The document presents an architectural portfolio and statement by Fakorede Oladimeji, an architecture graduate. It includes details of academic qualifications and projects completed during their BSc in Architecture from 2019-2023. It highlights key design considerations and concepts for an auditorium project at Covenant University. The portfolio demonstrates a passion for using architecture to address contemporary challenges and shape a better future through inclusive, sustainable and user-centered design.

1. DESIGN
PORTFOLIO
2023
01
FAKOREDE OLADIMEJI
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
SELECTED WORKS (2019-2023)
Bsc. ARCHITECTURE 2023
dimejifakorede@gmail.com

2. Architecture is a collaborative art form that serves as a vital instrument
in shaping our future. The synergy of diverse teams has been a source
of joy, enabling individuals to contribute their unique perspectives and
expertise. Through this collaboration, architects can enhance their
skills and broaden their horizons, ultimately deepening their
understanding of how architecture can cater to the needs of different
communities.
My academic journey has been a rich and fulfilling experience, marked
by a wide range of design projects that presented unique challenges
and opportunities. Whether designing a friendship center that
fostered inclusivity, a commercial bank that prioritized user
experience, or a factory project that promoted sustainability, every
moment spent problem-solving, sketching, and collaborating with
peers and mentors was cherished.
Looking ahead, I am passionate about leveraging my architectural
knowledge and skills to address contemporary challenges. I am
convinced that architecture can be a positive force for change, from
designing sustainable, energy-efficient buildings to creating inclusive
and accessible spaces that benefit all members of society. I am
enthusiastic about contributing to the ongoing discourse on how
architecture can respond to the evolving needs of our world,
particularly in the areas of urbanization, climate change, and social
inequality.
In conclusion, architecture is an ever-evolving field that bridges the
gap between art and science, history and innovation, and individual
expression and communal well-being. It is a field that has captured my
imagination and taught me the importance of purposeful, responsible
design. As I move forward in my academic journey, I am excited to be
part of the transformative power of architecture, where every design
has the potential to shape a better future.
ARCHITECTURAL STATEMENT

3. AWARDS
Best in Technical Drawing 2016/17 Session of Chrisland High
School, Ikeja Lagos, Nigeria.
Best in Geography 2018/19 Session of Chrisland High School, Ikeja
Lagos, Nigeria.
Longest serving instrumentalist 2018/19 Session of Chrisland High
School, Ikeja Lagos, Nigeria.
Best instrumentalist 2018/19 Session of Chrisland High School, Ikeja
Lagos, Nigeria.
Best in Animal Husbandry 2018/19 Session of Chrisland High
School, Ikeja Lagos, Nigeria.
Best Graphics (SAS) 2021/22 Session of Covenant University, Ota,
Nigeria.
“All Rounder” (SAS) 2020/21 Session of Covenant University, Ota,
Nigeria.
“All Rounder” (SAS) 2021/22 Session of Covenant University, Ota,
Nigeria.
“All Rounder” (SAS) 2022/23 Session of Covenant University, Ota,
Nigeria.
Service award as Sports Director (SAS) 2022/23 Session of Covenant
University, Ota, Nigeria.
CERTIFICATES
Macquarie University
Excel Skills for Business: Intermediate II
(Online non-credit course)
2020
Making Architecture
(Online non-credit course)
I.e School of Architecture and Design
2020
Tomsk State University
Presentation skills: Designing Presentation Slides
(Online non-credit course)
2020
Entrepreneurship Strategy: From Ideation to Exit
HEC Paris (Online non-credit course)
2020
Dedicated and detail-oriented Student of Architecture
eager to apply vital knowledge gained in the school of
architecture, to produce aesthetically pleasing, user friendly,
economical, structurally sound and well- rounded
architectural designs.
PROFILE
LEADERSHIP ROLES
WORK EXPERIENCE
DIPO FAKOREDE & CO
2017
A Two month Summer internship
program
Handling of real-life project briefs
from start to finish
3D modelling and drafting (Revit).
Comprehensive working drawings
and presentation
critical Design research
Site inspection
Residential design
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
PLUS 234 ARCHITECTS
2022
A 6 month Industrial training
program (SIWES)
2016 - 2018
Band Captain of Chrisland High
School Ikejia, Lagos Nigeria
Notable Feats: Solo performances,
Music advocacy
2018 - 2019
Senior Prefect (Male) Chrisland High
School Ikeja, Lagos Nigeria
Notable Feats: Public speaking,
Community Service and academic
Mentoring
2022
Assistant Sports Director of Society of
Architecture Students (SAS), Covenant
University, Ota, Nigeria
2022 - 2023
Sports Director of Society of
Architecture Students (SAS), Covenant
University, Ota, Nigeria
Notable Feat: Establishment of Intra-
Architecture Sports Competition
FAKOREDE OLADIMEJI RAPHEAL
NATIONALITY Nigerian DOB 29/01/2003
PHONE +2348082420707 EMAIL dimejifakorede@gmail.com
EDUCATION
2019 - 2023 COVENANT UNIVERSITY, OTA
B.Sc in Architecture (First Class Honours)
CGPA : 4.76/5.0
Project Topic: Architectual Education and Mental
Wellbeing of Students of Universities in Ogun State
Nigeria
CHRISLAND HIGH SCHOOL IKEJA
WASSCE Result: 5 A’s and 4 B’s
2013 - 2019
SKILLS
ADOBE AUTODESK RENDERING OTHERS
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Premier Pro CC
Adobe After Effects
Autodesk AutoCAD
Autodesk Revit
Enscape 3D
Lumion 3D
Twinmotion
Vray
Sketchup
Capcut
Scale Modelling
Canva

