WILL OSBORNE ARCHITECTURE P O RT FO LI O selected works
curriculum vitae
WILL OSBORNE
m/ 0434 057 598 e / osborne_w@live.com a/ 18/36 Anderson Road Hawthorn East 3123
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture Monash University, 2019 Bachelor of Architectural Design Monash University, 2015 Adv. Diploma of Building Design & Tech Holmesglen Institute, 2011
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS
Leading meetings with design consultants. Detailed knowledge of Building Codes and Standards; Town Planning regulations. Facilitation and oversight of collaborative design meetings; strong communication and co-ordinate abilities. Experience experience in designing and compiling of construction and manufacturing drawing sets. Notable production drawing concepts from analysis of precedents and client briefs. Drafting Proficient; timely production of details drawings, plans and layouts Refined multi-tasking; carefully honed ability to review specifications, prepare documents and maintain project scheduling.
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Rhino 3D + Vray/ ArchiCAD/ AutoCAD Revit - self-taught and continuing to learn Adobe Creative Suite (Ps, AI, Id) Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint) Windows & Mac compatible Hand drawing / Model making
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Olkola Aboriginal Corporation - Close collaborating in masterplanning and design of Cultural Knowledge Centre and Ranger Base in Far North Queensland, 2018 ongoing. Houses of Ryoji Suzuki, up-coming publication - Created reproduction drawings for a selection of projects, 2019. Monash Masters Student - Guest critic for final presentation of Technologies class, 2019. Monash University - Teaching Assistant for Technologies and Environments II class, 2018.
CAREER EXPERIENCE Teaching Associate Monash University Contracted since Mar 2019
Tutoring “Technology and Environments II” students on structural knowledge when designing buildings.
Co-founder & Chairperson FORUM Jan 2019 - Present
Working closely with collaborators on small to mid sized community focused projects.
I organised and ran the events and materials testing for students to gain a hands-on understanding of how materials perform, including the Pasta Bridge competition.
Undertaking multiple workshops with collaborators, typically over longer time frames, to find specific outcomes and form strong relationships Chairing weekly meetings and delivering minutes.
Customer Assistant Dan Murphy’s Liquor Part time/ Sep 2017-Current
Architectural Assistant Genton Architecture Nov 2016 - Sep 2017
While undertaking my Masters degree, I worked part-time to support myself. With no prior Retail experience, I was quick to learn how to tend to many different customers’ needs in a single day. I have proven my abilities in ensuring customers are leaving satisfied with their experience in store. Frankston Station redevelopment competition - working on concept design, site analysis, visual production and material scheduling. Burbank - Verse Townhouses & Cumulus tower, Dandenong Visual rendering and presentation formatting. Performed site analysis and concept presentations for incoming projects and was exposed to feasibility studies. Shifting across multiple projects at various stages, I performed duties in visual rendering, client presentation documents and specification schedules. Active participation in studio reviews.
Draftsperson & Client Services Tensor Building Technologies Oct 2011 - Jun 2013
Delivered construction and manufacturing drawing sets for prefabricated Bathroom Pods. Leading design meetings with consultants that saw the coordination of the Bathroom Pods to be manufactured ahead of project schedule. Account Management of complex client relationships; scheduled projects production; managed workload of 3-person drafting team.
REFERENCES
Hannah Robertson 0425 460 880
Team Supervisor Monash University
Jamie McCutcheon 0459 400 277
Senior Associate Genton Architecture
Jacqui Alexander 0410 269 095
Monash Senior lecturer / POST Magazine
professional practice - Genton Architecture
FRANKSTON TRAIN STATION COMPETITION
EXISTING
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EXISTING STATION LACKS SCALE + CIVIC PRESENCE. THE STATION + RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE DIVIDES THE CITY.
NEW VOLUME TO SHEATH RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE + TO CREATE SCALE TO DEFINE THE STATION. VOLUME RAISED OFF GROUND TO ALLOW VIEWS ACROSS PLATFORM.
PUBLIC REALM AROUND STATION UNIFIED WITH NEW COASTAL INFLUENCED TERRAIN. NEW ICONIC OBJECT FLOATS ABOVE.
