Experimental + Synthesis: Portfolio of Selected Works by Winston Liew

WINSTON LIEW WORK PORTFOLIO TWENTY 21

Portfolio of selected works WINSTON LIEW WORK PORTFOLIO TWENTY 21

Portfolio of selected works

Experimental + Synthesis

AS A DESIGNER I AM DRAWN TO THE IDEA OF “NEWNESS” IN ARCHITECTURE I AM FASCINATED BY THE ROLE DESIGN PLAYS IN MANIFESTING THE CULTURE OF THE TIMES

Experimental + Synthesis

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF DSESIGN IN ARCHITECTURE

MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE

University of Melbourne, major in Physiology studied Psychoolgy, Pathology, Neuroscience, Biology , Anatony etcc

University of Sydney Undertaking

University of Sydney major in Physiology studied Psychoolgy, Pathology, Neuroscience, Biology , Anatony etcc

2012

+61 438 993 826 1271 Botany Rd, Mascot winston.liew1@gmail.com ABOUT ME:

2016

2013

Procificency in Photoshop Awarded from RMIT University (2019) Completed a 4 weekend course to learn about Adobe Photoshop Recipient of the Vice Chancellor’s Travelling Scholarship Awarded from Sydney University (2020) Awarded for my exchange semester to Switzerland to study Architecture

Procificency in Revit

2020

2017

2019

2021 - present

Internship Terry Nott Architects

Internship Sydney Metro

Graduate of Architecture Bureau SRH

Worked on a couple of residential projects in Fitzroy, Melbourne. Using AutoCAD to produce section drawings and plans.

Joined the Barangaroo Metro station team and shadowing architects in their oversight over the drawings and documentation of the station.

Worked on several projects ranging from residential, to apartment complexes, to health and industrial buildings.

Tsinghua University

Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne

Bachelor exchange semester to China. Undertook an digital and urban studio along with history and theory subjects and Chinese language.

Master exchange semester to Switzerland. Undertook an urban design studio, along with history and theory subjects.

Illustrator InDesign

Photoshop

Grasshopper

Revit

Rhino3D

ArchiCAD

AutoCAD

Unreal Engine

Software skills

Awarded from RMIT University (2018) Completed a 4 weekend course to learn about Revit

2018

2015

Awards + Certificates

Great design is achieved when the thinking goes from “why” to “why not”. I believe design is the problem solving tool used to improve and enrich our environment. I have found myself drawn to design my whole life but it has taken me more than a decade to piece it to together and come to this realisation. Throughout my education, I have been drawn to various disciplines ranging from languages, maths, philosophy, psychology and design. What others see in my seemingly haphazard educational background, I see as my strength. I believe design is seeing the bigger picture and drawing from many bodies of knowledge. My design career thus far has illustrated this. This portfolio is an eclectic arrangement of projects that I have completed in the past. It is as diverse as my interests. However, in all of the projects, I have sought out the underlying problems and developed holistic solutions to broach these issues. Turning problems to opportunities.

2011

2014

Timeline of education and work experience

Winston Liew

C O N T 5.

The Sydney Uni Grad Show 2018

Being.LAB

3. Hope Pavilion

T E N T S

2. Tank Stream

4. Salisbury House

1. USYD GRAD SHOW 2018 Project Type

USYD Grad Show 2018

Involvement Year of Completion Unit Co-ordinator

Group Work

Semester 2, 2018

Prof. Michael Tawa

The Grad Show 2018 exhibits final year works from the undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Situated in the University of Sydney architecture building, the exhibition showcases the work in the theme of “fabric”. As the design team leader, I participated in all stages including the conceptualisation, the detailing and iteration and finally the construction and assemblage of the design.

The Tin Sheds Gallery Exhibition Display of the Master graduation studio works 2018

