beautiful courtyard with interesting tiling.The property has lots of extras, including a 1 bedroom cottage, an extra garage that lends itself well to other uses as it is located next to an office adjacent to the main house. A beautiful property for the discerning buyer.

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The design is based on a courtyard concept and an anchor tenant has already written a letter of Expression of Interest to the Architect.

Service Lane

The accommodation schedule details the space provisions and the relevant areas whilst the design drawings give further insight into the design.

GATE

SHOPPING MALL

22 21 20 19 18 17

HAMPDEN STREET

WARE HOUSE & SHOWROOM

16 15 14 13

1,490.5 m2

12 11 9 8 7 6 5

LEGEND *SHOPPING MALL PARKING - 280Bays *WARE HOUSE PARKING - 45Bays

Zimbabwe Agricultural Society intends to secure an Investor/Financier on a negotiated Build Operate and Transfer (B. O. T) basis.

4 3 2 1

Details of the B. O. T will be discussed with the secured Investor/Financier.

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1,088

4,197

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5,000

3,000

5,000

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ngl

ffl

46,317

690

G20 Area: 2,702m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

SECTION A - A ffl

ngl

ffl

690

46,317

690

1,310

LINE SHOP

690

4,000

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT

5,300

9,310

LINE SHOP

ffl

690

Internal wall plastered & painted

9,310

690

5,000 #ID

W01

WALK WAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

4,434

Internal wall plastered & painted

#ID

2,752

5,000

W01

Face Brick

125x65x3mm Lipped irons acting 4,062 as solar shedding. 690

690

Internal wall plastered & painted Box Gutter

3,000

ffl

#ID

W01

2,558

690

5,000

W01

WALK WAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

1,968

W01

#ID

WALK WAY

Face Brick

4,434

690

Internal wall plastered & painted

W01

#ID

W01

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

#ID

4,062

690

2,558 2,752

Internal wall plastered & painted

#ID

W01

WALK WAY

4,062

690

4,434

690

4,062

WALK WAY

690

#ID

W01

690

4,062

WALK WAY

690

4,434

5,300

8 5,300

9 5,300

10 6,017

11 5,300

3,532 Internal wall plastered & painted

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050 gutter WALK Box WAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550 3,434

690

1:266.048

LINE SHOP

Internal wall plastered & painted

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WALK WAY

ffl

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL SFL +3,550 -0,050

ffl

3,434

690

125x65x3mm Lipped irons acting as solar shedding. 115mm wall thickness, x 600mm high face brick encasing steel columns.

WALK WAY

ffl

9,310

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

690

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

3,434

690

13 5,300

14 5,300

5,300

17 5,300

18 5,300

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

4,000

5,300

4 5,300

5,300

8 5,300

9 5,300

10 6,017

6,017

5,300

13 5,300

14 5,300

5,300

17 5,300

18 5,300

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT

+3,600 FIRST FLOOR

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE +11,456 ±0 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT GROUND FLOOR PLAN

4,000

5,300

4 5,300

5,300

8 5,300

9 5,300

10 6,017

6,017

5,300

13 5,300

14 5,300

5,300

17 5,300

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5,300

-850 FOUNDATION

SECTION B - B

1:266.049

+3,600 FIRST FLOOR

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

-850 FOUNDATION +3,600 FIRST FLOOR

SECTION B - B

1:266.049

SECTION B - B

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

-850 FOUNDATION

SECTION B - B 5,300

5,300

4,265

14,126

5,300

4,265

14,126

4,265

5,300

14,126

4,265

5,300

Ceiling Notes: Rhinoboard Ceiling on 38x38mm c/c timber brandering on 75x50mm gypsum coved cornice.

G18 Area:137.1m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 ffl

ffl

1,301

600

500

Internal wall plastered & painted

4,144

BANK

G18 Area:137.1m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 ffl

ISSUE 8

ffl

578

14,126

Internal wall plastered & painted

ffl

4,265

ffl

ffl 5,300

ffl

4,000

dpc

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE ±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN -850 FOUNDATION

1:266.049

578

Internal wall plastered & painted

5,300

600

14,126

+3,600 FIRST FLOOR

Trusses to Engineer's detail

Internal wall plastered & painted

Trusses to Engineer's detail

ffl

Internal wall plastered & painted

SECTION C-C

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14,126

578

2,843

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

Internal wall plastered & painted

Trusses to Engineer's detail

structure & design | dpc

14,126

4,583

4,144

BANK

SECTION C-C WALKWAY

-850 FOUNDATION

ffl

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

WALKWAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

500 ffl

ffl

578 Internal wall plastered & painted

ffl

dpc

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN -850 FOUNDATION +3,600 FIRST FLOOR

1:266.049 Trusses to Engineer's detail

Internal wall plastered & painted

4,583

-850 FOUNDATION +3,600 FIRST FLOOR

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

4,265

500

600

ffl

Internal wall plastered & painted

GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

WALKWAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

500

ffl

578

ffl

600

1,301

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

2,843

WALKWAY

Pitch 5o 500 Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates. dpc

+3,600 FIRST FLOOR

Trusses to Engineer's detail

Internal wall plastered & painted

2,848 ffl 5,300

Trusses to Engineer's detail

600

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

4,000

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

578

Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates.