The goal of the design is to create and celebrate a sense of arrival to a of a vibrant retail and civic precinct. Our scheme envisages the station at the centre of a pedestrian retail zone across Young street and a public park running along Fletcher Road adjacent to the Chisholm campus, blurring the entry point to the station platforms. My involvement in the competition was in developing the design concept from initial sketches; modeling facade iterations, reprogramming the street-scape and diagramming. Once awarded the project, I further adjusted the facade and researched materials and ESD systems. CONCEPT DIAGRAM
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Rose Smith Ave
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Young Street
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Station Platform 1 PSO Office
Station Entrance
General Office (Storage)
Ampitheatre
Control Room
Kiosk / Cafe
Community Library Waiting area
Public Male Toilet
Public Female Toilet Unisex Accessible Toilet
IT Room
Unisex Accessible Toilet
Service Distruption room
Cleaner’s room
Communication room
Driver’s Facility Male locker room
Storage Room Battery Storage
Driver Managers Office
Parkiteer
Staff Male Toilet
Staff Female Toilet
Driver’s Male toilet
Access Corridor
Drivers Facility Meal Room
Customer Service Staff Meal room Cafe
Driver’s Facility Female locker room
Driver’s Female toilet
Ticket Office
Access Corridor
Underpass
Staff Male Locker room
Staff Female Locker room
Station Platform 2
Station Supervisor’s Office
Train tracks
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TRIMLESS CUSTOMWOOD MDF ACCESS PANEL. PLASTER TO BUTT TO EDGE OF PANEL - FLUSH FINISH. TOUCH LATCH LOCKING MECHANISM CODE: K110809 SET BEAD
600 X 600MM
MATCH TO SURROUNDING FINISH
MATCH TO SURROUNDING FINISH
KIMBERLEY PRODUCTS T: 03 9768 5777
USE FIRE RATED ACCESS PANEL WHERE REQUIRED KIMBERLEY K115209
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AU-DI PANEL HIGH PERFORMANCE PERFORATED TIMBER PANEL WITH INTEGRATED ACOUSTIC BACKING (IAB). FLUSH FINISH PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE PRODUCT TYPE: AP125D/60
600 X 600MM WITH 25MM UNPERFORATED MARGIN PERFORATED HOLES: 6MM DIA
GOLDENCORE LIGHT
CLEAR COATED
ATKAR ARCHITECTURAL CONTACT: BEN SANGSTER T: 9796 3333
MARINE GRADE PLYWOOD CONCEALED FRAMING
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ACCESS PANEL WALL
PANTHER TRIMLESS WALL TILE ACCESS PANEL FOR PLUMBING ACCESS
TBC WITH FINAL NOMINATED TILE SIZE MIN 600 X 600MM
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MADE TO ORDER TO SUIT TILE SIZE. USE ANTI-BACTERIAL SEALS
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EGE EPOCA PROFILE MODULAR CARPET 480 X 480 X 5MM TILE WITH INTEGRATED RECYCLED CUSHION BACKING WOVEN LOOP PILE 100% POLYMIDE
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CURVED ALUMINIUM COMPOSITION PANEL TO CEILING CURVATURE AND INSIDE LINING OF CIRCLE CUTOUT. MECHANICALLY FIX TO STEEL FRAMING AT EDGES 3M DOUBLE SIDED TAPE TO CENTRE OF PANELS USE SCREW FIXINGS AND FOAM BACKING . EXPRESSED JOINTS
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CEILING PANEL AU-DI PANEL HIGH PERFORMANCE PERFORATED TIMBER PERFORATED TIMBER PANELS WITH INTEGRATED ACOUSTIC BACKING (IAB) PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE PRODUCT TYPE: AP125D/60
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TUFTED
RD-C CONTACT: STELLA HADJIANGELI T: 0401 426 451
4MM THICK PANEL, PANEL: SPARKING NOM PANEL SIZES: WHITE LENGTH 4000L X SILICON: WHITE 1200W MM
