Georgia B.Arch Design Portfolio

Bachelor of Architectural Design

PORTFOLIO

georgia grace wellington0431987766

[email protected]

curriculum vitae 2

mudjimba surf life saving club 3-8

urban renewal 9-14

folly in the landscape 15-18

architectural technology 19

COveR & BACK SLeeve: AnuPAmA KundOO FeRROCemenT PROTOTyPe 1, AuROvILLe1

CONTENTS

15pg.

9pg.

3pg.

mudjimba

surf life saving club

urban

renewal

folly in

the landscape

Education

Study Tour - Asia

2013 - twelve months

independent work, study and travel

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

2010-2012

University of Queensland

Grade Point Average: 6.4/7 [81%]

�� deans List 2010, 2011, 2012

�� Summer Research Scholarship 2012

Techniche Universität Berlin

one year study abroad

Grade Point Average: 1.7/5 [86%]

�� uQ Student exchange Scholarship 2011

�� 1st Prize - Concrete design Competition 2012

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Courses & Conferences

Participant Land development Challenges in urban India,

2013 Chennai

Participant Spot On Bangalore - by mOd Institute,

2013 Bangalore

uQ delegate national Student Architecture Conference

2013 delhi

volunteer Origami Architecture Workshop

2013 Gateway College of Architecture, delhi

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2013 Bamboo Research Centre, Auroville

Participant Construction Industry White Card

General Safety Induction (Construction Industry) 2010 Queensland TAFe

Software

Advanced

�� Adobe Photoshop

�� Adobe Indesign

�� AutoCad

�� Google Sketchup

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Intermediate

�� Revit Architecture

�� Adobe Illustrator

�� Coreldraw

�� vRay (Sketchup)

�� Lightroom

Experience

Feb 2013 - mar 2013 Anupama Kundoo Architect

(auroville, india) Intern, 8 weeks full time

- design research, architectural drawings, model . making, site documentation

nov 2012 - Jan 2013 ROAD, Center for Research on Architectural Design

(brisbane and chennai, india) uQ Research Scholar, 8 weeks full time

- research, interviews, grant writing, conference . planning and organisation, graphic presentation

Aug 2012 - Oct 2012 Peddle Thorp

(brisbane) Work experience,10 weeks part time

- design research, photoshop renders, conference . writing, graphic presentation, interiors assistance

may 2010 - Jul 2010 Jell Design

(brisbane) design Assistant, casual

- design research, assisting presentation of design . ��FRQFHSWV��UHIHUHQFH�OLEUDU\�ÀOLQJ�DQG�RUJDQLVDWLRQ

nov 2008 - Jul 2011 Coles Toowong

(brisbane) Service department

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Referees

elisa Knowlman

Senior Associate (Health), Peddle Thorp

(07) 3811 9524; 041 618 1966

[email protected]

Luis Feduchi

director, ROAd, Center for Research on Architectural design

(07) 3365 3780; [email protected]

John ellway

director, Jell design

040 807 0417; [email protected]

Georgia GraceWellington

0431987766geowelly@gmail.

com

[mudjimba surf life saving club] design studio 6, 2013

road

footpath

beachaccess

gathering point

The mudjimba Surf Life Saving Club on the

Sunshine coast has outgrown it’s small club-

house. They asked uQ Architecture students

to design proposals for a new or renovated

clubhouse building.

This proposal is for the new mudjimba SLSC

house builds upon the besser block structure

of the existing clubhouse. It has been devel-

oped within the restraints of having comply-

ing with the BCA standards, inexcessive con-

struction and maintenance costs, minimal

expansion of the existing land lease, and the

clubs preference for passive design.

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cooling south-easterly breezes

cold winter winds

hot western sun blocked by trees and screen

morning winter sun penetrates from east

trees shade north facade

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left Western Facade Section, Function HallA timber screen provides partial shade to the street facade against the

hot western sun. Club coloured louvers permit coloured beams of light

to penetrate the function space. The screen also encloses the access

to amenities at ground level.

above East West Section, Gathering SpaceThe beach access road is only occasionally needed by vehicles and

can become a pedestrian route and gathering space at other times.

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spaces are passive) sits privately at a higher half level and looks out into

the bush on the north of the site.

Eastern Facade Section, Function Hallearly morning winter sun penetrates the building where as eaves pro-

vide shade when the sun is higher in the sky.

Built in seating mark the transition between indoor and outdoor spaces

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Windows in the seats admit additional light to the general storage

space.