Internal wall plastered & painted

7,427

5,300

SECTION C - C

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

5,300

4,583

4,144 2,843

BANK

G18 Area:137.1m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 ffl

Internal wall plastered & painted

7,427

Trusses to Engineer's detail

2,848

dpc Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on Ceiling Notes: 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Rhinoboard Ceilingtoon Steel roof trusses eng's spec on 38x38mm c/c timber brandering 114x38mm timber wall plates. on 75x50mm gypsum coved cornice.

WALKWAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

7,427

1,301

Ceiling Notes: Rhinoboard Ceiling on 38x38mm c/c timber brandering on 75x50mm gypsum coved cornice. Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates. 500

SECTION C-C +3,600 FIRST FLOOR

4,000

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

14,126

2,848

-850 FOUNDATION

5,300

Trusses to Engineer's detail

600

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE ±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1:266.049

Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates.

Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates. +3,600 FIRST FLOOR

-850 FOUNDATION

1:266.048

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

115mm walltothickness, R.C. Lintel structural engineer's details x 600mm high face brick Steel Columns to encasing steel columns. Eng's spec's & design. ±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN 900mm Rust Resistant handrail. -850 FOUNDATION +3,600 FIRST FLOOR Steel Beams to Eng's spec's & design.

1:266.048

ffl

690

A 4,000

WALK WAY

ffl

Cromadeck roofing sheets on Lintel structural engineer's 75x50mm R.C. Lipped irontopurlins 850mm c/c on details Steel roof Steel trusses to eng'stospec on Columns Eng's spec's & design. +11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT Pitch 5o 900mm Resistant Cromadeck roofingRust sheets on handrail. 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on +3,600 Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on FIRSTwall FLOOR 114x38mm timber plates. o Steel to Pitch 5Beams Eng's spec'sroofing & design. Cromadeck sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on 125x65x3mm Lipped irons spec on Steel roof trusses to eng's acting as solar shedding. Lipped Cromadeck125x65x3mm roofing sheets on irons 115mmaswall thickness, solar shedding. 75x50mm acting Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on x 600mm high face brick +7,127 Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on encasing steelPALTE columns. U/S WALL +11,456 ±0 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT o Pitch 5 R.C. GROUND FLOOR PLAN Lintel to structural engineer's details Cromadeck roofing sheets on -850 Columns to 850mm c/c on 75x50mmSteel Lipped iron purlins FOUNDATION spec's & design. Steel roof Eng's trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates. Pitch 5o Rust Resistant handrail. 900mm Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm +3,600 Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof FLOOR trusses to eng's spec on FIRST 125x65x3mm Lipped irons Steel Beams to acting as solar& shedding. Eng's spec's design. +7,127 125x65x3mm U/S WALL Lipped PALTE irons acting as solar shedding.

30mm SCREED ON 100mm 25 mpa CONCRETE SURFACE BED TO ENG. ON 250 MICRON GUNPLAS USB GREEN U.P.V.C D.P.C ON 150mm CLEAN SAND PRE-TREATED WITH APPROVED ANT & WEAT KILLER ON APPROVED WELL COMPACTED FILLING CARRIED OUT IN LAYERS NOT THICKER THAN 150mm. FILLING TO BE FREE OF ANY PLANT OR DELETERIOUS MATERIAL.

6,017

5,000

Trusses to Engineer's detail

106 Area:49.5m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

5,300

G05 Area:49.5m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

LINE SHOP

W01

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

2,558

ffl

Internal wall plastered & painted

C LINE SHOP

LINE SHOP SFL ±0,000

ffl

Internal wall plastered & painted

Box gutter ffl

LINE SHOP

Internal wall plastered & painted

W01 Non-Ceramic Non-CeramicTiles Tiles SFL SFL+3,550 -0,050

A 4,000

WALK WAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

9,310 690 106 Area:49.5m2 30mm SCREED ON 100mm 25 mpa Ceramic TilesCONCRETE SURFACE BED TO ENG. ON 250 MICRON SFLGUNPLAS +3,600 USB GREEN U.P.V.C ffl D.P.C ON 150mm CLEAN SAND PRE-TREATED WITH APPROVED ANT & WEAT KILLER ON APPROVED WELL COMPACTED Internal wall CARRIED OUT IN LAYERS NOT THICKER THAN Internal wall FILLING 150mm. plastered & painted plastered & painted FILLING TO BE FREE OF ANY PLANT OR DELETERIOUS MATERIAL. Trusses to Engineer's detail

WALK WALKWAY WAY

900mm Rust Resistant handrail.

690

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

W01

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

4,434

125x65x3mm Lipped irons #ID acting as solarW01 shedding.

W01

Internal wall plastered & painted G.I Flashing

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Internal wall plastered & painted

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

W01

125x65x3mm Lipped irons acting as solar shedding.

ffl

Parapet Wall WALK WAY Non-Ceramic Tiles 4,434 SFL +3,550 690

Box Gutter

2,752

Internal wall plastered & painted

5,000

W01

125x65x3mm Lipped irons Pitch 5 acting as solar shedding. Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron900mm purlinsRust 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spechandrail. on Resistant 4,062 690 o