4. TABLE OF CONTENT
GTCO REGIONAL HQ
Academic | Year 3 Semester 1 (February 2022)
Page 11 - 18
02
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
WASTE TO WEALTH
Academic | Year 4 Semester 2 (July 2023)
Page 19 - 24
03
DE ROYAL NICHE ESTATE
Professional | Plus 234 Architects, 2022
Page 25 - 26
04
CREATIVE PROJECTS
Miscellaneous
Page 27 - 29
05
HEBRON AUDITORIUM
Academic | Year 4 Semester 1 (February 2023)
Page 05 - 10
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5. HEBRON AUDITORIUM
Mixed use | 5000-seat capacity auditorium
Location | Covenant university, Ota, Ogun state
Academic | Year 4 Semester 1 (February 2023)
Course | ARC 411 - Architectural Design IV
01
05

6. CBSS GARDEN
COLLEGE OF
DEVELOPMENTAL
STUDIES
CHAPEL
CENTRE FOR
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
CHAPEL ACCESS ROAD STAFF QUARTERS
Covenant University is a private
Pentecostal Christian University,
which has been operating with
official status since 2002 in Ota,
Nigeria. Covenant is one of the
leading universities in Africa found
on Christian Mission Ethos.
The University community is
growing in leaps and bound, and
this is also reflected in the growth of
the student population especially
with the inclusion of new colleges in
earnest. As such, the University is
anticipating having an auditorium
facility that can serve as a wide
variety of events or activities,
especially lectures for large classes,
University events, general
entertainments, community
meetings, and global conferences.
The design considerations for this
project were noise and acoustics,
universal design, structural stability,
functionality and aesthetics,
building services, adaptability,
anthropometrics, and entrance/exit
points.
FORM DEVELOPMENT
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ELEVATE
TAPER
PUSH
CONCEPT
The initial building shape
starts with a basic solid
block, which served as the
foundation for the design.
The block was then
modified to achieve the
final mass
Sections towards the rear
were pushed in to create
room for ventilation, as
zoning in the building
required the section to be
adequately ventilated
Main auditorium area was
elevated above other
sections to accommodate
galleries, without
compromising sightlines
and headroom
The roof of the structure
was then tapered towards
the rear to accentuate
acoustics while also
reducing the need for
unnecessary void space
HEBRON AUDITORIUM

7. HUMIDITY
TEMPERATURE
SUNSHINE
RAINFALL
RAINY DAYS
NOISE FROM
ROAD
S.W MONSOON
WIND
NOISE FROM
ROAD
N.E TRADE
WIND
SITE
DRAINAGE
SITE ANALYSIS SITE LOCATION MAP
ACCESS
PRIVATE PARKING
PUBLIC PARKING
MAIN BUILDING
SITE ZONING
MAJOR LANDMARK
Landmark Site: Covenant
University Chapel
One of the most prominent
landmarks in the vicinity is
the Covenant University
Chapel. This impressive
chapel can accommodate
up to 4000 worshippers
and also serves many other
purposes beyond religious
services for the Covenant
University community.
ROAD CONDITION
The most direct way to
access this location is via
Faith Avenue. This privately
owned and maintained
road is constructed with
asphalt and is under the
ownership of Covenant
University.
VEGETATION
The site boasts an
expansive view of the
surrounding area, featuring
a collection of short grasses
and deciduous trees. It's a
popular destination for
birdwatchers and nature
enthusiasts alike. During
the summer months, the
area is adorned with an
array of wildflowers, and
various small animals call it
home.
TERRAIN
Although the flat terrain of
the site allows for easier
construction and
development, flooding and
drainage must be
considered. Proper
planning and engineering
measures are necessary.
Overall, the flatness of the
site offers opportunities for
various projects.
SITE FEATURES
The proposed construction
would necessitate clearing
the site of various natural
elements, including anthills,
tree stumps, hedges, and
plum trees. Additionally, the
site currently features
floodlights and manholes.
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HEBRON AUDITORIUM