section details of installations

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c 600

300

d 2075

2700

1200

2075

1200

2730 30

490

350

950

450

750

300

480

1040

1500

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660

300 915

480

300

440

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2075

2700

1200

950 30

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900

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1M 750

700

p蓝lan of exhibition

CONSTRUCTION DETAILING 1. 2mm THICK STEEL WIRE ROPE

2mm THICK STEEL WIRE ROPE

COPPER FERRULE TO HELP CREATE LOOP

26mm THICK WOODEN DOWEL 500mm LONG 26mm THICK WOODEN DOWEL 500mm LONG

2. TANK STREAM RESEVOIR Project Type

Competition entry

Involvement

Year of Completion Teammates

Group Work 2020 Dec - Feb 2021

Jonathan Tong, Sean Edirisinghe

In a short space of time, the identity of the city has come into question. COVID-19 has prompted an exodus from the city. The economic engine of Sydney’s CBD has grinded to a halt. Hailing an irrevocable shift in our way of living. However, within the next 50-100 years, the city will undergo even greater transformations. By 2100, air temperature rises to 4.8% above the global average. Leading to more bushfires and pollution. There is an immediate need for the city to transition into a more habitable and self-sustaining model. A model that fosters Nature rather than supress it. The “Tank Stream Resevoir” is an oasis - a sanctuary amidst the chaos of the city. The project pays homage to the Tank Stream - a heritage infrastructure lying underneath the city. The proposal is set in 2100 when the GPO (like the rest of the CBD) are artifacts of a civilisation. Its function therefore retrofitted to be a marker of the oasis of the tank stream resevoir.

The Tank Stream Resevoir (circa 2100) Entry into the Brian Patrick Keirnan prize 2020

Site Plan of Sydney

Heritage of Tank Stream Tank Stream was a fresh water souce for First Nation Peoples, precolonisation. The stream then was converted to a sewer and then ﬁnally a storm-water drain. It has largely been forgotton in modern times. The stream spans upsteam from Circular Quay to Hyde park - wherein a reservoir once existed.

60M

Colony was in drought. Water tanks were carved out of the sandstone Animals were not allowed to graze within a 15m distance from the stream

Tank stream was disallowed for drinking by Govenor Brisbane

City Council given charge of tank

1790

1791

Enclosed with a fence to prevent tresspass and livestock entering

1795

1810

Cut off of drains to reduce polluted stormwater

1832

Tank stream converted to sewer system

1826

1842

Construction of

1850 Circular Quay begins

Tank stream becomes a sewage

1857 Tank Stream is drained

1860 and converted to

storm water catchment

Timeline of Tank Stream

-50

100 Current policies (2.7 - 3.1 degrees) 50

Pledges & Targets (2.3 - 2.6 degrees) Optimistic net zero targets (2.1 degrees)

2 deg consistent (1.6 - 1.7 degrees)

2090

-5

Depth in meters

2M Section Detail of the roof structure

4M Lonngdatudinal Section

2100

-15

2090

MAY

2080

APRIL

JUNE

AUGUST

MARCH

JULY

FEBRUARY

JANUARY

1810

Cut off of drains to reduce polluted stormwater

-20

Steady state temperature of ground

-25 Tank stream was disallowed for -30 drinking by Govenor Brisbane

1826

1832

20 Tank stream converted to sewer system

1842

Construction of

-20

Steady state temperature of ground

Tank stream becomes a sewage

1857 Tank Stream is drained

1860 and converted to 15

Temperature in degrees celcius

1850 Circular Quay begins

Curved in-situ concrete ﬂooring with steel rebars

2070

1795

-15

-30

Concrete piers reaching down to solid foundation

Enclosed with a fence to prevent tresspass and livestock entering

-10

-25

1200 mm deep steel trusses

2060

-10

City Council given charge of tank

depth of MCCP

Concrete panel formwork

1791

2050

MAY

2080

APRIL

2070

JUNE

2060

AUGUST

2050

JULY

2040

MARCH

2030

FEBRUARY

2020

JANUARY

2010

NOVMEBER

2000

DECEMBER

1990

In-situ concrete with steel rebars

1790

2040

depth of MCCP

Baseline (4.1 - 4.8 degrees)

-50

N Ground Plan

2030

150

1.5 deg consistent (1.3 degrees)

N Underground Plan

Animals were not allowed to graze within a 15m distance from the stream -5

Depth in meters

Global greenhouse gas emissions GtCO2e / year

Warming projected by 2100

2020

200

2010

Colony was in drought. Water tanks were carved out of the sandstone

NOVMEBER

Emissions and expected warming based on pledges and current policies

2000

DECEMBER

1990

2100 WARMING PROJECTIONS

storm water catchment

3. HOPE PAVILION Project Type

Sustainable Masters Studio

Involvement Year of Completion Unit Co-ordinator

Group Work

Semester 1, 2019

Dr. Arianna Brambilla

The studio brief is centered around the Dubai Expo 2020 an event that is decennial. In 2020, the aim is to showcase advances in sustainability and inspire hope and positivity concerning the future. The “Hope Pavilion” is a space that people can reflect and cast a wish upward to a dynamic ceiling of floating paper wishes. The pavilion is designed to address the bleakness surrounding climate change and sustainability. The pavilion is an architectural vehicle for visitors to reflect about the future and to showcase the solidarity of the global community in an architectural performance of space.