5,000 Internal wall plastered & painted

106 Area:49.5m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

G.I Flashing

Parapet Wall

5,000

WALK WAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

W01

Trusses to Engineer's detail

LINE SHOP

8,765

Pitch 5 Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on

1,968

Internal wall plastered & painted

690

Trusses to Engineer's 30mm SCREED ON 100mm 25 mpa CONCRETE SURFACE BED detail TO ENG. ON 250 MICRON GUNPLAS USB GREEN U.P.V.C D.P.C ON 150mm CLEAN SAND PRE-TREATED WITH APPROVED Internal wall KILLER ON APPROVED WELL COMPACTED Internal wall ANT &&WEAT plastered painted plastered & painted FILLING CARRIED OUT IN LAYERS NOT THICKER THAN 150mm. FILLING TO BE FREE OF ANY PLANT OR DELETERIOUS MATERIAL. G22 Area:49.5m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 ffl ffl

SECTION SECTION A -A A- A

G.I Flashing

30mm SCREED ON 100mm 25 mpa CONCRETE SURFACE BED TO ENG. ON 250 MICRON GUNPLAS USB GREEN U.P.V.C D.P.C ON 150mm CLEAN SAND PRE-TREATED WITH APPROVED ANT & WEAT KILLER ON APPROVED Pitch 5o WELL COMPACTED FILLING CARRIED OUT IN LAYERS NOTroofing THICKER THAN Cromadeck sheets on 150mm. Trusses to Engineer's detail FILLING TO BE FREE OF ANY PLANTLipped OR DELETERIOUS MATERIAL. 75x50mm iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on Internal wall Internal wall plastered & painted plastered & painted Pitch 5o G22 Cromadeck roofing sheets on Parapet Wall 2 Area:49.5m 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Ceramic Steel Tiles roof trusses to eng's spec on G.I Flashing SFL ±0,000 timber wall plates. 114x38mm ffl ffl

ffl

1,310

SERVITUDE Conc-Paving SFL -0,150

G22 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on 2 Area:49.5m Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 Pitch 5o ffl ffl Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates. 9,310 690

Parapet Wall

C Internal 5,000 wall plastered & painted

WALK WAY

Non-Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

230

1,310

SERVITUDE Conc-Paving SFL -0,150

J Internal wall Pitch 5 plastered 5,000 & painted LINECromadeck SHOProofing sheets on

Internal wall plastered & painted 5,000

ffl

#ID

ffl

690

SERVITUDE Conc-Paving SFL -0,150

#ID

ffl

ANCHOR SHOP

230mm thick brick wall with average 10mm thick mortar joints in stretcher bond. With brick-force every 3 courses.

690

ffl

690

Trusses to Engineer's detail

K 2,000 #ID

ffl

D 5,000

3,532

L 5,285

900mm Rust Resistant handrail. o

3,430

M 4,197

125x65x3mm Lipped irons acting as solar shedding.

5,000 125x65x3mm Lipped irons acting as solar shedding.

3,532

M 1,088

G20 Area: 2,702m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230mm thick brick wall with average 10mm thick mortar joints in stretcher bond. With brick-force every 3 courses.

-850 FOUNDATION

N 5,285

ffl

ANCHOR SHOP

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

O 2,974

46,317 30mm SCREED ON 100mm 25 mpa CONCRETE SURFACE BED TO ENG. ON 250 MICRON GUNPLAS USB GREEN U.P.V.C D.P.C ON 150mm CLEAN SAND PRE-TREATED WITH APPROVED ANT & WEAT KILLER ON APPROVED WELL COMPACTED FILLING CARRIED OUT IN LAYERS NOT THICKER THAN 150mm. FILLING TO BE FREE OF ANY PLANT OR DELETERIOUS MATERIAL.

-850 FOUNDATION +3,600 FIRST FLOOR

M 2,311

7,151

690

+3,600 FIRST FLOOR

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

G20 Area: 2,702m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

ffl

Face Brick

F 3,000

3,430

7,037

ffl

7,151

-850 FOUNDATION

ANCHOR SHOP P

M 9,347

ffl

5,000

4,499

M 9,347

ffl

1,968

4,499

M 230mm thick brick wall with average 10mm thick mortar joints in stretcher bond. +7,127 With brick-force every 3 courses. U/S WALL PALTE +11,456 ±0 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT ngl GROUND FLOOR PLAN

7,151

+3,600 FIRST FLOOR

H 5,000

4,499

G.I Flashing

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT

Box Gutter

5,000 Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates.

Parapet Wall

600

5,000

600

Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on

K 2,000

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 114x38mm timber wall plates. Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on 125x65x3mm Lipped irons acting as solar shedding. +7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

Box gutter

G.I Flashing

Parapet Wall

600

L 5,285

6,601

M 4,197

6,601

M 1,088

6,601

N 5,285

3,895

O 2,974

2,802

M 2,311

3,895

P 7,037

2,802

M 9,347

3,895

M 9,347

2,802

+7,127 U/S WALL PALTE

4,000

Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on

Pitch 5o Cromadeck roofing sheets on 75x50mm Lipped iron purlins 850mm c/c on Steel roof trusses to eng's spec on

8,765

9,347

+11,456 STRUCTURAL HIEGHT

8,765

9,347

GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

230

-850 FOUNDATION

230

1:266.667 1:266.667 1:266.667 ±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100 -850 GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100 FOUNDATION GSPublisherVersion 0.0.100.100