8. corrugated roofing sheets for easy
channeling of runoff water
Composite cladding
material to aid acoustic
properties for cinema
SEMI-PRIVATE
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DESIGN CONSIDERATIOONS
SPATIAL REQUIREMENTS
ENTERTAINMENT SPACES
Auditorium
Cinema
Multi-Purpose Hall
Restaurant
Lounge
RETAIL SPACES
Ticketing Booth
Buttery
Tenant Usable
CORPORATE SPACES
Offices
ICT Centre
Library
Conference Room
Meeting Room
Board Room
OCCUPIABLE SPACES
Toilet
Technical Room
Storage
Janitor
Dressing Room
CIRCULATION SPACES
Reception
Lobby
Backstage
Stair Hall
SPATIAL REQUIREMENTS
NOISE AND ACOUSTICS
The building must be such that the
sound coming from the building is
contained within the auditorium area.
The main Auditorium must also be well
insulated through the use of panels to
ensure optimal sound quality
UNIVERSAL DESIGN
The building should be made accessible
to all people regardless of physical
ability or appearance. This implies
provisions should be made for bikes,
cars and disabled parking
ANTHROPOMETRICS
Anthropometrics regarding seat size,
row spacing, seat spacing, standard
dimensions, angle of viewing projection
which were all considered in the design
process
ENTRANCE/EXITS
Having a high volume of users, multiple
access points should be made available
for smooth, optimal and efficient
audience flow to avoid, or at least
minimize stampedes and overcrowding
STRUCTURAL STABILITY
The building type requires a large area
of uninterrupted space, spanning
multiple levels. Thus the design must
maintain structural stability, while also
ensuring these structural elements do
not obstruct view
ADAPTABILITY
Due to the nature of the building and
its function, the auditorium must be
able to be used for several different
events. It should serve as an auditorium,
a theatre, a lecture hall as well as a
conference hall
FUNCTIONALITY/AESTHETICS
The building should be able to serve its
primary function of accommodating
5000 guests. The exterior facades as
well as the interior designs must be
aesthetically pleasing
BUILDING SERIVCES
The building must be able to house
various building services such as
efficient waste disposal, plumbing,
water supply, HVAC and electrical
works
Priority parking for disabled
people to be provided
Ramp provided at main
entrance for universal design
Zig-zag double
glazed tinted curtain
wall to reduce solar
glare
Palm tress at
parking intervals to
reduce urban heat
island effect
ZONE 3 ZONE 2 ZONE 1
AUDITORIUM
BUFFER ZONE
LOBBY
STAGE AREA
OFFICES
GREEN ROOM
DRESSING ROOM
REHEARSAL ROOM
DELIVERY
TOILET
LOBBY
CINEMA
LOUNGE
TENANT
HALL
CONFERENCE
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
HEBRON AUDITORIUM

9. RIGHT ELEVATION
LEFT ELEVATION
STEEL TRUSS ACOUSTIC CHAIR
ZIG-ZAG
CURTAIN WALL
SECTION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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Fibre glass acoustic ceiling panel
Structural steel spaceframe
roof trusses
Reinforced concrete roof
slab
Corrugated aluminium
roofing sheet
Side entrance
Main Auditorium
Stage area
Auxiliary spaces
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC VIEW
HEBRON AUDITORIUM

