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RESUME AND PORTFOLIOPATRICIA NJIDEKA KIO

TABLE OF CONTENTSresume --------------------------- 3work at tam dikibo architects --------- 4proposed abattoir -------------------13proposed academy -------------------20fortune estate ---------------------23residential building ----------------- 26thesis for post graduate --------------32undergraduate landscaping ------------43gallery of existing works ------------ 45gallery of designs ------------------48photographs -----------------------53scrabble -------------------------55

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PERSONAL INFORMATIONFull name : Kio, Patricia Njideka

Gender : Female

Date of Birth : 8th January, 1983

Address : 18 Geodetic Road,

Rumuomasi, Port Harcourt, Rivers

State, Nigeria.

Email : [email protected]

Telephone number : +2348034241052

EDUCATIONRIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY(RSUST)------ 2004 - 2010

Degree----------------Master of Science

RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY------------------1998 - 2003

Degree ---------------Bachelor of Science

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GIRLS COLLEGE

OWERRI---------------------------1992 - 1997

West African Senior School Certificate

SKILLS AND COMPETENCESDesign of residential and commercial buildings.

Ability to interpret construction drawings.

Production of paper models and three dimensional

models using various software.

Site supervision of building projects

Good team player, ability to motivate group to achieve

set goals.

PRESENTATIONSFIRE SAFETY IN BUILDINGS

Continuous Professional Development Program Seminar

September 2012

MAKING ALTERNATE DESIGN FOR

MATERIALS TO IMPROVE ENERGY

EFFICIENCY IN BUILDINGS-

West African Architecture Festival, October 2016

INTERESTSPoetry, Scrabble, Volunteer works

COMPUTER SKILLSAutoCad Advanced

ArchiCad Advanced

Artlantis Intermediate

Sketch up - Intermediate

AutoCad Architecture - Intermediate

Microsoft Office - Intermediate

LANGUAGESIgbo - Native

English - Fluent

ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCES2016 RIVERS STATE UNIVERSITY OF

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Position:- Lecturer

Responsibilities:- Member of panels for jury

2015 2016 TAM DIKIBO ARCHITECTS

Position:- Architect

Responsibilities:- Design of residential and

commercial buildings, Production of working

drawings, production of three dimensional models

with ArchiCad and AutoCad Architecture,

supervision of site, production of site reports, taking

of minutes for site meetings

20122014 KOLLYNS-TEC AND ASSOCIATES

Position:- Architect

Responsibilities:- Site Inspection of Government

Customary Court building projects, production of

reports

2000 2003 STUDIO THREE ASSOCIATES

2005 2012 STUDIO THREE ASSOCIATES

Position:- Architecture Intern

Responsibilities:- Design and paper modelling of

residential buildings

Designing, three dimensional modelling and

production of working drawings for residential and

commercial building.

REFEREESDr. N. O. Imaah--------RSUST

Dr. Frank l. Owajionyi --------RSUST

Mrs. Jubiline West----University Of Port Harcourt

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mailto:[email protected]

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Proposed Yayo-Ama Retreat Center201501

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Proposed Yayo-Ama Retreat Center

INTRODUCTIONThis project was carried out at thefirm - Tam Dikibo Architects. Thedesign and drawings were done witha team of architects. I did the sitelayout, conference center and hostelsdesign and three dimensionaldrawings under the supervision ofMr. Tam Dikibo. This drawing wasdone for free as a contribution to thechurch

PROJECT BRIEFConference Center5 Hostel BlocksChapelRectors ResidenceUtility Areas, Recreation area and servicequarters.

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Perspective views of hostel block. The views at the left and bottom preceded the final design in the middle and right side.

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PROJECT SUPERVISION AT UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT , RIVERS STATE NIGERIA2015

WORK AT TAM DIKIBO ARCHITECTS

Some sites visited as a staff at Tam Dikibo Architects[Clockwise from top left]i. The view of faculty building under

constructionii. On the second floor slab for

inspection during site meeting.iii. Another view of faculty buildingiv. Supervision of 6 accommodation

buildings for Nigerian National Petroleum Company workers at Onne.