3,430

WEST WEST ELEVATION ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION

±0 ±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN ±0 -850 +3,600 -850 GROUND FLOOR PLAN FOUNDATION FIRST FLOOR FOUNDATION -850 FOUNDATION

dpc

±0 GROUND FLOOR PLAN -850 FOUNDATION

1:266.049

5,300

5,557

230

5,300

5,070

230

5,300

5,070

230

5,300

5,070

230

5,300

5,070

5,300

230

15,670

230

15,670

5,300

230

1,251

230

5,506

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

5,070

230

5,070

230

5,070

4,260

MALE LOBBY Area:4.7 m2

W01

14 13

G04 Area:16.8 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

900

FEMALE LOBBY Area:4.7 m2

230

15,670

W01

5,000

4,810

SHOP

112 Area:219.4 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

230

3,000

230

3,000

W01

230

W01

15,316

whb Disabled

230

4,260 230

G04 Area:16.8 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

STORE ROOM Area:4.4 m2

FEMALE TOILETS

17,410

110 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

14,033

230

LINE SHOP

109 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

21 20 19 18 17 16 15

W01

23 22

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

s.s sink

5,000

1,115

LINE SHOP

108 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

MALE TOILETS

111 Area:13.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

115

LINE SHOP

W01

KITCHEN

Service Duct

W01

230

W01

2,620

W01

3 4

107 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

W01

9,770

LINE SHOP

106 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

W01

w.c

W01

20 x 180 = 3,605

W01

w.c

2,620 230 115

W01

w.c

9,770

W01

LINE SHOP

105 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

w.c

5,070

W01

LINE SHOP

STORE ROOM Area:4.4 m2 whb Disabled

Urinal

230

W01

whb whb whb

5,070

103 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

W01

104 Area:13.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

1,115

LINE SHOP

102 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

Service Duct

LINE SHOP

4,770

KITCHEN s.s sink

w.c

W01

1,200

230

W01

230

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

2,885

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

5,000

COVERED WALKWAY

4,000

1,316

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

3,885

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

W01

Urinal

230

5,000

4,770

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

4,770

230

COVERED WALKWAY

5,000

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

3,000

16,130

4,115

3,885

4,000

3,885 230 4,770 230

COVERED WALKWAY

230

5,070

230

5,070

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

230

5,070

230

900

230

3,940

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

230

5,070

230

5,070

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

230

5,070

230

11,804

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

230

5,070

230

5,070

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

230

5,070

230

3,940

230

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

900

230

15,670

230

Fall

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

Fall

5,000

Fall

230

Fall

Fall 5,000

230 4,770

Fall

3,000

Fall

5,000

Fall

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

Fall

H Fall

230

W01

Fall

W01

5,000

4,770

Fall

3,000

Fall

230 230

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

Fall

5,000

Fall

5,000 5,000

Fall

2,000

230 2,208

Fall

5,285

Fall

4,197

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

M N

1,050

1,088

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

230

Fall

Fall 4,197

11,064

COVERED WALKWAY 2,955

12,730

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

5,285

Fall

230 2,772

478

270

O M

3,520

18,250

2,974

230

G19 Area:30.9 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

12,270

2,000

7,037

Fall

7,037

18,250

2,311

GENERATOR ROOM

A.T.M Booth

Fall

Waiting Bench / Sitting Area

1,050

80 1,960

3,045

Fall

2,934

230

345

OFFICE 1 Area:10.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

C M

5,145

P 2,000 230

2,000 230

14,730

2,934

3,540

2,028

8,270

1,050

3,000

Area:53.8 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Fall

80 470 STRONG ROOM Area:15.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Grill Gate

1,332

230

G18 Area:137.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

3,045

Partioning Board

Fall

80 80 1,753

Fall

Teller 4

1,000

3,770 345

230

80 1,830

BANK

115

SORTING OFFICE Area:11.4 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

3,220

SERVICE LANE

80 1,835

Teller 3

Writing Counter

Female Toilet

2,655

1,200

Teller 2

Standing Platform recessed 600mm 2,028 230

115

s.s sink

1,500 ab ab

115

Male Toilet

w.c

900 115

ab ab

900

whb whb w.c

ab ab

115

KITCHEN Area:4.0 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

OFFICE 2 Area:7.7 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

2,885

Teller 1

3,770 2,711

8,894

3,765

Area:14.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Fall

5,000

115 1,085

1,085

w.c

25 1,500

Fall

870

Fall

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

w.c

115 2,237 25

TELLER'S BAY Area:21.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Fall

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

Fall

1,316

Fall

10,294 whb whb

5,000

w.c

870

Fall

w.c

1,500 25

I Fall

Fall

230

Fall

915

Fall

230

Staff Lounge / Office Space

Fall

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

2,000

shw

25 1,600

1,421

whb

2,090

115

w.c shw

MALE CHANGE ROOM

230

2,000

1,088

115 1,842

Fall

230 2,245

Fall

5,000

W01 3,500

MALE LOBBY Area:3.8 m2 MALE TOILETS Area:14.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

1,421

pantry

230

9,347

11 6,017

690

5,285

1,600

G20 Area:2,702.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

3,770 230

5,557

Fall

7,045

Entrance Ramp

2,522

KITCHEN Area:32.9 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 cold room