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HEBRON AUDITORIUM

11. GTCO REGIONAL HQ
Commercial Development | Regional Bank HQ for GTCO
Location | Ota, Ogun state, Nigeria
Academic | Year 3 Semester 1 (February 2022)
Course | ARC 311 - Architectural Design III
02
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12. 12
THE ARK
FAITH
TABERNACLE
COVENANT
UNIVERSITY GATE
FAITH
TABERNACLE
THE ARC
The proposed bank design for GT Bank in Ota, Ogun state is an exciting project
that combines both form and function. The regional headquarters for Ogun state
is a four-storey building that will house a banking and customer service hall, a
multipurpose hall, staff and departmental offices, an ATM gallery, as well as staff
canteens and lounges. The design is user-centred, with every space carefully
crafted to ensure the comfort of all users.
The banking and customer service hall is the heart of the building and is
designed to be welcoming and inviting. The space is designed to be spacious
and comfortable, with ample seating and natural lighting. The multipurpose hall
is a flexible space that can be used for various purposes, such as meetings,
seminars, and training sessions.
The staff and departmental offices are located on the upper floors of the building
and have been designed to promote collaboration and productivity. The offices
are spacious and well-lit, with ergonomic furniture and modern amenities.
The ATM gallery is a state-of-the-art facility that provides customers with easy
access to their funds. The space is designed to be secure and comfortable, with
ample seating and natural lighting.
The staff canteens and lounges are designed to provide employees with a
comfortable and relaxing space to take a break from work. The canteens are well-
equipped with modern appliances and furniture, while the lounges are designed
to be cozy and inviting.
The staff training hall is an important space in the building, designed to provide
employees with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their jobs. The
training hall is equipped with modern technology and can accommodate a large
number of participants.
Overall, the proposed bank design for GT Bank in Ota, Ogun state is a user-
centric and functional building that will provide customers and employees with a
comfortable and inviting space.
GT BANK REGIONAL HQ

13. S.W MONSOON
WIND
NOISE FROM
ROAD
N.E TRADE
WIND
CANAANLAND
GATE
FAITH
TABERNACLE
DRAINAGE
HUMIDITY
The site slopes ever
slightly towards the
direction of the main
access road where the
water is drained
TOPOGRAPHY
RAINFALL
The site is relatively flat
with little contors, but
however slopes genltly
towards the access road
ROAD CONDITION
SUNSHINE
The major access road to
the site is Idiroko road
which is an express road
with lots of pot holes
throughout its stretch
SITE FEATURES
TEMPERATURE
The site has some tared
areas and some existing
buildings which would
be cleared upon
construction
ACCESS
PRIVATE PARKING
PUBLIC PARKING
MAIN BUILDING
SECURE ZONE
USER ANALYSIS SPATIAL PROGRAMMING
13
SITE ZONING
SITE ANALYSIS
BANKER
This group of people form a
majority of the building users.
They are the corporate and
non-corporate banking staff.
They can be classified as middle
income earners
ADMIN STAFF
This comprises of managers,
heads of departments, and
managing directors. They can
be classified as high income
earners
CUSTOMER
This is the average working-
class citizen that comes to the
bank for everyday banking
issues. Income is usually low to
middle income
EXECUTIVE
This exclusive group comprises
of company executives, CEO’s,
managing directors of
multinationals. They are high
income earners and have a
section in the building
designated for their needs
VAULT AREA
LOBBY
PREVAULT
VAULT
STAFF OFFICES
CONFERENCE ROOM
ADMIN OFFICES
WAITING AREA
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICE
MEETING ROOMS
ARCHIVESS
MEETINGS AND OFFICES
SERVICE AREA
UPS ROOM
CCTV ROOM
BATTERY ROOM
STORAGE
STAFF AREA
LOUNGE
KITCHEN
TOILET
JANITOR
E-BANKING HUB
ATM GALLERY
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TOILETS
BANKING HALL
CHECKPOINT
IN HOUSE BANKING
AREA
CUSTOMER AREA
GT BANK REGIONAL HQ

14. DESIGN
CONSIDERATIONS
UNIVERSAL DESIGN
The building must be easily
accessed and used by
people regardless of
physical conditions and
demographics such as age,
gender and must cater to
the needs of physically
challenged users
The building should be
structurally sound,
through the use of basic
structural systems such
as frame structures and
column and beam
arrangements
STRUCTURAL STABILITY
FLEXIBILITY
The functional spaces
should be able to
accomodate different
functions, technologies
and activities both on
demand and overtime
with minimum cost or
disruption
USER COMFORT
The building must be
deemed comfortable by all
users and cater to various
users needs. Properly
functioning services
should be ensured
throughout the building
and must be easy to
navigate
SECURITY
The building must be able
to safely store and protect
cash, documents and
valuables through proper
zoning and security
systems
AESTHETICS
The building should be
aesthetically pleasing both
in its exterior and interior.
Floor and wall finishes
should be engaging and
relevant to the building
typology
SAFETY
The building must be
resilient to fire outbreaks,
giving users a feeling of
safety, which were
achieved through the use
of fire rated building
components
The approach facade
design is derived from the
GT Bank logo.
The GT logo's iconic
squares are integrated
into the design of building
elements.
The GT profile located on
the left-hand side
combines seamlessly with
the CO letters, producing
the company’s initials:
'GTCO' when viewed from
an angle
Integrating brand colors
and materials has been
achieved while preserving
the core design of the GT
logo, including the
distinctive square located
at the upper-right corner.
The amalgamation of
design elements
culminates in a
harmonized appearance,
utilizing curtain walls and
aluminum shading
components.
FACADE DEVELOPMENT
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BANKING PROCESSES
GT BANK REGIONAL HQ