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PERSONAL WORK

PROPOSED ABATTOIR 201502

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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Abattoirs across Nigeria are in horrible, distasteful

conditions. Open places are used, infested tables and faulty scales

for measuring meat. Meat is conveyed with dirty wheelbarrows and rickety

vehicles constituting health hazards. The quality of meat consumed is inimical to our health. Passenger vehicles and motorcycle transportation of

meat exposes it to pathogens like listeria and salmonella.

The food and agriculture organization of the united nations says Nigeria has not met the minimum animal protein intake per person.

SOLUTION Construction of a modern abattoir Provision of sanitary facilities Sanitary transportation of meat Production storage and disposal or removal of offensive

waste The abattoir will provide employment

CONCEPT all animals have a heart we need to care for the animals to get the

best meat the heart has four chambers the abattoir has four main sections administration, slaughter area, holding

pens and accommodation courtyard scheme for proper lighting

and ventilation

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Burning of waste that pollutes the atmosphere and the local waterways.Total number of animals slaughtered per day at existing abattoir :Cows-120, Goats-100, Pigs-30, Sheep-30, Poultry and Fish .

IMAGE OF EXISTING ABATTOIR AT PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA

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CASE STUDY- JOHNNYS FOOD AND MEAT COMPLEX IN ACCRA, GHANALand Area - 4.9 acres, can employ 500peopleCost - 10 million cedis-4.3 million us dollarsholding pens, slaughter house,stunning room, chilling room3 large cold stores, storage capacityof 200 metric tonnes ofprocessed meat.dry store for grainsOwner - Mr. John AgyekumConstructed in 2013Owner worked in an abattoir in Germanyfor about 25 years before moving back to hishometown in Ghana. He obtained fundingfrom his savings and the GermanGovernment. The abattoir has a capacity toslaughter 200 cows per dayAreas - Holding pens, slaughter andhanging area, cold stores, changing rooms.administration block.

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EXPANSION

Floor plan layout

PAUNCH TABLE

TRIPEWASHINGCABINET

STOMACH CONTENTSHOPPER OVER

BUCKETELEVATOR

SKINS

INSPECTOR'SROOM

CONDEMNEDMEAT AND

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EMERGENCYSLAUGHTER

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PAUNCH TABLE

TRIPEWASHINGCABINET


BUCKETELEVATOR

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AND WASHING

FATROOM

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STUNNINGPENS

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CATTLE

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OFFAL

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INSPECTOR'SROOM

INSPECTOR'SROOM

DETAINEDCARCASSES

DETAINEDCARCASSES

DETAINEDCARCASSES

SKINS

PRE-COOLERAREA

CHILL ROOM

LOADING AREA

OFFICE ANDSTAFF WELFARE

PACKAGING AREA

CHILL ROOM

CHILL ROOM

FATROOMPAUNCH TABLE

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CATTLESLAUGHTER

AREA

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COOKING & SMOKING

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ROOM

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HOLDING PENS

MARKET

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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015PROPOSED SLAUGHTER FOR PORT HARCOURT, RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA-SITE PLAN

BRIEF Unloading area Holding pens Slaughter/kill area Cooling areas Equipment stores Cold stores Smoking areas Raw process area

Slaughter house

Holding Pens

market

accomodationaccomodation

Access road

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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015PERSPECTIVES AND ELEVATIONS

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PERSONAL WORK

PROPOSED ACADEMY FOR AKER SOLUTIONS AT BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA

AKER SOLUTIONSGlobal provider of products and services to the oil and gas industry for 175 yearsIts engineering, design and technology brings discoveries into productionEmploys approximately 16000 people in about 20 countries

CONCEPTThe letter A is first of the alphabetThe letter A is for excellence grade AThe concept will apply the form of theletter a, for being the first and anexcellent provider of training and

production of oil and gas services.