2,934

POOL OFFICE Area:20.6 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230

2,974

230

ANCHOR SHOP

345

B F

2,311

5,145

W01

115

880

3,765 ab

3,000 ab

230

3,250

4,770

4,857

refuse area

ab 230

14,126

345 3,540

115

b.i.c

1,600 25

W01

1,042

1,600 25

3,755

115

FEMALE TOILETS Area:11.4 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

1,770 230

115

3,736

FEMALE LOBBY Area:3.8 m2

whb

1,340

5,070 1,200 s.s sink

ab ab

FEMALE CHANGE ROOM

whb

1,200 s.s sink

5,070

101 Area:24.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,600

270

230 115

10 6,017

5,070

Louvered Door

3,755

Male Lobby

urinal

5,070 230

SERVICE LANE ab Area:69.7 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

G14 Area:158.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Female Lobby

urinal

1,200 s.s sink

W01 ab

RESTAURANT

Lockers

230 115

230

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

8,508

whb whb

3,755

230

counter s.s sink

3,360 5,902

5,902

115 230 1,075 25 1,600 915

flip

230 230

W01 ab

900

serving opening

s.s sink

5,070

230

1,200

5,070

9 5,300

5,070

115

W01 3,180

115

W01 ab

230

1,050

3,755

s.s sink

ab 230

230

2,770

248 230

W01

230

2,772

230

115 3,755

5,070

G15 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

1,536

Grill Gate 478 270

2,770

115 248

115

s.s sink

G13 Area:49.6 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

5,606

230

9,770

230

1,200

W01 ab 230

LINE SHOP

G16 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

230

LINE SHOP

G17 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

1,200

s.s sink

W01

1,200

115

SERVICE LANE Area:69.7 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Lockers

115 2,647

2,897

LINE SHOP

GRAND ENTRANCE

2,603

3,755

W01

5,070

W01

345

Waiting Bench / Sitting Area

230 OFFICE 1 Area:15.0 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

2,934

STRONG ROOM Area:15.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

345

Partioning Board

2,955

G22 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230 230

80 1,050 80 1,050 230

A.T.M Booth

2,028

Standing Platform recessed 600mm

600

LINE SHOP

G23 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

3,360

s.s sink s.s sink

Lockers

LINE SHOP

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

W01

arch over

Passage

whb whb

OFFICE 2 Area:7.7 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Writing Counter

8,894

Male Toilet Female Toilet

SORTING OFFICE Area:11.4 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

2,710

COVERED WALKWAY

W01

230

1,200

Writing Counter

1,088

80 1,050 80 1,050 230

2,655

KITCHEN Area:4.0 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

3,770

230

2,028

refuse area

230

W01

4,000

115

s.s sink

1,000

P 230

cold room

2,245

W01

5,070

2,000

w.c

80 1,835

KITCHEN Area:32.9 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000 pantry

1,842 115

230

W01

ANCHOR SHOP

w.c

80 1,830

ab 230

W01

3,770

Partioning Board

Teller 1

G21 Area:147.8 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

2,090

Area:14.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Partioning Board

80 1,753

Teller 2

ab 1,600 25

Staff Lounge / Office Space

W01

230

w.c whb

230

5,070

ab ab ab ab ab ab ab ab ab 2,885 115 115 SERVICE LANE 1,500 115 115 900 900 Area:42.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

2,208

Teller 3

MALE CHANGE ROOM

whb shw

ab 2,645

8,270 Partioning Board

Teller 4

shw

w.c

Service Duct

w.c

TELLER'S BAY Area:21.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

230

G24 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

1,340

Opening Serving

W01

LINE SHOP

counter

1,315

w.c

5,070

230 flip

Male Lobby

W01

1,770 230

230

W01

G12 Area:62.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

COVERED WALKWAY

115

W01

248

115 1,642

115

3,885

LINE SHOP

10,294

4,822

10,370

W01

R T C O U 115

5,070

10,370

Service Duct

248

w.c

115

6,937

5,606

Female Lobby FEMALE CHANGE ROOM

Lockers

whb whb

ab ab ab 115 25 1,637 1,316 870 25

5,285

4,822

230

LINE SHOP

230

600 25

870

whb

115 1,085 1,421

urinal

whb

w.c

urinal

1,600 25

Louvered Door

w.c

1,500 25

whb whb

115 1,085 5,000

1,421 1,600 25

2,000

FEMALE TOILETS Area:11.4 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

counter

2,170 4,197

8,894

W01

115 230 1,600 25 1,075 900 1,536

G25 Area:158.1 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

COVERED WALKWAY

5,285

115

230

915

FEMALE LOBBY Area:3.8 m2

b.i.c

BANK

2,974

248

2,603

230

8,270

2,311

115

1,770

3,736

W01

RESTAURANT

1,332

W01

1,200

115

MALE TOILETS Area:14.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

4,822

whb

115

arch over

248

3,180

1,042

MALE LOBBY Area:3.8 m2

male customer toilets

230

D Y A R

345

230 115

8 5,300

5,070

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL +3,550

21 20 19 17 16 15

LINE SHOP

Passage

115

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

10,294 3,500

5,070

Writing Counter

4,946

W01

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

230

1,770 230

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

115

230

5,000

COVERED WALKWAY

5,000

10,370

230

NON-COVERED WALKWAY

270

5,070

COVERED WALKWAY

10,294

230

115

W01

230

W01

248

W01

115

COVERED WALKWAY

23 22

W01

4,822

W01

115

D Y A R

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

D Y A R

R T C O U

4,770

W01

10,370

COVERED WALKWAY

W01 248

2,270

115

NON-COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

G11 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

2,270

4,822

328

115

230

248

115

W01

4,822

7,270

115

W01

248

4,522

115

4,770

4,822

230 2,770 230

W01 W01

5,000

4,770 230

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

LINE SHOP 7,270

LINE SHOP G26 Area:49.6 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

5,070

W01

230

115 115

R T C O U NON-COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

4,770 230

230

W01 ab

115

248

W01

12,270 5,070

4,770

230

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

D Y A R

NON-COVERED WALKWAY

W01

230 3,000

2,770

Entrance Ramp

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

230

COVERED WALKWAY

7 5,300

5,070

Fall

2,750

ab ab

COVERED WALKWAY

270

248

FEMALE LOBBY Area:4.7 m2

W01

230

19 18 17 16 15 14 13

9,770

W01 ab

230

W01

23 22 21

2,270

W01 ab ab

3,642

G12 Area:62.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

w.c

230

W01

LINE SHOP

W01

W01 ab

W01

9,770

2,620 230 1,115

G04 Area:16.8 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Emergency Staircase

