The document provides details about an architecture graduate seeking experience in the field. Some key points: - The graduate recently completed a Bachelor of Architecture and is now pursuing a Masters part-time while gaining professional experience. - They have interests in residential projects like houses and apartments as well as larger civic projects. - Previous experience includes limited time in the field while studying, as well as various part-time jobs to pay for schooling. - The graduate is looking for an opportunity to further their skills and passion for architecture through professional work.

1. R219 Clarke Street, Northcote
0401422376
marnie.newton11@gmail.com
new_milk11
marnie-newton-24bb1638
I am 25 years old and a recent Architecture
graduate from RMIT University interested in
gaining experience within the architectural field
whilst I complete my masters in Architecture
part-time. I have a keen interest for residential
projects (houses & apartments) however I am
also keen to work on larger civic ventures. I am a
good team player with a happy disposition and a
desire to give back to my community. I take orders
well and pride myself of being able to produce
work at a high level even under high levels of
stress. I am highly self-motivated and enjoy the
responsibility and creativity that comes with
working of several projects at the same time.
I have limited experience within the field as I have
spent the last three years whilst studying,
working to pay off my loans and for my
accommodation and bills. I understand what it is
to be responsible for myself and others.
I would love the opportunity to work and learn
more within a field I am highly passionate about
and would jump at the opportunity to work with
your company. If you have any more questions or
require any references please don’t hesitate to
call or email me.
MARNIE NEWTON
[ARCHITECTURE GRADUATE]
RMIT UNIVERSITY
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
2014 - 2016
RMIT UNIVERSITY
MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
(PART TIME)
2017 - NOW
RMIT UNIVERSITY
BACHELOR OF COMMUNCATIONS
(ADVERTISING)
2010 - 2012
EDUCATION
MITRE 10
SALES :
PROBLEM SOVING CUSTOMER HOME PROJECTS
CUSTOMER SERVICE
TEAM WORK
UNDERSTANDING OF BASIC FIXTURES, TIMBER. GARDEN AND FASTNERS
ADMINISTRATION:
DEALING WITH TRADE AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES
ACCOUNTING & BANKING
DEALING WITH SUPPLIERS
2012 - NOW
WORK EXPERIENCE
OLGA DE POLGA
ONLINE BRAND MANAGER:
ONLINE CONTENT CREATION
MANAGEMENT OF SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS
PROMOTIONS & SALES
CLIENT RELATIONS
2013 - 2014
PASSIONS STUDIO (MELBOURNE)
DANCE INSTRUCTOR:
TEACHING & SHOWCASES
CLASS MANAGMENT
2016 - NOW
BURN CITY WAACK
CO-FOUNDER & TEACHER:
SMALL SOCIAL DANCE CLUB TARGETED AT TEACHING PEOPLE HOW TO DANCE AND
INSTILL A LEVEL OF CREATIVE AND SOCIAL CONFIDENCE THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF
DANCE.
2013 - 2014
VOLUNTEER/SOCIAL
PROFICIENCY & SKILLS
ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE
PHOTOSHOP, ILLUSTRATOR, INDESIGN, PREMIER PRO, LIGHTROOM
3D MODELING & DRAWING SOFTWARE
RHINO 3D, REVIT, MAYA, GRASSHOPER, AUTOCAD, SKETCH UP
RENDERING
VRAY FOR RHINO, OCTANE, KEYSHOT
PHYSICAL MODELING
BALSA, CARD, CASTING, TIMBER, LAZER CUTTING SOFTWARE
MICROSOFT OFFICE
WORD, EXCEL, POWERPOINT
VIDEO EDITING
FINAL CUT PRO, PREMIER PRO
REFERENCES
PROVIDED UPON REQUEST
LANGUAGES
ENGLISH
FLUENT
CHINESE
CONVERSATION & READING
PROFILE

2. BEHINDTHE MASK
DESIGN STUDIOS
A RESIDENCE FOR AN OUTSIDER ARTIST
ENCAMPMENT
A NEW CIVIC CENTRE FOR ROSEBUD
THE ARTIST IS PRESENT
A RESIDENCE FOR A PERFORMANCE ARTIST IN BEEAC
HOUSES
2 HOUSES THAT EXPLORE THE IDEA OF SPACIAL MEMORY WITH IN ARCHITECTURE
AFTERTHE ELECTION
A PETER CORRIGAN STUDIO
MANWITH AVAN
TECH DRAWINGS
A DESIGN FOR A NEW VAN STORAGE AND OFFICE
T-HOUSE
A CLEAN CYCLING INSPIRED OFFICE TOWER
MAYA MODELLING
COMMUNICATIONS
MODELLING “TABAKALERA” BY HERNAN DIAZ ALONSO (XEFIROTARCH)
GRASSHOPPER
A RE-IMAGINED ARTS SPIRE USING GRASSHOPPER
PHYSICAL MODELLING
EXAMPLES OF MODELLING WORK COMPLETED OVER THE PAST 3 YEARS
4-5
6-7
8-9
10-11
12-13
14-19
19-20
21-22
23
24

3. BEHIND
THE MASKA RESIDENCE
FOR AN OUTSIDER
ARTIST
Street view
1.Entrance
2.Garage
3.Back entry Staircase
4.Main Entry/ Stage
5.Kitchen
6.Breakfast/Sunroom
7.Lounge Room
8.Interior Courtyard
9.Guest Room
10.Central Staircase
11.Sitting Room
12.Costume/ Display Room
13.Studio
14.Master Bedroom
15.Toilet
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Site Axo 1:2000

4. Section 1:200
Kitchen viewInternalVoid view from first level
EntryView InternalVoid view from entry
Myers House - Edmond & CorriganCasa Batllo - Antoni Gaudi
Behind the mask is a formal explorationfor a residence for an outsider actor. The project is derived from the “masking”and layering of the plans of Antonio Gaudi’s Casa Ballto and Peter Corrigan’s
Myer House as well as drawing on the nature of old Hollywood glamour – think Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard – “I am big.It’s the pictures that got small”
The narrative journey of the house is derived from the process of the un-masking for the actor from the stage to the bedroom.Entering in through the gap between the walls,the space opens to reveal a“stage”,naturally lit by an open
void showing the main entry up the staircase at the far end of the stage,making the progress from the stage to the backstage.
The void works as a means to centre the focus of the house from the outside to the inside,which is further expressed by the nature of the materiality and the thickness of the walls at they morph from an ephemeral quality in the
centre of the void,to the thick,multi-layered white washed exterior brick walls. This is a house that celebrates the eccentric but allows itself to exist in the conventional,an eclectic oasis working as a terrace
house in suburbia.

