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QUEENS WHARF
SOUTH CITY SQUARE
STACEY STREET
SEVEN OAKS
40 ADELAIDE STREET
ASHGROVE GOLF CLUB
RITZ CARLTON BRISBANE
QUEENS WHARF 01
MIXED USE LOCATION: BRISBANE EMPLOYER: WOODS BAGOT ROLE: DESIGN COMPETITION TEAM: VISUALISATION + PRESENTATION Considered a ‘once in a lifetime’ opportunity, I was employed at Woods Bagot to join the Queen’s Wharf design competition team in mid 2014. Having demonstrated skills in visual graphics, my primary role was on the post production of 3D renders and diagramming for the final competition submission.
Working on this project gave me a chance to observe and learn from some of the most qualified professionals in the world. From strong place-making and urban design strategies to maintaining local and international collaboration, there were countless lessons learned during my time working on such a prominent project.
This role gave me a chance to work with the office principal directly, as well as numerous seniors from the Woods Bagot global design team including specialists from Melbourne, San Francisco, Sydney and London.
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Hero image, post production done by me
01 A selection of diagrams showing some of the key aspects of the ground plane. 02 An illustrated plan of the Bellvue Place site, showing both the architectural planning and the green and retail activation.
Project Snippet - Bellevue Place Due to the sheer size of the project, I have decided to simply show a small snapshot of one area of the overall masterplan. The proposal featured a large green plaza at the site of the old Bellevue Hotel on George Street, with apartment buildings to the southern edge and a revitalised retail hub in the heritage Mansions to the northern edge. A small selection of diagrams, artistic floor plans and renders that I worked on for this precinct are shown in this section. In preparing these drawings, I was given an insight into the ‘big ideas’ that were generated by the senior designers and in communicating them as digrams, I learned a great deal about placemaking, urban design, sightlines, spatial quality, servicing, the human scale and building articulation.
A ‘Green Connection’ between the Botanic Gardens & the River
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WILLIAM ST
Managing vehicle movement
WILLIAM ST
Permeable ground plane, maximising pedestrian connectivity
GEORGE ST
WILLIAM ST
Activate Geroge St with retail / food & beverage
ALICE ST
GEORGE ST
ALICE ST
ALICE ST
ALICE ST WILLIAM ST
GEORGE ST
ALICE ST
GEORGE ST
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WILLIAM ST
Hotel & residences set back from George St,
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(Across) A hero perspective of the green plaza and feature awning from William St looking north.
The Plaza The public plaza was a key component of this part of the masterplan. The centrepeice is a large awning which unified the 3 towers and addressed the human scale of the space. The awning wraps around the base of each tower, and as it extends across the plaza it is punctuated for sunlight and larger trees. This image was produced by combining 3DS Max and photoshop, the latter of which I was primarily responsible for. By enhancing the lightness of the image, balancing levels and activating the scene with movement, people and life, we were able to capture the essence of the design.
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Design Visualisation
01 Hero shot of the Bellvue Place towers from the City Botanic Gardens, rendered in WB London offices and post production completed by me 02 George Street perspective showing the public plaza and the Mansions. (original 3D image by external consultant, significant alterations made by me). 03 Hero shot from the Goodwill Bridge, rendered in WB London offices and post production completed by me
Visualising the design was a key focus of the competition bid. Working with the office 3DS Max specialist and the lead designers, I was responsible for the post production of a series of images for the final submission. I learned a great deal about creating mood, lighting, atmosphere and the subliminal influences these have on the overall impression of the design. I learned how to create focal points around key design elements and the power of 3D imagery when used correctly. Working on these images taught me that renders are not simply illustrations of the shapes and geometry, but an opportunity to bring the design to life.
SOUTH CITY SQUARE 02
MIXED USE LOCATION: WOOLOONGABBA, BRISBANE EMPLOYER: WOODS BAGOT ROLE: DESIGN TEAM: HOTEL (T5) + OVERALL PROJECT VISUALISATION In late 2014, I was a part of a small design team working on the Masterplan of the South City Square precinct in Brisbane. The masterplan included multi-residential buildings, a hotel, cinemas + retail, a supermarket and a large public green plaza. My role within the team was broken down into 2 aspects: 1. To work on developing the presentation, graphics, diagrams and renders, 2. To document and develop the design of the hotel tower under the guidance of the lead designer.
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
I gained exposure to the design process of the senior project architects which gave me vital lessons in my own design process. I also learned some best practices for Revit model management for a project team. A snapshot of some of the work I completed from each of my 2 main roles are shown in this section.
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Work in progress hero shot, post production done by me
01 Work in progress typical level masterplan.
An Insight into the Design Process
As a part of a team of 5, I significantly contributed to the progress of the scheme, both in terms of the evolution of the planning as well as the generation of the 3D modelling. This allowed me to work with the seniors in the firm and understand their thought process in terms of their approach to design and how they present their work. This process exposed me to numerous aspects of the architectural process that I had not yet encountered in my professional career. Some of the key lessons that I took away were how different factors of the project can be used to inform the design of the facade, quick tests to identify options that are worth exploring further and ultimately not being afraid to let an idea go if it is not working.
TYPICAL TOWER LEVEL
M A S T E R P L A N A R C H I T E C T U R A L WORKING IN A TEAM USING REVIT, I CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OVERALL MASTERPLAN AS WELL AS SPECIFICALLY WORKING ON THE DESIGN AND DOCUMENTATION OF TOWERS 2, 5 & 7
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01 Internal perspective, suggesting the active uses and dynamic environment of the precinct heart. (post production done by me) 02 Deshon St perspective, showing the interface with the footpath and the wayfinding language created by a sculptural trellis which resembles the central pavillion. (post production done by me) 03 3D showing the heart of the masterplan, a green plaza and sculptural pavillion. (post production done by me) 04 Section showing the arrangement of built form, courtyard and supermarket below (section done by me)
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Public Space + Amenity
The key feature of the masterplan was the dedication to the public realm. The buildings were arranged to form a large public courtyard plaza, which featured landscaped green areas and sculptural pavillions. Public amentiy was led by the inclusion of a new supermarket located within the basement. The careful planning and use of layered ground planes allowed for the large supermarket development to slip beneath the open central plaza and enhance the sense of space and openness.
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Tower 5 - Hotel
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KITCHEN / BOH
One of my primary roles was the development of the hotel (tower 5) under the guidance of the senior associate.
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CINEMA ENTRY
BRIDGE LINK ABOVE
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I would touch base with the senior designer once a day where he would guide me on the overall design intent, which I would then document. This gave me a chance to begin to solve the more detailed architectural planning problems in order to meet the bigger picture outcome. These included designing for disabled access, parking, considering the functionality of the spaces and meeting Australian Standards.
TOWER 6
E OV AB
RETAIL
RETAIL / F&B
There were times where my opinion differed to that of my seniors. An example of this is the location of the bathrooms on the typical floor - I strongly disagreed with locating them on the external wall line. Having left this project before its completion, I have since found out that the bathroom locations have been moved to the internal wall lines of the rooms for the final submission to council.
EXTENT OF PODIUM ABOVE
Client Name
Project Name
Pellicano
148 Logan Road
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Project number
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T5 Level 1
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2 BED 2 BATH 101m²
2 BED 1 BATH 71m² DINING SPACE
01 The ground floor plan, featuring a permeable ‘indoor-outdoor’ feel.
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SERVICES
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02 Upper Ground level plan, with reception, dining and link to public greens staircase.
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RECEPTION
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03 Typical room plan, showing the towers organic form and fluid lines.
LOUNGE
HOTEL ADMIN & LUGGAGE STORE
04 Perspective of the green heart from the hotel 05 Hotel ground level entry + porte cochere
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Project Name
Sheet Name
Pellicano
148 Logan Road
T5 Level 2
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150112 Drawing number
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TOWER 4
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RM 6 32 m²
33 m²
RM 7
RM 4
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32 m²
TOWER 6
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RM 3 30 m²
RM 9 26 m²
RM 2 28 m²
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SERVICES
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RM 11 28 m²
BOH 19 m²
RM 12 32 m²
PLANTING ON SOUTHERN EDGE
RM 13 27 m²
RM 14 25 m²
TOWER 5 SETBACK
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Pellicano
148 Logan Road
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Facade Options + Visualisation
As mentioned in the previous section, a large part of my role in the design team was preparing and presenting 3D visuals for client feedback. Aside from my duties with refining and documenting various aspects of the scheme, I also worked with closely with the senior associate and 3DS Max specialist who modelled and tested the facades. I was responsible for the post production and presentation of the ensuing design concepts. This gave me a great insight into the design process of the lead designer and gave me exposure to a variety of ways of presenting ideas to a client.
01 - 03 3 working options for a client presentation of the tower 7 facade on Deshon St. 04 - 05 2working options for a client presentation of the facades for towers 3 + 4 on Logan Rd.
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STACEY STREET 03
MULTI RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: BANKSTOWN, SYDNEY EMPLOYER: MARCHESE PARTNERS ROLE: DOCUMENTATION TEAM The first project that I was involved with in my time at Marchese Partners was to join the documentation team for a 14 storey apartment tower in Sydney.
the Australian Standards and NCC regulations gave me invaluable experience in understanding the various provisions required for a building.
The project was to be constructed using a Hebel power system, which had its unique challenges. Working with the project architect, I was introduced to both the challenges of coordinating with consultants and the constraints of Hebel. As the project is based in NSW, it also gave me exposure to the SEPP 65 planning codes. Working to meet these guidelines as well as general coordination, meeting
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Construction Revit Model, with consultant models imported and coordinated
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LEGEND CODE
DRAFT Do not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work. All discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the Architect. Larger scale drawings and written dimensions take preference. This drawing is copyright and the property of the author, and must not be retained, copied or used without the express authority of MARCHESE + PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL PTY. LTD.
CC1+CC2 DRAFT NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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DATE
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DESCRIPTION
PRELIMINARY FOR COORDINATION ISSUE FOR CC Stage 1 REVISED ISSUE FOR CC Stage 1 DRAFT ISSUE FOR REVIEW+ COORDINATION 85% PROGRESS ISSUE
BY
KSD KSD KSD SJ SJ
01 Marchese Partners International Pty Ltd Level 14, 46 Edward Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000 Australia P +61 7 3211 2600 E info@marchesepartners.com.au www.marchesepartners.com.au Sydney · Brisbane · Melbourne · Canberra · Melbourne · Adelade · Perth · Kuala Lumpur · Auckland
DESCRIPTION
CONCRETE SMOOTH TROWEL FINISH WITH CLEAR SEALER EPOXY FLOOR FINISH (IN ALL GARGBAGE ROOMS) RECESSED FLOOR MAT AS SPECIFIED FLOOR WASTE INTERNAL FLOOR TILES AS SPECIFIED EXTERNAL FLOOR TILES AS SPECIFIED CONCRETE WHEELSTOP, YELLOW PAINT FINISH P05
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Do not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work. All discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the Architect. Larger scale drawings and written dimensions take preference. This drawing is copyright and the property of the author, and must not be retained, copied or used without the express authority of MARCHESE + PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL PTY. LTD.
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02 Marchese Partners International Pty Ltd Level 14, 46 Edward Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000 Australia P +61 7 3211 2600 E info@marchesepartners.com.au www.marchesepartners.com.au Sydney · Brisbane · Melbourne · Canberra · Melbourne · Adelade · Perth · Kuala Lumpur · Auckland
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MERHIS Pty Ltd
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STACEY STREET BANKSTOWN 196 STACEY STREET
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Flexible adhesive Waterproof membrane Screw fixing to suit joist type Hebel® adhesive
Construction adhesive installed to manufacturer’s specifications
Joists (timber or steel)
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Up to 240 minutes from above, up to 120 minutes from below (with approved CSR Gyprock ceiling)
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01 Hebel Power wall panel diagrammatic section. Supplied by CSR Hebel
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02 Hebel Power floor panel diagrammatic section. Supplied by CSR Hebel 03 Selection of balcony details, showing different facade conditions and expressed structural elements.
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FIBRE CEMENT SHEETING, DIRECT STUCK TO U/S OF BALCONY SLAB
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Marchese Partners International Pty Ltd Level 14, 46 Edward Street, Brisbane, Qld 4000 Australia P +61 7 3211 2600 E info@marchesepartners.com.au www.marchesepartners.com.au Sydney · Brisbane · Melbourne · Canberra · Melbourne · Adelade · Perth · Kuala Lumpur · Auckland
DRAWING TITLE
MERHIS Pty Ltd
BALUSTRADE DETAILS
PROJECT
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STACEY STREET BANKSTOWN 196 STACEY STREET
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AGED CARE LOCATION: TARINGA, BRISBANE EMPLOYER: MARCHESE PARTNERS ROLE: FACADE DESIGN Specialising in the design of retirement living and aged care, Marchese Partners provided numerous opportunities to learn about this niche market typology.
client on a journey through our design process.