W01

G11 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

whb Disabled FEMALE TOILETS

5,070 4,260

4,260 1,200

W01

LINE SHOP

STORE ROOM Area:4.4 m2

115

G09 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230

W01

900

W01 ab ab

R T C O U

W01

5,070

W01

115

4,770

G27 Area:49.6 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

LINE SHOP

G08 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230

W01 ab ab

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

115

5,070

W01

230 5,000

4,770

5,070

w.c

230

w.c

G10 Area:13.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

Service Duct

KITCHEN

w.c

COVERED WALKWAY

115

2,761

5,070

W01

LINE SHOP

G07 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230

W01

6 5,300

5,070

2,239 4,321

7,250

R.C Beam to Engs Spec

690 20 x 180 = 3,605

2,620 115

W01

230

W01

5,070

MALE LOBBY Area:4.7 m2

SFL ±0,000

W01

LINE SHOP

w.c w.c Urinal

6,920

Service Duct

Urinal

4,770

G04 Area:16.8 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

1,200

230

4,770 230

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

230

W01

5,000

5,020

COVERED WALKWAY

4,770 230

230

5,000

1,115

5,000

2,620

7 12

4,770

MALE TOILETS

whb whb whb

4 6

ab ab

W01

230

3 5

W01

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

W01

3 4

G06 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

230

Service Lift Shaft

COVERED WALKWAY

W01

3,000

2 11

5,070

G28 Area:49.6 m2 Ceramic Tiles

LINE SHOP

G05 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

G04 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

230 1

LINE SHOP

11,804

4,796

4,000

1 10

230

LINE SHOP

5,070

W01 230

3,940

whb Disabled

A COVERED WALKWAY Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

W01

5,070

G01 Area:24.2 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

230

LINE SHOP

STORE ROOM Area:4.4 m2

230

W01

900

W01

G03 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

W01

LINE SHOP

G04 Area:13.3 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

KITCHEN

LINE SHOP G02 Area:49.5 m2 Ceramic Tiles SFL ±0,000

5,070

W01

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

5 5,300

5,070

15 14 13

230

19 18 17 16

COVERED WALKWAY

Non-Slip Ceramic Tiles SFL -0,050

23 22 21 20

4 5,300

5,070

COVERED WALKWAY

Emergency Staircase

230

Service Lift Shaft

3 5,300

5,568

4,605

COVERED WALKWAY

478

8,115

2,772

5,000

5,300

305

5,300

1,284

5,300

15,776

w.c

5,300

478

1,200

15 5,300

4,822

Fall

478

14 5,300

4,822

478

4,486

13 5,300

4,000

690

Entrance Ramp

Fall

12 5,300

124 11

5,422

CROMADECK ROOFING SHEETS

690

11 6,017

95,088

5,422

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ETA Holdings held their second Students Architectural Competition this year. The brief was for students to design a building for an Institute for the Built Environment sector. The proposed site would be Borrowdale and the facility was to cater for the various consultants in that sector including: architects, engineers, quantity and surveyors, realtors, urban and regional designers and environmental management. Students had to incorporate the Beta Clay Brick and Beta Concrete Roof Tiles as economic and aesthetically pleasing building materials, whilst focusing on environmental sustainability as well as green-building technology of the future. After months of ideation, submission and judgement, the winners were announced at a premier gala in Harare. The event had a very good build up towards the presentation ceremony where the top architectural student would clinch the $3000 prize and the prestigious Vernon Mwamuka Floating Trophy â&#x20AC;&#x201C; so named after the late visionary architect. All the students were from NUST University, an institution whose establishment credits the likes of Mr Mwamuka, who was also its designer. Mr Musa Sangase, who is the president of the Southern Africa Clay Brick Association, graced the occasion as guest of honour and commended the wonderful work Beta Bricks is doing to inspire and excite young minds as the second largest high quality brick-maker in Southern Africa. 67

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The winner was Tichaona Gondo, who haltingly expressed his gratitude towards Beta Holdings as well as his mentors and fellow students. The first and second runner up were Tatenda Jambaya and Yamurai Chibayanzara respectively, a commendation awarded to Takudzwa Musonza. All the participants received shields as Beta Holdings felt they had done really stellar work overall, making the judging very difficult. The adjudication was presided over by Zimbabwe Institute of Architects and was represented on the night by its President, Architect Arthur Matondo, who applauded the level of skill the students had shown. He remarked how the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s architectural future in Zimbabwe is clearly in safe hands. Professor Gudyanga from the Ministry of Higher and Tertiary education, who was part of the proceedings, told the young architectural students that one day they could be called by the government to design buildings similar to their concepts that are environmentally sound and futuristic.

