2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
resume --------------------------- 3
work at tam dikibo architects --------- 4
proposed abattoir -------------------13
proposed academy -------------------20
fortune estate ---------------------23
residential building ----------------- 26
thesis for post graduate --------------32
undergraduate landscaping ------------43
gallery of existing works ------------ 45
gallery of designs ------------------48
photographs -----------------------53
scrabble -------------------------55
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3. PERSONAL INFORMATION
Full name : Kio, Patricia Njideka
Gender : Female
Date of Birth : 8th January, 1983
Address : 18 Geodetic Road,
Rumuomasi, Port Harcourt, Rivers
State, Nigeria.
Email : patriciakio447@gmail.com
Telephone number : +2348034241052
EDUCATION
RIVERS 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 COMPETENCES
Design 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.
PRESENTATIONS
FIRE 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
INTERESTS
Poetry, Scrabble, Volunteer works
COMPUTER SKILLS
AutoCad – Advanced
ArchiCad – Advanced
Artlantis – Intermediate
Sketch up - Intermediate
AutoCad Architecture - Intermediate
Microsoft Office - Intermediate
LANGUAGES
Igbo - Native
English - Fluent
ARCHITECTURAL EXPERIENCES
2016 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
2012–2014 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.
REFEREES
Dr. N. O. Imaah--------RSUST
Dr. Frank l. Owajionyi --------RSUST
Mrs. Jubiline West----University Of Port Harcourt
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Proposed Yayo-Ama Retreat Center
INTRODUCTION
This project was carried out at the
firm - Tam Dikibo Architects. The
design and drawings were done with
a team of architects. I did the site
layout, conference center and hostels’
design and three dimensional
drawings under the supervision of
Mr. Tam Dikibo. This drawing was
done for free as a contribution to the
church
PROJECTBRIEF
Conference Center
5 Hostel Blocks
Chapel
Rector’s Residence
Utility Areas, Recreation area and service
quarters.
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FOUNTAIN
BRIDGE
TE NNIS
GATE
HOUSE
SC/W
2975
40 + 6 NOS
CHALETS
SC/W
2972
38
PARK
SERVICE QUARTERS
38
GENERATOR
/SERVICE
AREA
RETREAT
CENTRE
38
P OOL
HOUSE
GETHSEMANE
PARK
38
FORECOURT
1
15
CHILDREN
P OOL
38
S WIMM ING
P OOL 2
5 ASIDE
FOOTBALL
CHAPEL
RECTOR
PROPOSED
ENTRY
DELIVERY
YARD
SITE LAYOUT PLAN
.
Access to the site is by water. A bridge will be constructed by in future
to improve accessibility to the retreat centre and the surrounding
communities. The final site layout has a concentric layout. A cenotaph
will be centrally placed. The outdoors can also be used for gatherings.
SITE PLAN
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900
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026
225
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W.
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W.
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W.
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035
W.W.
1800
Type A Type A
029
2925
storeroom
laundry
elec room
comm. room
room
10
.HOSTELS-RETREAT CENTRE
GROUND FLOOR PLANFIRST and SECOND FLOOR PLAN
049
2925
5625
Type C
Type B
Type A
900
W.
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W.
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3075
W.
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1088
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W.
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W.
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W.
2675
Type A
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150
W.
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900
Type A
W.
Type A
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W.W.
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W.
2925
Type C
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W.
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Type C
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W.
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064 W.
900
W.
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1088
900
Type C
062
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900
W.
900
Type A
Type C
W.
Type C
900
W.
1125
Type A
laundry
storeroom
elec room
comm. room
room
Each hostel block has 38 rooms with
double beds. There are break out
spaces, laundries, stores and
common rooms.
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PROJECT SUPERVISION AT UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT , RIVERS STATE NIGERIA
2015
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
construction
ii. On the second floor slab for
inspection during site meeting.
iii. Another view of faculty building
iv. Supervision of 6 accommodation
buildings for Nigerian National
Petroleum Company workers at
Onne.
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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015
STATEMENTOF THEPROBLEM
• 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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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015
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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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015
CASE STUDY- JOHNNY’S FOOD AND MEAT COMPLEX IN ACCRA, GHANA
Land Area - 4.9 acres, can employ 500
people
Cost- 10 million cedis-4.3 million us dollars
holding pens, slaughter house,
stunning room, chilling room
3 large cold stores, storage capacity
of 200 metric tonnes of
processed meat.
dry store for grains
Owner- Mr. John Agyekum
Constructedin 2013
Owner worked in an abattoir in Germany
for about 25 years before moving back to his
hometown in Ghana. He obtained funding
from his savings and the German
Government. The abattoir has a capacity to
slaughter 200 cows per day
Areas - Holding pens, slaughter and
hanging area, cold stores, changing rooms.
administration block.