With many aspects resembling the planning of a hotel, the design of aged care facilities present additional challenges with access, the provision of carers’ services and ensuring that the building creates spaces that are appropriate to those with cognitive impairments.
This gave me an opportunity to research, develop and test a design concept against a set of complex constraints. It was also a chance for me to develop my own graphic style and think critically on how to best present my work to a client.
Having worked as part of a team during the concept planning stage, I was given the responsibility to design the facade and compile a presentation which took the
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Conceptual perspective. Design, model + post production done by me
(Across) A summary of research conducted to inform the design of the facade + to be included in the final presentation
Designing for Seniors, People with Cognitive Impairment + Dementia
The starting point of the design of the facade was to research the unique requirements for the users of the building. The brief nominated that the RAC rooms would all be categorised as high care, with a specific level for dementia patients. From a planning perspective, the building closely resembled a hotel in terms of the arrangement of rooms and the design of communal dining, breakout and lounge areas. The key difference is the additional service and utility rooms required for nurses/cares and storage. Sightlines, material contrast, building legibility and natural lighting are among the other key aspects. For the design of the facade, I began with identifying the key challenges that seniors face with vision and perception. This was the starting point which then informed the generation of a number of key design principles to ensure the best outcome was achieved for the users. It was important to clearly and concisely present this research as a part of our client submission as it demonstrated the basis of our design.
AGE RELATED CHANGES TO VISION
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Reduced visual acuity Increased requirement for light More time to adapt to changes in light levels Decreased sensitivity to contrast Decreased depth perception Gradual loss of blue/violet part of the colour spectrum
COMMON VISUO-PERCEPTION DIFFICULTIES
KEY DESIGN PRINCIPLES
●● Maximization of daylight where possible. ●● Exposure to the 24 hour cycle of light and dark which will assist with the body’s Circadian Rhythm (body clock). ●● Bright natural light during the morning, preferably with a large portion of sky visible to further assist the Circadian Rhythm ●● Avoid sudden changes of day light levels to reduce scenarios where residents may be disorientated ●● Avoid strong areas of light and shade which can create an over stimulating environment ●● Large room:window ratios are most desirable. Orient towards views of greenery, trees and distant vistas when possible
●● Difficulty re-adjusting spatial orientation (even in familiar environments) ●● Difficulty locating people or objects due to distracting competing visual information ●● Restlessness from visually over stimulating environments ●● More frequent awakenings and reduced REM sleep
POTENTIAL BENEFITS & OUTCOMES
●● Clearly legible building entries and strong wayfinding elements to guide & prompt pedestrians ●● Existing site conditions such as sun, views, noise and privacy to be responded to
●● Improved health and wellbeing of residents ●● Improve user orientation and participation ●● Improved sleep efficiency & reduction in waking time at night ●● Reduction in number and severity of falls ●● Reduced stress and challenging behWaviour ●● Improved staff satisfaction ●● Improved pedestrian experience for people with visual or cognitive impairment ●● Visually engaging architectural outcome which will add value and character to the surrounding context
Building Form and Articulation
Using the design principles generated from my research, I began to develop the design to create both an appropriate functional outcome as well as a beautiful architectural design. The key design idea was to maximise glass and views to the city. This strategy ensured that users had maximum exposure to daylight which is a critical outcome. The communal areas were extruded and treated as individual sculptural objects, breaking up the facade. The idea then focused on sunshading where critically required and vertical aesthetic elements used with careful consideration. It was important to ensure that these elements did not create complex shadows and high contrast lines in the building interior, which would be overstimulating and agitating to the users. Green roofs, clearly distinguishable entry points and variations in colour across the facade ensured that the building is legible and familiar for all residents.
01 Typical level plan showing arrangement of rooms, breakout space, services + lightwells. 02 Diagramming of facade concept
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EXPRESSION OF GEOMETRY LAYERING OF ELEMENTS
+ SITE CONDITIONS
SYNTHESIZED BUILDING FORM & FACADE
ORDER AND SCALING
DIFFERENT FACADE TREATMENT TO RECESSED GROUND LEVEL
FEATURE ELEMENTS DISTRIBUTED ALONG REMAINDER OF FACADE
EXTEND SLAB AROUND BUILDING, EXCLUDING EXPRESSED GEOMETRY
DENSITY OF ELEMENTS SCALED ACROSS THE VERTICAL AXIS
LOCATE PUBLIC/BREAKOUT SPACES
IDENTIFY EAST & WEST FACING FACADES WHICH WILL REQUIRE SUN SHADING
ELEMENTS OFFSET ACROSS THE HORIZONTAL AXIS
EXPRESS GEOMETRY OUTWARDS & ‘POP’ UPWARDS
DISTRIBUTE SUN SCREENING ELEMENTS TO REQUIRED AREAS
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GREEN - GOLD
PURPLE - MAROON
BLUE - GREEN
YELLOW - BROWN
Stategic Outcomes
Improved building legibility & way-finding - People with cognitive impairment may be easily disorientated when walking along a large building. By varying the colours across the length of the building, each side of the building is unique and clearly identifiable.
Exterior articulation - The careful consideration of colours and distribution can
significantly increase the external character of the building, resulting in a more elegant architectural outcome and adding value to the street-scape.
Colour Palette Options Pastel tones and less overpowering colours nominated to suit the user demographic and create a more elegant aesthetic
SINGLE COLOUR OPTIONS - Variations of Tone
DUAL COLOUR OPTIONS - Gradient of Two Colours
Conceptual Visual Style
In order to communicate the conceptual nature of the design, I developed a set of sketchy, ‘stylised’ perspectives. In doing so, we were able to effectively communicate our design intent whilst keeping the design open for further discussion and evolution.
40 ADELAIDE HIGH RISE HOTEL + MULTI RESIDENTIAL
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LOCATION: ADELAIDE STREET, BRISBANE EMPLOYER: MARCHESE PARTNERS ROLE: DESIGN TEAM The 40 Adelaide Street project was essentially a feasibility study with no set brief.
Our investigation therefore focused on ascertaining the sites potential for carparking, ground and podium retail uses and the overall tower form.
We had been contacted by the client who was looking at a number of architects to investigate the design potential of a site on Adelaide Street which had been made available to him for development. There was no brief on height other than the town planning regulations and the precedents set by similar developments. There was also no specific use identified, with a hotel, multi residential or commercial all having been identified as possibilities.
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
This was conducted as a short and sharp exercise, with the final output to be used as a basis for further conversation with the client. This project gave me an insight into the most fundamental aspects of designing a sky scraper, as well as giving me a chance to research advanced building technologies such as car stacker systems.
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Hero Perspective, render + post production done by me
embody the classic Brisbane urban design response of a low-scale podium with a slender tower rising above. The podium height has been chosen to marry-in with the historic façades which are approximately 15 metres high. On the other hand the towers above follow the current Brisbane trend of creating very tall buildings. The 30 or 60 floors of the towers would rise above the podium. A distinctive sculptural “crown” is proposed at the top of each building.
URBAN CONTEXT
OPPORTUNITIES SITE LOCATION
Being located on one of the main retail streets of Brisbane PEDESTRIAN TRACKS the site is central to all amenities. All of the following amenities are located within 750 LANEWAYS metres of the site: TRANSPORT HUB
Michael Winston-Smith Macs Pty Ltd. Currawidgen Narrabri. NSW 2390
• • • • ferries • • •
RetailHEART RETAIL
40 Adelaide Street 3 Business Government – local and state Transportation – buses, trains and the city-cat
Entertainment – the casino and Southbank The Arts Precinct Recreational parks and gardens
Such access makes the site highly desirable for a variety of developments. Perhaps those with the most potential in the current Brisbane marketplace are: • • • • •
Residential apartments A vertical retirement village Student accommodation Hotel A combination of two of the above
01 Site + Context analysis summary
02 Montage of site photos showing streetscape, heritage The preliminary concepts have been prepared with these facades and street art possible uses in mind.
INITIAL CONCEPT Preliminary concepts have been prepared for both a 30 storey tower and a 60 storey tower. Both concepts embody the classic Brisbane urban design response of a low-scale podium with a slender tower rising above. The podium height has been chosen to marry-in with the historic façades which are approximately 15 metres high. On the other hand the towers above follow the current Brisbane trend of creating very tall buildings. The 30 or 60 floors of the towers would rise above the podium. A distinctive sculptural “crown” is proposed at the top of each building. SITE LOCATION PEDESTRIAN TRACKS
01 Michael Winston-Smith Macs Pty Ltd. Currawidgen Narrabri. NSW 2390
Identity, Heritage + Public Art
An important starting point for the feasibility was the sites location, context and access. With primary access likely to be through a narrow laneway, one of the first challenges would be solving vehicular movement across the site. This laneway however, contained well known street artwork and heritage building facades. It is also a highly active food and beverage destination. Our design proposal would need to enhance this function, or at the very least not inhibit it.
LANEWAYS TRANSPORT HUB RETAIL HEART
40 Adelaide Street
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BURNETT LANE BURNETT LANE
Michael Winston-Smith Macs Pty Ltd. Currawidgen Narrabri. NSW 2390
Michael Winston-Smith Macs Pty Ltd. Currawidgen Narrabri. NSW 2390
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PODIUM PLAN POSSIBILITIES ADELAIDE STREET
PODIUM RESOLUTION The utilisation of the space within the podium is quite restricted by heritage issues. A single basement is proposed for visitor car parking. Access to a proposed automated car parking facility within the podium would also be located at basement level. Approximately 25 cars would be parked in this single basement. At ground level it is proposed to create a generous pedestrian linkage between Adelaide Street and Burnett Lane. Rather than being a dark arcade this passage has the potential to be naturally lit from above providing an inviting and exciting space. Equitable access to the link will have to be further investigated. Small retail tenancies would activate this passageway as well as both of the street frontages. The retail tenancies would conceal from view the service dock as well as the car and truck site entry/exit zone which opens off Burnett Lane. Associated plant, service and refuse areas would be located in both the basement and around the service dock with cars driving straight past the dock and down a ramp to the basement. With the main building foyer opening off this space and the associated retail tenancies a true “sense of place” for the whole development will be created.
BURNETT LANE
BASEMENT LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
Above the ground floor two levels of offices would be positioned behind the heritage façades facing onto Adelaide Street. These offices would be entered from a glazed lift foyer looking down onto the pedestrian passageway below.
TYPICAL PODIUM LEVEL
HERITAGE FACADE
LIFT CORE
ATRIUM WITH SKYLIGHT OVER
PEDESTRIAN LINK
BACK OF HOUSE
CAR STACKER BOX/LIFT SHAFT/ENTRY CABIN
RETAIL
CAR PARKING
PARKING ENTRY + LOADING BAY WITH TRUCK TURNTABLE
FOYER
OFFICE
PLANT ROOM
The automated car stacker “box” would be located at the rear of the podium. Provision for 70 to 90 cars could be built depending on the size of the vehicles to be parked and thus the height of the “box” with only maintenance and fire escape provisions being required for this “box”.
01 TOWER PLAN POSSIBILITIES
A landscaped deck is proposed for the podium roof which provide outdoor recreation for the tower residents.
Michael Winston-Smith 40 Adelaide Street
Macs Pty Ltd. Currawidgen Narrabri. NSW 2390
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TOWER FORM OPTIONS A memorable sculptural form is proposed for both the 30 and 60 storey towers. The forms shown in this preliminary report are considered embryonic at this stage and would be refined as the brief is developed for this exciting project. For all intents and purposes the tower could be square if that is the outcome of the refined brief.
Planning Possibilities + Tower Form
In developing the design of this project it would be our intention to adopt the “BCC Buildings that Breathe Design Guide” principles of:
As there was no definitive brief, we were careful to keep our planning very loose at this stage. We investigated spatial requirements and adjacencies for various functions, and then presented them as diagrammatic ‘possibilities’.
“Building walls and windows that open up to natural light and air, capturing ambient daylight and cooling breezes, reducing our energy needs. Shaded outdoor spaces with panoramic views to create memorable places to meet and relax. Generous planting grows on our streets, rooftops and walls, embedding green into our city and enriching our urban biodiversity. In Brisbane, our buildings celebrate our subtropical climate.”
This ensured that this would remain a starting point for further discussion with the client.