5. ENCAMPMENTA CIVIC CENTER FOR ROSEBUD
AQUATIC CENTRE,LIBRARY & MEMORAL HALL
CANOPY
CANOPY
STUCTURE
BRANCH
STRUCTURE
TRUNKS
LIBRARY
LIBRARY
MEMORIAL
HALL
MEMORIAL
HALL
AQUATIC
CENTER
AQUATIC
CENTER
SEPERATION OF PROGRAM BASED ON USE
SWIMMING POOL
UNDERGROUNDWATERTANK
CANOPY
TRUNKS
TEATREE
WATER COLLECTION CANOPYTO SERVICE MAIN POOL HALL/25 METER POOL &WARMWATER POOL
LIBRARY
MEMORIAL
HALL
AQUATIC
CENTER
LINKING OF PROGRAMTHROUGH CONNECTED ROOF / CANOPY
Rosebud was a town that was founded on this idea
of holiday, it was a place of which people would
visit to escape the city and its suburbs for a more
natural romantic setting of the beach. Between
1930 to 1940 the rosebud campsite was a tranquil,
family friendly community of holidaymakers which
grew steadily each year. At the end of world war
1 the campsite’s popularity exploded with a camping
committee and administration being set up and a
waiting list implicated.
With the growth of the campsite, the town of
Rosebud also saw a major growth in the 1960’s
with the desire of people to permanently move
from the city for a more relaxed beach side life.
However with the growth of the area the town of
rosebud began to turn from a beach site retreat
into an extension of Melbourne’s southern suburbs.
The essence of the beach now hidden behind the
roar of semi trailers along neapen highway and foreshore private apartments that block any view of the
crystal waters.
The main idea for the aquatic centre, memorial and library is the re appropriation of the Rosebud
campsite, in particular the romantic idea of the 1930-1940s rosebud to create not just the volumes but
also an area that can be used and engaged with by the rosebud citizens. The programmatic make up of
the three volumes; the aquatic centre, memorial hall and library exhibit very different uses of which
minimal overlap.
A prominent feature in the campsite and along the peninsula coast is the native costal tea tree. Using
this motif of a forest the idea of a canopy that draped the entire site was formed, connecting all
three volumes together through a central inside/outside area, reminiscent of the campsite with separate
identities within a larger scheme. The surface the canopy not only serves as a shelter and roof but also
works as a water collection service for the aquatic centre and toilets throughout the site.
The canopy creeps out over the surrounding streets of rosebud pde and ninth ave inviting people
inside. The existing wannanue place has been converted to foot and bike traffic only, creating a clear
connection to point neapen through the laneway and pulling the public space of the highway footpath
back into the site. The structure under the canopy works on the branching of the tea tree. The white
painted steel an ode to the sporting works of Phillip Cox.
The designs of each of the programmatic volumes are appropriated from an Arthur Boyd print “the
swimmer” which was produced in 1993. Between 1937-1939 Boyd spent three years of his adolescence
living with his grandfather down in rosebud during which he painted a series of painting of his
surroundings, a reflection of romantic rosebud. Though the swimmer was produced nearly 55 years later,
it has been attributed to his time spent in rosebud and provides a more abstract reflection of the area.
The elements of the painting were extracted and the areas formed by the strokes of the paintings
were then assessed and altered to fit in the specific program of the volumes. The painting was also
translated onto the canopy, using the pattern created to provide openings and glass roofs. The pattern
of the tea tree was then used to build a language for the large glass walls within the volumes as
like a forest creating the lightness of the internal structure holding up a larger canopy. The pattern
provides a framing system of the window that provides this idea of filtered light through a forest. The
solid walls were applied with a rendered treatment, indicative of thick paint knife method in the rosebud
paintings by Boyd to create a texture you can feel and play with.
Exterior Canopy
Entry from Wannaue Place
Main Memorial
Hall
Memorial Hall Entry
Arthur Boyd
The Swimmer (1993) - Arthur Boyd
SWIMMING POOL
UNDERGROUND WATER TANK
CANOPY
TRUNKS WATER COLLECTION CANOPYTO SERVICE MAIN POOL HALL/25 METER POOL &WARMWATER POOL

6. LEARNTO SWIM POOL
BEACH ENTRY/FREE FORM
POOL
TODDLER
POOL
STORAGE
WET LOUNGE
DRY
LOUNGE
FIRST
AID
25 METER
POOL
SEATING
FEMALE
CHANGE
MALE
CHNAGE
KITCHEN
COOL
ROOM
CAFE
AREA
OPEN
PLAN
STAFF
OFFICES
MEETING
ROOM
MEETING
ROOM
MEETING
ROOM
MEETING
ROOM
SHOP
SHOP
MERCHANDISE
WORKSTATION
DESK
STAFF
ROOM
TOILET
TOILET
STORAGE
MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM 1
MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM 2
MULTIPURPOSE
ROOM 3
STORAGE
CRECHE
OFFICE
TOLIETS
GYM
FITNESS ROOM
FITNESS ROOM
MALE
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
POOL
OFFICE
WARMWATER
PROGRAM
POOL
SPA
SPA
SAUNA
CLEANERS
ROOM
TREATMENT ROOMS
OFFICE
TO CARPARK
MAIN HALL
STAGE
STORAGE
STORAGE
MULTIPURPOSE
MULTIPURPOSE
MULTIPURPOSE
MULTIPURPOSE
TOILET
KITCHEN
FEMALE
TOILET
MALE
TOILET
TICKET
BOOTH
FOYER
STUDY
ROOM
STUDY
ROOM
STUDY
ROOMSTUDY
ROOM
COMPUTER
LABS
SPECIAL
COLLECTION
AREA
CHILDRENS'
AREA
EXHIBITION
SPACE
OFFICE
AUDIO/VISUAL
COLLECTION
TOILETS
TOILETS
TOILETS
TOILETS
READING
SPACE
READING
SPACE
STUDY
HALL
READING &
COMMUNITY
SPACE
TO AQUATIC CENTRE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN
(CARPARK)
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECTION A
SECTION A
SITE
SECTION
SITE
SECTION
SECTION B
SECTION C
SECTION C
SECTION B
Learn To Swim Pool
25 Meter Lap Pool Library Interior
Library Interior