Interior render of the Hope Pavilion for Dubai 2020 World Expo Sustainable Masters studio 2019

IT WAS THE FIRST EXPO I SAW EVER. A DAY I CAN’T FORGET

the sun was setting as i approached the pavilion. IT WAS SEEMED DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHER PAVILIONS I VISITED THAT DAY

THE PAVILION MADE ME REFLECT. I STARTED THINKING ABOUT WHAT I WANTED MY FUTURE TO BE LIKE...

AS I ENTERED I SAW thousands upon thousands of wishes floating overhead. a sea of wishes SWIRLING ABOVE ME...

WHEN I DECIDED UPON IT. I HELD IT SOFTLY IN THE PALM OF MY HAND.

and up....

TWIRLING UP...

IT TWIRLED UP TOWARDS THE SKY...

and like that...

AND THEN I LET IT FLY UP

4. SALISBURY HOUSE Project Type

Involvement Year of Completion

DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION

Architecture Firm

L CONSTRUCTION TO COMPLY AT MINIMUM W/ BCA CLAUSES & AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS

AUSE B 1.4 MATERIAL & FORMS CONSTRUCTIONS PEC. C1.1 FIRE RESISTING CONSTRUCTION PEC. C1.10 FIRE HAZARD PROPERTIES PEC. C.11 PERFORMANCE OF EXTERNAL WALLS IN A FIRE AUSE C2.6 VERTICAL SEPARATION OF OPENINGS IN EXTERNAL ALL AUSE C2.12 SPEARATION OF EQUIPMENT AUSE C2.13 ELECTRICITY SUPPLY SYSYEM AUSE C.3 ACCEPTABLE METHODS OF PROTECTION (OF OPENINGS) AUSE C3.8 OPENING IN FIRE ISOLATED EXITS AUSE C3.15 OPENING FOR SERVICE INSTALLATIONS AUSE D1.10 DISCHARGE FROM EXITS AUSE D2.7 INSTALLATIONS IN EXITS AND PATHS OF TRAVEL AUSE D2.13 GOINGS AND RISERS AUSE D2.14 LANDINGS AUSE D2.15 THRESHOLDS AUSE D2.16 BALUSTRADES

CLAUSE D2.17 HANDRAILS CLAUSE D2.21 OPERATION OF LATCH CLAUSE D2.23 SIGNS ON DOORS CLAUSE D3.2 GENERAL BUILDING ACCESS REQUIREMENTS CLAUSE D3.3 PARTS OF BUILDING TO BE ACCESSIBLE CLAUSE D3.6 IDENT. OF ACCESSIBLE FACIL/SERV/FEATURES CLAUSE D3.8 TACTILE INDICATORS CLAUSE F1.7 WATERPROOFING OF WET AREAS CLAUSE F1.9/F1.10 DAMP PROOFING CLAUSE 2.5 CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY COMPARTMENTS PART F4 LIGHTING AND VENTILATION CLAUSE F5.4 SOUND INSULATION OF FLOORS CLAUSE F5.5 SOUND INSULATION OF WALLS CLAUSE F5.6 SOUND INSULATION OF SERVICES CLAUSE F5.7 SOUND INSULATION OF PUMPS

ARTIFICIAL LIGHTING: TO COMPLY WITH BCA PART CLAUSEF4.4 & AS1680 BALUSTRADE HEIGHTS: TO COMPLY WITH BCA CLAUSE D2.16 DRAINAGE GUTTERS & DOWNPIPES: TO COMPLY WITH AS/NZS 3500 3.2 ENERGY EFFICIENCYGLAZING: TO COMPLY WITH J2 OF BCA FIRE SERVICES: TO COMPLY WITH SECTION E OF BCA HOT WATER: SYSTEMS TO COMPLY WITH PART J7 OF BCA MASONRY: TO COMPLY WITH AS3700 MECH/ELEC/HYDRAULIC: BCA CLAUSE C3.15 & AS1530 4-2005 MECHANICAL AIRCONDITIONING: TO COMPLY WITH PART J5 OF BCA MECHANICAL EXHANUST VENTILATION: TO COMPLY WITH AS1668 & AS68.2 SMOKE ALARMS: TO COMPLY WITH BCA PART CLAUSE & SPEC E2.2 & AS3786 PENETRATIONS: THROUGH FIRE RATED CONSTRUCTION FOR MECH/ELEC/ HYDRAULIC PENETRATIONS TO COMPLY WITH BCA CLAUSE C3.15 & AS1530 4-2005 SOUND TRANSMISSION: TO COMPLY WITH PART5 OF BCA STAIR CONSTRUCTION: TO COMPLY WITH BCA CLAUSE D2.13 STAIR CONSTRUCTION: TO COMPLY WITH BCA CLAUSE D2.13 WATERPROOFING OF WET AREAS: TO COMPLY WITH AS3740