HOLDING
PENS
SLAUGHTER/HANGING
AREA
COLD
ROOMS
CHANGING
ROOMS
EXPANSION
Floor plan layout
17. PAUNCH TABLE
TRIPE
WASHING
CABINET
STOMACH CONTENTS
HOPPER OVER
BUCKET
ELEVATOR
SKINS
INSPECTOR'S
ROOM
CONDEMNED
MEAT AND
OFFAL
EMERGENCY
SLAUGHTER
SKINS
PAUNCH TABLE
TRIPE
WASHING
CABINET
STOMACH CONTENTS
HOPPER OVER
BUCKET
ELEVATOR
SLAUGHTERMEN'S
LAVATORY
AND WASHING
FATROOM
PIG
SLAUGHTER
AREA
SKINNING
RING
WAITING
PENS
STUNNING
PENS
PIG
SHEEP
&GOATS
CATTLE
BLEEDING
TROUGH
CONDEMNED
MEAT AND
OFFAL
EMERGENCY
SLAUGHTER
CONDEMNED
MEAT AND
OFFAL
EMERGENCY
SLAUGHTER
INSPECTOR'S
ROOM
INSPECTOR'S
ROOM
DETAINED
CARCASSES
DETAINED
CARCASSES
DETAINED
CARCASSES
SKINS
PRE-COOLER
AREA
CHILL ROOM
LOADING AREA
OFFICE AND
STAFF WELFARE
PACKAGING AREA
CHILL ROOM
CHILL ROOM
FATROOMPAUNCH TABLE
TRIPE
WASHING
CABINET
STOMACH CONTENTS
HOPPER OVER
CATTLE
SLAUGHTER
AREA
SLAUGHTERMEN'S
LAVATORY
AND WASHING
COOKING & SMOKING
RED OFFAL
TRIPERY
AND
FAT
ROOM
ISOLATION PENS
HOLDING PENS
MARKET
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PERSONAL WORK PROPOSED ABATTOIR 2015
PROPOSED 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 ACADEMY FOR AKER SOLUTIONS AT
BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA
AKERSOLUTIONS
Global provider of products and
services to the oil and gas industry for
175 years
Its engineering, design and
technology brings discoveries into
production
Employs approximately 16000 people
in about 20 countries
CONCEPT
The letter A is first of the alphabet
The letter A is for excellence – grade A
The concept will apply the form of the
letter a, for being the first and an
excellent provider of training and
production of oil and gas services.
BRIEF
Office building,workshop1,
Workshop 2,training room 1,
Training room 2,
Accomodation-40 rooms,
2 persons per room to
Accommodate 80 people two
Gate houses
Services for generator
Fencing
External works
21. 21
PERSONAL WORK
PROPOSED ACADEMY FOR AKER SOLUTIONS AT
BAYELSA STATE, NIGERIA
offices
20 plots- 9000 square metres
150metres X 60 metres
canteen
workshop
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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FORTUNE ESTATE ETCHE, RIVERS STATE, NIGERIA
2006
PERSONAL WORK
PROJECT
A group of civil engineers
came together to develop
11,700 square meters of land
for an estate to be leased to
company staff.
My design was selected from
submissions by architects all
over the country.
BRIEF
8 of two bedroom apartments
6 of three bedroom
apartments.
Recreation building with areas
for shopping, multi purpose
hall, and indoor games area.
Swimming pool
Service building for staff
working in the estate.
Security post
Water treatment building.
AERIAL VIEW OF FORTUNE ESTATE
25. 25
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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PERSONAL WORK
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT WARRI, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA
OCTOBER 2016
GATE
HOUSE
PROPOSED BUILDING
PROJECT
A family house for an
extended family in their
hometown.
RESPONSIBILITY
Design and production of
working drawings.
Setting out of building on site.
CONCEPT
The 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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PERSONAL WORK
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AT WARRI, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA
OCTOBER 2016
Setting out, excavation, casting of columns and laying of blockwork
33. 33
PROJECTDEFINITION
Recreation refreshes, renews and recreates our health.
Sedentary lifestyle increases the need for recreation.
PROJECTBRIEF
Indoor areas -Sports Hall, Bowling Alley, Table tennis, Spa and
sauna, wrestling, judo, karate, billiards, dance theatre,
aerobics, games room, squash courts
Outdoor areas - Swimming pools, miniature golf, beach
volleyball, tennis, climbing wall, playground
Socialareas – Bar. Lounges and accommodation
Support areas - Offices, Child watch, pro shops, restaurant
THESIS FOR POSTGRADUATE WORK SPORTS ARCHITECTURE
CONCEPT
In a wave the energy of a vibration is moving away from the source
in the form of a disturbance within the surrounding medium.
Waves are unique and depend on their source in a similarity to
the flexible way to proffer solution to the magnitude of shelter
needs. Waves and exercise involve movement and energy transfer.
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THESIS FOR POSTGRADUATE WORK SPORTS ARCHITECTURE
The Recreation Center is designed on
16.15 acres of land with a minimum
staff strength of 90 people. This project
was proposed to encourage over 1.3
million residents in the city of Port
Harcourt to increase their participation
in exercising. Port Harcourt is the
capital of Rivers State. The site location
map, site analysis and site layout are
shown on the left.
SITE ANALYSIS
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THESIS FOR POSTGRADUATE WORK SPORTS ARCHITECTURE
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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UNDERGRADUATE WORK SITE PLANNING & LANDSCAPING
Project
ARC 476 Site planning and Landscaping
Model for the above course which earned me a grade A.