7. MARINA ABRAMOVIC
PERFORMANCE ARTIST
THE ARTIST IS PRESENT/
THE HOUSE WITH THE OCEAN VIEW/
IMPONDERABILA/ REST ENERGY/THE LOVERS
football field
public
toilet
theater
guest houses
exit
entry
pinic area
SITE PLAN 1:1000
residence
pinic
area
lake beeac
mack st
THE ARTIST IS PRESENT/
THE HOUSE WITH THE OCEAN VIEW/
IMPONDERABILA/ REST ENERGY/THE LOVERS
football field
public
toilet
theater
guest houses
exit
entry
pinic area
SITE PLAN 1:1000
residence
pinic
area
c
mack st
The artist is present involves the design for an artist
residence in Beeac (A small country town located just
outside of Colac) with emphasis on the use of a specific
material.
The scheme of the site is grounded heavily in the
landscape by using the architecture as a series of
"pavilions" that capture the site and the greater
context of Beeac. With each pavilion focusing on an
existing artefact with in the current landscape; a
milking shed, a water tower, a bridge and a dam.
Interpreting the works of performance artist, Marina
Abramović, the architecture works to emulate the role
of artist by evoking of a specific emotion or action
from the visitor;
The Entry: Inspired by "Imponderabilia"(1977),
presents a thin sunken passageway in which one must
turn to the side to pass through. The direction of
which one turns dictates the way that they experience
the site.
The House: Inspired by "The House with the Ocean
View" (2002), deals with the existence of two separate
identities within an intimate space like a house. The
milk shed is split into two halves, with a central
external corridor that is lined with the plumbing pipes
of the house. The two halves are connected in the
centre of the corridor, creating a meting point for the
two circulations and the secondary point of awareness
for the visitor and the first for the artist.
The Public Toilet: Inspired by "Rest
Energy" (1980), works on using the typology of the
toilet and the idea of tension present in her work.
The point of fragility is presented by the presence
of a small window in each of the toilet cubicles which
opens up to the bridge walkway above. The user of the
toilet is aware of the people on the bridge; however
the walkers are not immediately aware of those in the
toilet. The moment of tension is experienced by the
people of the toilet wishing that those above do not
look down through the window to see them.
The Bridge: Inspired by "The Great Wall Walk"
(1988), embodies the notion of experiencing and
understanding something then having to say goodbye.
The bridge operates as a vehicle for this experience,
twisting over the lake and back through , giving the
visitor a good look at the site and what they may have
missed. However, like the separation of the Marina
and her partner at the end of the walk, the visitor is
pushed out of the site, unable to return back on the
bridge despite their new found understanding.
The overarching theme of the plan draws on Marina's
most famous work, "The Artist is Present" (2010), but
through the use of the existing architecture of the
area, pulls her work into a Beeac context. Causing the
Artist to truly be present in Beeac.
MARINA ABRAMOVIC
PERFORMANCE ARTIST
THE ARTIST IS PRESENT/
THE HOUSE WITH THE OCEAN VIEW/
IMPONDERABILA/ REST ENERGY/THE LOVERS
football field
public
toilet
guest houses
exit
entry
pinic
area
mack st

8. to guest/student
accomidation
to lake front
to beeac
toilet toilet
toilet
toilet
bridge
bridge
toilettoilet
peep hole
peep holes
bedroom
dining room
bathroom
study
kitchen
toilet
meeting point
towards lake
begining of bridge
towards
football field
waste &
water pipes
Entry plan @ 1:100
Entry section @ 1:100
Public Toilet Plan@ 1:100
PublicToiletSection @ 1:100
dining room
study
meeting point
Residence Plan @ 1:100
Residence section @ 1:100
Exit plan @ 1:100
Exit section @ 1:100

9. THE
HOUSE OF
SCENES
THE HOUSE OF SCENES FOCUSES ON THE ID
OF THE ONE PERFECT IMAGE OF A SPACE I
REGARDS TO OUR SPACIAL MEMORY.
The area and space of the set in affected
by the size of the lense
GALLERY
ENTRANCE
HALL
LOUNGE
BATHROOM
GARAGE
KITCHEN
DINING
ROOM
BEDROOM
BATHROOM
BEDROOM
BEDROOM
BALCONY
THE
HOUSE OF
SCENES
STANDARD
LINE OF
SIGHT
VISUAL
LIMIT
RIGHT
EYE
VISUAL
LIMIT
LEFT
EYE
BINOCULAR
VISION
SYMBOL
RECOGNITION
5-305-30
62 62
0
THE HOUSE OF SCENES FOCUSES ON THE IDEA
OF THE ONE PERFECT IMAGE OF A SPACE IN
REGARDS TO OUR SPACIAL MEMORY.
The area and space of the set in affected
by the size of the lense
The house of scene explores the idea
of memory within architecture and the
nature in which we in the digital age
consume architecture. Often we view
architecture through an iconic singular
image, and that becomes the part of
the building that we remember.
The big idea of this house was the
focus on the one perfect image of a
space in regards to our spatial memory
and the hyperbole of design, in only
designing the view that would be seen
within a specific space.
Using the standard angle of site and
pre-existing model, the two
typologies of the house were divided.
One presented as the resolved
"photographed" design and the other
serving merely as a structural support
for the ideal image.
THE HOUSE
OF
SCENES

10. THE
HOUSE OF
MONUMENT
THE HOUSE OF MONUMENT FOCUSES ON THE IDEA OF
MEMORY COLLECTION, DRAWING STRONG CORRILATIONS
TO THE EXHIBITING OF WORK IN A GALLERY.
"GROUND FLOOR"
"FIRST FLOOR"
The house of monument looks at the way non-architectural educated people look at a domestic space. I asked a couple to
draw a designed space for each other in plan then I asked them to re-draw the same space every two days without looking
at the drawings before it.
The research lead me to two major conclusions:
Elements like walls, doors and simple windows, were of low priority as the location, size and even presence of them
changed drastically drawing to drawing. The only constant was if the person had drawn a specific type of window, such as a
bay window, which was attached to an action, such as a couch looking out a window.
Elements like stairs, couches, fireplaces and specific windows were remember accurately. Items that were attached with
meaning and action; a writing nook, a tv couch, were constantly redrawn, often with more emphasis than the previous
drawing.
This idea of memory of specific things, or monuments inspired the design of this hypothetical house, the house of
monument. This project looks at the home as a gallery of items and artefacts that have meaning attached to them
individually as a means of documenting what is really important and memorable to people within a space.
HOUSE OF
MONUMENT
THE HOUSE OF MONUMENT FOCUSES ON THE IDEA OF
MEMORY COLLECTION, DRAWING STRONG CORRILATIONS
TO THE EXHIBITING OF WORK IN A GALLERY.

11. P H Y S I C A L
MODEL-
L I N G

13. B
A
A
B
SITE PLAN 1:7500
HOLE
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
METERS
330
370
210
240
190
375
515
320
640
400
605
230
230
270
330
315
420
270
PAR
4
3
3
3
3
4
5
3
5
4
5
3
3
4
4
4
4
4
67TOTAL PAR
N
CLUB
HOUSE
CARPARK
CARPARK
HOTEL/
SANITORIUM
CARPARK
15
16
17
18
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
SAND BUNKERS
TREES
TEE GREEN
FAIRWAY
ROUGH
SITE BOUNDRY
LENGEND
PHOEBE WONG | MARNIE NEWTON
Wellness Center - Guest House
Mr.Matthew Liu & Ms Marnie Newton
SECTION A-A @ 1:200
SOUTH ELEVATION @ 1:200
Site Plan 1:250
Mr Matthew Liu & Ms Marnie Newton
Guest Accomodation
Lecture
Theatre
Morning
Lounge
Breakfast Hall
Kitchen
Garden
Multipurpose
Room
Lake
Gardeners &
Handymen
Library
Chapel
Dining Hall
Afternoon Lounge
Kitchen
Bakery &
Convenience Store
Admin & Office
Doctors’
Offices
Treatment Facilities
Garden
Doctors
Accomodation
Medical Staff Lounge
EntryCarpark
Nurses Accomodation
IntensiveWard
1149.37
919.50
1149.37
919.50
1149.37
919.50
1149.37
919.50
1149.37
919.50
1149.37
919.50
1149.37
919.50
919.50
1149.37
1149.37
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:250FIRST FLOOR PLAN @ 1:250