Render of front facade of Salisbury House Bureau SRH 2021

BASIX COMMITMENTS (ALL OTHER BASIX COMMITMENTS AS PER BASIX CERTIFICATE AND STAMPED PLANS) WATER OPTIONS SHOWERHEADS: TOILETS: KITCHEN TAPS: BATHROOM TAPS: RAIN WATER TANK: POOL/SPA: COLLECT RUN OFF AREA: LANDSCAPED AREA TO IRRIGATE: ENERGY OPTIONS COOLING & HEATING: VENTILATION:

WATER HEATING: ENERGY EFFICIENT LIGHTING: COOK TOPS:

3 STAR 4 STAR 6 STAR 6 STAR 4000 L 20 kL 180 sqm Unit A: 188.15 sqm, with 119.35 sqm lowwater use species; Unit B: 6.2 sqm 1-phase air conditioning, EER 2.5 & Day/ Night zoned to Living & Bed areas. Exhausts ducted & sealed; interlocked to light, to Bathroom, Laundry & Kitchen areas; manual 'on/off' in Kitchen area; no mechanical ventilation to common areas. 3.0 'Star', gas instantaneous. Compact fluorescent/LED to all rooms and common areas. Gas cook top, electric oven.

REFRIGATOR SPACE: CLOTHES DRYING LINES: ALTERNATIVE SUPPLY: POOL/SPA: LIFT: THERMAL COMFORT OPTIONS ROOF: CEILINGS: EXTERNAL WALLS: INTERNAL WALLS: FLOORS: GLAZING SPEC & TYPE:

Well ventilated. Indoor & outdoor lines installed. Photovoltaic, 0.8 kW peak. 10.74 sqm; no pool heating; timers to pump. Hydraulic. Metal deck roof + R1.0 insulation blanket to underside; concrete terrace; 'light' colour. Minimum R2.5 insulation to all ceilings with roof or terrace above; rated with sealed exhaust ventilation; not rated with down-lights. Timber-clad concrete block (190mm) + R2.0 insulation; 'dark' colour. Plasterboard on stud within dwellings Concrete floors throughout; R1.5 insulation to floors with 'Garage' below; timber, carpet & tile coverings to floors (as per plans) AFRC: Uw = 3.8 SHGC = 3.4, for stacker doors. eg. Aluminium-framed double-glazed 'Low-e' glass. AFRC: Uw = 5.6 SHGC = 0.36, for casement windows. eg. Aluminium-framed single-glazed 'Low-e' glass. AFRC: Uw = 5.6 SHGC = 0.41, for non-casement glazing. eg. Aluminium-framed single-glazed 'Low-e' glass. AFRC: Uw = 4.2 SHGC = 0.72, for skylight glazing, 100% shading eg. Aluminium-framed double-glazed clear glass with external shading louvres

NOTES: EX FFL RL

ARCHITECT: EXISTING RL OF FINISHED FLOOR LEVEL REDUCED LEVEL BOUNDARY EX BUILDING TO BE DEMOLISHED DCP SETBACK CONTROL LEP 9.5M HEIGHT CONTROL LEP 10.5M HEIGHT CONTROL FOR RFB

EX TREE TO REMOVE EX TREE TO RETAIN

PROJECT ADDRESS:

31 Salisbury Road, New South Wales Rose Bay 2029

DRAWN BY: SL

CHECKED: LH

SCALE: NTS @A1

PROPOSED TREE PROPOSED LANDSCAPE

DRAWING TITLE:

ISSUE DATE:

REVISION:

COVERPAGE

19/11/20

PROJECT NUMBER:

DWG NUMBER:

19-071

DA 0000

Work

Drafting and documentation

June 2021 - present

Bureau SRH

PLAN 990

990

550

990

1,850

600

1,500

600

1,850

990

700

990

700

990

1,410

2,226

990

9,859

PARAPET RL +11,700

1,300

3,190

1,300

ALUMINIUM TIMBER LOOKING CLADDING LIFT OVERRUN +12,000

FIXED PRIVACY SCREEN

+11,450 2 ROOF

PARAPET RL +11,700 FIXED PRIVACY SCREEN +11,450 2 ROOF

WINDOW NUMBER

+8,300 1 FIRST FLOOR

W01 3,685 RL +4,300 +4,300 0 GROUND FLOOR

+8,300 1 FIRST FLOOR NORTH ELEVATION 1:100

FIXED PRIVACY SCREEN ROOF RL +11,450

ALUMINIUM TIMBER LOOKING CLADDING

PARAPET RL +11,700

1,730

5,870

7,776

+4,300 0 GROUND FLOOR

LIFT OVERRUN +12,000

+11,450 2 ROOF

1,300

6,670 ALUMINIUM LOOKING TIMBER CLADDING WINDOW OVERHANG PARAPET RL +11,700

3,150

WB29

3,190

1,300

LIFT OVERRUN RL +12,000

WB30

CONC.