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CSP ARCHITECTURAL CONTACT: KYLIE ROBERTSON T: 03 9361 9999 / 0405 866 028
1200 X 600MM GRID MODULES WITH 25MM UNPERFORATED MARGIN PERFORATED HOLES: 6MM DIA
CLEAR COATED
ATKAR ARCHITECTURAL CONTACT: BEN SANGSTER T: 9796 3333
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GOLDENCORE LIGHT
LOCATION: CANOPY UNDERSIDE INSTALL TO CURVATURE - NO FACETING ACCEPTED
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CEILING PANEL PEFORATED PLASTERBOARD
1200 X 600MM GRID MODULES WITH 25MM UNPERFORATED MARGIN
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SPLASHBACK CONCREATE CONCRETE PREFINISHED 4MM THICK, FIBRE CEMENT SHEET PANELS GLUE FIXED TO ROUGH SANDED ALLOW FOR CUT PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE PANELS 600 X 600MM
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CONCRETE - FLOOR INSITU CONCRETE WITH EXPOSED & SEATING AGGREGATE. CEMENT AND AGGREGATE TO MATCH CON02. SEAL WITH NON-YELLOWING CLEAR PENETRATIVE SURFACE TREATMENT
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CLASS 1 PRECAST CONCRETE WITH EXPOSED AGGREGATE MI 296B. MINIMUM ARIS EDGES, ANTI GRAFFITI SURFACE TREATMENT TO ALL EXPOSED SURFACES
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CONCRETE - WALL
CLASS 1 TEXTURED OFF- FORM CONCRETE WITH TIMBER BOARD MARKED FINISH. ANTI GRAFFITI SURFACE TREATMENT TO ALL EXPOSED SURFACES
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CLASS 1 COVED PRECAST CONCRETE WITH EXPOSED AGGREGATE MI 296B. MINIMUM ARIS EDGES, ANTI GRAFFITI SURFACE TREATMENT TO ALL EXPOSED SURFACES
VARIES 180 230MM THICK PANELS
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ATKAR ARCHITECTURAL CONTACT: BEN SANGSTER T: 9796 3333
EXPRESSED JOINT DETAIL WARRANTY: 5 YEARS
NATURAL GREY
HONED
ROYAL OAK FLOORS T: 03 9826 3611
LOCATION: NOMINATED STAFF / BOH AREAS CONCEAL FIXED PANELS, EXTENT TO FULL LENGTH OF BENCH
CEMENT: BRIGHTONLITE WHTIE OXIDE AGGREGATE: WHITE FELDSPAR AGGREGATE
HONED ANTI-SLIP / PF07
SLIP RATING: TO ACHIEVE P4 ON-SITE GRINDING / HONING CONTROL JOINTS: EVERY 3 X 3M
CEMENT: BRIGHTONLITE WHTIE OXIDE AGGREGATE: WHITE FELDSPAR AGGREGATE
HONED TO #120 / BIANCO PRECAST PF07 ANTI-GRAFITTI CONTACT: IVAN GRIGUOL T: 08 8359 0666 / 0412 413 209
SUPPLIED AS FULL HEIGHT PANELS
NATURAL GREY CEMENT
TEXTURED / PF07 ANTI-GRAFITTI
NOM 122MM WIDE BOARDS TO BE ATTACHED TO FORMWORK TO CREATE TEXTURE. USE FINE-SAWN BOARDS. TO AS 3610. TEST PANEL REQUIRED FOR APPROVAL
TBC - 200 X 200MM CEMENT: WITH 100MM BRIGHTONLITE RADIUS, WHTIE OXIDE DEPTH TO MATCH AGGREGATE: WHITE FELDSPAR WALL PANEL AGGREGATE
HONED TO #120 / BIANCO PRECAST PF07 ANTI-GRAFITTI CONTACT: IVAN GRIGUOL T: 08 8359 0666 / 0412 413 209
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BUILDINGS AND LANDSCAPE INTERGRATED TOGETHER TO CREATE A COASTAL TERRAIN
SEPERATE BUILDINGS ALONG THE PLAT TO ALLOW NEW LINES TO BE PRESERVE
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DEFINE ENTRANCE AND CREATE FUTURE PROJECTION SCREEN FOR THE AMPITHEATRE
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SEPERATE BUILDINGS ALONG THE PLATFORM TO ALLOW NEW LINES TO BE PRESERVED
BUILDINGS AND LANDSCAPE INTERGRATED TOGETHER TO CREATE A COASTAL TERRAIN
MIDDAY SUNLIGHT
MIDDAY SUNLIGHT
SUNLIGHT ENTERS THROUGH TWO HOLES PENETRATED THROUGH ROOFING (HOLES ARE SURFACED WITH TRANSPARENT MATERIAL TO PROTECT FROM RAIN)
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WINDS ROOM BATTERY STORAGE 62 PREVAILING
SOLAR PANELS PLACED ON ROOF PROVIDING ENERGY TO PLATFORM BUILDINGS
ENERGY HARVESTED FROM SOLAR PANELS IS STORED ON PLATFORM BATTERY STORAGE.