14. ““Will YouWalk into my
Parlour?”
Said the Spider to the
Fly”
- Hole 7
““Will YouWalk into my
Parlour?”
Said the Spider to the
Fly”
- Hole 7
Viewing
Platform
“If Everything Could be
DoneTwice,
Everything would be
done better”
- Hole 8
“If Everything Could be
DoneTwice,
Everything would be
done better”
- Hole 8
WELLNESS
CENTRE
CLUB
HOUSE
PERFORMANCE
GARDEN
ANGELSEA
WETLANDS
MINE
POWER
STATION
ANGLESEA
ANGLESEA
FAIRWAY
ROUGH 1
ROUGH 2
TREES
GREENS
WATER
BUNKERS
LEGEND
SITE PLAN @1:5000
ROYAL BRENDA GOLF COURSE
MR.Z RAHAMAN & MS.M NEWTON
Mr Matthew Liu & Ms Marnie NewtonMr Matthew Liu & Ms Marnie Newton
Hampson Gang Golf Course Site PlanHampson Gang Golf Course Site Plan
1:50001:5000
AFTERTHE
ELECTION
10x GOLF COURSES
6xWELLNESS CENTRES
5x CLUB HOUSES

15. 1.RECEPTION
2.PATIENT ACCOMIDATION
3.SAUNA
4.POOL
5.STEAM ROOM
6.MALE CHANGE
7.FEMALE CHANGE
8.LOUNGE
9.KITCHEN
10.BREAKFAST ROOM
11.DINING ROOM
12.DANCE SPACE
13.LIBRARY/ READING ROOM
14.STUDIO/MULTIPURPOSE SPACE
15.ICU
16.OPERATINGTHEATER
17.TREATMENT FACILITIES
18.DOCTORS FACILITIES
19.NURSES FACILITIES
20.GARDENERS FACILITIES
21.HANDYMAN FACILITIES
22.DELIVERIES/GARBAGE COLLECTION
23.ADMINISTRATION OFFICES
1
1
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
8
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15 16
17
18
19
20
21
22
WELLNESS CENTRE
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
@ 1:7005 10 20 50
CLOCKTOWER
2
23
WELLNESS CENTRE
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
@ 1:700
WELLNESS CENTRE
BASEMENT PLAN
@ 1:700
5 10 20 50
5 10 20 50

16. BREAKFAST
ROOM
DINING
HALL
AFTERNOON
LOUNGE READING
ROOM
ADMINSTRATION
OFFICES
PUBLIC
CARPARK
WELLNESS CENTRE
LONG SECTION
@ 1:500
BREAKFAST
ROOM
KITCHEN
SEVRVICE
CORRIDOOR
DINING
HALL
READING
ROOM
AFTERNOON
LOUNGE
ADMINSTRATION
OFFICES
PUBLIC
CARKPARK
LONGTERM
PATIENT CARPARK
STAFF PARKING
CONSULTATION
ROOMS
This Sanatorium/Wellness centre was designed
alongside a Club House and hotel and dealt with
the relationship between an immature god and
a wise Lucifer. The Sanatorium operated using
the troupe of Lucifer as a self-contained and
resourceful being, who didn't need to rely on
anyone else.
The relationships between the two buildings
were focused on the idea of transition; where
the Club house (God) was the point of creation,
the Sanatorium worked on the subtraction. The
removal from the sanatorium was what allowed the
Club house to create.
The main motif for this was the idea of water,
more the absence of it as a means of symbolising
loss. Taking typical water holding architecture
such as a pool, a gutter, a bridge and voiding them
of water works in creating this idea of absence
and loss. These spaces are then reappropriated in
useable spaces such as a reading room ect.
The design also deals with a realistic approach
to planning, ensuring that despite the large floor
plate of the design there is no extremely long
circulation. The plate is then further broken up by
the placement of gardens which not only allows
plenty of natural light in to the building but
also work as a connection point for the "water"
circulation.