+8,185

CONC.

+8,300 1 FIRST FLOOR

CONC.

SALISBURY RD

4,000

1800 mm METAL FENCE

T.O.W +5,297

4,000

1800mm POOL FENCE

WB15

GARAGE DOOR

D02

CONC.

RL +4,300 +4,300 0 GROUND FLOOR

1,950

750

1,750

2,500

3,500

1,750

WB06

WB07

WB08

WB09

WB10

WB11

BEDROOM

BATHROOM

WB12

WB13

WB14

WB15

WB16

WB17

WB18

MASTER BEDROOM

MASTER W.I.R

BATHROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

HINGED

FIXED

HINGED

MASTER BEDROOM HINGED

EXTERNAL

2,650 990 ALUMINIUM

1,750 550 ALUMINIUM

1,750 990 ALUMINIUM

1,750 1,850 ALUMINIUM

3,500 600 TIMBER

0 0 ALUMINIUM

1,750 1,850 ALUMINIUM

1,750 990 ALUMINIUM

1,750 700 ALUMINIUM

1,750 990 ALUMINIUM

1,750 700 ALUMINIUM

1,750 990 ALUMINIUM

750 1,410 ALUMINIUM

750 2,226 ALUMINIUM

1,950 990 ALUMINIUM

BEDROOM POWDER COAT

POWDER COAT

NON-POWDER COAT

POWDER COAT

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED YES U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36 125mm opening as per BCA restriction

BEDROOM

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED NO U = 5.6, SHGC = U = 5.6, SHGC = 0.41 0.41

WEATHER SEALED NO

BASIX

U = 5.6, SHGC = 0.41

NOTES

LIVING

W01

LIVING

DINING

WEATHER SEALED

YES

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED YES

WEATHER SEALED

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED YES

WEATHER SEALED

YES

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

U = 5.6, SHGC = 0.41

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

125mm opening as per BCA restriction

<Undefined> <Undefined> WEATHER WEATHER SEALED SEALED YES YES U= 5.6, SHGC = U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36 0.36 125mm opening as 125mm opening as per BCA restriction per BCA restriction

HINGED

FIXED

HINGED

EXTERNAL

WEATHER SEALED YES U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36 125mm opening as per BCA restriction

WEATHER SEALED

YES

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

U = 5.6, SHGC = 0.41

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

125mm opening as per BCA restriction

125mm opening as per BCA restriction

YES

WINDOW SCHEDULE 1:1

CAR STACKER 550

990

CAR STACKER 1,850

W07

1,744

1,850

990

W06

700

990

700

5,170

990

W01

D02

METAL FENCE

GATE GROUND FLOOR RL +4,300

+4,300 0 GROUND FLOOR

GATE

±0 -1 AHD SOUTH ELEVATION 1:100 EAST ELEVATION 1:100

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

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STAGE:

DRAWING TITLE:

ELEVATIONS

PROJECT No:

21070

DRAWING No:

A3101

SCALE @ A1:

REVISION: CLIENT: DANIEL K

1:100

550

WB19

WB20

MASTER BEDROOM

LAUNDRY

1,850

RL +3,870

WB21

WB22

3,065 KITCHEN

3,064

DINING

990

WB23

WB24

LIVING

700

WB25 BEDROOM

990

700

WB26

WB27

BEDROOM

BATHROOM

1,744

990

1,750

1,950

1,950 700

5,170

WB28

WB29

WB30

BEDROOM

BATHROOM

WB31 BEDROOM

HINGED

FIXED

HINGED

FIXED

SLIDING

EXTERNAL

1,950 990 ALUMINIUM

1,950 550 ALUMINIUM

1,950

1,950 1,850 ALUMINIUM

1,950

1,950 990 ALUMINIUM

1,950 700 ALUMINIUM

1,950 990 ALUMINIUM

1,950 700 ALUMINIUM

1,950 990 ALUMINIUM

1,750 1,744 ALUMINIUM

1,750 5,170 ALUMINIUM

POWDER COAT POWDER COAT

POWDER COAT

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED YES U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36 125mm opening as per BCA restriction