BRIEFOffice building,workshop1,Workshop 2,training room 1,Training room 2, Accomodation-40 rooms, 2 persons per room to Accommodate 80 people twoGate houses

Services for generatorFencingExternal works

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PERSONAL WORK

PROPOSED ACADEMY FOR AKER SOLUTIONS AT BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA JANUARY 201603

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offices

20 plots- 9000 square metres150metres X 60 metres

canteenworkshop

trainee accomodation

kitchenstore

entrance

lobby

courtyard swimming

pool

bar

parking-40 cars

training

room

staff

accomodation

SITE LAYOUT

Perspective of second option for the first proposal. My design was selected by the company after a design selection process and I went on to produce final design.

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Perspectives of final proposal

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FORTUNE ESTATE ETCHE RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA 2006

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FORTUNE ESTATE ETCHE, RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA 2006

PERSONAL WORK

PROJECTA group of civil engineerscame together to develop11,700 square meters of landfor an estate to be leased tocompany staff.My design was selected fromsubmissions by architects allover the country.BRIEF8 of two bedroom apartments6 of three bedroomapartments.Recreation building with areasfor shopping, multi purposehall, and indoor games area.Swimming poolService building for staffworking in the estate.Security postWater treatment building.

AERIAL VIEW OF FORTUNE ESTATE

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FORTUNE ESTATE ETCHE RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA 2006

PERSONAL WORK

VIEW OF THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS RECREATION BUILDING

VIEW OF TWO BEDROOM TERRACE BUILDING SEMI-DETACHED THREE BEDROOM APARTMENTS

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RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT WARRI, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA OCTOBER 201605

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GATE

HOUSE

PROPOSED BUILDING

PROJECTA family house for an extended family in their hometown.RESPONSIBILITYDesign and production of working drawings.Setting out of building on site.CONCEPTThe house is on split levels due to the terrain. The wings of the house have different heights showing steps in life.

SITE PLAN

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Sections showing staircases, pool and basement

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PERSONAL WORKRESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT WARRI, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA OCTOBER 2016

Setting out, excavation, casting of columns and laying of blockwork

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RECREATIONAL CENTRE FOR PORT HARCOURTSEPTEMBER 2008

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PROJECT DEFINITIONRecreation refreshes, renews and recreates our health.Sedentary lifestyle increases the need for recreation.

PROJECT BRIEFIndoor areas -Sports Hall, Bowling Alley, Table tennis, Spa andsauna, wrestling, judo, karate, billiards, dance theatre,aerobics, games room, squash courtsOutdoor areas - Swimming pools, miniature golf, beachvolleyball, tennis, climbing wall, playgroundSocial areas Bar. Lounges and accommodationSupport areas - Offices, Child watch, pro shops, restaurant

THESIS FOR POSTGRADUATE WORK SPORTS ARCHITECTURECONCEPTIn a wave the energy of a vibration is moving away from the sourcein the form of a disturbance within the surrounding medium.Waves are unique and depend on their source in a similarity tothe flexible way to proffer solution to the magnitude of shelterneeds. Waves and exercise involve movement and energy transfer.

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THESIS FOR POSTGRADUATE WORK SPORTS ARCHITECTURE

The Recreation Center is designed on16.15 acres of land with a minimumstaff strength of 90 people. This projectwas proposed to encourage over 1.3million residents in the city of PortHarcourt to increase their participationin exercising. Port Harcourt is thecapital of Rivers State. The site locationmap, site analysis and site layout areshown on the left.

SITE ANALYSIS

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SITE PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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The sections show the heights, roof slabs doubling as balconies. Tropical architecture utilizing natural sources of daylight and winds for lighting and comfort in the spaces. The courtyards serve as social spaces and aid ventilation as more wall areas are available.

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AERIAL PERSPECTIVE OF RECREATION CENTRE

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PERSPECTIVE VIEWS OF RECREATION CENTRE

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Working models for the recreation center. Picture below shows final presentation.

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SITE PLANNING AND LANDSCAPING JANUARY 2002

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ProjectARC 476 Site planning and LandscapingModel for the above course which earned me a grade A.

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SCRABBLEPERSONAL WORK

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SCRABBLE

Causeway Scrabble Tournament at Johor Bahru, Malaysia 2009

Doubles Prize at National Sports Festival Lagos, Nigeria 2012

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