ROOF TO ALLOW FOR COLLECTING OF RAIN WATER.
UTILISING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS ON THE FACADE AND TIMBER COMPONENTS
YOUNG SOLAR PANELS STREET FACADE PLACED ON OPENINGS ROOF +PROVIDING MESH MATERIAL ENERGY ALLOWS TO PLATFORM FOR CROSS BUILDINGS VENTILATION THROUGH PLATFORM. ENERGY HARVESTED FROM AND SOLAR MESH MATERIALS REDUCES PANELS IS STORED ON PLATFORM PROTECTS FROM SOUTH-WESTERLY BATTERY STORAGE. PREVAILING WINDS
MORNING SUNLIGHT
SUNLIGHT PENETRATES THROUGH TO PLATFORM (BUILDING ON PLATFORMS ALLOW FOR ENHANCED WEATHER PROTECTION
SUNLIGHT PENETRATES THROU TO PLATFORM (BUILDING ON PLATFORMS ALLOW FOR ENHANCED WEATHER PROTE
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IRRIGATION TO SURROUNDING GRASS LANDS
TO GREY WATER TOILETS
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ROOF STORAGE RAIN WATER CATCHMENT TANK 73 WATER
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WATER ROOFDISTRIBUTED TO ALLOW FOR TO PLATFORM COLLECTING FACILITIES OF RAIN (I WATER. E. TOILETS AND STAFF FACILITIES) RAIN WILL ASSIST WITH MAINTAINING REQUIREMENTS OF ROOF PLANTING MATERIALS + TERRACED GARDENS UTILISING RECYCLABLE MATERIALS ON THE FACADE AND TIMBER COMPONENTS
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professional practice - Tensor Building Technologies
TENSOR BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES My first project while employed was to assist in the design and documentation of pre-fabricated Bathroom Pods. Working independently and reporting drafts to the architect, my role was to design the structural frame of the bathroom, WC and ensuite pods. Heading design meetings with an external design firm was critical to ensure fixtures and fittings were selected and positioned appropriately within the frame. Liaising with the build team in China was a trying aspect of the process, with multiple revisions made for tolerances and product specifications.
Laundry Pod
Bathroom Pod
professional practice - volunteer
FORUM & Mt. MARTHA P.S SENSORY GARDEN
Sunken Tyre Pond
Archway
Various ground textures
Rope Climb Birds Nest Sandpit
Different sections for planting between each wall type
Rope weave wall
Retaining walls
Timber post wall
Tunnel Rammed Earth wall Student DIY brick/tile wall Boulder field
Retaining walls
Student personalised tiles
FORUM is a design collective formed around the premise of a flat hierarchy and we are primarily interested in exploring ways of engaging the user in the design process. FORUM is motivated by the knowledge that can be gained from the user and the people you work with and valuing that rather than seeing ourselves as pure service providers The intent behind this is that both parties gain value from the collaboration that makes future projects richer. We are interested in processes that enables the shifting of the relationship between architect and user. Our first major project was a Sensory Garden at Mt. Martha Primary School. Stage One is a “shop-front” playground that utilises a modular frame for easy infill and additions to be made over time.
Laying out all the students drawings on along the garden ‘path’
While a slow project, taking 10 months to reach Stage One, the close collaboration and workshops with the students and teachers meant a thorough understanding of what the most appropriate outcome was achieved.