[ u r b a n . r e v i v a l ] design studio 5, 2013

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mixed use

residential

commercial

industrial

westend site

Westend is a pre-war housing estate in Bremen, Ger-

many. despite its prime location close to the central

city precinct and beside the upcoming commercial

zone of utbremen, Westend remains an undesirable

place to live.

Our affordable strategic design approach address-

es key problems at three different scales - street,

building and apartment. The proposal seeks to ‘re-

activate’ Westend for the future well-being of its

community and residents.

This is a group project, but this section focus’ on my

own ideas and all included images are my personal

work.

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4 levels

2 levels

3 levels

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Cars are currently the domi-nant feature in the Westend Bremen streetscape. Frequent WUDIÀF�PDNHV�WKH�URDGV�DQ�XQ-safe place for children to play. ,QVXIÀFLHQW�SDUNLQJ�PHDQV�WKDW�cars park all along the side-walks.

Figure 1: The proposal moves parking underground and pe-destrianises minor roads (high-lighted orange).A series of small interventions implemented at street level help create a safe, creative ur-ban environment for residents use.

Figure 2: Two level apartment buildings have their access externalised and front veran-dahs built. These are non-com-munal so that residents should be encouraged to personalise and more substantially use the space.

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Current entrance posi-tioning and circulation mapping

Revised entrances (red) with direct court-yard access (green) and subsequent circu-lation mapping

existing narrow balconies on all buildings are extended to a func-tional size. direct access is built EHWZHHQ� JURXQG� ÁRRU� EDOFR-nies and communal courtyards. vegetation creates a buffer be-tween communal and semi-pri-vate spaces.

moving the main entrances (see previous page) establishes a dis-tinct public facade. Gradients of privacy become more clearly de-ÀQHG�DFURVV�WKH�:HVWHQG�VLWH�

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[ fol ly in the landscape]

UQ MAIN CAMPUS

UQ LAKES

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design studio 3, 2011

‘THE STACK’ CARPARK

ATHLETICS FIELD

FOOTBALL FIELD

CONIFER KNOLL FOREST

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“all must be adapted to the genius of the place,

and the beauties not forced into it, but resulting from it”

AlexAnder PoPe

ZONES FOROCCUPATION

ROUTE OFCIRCULATION

EXISTINGLANDSCAPE

The conifer knoll forest is situat-

ed between ‘The Stack’ carpark

and the lakes at the university of

Queensland.

daily, hundreds of students and

staff travel between the carpark

and the central campus zone.

This project proposes a land-

scape intervention to transform

this route into an experiential jour-

ney. Opportunity for occupation

is designed alongside circulation

in an otherwise underutilized and

under-appreciated pocket of nat-

ural beauty at the uQ St Lucia uni-

versity campus.

The form - developed from the

overlay of plans mapping implicit

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best experiential qualities for hu-

man occupation - snakes across

the landscape.

‘nodes’ at various intervals are

designed into inhabitable spaces,

a quiet retreat away from bustling

university life. In one, the ground

envelopes an alcove where the

pine canopy forms a natural ceil-

ing. In another, views are offered

across green grass cut linearly by

the pines bare lower trunks.

previous SITe PLAn SHOWInG FOL-Ly LOCATIOn BeTWeen CARPARK And uQ LAKeS. left dIAGRAm SHOWInG HOW FORm deveLOPed FROm THe eXIST-InG SITeright SeCTIOnAL ILLuSTRATIOn OF nOde 4 - A SPACe emBRACed By THe eARTH WHeRe THe PIneS nATu-RAL CeILInG And SHeLTeR

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NODE TWO (below)bright, open and airy

NODE THREEabove & below, canopy retreat

NODE FOUR (previous pg.)natural ceiling & earths embrace

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TowardsUQ LAKES &ST LUCIA CAMPUS

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NODE ONE (next pg.)concrete and void play

‘THE STACK’CARPARK

mATeRIALS

The basic form-work is concrete, prevented from interrupting

the landscape and natural surrounds by melding into the rise

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continues on the same elevation towards the conifer knoll,

where it levels with the grass before cutting into the contours of

the hill. After gentle decent the path merges on the other side.

Where the nodes for occupation are designed at intervals, nat-

ural timber augments the concrete. The timber blends with the

surrounding pine forest, making warm and inhabitable spaces.

It also marks the transition from the connecting paths to these

zones.