OPTION 1 - 30 LEVELS
OPTION 2d - 60 LEVELS
TOWER STAIRS LIFT CORE BACK OF HOUSE
02 Michael Winston-Smith Macs Pty Ltd. Currawidgen Narrabri. NSW 2390
40 Adelaide Street
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01 Ground and podium diagrammatic plans 02 Typical level diagrams 03 Building form options
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OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION 2a 2a 2a 2a OPTION - -60 - 60 -60 60 LEVELS LEVELS LEVELS LEVELS 2a - 60 LEVELS
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OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION 2c 2c 2c 2c OPTION - -60 - 60 -60 60 LEVELS LEVELS LEVELS LEVELS 2c - 60 LEVELS
OPTION OPTION OPTION OPTION 2d 2d 2d 2d OPTION - -60 - 60 -60 60 LEVELS LEVELS LEVELS LEVELS 2d - 60 LEVELS
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ASHGROVE GOLF CLUB 06
SPORTING + MULTI RESIDENTIAL LOCATION: THE GAP, BRISBANE EMPLOYER: MARCHESE PARTNERS ROLE: PROJECT LEADER In late 2015, I was tasked with leading the Ashgrove Golf Club project. This project involved 3 residential towers of retirement living on the golf course as well as a new golf clubhouse.
Coordinating with a full team of consultants in the design of the 155 apartment development, i gained vital experience in managing drawings, correspondence, programs and junior staff members.
Although our office had compiled a feasibility study a year prior, the first stage of this project required a revisit of the feasibility. From there, a 12 week DA program commenced with the objective of lodging the design by September 2016. As this project would be an impact assessable DA, there was significant due diligence and liason with the town
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
planner and council. Another level complexity arose with the contractual obligations between our client and golf course board.
The design of the clubhouse gave me chance to solve complex spatial planning problems within a highly constrained site.
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Hero image, design, model, render +post production done by me
Site Masterplan
The masterplan was originally formed as a part of a design competition and feasibility study in 2014. However since taking over the project, there were a number of critical items that the original concept failed to address. Using it as a starting point, our team started with a ‘clean slate’, using the previous conecpt as a brief in terms of yield and areas. The final masterplan resulted in 4 buildings, with the new clubhouse being the centre-point. 3 residential towers feature a mix of unit sizes with exceptional views of the golf course to the north and Mt Cootha to the south.
GOLF BALL PROTECTION NETTING WHERE REQUIRED
MAXIMISATION OF GOLF COURSE VIEWS
NEW PRACTICE PUTTING GREEN, REFER GOLF COURSE ARCHUITECTS DRAWINGS
EXISTING FIG TREE TO BE RETAINED + TRIMMED. REFER ARBORIST REPORT
FOOTPATHS TO ALLOW FOR BUGGIES + PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT. REFER LANDSCAPE
BUILDING D
BUILDING B
CLUBHOUSE
BUILDING A
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WORK
D S ROA
01 FEATURE LANDSCAPE SCULPTURE PEDESTRIAN ENTRY BRIDGE TO BUILDING A
LANDSCAPED PRIVATE PODIUM ON T1
BRIDGE LINK TO BUILDING A FEATURE TRELLIS OVER CARPARK RAMP
MAIN ENTRY FROM WATERWORKS ROAD
PRO SHOP
DROP OFF ZONE
COMMUNAL SPACE FOR RESIDENTS
VIBRANT + ACTIVATED CLUBHOUSE ENTRY
‘SPIKE FRIENDLY’ CAFE/BAR BACK OF HOUSE + LOADING
CONFERENCE + MULTI PURPOSE
MEMBERS PARKING
DEEP PLANTING TO STREET FRONT
DEEP PLANTING TO STREET FRONT
LANDSCAPED PODIUM ON GROUND LEVEL
Designing on a Complex Slope
The most challenging constraint on the site was managing the significant change in levels. In order to minimise excavation + costs, we planned the ground plane, pedestrian movement and vehicle movement to follow the slope of natural ground. By overlapping 2 levels of basments, providing parking on 1:20 ramps where possible and varying the ground level RL of each building, we were able to develop a masterplan which closely followed the contours of the site. This provided both a cost effective outcome as well as an elegant architectural design which is well grounded on the golf course and echos the mountains beyond.
01 Site section showing the overlapping basements
NEIGHBOUR
BOUNDARY
BOUNDARY
02 Illustrated sectional perspective to visualise the design concept (image done by me)
BUILDING A
BUILDING C
BUILDING B
7.7 m
T1 CARPARK T1 CARPARK
APPROX T2 CARPARK
1 SITE SECTION 1 1 : 500
BUILDING D
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BENNETTS ROAD
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Facade Design
The design of the facade was driven primarily by the constraints of the site. Located on Waterworks Rd, the southern facing units are exposed to significant motor noise and possible privacy issues. Our strategy for the this facade was to incorporate screening to mitigate these issues and articulate the buildings. I generated a series of facade options which were discussed with the client as well acoustic engineers, town planners and quantity surveyors. The final facade design feature gentle curved slab edges and balconies, which echoed the rolling hills of the golf course and the mountains beyond. The screens were to be placed irregularly across the building length, aligning with the more private spaces of the apartment floor plans. In order to break up the ‘length’ of the facades, the corners are clad in colorbond metal cladding, which peel away towards the centre. The colour tones of the screens jitter to create movement and variation. The colour palette between each building varies to give each their own identity.
01 A series of facade options that were generated and tested 02 Diagrammatic summary of the final facade design process 03 Plan diagram showing the areas requiring the screen facade 04 Section of the typical facade screen treatment to balconies + ground level privacy planters 05 Section of the cladding facade treatment to the building corners
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06 Perspective of the final facade design
02 WATERWORKS ROAD FACADE
COLOURED COLORBOND FEATURE CLADDING TO CORNERS
WATERWORKS ROAD FACADE TYPICAL FACADEFIXED ALUMINIUM PRIVACY SCREENS
APT
BALC
TYPICAL FACADEFIXED ALUMINIUM PRIVACY SCREENS
FIXED POWDERCOATED ALUMINIUM FACADE SCREEN
APT
BALC
PODIUM PLANTERS TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS DESIGN
APT
FIXED POWDERCOATED ALUMINIUM FACADE SCREEN
APT
BALCONY
PLANTER TO LOWER UNIT BALCONIES. REFER TO LANDSCAPE ARCH RECESSED BLACK COLORBOND FEATURE CLADDING TO CORNERS
1 WATERWORKS ROAD TYPICAL FACADE
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RECESSED BLACK COLORBON FEATURE CLADDING TO CORNERS
2 WATERWORKS ROAD CORNER FACADE
1 : 50
GOLF COURSE FACADE
APT
RECESSED BLACK FEATURE COLORBOND WALL CLADDING
BALC
04 1 : 50
BALCONY
COLORBOND WALL CLADDING
PLANTER TO LOWER UNIT BALCONIES. REFER TO LANDSCAPE ARCH
1 WATERWORKS ROAD TYPICAL FACADE
APT
PODIUM PLANTERS TO LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS DESIGN
BALC
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COLOURED COLORBOND FEATURE CLADDING TO CORNERS
1 : 50
GOLF COURSE FACADE
GLASS BALUSTRADE TO UPPER LEVELS WITH FRITTED GEOMETRIC FEATURE PATTERN APT
BALCONY
APT
BALCONY
GLASS BALUSTRADE WITH FRITTED GEOMETRIC PATTERN
400
400
GLASS BALUSTRADE WITH FRITTED GEOMETRIC PATTERN
GEOMETRIC PROFILED SEMI SOLID BALUSTRADE TO LOWER LEVELS APT
BALCONY
APT
BALCONY
GEOMETRIC FEATURE SEMI SOLID BALUSTRADE
3 GOLF COURSE FACADE
3 GOLF COURSE FACADE
1 : 50
IMPORTANT NOTES: Do not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked on site before commencement of work. All discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the Architect. Larger scale drawings and written dimensions take preference. This drawing is copyright and the property of the author, and must not be retained, copied or used without the express authority of MARCHESE + PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL PTY. LTD.
PRELIMINARY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION
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GEOMETRIC FEATURE SEMI SOLID BALUSTRADE
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REVISION DATE A B C
DESCRIPTION
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BY FE FE FE
REVISION DATE
IMPORTANT NOTES:
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Do not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked B on site before commencement of work. All discrepancies to C be brought to the attention of the Architect. Larger scale drawings and written dimensions take preference. This drawingInternational is copyright and the Marchese Partners Ptyproperty Ltd of the author, and must not be retained, copied or used without the express authority Level 1, 53 Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW 2060 Australia of MARCHESE + PARTNERS INTERNATIONAL PTY. LTD.
P +61 2 9922 4375 F +61 2 9929 5786 www.marchesepartners.com.au
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PRELIMINARY
Sydney · Brisbane · Canberra · Melbourne · Adelaide · Perth San Diego · Guangzhou · Kuala Lumpur · Auckland ACN 098 552 151 ABNNOT 20 098 552CONSTRUCTION 151 FOR
DESCRIPTION
05/07/2016 ISSUE FOR INFORMATION 22/07/2016 FINAL DRAFT DA PACKAGE 01/08/2016 ISSUE FOR COSTING
BY FE FE FE
CLIENT
RETIRE AUSTRALIA PROJECT
DRAWING TITLE
CLIENT
FACADE DETAILS Marchese Partners International Pty Ltd Level 1, 53 Walker Street, North Sydney, NSW 2060 Australia P +61 2 9922 4375 F +61 2 9929 5786 E info@marchesepartners.com.au SCALE DATE www.marchesepartners.com.au
01/08/2016 1 : 50 ASHGROVE GOLF CLUBSydney · Brisbane · Canberra · Melbourne · Adelaide · Perth San Diego · Guangzhou · Kuala Lumpur · Auckland PROJECT NUMBER DRAWING 857A WATERWORKS ROAD ACN 098 552 151 ABN 20 098 552 151 14020 DA 01.100
RETIRE AUSTRALIA DRAWN
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PROJECT
ASHGROVE GOLF C 857A WATERWORKS
GOLF COURSE GAMING
PRO SHOP
BAR SEATING
ADMIN
DRY STORE
BISTRO
STORAGE
BAR
KEG ROOM
BACK BAR
GLASS WASH
COLD VEG
IN
FUNCTION
WASH
HOLDING AREA COLD MEAT
PREP
COOKING
PLATE UP
FREEZER
PREP
COOKING
PLATE UP
WASTE
OUT
WASH
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houseGolf Clubhouse
EMENTPUBLIC MOVEMENT
LEVEL 2 6
6
LIFT/STAIR ACCESS DOWN TO GROUND AND BASEMENT LEVELS
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Golf Clubhouse 39 CARS
39 CARS
GROUND
MP
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ACCESS TO GOLF COURSE OR RAMP DOWN TO LOCKERS
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MAIN ENTRY FROM GROUND LEVEL
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GROUND LEVEL CAR PARKING
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Starting by meeting specialist consultants and researching case studies, I then formulated a detailed brief and spatial flow diagram. It was important to undertake this process closely with the client to ensure that the right outcome was being achieved.
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Once the brief was finalised, the design needed to meet the requirements of the site as well as the specific requirements of operation, internal adjacencies and servicing.
BASEMENT LOCKERS
MP
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PARK IN THE BASEMENT WITH RAMP ACCESS TO LOCKERS OR STAIR/ LIFT ACCESS DIRECTLY INTO THE CLUBHOUSE
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LOCKER ROOMS WITH RAMP ACCESS DIRECTLY ONTO THE GOLF COURSE OR LIFT/STAIR ACCESS TO CLUBHOUSE
The clubhouse design gave me the challenge of solving complex planning problems for a building program that I had not yet worked on before.
LOCKERS
2
2
1
BUGGY STORE 87 CARS
1
BUGGY STORE 87 CARS
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PRELIMINARY
ASHGROVE GOLF CLUB AGC MEMBERS PRESENTATION
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ASHGROVE GOLF CLUB AGC MEMBERS PRESENTATION
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01 Spatial flow diagram formulated as a part of the brief 02 Clubhouse movement diagram highlighting the vertical relationships 03 Ground level plan PRO SHOP
80.0 m²
04 Upper level plan
BALCONY
(INCLUSIVE OF STORAGE)
75.9 m² 40 PEOPLE
MPR
CAFE / BAR SEATING
185.8 m² 176 PEOPLE
125.1 m² 64 PEOPLE
TEACHING
9.1 m²
PWD
TEACHING
5.5 m²
BAR
9.2 m²
SERVE
15.5 m²
LIFT
TABLE & CHAIR STORE
15.9 m²
MALE
7.4 m²
FEMALE
13.1 m²
10.8 m²
WASH
4.2 m²
STAIR
12.0 m²
LOBBY
BACK BAR COLD
28.8 m²
12.6 m²
KEG ROOM
23.4 m²
CORRIDOR
WASTE
25.0 m²
16.1 m²
LOADING
10.1 m²
GENERAL BOH
12.9 m²
ADMIN
34.9 m²
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BALCONY
126.9 m² 76 PEOPLE
BISTRO
240.7 m² 180 PEOPLE
BAR & LOUNGE
230.0 m² 90 PEOPLE
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Plate
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Bistro
PWD
WASH
5.5 m²
6.4 m²
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KITCHEN
73.3 m²
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30.3 m²
MALE
LIFT
13.2 m²
7.4 m²
Prep
1
DRY STORE
8.0 m²
FEMALE
10.9 m²
COLD
8.0 m²
COLD
8.0 m²
BACK BAR COLD
15.2 m²
FREEZER
15.3 m²
14.0 m²
Was
GAMING MACHINES
114.3 m² 21 MACHINES
ash Pot W
WASH UP h
Dry
WASTE
11.5 m²
STORAGE
CORRIDOR
15.0 m²
54.5 m²
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Project Visualisation
Having had significant experience in visualisation by this point in my career, I undertook the creation of 9 renders for the final DA submission. Each image was selected by consulting with the client and the town planner, and was created using a combination of Revit, Vray and Photoshop.