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED YES U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36 125mm opening as per BCA restriction

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED YES U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

990 CAR STACKER ALUMINIUM

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED NO U = 5.6, SHGC = 0.41

125mm opening as per BCA restriction 01

990

1,950

1,950 990

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED

1,850 CAR STACKER ALUMINIUM

<Undefined> WEATHER SEALED

WEATHER SEALED

YES

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

125mm opening as per BCA restriction

WEATHER SEALED YES U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36 125mm opening as per BCA restriction

WEATHER SEALED

WEATHER SEALED

YES

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

U = 5.6, SHGC = 0.41

U= 5.6, SHGC = 0.36

125mm opening as per BCA restriction

WINDOW SCHEDULE 1:1

SHORT SECTION 1:100

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DRAWN: WL

LY APPROVED: SRH CHECKED:

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REV DATE

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NAME

STAGE:

DRAWING TITLE:

WINDOW SCHEDULE

PROJECT No:

A8100 REVISION:

CLIENT: DANIEL K

1:1

DRAWN: WL

LY APPROVED: SRH CHECKED:

25,158 1,730

5,878

BOUNDARY

5,450

BOUNDARY

12,100

12,788

7,875

LIFT OVERRUN

FIXED PRIVACY SCREEN

PARAPET RL +11,700

+11,450 2 ROOF

PLANTER BOX

BALCONY

W01

KITCHEN & DINING

LNDRY W03

STAIRS W01

W04

MASTER BEDROOM

W01

LIFT STAIRS W01

+4,300 0 GROUND FLOOR

KITCHEN & DINING

W02

BED

W04

2,030

+8,300 1 FIRST FLOOR

CAR STACKER

W05

2,500

5,675

±0 -1 AHD

LONG SECTION 1:100

CAR STACKER

21070

DRAWING No:

SCALE @ A1:

2,000

+8,300 1 FIRST FLOOR

600

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5,450

990

1,500

600

BOUNDARY

12,100

BOUNDARY

12,752

BOUNDARY

2,226

990

HINGED

SEAL

990

700

EXTERNAL

BEDROOM

POWDER COAT POWDER COAT

BATHROOM B

990

FIXED

LOCK

W01 C

700

EXTERNAL

W02

WEST ELEVATION 1:100

WB05

700

FIXED

GARAGE

POWDER COAT

GLAZING

POOL FENCE

RL +4,300

WB04

990

EXTERNAL

2,650 990 ALUMINIUM

BATHROOM FRAME FINISH

WB03

1,410

1,850

FIXED

1,950

CONC.

RAMP 1:14 RAMP 1:14

WB02

EXTERNAL

GARAGE

HEIGHT WIDTH FRAME

+4,300 0 GROUND FLOOR

ROOF OVERHANG

4,000

T.O.W +6,100

2,650

WB01

ROOM

INTERNAL/EXTERNAL

CONC.

CR-01

2,000

CR-01

1,850

2,500

CR-01

1,300

990

1,950

CR-01

990

1,950

CR-01

ROOF OVERHANG RL +7,250

2,650

990

OPENING TYPE CR-01

PARAPET RL +11,700

+8,185

+8,300 1 FIRST FLOOR

3,190 F

550

3,150

SALISBURY RD

CONC.

6,670 ELEVATION (VIEW FROM EXTERIOR U.N.O)

1,950

+11,450 2 ROOF

6,670

BOUNDARY

FIXED PRIVACY SCREEN

LIFT OVERRUN RL +12,000

ALUMINIUM TIMBER LOOKING CLADDING

12,762

2,030

12,100

BOUNDARY

5,450

BOUNDARY

1,730

BOUNDARY

5,870

BOUNDARY

1,300 7,776

12,100

5,450

1,730

ENTRY BELOW

FOOTPATH BELOW

5,870

1 SK200

BOUNDARY

RAMP BELOW

A PARAPET

3,125

PARAPET RL 11,700

2 SK200

PARAPET RL 11,700

OPEN LOUVRE ROOF LIFT OVERRUN

TREE EXISTING

ROOF FALL REFER TO STORMWATER ENGINEER DETAILS

2 SK200

B RETAINING WALL BELOW

ROOF RL 11,450

TREE EXISTING

1 SK200

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

BUREAU SRH | architecture

STUDIO 3 | 2 VERONA STREET | PADDINGTON | NSW | 2021 | AUSTRALIA | ABN: 94 115 880 834 | TEL: +61 2 9380 4666 | admin@bureausrh.com