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Metal roofing

Sarking / building paper

Roof battens

F17 hardwood rafter

2 x 13mm fire rated FC wall lining vermin barrier (suggest Boral Firestop)

Treated pine studs

R3.5 foil backed insulation batts

Ceiling battens Cornice

2 x 13mm fire rated FC wall and ceiling lining(suggest Boral Firestop)

Treated pine lintel

Hardwood head flashing

Hardwood louver head

Adjustable timber louvers

Hardwood sill trim

Hardwood louver sill

Sill flashing

Treated pine stud


13mm fire rated FC wall lining(suggest Boral Firestop)


25 x100mm T&G timber flooring laid on16mm plywood flooring

Skirting

2 x 13mm fire rated FC wall lining(suggest Boral Firestop)

Treated pine stud

F17 hardwood joists

Flashing

F17 hardwood bearer

2 x ss bolts

100SHS galvanised post protected with intumescent paint

Bearer stirrup - 100SHS galvanised post protectedwith intumescent paint

Ground line

Connection to engineers specification

Reinforced concrete footing to engineers specifications

Screw pile

Window casement joinery

6mm laminated low-e safety glass

Hardwood sill trim

Hardwood window sill

Sill flashing

Cornice



Treated pine lintel

Window head flashing

Hardwood window head





Hardwood sill trim


Sill flashing



Skirting

2 x 13mm fire rated FC wall lining(suggest Boral Firestop)

Treated pine stud

F17 hardwood joists

F17 hardwood beam

Ceiling battens

13mm fire rated FC ceiling lining(suggest Boral Firestop)

Metal roof

Zincalume flashing

Hardwood fascia

Galvanised rafter strap

Soffit bearer

Ventilated soffit

2 x ss bolts

F17 hardwood beam

1mm Zincalumene gutter 200 x 150mm

100mm Zincalume downpipe

100SHS galvanised post protected with intumescent paint, capped top

Hardwood head flashing

Hardwood louver head

Adjustable timber louvers

Hardwood sill trim

Hardwood louver sill

Sill flashing

Treated pine stud



Skirting




Hardwood sill trim


Sill flashing

Metal roofing

Sarking / building paper

Roof battens

F17 hardwood rafter

Treated pine studs

2 x 13mm fire rated FC wall lining vermin barrier (suggest Boral Firestop)


Ceiling battens Cornice

2 x 13mm fire rated FC wall and ceiling lining(suggest Boral Firestop)

Treated pine lintel



2 x ss bolts

F17 hardwood post

Timber balustrade

Timber batten ballasters

19 x 90 hardwood decking

F17 hardwood beam

F17 hardwood joists

2 x ss bolts

Concrete block sill

Glass louver blade

Hardwood timber trim

Aluminium louver frame

Core filled reinforcedconcrete block wall

Render externally

Painted finish internally

1200mm wide fibre cement sheetinternall walls

WC

Treated pine studs at 600 ctrs

Aluminium channel fixed into stud

Compact laminated cubical divider

30x30mm grey tiles on floor

Steel door frame tosupport blockwork lintel above

Solid core fire door

Concrete ramp. Broom finish.


Mastic seal

Concrete floor, steel trowl finish

Timber louver blade

Hardwood sill


Packer as required


2x 13mm fire rated FC wall lining(suggest Boral Firestop)

Painted timber bead

Rendered externally,painted internally


Timber louver blade



Hardwood T&G flooring laid on plywood base

Hardwood decking

Hardwood sill

2x 13mm fire rated FC walllining (suggest Boral Firestop)

Painted timber cover stip

2x 13mm fire rated FC walllining (suggest Boral Firestop)


R3.5 foil backedinsulation batts

Concrete block sill

Glass louver blade




Render externally

Unfinished concrete block

Opaque polycarbonate infill

Renlita Series 3000 Foldaway Doors


Aluminium door track & seal

Masonry fixing

200x200mm zone forcounterweight

Painted finish internally


Hardwood timber cap



1200mm wide fibre cementsheet internall walls


Structural oncrete floor,steel trowl finish



Solid core fire door



Concrete floor, steel trowl finish

Lift core

Hardwood timber decking

Packer

Steel door frame tosupport blockwork lintel above

Hardwood timber cap

Solid core door

Hardwood timber cap

iDETAIL: BATHROOM WALL / WINDOW

iiDETAIL: GARAGE DOOR

iiiDETAIL: BUNK ROOM WALL AND WINDOW

ivDETAIL: GARAGE ENTRY

vDETAIL: BATHROOM ENTRY

viDETAIL: LIFT CORE / CUPBOARD DOORS

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Georgia Grace Wellington(07) 3876 7205 / 0431 987 766

[email protected]

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