Introduction

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Architecture: PlacementArchitecture: Placement Brown’s Hill Steps Lilac Cottage The Ridings Market Square Britannia House

Architecture: Part 1 (Degree) Doctor’s Surgery Devil’s Point House The Butterfly Hotel

Photography Barcelona Helsinki Australia Riverhouse Istanbul Bristol

Travel Journal Extracts Barcelona Helsinki Istanbul Bristol Edinburgh

Personal ProjectsPersonal Projects Noodle Head Designs Art Pieces Royal Sweet Pea

Sketch perspectives Existing site

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Second floor plan

Roof plan

Rear elevation

Section A-A

Brief: The client was interested in cre-ating an external space in the means of a roof terrace to the existing building within a con-servation area.

Solution: The proposed scheme is to alter the rear of the building by creating a roof terrace allowing the client to stand behind and look over the ridge of the roof.

Existing site Consept sketch

Rear elevation

Ground floor plan First floor plan

Brief: To design a link between an ex-isting to a proposed extension without compromising any fea-tures of the original cottage.

Solution: The client was interested in in-creasing the size of their living accommodation by converting the existing out building. As the building is listed no new internal opening were allowed within the original cottage. The only wayway of creating an internal access was to design a link be-tween the existing extension to the proposed. By taking a con-temporary approach with a glass link a contrast between the new and the existing, the historic fabric of the house would not be compromised.

Sketch perspectives Existing site

Ground floor plan

First floor plan

Second floor plan

Roof plan

Rear elevation

Section A-A

Brief: The client was interested in cre-ating an external space in the means of a roof terrace to the existing building within a con-servation area.

Solution: The proposed scheme is to alter the rear of the building by creating a roof terrace allowing the client to stand behind and look over the ridge of the roof.

Existing site Consept sketch

Rear elevation

Ground floor plan First floor plan

Brief: To design a link between an ex-isting to a proposed extension without compromising any fea-tures of the original cottage.

Solution: The client was interested in in-creasing the size of their living accommodation by converting the existing out building. As the building is listed no new internal opening were allowed within the original cottage. The only wayway of creating an internal access was to design a link be-tween the existing extension to the proposed. By taking a con-temporary approach with a glass link a contrast between the new and the existing, the historic fabric of the house would not be compromised.

Upper floor plan

Lower floor plan

Site section A-A South elevation as proposedExisting site

Sectional Elevation as proposed

Section as proposed

Site Concept

Brief: The aim for this project was to create a new entrance exten-sion to an existing home with new vehicle access.

Solution: The proposed involves con-structing a new driveway which would be accessed from Ben-nett Road, at the top end of the property. The design of the driveway is wide to allow easier and safer manoeuvrability on the driveway and improve access onto the main road. The proposal also includes an en-trance extension to the main house. The extension has been designed to fit in a tight space and made small in size to be more sympathetic to the exist-ing house and the surrounding landscape.

Floor plan as proposed

Elevations as proposed

Photomontage as proposed

Existing site

Brief: To refurbish the existing toilet block in Dartmouth’s listed Market Square.

Solution: TheThe existing Market Square toilet block is currently located to the rear of the square and is open to the public from the car park. The toilets are currently dark, rundown, regularly van-dalised and offer no disabled facilities.facilities. The proposed altera-tions include a full refurbish-ment of the existing Market Square toilet. The existing toilet entrance would be relocated al-lowing the toilets to be ac-cessed from inside the square. The new layout would include a disabled toilet as well as new male, female and staff facilities.

Floor plan as proposed

Elevations as proposed

Photomontage as proposed

Existing site

Brief: To refurbish the existing toilet block in Dartmouth’s listed Market Square.

Solution: TheThe existing Market Square toilet block is currently located to the rear of the square and is open to the public from the car park. The toilets are currently dark, rundown, regularly van-dalised and offer no disabled facilities.facilities. The proposed altera-tions include a full refurbish-ment of the existing Market Square toilet. The existing toilet entrance would be relocated al-lowing the toilets to be ac-cessed from inside the square. The new layout would include a disabled toilet as well as new male, female and staff facilities.

Conservatory detail

Existing site

North elevation

Second floor plan

First floor plan

Brief: The client was interested in cre-ating extra living accommoda-tion to their property, located in a Conservation Area.

Solution: The alterations to Britannia House, Dartmouth, are de-signed to make the most of the internal living spaces whilst having minimal impact on the appearance and character of the house. This scheme is sym-pathetic to the surrounding area and to the neighbouring houses to the rear of the prop-erty. By raising the roof 1000mm, the proportions of the house will become balanced, therefore the alterations would enhance appearance of the ex-isting building and its surround-ings.

Front elevation

Sketch section

Rear elevationSection

ShadowsPrivacy

For the ‘tight fit lose fit’ project, my concept was to design a building that gave the feeling of openness whilst still providing privacy. My main inspiration de-rived from an image captured on site. I wanted to incorporate aa large glazed atrium space with a timber screens, allowing light to pass through to create delicate shadows across the walls and floors.

Perspective

Front elevation

Rear elevation

Sketch plan

For the ‘my architecture’ project, I was inspired by the history of the site. My concept was to design a house that re-flected the history of Devil’s Point. Historically the site had been used to house canons as partpart of Plymouth’s defence system. Therefore I was drawn to the similarities between the function of a fort and what a family home meant to me. A fort is designed to protect a place, as is a home is designed to pro-tect us from the elements and threats.

My designed reflects the char-acteristics of a fort from the ex-terior. The large continuous timber wall symbolises a wall between private and public. It also symbolises protection against any threats, whilst on the other side of this timber wall, the house is light and open with very little boundaries between the internal and exter-nal spaces.

Perspective

Front elevation

Rear elevation

Sketch plan

For the ‘my architecture’ project, I was inspired by the history of the site. My concept was to design a house that re-flected the history of Devil’s Point. Historically the site had been used to house canons as partpart of Plymouth’s defence system. Therefore I was drawn to the similarities between the function of a fort and what a family home meant to me. A fort is designed to protect a place, as is a home is designed to pro-tect us from the elements and threats.

My designed reflects the char-acteristics of a fort from the ex-terior. The large continuous timber wall symbolises a wall between private and public. It also symbolises protection against any threats, whilst on the other side of this timber wall, the house is light and open with very little boundaries between the internal and exter-nal spaces.

South elevation

Integrated section Ground floor plan

Concept 2 Concept perspectiveConcept 1

For the ‘integrated’ project my concept was inspired by Lewis Carol’s Alice in Wonderland and the landscape of the site. The idea of a secret tranquil space, hidden away on Mount Edgcumbe drove me to design openopen minimal platforms. With a timber and glass envelope the boundaries which defy the in-ternal and external spaces are kept to a minimum, framing a panoramic view.

Shadows on Passeig de Colom Barcelona Street Art Down the stairs of The Sagrada Família

Shadows on Passeig de Colom Barcelona Street Art Down the stairs of The Sagrada Família

Barceloneta Shadows in the Maritime Musuem Materials & Lines - The Barcelona Pavilion

Kiasma entrance at night Kiasma Contrast - The skin and the tree Kiasma entrance hall

Reflection of The Eduskuntatalo Finlandia Concert Hall at night Beneath the Sibelius Monument

Kiasma entrance at night Kiasma Contrast - The skin and the tree Kiasma entrance hall

Reflection of The Eduskuntatalo Finlandia Concert Hall at night Beneath the Sibelius Monument

The Recycled House, Ecovillage, Currumbin Sydney Opera House Installation at the Brisbame GOMA

Riverhouse - from the street Riverhouse - from the River Dart Riverhouse - bedroom corridor