(Across) Western Aerial view from Waterworks Road
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Additional 3D Perspectives
As I had been involved in the planning of this project from the inception, I found the 3D rendering to be a rewarding experience. Where in previous roles as a junior I had been charged with creating captivating images, I was now embellishing a design which I had developed and worked through for a number of months.
01 (Across) View of Building A + B from Waterworks Rd 02 Clubhouse entry view 03 Eastern aerial view of Building D 04 Clubhouse hero shot, showing the practic putting and Fig tree 05 Golf course view of building A + B
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RITZ CARLTON BRISBANE 07
HOTEL + HERITAGE LOCATION: LANDS ADMIN BUILDING, QUEENS WHARF BRISBANE EMPLOYER: ML DESIGN ROLE: DESIGN TEAM As a part of the Queen’s Wharf development in Brisbane, a new Ritz Carlton Hotel has been proposed for the heritage listed Lands Administration Building.
solutions and an understanding of each design outcome from both an individual building perspective and as a part of the greater masterplan.
Whilst this part of the masterplan is scheduled for the later stages of the development, a due diligence and schematic design excercise was required to provide a ‘proof of concept’ for this proposal.
Ongoing coordination with the heritage architect, planning consultants, services and structural engineers and architectural teams from other parts of the precinct was a key aspect to this project.
Working to a detailed Ritz Carlton brief, this project required a series of design investigations and interventions to the existing heritage building. This involved careful design considerations, cost effective
This project gave me an insight into the processes and intricacies of working on a large, complex project with numerous stakeholders.
Feasibility Study
Sketch + Concept
Development Application
Design Development - BA
Construction Docs
Cover image: Concpet Perspective, done by other
Heritage Considerations
The most challenging aspects of this project all stemmed from the age and heritage significance of the building. As a prominent part of the Brisbane CBD, the Lands Administration Building’s grand, ornate facade provided numerous challenges when proposing architectural interventions. However the limitations of impacting the visual character was not the most difficult challenge. The existing floor plan offered little provision for modern building services, balustrades and handrails were no long code compliant and there was an overall lack of uniformity across the floor plan. This is best demonstrated by the slight variations in room sizes for each room - which led to difficulties in documentation and scheduling.
(Across) Western Aerial view from Waterworks Road
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GEORGE STREET REFER TO GEORGE STREET ALFRESCO OPTIONS RAMP BELOW
HL PART OF MECH PLANT SERVES PART OF ALL DAY DINING
CARPARK RAMP
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY
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CADASTRAL BOUNDARY 1 13
2 3 4 5
HYD
6 7
BOH BOH
A: 12.4 m2
12 11 10 9
STAIRS
8
HYD
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RITZ BAR ALFRESCO
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CHW
CHW
HYD
DP
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CHW SP HYD
BOH BOH
12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
VOID
RAMP
BAR RITZ BAR FUNCTION A: 160.1 m2 ROOM
BAR AHU IN BASEMENT OUTDOOR AIR T/B CURRENTLY THROUGH FLOOR GRILLE (1.7m2)
RESTAURANT RITZ ALL DAY DINING RESTAURANT A: 221.9 m2
STAIRS
HYD
DP
STAFF STAFF SP FH HYD
ELEC
BOH BOH
CLNR
RITZ ALL DAY DINING KITCHEN
PWD HYD HYD
NEW 5000L GREASE ARRESTOR UNDER DECK
TENANCY 08 A: 17.0 m2
TENANCY 09 A: 17.0 m2
TENANCY 06 A: 16.0 m2
TENANCY 07 A: 16.0 m2
TENANCY 04 A: 16.0 m2
TENANCY 05 A: 16.0 m2
AUTHORITY GAS METER TENANCY 02 ASSEMBLY A: 17.0 m2
TENANCY 03 A: 17.0 m2
A: 133.6 m2
KITCHEN
BOH ACCESS
FHR
HYD
FIRE DOOR
15
HYD
SP 8
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
LMR
TENANCY 01 A: 24.5 m2
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A: 522.8 m
9
STAIRS LIFT 5
COURTYARD COURTYARD 2
6
LIFT 2
FHR
FH
HYD
TO OLD PRINTERY BUILDING
HOTEL LOBBY ARRIVAL
ELEC
STAIRS
MAIN ENTRY
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CIRCULATION
LIFT 1
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HYD
BOH
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CHW
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DP HYD
MECH. PLANT OVER
HYD
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DP HYD
HOTEL GUEST VEHICULAR DROP OFF AND VALET AREA SHOWN SHADED
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A: 24.4 m2
STEPHENS LANE
COURTYARD BAR
MALE
10
HYD
HYD
AMENITIES
TENANCY 11 A: 18.5 m2
2000L GREASE ARRESTOR
3
BAR
TENANCY 10 A: 19.0 m2
MAJOR MECH. PLANT OVER
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LIFT 4
FH
SP
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RAMP
A: 74.2 m
FHR
RAMP
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5
MSSB (IN CLNG)
COMMS
LIFT 3
HYD SP FH
PWD
2
FIRE DOOR FH
RITZ ALL DAY DINING ALFRESCO 2
ELEC
STAIRS
BOH
A: 165.2 m2
COMBINED HYDRANT & SPRINKLER AUTHORITY WATER CONNECTION
HYD HYD
1:30 RAMP
SPRINKLER VALVE ROOM
STAIRS
HYD
GAS METER BELOW
FIRE SERVICES CHECK VALVE & DEMARCATION LOCATION
DP DP
SSL 13.80 SSL 13.70
LIFTS 2 & 3 BELOW
MSSB
CHW HYD
COMMS
STAIRS
ELEC
BOH
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DP
02 STORE A: 7.3 m2
BOOM GATE OPERATOR
FHR
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HYDRAULIC RISER L-R VENTILATION RISERS
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MECH. PLANT OVER
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The drawings are to be read in conjunction with the specification and any other written instructions issued. Any discrepancies shall be referred to the Superintendent for a written decision prior to ordering/ supply/ installation/ construction.
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PROJECT:
ISSUE
QUEENS WHARF BRISBANE
SCHEMATIC DESIGN
Integrated Resort Development LANDS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
PROJECT NO.
ECHO0004
SCALE 1:200 ON A1 0
4
REVISION 8
10
10
DRAWING TITLE
DRAWING NO.
LANDS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING CONCEPT PLAN - LEVEL 00
MLD-DRW-ARC-TQ3-L00-01010
HYD
HYD
BALCONY
BALCONY BOH
L107
HYD
FP
FP
HYD
SUITE (DELUXE)
SUITE
A: 93.2 m2 L104
A: 52.7 m2 L105
HYD
SUITE
MECH
HYD
NEW GLASS BALUSTRADE IN FRONT OF EXISTING RAIL. REF TO ELEVATION & DETAIL
FALL 1:60
W13 L00
CLIENT
HYD MECH
UP
REFER TO STEPHENS LANE OPTIONS
PROOF OF CONCEPT DRAFT REPORT 01 03.03.17
3/03/2017
RAM 1:16 P
FALL 1:7
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LR 169 OSEW O
14.00
FFL 17.155
3
LEGEND
TE
A
2
W14 L00
MECH. PLANT OVER
WILLIAM STREET
KEY PLAN
HO
1:10 0
VEHICULAR RAMP REF TO COTTEE PARKER FOR DET
W05 L00
6 5
ML Design112 Bowen Street, Spring Hill Qld. 4000, Australia G.P.O. Box 714, Spring Hill Qld. 4001, Australia
14.00
COL
COL W12 L00
ALFRESCO
A: 28.0 m2
HYD
F&B 359 m2
ITEM 001 FIP FIP 1
BOH
D04 L00
2
FHR FHR
COL
1:10 0
13.95
FA LL
COL
4
CONSULTANT
FA LL
SSL 13.80 SSL 13.70
14.65
W04 L00
RAMP UP 1:20
COL
ITEM 005 APPLICABLE TO WHOLE BUILDING FFL D14 L00
CHW
CARPARK RAMP
C
RAMP UP 1:20
14.10
FFL 17.210 W25 L00
COL
B
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY
14.00
EXISTING RAMP
3
2
1
8
7
6
5
4
TGSI 21
20
19
18
ESB
01 SIGNATURE BAR A: 189.7 m2
D13 L00
BOH
FHR
CABLE TRAY RISERS
D12 L00
FIRE PLACE
HYD
PWD
DW01 L00
DP
FP
CHW HYD
FFL 17.206
HR
CHW
BOH
ITEM 003
RAMP UP 1:20
HYD
WILLIAM STREET
13.91 W03 L00
D11 L00
HWU
01 BAR A: 31.1 m2
LOBBY
LOBBY
13
FH
W23 L00
LMR INDEPENDENT RESTAURANT FUNCTION A: 350.9 m2 FUNCTION ROOM ANNEX ROOM
ITEM 009
DP
D06 L00
W22 L00
FIRE PLACE
FIRE PLACE
SP
RAMP BELOW
W02 L00
ITEM 001
W21 L00
SPRINKLER BOOSTER CONNECTION
HYD
MECH. PLANT OVER
BLOCKED WINDOW
W01 L00
ITEM 008
01 CIRCULATION A: 32.3 m2
STAIR 1
12
17
FIRE DOOR
FIRE HYDRANT BOOSTER CONNECTION
16