18. My Colour
My City
My Identity
MyWork
My Desire
My Joy
My Search
Thanks for giving me a good
slap
Vale Peter Corrigan

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3049 2000 4761 2160
Driveway (02)
+0.00
Service Area (17)
+0.00
Loading Area (03)+0.00
System (18)+10.0
WC (16)
+10.0
Storage (15)+10.0
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
UP
Customer Storage (01)
+0.00
Reception (28)
+0.00
SETOUT
STRUCTURAL WALL SETOUT
GRID SETOUT
LENGTH
5040 299 13400 324 2184 5497 1342 10184
200184020025802001400
STRUCTURALWALL&
OPENINGSETOUT
GRIDSETOUT
LENGTH
48104000424521808205
LIFT
Fall
PC1
PC1
PC1
PC1
PC1
PC1
PC2
PC2
PC2
PC2
PC2
AX
BR
PC2
PC1
PC2
PC1
AX
AX
PC3
CT
PC3
PC3
PC3
PC3
PC3
Yellow painted border
Yellow painted border
PC3
TL
VN
DS
SOSO
SO
Brick 110
Double Brick 270
Concrete
Lightweight Structures
Ultralux N29688
Ultralux petite N29687
Luxspace BB5480
Deco LED Emergency DECOLEDMS-BK
Lux Aib 218 LED 2x18W Led Industrial Batten Evolution
50 mm Asterix Cladding Panels (900 x 2100 mm) with fire rated Sicaflex caulk at all joints.AX
BR
DA
MA
PC
CA
LI
CT
FPB
PB
WPB
VA
AS
Danpalon DP30 Honeycomb (900 x 1800 mm) with specific joins following manufacturer's specification.
Megaclad steel roof sheets (800 x 1200 mm) installed following manufacturer's specification.
Polished poured concrete slab
Studio selections satalite dyed nylon cut plush pile carpet
Existing Brick wall
Classic Mystique PUR Nocturne 1380 Linoleum
Wickes White Gloss Cermaic Floor Tiles (150 x 150mm) applied with black grout and
sealant - Sellys Wet Area Silicone (black)
Painted 16mm Gyprock Standard Plasterboard (1200 x 2400 mm) for all fire-rated wall
Painted 10 mm Gyprock Standard Plasterboard (1200 x 2400mm)
10 mm mpoisture resistant plasterboard substratefor all wet areas
Polished Victorian Ash
Anti-slip Carborundum Hazard #60 over edge of stair tread
Reve wall-mount bathroom sinkVN
DS
BN
CB
SK
DS1
S0
TL
Bench to be specified by MVB
Kitchen cabinet
Vault under mount kitchen sink
Dining table to be specified by MVB
Working desk to be specified by MVB
Sofa to be specified by MVB
Caravell Smart one piece easy height elongated #9899000
- All dimension s to be verified on site prior to construction
and discrepencies to be clarified with architect.
- Do not scale drawings. refer to figured dimensions only.
- Architectural drawings are to be read in conjunction with
specification and other consultants documentation.
- GF is the benchmark level taken from the floor level of the
existing building.
- Dimensions are in mm.
- This drawing is copyright.
CONSTRUCTION TYPE FINISHES FIXTURES ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES
10 A 1 gang standard size switch
10 A 3 Gang standard size switch
10 A 1 dimable standard size switch
Electresafe triple powerpoint with 10A and 15A outlets
Electresafe double powerpoint with 10A and 15A outlets
26 Henry Street
Abbotsford
Melbourne
Scale
Checked by
Drawn by
Date
Project Number
DESCRIPTIONNO DATE
Zul Rahaman
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0430 020 811
s3477157@student.rmit.edu.au
Marnie Newton
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0401 422 376
s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
Tul Srisompun
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0413 730 932
s3463533@student.rmit.edu.au
MV01
Tul Srisompun
Zul Rahaman
A100
A101
A102
A103
A104
A105
A106
A200
A201
A202
A300
A301
A302
A400
A500
A501
A502
A600
A700
A701
A702
DEMOLITION PLAN
SITE PLAN
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR REFECTIVE CEILING PLAN
FIRST FLOOR REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST AND WEST ELEVATION
LONG SECTION
SHORT SECTION
STORAGE AND DRIVEWAY AREA
PLAN DETAIL
STAIRS SECTION DETAIL
ROOF SECTION DETAIL
ROOF CONNECTION SECTION DETAIL
WET AREA
WINDOW SCHEDULE
DOOR SCHEDULE
STRUCTURAL SCHEDULE
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
1 : 100
A102
10/06/15
A102 1 : 100
1 PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN
LEGEND
D
3
GF+0
FCL 1+4360
CL 1+7600
BL 3+10000
B DA C G H
CW+1700
BL 1+7905
FFL 1+4600
1
A301
2
A301
1
A302
1
A500
W12
W6
W8
W2 W3
2
A500
3
A500
Balcony (22)
Linoleum
+ 4600
Driveway (02)Concrete flooring
+0.00
Loading Area (03)Concrete flooring with
yellow painted boundary
+0.00
Reception (28)Concrete flooring
+0.00
.
.
900
700
148118401238
BL 2+9017
LATERALSTRUCTURE
STAIRS
2069831112305300024026601700
300
Brick 110
Double Brick 270
Concrete
Lightweight Structures
Ultralux N29688
Ultralux petite N29687
Luxspace BB5480
Deco LED Emergency DECOLEDMS-BK
Lux Aib 218 LED 2x18W Led Industrial Batten Evolution
50 mm Asterix Cladding Panels (900 x 2100 mm) with fire rated Sicaflex caulk at all joints.AX
BR
DA
MA
PC
CA
LI
CT
FPB
PB
WPB
VA
AS
Danpalon DP30 Honeycomb (900 x 1800 mm) with specific joins following manufacturer's specification.
Megaclad steel roof sheets (800 x 1200 mm) installed following manufacturer's specification.
Polished poured concrete slab
Studio selections satalite dyed nylon cut plush pile carpet
Existing Brick wall
Classic Mystique PUR Nocturne 1380 Linoleum
Wickes White Gloss Cermaic Floor Tiles (150 x 150mm) applied with black grout and
sealant - Sellys Wet Area Silicone (black)
Painted 16mm Gyprock Standard Plasterboard (1200 x 2400 mm) for all fire-rated wall
Painted 10 mm Gyprock Standard Plasterboard (1200 x 2400mm)
10 mm mpoisture resistant plasterboard substratefor all wet areas
Polished Victorian Ash
Anti-slip Carborundum Hazard #60 over edge of stair tread
Reve wall-mount bathroom sinkVN
DS
BN
CB
SK
DS1
S0
TL
Bench to be specified by MVB
Kitchen cabinet
Vault under mount kitchen sink
Dining table to be specified by MVB
Working desk to be specified by MVB
Sofa to be specified by MVB
Caravell Smart one piece easy height elongated #9899000
- All dimension s to be verified on site prior to construction
and discrepencies to be clarified with architect.
- Do not scale drawings. refer to figured dimensions only.
- Architectural drawings are to be read in conjunction with
specification and other consultants documentation.
- GF is the benchmark level taken from the floor level of the
existing building.
- Dimensions are in mm.
- This drawing is copyright.
CONSTRUCTION TYPE FINISHES FIXTURES ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES
10 A 1 gang standard size switch
10 A 3 Gang standard size switch
10 A 1 dimable standard size switch
Electresafe triple powerpoint with 10A and 15A outlets
Electresafe double powerpoint with 10A and 15A outlets
26 Henry Street
Abbotsford
Melbourne
Scale
Checked by
Drawn by
Date
Project Number
DESCRIPTIONNO DATE
Zul Rahaman
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0430 020 811
s3477157@student.rmit.edu.au
Marnie Newton
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0401 422 376
s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
Tul Srisompun
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0413 730 932
s3463533@student.rmit.edu.au
MV01
Tul Srisompun
Zul Rahaman
A100
A101
A102
A103
A104
A105
A106
A200
A201
A202
A300
A301
A302
A400
A500
A501
A502
A600
A700
A701
A702
DEMOLITION PLAN
SITE PLAN
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR REFECTIVE CEILING PLAN
FIRST FLOOR REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST AND WEST ELEVATION
LONG SECTION
SHORT SECTION
STORAGE AND DRIVEWAY AREA
PLAN DETAIL
STAIRS SECTION DETAIL
ROOF SECTION DETAIL
ROOF CONNECTION SECTION DETAIL
WET AREA
WINDOW SCHEDULE
DOOR SCHEDULE
STRUCTURAL SCHEDULE
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
1 : 100
A300
10/06/15
A300 1 : 100
1 LONG SECTION
LEGEND
Marnie Newton
Marnie Newton