Workshopping with the students, with pen and paper, to find out what they would like to see in the Sensory Garden
The students playing on the Shopfront structure for the first time
Future infill panels that can be constructed, painted and replaced
studio 9 - Okola - winter 19’ - Hannah Robertson
OLKOLA CULTURAL & KNOWLEDGE CENTRE The Olkola design Studio seeks to establish a collaboration between students of Monash Architecture with Traditional Owners the Olkola People, in Cape York, Queensland in codesigning and constructing a Cultural Knowledge Centre and Ranger Base. The focus of the project is on the co-design process, self-build guidelines, and indigenous design protocols for working with remote Aboriginal communities. The projected outcomes of operating through this lens is to gain a deeper understanding of the people who inhabit and maintain the buildings, combining the technical knowledge of architectural design with the indepth knowledge Elders have of their culture and Country, and throughout the process build and foster long-term relationships. The Studio involved a 10-day study trip to Olkola Country to stay with the Elders and Rangers to learn, share and reflect on the design task, and also the socio, cultural, political and economic environments that encapsulates this region. As time passes, the more of Olkola people visit and add themselves to the Culture Centre
Story telling
Documenting
Merging culture and science
studio 8 - Unfinished Business - summer ‘18 - Timothy Moore & Georgia Nowak
QUEEN VICTORIA - NATIVE FOOD HUB
The redevelopment project for the Queen Victoria market and car park sparked controversy as to whether or not deep excavations in the existing car park should occur. The 10,000 graves of the old Melbourne Cemetery lie less than a meter under the asphalt. Under that, an almost endless history of aboriginal settlement, and together they bring up the history of the Frontier Wars. My project seeks to return the large car park to a native landscape on which an aboriginal owned and operated retail store, restaurant and community garden are situated. Native resources are harvested under traditional practices still known and what was once lost. An annual procession and “seeding” through the streets of Melbourne propagates and promotes the use of native grasses and species, culminating in a gathering at Queen Victoria to commemorate what has been lost and celebrate our binding future.
A Social Enterprise VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
HEALING & REFLECTION
COMMUNITY GARDEN
EDUCATION
FOOD PRODUCTION & CULTIVATION
EMPLOYMENT DISTRIBUTION NETWORK
RETAIL STORE EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT FOR FARMERS
RESTAURANT SHARED KNOWLEDGE & STORIES
VICTORIAN LANDMARK
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1 The proposed pavilion for a local football club is designed to act as an anchor and gravitational point within a large reserve and wooded area. Following existing desire-lines leading from the car park and field, the pavilion sits between them and introduces long paved areas around the building. 2 A focus on lightweight cladding that also meets Building Code Section J (2010) gave me greater insight into the various combinations of different materials. NATURAL ANODIZED ALU. FRAME TYPICAL
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B
C
OPAQUE GLASS TO FIRST FLOOR TOILETS TYPICAL
D
TRESPA METEON ALUMINUM FACADE PANELS
E
CORRUGATED COLORBOND SHEETING @ 2O PITCH
600MM BENEXBLOCKS HEBEL BLOCKWORK
6mm VILABOARD TO TOP HATS @ 600CRS. 100x19mm RED IRONBARK TIMBER DECKING TO UNDERSIDE OF VILABOARD
F NOTE:
W18
W17
W19
1,440
W20
D4
W9
D5
D6
1,100
800
800 D3
1,300
D2
500
W8
1,900
W7
2,400
800 2,400
W6
6,713
W16
D19
1,260
2,390
W15
D18
2,700
310
D17
TIMBER FRAMED BALCONY REFER TO STAIR DETAILS
HORIZONTAL DIMENSIONS ON THE REQUEST OF TOM MALYSA
813
1200 EAVE
600 EAVE
1,250
SPRINGING HEIGHT
NATURAL ANODIZED ALU. FRAME TYPICAL (U.N.O)
150 S.S SHS COLOUR AS SPEC.
SOUTH ELEVATION A1
GC
580
D2
D3
4,283
D2 A6
POROUS PAVED AREA
!"#$%$&'%
D4
&!$"'()($&'
1,800
150
2,000 6,835
1,800
1,200 200
1,800
1,330
5,235
900
3,000 140
7,000
900
3,500 28,965
Y A5
S A3
BLOCK VENEER WALL THERMAL INSULATION TO WALL ACOUSTIC INSULATION TO WALL
C1
GC
GROOVED CONCRETE
PC
POLISHED CONCRETE
TF
TIMBER FLOORBOARDS
D1
DOOR NUMBER
W1
WINDOW NUMBER
FL ...