CIRCULATION
HYD
HR
10 11
STAIRS
MECH. PLANT OVER
14.00
14
3 2
21
FSL 17.180
9
ITEM 007
FH NEW MECH FHR FH FHR
15
SP CHW
CHW HYD
FIRE STAIRS
4
20
PEDESTRIAN RAMP 1:14
D07 L00
ITEM 001
14
RITZ HOTEL RECEPTION/ LOUNGE / LIBRARY
BOH
5
18
22
DP
FFL 17.210
LIFT SHAFT LIFT
17
RAMP UP 1:10
FHR
01 ALFRESCO A: 113.1 m2
NEW ENERGEX CONNECTION CABINET
MECH. PLANT OVER
FP
VOID
15
6
16
FFL 17.206
MECH. PLANT
A: 332.8 m2
1:10 0
16 7
15
SERVICE LIFT 1
DW02 L00
HYD
17
14
ITEM 002
FA LL
19 18
13
19
HWU ITEM 006
A
14.00 BK FALL 1:100 13.95
D03 L00
HR 12
2
RISER
W24 L00
D11 L00
LIFT 6
FIRE STAIRS
02 STORE STORE 2 2 A: 4.7 m A: 2.6m m 134
D11 L00
FFL 17.206
LANDSCAPED AREA REF. TO URBIS FOR DETAILS
TK 14.10
BO 29 H m2
LOUNGE & RECEPTION
DP
FH
COMMS ROOM
CHW
SP
FUNCTION ROOM
HYD
EXIT FFL 13.430
ITEM 001 DP
02 BAR A: 13.7 m2
HYD
MECH. PLANT OVER
HYD
HYD
RECEPTION
FEMALE
SSL 13.80 SSL 13.70
STAIR 2
NEW 5000L GREASE ARRESTOR UNDER DECK
ITEM 004
A: 86.1 m2
AMENITIES
1
INDEPENDENT RESTAURANT KITCHEN
HYD
A: 109.9 m2
BOH
MECH. PLANT OVER
INDEPENDANT RESTAURANT ALFRESCO
REFER TO GUEST BUILDING ACCESS OPTIONS
13 CIRCULATION A: 184.5 m2
FHR
CHW
SP
RITZ LOBBY BAR
10 TENANCY 10 A: 49.5 m2
STAIRS
COLD ROOM
STAFF STAFF
09 TENANCY 09 A: 66.0 m2
08 TENANCY 08 A: 68.0 m2
1
HYD
FP
4
FHR
FIRE STAIRS
07 TENANCY 07 A: 51.0 m2
SUITE (DELUXE)
A: 49.0 m2 L106
MECH
A: 94.3 L107
m2
HYD
CORRIDOR
STAIRS MECH
MECH SP
FHR MECH FH
HYD
SUITE
ELEC
STAIRS
HYD
BOH A: 33.7 m2
A: 54.8 m2 L108
SP MECH
S FH
A: 56.8 m2 L103
SUITE
LIFT 4
COMMS
LIFT 3
FH
MECH
REFER TO GUEST ROOM BALCONY OPTIONS
FHR HYD
L103
BALCONY
HYD
BOH
MECH MECH HYD FHR
FH
SUITE
MECH
HYD
MECH
SUITE
A: 58.1 m2 L102
A: 35.8 m2 L123
SUITE HYD
L102
A: 48.0 m2 L110
MECH
HYD
BALCONY
A: 47.2 m2 L109
MECH
SP
SUITE
HYD
SUITE MECH
A: 108.3 m2 L101
VOID
A: 45.4 m2 L112
HOTEL SUITES AREA SCHEDULE L01
HYD
STAIRS
A: 43.5 m2 L122
HYD
SUITE
L122
BALCONY
SUITE
02 Proposed ground level of the new Ritz Carlton Hotel
A: 47.5 m2 L114
MECH
SUITE A: 33.7 m2 L124 MECH HYD
SUITE
HYD
MECH
A: 47.1 m2 L115
MECH
COMMS ROOM
HYD
BOH
ELEC
SUITE MECH
A: 55.7 m2 L116
A: 34.7 m2
FHR
STAIRS
HYD
SUITE A: 41.8 m2 L121
MECH
COMMS
SP MECH
L121
BALCONY
HYD
SP
03 Proposed typical level of the new Ritz Carlton Hotel and area schedule, showing the disparity in size between each room
ZONE CATEGORY HOTEL SUITE
SUITE A: 46.9 m2 L113
MECH HYD
FHR
LIFT 2
SUITE MECH
HYD
MECH
FH
HYD
SUITE (DELUXE)
MECH
HYD
EXTERNAL CORRIDOR
CORRIDOR
LIFT 1
01 (Across) Existing George St Facade of the Lands Administration Building (sketch by me)
A: 47.7 m2 L111
S HYD
MECH
FP
GUEST LOUNGE
MECH
HYD
A: 50.5 m2 L119
A: 94.1 m2 L120
HYD HYD
MECH
HYD
SUITE A: 52.5 m2 L118
SUITE (DELUXE) A: 93.6 m2 L117 EXISTING PWD GUEST SUITE
BALCONY
BALCONY
L120
L119
L118
L117
HYD
HYD
BALCONY
BOH
HYD
BALCONY L117
HYD
BOH
L120
BALCONY
MECH HYD
B AIR INTAKE TO L00 MEZZ PLANT
58.07 56.81 52.73 48.97 54.82 47.23 47.98 47.72 45.41 46.90 47.46 47.08 55.70 52.47 50.53 41.81 43.54 35.84 33.74 914.83 m2
L101 L104 L107 L117 L120 5
108.27 93.19 94.29 93.64 94.09 483.48 m2
HOTEL SUITE DELUXE
FP
FP HYD
BALCONY
NEW MECH FH FHR
STAIRS FP
SUITE
SUITE (DELUXE)
MECH
SP MECH
CORRIDOR FP
MECH
MECH
LOUNGE
BALCONY
LIFT 6
AREA L102 L103 L105 L106 L108 L109 L110 L111 L112 L113 L114 L115 L116 L118 L119 L121 L122 L123 L124 19
AIR INTAKE TO L00 MEZZ PLANT
24
1,398.31 m2
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CLIENT
8 7 6 5 4
EXISTING SERVICES/PLANT ROOMS ADDED BOH AREA UPDATE, ZONE COLOURS UPDATED RC ID DESIGN TENDER UPDATES TO ALIGN WITH BID INTENT SCHEMATIC DESIGN 60%
ET ER ET ER AV
PL SC SC SC BO
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PROJECT:
ISSUE
QUEENS WHARF BRISBANE
SCHEMATIC DESIGN
Integrated Resort Development LANDS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING DRAWING TITLE
PROJECT NO.
ECHO0004
SCALE 1:200 ON A1 0
DRAWING NO.
4
REVISION 8
10
8
OD
13.8 14 8
4 14.8 6
14.7
1 5 .6 5
15.5 15.7 7
GEORGE STREET
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY
GEORGE STREET OVER
15.7
5
15.8 15.7 1 1
15.4 15.22 9
Public Movement RAMP BELOW
HL PART OF MECH PLANT SERVES PART OF ALL DAY DINING
CARPARK RAMP
CARPARK ENTRY RAMP
CARPARK ACCESS RAMP ENTRY
1 5 .0 9
1 4 .6 5
1 3 .5 8
1 4 .1 1
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
15.7
EXHAUST AIR PLENUM 5
DP
13.4
EXHAUST AIR PLENUM
OFFICE
BOH
BOH
FIRE STAIR
FIRE STAIRS LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
STAIRS
VESTIBULE PWD LIFT
FP
PAINTERS
STORE
GAMING MACHINE TECHNICIANS
FP
SPRAY BOOTH
GAMING
GAMING
BAR
VOID
CASINO MAINTENANCE
FUNCTION ROOM
BAR AHU IN BASEMENT OUTDOOR AIR T/B CURRENTLY THROUGH FLOOR GRILLE (1.7m2)
CLUB LOBBY
RESTAURANT
PLANT OFFICE
STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
STAIRS
FP
STORE PROJECTS STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
LIFT 2
FIRE DOOR
LIFT LOBBY
STAFF MAJOR MECH. PLANT OVER
RISER
RISER
RISER
LIFT 4
PWD
BITE
LIFT PIT
PLANT BOH ACCESS
STEPHENS LANE
RISER
PWD LIFT
F&B COUNT
SAFE
COLD ROOM
LIFT 5
LIFT 6
RISER RISER
RISER
STAIRS LIFT 7
COLD ROOM
HOT PRODUCTION KITCHEN
PASTRY
STAIR
SERVICE DUCT
BOILER ROOM
POTWASH
MECH. PLANT OVER
ACESS TO LANDS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING VIA LIFT DOWN TO B01
RISER
RISER
1 14.4
CASHIERS GAMING
FISH PREP TO TREASURY CASINO BASEMENT 01 FIRE DOORS
RAMP PASSAGE
DEEP FREEZE
COLD ROOM
LIFT 5
LIFT 6
OFFICE
COLD ROOM
FIRE DOORS
PLANT
STAIRS
BOH MECH. PLANT OVER
COMPACTUS
SERVICE DUCT
PASSAGE
SERVICE DUCT
FP
COUNT ROOM
PLANT
4
39.9
14.6
14.3
3
14.1
14.0
6
6
5
ACESSMECH. TO PLANT OVER TREASURY CASINO VIA LIFT DOWN TO B02
CARPARK RAMP
7
14.4 14.3 7 3 3 14.4
3
6 14.0
6
13.9
SECURE LOADING DOCK
SWITCH ROOM
13.8
LOADING BAY
13.9
9 14.4
8 14.2
3 14.1
5 13.9
1
1
AIR INTAKE PLENUM
14.6 14.5 7 4
14.4 14.2 4 8
14.3 14.1 2 9
14.0 13.9 8 4
14.6 14.5 7 3
14.4 14.2 5
14.2 14.0 2 7
STAIR
TURNING BAY RAMP
14.3 14.2
MALE
REFUSE COMPACTOR
14.4
1 4
Level 00 (George St)
FEMALE
BIN WASH PLANT
1
14.0 13.9 6 2
14.0
13.8
ACESS TO LANDS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING VIA LIFT UP TO L00
ACESS TO TREASURY OVER RAMPUP CASINO VIA LIFT LINE OF TO B01
ROLLER DOOR
8 13.7
2
13.7
LIFT
COOLING PIT ROOM
LIFT
EXHAUST AIR PLENUM
WILLIAM STREET OVER
7
13.7
13.7 13.8 13.7 6 8
13.8 13.7 5 1
13.6
LIFT
CARPARK ACCESS RAMP
ACESS TO LANDS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING VIA LIFT DOWN TO B02
ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION
DISAB.
9 14.4
RAMP
1 1 .6 8 9.48
9.24
9 .5 2
14.33
1 1 .6 2
9.5
9.37
1 1 .1 5
9.69 6.45 8
8.99
3 17.9
10.0
14.5
1 1 .5 3
9.42
10.7
9.36
2
9.5
1 1 .6 1
9.52
9 .3 9
9.41
6
1 0 .1 1
10.2
10.62
4 6
7
12.2
10.87
QUEENS WHARF ROAD
7
1 0 .8 5
4
1 0 .5 9
10.6
11.1
9 14.1 6
1 4 .1 8
1
1 2 .0 6
32.2
GROUND LEGEND
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B1
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PROJECT NO.
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LEGEND
KEY PLAN
ECHO0004
QUEENS WHARF BRISBANE SCALE 1:300 ON A1
Integrated Resort Development
0
REVISION
4
8
10
The drawings are to be read in conjunction with the specification and any other written instructions issued. Any discrepancies shall be referred to the Superintendent for a written decision prior to ordering/ supply/ installation/ construction.
REV
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DESCRIPTION
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DRAWING TITLE
DRAWING NO.
Guest Movement Overlay - L00
MLD-SKT-ARC-TQL-00006
B2 CONSULTANT
CLIENT
ML Design112 Bowen Street, Spring Hill Qld. 4000, Australia G.P.O. Box 714, Spring Hill Qld. 4001, Australia
ISSUE
LEGEND
SCALE
PROOFECHO0004 OF CONCEPT REVISION DRAFT REPORT 03.03.17
DRAWING NO.
Guest Movement Overlay - B01
MLD-SKT-ARC-TQL-0007
The drawings are to be read in conjunction with the specification and any other written instructions issued. Any discrepancies shall be referred to the Superintendent for a written decision prior to ordering/ supply/ installation/ construction.
REV
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DESCRIPTION
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3/03/2017
DWN CHK
PROJECT NO.