20. D
3
1 32
1
A300
2
A302
2
A501
3
A502
5
D15D16
D8
W7
W11
AS01
C01
D6
B01
B01 B02 B01
Driveway (02)
Concrete flooring
+0.00
Service
Area (17)Concrete flooring
+0.00
Customer
Storage (01)Concrete flooring
+0.00
Call Centre (09)Carpet
+ 4600
Balcony (22)
Linoleum
+ 4600
3004056303
241
3012293
300382437783031104991208
LATERALSTRUCTURE
(EXISTINGBUILDING)
LATERALSTRUCTURE
(EXTENSION)
PB01
GF +0
FCL 1 +4360
CL 1 +7600
BL 3 +10000
13 2
CW +1700
BL 1 +7905
FFL 1 +4600
1
A300
2
A302
1
A502
1
A501
5
W7
W18
BL 2 +9017
D5
D22
Balcony (22)
Linoleum
+ 4600
Locker Room (05)Linoleum
+ 4600
Driveway (02)
Concrete flooring
+0.00
Driver
Common Room (04)Linoleum
+ 4600
AS01
C01
AS01
PB01
PB01 PB01
AS01
C01
300170059003051112983208
LATERALSTRUCTURE
(EXTENSION)
30041252342413000305LATERALSTRUCTURE
(EXISTINGBUILDING)
Brick 110
Double Brick 270
Concrete
Lightweight Structures
Ultralux N29688
Ultralux petite N29687
Luxspace BB5480
Deco LED Emergency DECOLEDMS-BK
Lux Aib 218 LED 2x18W Led Industrial Batten Evolution
50 mm Asterix Cladding Panels (900 x 2100 mm) with fire rated Sicaflex caulk at all joints.AX
BR
DA
MA
PC
CA
LI
CT
FPB
PB
WPB
VA
AS
Danpalon DP30 Honeycomb (900 x 1800 mm) with specific joins following manufacturer's specification.
Megaclad steel roof sheets (800 x 1200 mm) installed following manufacturer's specification.
Polished poured concrete slab
Studio selections satalite dyed nylon cut plush pile carpet
Existing Brick wall
Classic Mystique PUR Nocturne 1380 Linoleum
Wickes White Gloss Cermaic Floor Tiles (150 x 150mm) applied with black grout and
sealant - Sellys Wet Area Silicone (black)
Painted 16mm Gyprock Standard Plasterboard (1200 x 2400 mm) for all fire-rated wall
Painted 10 mm Gyprock Standard Plasterboard (1200 x 2400mm)
10 mm mpoisture resistant plasterboard substratefor all wet areas
Polished Victorian Ash
Anti-slip Carborundum Hazard #60 over edge of stair tread
Reve wall-mount bathroom sinkVN
DS
BN
CB
SK
DS1
S0
TL
Bench to be specified by MVB
Kitchen cabinet
Vault under mount kitchen sink
Dining table to be specified by MVB
Working desk to be specified by MVB
Sofa to be specified by MVB
Caravell Smart one piece easy height elongated #9899000
- All dimension s to be verified on site prior to construction
and discrepencies to be clarified with architect.
- Do not scale drawings. refer to figured dimensions only.
- Architectural drawings are to be read in conjunction with
specification and other consultants documentation.
- GF is the benchmark level taken from the floor level of the
existing building.
- Dimensions are in mm.
- This drawing is copyright.
CONSTRUCTION TYPE FINISHES FIXTURES ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES
10 A 1 gang standard size switch
10 A 3 Gang standard size switch
10 A 1 dimable standard size switch
Electresafe triple powerpoint with 10A and 15A outlets
Electresafe double powerpoint with 10A and 15A outlets
26 Henry Street
Abbotsford
Melbourne
Scale
Checked by
Drawn by
Date
Project Number
DESCRIPTIONNO DATE
Zul Rahaman
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0430 020 811
s3477157@student.rmit.edu.au
Marnie Newton
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0401 422 376
s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
Tul Srisompun
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0413 730 932
s3463533@student.rmit.edu.au
MV01
Tul Srisompun
Zul Rahaman
A100
A101
A102
A103
A104
A105
A106
A200
A201
A202
A300
A301
A302
A400
A500
A501
A502
A600
A700
A701
A702
DEMOLITION PLAN
SITE PLAN
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR REFECTIVE CEILING PLAN
FIRST FLOOR REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST AND WEST ELEVATION
LONG SECTION
SHORT SECTION
STORAGE AND DRIVEWAY AREA
PLAN DETAIL
STAIRS SECTION DETAIL
ROOF SECTION DETAIL
ROOF CONNECTION SECTION DETAIL
WET AREA
WINDOW SCHEDULE
DOOR SCHEDULE
STRUCTURAL SCHEDULE
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
1 : 100
A301
10/06/15
A301 1 : 100
1 CROSS SECTION 1
A301 1 : 100
2 CROSS SECTION 2
LEGEND
2
W13
W18
5
300
45 72 45
30039109
5
26 Henry Street
Abbotsford
Melbourne
Scale
Checked by
Drawn by
Date
Project Number
DESCRIPTIONNO DATE
Zul Rahaman
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0430 020 811
s3477157@student.rmit.edu.au
Marnie Newton
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0401 422 376
s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
Tul Srisompun
1, Queen Street
Melbourne
0413 730 932
s3463533@student.rmit.edu.au
MV01
Tul Srisompun
Zul Rahaman
A100
A101
A102
A103
A104
A105
A106
A200
A201
A202
A300
A301
A302
A400
A500
A501
A502
A600
A700
A701
A702
DEMOLITION PLAN
SITE PLAN
PROPOSED GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PROPOSED FIRST FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR REFECTIVE CEILING PLAN
FIRST FLOOR REFLECTIVE CEILING PLAN
PROPOSED ROOF PLAN
NORTH ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
EAST AND WEST ELEVATION
LONG SECTION
SHORT SECTION
STORAGE AND DRIVEWAY AREA
PLAN DETAIL
STAIRS SECTION DETAIL
ROOF SECTION DETAIL
ROOF CONNECTION SECTION DETAIL
WET AREA
WINDOW SCHEDULE
DOOR SCHEDULE
STRUCTURAL SCHEDULE
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
13/10/2015
1 : 10
A502
10/10/15
A502 1 : 10
1 GUTTER DETAIL
A502 1 : 10
2 ROOF TO WALL CONNECTION 1
A502 1 : 10
3 ROOF TO WALL CONNECTION 2
Timhber Packing
Steel
Plate
Flashing
Danpalon Cladding 30 mm
Steel Purlin 150X50 mm
Insulation Batts
Timber Packing
Flashing
Boxspan Aluminium
Rafter 100X50 mm
Aluminium Framing
Double Glazing grass
Flashing
Boxspan Aluminium
Rafter 100X50 mm
Aluminium Roof Sheet
Boxed Gutter 300X300
U Beam 305X165X9.5
Astrix Cladding 50mm Thickness
Flashing
Astrix Cladding 50mm Thickness
Purlins 150X50 mm
Insulation Batts
Plaster board
9mm Thickness
Purlins 150X50 mm
Insulation Batts
Marnie Newton
Marnie Newton