PROPOSED FLOOR LEVEL
B FB SG SWB
BENCH FIRE BOARD SHOWER GRATE SWITCHBOARD
140
600
1,065
10
B W9
')*"
D5
9
12
8
13
7
14
6
15
5
16
4
17
3
1,290 5,105
430 2,400 3,200
11,845
440
2 1
D6
18R @ 166mm G @ 288mm
BALCONY ABOVE
WILL OSBORNE 900
430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430 430
4,041 2,400
E A4
11
C2 A: 25.4m2
256x146 GALVANISED UB COLUMN ENCLOSED WITH FIRE RATED PLASTERBOARD TYPICAL U.S.O
5 1,050
140
956
KIOSK
360
SCALE: 1:100
W8
FL 9.775 GL 9.750
C
585 580 485 485 535 1,115 485 485 485 100
18
A1
3,360
W1b
A: 20m2
CL 12.175
A: 36m2
90 D13
GC
W7
360
2,445
CHANGE ROOM
FFL 12.975
200
1,000
W1a PC
D1
1,800
PLANT ROOM
3,000
140
W5
NORTH ELEVATION
W1d W1c
140
UMPIRES CHANGE ROOM
W1h
W1f W1e
4,245
2,300
W1k
W1j PC W1i A: 34.8m2 W1g
1,250
W4
A: 36m2
EQUIPMENT
CL 15.375
3,385
90
D10
W3
530 1,065
1,110
W1o W1l
600
A: 10.5m2 140
100dia. ZINC COLORBOND DOWNPIPE CONNECT TO UNDERGROUND CHANGE ROOM RAIN WATER TANK GC
W1m
W1n
W11
FIRST AID
D13a
W6
TIMBER FRAMED BACLONY STAIR DETAIL
360
W10
TF
A
360
TRESPA METEON ALUMINUM FACADE PANELS TO UNDERSIDE OF EAVE
600 EAVE
W25
D15
600
MEETING ROOM
B
7,160
10,935 TRESPA METEON ALUMINUM FACADE PANELS
GRADE
D14
400 1,950
2,400
1,520 1,065
GRADE
D11
3,000
530
5,165
C1
A: 36.3m2
1,065 360
FL 10.10
D9
1,075
3
FL 10.10
C1 W24
FL 9.775
C
DP
TOILETS
TF
FB SWB
140
1,105
W2a-r
18
3,025
PROVIDE OPENINGS FOR DOWNPIPES
TOILETS W23
ENTRANCE
17
140
140
860 2,040 850
6,713
800
2,700
1,325 1,815
5,285
50
16
3,660
1,200 LIGHT SHELVES 600MM EXTERIOR
600MM BENEXBLOCKS HEBEL BLOCKWORK W10
DP
18R @ 168mm G @ 288mm
LIFT
15
140
GRADE
813
870
1,185
50 90
14
190
W11
13
90 11,845
9,875
1
2
4
3
W22
5
6
8
7
9
W21
STEEL FRAME FIRE EXIT STAIR
11
4
D1
140
CORRUGATED COLORBOND5,000 1,200 SHEETING @ 2O PITCH
W1a-o 10
W A4
3,660
D1 A6
DP
12
2
150
1
140
3,645
600MM HEBEL FACE BLOCKWORK
256x146 GALVANISED UB COLUMN EXPOSED
D
7,074
28,965 2,865
D12
360
1,250
NATURALANODIZED ALU.6,985 Y FRAME A5 DOUBLE GLAZED TYPICAL (U.N.O)
1300 EAVE
E
360
F
7,308
SG
6,985
SPRINGING HEIGHT
E
6,922
SG
F
7,000
D
N A3
7,030
D8
C
7,090
D7
B
D16
SCALE: 1:100
A
1,800
150x150 SHS IRON COLUMN
/!)0$'1-($(."
ARCHITECT 2,400
140
+&,-($(."
3,600 7,160
/!)0'-,2
ELEVATIONS 900
900 360
645 C
34"35"/
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1:100 6!&+7-'&7
D3 A8
WD1001-A1-03
17.11.10 /!1-'&7
03/12
various projects
MODELS
Landscape forming - Cemetery, Chapel and Crematorium
Choas and Order - internal stairwells divide and join residential spaces
Paper folding exercise
Tea table and stool set - Hyrdowood Blackwood and Vic Ash timber
Philips Pavilion, 1958 - structural investigation
Thanks for your time /