DRAWING TITLE
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DATE
KEY PLAN
PROJECT:
QUEENS WHARF BRISBANE
PROOF OF CONCEPT DRAFT REPORT 03.03.17
ML Design112 Bowen Street, Spring Hill Qld. 4000, Australia G.P.O. Box 714, Spring Hill Qld. 4001, Australia Telephone +61 732 216 188 Facsimile +61 732 296 863 bris@mldesign.com.au www.mldesign.com.au
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Published:
ISSUE
PROJECT:
PROOF OF CONCEPT DRAFT REPORT 03.03.17
ML Design112 Bowen Street, Spring Hill Qld. 4000, Australia G.P.O. Box 714, Spring Hill Qld. 4001, Australia
N
CONSULTANT
N
8.99
8.85
8 .5 2
9.48
1
9
12.3
12.0
12.9
1 0 .6 7
15.5
9.27
8 11.1
9.33 9.22
3 12.6
1 0 .7
GUEST MOVEMENT
1 3 .0 3
12.9
12.8
12.3
1
14.5
14.5
12.3
1 2 .8 2 1 2 .2
1 1 .7 8
12.4 12.3 4 2
12.1
1 5 .5
GUEST MOVEMENT
CCU ENTRY
9 14.4
13.0 12.9 7 5
8 12.9
1 2 .8 8
1 2 .6 4
9.47
2 14.6
1 4 .5 2 1 2 .4 3
9.47
5 14.5 2
7
3
14.6
14.6
14.6
4
12.8
12.3 6 12.2
1 2 .9 5
1 0 .2 3
9.27
5 14.3 2 14.3
3 14.3
14.33
1 3 .0 3
1 3 .0 3
1
14.5
14.5
12.9 7 12.3
12.1 12.0 3 1
1 3 .0 3
1 4 .5 3
1 1 .7 8
4
12.9 12.8 1
12.4 12.3 6 4
6 12.8
1 2 .8 8
1 2 .6 4
4 12.9 5
7 13.0
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
AIR INTAKE PLENUM
1 3 .0 7 1 4 .7 2
1 3 .0 3
9.33 9.22
14.4 14.3 7 4
14.0 13.9 6 3
14.1 14.0 4 2
14.2 14.1 8 6
4
13.9
13.7
8 12.9 4
13.3 6 13.2
13.5 13.4 6 8
3
6
13.5
13.3
ROLLER DOOR
GENERATOR ROOM
GUEST MOVEMENT
7
13.8
14.1 14.2 3 9 9 14.4
13.0 12.9 7 5 13.3 13.2 8 5
13.6 13.5 2 1
13.0
1 4 .5 2 1 2 .4 3
5
13.5 13.4 3
1 3 .0 3
1 4 .5 3 1 2 .9 5
PLANT
PLANT
13.9
8 13.6 13.5
8
13.5
1 3 .0 7
VALVE ROOM
LINE OF WILLIAM STREET ABOVE
7
13.6 13.4 1 8
13.6 13.5 7 4
13.8 13.7 3 1
3
13.5
9
13.6
1
GAS METERS
LIFT FIRE STAIR
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
BREAK DOWN
LINE OF WILLIAM STREET ABOVE
CAR DROP OFF
4
14.2
13.8
3
14.0 13.9 7 3
14.2 14.0 1 7
13.8
13.6
4
13.9 13.7 8
13.8 13.7 5 7
DOCK LEVELLER LOADING DOCK STAIR
WILLIAM STREET
OFFICE
13.8
LIFT SHAFT
PLENUM
ENGINEERS STORE
STAIR
MECH. PLANT OVER STEP
WILLIAM STREET
STORE
STORE
CHEM. STORE
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
WILLIAM STREET
STORE
LAUNDRY
UNIFORMS
LIFT
FIRE STAIR
MECH. PLANT OVER
14.23
RAMP BELOW
FIRE STAIR
PLANT
BOH
PASSAGE
1
14.0
14.0
8 13.9
BOH
WATER SOFTENERS
"MOVIE LINK" ROOM
MANAGER'S OFFICE
SECURITY
FIRST AID LIFT
LIFT
BOH
MECH. PLANT OVER
FIRE STAIRS
PLENUM
HW UNITS
SECURITY CHECK-IN
EXCL. ROOM
COUNT ROOM
TELEPHONES
PLENUM
RL 6.200
OFFICE
ACESS TO TREASURY CASINO VIA LIFT UP TO L00
ESCALATOR PIT STAIRS
STAIR
LMR
LIFT 9 DRY F & B BULK STORE
SUPPLY AIR RISER
BASEMENT LEVEL 2
OFFICE
STAIRS
OFFICE
PLENUM
FIRE PASSAGE
STORE LOST PROPERTY
STAIR
SERVICE DUCT
SPRINKLER BOOSTER CONNECTION
FUNCTION ROOM ANNEX
ESCAPE PASSAGE
FUNCTION ROOM
LOBBY
FEMALE STAFF LOCKERS OFFICE
SERVER
STAIRS FIRE HYDRANT BOOSTER CONNECTION
BOOM GATE OPERATOR
BOH RECEPTION
LIFT SHAFT
FIRE STAIR
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
HOUSEKEEPING
MEETING RAMP
STAIRS PASSAGE
FIRE DOOR
LMR
VOID
GAMING
2
TO QUEENS PARK BASEMENT 01
LIFT 7
MECH. PLANT
STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
STAIRS
REWARDS
STEWARDING MANAGER'S OFFICE
LIFT 5
RAMP UP FIRE PASSAGE RAMP UP LIFT 2 LIFT PIT
FIRE STAIR
FAC AREA
INTERVIEW
SERVICE PASSAGE
RAMP UP
POTABLE WATER FEED IN CEILING OVER
FACILITIES CLEANING, STEWARD, HOUSEKEEPING OFFICE
FEMALE
FLAMABLE CABINET ROOM
SEWERAGE PUMP ROOM
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
SERVICE PASSAGE
TO QUEENS PARK AND TREASURY CASINO
MAIL ROOM HOT DESK
TO QUEENS PARK BASEMENT 01
STAIR
LIFT 6
UP FROM CAR PARK
RISER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
A.T.M. SERVICES ESCALATOR DOWN FROM LEVEL 01
FIRE DOORS
SCHEDULING ROOM SECURITY DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
OFFICE
OLGR OFFICE (GOVT)
ENTRY
LOBBY
FP
RISER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
2
3
14.2
14.4
LIFT 9 GAMING
POS OFFICE
STAFF & GOODS CORRIDOR
COLD PRODUCTION KITCHEN
FUNCTION ROOM
ESCALATOR UP TO LEVEL 01
COIN STORAGE
GAMING
DIGITAL RADIO CONTROL OFFICE
CHEMICAL STORE
COMMS ROOM
ENTRANCE DISABLED ACCESS
OFFICE
MANTRAP
THE KITCHEN
COLD ROOM
SERVER & STORE
BREAK OUT
STAFF & GOODS CORRIDOR
LIFT LOBBY OFFICE PWD LIFT
LOBBY
TO LANDS ADMIN BASEMENT 01
CELLAR MASTER OFFICE OFFICE
MEETING TRAINING
PLANT
SWITCHROOM OFFICE LIFT 1 LIFT PIT
BREAK OUT
SECURITY OFFICE
COLD ROOM
COLD ROOM
COLD ROOM
SILVER STORE
SILVER CLEANING KITCHEN
SERVER
FORKLIFT PARK
LOUNGE & RECEPTION
GAMING
ENTRANCE DISABLED ACCESS
MALE STAFF LOCKERS
SUB STATION
MINI BAR STORE
PASSAGE
STORE
GAMING
MALE STAFF LOCKERS
SLOPING FLOOR
LIFT 10 FIRE SERVICES CHECK VALVE & DEMARCATION LOCATION
MECH. PLANT OVER
FEMALE
THE KITCHEN
RL 4.900
GENERATOR
RED WINES STORE
SPIRITS STORE
F&B STORE
COMBINED HYDRANT & SPRINKLER AUTHORITY WATER CONNECTION
SPRINKLER VALVE ROOM
STAIRS
BASEMENT LEVEL 2A
STAFF DINING
PLANTROOM
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
LMR LIFT 2
STORE BOH KITCHEN
FIRE DOOR
STORE
PASSAGE
STAIRS LIFT 5
ACESS TO COURTYARD FLOORS ABOVE
LOBBY
STAIR
LIFT 1
STAIRS
OFFICE
STORE
PASSAGE
GAMING
LIFT 4
POST MIX
BOH
DRY BAR
BAR
STAIRS
PASSAGE
COLD ROOM
ELIZABETH STREET
DRY BAR
GAMING
FIRE STAIR
OFFICE
PLANT
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY
GAMING
STORE
LIFT 10
BOH
PASSAGE
9 13.7 5
STAIR OVER
STORE
LOBBY
BOH KITCHEN
KEG ROOM
OVER
MECH. PLANT OVER
OFFICE
L.M.R.
PLANT
MALE GAMING
FEMALE
CARPENTER
OFFICE
STAIRS
STORE
MALE
14.9
SERVICE DUCT
KITCHEN
GAMING
LIFT 1
MAIN SERVER
IT OPERATIONS
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
BOH KITCHEN
LIFT 3
CLNR
BAR
STAIRS
9 15.2
RAMP
BOH
GAMING
STAIRS
RISER
GAMING
2 GO
RAMP
LIFT LOBBY
RISER RISER
SERVICE DUCT OVER
RAMP UP FROM BASEMENT 03
LIFT 4
RAMP
LIFT 3
BOH
CARPARK EXIT RAMP
OFFICE
OFFICE GAMING
PASSAGE
STAIRS
15.6
STAIRS
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
COLD ROOM
STAFF PWD
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
LOBBY
FIRE STAIRS
LIFT 2
STORE
BOH KITCHEN
SLOPING FLOOR
ENGINEERING
SERVER
PWD
STORE
CLNR FEMALE
ELIZABETH STREET OVER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
BITE
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
MALE
CLIENT
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DATE
Staff Movement 13.8 14 8
4 14.8 6
14.7
15.4 15.22 9
15.5 15.7 7
15.8 15.7 1 1
1 5 .6 5
HOUSEKEEPING TO LEVELS 1-4
GEORGE STREET
15.7
5
GEORGE STREET OVER RAMP BELOW
1 5 .0 9
1 4 .6 5
HL PART OF MECH PLANT SERVES PART OF ALL DAY DINING
CARPARK RAMP
CARPARK ACCESS RAMP
1 3 .5 8
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
15.7
1 4 .1 1
5
DP
OFFICE
13.4
BOH
BOH
FIRE STAIRS LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
STAIRS
VESTIBULE PWD LIFT
FP
GAMING MACHINE TECHNICIANS
FP
CLNR GAMING
GAMING
FEMALE
CLUB LOBBY
CASINO MAINTENANCE
FUNCTION ROOM
BAR AHU IN BASEMENT OUTDOOR AIR T/B CURRENTLY THROUGH FLOOR GRILLE (1.7m2)
RESTAURANT
PLANT OFFICE
STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
ENGINEERING STAIRS
FP
STORE PROJECTS STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
LIFT 2
FIRE DOOR
LIFT LOBBY
STORE OFFICE
OFFICE
GAMING
LIFT 3
STAFF MAJOR MECH. PLANT OVER
LIFT 4
BOH RISER
RISER
RISER
LIFT 4
SERVICE DUCT OVER
PWD
BITE
LIFT PIT
PLANT BOH ACCESS
STEPHENS LANE
RISER
MECH. PLANT OVER
RISER
RISER
1 14.4
PWD LIFT
F&B COUNT
SAFE
GAMING
PLANT
FISH PREP
LOBBY COLD ROOM
LIFT 5
LIFT 6
OFFICE
COLD ROOM
FIRE DOORS
PLANT
BOH MECH. PLANT OVER
BOH
LIFT SHAFT
FUNCTION ROOM
LOBBY
DRY F & B BULK STORE
COUNT ROOM
PLANT
5
14.6
14.3
3
14.1
4
39.9
6
6 14.0
BOH
PLENUM
ENGINEERS STORE
STAIR
DOCK LEVELLER
7 13.8
WILLIAM STREET
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
BREAK DOWN CARPARK ACCESS RAMP
WILLIAM STREET OVER
LINE OF WILLIAM STREET ABOVE
3
SWITCH ROOM
ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION
14.4
LOADING BAY
13.8
4
14.2
14.0
3
6
14.4 14.3 7 3
14.2 14.0 1 7
14.0 13.9 7 3
3 13.8
6
SECURE LOADING DOCK
LOADING DOCK STEP
13.9
LIFT SHAFT
STORE UNIFORMS
LIFT
CHEM. STORE
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
WILLIAM STREET
LAUNDRY
PLANT FIRST AID LIFT
FIRE STAIR
MECH. PLANT OVER
MECH. PLANT OVER
MECH. PLANT OVER
CARPARK RAMP
STORE
SECURITY CHECK-IN
EXCL. ROOM
SECURITY CHECK IN
ACCESS UP TO QUEENS PARK
COUNT ROOM
BOH
STAFF ENTRY
PASSAGE
1
14.0
14.0
8 13.9
STORE
LIFT
BOH
MECH. PLANT OVER
FIRE STAIRS
STAIR
4
STORE
ESCALATOR PIT STAIRS
LMR
LIFT 9
FUNCTION ROOM ANNEX
SERVICE DUCT
VOID
FP 2
STAIRS
STAIR
LMR BOOM GATE OPERATOR
REWARDS
RAMP BELOW
13.9 13.7 8
"MOVIE LINK" ROOM
MANAGER'S OFFICE
HOUSEKEEPING
SERVER
SECURITY
OFFICE
TELEPHONES
13.6
FIRE STAIR
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
OFFICE SERVICE DUCT
FIRE STAIRS
STAIRS
OFFICE
GAMING
13.8 13.7 5 7
FAC AREA
FEMALE STAFF LOCKERS OFFICE MEETING
LOST PROPERTY
STAIR
SERVICE DUCT
SPRINKLER BOOSTER CONNECTION
PASSAGE
ESCALATOR DOWN FROM LEVEL 01
FIRE HYDRANT BOOSTER CONNECTION
14.23
WILLIAM STREET
LIFT 5
RAMP UP FIRE PASSAGE RAMP UP LIFT 2 LIFT PIT
FIRE PASSAGE
FACILITIES CLEANING, STEWARD, HOUSEKEEPING OFFICE
STEWARDING MANAGER'S OFFICE
COMPACTUS
RAMP
STAIRS PASSAGE
FIRE DOOR STAIRS
ESCAPE PASSAGE
LIFT 9
RISER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
COIN STORAGE GAMING
A.T.M. SERVICES
STAIR
MECH. PLANT
STAIRS
UP FROM CAR PARK
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
2
14.4
3
14.2
LIFT 6
FP
RISER
TO QUEENS PARK BASEMENT 01
LIFT 7 LIFT LOBBY
GAMING
FLAMABLE CABINET ROOM
OFFICE
INTERVIEW
SERVICE PASSAGE
RAMP UP
FIRE STAIR
HOT DESK
TO QUEENS PARK BASEMENT 01
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
SERVICE PASSAGE
POTABLE WATER FEED IN CEILING OVER
SECURITY DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
MAIL ROOM
FEMALE
OLGR OFFICE (GOVT)
ENTRY TO TREASURY CASINO BASEMENT 01 FIRE DOORS
RAMP PASSAGE
TO QUEENS PARK AND TREASURY CASINO
SCHEDULING ROOM
COLD PRODUCTION KITCHEN
DEEP FREEZE STAIRS
ENTRANCE DISABLED ACCESS ESCALATOR UP TO LEVEL 01
THE KITCHEN
POS OFFICE
STAFF & GOODS CORRIDOR
CHEMICAL STORE
FUNCTION ROOM
LOUNGE & RECEPTION
RISER
OFFICE
MANTRAP
DIGITAL RADIO CONTROL OFFICE
LIFT 6
LIFT 7
OFFICE PWD LIFT
COLD ROOM
SERVER & STORE
BREAK OUT
STAFF & GOODS CORRIDOR
COMMS ROOM
LIFT 5 RISER STAIRS GAMING
ENTRANCE DISABLED ACCESS
FIRE DOORS
TO LANDS ADMIN BASEMENT 01
CELLAR MASTER OFFICE OFFICE
MEETING
LOBBY
COLD ROOM
COLD ROOM
OFFICE LIFT 1 LIFT PIT
BREAK OUT
TRAINING
MECH. PLANT OVER
SWITCHROOM
COLD ROOM
SILVER STORE
SILVER CLEANING KITCHEN
SERVER
SECURITY OFFICE
STORE
CASHIERS GAMING RISER
COLD ROOM
SERVICE DUCT
STAIR
STAIR
FORKLIFT PARK PASSAGE
COLD ROOM
BOH KITCHEN
STORE MINI BAR STORE
COLD ROOM
HOT PRODUCTION KITCHEN
PASTRY
LIFT 10
FEMALE
THE KITCHEN
SUB STATION
POTWASH
STORE
LIFT 4
MALE STAFF LOCKERS
PLANT
BOILER ROOM
COMBINED HYDRANT & SPRINKLER AUTHORITY WATER CONNECTION
FIRE SERVICES CHECK VALVE & DEMARCATION LOCATION
BOH
BAR GAMING
FIRE DOOR
SPRINKLER VALVE ROOM
OFFICE
GENERATOR
MALE STAFF LOCKERS
F&B STORE
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
LMR LIFT 2
STAIRS
OFFICE
RED WINES STORE
PLANTROOM
PASSAGE
ELIZABETH STREET
GAMING
LIFT 5
COURTYARD
LOBBY
DRY BAR
PASSAGE
STAIR OVER
STAIRS STAIRS
DRY BAR
STORE
POST MIX
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
5
LIFT ACCESS BOH BETWEEN B01 & GROUND
LIFT 1 GAMING
STORE
LIFT 10
STAIRS
PASSAGE
PASSAGE
9 13.7
MECH. PLANT OVER
FEMALE
STORE
LOBBY
BOH KITCHEN
KEG ROOM
OVER
LIFT 1
BOH KITCHEN
OFFICE IT OPERATIONS
SPIRITS STORE
L.M.R.