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VERNON BENELE Mwamuka, the first black architect, still stands out as one of the foremost and most prominent architects Zimbabwe ever produced. In his architectural portfolio, he has to his name the imposing Southampton Life Centre (now ZB Life Towers), Construction House, Kopje Plaza, Old Mutual Centre, the Four Ways Mall in Johannesburg and the Joina City (Harare) which became the largest city development in years. Other significant projects that brought him praise and respect include Africa University (Mutare),the National University of Science and Technology (Bulawayo), Harare Domestic Airport, Bulawayo International Airport, FOURWAYS

MALL in Johannesburg (South Africa) the School of Hotel and Catering (Bulawayo) and a chain of post offices strewn across the country. All these completed commissions attest to Mwamukaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s creative identity. His works have left a very unique aesthetic impact on the immediate environment of the structures revitalising the surrounding urban expanse as in the case of the Kopje Plaza (West of Harareâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s skyline). The Kopje Plaza changed the sky of the Kopje area where a number of neglected buildings had become an eyesore and a sign of urban decay. Source: 100 Greatest Zimbabweans

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A SLEEK AND MODERN HARARE HOME GETS A CONTEMPORARY UPDATE Text by Michael Nott | Photography by Michele Fortmann

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HIS modern, quirky home was originally designed by another architect and then extensively modified – in line with the owners’ requests – by architect Victor Utria (from Fleet Utria Architecture). Utria has undertaken a number of residential projects, although he is perhaps best known for his large scale commercial designs, like the Causeway Post Office (with the huge cut out square in the middle) and the Runhare House building (with the fallen over pillars and small amphitheatre in front). Utria’s designs tend to incorporate unusual and thought provoking elements that blend basic structural and functional designs with whimsical, almost sculptural elements. This beautiful home illustrates many of Utria’s design signatures. It has over sized circular windows, walls of glass bricks – a material used extensively at the Causeway Post Office – a spiral staircase with a central column topped by a spherical light, long views through the open plan spaces and several skylights which transform ordinary spaces into design features. His designs also tend to combine austere, modernist, geometric shapes with softer curved structures. The main entrance to the house illustrates a number of these design features. A small square portico in front of the main entrance is basically a concrete slab supported on one corner by a substantial, fat pillar. Two sides of the slab are attached to the main structure of the house and thinner exposed pillars can be seen both side supporting the first floor slab and the roof, so that the structural elements are clearly visible and you can see how the house is put together. Either side of the front door are blocks of glass bricks – on one side in a sort of inverted L-shape and on the other side in a stepped design. Cut into the centre of the portico roof slab is a large glass skylight which makes the heavy slab lighter and more delicate. The door is a small sculptural artwork in itself. It’s made up of different thicknesses of solid timber in a layered Z-shape that swivels on a central vertical hinge. One side of the door opening has a small clear glass panel set into the architrave while the opposite side has a large frosted glass panel in a geometric design combining straight lines and curves. 77

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Above the entrance on the first floor of the building four huge circular windows soften the almost brutalist slab and pillar structure with the hard edged flat roof parapet visible above. This sculptural, architectural theme is echoed just inside the front door with a dropped ceiling section â&#x20AC;&#x201C; painted in a different colour â&#x20AC;&#x201C; with a curvy edge, which hangs above layers of S-shape sliding wooden doors concealing a storage space. The exterior walls of square glass bricks, which allow natural light into the entrance hall, are set opposite round openings within the interior walls, as well as low dividing walls topped off with more glass bricks. The low walls and circular openings allow extensive views of the interior which run almost the entire length of the building. Simple ceramic floor tiles which cover most the ground floor also add to a clean, uncluttered look that emphasises the very generously proportioned spaces.

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Just to the right of the front entrance hall a spiral staircase sweeps up to the first floor. In front of the hall is a large dining room with big windows opening out to the large paved terrace and the pool and garden beyond. The dining room is separated from the main lounge by a low partition wall also with a stepped glass brick design. A double sided fireplace heats both the dining room and the lounge. Down along the open plan passageway is an additional smaller TV lounge which is more intimate and cosy. Across the hallway from the dining room is an open plan kitchen, recently renovated and refitted by Romeo kitchens, in a sleek classic black and white scheme with a movable centre island, a breakfast counter and chrome stools. The double door fridge is hidden behind cupboard doors that blend with the cabinets, the dishwasher is set under the counter and the ovens are set into the cabinetry so the kitchen has a sleek, almost minimalist look in keeping with the overall architectural design, although it’s superbly equipped for catering and entertaining on a large scale. At the owners’ request Utria changed part of the internal layout of the house so that what was originally designed as parking garages on the east side of the house was converted to a self contained guest wing

overlooking the swimming pool, with en suite bathroom. The pool, now in front of the house, was planned to be at the back of the house where the current garages and parking spaces are. Where the garages are now was originally designed as another lounge with the master bedroom above. What was intended to be the master bedroom is now their son’s room with a private bathroom and covered balcony. Utria opened up the front of the house more adding large sliding aluminium doors and windows. He also extended the front verandah or deck area so that it runs almost the full width of the house and looks over the pool deck which is set a few feet lower down the sloping front garden. He also added the triangular shaped balcony which leads off the master suite upstairs and looms over the verandah like the prow of a ship. Upstairs there’s the son’s room, the master suite, two additional bedrooms that share a bathroom, as well a smaller lounge entertainment area and even space for a home gym set up. The upstairs lounge area is dominated by the spiral staircase which has a central circular column rising up through the centre and topped with a spherical light. There’s another square skylight over the lounge. Unlike the ground floor where most of the floors are ceramic tiles, the upstairs is mostly carpeted (except for the open plan lounge) keeping it warmer in winter and giving it a softer feel.