21. DRAWING NUMBER DRAWING STATUS
DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
SCALE (@A1)
DATE
BOUVERIE STCARLTON, MELBOURNE
REV DESCRIPTION DATE
LARS ERIK ELSETH
E s3478794@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 449 603 993
MARNIE NEWTON
E s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 401 422 376
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CLIENT
PROJECT
1601
RMIT ARCHITECTURE
DEPARTMENT
TENDER
ISSUE
NOT FOR
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
LE MN
A101
26/05/2016
1 : 50
COMPLETE
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1
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A303
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CT
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CT
PC
CT
PC
CT
TL
CT
QUEENSBERRY ST
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SHOWER SHOWER
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CAFE
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KITCHEN
LOBBY
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SPACE
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STORAGECLEANERS
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FIRE CONTROL
ROOM
FIRE
ESCAPE
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6 m²
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AIRLOCK
ACESS.
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34 m²
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13 m²
4 m²
2 m² 2 m²
8 m²
4 m²
53 m²
14 m² 6 m²
10 m²
88 m²
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22 m²
13 m²
81 m²
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BIKE PARKING
FIRE STAIRS
CHANGEROOM
SHOWER
DN
UP
UP
UP
5
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HR1
UR
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
HR2
DRAWING NUMBER DRAWING STATUS
DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
SCALE (@A1)
DATE
BOUVERIE STCARLTON, MELBOURNE
REV DESCRIPTION DATE
LARS ERIK ELSETH
E s3478794@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 449 603 993
MARNIE NEWTON
E s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 401 422 376
5, DESIGN HUB, CARLTON VIC 3000
SHEET
CLIENT
PROJECT
1601
RMIT ARCHITECTURE
DEPARTMENT
TENDER
ISSUE
NOT FORTYPICAL FLOOR PLAN
MN LE
A102
26/05/2016
1 : 50
COMPLETE
D02
D11
TL
D01
D08
D05
PC
TL
3
A401
TL
CT
D08
D11
D02
TL
D01
TL
TL
CO
D08
D11
D08
TL
CT
D02
CT
PC
TL
CT
D02
CT
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFLFFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FFL
FEMALE
TOILET
1m²
COMMS CUPBOARD
KITCHEN
9 m²
WORKSTATIONS
35 m²
9 m²
CENTER WING
12 m² 51 m²
65 m²
24 m²
5m²
9 m²
8 m²
EAST
WING
MEETING
SPACE
WEST WING
RECEPTION
25 m²
MAIN
STAIRS
AIRLOCK
LOBBY
ACCESS.
TOILET
MEETING
SPACE
12 m²
4 m²
COMMS CUPBOARD
14 m²
AIR-
LOCK
41 m²
FIRE
ESCAPE
STAIRS
COMMS CUPBOARD
MALE
TOILET
DN
UP
DN
DN
PRINT STATION
PRINT STATION
PRINT STATION
CENTRAL
HIVE
5
4
3
2
A B C
1
D
A302
1
1
A301
A303
1
5016301001779
100
10033902005350
1465
545
200915701315
1500
20012702002560
447
200
50
2001666
487
699
4060
571
60
7305464
4668
11001450
600
492
1938
11001135
5850
7301950
600
2683
8401075
5666
12001086
2921
200
200
809361
1200919
5997
60013948
6516
14433
6008284
5330
600
36
2931
4016
164
3341562
18691
8635955
300
165
54
454
2201
6008400
200
100
325
200
6002777
382
40454
100
1345
1697
6095 200
600
5600
2300 200
8311
5350 200
325
600
70
100
968 50
600
918 50
148
5896
1404 100
9109
460 1319
5550
600
1002
100 1630
9046
52 1570
371
3001701001570
1361
201
156017598487
BKLUX AIB 218 LED 2x18W LED INDUSTRIAL BATTEN EVOLUTION50 SUSPENDED
TR
TH
DOOR INT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
MR
CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR GLAZING FIRE RATED 120MIN TPG PILKINGTON PYROSTOPW02
HAND RAIL 1
D11
D01
WB
PC
CONCRETE
STEEL GRATE
D03
MIRROR
DOOR EXT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
CUPBOARD DOORS
SHOWER CUBICAL DOOR
WASH BASIN
DOOR INTSGL 810X2110MM
ELECTRICAL SERVICE TRACKS
D12
D02
FIXED SINGLE GLAZED WINDOW
POLISHED CONCRETE
CONCRETE
TRANSLUCENT POLARISED FACADE
GS
TOILET CUBICAL DOOR RAISED
GLAZING TYPES
SG
D09
CONSTRUCTION TYPES
URINAL
D05
STEEL
ALUMINIUM
BATHROOM FIXTURES
DOOR TYPES
TOILET BOWL
FIRE DOOR INTSGL 810X2110MM
FINISHES
PAINTED PLASTER BOARD
HAND DRYER
FIRE DOOR INTSGL 910X2110MM
SMARTFORM LED BPS460-462-464 SUSPENDED PANNEL
TERRICOTTA TILES
FOUR PANNEL ENTRY SLIDING DOOR
W01
D04
CERAMIC TILES
CO
S
TP
W03
TL
D06
D08
D07
CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR GLAZING
PP
CT
FIRE DOOR EXT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
TT
GALVANISED STEEL PLATE
D10
HAND RAIL 2
TOILET PAPER ROLL HOLDER
TIMBER LAMINATE
THERMISTAT
TB
DOOR INTSGL 1010X2110MM
1 GANG SWITCH
SMARTFORM LED BPS460-462-464 SUSPENDED PANNEL
DOOR INTSGL 910X2110MM
HD
HR1
UR
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
HR2