PLANT
MALE GAMING
CARPENTER
STAFF DINING
STAIRS
STORE
MALE
14.9
SERVICE DUCT
KITCHEN
GAMING
MAIN SERVER
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
BOH KITCHEN
LIFT 3
CLNR
BAR
STAIRS
9 15.2
RAMP
BOH
GAMING
STAIRS
RISER
GAMING
2 GO
RAMP
LIFT LOBBY
RISER RISER
PASSAGE
STAIRS
15.6
STAIRS
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
COLD ROOM
STAFF PWD
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
LOBBY
FIRE STAIRS
LIFT 2
SERVER
PWD
STORE
BAR
VOID
ELIZABETH STREET OVER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
BITE
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
MALE
ROLLER DOOR
9 14.4
14.2
14.1
14.6 14.5 7 3
14.4 14.2 5
14.2 14.0 2 7
TURNING BAY RAMP
14.3 14.2
14.4
1 14.0 4
1
14.0 13.9 6 2 13.8
8
13.8 13.7 5 1
13.6
FEMALE
STAIR
MALE
REFUSE COMPACTOR DISAB.
9 14.4
RAMP 14.33
1 3 .0 3
1 1 .6 8 9.48
9.24
1 1 .6 1
9.5 9.36
2
9 .5 2
9.69 8
9.5
8.99
3 17.9
10.0
14.5
1 1 .6 2
9.37
6.45
QUEENS WHARF ROAD
7
1 0 .8 5
4
1 0 .5 9
10.6
11.1
9 14.1 6
1 4 .1 8
1
1 2 .0 6
32.2
8.99
8.85
8 .5 2
9.48
1
9
12.3
12.0
12.9
1 0 .6 7
15.5
9.27
8 11.1
9.33 9.22
3 12.6
1 0 .7
1 1 .5 3
9.42
10.7
10.87
9.52
9 .3 9
9.41
6
1 0 .1 1
10.2
4 6 12.2
7
10.62
12.9
12.8
12.3
1
14.5
14.5
12.3
1 2 .8 2 1 2 .2
1 1 .7 8
12.4 12.3 4 2
12.1
1 5 .5
STAFF MOVEMENT
CCU ENTRY
9 14.4
13.0 12.9 7 5
8 12.9
1 2 .8 8
1 2 .6 4
1 1 .1 5
2 14.6
1 4 .5 2 1 2 .4 3
9.47
5 14.5 2
7
3
14.6
14.6
14.6
4
12.8
12.3 6 12.2
1 2 .9 5
1 0 .2 3
9.47
5 14.3 2 14.3
3 14.3
14.33
1 3 .0 3
1 3 .0 3
1
14.5
14.5
12.9 7 12.3
12.1 12.0 3 1 12.4 12.3 6 4
1 4 .5 3
1 1 .7 8
4
12.9 12.8 1
1 3 .0 3
9.27
14.2 14.1 8 6
14.4 14.3 7 4
14.0 13.9 6 3
14.1 14.0 4 2
14.1 14.2 3 9 9 14.4
8 12.9 6 12.8
1 2 .8 8
1 2 .6 4
4 12.9 5
7 13.0
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
AIR INTAKE PLENUM
1 3 .0 7 1 4 .7 2
1 3 .0 3
9.33 9.22
13.9
4 13.7 4
13.3 6 13.2
13.5 13.4 6 8
3
6
13.5
13.3
ROLLER DOOR
GENERATOR ROOM
STAFF MOVEMENT
7
13.8
13.0 12.9 7 5 13.3 13.2 8 5
13.6 13.5 2 1
13.0
1 4 .5 2 1 2 .4 3
5
13.5 13.4 3
1 3 .0 3
1 4 .5 3 1 2 .9 5
PLANT
PLANT
13.9
8 13.6 13.5
8
13.5
1 3 .0 7
VALVE ROOM
LINE OF WILLIAM STREET ABOVE
7
13.6 13.4 1 8
13.6 13.5 7 4
13.8 13.7 3 1
3
13.5
9
13.6
1
AIR INTAKE PLENUM
14.4 14.2 4 8
14.3 14.1 2 9
13.8 13.7 6
14.0 13.9 8 4
14.6 14.5 7 4
13.7
7
13.7
1
13.9
5
13.8
3
2
13.7
8
13.7
8
13.9
OFFICE
BIN WASH PLANT
GROUND LEGEND
N
KEY PLAN
B1
CLIENT
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MLD-SKT-ARC-TQL-00010
CLIENT
ECHO0004 SCALE 1:300 ON A1
Integrated Resort Development
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PROJECT:
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REVISION
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8
10
DRAWING TITLE
DRAWING NO.
Staff Movement Overlay - B01
MLD-SKT-ARC-TQL-00009
DATE
GEORGE STREET
13.8 14 8
4 14.8 6
14.7
15.4 15.22 9
15.5 15.7 7
15.8 15.7 1 1
1 5 .6 5
Servicing Movement 01 Movement analysis for the hotel
15.7
5
GEORGE STREET OVER RAMP BELOW
1 5 .0 9
1 4 .6 5
HL PART OF MECH PLANT SERVES PART OF ALL DAY DINING
CARPARK RAMP
CARPARK ACCESS RAMP
1 3 .5 8
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
15.7
1 4 .1 1
5
DP
OFFICE
13.4
BOH
BOH
FIRE STAIRS LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
STAIRS
VESTIBULE PWD LIFT
FP
GAMING MACHINE TECHNICIANS
FP
GAMING
GAMING
FEMALE
BAR
VOID
CASINO MAINTENANCE
FUNCTION ROOM
BAR AHU IN BASEMENT OUTDOOR AIR T/B CURRENTLY THROUGH FLOOR GRILLE (1.7m2)
CLUB LOBBY
RESTAURANT
PLANT OFFICE
STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
ENGINEERING STAIRS
FP
STORE PROJECTS STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
LIFT 2
FIRE DOOR
LIFT LOBBY
STORE OFFICE
OFFICE
GAMING
LIFT 3
STAFF MAJOR MECH. PLANT OVER
LIFT 4
BOH RISER
RISER
RISER
LIFT 4
SERVICE DUCT OVER
PWD
BITE
LIFT PIT
PLANT BOH ACCESS
STEPHENS LANE
PASSAGE
STAIR
STORE
STAIR
RISER
MINI BAR STORE COLD ROOM
PASSAGE
COLD ROOM
LIFT 6 FIRE DOORS
BOH
PLANT
MECH. PLANT OVER
STAIRS
DRY F & B BULK STORE
COUNT ROOM
PLANT
5
14.6
14.3
3
14.1
4
39.9
6
6 14.0
BOH
STORE
DOCK LEVELLER
7 13.8
WILLIAM STREET
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
BREAK DOWN CARPARK ACCESS RAMP
WILLIAM STREET OVER
LINE OF WILLIAM STREET ABOVE
3
SWITCH ROOM
ELECTRICAL SUBSTATION
14.4
LOADING BAY
13.8
4
14.2
14.0
3
6
14.4 14.3 7 3
14.2 14.0 1 7
14.0 13.9 7 3
3 13.8
SECURE LOADING DOCK
LOADING DOCK STEP
6
LIFT SHAFT
PLENUM
ENGINEERS STORE
STAIR
MECH. PLANT OVER
MECH. PLANT OVER
CARPARK RAMP
WILLIAM STREET
STORE
UNIFORMS
LIFT
CHEM. STORE
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
13.9
STORE
LAUNDRY
PLANT
LIFT
FIRE STAIR
MECH. PLANT OVER
STAIR
4
STORE
SECURITY
FIRST AID
BOH
PASSAGE
1
14.0
14.0
8 13.9
BOH
FIRE STAIRS
RAMP BELOW
13.9 13.7 8
"MOVIE LINK" ROOM
SECURITY CHECK-IN
EXCL. ROOM
LIFT MECH. PLANT OVER
14.23
13.6
FIRE PASSAGE
MANAGER'S OFFICE
OFFICE
ESCALATOR PIT
COUNT ROOM
TELEPHONES
13.8 13.7 5 7
FIRE STAIR
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
OFFICE SERVICE DUCT
STAIR
LMR
LIFT 9
FUNCTION ROOM ANNEX
SERVICE DUCT
FUNCTION ROOM
LOBBY
STAIRS
OFFICE
SPRINKLER BOOSTER CONNECTION
BOOM GATE OPERATOR
BOH
LIFT SHAFT
LOST PROPERTY
STAIR
SERVICE DUCT
STAIRS
FIRE HYDRANT BOOSTER CONNECTION
LMR
VOID
FP 2
SERVER
PASSAGE
FIRE DOOR STAIRS
FIRE STAIRS
STAIRS
REWARDS GAMING
WILLIAM STREET
LIFT 5
RAMP UP FIRE PASSAGE RAMP UP LIFT 2 LIFT PIT
HOUSEKEEPING
FEMALE STAFF LOCKERS OFFICE MEETING
STAIRS
UP FROM CAR PARK
RISER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
A.T.M. SERVICES ESCALATOR DOWN FROM LEVEL 01
COMPACTUS
RAMP STAIR
MECH. PLANT FP
RISER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
2
14.4
3
14.2
LIFT 6
ESCALATOR UP TO LEVEL 01
LIFT 9
PASSAGE
OFFICE
MANTRAP
STEWARDING MANAGER'S OFFICE
SERVICE PASSAGE
RAMP UP
FIRE STAIR FACILITIES CLEANING, STEWARD, HOUSEKEEPING OFFICE
FAC AREA
INTERVIEW
TO QUEENS PARK BASEMENT 01
LIFT 7
ESCAPE PASSAGE
OFFICE
GAMING
FLAMABLE CABINET ROOM
TO QUEENS PARK BASEMENT 01
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
SERVICE PASSAGE
POTABLE WATER FEED IN CEILING OVER
MAIL ROOM HOT DESK
CHEMICAL STORE
LIFT 5
OFFICE
COLD ROOM
BOH
ENTRANCE DISABLED ACCESS
COIN STORAGE
GAMING
STAFF & GOODS CORRIDOR
FEMALE
OFFICE
OLGR OFFICE (GOVT)
ENTRY TO TREASURY CASINO BASEMENT 01 FIRE DOORS
RAMP PASSAGE
TO QUEENS PARK AND TREASURY CASINO
SCHEDULING ROOM SECURITY DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
STAFF & GOODS CORRIDOR
FISH PREP
LOBBY DEEP FREEZE STAIRS
LIFT LOBBY
THE KITCHEN
POS OFFICE
COLD PRODUCTION KITCHEN
FUNCTION ROOM
LOUNGE & RECEPTION
RISER LIFT 7
PWD LIFT
DIGITAL RADIO CONTROL OFFICE
LIFT 6
RISER STAIRS GAMING
ENTRANCE DISABLED ACCESS
COLD ROOM
SERVER & STORE
BREAK OUT
COLD ROOM
COLD ROOM
FIRE DOORS
TO LANDS ADMIN BASEMENT 01
CELLAR MASTER OFFICE OFFICE
MEETING
LOBBY
SECURITY OFFICE
PLANT
COLD ROOM
FIRE SERVICES CHECK VALVE & DEMARCATION LOCATION
MECH. PLANT OVER
MECH. PLANT OVER
OFFICE LIFT 1 LIFT PIT
BREAK OUT
TRAINING
COMMS ROOM
LIFT 5
SWITCHROOM
COLD ROOM
SILVER STORE
SILVER CLEANING KITCHEN
SERVER
FORKLIFT PARK
PASSAGE
STAIRS
RISER
RISER
1 14.4
PWD LIFT
F&B COUNT
SAFE
GAMING
02 Preliminary back of house proposal for the Ritz Carlton Hotel basement
POST MIX
COLD ROOM
HOT PRODUCTION KITCHEN
PASTRY
POTWASH
STORE
CASHIERS GAMING RISER
LIFT 4
SUB STATION
PLANT
BOILER ROOM
LIFT 10
FEMALE
THE KITCHEN
OFFICE
GENERATOR
MALE STAFF LOCKERS
F&B STORE
COMBINED HYDRANT & SPRINKLER AUTHORITY WATER CONNECTION
SPRINKLER VALVE ROOM
OFFICE
MALE STAFF LOCKERS
PLANTROOM
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
LMR LIFT 2
STORE BOH KITCHEN
FIRE DOOR
STORE
SERVICE DUCT
ELIZABETH STREET
BAR GAMING
STAIRS
PASSAGE
STAIRS
GAMING
LIFT 5
COURTYARD
LOBBY
DRY BAR
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
5
STAIR OVER
BOH
STAIRS
DRY BAR
PASSAGE
9 13.7
MECH. PLANT OVER
LIFT 1 GAMING
STORE
LIFT 10
KEG ROOM
OVER
MALE GAMING
FEMALE
STORE
LOBBY
BOH KITCHEN
CARPENTER
OFFICE
RED WINES STORE
SPIRITS STORE
L.M.R.
