Architectural Portfolio Vivian Ka Ki Tong
Table of contents Cultural and Leisure Centre
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Site analysis Bubble diagram and Sketch book Plans and Sections Exploded model with visualisations Visualisations Technical details
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Tea House in the Public Bath
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Inspirational images Concept sketches and visualisations Plans and Sections Testing and presentation methods Exploded model Visualisations with cartoons Models
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P. 5 P. 6 - 7 P. 8 P. 9 P. 10 - 11
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P. 18 - 26 P. 19 P. 20 P. 21 - 22 P. 23 P. 24 P. 25 P. 25
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Projects 2009
2010
Worked in Housing Department
Office Building
2011
2012
Small Church
Work-live Unit
2013
2014
Worked in Wellington gallery (HK)
Residential Building
Crematorium
Cultural and Leisure Centre
Tea house in the Public Bath
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Cultural and Leisure Centre - Knot Centre - Nottingham Brief: The project involves the development of a civic architectural intervention in the city of Nottingham. This architectural inter vention should study and explore the design of a civic building not only as a symbol of government but also as a symbol of community.
Civic building should let citizens realise the importance of them with creating a public architecture of intimacy and bring people together to develop the bondings between each other. Knot takes the similar pronunciation of Notts and presents the meaning of the building tying and interweaving between citizens of Nottingham. The experiences apply on the relationship between them to the building itself and as well as other citizens.
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Site analysis
Commercial Buildings
Site photograph
Carparks
Soft public space/ green space
Hard surface public space
Roads and crossings
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Bubble Diagram and Sketch Book Space diagram
Workshop
Outdoor public space - lack of public space in this area - lack of green area in this area Indoor public open space - for different activities happen - for performance / exhbition Cafe - for users to relax - for the people who work nearby
Cafe
Workshop - hold different workshops
Outdoor Public Space
Interactive theatre - interactive activities happen between audiences and performers Shops for graduates - a platform for graduates to sell and promote their names to society
Interactive theatre
Indoor Public Open Space Shops for graduates
Outdoor public space - lack of public space in this area - lack of green area in this area Indoor public open space - for different activities happen - for performance / exhibition Cafe - for users to relax - for the people who work nearby
Workshop - hold different workshops Interactive theatre - interactive activities happen between audiences and performers
Same kind of existing projects were printed as my references which help me to understand the functions and design features of different cultural and leisure center.
Shops for graduates - a platform for graduates to sell and promote their names to society
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Plans and Section 1’
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Ground Floor Plan Scale: NTS 1’
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Basement Floor Plan Scale: NTS
Section 1 - 1’ Scale: NTS
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Plans and Section
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First Floor Plan Scale: NTS
Second Floor Plan Scale: NTS
Section 2 - 2’ Scale: NTS
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Exploded model with visualisations
Cafe Cafe
Bridge between second floor to first floor void
Children zone Reading Children zone Quiet reading area
Ground floor
Auditorium
First floor
Indoor Market
Ground floor Exhibition area
Ground floor
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Visualisations
Ariel view
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Back of Knot Centre
Side view
Side view
Technical Details
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Technical Details 95mm British Gypsum insulation layer
165mm composite slab consisting of lightweight concrete fill
Free form system (FF-System) A system for single layer surface architecture wirh free geometry. Using simple hollow sections and double node technology. Free form system from Novum
Aluminium flashing
Glass panel
Painted aluminium Waterproofing foil coping 150mm Milbury precast concrete panel Delta waterproof membrane 13mm Category 1 structural sheathing board 95mm British Gypsum insulation layer 150mm British Gypsum insulation layer 12mm British gypsum board panel
CMF metal deck
Glass frame
Precast concrete panel
Preformed steel box section Universal beam connection bewtween concrete panel and universal beam
Precast concrete panel with 30mm sound insulation
Steel plate and bolts connection between glass frame and concrete floor
Glass panel Sealing Gasket Filler Setting block Shoe molding
12.7 mm Spunbonded polyolefin air pressure barrier
Halfen HGB 80mm Balustrade Cladco LJT sloping layer Fixing corrugated sheeting 20mm British Gypsum plasterboard 457x152x60mm Universal steel beam as primary structure
Waterproofing CMF metal Deck asphalt membrane sloping insulation layer and 165mm composite slab consisting of lightweight 30mm 20mm CCF concrete fill Kingspan ceiling finish insulation layer 11
Tea house in the Public bath - St. Peter’s Church, Nottingham Brief: The project calls for the insertion of a public bath into a discussed Grade II listed church building in the Lace Market area of Nottingham. Different programme in the function is allowed.
Tea House plays an important role in social activities from the past til now. Similarly to a public bath, people would gather and be relax in tea house to achieve mental and physical relaxation. According to the long history of tea house in Asia, especially in China and Japan, many Asian architecture elements are applied in this project to bring the calmness and humbleness which could take the users to a more enjoyable stage and show the interesting in a Gothic church.
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Inspirational images
The idea of putting a tea house in a public bath is from Asian culture as this is the one of the traditions. The recognisable furniture, doors, fabrics and materials from Japanese and Chinese cultures are the inspirations of the features in this project.
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Concept sketches and visualisations Features were put into the photos of existing building to develop my idea.
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Plans and Sections Drawings by hand
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1. Reception 2. Female changing room 3. Male changing room 4. Shower area 5. Tea room 6. 30 degree bath 7. 35 degree bath 8. Massage room 9. Sauna room 10. Stall with seats Ground Floor Plan Scale: NTS
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Section A - A’ Scale: NTS
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Plans and Sections Dawrings by hand
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11. Mezzanine with Tea Cafe 12. Office and bar 13. Snack and tea area 14. Yukata hanging area 15. 33 degree bath
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First Floor Plan Scale: NTS
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Section B - B’ Scale: NTS 22
Exploded model Watercolour and ink on trace
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1. Reception 2. Female changing room 3. Male changing room 4. Shower area 5. Tea room 6. 30 degree bath 7. 35 degree bath 8. Massage room 9. Sauna room 10. Stall with seats 11. Mezzanine with Tea Cafe 12. Office and bar 13. Snack and tea area 14. Yukata hanging area 15. 33 degree bath
First floor
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Ground floor
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Visualisations with cartoons
Reception 1. Choose Package at reception
4. Enjoy tea and bath
room 7.Enjoy snacks and tea Tatami in tatami room
Bath
Shower area
2. take Shower before bath
Massage room
5.Enjoy massage in massage room
The visuals are story boards to show the process how a tea house integrates with a public bath
Tea room
3. Choose and taste tea in tea room
8. Last bath before changing Bath
6.Sauna room
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Testing Model and Final Model Process The modelling process
Interiors
Printing different materials and glued them on the cardboards to present the details and materials Tried to paint on balsa wood and plastics to preset the stone facade of the church stone facade of the church
Cartoon introduced to show the scale and liveliness of the building
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Final Model The final model
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