15. CONCEPT
The initial concept for the project was
two solid block. One representing the
customer area and the other for more
in house and private areas
MERGE
These blocks were then erged into
one unit to create a simple building
form
ROTATE
A block unit was then rotated an
angle of 15 degress to the horizontal
plane to signify 15 years of their
accolade as being best architectural
branch as awarded by the Nigerian
Institute of Architects
ELEVATE
Sections were then elevated and
cantilevered to properly cater for the
zoning requirements of the regional
headquarters
PRIVATE ZONE
SECURED ZONE
PUBLIC ZONE
MASSING CONCEPT
ZONING
GT Bank's architectural design plays a crucial role in their branding
process. Both the exterior and interior spaces of their buildings are
carefully crafted to reflect the brand's image. The unconventional
designs that GT Bank is known for are evident in the shape of their
buildings. An offset grid system was utilized in the design of the
building to optimize the use of the site and offer a unique floor plan,
which is a hallmark of GT Bank's architectural style.
SITE PLAN
corrugated roofing sheets for easy
channeling of runoff water
Priority parking for
disabled people to be
provided
Outdoor
Entertainment
area for staff
Ramp provided at main
entrance for universal
design
Double glazed
antisol glass to
reduce solar glare
Skylight for
daylighting
GT BANK REGIONAL HQ
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16. DAYLIGHTING
Through proper
orientation aided with
the use of skylights,
curtain walls and full
windows, the building
is naturally lit
throughout the day,
minimizing energy
consumption during
daylight hours
PASSIVE COOLING
Strategic placement of
windowns on the
exterior walls facilitate
natural ventilation,
which would minimize
the need for
mechanical HVAC
systems. STorm water
is also channelled
towards ducts located
round the building
which can be
transported for use in
the building
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PASSIVE DESIGN FEATURES
SECTION
ROOF GUTTER SKYLIGHT VOID FLOOR SUSPENDED
CEILING
SANCRETE
WALL
GT BANK REGIONAL HQ

17. GROUND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
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APPROACH ELEVATION
GT BANK REGIONAL HQ

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GT BANK REGIONAL HQ

19. WASTE TO WEALTH
Industrial | Paper and plastic waste recycling factory
Location | Covenant university, Ota, Ogun state
Academic | Year 4 Semester 2 (July 2023)
Course | ARC 421 - Architectural Design V
03
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SACRIFICE
ROAD
CENTRE FOR
LEARNING
RESOURCES
WASTE TO WEALTH
Waste to Wealth is a recycling factory with a focus
on processing paper and plastic waste, located in
Canaanland, Ota, Ogun state. The facility is
designed to serve as a sustainable architectural
model for recycling plant designs, both during and
after its construction. The project prioritizes
flexible space utilization, performance
expectations, natural light and views integration,
and standardized structural design. The factory's
primary consumers would be Covenant
University's local population and the Ota region.
The raw materials for the plant would largely be
sourced from the local community.
This initiative is a significant step towards
promoting eco-friendly practices and addressing
environmental concerns. The factory's location in
Canaanland, Ota, Ogun state is strategic as it
allows for easy access to the local population of
Covenant University and the larger Ota region. The
factory's architectural design aims to set the
standard for recycling plant designs across the
country. The incorporation of form with the
environment is a crucial aspect of the factory's
design, providing access to stunning views, and
maximizing the use of natural daylight. By utilizing
waste generated by the local population, Waste to
Wealth promotes a circular economy, reducing
waste and creating a valuable resource. EAGLE SQUARE
CAFETERIA 1
VIEWS