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Liz Howes from Howes and Homes was recently consulted to give the home an update. Although built nearly 20 years ago the home is still structurally strikingly modern but the exterior colour scheme of neutral beiges and creams had become a little dated. Howes and Homes repainted the whole exterior – including the boundary walls – in more contemporary shades of greys and blues, which also serve to highlight some of the architectural features like the pillars and the balcony railings. Part of the deck around the pool had collapsed caused a tree falling onto it so Howes and Homes repaired pool surround. Inside the house parts of the downstairs were refreshed and repainted while most of the upstairs was repainted and a new ceiling and new lights were installed in the lounge space. Two upstairs bathrooms were renovated with new fittings – baths, showers and

tiles – but the master en suite bathroom was totally transformed. There had previously been a rather awkward passageway to the bathroom which was totally demolished. In its place now is a sliding door of wood and frosted glass, designed by the owner and made up by Howes and Homes’ carpenter. There’s a small modesty wall concealing the toilet and bidet but the rest of the bathroom is spacious and airy and three new windows were added to make the room much lighter. There’s a huge glass shower cubicle and a free standing oval bath as well as double vanity basins set into a black granite counter top. Pale tiles and plain white walls give the new bathroom a luxury spa look. No doubt this stunning home will still be a shining example of great modern design for at least another 20 more years.

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Parallel Nippon: Contemporary Japanese Architecture 1996-2006

T the National Gallery of Zimbabwe was a travelling architecture exhibition organised by the Japan Foundation. This exhibition was made in cooperation with the Architectural Institute of Japan. It focuses on Japanese architecture of 1996-2006, with the aim of conveying accurate picture of Japanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s architectural profession in those ten years, during which it generated new forms of value through fine-tuned designs adapted to the evolving demands of the times. SHOWED: November 6 - 26, 2017 WHERE: National Gallery of Zimbabwe (Harare, Zimbabwe)

BEDROOM TRENDS ON THE WAY

HE bedroom is without question among the most popular rooms in the house and the apartment. After all, this is the place where you should really relax and unwind. No wonder he receives so much attention in terms of decor and design. If you find it difficult to come up with something yourself or if you want to set up the facility according to the latest trends, it is not uncommon to resort to examples from the internet. If this is the case for you too, you can be happy because the following examples of modern and latest bedroom trends 2018 will certainly be very helpful. While some people point to extravagant colors, others prefer something more simple and quieter. If you belong to the second group, we have good news for you. Because exactly these colors belong to the times bedroom trends on Pinterest. Subtle shades and accents are in demand and together with neutral tones like white, beige or gray create a harmonious ambience to feel good. Use delicate pastels for the design and setting. Which color you choose in this case does not matter. Both warm tones such as peach, pastel yellow or

pink, as well as cooler colors such as light blue, lavender, lilac or mint green are suitable. You can use the colors in different ways: Use the wall colors as trends for the bedroom or use living accessories in the form of textiles such as carpets, bed rugs, bedding, decorative cushions or curtains to create the desired color combinations. By the way, “combinations” is another key word. A bit more colorful and still subtle are also combinations of two to three pastel tones. A colorful one can be combined with one or more neutral tones. The space becomes clearly more vibrant through these bedroom trends, but without disturbing the quiet atmosphere. In the bedroom beds there is generally no rule in the bedroom trends. Nevertheless, it is noticeable that simple bed frames are often chosen. The frame and feet, which correspond to the motto “less is more” and are medium to low, are a good choice and create a modern flair. The bed in the bedroom, as the center of the room, is thus somewhat in the background and offers other accents and living accessories the possibility to radiate in the center. The simple design promises stylish beds for a modern room.

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Indeed, the Conference lived to its billing as the place where To build theconstruction capacity sector of local contractors byThere linking the real issues are deliberated. was them to policy and decision makers as well as critical stakeso much hype and spirited discussions of the sector issues and holders and ensure local participation in the construction business. way forward. Boundless opportunities were unveiled from the different presentations. Just to name a few good examples were PRESENTATIONS the presentations done by the Local Authorities and Ministry of Education. Suffice to say, a clear growth path emerged for the sector Speakers deliver issues relatingthattoexisted the construction industry, locally, regionally and internationgoing will forward. It was papers refreshingon to note the harmony among the in the sector during the conference. maintenance and development through building the caally. Topics willdifferent touchplayers on infrastructure rehabilitation,

pacityOther of local playerswere and then linking them to relevant stakeholders in policy, decision making and financial presentations from the Office of the President and Cabinet, RBZ, Agribank, ZIE and Ministry of Local Government, Public services sectors. Works and National Housing; among others.

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Outside the more serious business of conferencing was the Golf Tournament, Excursions tostakeholders Tokwe-Mkosi dam, welcome and Delegates will comprise in athe builtdinner environment, government officials, trade attaches, ZBCA an awards dinner sponsored by Willdale Bricks and PPC respectively. members ,architects, quantity surveyors, real estate agents, property developers, tertiary instituThe Contractor of the Year Award was won by Maxengineers, Haivo Electrical.

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