PLANT
MALE
LIFT 1
BOH KITCHEN
MAIN SERVER
IT OPERATIONS
STAFF DINING
STAIRS
STORE
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SERVICE DUCT
KITCHEN
GAMING
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
BOH KITCHEN
LIFT 3
CLNR
BAR
STAIRS
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RAMP
BOH
GAMING
STAIRS
RISER
GAMING
2 GO
RAMP
LIFT LOBBY
RISER RISER
PASSAGE
STAIRS
15.6
STAIRS
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
COLD ROOM
STAFF PWD
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
LOBBY
FIRE STAIRS
LIFT 2
SERVER
PWD
STORE
CLNR
ELIZABETH STREET OVER
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
BITE
FIRE RATED CORRIDOR
MALE
ROLLER DOOR
9 14.4
14.2
14.1
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14.4 14.2 5
14.2 14.0 2 7
TURNING BAY RAMP
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14.4
1 14.0 4
1
14.0 13.9 6 2 13.8
8
13.8 13.7 5 1
13.6
FEMALE
STAIR
MALE
REFUSE COMPACTOR DISAB.
9 14.4
RAMP 14.33
1 3 .0 3
8
9.24 9.36
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11.1
SERVICE VEHICLE ENTRY
GROUND CONSULTANT
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9.69
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SERVICING MOVEMENT
CCU ENTRY
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7 13.0
FIRE CONTROL ROOM
AIR INTAKE PLENUM
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9.33 9.22
13.9
4 13.7 4
13.3 6 13.2
13.5 13.4 6 8
3
6
13.5
13.3
ROLLER DOOR
GENERATOR ROOM
SERVICING MOVEMENT
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13.6 13.5 2 1
13.0
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5
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PLANT
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8
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VALVE ROOM
LINE OF WILLIAM STREET ABOVE
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3
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9
13.6
1
AIR INTAKE PLENUM
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7
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13.9
5
13.8
3
2
13.7
8
13.7
8
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MLD-SKT-ARC-TQL-00011
Spatial Planning
Since the existing building was already being used as a hotel, there were already significant BOH provisions in the basement. The existing casino facilities, which are to be relocated to a new building designed by CPA, are to be replaced by a sunken retail plaza and marketplace. The new BOH hotel facilities therefore needed to include a provision for this future retail stage, whilst also meeting the current Ritz Carlton brief. To do this, it was critical to have a clear understanding of each ‘movement’ and process that is required for the hotel to function.
01
02
01
02
GEORGE STREET OVER CARPARK ACCESS RAMP A
A
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE S
EXISTING PLENUM / PLANT FIRE STAIRS
BOH AREA SUMMARY:
EXISTING ENGINEERING
ELIZABETH STREET OVER
FIRE STAIRS STAIRCASE TO URBIS DETAILS
120m²
MALE TOILETS
25m²
FEMALE TOILETS
42m²
NEW GENERATOR ROOM
MALE LOCKERS LIFT 4
MEP PLANT (IF NOT LOCATED ON MEZZANINE)
60m²
FEMALE LOCKERS
56m²
HOTEL SUPPORT
54m²
LAUNDRY
EXISTING SUB STATION
RETAIL LAYOUT TBC
HOUSEKEEPING
155m²
UNIFORMS
27m²
STAFF TRAINING
65m²
NURSE + PWD
35m²
SECURITY
27m²
FOOD SERVICES
443m²
STAFF DINING + SERVERY LIFT MOTOR ROOM
LIFT 1 LIFT PIT
FIRE DOORS
TO LANDS ADMIN BASEMENT 01
PLANT
TO QUEENS PARK AND TREASURY CASINO
SERVICE PASSAGE
SERVICE PASSAGE
POTABLE WATER FEED IN CEILING OVER
MALE LOCKERS
LIFT 5
RAMP UP SP
RAMP UP
RELOCATED LAB MSB MALE TOILETS
MSB
FIRE PASSAGE RAMP UP LIFT 2 LIFT PIT
FIRE STAIR
LIFT MOTOR ROOM
90m²
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
EXISTING SWITCHROOM
FH
HOTEL SUPPORT SYSTEMS FIRE PASSAGE
TO TREASURY RETAIL
FEMALE TOILETS
KITCHEN FREEZER/COLD ROOMS ZONE
TO TREASURY CASINO BASEMENT 01
POT WASH
FISH
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
FIRE STAIR
FEMALE LOCKERS
DRY STORE EXISTING HOUSEKEEPING ZONE
FIRE STAIRS
FIRE DOORS
STAIR
GARDEN SIGNAGE >
STAFF SERVERY DRY & BULK STORE
STAFF DINING
PRODUCTION KITCHEN
PASTRY
DRY STORE EXISTING LAUNDRY LIFT TO LANDS ADMIN BLDG
PWD SECURITY
LIFT
LIFT
NURSE
STAFF TRAINING
EXISTING PLANT
UNIFORMS
LIFT
SP
LIFT
FIRE STAIR EXISTING PLENUM
B
B
BREAK DOWN
LINE OF LEVEL 00 ABOVE
CARPARK ACCESS RAMP
WILLIAM STREET OVER
FOOD SERVICES ZONE LOCKERS + TOILETS 1
LEVEL 04 - PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1:200
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RC BOH BASEMENT 01
MLD-SKT-ARC-TQ3-00097
GEORGE STREET GEORGE ST LEVEL 01 BALCONY GEORGE ST LEVEL 01 BALCONY
GEORGE GEORGE STREET STREET
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HYD MECH
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FHR
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HYD
HERITAGE TIMBER DOOR SILL
FHR
HYD
LEVEL 03 FFL
EXISTING UPLIGHTS TO BE REVIEWED
1,245
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2,500
2,500
HYD HYD HYD HYD HYD HYD
FIXED GLASS PANEL HERITAGE HERITAGE TIMBER DOOR TIMBERSILL DOOREXISTING SILL UPLIGHTS TO BE REVIEWED
1,245
SANDSTONE PILASTERS
2,500
15 90
2,500
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HYD MECH
01
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EXISTING GUTTER 25mm STEP
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HYD
FIXED GLASS FIXEDPANEL GLASS PANEL
FH
HYD HYD MECH HYDMECH HYDMECH
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Balcony Interventions
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3LEVEL 013 FFL
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01 Existing heritage balustrade photos 02 Section of new balustrade intervention on balcony
1
LEVEL 01 GEORGE ST - PERSPECTIVE
2
LEVEL 02 GEORGE ST - PERSPECTIVE
3
LEVEL 03 QUEENS PARK - PERSPECT
03 Conceptual perspective of new balustrades
PROPOSED FRAMELESS GLASS BALUSTRADE
EXISTING SANDSTONE TOP RAIL
EXISTING HERITAGE DOORS
126
100
55
EXISTING UPLIGHTS TO BE REVIEWED
15 90
LEVEL 01 FFL
4
02
PROPOSED BALUSTRADE & DOOR THRESHOLD SCALE: 1:10
CONSULTANT
HERITAGE TIMBER DOOR SILL
275
EXISTING GUTTER 25mm STEP DOWN
950 1,050
635
SANDSTONE PILASTERS
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2 2LEVEL LEVEL 2 02 LEVEL GEORGE 02 GEORGE 02 GEORGE ST ST - PERSPECTIVE - PERSPECTIVE ST - PERSPECTIVE
3 3LEVEL LEVEL 3 03 LEVEL QUEENS 03 QUEENS 03 QUEENS PARK PARK - PERSPECTIVE PARK - PERSPECTIVE - PERSPECTIVE
DWN CHK
DATE
3
D1 - CANOPY FIXING DETAIL
4
THUMBNAIL VIEW 01
5
THUMBNAIL VIEW 02
SCALE: 1:25
PD01
FREE STANDING CANTELEVERED CANOPY EXISTING QUEEN VICTORIA STATUE
2,280
NEW GROUND PLANE COVERS EXISTING STEPS NEW ENTRY DOOR & GLAZING
INFILLED FLOOR
2,283
NEW STEPS MINOR GROUND LEVEL CHANGES - SLOPE UP TO BUILDING ENTRY
+15.440 +15.113
+15.590
+15.440
+15.290
5
2
ENTRY DOOR SECTION PROPOSED
THUMBNAIL VIEW 02
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01 Section through proposed entry awning
2,280 FREE STANDING CANOPY EXISTING GLAZING
02 Elevation of proposed hotel entry 03 Conceptual perspective of new entry awning setout
NEW STEPS NEW 1:30 RAMP MINOR GROUND LEVEL CHANGES - SLOPE UP TO BUILDING ENTRY
+15.440
+15.590
+15.365
+15.290 +14.984
+15.232
EXISTING GROUND LINE
02 2
ENTRY DOOR SECTION PROPOSED
RL +15.590 TQL_QPK-LAB_LEVEL 00
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EXISTING GROUND LINE
01
ENTRY DOOR SECTION PROPOSED
+15.365
+14.984
EXISTING GROUND LINE
1
+15.590
+15.290
04 Conceptual perspective of new entry awning from the Queens Gardens
Hotel Entry
Due to the heritage requirements of the building exterior, the entry awning posed an unique challenge. The objective of the awning design was to enhance the curved entry opening whilst not detracting from the overall historic facade. One of numerous options, shown here, features a curved steel lightweight structure with pale glass panels. This outcome sufficiently provided the required amenity for the entry, aligned with the traffic and structural objectives and tied in with the overall building composition.
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