RESIDENTIAL

NOMINATED ARCHITECT: SIMON HANSON # 6739

LEGEND:

REV DATE

31 SALISBURY RD, ROSE BAY

NAME

PROJECT No:

21070

STAGE:

DRAWING TITLE:

DRAWING No:

ROOF + SITE PLAN

A2101

SCALE @ A1:

REVISION: CLIENT: DANIEL K

1:100

DRAWN: WL

CHECKED: LY APPROVED: SRH

2 SK200

BBQ

5,870 1:14 RAMP

W05

PRIVATE STAIRS W04

W02 BED-2 FFL4,300 FSL4,270

D04

W05

W07 LNDRY

W07

5,675

RL 3,870

TF01

BED-3

TF01 W03

BATH

BED-1

WB07

ENS. FFL4,300 FFL4,240

RL 3,520 RL 3,460

WB08

WB09

WB10

W01

WB11

WB12

WB13

WINDOWS WB08, WB09, WB10, WB11, WB12, WB13, WB14, WB15, WB16 FACING THE BOUNDARY ARE FIXED IN METAL FRAMES. REFER TO FIRE ENGINEERING SPECS FOR DETAILS

WB14

WB15

E2 PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL LIFT - CONTROL PANEL ON THE GROUND, REFER TO LIFTSHOP SPECS FOR DETAILS

WB16

5 5,870

WALL SCHEDULE

WB20

WB19

D05

LDRY

DINING

W05

W04 PRIVATE STAIRS

W03 W04

KITCHEN

WB18

PIRVATE LIFT

W05 WIR

MASTER

WB31

1,300

WB21

W04

2 SK200

W01 - EXTERNAL AFS CLADDING WALL

BOUNDARY

W01

WB22

TF01

D04

TF01

W03 W02

W04

6,730

D04 D04

LIVING FFL8,300 FSL8,270

D05 D04

W03

TF01 W04

W03

BED-3

FFL8,300 FSL8,240 BATH

FFL8,300 FSL8,240

TF01

WB30

BALCONY FFL8,300 FSL8,185

D04

PERGOLA

FFL8,300 BATH FSL8,270 W03 D09

1,730

W01

3,125

5,450

1 SK200

12,100

SETOUT POINT

20mm ACRYLIC RENDER 12mm MARINE PLY TO TOP HAT FRAMING GALV. 25mm ROP HAT + 40mm CAVITY INSULATION TO SPEC 162mm AFS LOGIC WALL 28mm FURRING CHANNEL 13mm PLASTERBOARD

OUTSIDE

SALISBURY RD

INSIDE

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

min. R1.5 INSULATION

W02 - INTERNAL STUD WALL 13mm PLASTERBOARD 64mm STEEL STUD 13mm PLASTERBOARD

OUTSIDE

INSIDE

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

min. R1.5 INSULATION

W03 - WET AREA TILE WALL 13mm ACRYLIC RENDER 156mm CONCRETE 40mm CAVITY + INSULATION + CLIPS 28mm STEEL STUD 13mm PLASTERBOARD

OUTSIDE

2 SK200

INSIDE

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

min. R1.5 INSULATION

W04 - 13mm ACRYLIC RENDER WALL 13mm PLASTERBOARD 64mm STEEL STUD WITH INSULATION 15mm TILE

OUTSIDE

INSIDE

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

min. R1.5 INSULATION

W05 - 200mm CONCRETE WALL OUTSIDE 200 mm CONCRETE WALL

INSIDE

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

min. R1.5 INSULATION

W06 - 162mm CONCRETE WALL OUTSIDE

W03

BED-2

W03

ENS.

162 mm AFS CONCRETE WALL

INSIDE

W01

FFL8,300 FSL8,270

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

min. R1.5 INSULATION

W07 - INTERNAL AFS WALL OUTSIDE

WB24

WB25

WB26

WB27

WB28

WB29 INSIDE

W01

FRL: ACOUSTIC: R-VALUE:

1 SK200

1,300

WB23

13 mm PLASTERBOARD 40 mm INSULATION 162 mm CONCRETE WALL 28 mm STEEL STUD 13 mm PLASTERBOARD

min. R1.5 INSULATION

WALL SCHEDULES 1:100

2 1:100 AND THEY HAVE BEEN NB: THIS BUILDING HAS NOT BEEN DOCUMENTED AS A BIM MODEL. THE DOCUMENTS AREFIRST STRICTLYFLOOR REPRESENTATIONAL PRODUCED SOLELY TO BE PRINTED OUT (OR CONVEYED AS PDF FORMAT) WITH THE INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREON TO BE READ OFF THE PRINTED 2D DRAWINGS (OR PDFs). THEY ARE NOT TO BE USED AS THE BASIS OF BIM-STYLE COORDINATION OR CONSTRUCTION SET-OUTS. BUREAU SRH ARE NOT LIABLE FOR THE DOCUMENTS BEING USED IN ANY MANNER EXCEPT THE MANNER DESCRIBED ABOVE, AND BUREAU SRH WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY INACCURACIES OR DISCREPANCIES WHICH RESULT FROM USING THE DOCUMENTS IN ANY OTHER WAY. IF, BY PRIOR AGREEMENT, YOU HAVE RECEIVED ELECTRONIC DRAWING FILES, THESE DOCUMENTS MUST BE COMPARED TO, AND READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH, THE LATEST ISSUE OF THE ORIGINAL HARD COPY, IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE ACCURACY OF THE INFORMATION CONTAINED AND TO FURTHER ENSURE THAT NO MODIFICATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE TO THE DOCUMENTS. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE ELECTRONIC FILES FOR THE ABOVE PROJECT HAS BEEN CREATED BY BUREAU SRH AND REMAINS THE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OF BUREAU SRH. WHILE BUREAU SRH HAS MADE EVERY APPROPRIATE EFFORT TO ENSURE THE ACCURACY OF THESE DOCUMENTS, IT CANNOT GUARANTEE THAT THESE DOCUMENTS CONTAIN COMPLETE AND ACCURATE INFORMATION.

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

ty Ltd\Bureau SRH - Documents\0000 PROJECTS\21070_31 Salisbury Road, Rose Bay_Woollahra\B - WORKING\B.00 - DRAWINGS\B.01.01 - CURRENT DRAWING FILES\21070_31 Salisbury Rd Rose Bay.pln

GROUND FLOOR 1:100

D06

WIR

FFL4,300 FSL4,270

W07 RL 3,440

FFL4,300 FFL4,240

W03

RL 3,400

W07

W04

TF01

CONC.

D04

W02

DUPLO 30 CAR STACKER

D05

6,670

D04

TF01 FFL4,300 FSL4,300

2 SK200

W06

W03 STUDY

W02 D04

POOL

CONC.

D04

RL 4,300 FFL4,300 FSL4,185

1:40

5,675

DUPLO 30 CAR STACKER

D04

FFL4,300 FFL4,240 BATH

W02

DECK FFL4,300 FSL4,185 TD

E2 PRIVATE LIFT

1:14 RAMP

WB01

RL 3,870

LIVING RL 5,080

1:40

WB02

W04

KITCHEN

BOUNDARY

D02

WB03

GARBAGE ROOM

DINING

LAWN FFL4,300 FSL4,185

SLIDER DOOR ENTRY D08

1,730

TF01

D07

COLLAPSIBLE CLOTHES LINE

WB04

3,190

DEMOLISH EXISTING LOW WALL

W01

WB05

WB06

RL 4,190

5,450 COMMUNAL GATE

12,100 WINDOWS WB01, WB02, WB03, WB04, WB05 FACING THE BOUNDARY ARE FIXED IN METAL FRAMES. REFER TO FIRE ENGINEERING SPECS FOR DETAILS

SALISBURY RD

RETAINING WALL BELOW

1,300

PARAPET RL 11,700

1,300

PARAPET RL 11,700

D01

SKYLIGHT POOL BELOW

TREE EXISTING

D01

TREE EXISTING

WB17

CONC.

COMMUNAL GATE

FALL

1 SK200

3,064

3,065

FALL

D03

D04

ROOF FALL REFER TO STORMWATER ENGINEER DETAILS

D06

6,730

FALL

SALISBURY RD

ROOF F

FALL

D04

GROUND FLOOR DECK BELOW

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SKYLIGHTS

TREE EXISTING

5. BEING.Lab Project Type

Graduation Masters Studio

Involvement

Year of Completion Unit Co-ordinator

Individual Work Semester 2, 2020

Dr. Paolo Stracchi

The laboratory of being acts as an antidote to the increasing alienation technology poses in the modern world and its future. The building uses virtual and augmented reality linked with the user’s mind to create virtual spaces which can foster connection with one another and with the world. The Being.LAB is a place where people visit, experience and learn about themselves. It is a place where technology is used to serve the individual and inspire growth and positive change. Shaping the future where people are more in touch with their being in the world and live more truer lives.

Render of interior of Being.LAB Graduation Studio 2020

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