21. SITE ANALYSIS
ACCESS
PARKING
TRUCK PARKING
MAIN BUILDING
S.W MONSOON
WIND
NOISE FROM
ROAD
N.E TRADE
WIND
S
W
O
T
S STRENGTHS
WEAKNESSES
OPPORTUNITIES
THREATS
Length of the site
Absence of landforms
The site is quite
narrow
Site is not flat
The site is such that it
can accommodate
another access road
from the rear
A basement floor
could be introduced
The site could be
easily flooded if not
properly drained
Multiple access roads
may cause security
issues
WASTE TO WEALTH
DRAINAGE
Drainage point for the
site follows the natural
slope of the site
TOPOGRAPHY
The site has a gentle
slope of about 7
degress with a
maximum vertical
distance of 4.6 metres
ROAD CONDITION
The major access road
to the site is Sacrifice
Road, which is located
in covenant university,
However, other access
points to the site are
untarred.
VEGETATION
The site is
characterized
predominantly by
shrubs and tall grasses
with few trees
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SITE ZONING

22. PLASTIC RECYCLING
PAPER RECYCLING
Paper Baling Machine
Plastic Baling Machine
Milling Machine
Plastic Extrusion Machine
Hydraulic Lift
Strapping Machine
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
RECYCLING PROCESSES
PRODUCTION MACHINES
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STRUCTURE
The building should be
structurally sound, also being
able to span a very long
distance without the use of
intermediate supports for this.
Portal frame is ideal in design
and construction
CHOICE
There is a need to achieve a
space effective and space
efficient environment by
maximising the use of auxiliary
facilities
FUNCTIONALITY
The design functions as a work
and eco-setting that supports
varied tasks with the ability to
expand and contract in
response to space design and
future use
ADAPTABILITY
Building is positioned on site
leaving maximum possible
room for expansion preferably
on 2 directions. The building
should be mainly dry
construction which can easily
be extended or modified
SUSTAINABILITY
The building manifests
sustainability across the full
spectrum of social and
environmental concerns with
energy efficient design
concepts and materials which
encourage responsible
environmental acts
ACCEESS AND VISIBILITY
Design should be accessible
and responsible, being able to
encourage community and
consumers’ well-being. Its
location will provide a
significant opportunity to
reinforce its role in waste
management
LIGHTING AND
VENTILATION
There should be adequate
access to views and natural
daylight from all points in the
spaces
PRODUCTION LIFE-CYCLE
The design is such that it
follows the production line of
recycling solid waste. The
spaces are designed such that
there is a coherent flow of
materials from one space to
another
WASTE TO WEALTH

23. WASTE TO WEALTH
FORM DEVELOPMENT
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Shading devices to
reduce excessive
sunlight
Tress to serve
as sound
buffers
corrugated roofing sheets for
easy channeling of runoff water
Ramp provided at main
entrance for universal
design
Extracting device
for air purification
Louvres for solar
shading
GROUND/BASEMENT FLOOR PALN
PORTAL FRAME STRUCTURE
The initial mass starts with a
simple block which follows
the shape of the site
Sections of the mass were
then modified by pushing
the shape inwards
The final mass was then
further modified by
increasing and reducing
headroom of required
spaces
CONCEPT
PUSH
ELEVATE
PRODUCTION
DELIVERY
ADMIN
ZONING

24. FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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PORTAL FRAME
STRUCTURE
CORRUGATED
METAL ROOFING
SUSPENDED
CEILING
SECTION
FIRST FLOOR WORKING DRAWING
WASTE TO WEALTH

25. 25
DE ROYAL NICHE ESTATE
Residential | Proposed Gate House for De Royal Niche Estate
Location | Ibeju Lekki, Lagos State, Nigeria
Professional | Plus 234 Architects, 2022
Roles Played | Preparation of Working Drawings,
Documentation
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26. 26
De Royal Niche Estate is
situated in Eleko Ibeju-Lekki
and is characterized by
government-approved
excision. The estate is
located immediately after
the Eleko junction and
adjacent to Pan Atlantic
University, along the Lekki-
Epe expressway. These
features make it suitable for
both commercial and
residential purposes.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN ROOF PLAN
APPROACH ELEVATION
SECTION
DE ROYAL NICHE ESTATE

27. CREATIVE PROJECTS
3D VISUALISATIONS, SCALE MODELS, DRAWINGS,
ARTWORK
05
27
3D SCALE MODELS (ALL MODELS ARE HAND MADE)
CREATIVE PROJECTS

28. 28
SKETCHES/DRAWINGS
CREATIVE PROJECTS

29. CREATIVE PROJECTS
29
3D RENDERINGS/HAND DRAFTING

30. 2023
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