22. DRAWING NUMBER DRAWING STATUS
DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
SCALE (@A1)
DATE
BOUVERIE STCARLTON, MELBOURNE
REV DESCRIPTION DATE
LARS ERIK ELSETH
E s3478794@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 449 603 993
MARNIE NEWTON
E s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 401 422 376
5, DESIGN HUB, CARLTON VIC 3000
SHEET
CLIENT
PROJECT
1601
RMIT ARCHITECTURE
DEPARTMENT
TENDER
ISSUE
NOT FOR
TYPICAL FACADE CONSTRUCTION
DETAILS
LE MN
A401
26/05/2016
1 : 10
COMPLETE
2
ROOF DETAIL2
A401 1:10
3
1
4
1 FIXED WINDOW, SINGLE GLAZED 5 MM
2 STEEL WEATHERBOARD 3 MM
3 COTTO TILES 330 x 330 MM
4 ALUMINIUM BAR GRATING
900
1
2
TYPICAL SLAB DETAIL
4
1
1 FACADE SPRINKLER
2 FRESH AIR INTAKE, STAINLESS STEEL MICRO WOWEN WIRE
3 PERFORATED PLASTIC PANEL
4 DOUBLE GLAZED CURTAIN WALL; 3/7 MM, AIR GAP 20 MM
5 BEAM: 305 x 165 UB
6 COLUMN: 200UC
5
6
A401
3
1:10
3
1:10
1
1 MECHANICAL ARM, FACADE ACTUATOR
2 DOUBLE GLAZED CURTAIN WALL; 3/7 MM, AIR GAP 20 MM
3 FACDE BREAK, H: 1500, W: 600
4 SUPPORT BEAM TO SLAB-EDGE, 2 x (15 MM THICK, 30 MM HEIGH)
5 COLUMN: 200UC
6 INTERNAL GRATER ABOVE SERVICES
4
5
2
3
6
A401
CORNER DETAIL (PLAN)
BKLUX AIB 218 LED 2x18W LED INDUSTRIAL BATTEN EVOLUTION50 SUSPENDED
TR
TH
DOOR INT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
MR
CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR GLAZING FIRE RATED 120MIN TPG PILKINGTON PYROSTOPW02
HAND RAIL 1
D11
D01
WB
PC
CONCRETE
STEEL GRATE
D03
MIRROR
DOOR EXT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
CUPBOARD DOORS
SHOWER CUBICAL DOOR
WASH BASIN
DOOR INTSGL 810X2110MM
ELECTRICAL SERVICE TRACKS
D12
D02
FIXED SINGLE GLAZED WINDOW
POLISHED CONCRETE
CONCRETE
TRANSLUCENT POLARISED FACADE
GS
TOILET CUBICAL DOOR RAISED
GLAZING TYPES
SG
D09
CONSTRUCTION TYPES
URINAL
D05
STEEL
ALUMINIUM
BATHROOM FIXTURES
DOOR TYPES
TOILET BOWL
FIRE DOOR INTSGL 810X2110MM
FINISHES
PAINTED PLASTER BOARD
HAND DRYER
FIRE DOOR INTSGL 910X2110MM
SMARTFORM LED BPS460-462-464 SUSPENDED PANNEL
TERRICOTTA TILES
FOUR PANNEL ENTRY SLIDING DOOR
W01
D04
CERAMIC TILES
CO
S
TP
W03
TL
D06
D08
D07
CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR GLAZING
PP
CT
FIRE DOOR EXT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
TT
GALVANISED STEEL PLATE
D10
HAND RAIL 2
TOILET PAPER ROLL HOLDER
TIMBER LAMINATE
THERMISTAT
TB
DOOR INTSGL 1010X2110MM
1 GANG SWITCH
SMARTFORM LED BPS460-462-464 SUSPENDED PANNEL
DOOR INTSGL 910X2110MM
HD
HR1
UR
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
HR2
DRAWING NUMBER DRAWING STATUS
DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
SCALE (@A1)
DATE
BOUVERIE STCARLTON, MELBOURNE
REV DESCRIPTION DATE
LARS ERIK ELSETH
E s3478794@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 449 603 993
MARNIE NEWTON
E s3285859@student.rmit.edu.au
P +61 401 422 376
5, DESIGN HUB, CARLTON VIC 3000
SHEET
CLIENT
PROJECT
1601
RMIT ARCHITECTURE
DEPARTMENT
TENDER
ISSUE
NOT FORSECTION A-A
MN LE
A301
26/05/2016
1 : 100
COMPLETE
CO
D08
CO
CO
D01
CT
WB
WB
CT
WB
D01 D01
HR2
CT
CO
D07
CO
HR2
CT
MR
CO
HR2
TB
D01
D01
CO
CT
TB
CO
MR
CO
CO
D07
D01
D07
D07
MR
TB
WB
CT
WB
TB
CT
CO
MR
TB
HR2
HR2
CT
D01
CT
CT
HR2
WB
TB
MR
CT
CT
WB
CO
WB
TB
CO
CO
CO
CO
CO
D01D08D08
D07
D07
D07
D07
CO
TB
CT
CT
WB
CO
TB
CT
MR
HR2
CO
WB
HR2
CT
TB
WB
WB
TB
CT
CT
CO
TB
CO
WB
MR
CT
MR
WB
WB
TB
FSL
+30800FFL
+30300FSL
+26950FFL
FSL +26450
+23100FFL
FSL +22600
+19250FFL
FSL +18750
+15400FFL
FSL +14900
+11550FFL
FSL +11050
+7700FFL
FSL +7200
+3850FFL
FSL +3350
GF+0
-310 FSL
FFL-3000
-3305 SLAB
-4000 FFL
SLAB-4305
D07
D07
D07
D07
WB
D07
CO
D07
CT
HR2
CT
501
CO
6599
TB
9646
MR
5750
CT
11284
TB
9109
CT
5550
CO
9046
TB
TB
CO
WB
TB
CT
HR2
MR
CT
+45350
WB
FCL
CT
FSL
CT
+42350
WB
FFL
CT
+42850
CO
+38500
CO
FFL
WB
+38000
CT
FSL
TB
+34650
TB
FFL
CO
+34150
CT
D01D08D08D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08 D08 D01
D01 D08
LIFT OVERRUN
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
STORAGE
CLEANERS
STORAGE
ELEVATOR
SHAFT
PUMP
ROOM
FIRE CONTROL
ROOM RETAIL STORAGE
MALE
TOILET
AIRLOCK
FEMALE
TOILET
AIRLOCK
MALE
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
AIRLOCK
MALE
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
AIRLOCK
MALE
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
AIRLOCK
MALE
TOILET
MALE
TOILET
AIRLOCK
FEMALE
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
DISABLED
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
LIFT PIT
AIRLOCK
AIRLOCK
AIRLOCK
MALE
TOILET
MALE
TOILET
MALE
TOILET
FEMALE
TOILET
AIRLOCK
MALE
TOILET
FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRS
A B DC
A303
1
BKLUX AIB 218 LED 2x18W LED INDUSTRIAL BATTEN EVOLUTION50 SUSPENDED
TR
TH
DOOR INT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
MR
CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR GLAZING FIRE RATED 120MIN TPG PILKINGTON PYROSTOPW02
HAND RAIL 1
D11
D01
WB
PC
CONCRETE
STEEL GRATE
D03
MIRROR
DOOR EXT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
CUPBOARD DOORS
SHOWER CUBICAL DOOR
WASH BASIN
DOOR INTSGL 810X2110MM
ELECTRICAL SERVICE TRACKS
D12
D02
FIXED SINGLE GLAZED WINDOW
POLISHED CONCRETE
CONCRETE
TRANSLUCENT POLARISED FACADE
GS
TOILET CUBICAL DOOR RAISED
GLAZING TYPES
SG
D09
CONSTRUCTION TYPES
URINAL
D05
STEEL
ALUMINIUM
BATHROOM FIXTURES
DOOR TYPES
TOILET BOWL
FIRE DOOR INTSGL 810X2110MM
FINISHES
PAINTED PLASTER BOARD
HAND DRYER
FIRE DOOR INTSGL 910X2110MM
SMARTFORM LED BPS460-462-464 SUSPENDED PANNEL
TERRICOTTA TILES
FOUR PANNEL ENTRY SLIDING DOOR
W01
D04
CERAMIC TILES
CO
S
TP
W03
TL
D06
D08
D07
CURTAIN WALL EXTERIOR GLAZING
PP
CT
FIRE DOOR EXT DBL_FLUSH 115X2110MM
TT
GALVANISED STEEL PLATE
D10
HAND RAIL 2
TOILET PAPER ROLL HOLDER
TIMBER LAMINATE
THERMISTAT
TB
DOOR INTSGL 1010X2110MM
1 GANG SWITCH
SMARTFORM LED BPS460-462-464 SUSPENDED PANNEL
DOOR INTSGL 910X2110MM
HD
HR1
UR
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
HR2

24. GENERATIVE
MODELING
Through the use of Anemone the recursive pattern was
overlayed over the Arts Centre, combining with previous
itteration tools like attractor points and points on mesh.
Basic use of points over mesh
Basic use of points over mesh with increased
number of points
Increased points and increted size of input
geometry
Increased points and increted size of input
geometry with use of attractor points placed at
the top of spire
Increased points and increted size of input
geometry with use of attractor points placed at
front of spire
Basic use of parallel plans with one 3D input
curve and one 2d imput curve
Basic use of parallel plans with one 3D input
curve and one 2d imput curve and changed scale
Basic use of parallel plans with one 3D input
curve and one 2d imput curve and changed factor
Basic use of parallel plans with one 3D input
curve and one 2d imput curve and changed repeat
factor
Basic use of parallel plans with one 3D input
curve and one 2d imput curve and changed points
on curve for parallel plans
THE ARTS CENTRE