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CONTENT

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MOTEL/SIG HEADQUARTERS00

CONCEPT

STRUCTURE-FACADE PHYSICAL MODEL

G/FSITE

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BEDROOM LAYOUTS SECTION

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Noise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Solar glare can be a problem to drivers. Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up. Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths Surface with no noise diffusion

Views at eye level of drivers

Sun glare problem to drivers

Areas to protect against noise Bigger openings at areas of views

Angles requiring glare protection Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

Smaller openings to reduce glare

Better views with bigger openings

Trail

Trail

Mer

ri C

reek

Eastern

Highway

Walkway

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Pedes

drian

Cell Diagrams

Noise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Solar glare can be a problem to drivers. Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up. Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths Surface with no noise diffusion

Views at eye level of drivers

Sun glare problem to drivers

Areas to protect against noise Bigger openings at areas of views

Angles requiring glare protection Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

Smaller openings to reduce glare

Better views with bigger openings

Trail

Trail

Mer

ri C

reek

Eastern

Highway

Walkway

s

Pedes

drian

Cell Diagrams

Noise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Solar glare can be a problem to drivers. Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up. Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths Surface with no noise diffusion

Views at eye level of drivers

Sun glare problem to drivers

Areas to protect against noise Bigger openings at areas of views

Angles requiring glare protection Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

Smaller openings to reduce glare

Better views with bigger openings

Trail

Trail

Mer

ri C

reek

Eastern

Highway

Walkway

s

Pedes

drian

Cell DiagramsNoise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Solar glare can be a problem to drivers. Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up. Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths Surface with no noise diffusion

Views at eye level of drivers

Sun glare problem to drivers

Areas to protect against noise Bigger openings at areas of views

Angles requiring glare protection Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

Smaller openings to reduce glare

Better views with bigger openings

Trail

Trail

Mer

ri C

reek

Eastern

Highway

Walkway

s

Pedes

drian

Cell DiagramsNoise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Solar glare can be a problem to drivers. Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up. Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths Surface with no noise diffusion

Views at eye level of drivers

Sun glare problem to drivers

Areas to protect against noise Bigger openings at areas of views

Angles requiring glare protection Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

Smaller openings to reduce glare

Better views with bigger openings

Trail

Trail

Mer

ri C

reek

Eastern

Highway

Walkway

s

Pedes

drian

Cell Diagrams

Noise diffusion is a tactic to minimise the noise level by spreading its intensity through different depths of voids.

My cells open up at the eye level of the drivers who are driving across the bridge to have a less restricted view to the surroundings.

Solar glare can be a problem to drivers. Cells which face the sun decrease in size.

Areas to pay attention to mediate are the 2 ends of the bridge where beneath are the merri creek trail. My cells will populate this area. Cells open up towards the north and south for views.

Sun glare comes from the north and is the direction where cells close up. Adding the considering that the bridge is different in direction, meaning the bridges are unidirectional and opposite in direction as well. The areas to protect against glare highlighted in the diagram to the left.

Noise diffusing by surface of different depths Surface with no noise diffusion

Views at eye level of drivers

Sun glare problem to drivers

Areas to protect against noise Bigger openings at areas of views

Angles requiring glare protection Areas requiring glare protection acc. to traffic direction

Smaller openings to reduce glare

Better views with bigger openings

Trail

Trail

Mer

ri C

reek

Eastern

Highway

Walkway

s

Pedes

drian

Cell Diagrams

CONCEPT OF CELLS FORM

West Elevation

North Elevation

PARAMETRIC NOISE BARRIER01

My cells will populate on a surface that wraps around the bridges and touches the water slightly after experimenting with different forms.

Originally in Part B, I wanted to create a tunnel like structure that encloses the bridge. However, I want my surface of cells to focus on the areas above the merri creek trail where there is the need of noise mediation. So after sketching a few forms, I have decided to populate my cells on a single surface wrapping around the bridges. Also, single surface is less complicated at being managed in the grasshopper model instead of 2 surfaces.

I have explored different ways of wrapping my surface and come up with the most appropriate option.

Wrapping the bridge in a different order than the above.

Other ways of wrapping the bridge by incorporating a tilted up surface.

The surface does not touch the water here.

Form Development

My cells will populate on a surface that wraps around the bridges and touches the water slightly after experimenting with different forms.

Originally in Part B, I wanted to create a tunnel like structure that encloses the bridge. However, I want my surface of cells to focus on the areas above the merri creek trail where there is the need of noise mediation. So after sketching a few forms, I have decided to populate my cells on a single surface wrapping around the bridges. Also, single surface is less complicated at being managed in the grasshopper model instead of 2 surfaces.

I have explored different ways of wrapping my surface and come up with the most appropriate option.

Wrapping the bridge in a different order than the above.

Other ways of wrapping the bridge by incorporating a tilted up surface.

The surface does not touch the water here.

Form Development

My cells will populate on a surface that wraps around the bridges and touches the water slightly after experimenting with different forms.

Originally in Part B, I wanted to create a tunnel like structure that encloses the bridge. However, I want my surface of cells to focus on the areas above the merri creek trail where there is the need of noise mediation. So after sketching a few forms, I have decided to populate my cells on a single surface wrapping around the bridges. Also, single surface is less complicated at being managed in the grasshopper model instead of 2 surfaces.

I have explored different ways of wrapping my surface and come up with the most appropriate option.

Wrapping the bridge in a different order than the above.

Other ways of wrapping the bridge by incorporating a tilted up surface.

The surface does not touch the water here.

Form Development

WEST ELEVATION

SITE SHADING DEVICE

SECTION BSECTION A

NORTH ELEVATION

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Final Detail Model

TECTONIC ELEMENTS & PROTOTYPES

OTHER PROTOTYPES & TESTING

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

Steel Bolt and Cleats Joint

Teeth Lapping Joint with nails

Steel Rods, Tension and suspension connections

Inspired by the connection at the facade of RMITIt is effective in suspending surfaces in differentdirections.

Steel Rods and Tube Joint connection

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt NutCleat

Bolt

Steel RodsSteel tube joint

Steel plate for welding to rods

Nail Lapped Detail

Teeth nailed into Angle

Nut

Rod inserted through 2 cells surface

Suspension rods connection

Steel Rod

Teeth Joint

Connection Diagrams

C2 Tectonic Elements & Prototypes

PROTOTYPE 1 PROTOTYPE 2 PROTOTYPE 3 PROTOTYPE 4

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SOCIAL MEDIA HEADQUARTERS02

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

SITE

CONCEPT

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FACADE DETAILING

AMENITY DESIGN & DETAIL

STRUCTURAL DESIGN ELEVATIONS

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RESIDENTIAL w/ OPEN PLAN03

CONCEPT

MODULARITY

SITE

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ELEVATIONS SECTION

STRUCTURE

SERVICES DESIGN

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BRIDGES STREET MARKET REVITALISATION04

CONCEPTEXISTING BSM

ELEVATIONS

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SUSTAINABLE FEATURES

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KINDERGARTEN05

CONCEPT

STRUCTURE

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DETAILING

SECTION

VIEWS

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SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE06

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION AND TIME!

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