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Sheldon avenue1
This document contains sketches and plans for renovating a home at 52 Sheldon Avenue in London. It proposes and compares multiple options for the ground floor and basement layouts. The key requirements are to include a cloakroom and wc by the entrance, have the family room extend across the width of the house, and locate the study at the front of the house. Basement options include different stair locations and access points to a proposed cinema room from both inside and outside the home. Dimensions and areas for each room are provided.
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Sheldon avenue1
- 1. 52 Sheldon Avenue,London N6 Sketch Design © caseyfierroarchitects 7th April 2011
- 2. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Poposed Ground Floor Plan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Poposed Ground Floor Plan Option 1 1:100 @ A3 Poposed Ground Floor Plan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Layout 01 Cloakroom Layout 05 Layout 04 Layout 06 Brief CLOAKROOM AND WC LOCATED DIRECTLY OFF ENTRANCE FAMILY ROOM TO EXTEND ACROSS THE WIDTH OF THE HOUSE STUDY LOCATED IN THE FRONT OF THE HOUSE
- 3. Poposed Basement Plans- Options 1:100 @ A3 Poposed Basement Plans - Options 1:100 @ A3 Layout 01 (previews meeting) Layout 05 Layout 04 (previews meeting) Layout 06a & 6b Brief There is a requirement to provide direct access from the exterior to the cinema room in the basement. We have looked at 2 options for locating stair access to the base- ment. Layout 05 Locates the stair in the centre of the house off the main ground floor entrance and provides a direct internal connection to the basement area. To provide an additional stair to the basement for kids from the garden an additional stair would be needed. Layout 06 Locates the stair in the centre of the house off the main ground floor entrance and provides a direct internal connection to the basement area as layout 05. Access to the basement from the garden is achieved directly to the stair landing combining both routes. ENTRANCE ACCESS TO THE GARDEN ACCESS TO THE GARDEN ENTRANCE STAIR LOCATED OFF ENTRANCE STAIR LOCATED OFF ENTRANCE
- 4. Cinema Room Brief A goodHome Cinema has to feature great pictures, immersive audio and most importantly it’s got to be easy to use. We are assuming the screen on the wall, no clutter, no wires, one remote...” So there is one control that will turn the TV on, set it to the right input, control the Sky, Virgin or Freesat box and start the movie playing. Home cinemas should be controllable with a single remote control or touchscreen. Audio, Video, Games consoles, Satellite DVD & Blu-ray and Lighting should all be brought together in one simple to use interface. All the sources that you might typically find under TV like a Sky Box or a Blu-ray player are placed in a central rack where they can be accessed and controlled from any TV location either in the ground floor family room. 4 to 5meters 6 to 7 meters 4.5meters 6 meters Good practice layout for a cinema room Proposed general layout of cinema room in basement
- 5. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Poposed Ground Floor Plan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Poposed Ground Floor Plan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Layout 05 Layout 06a Layout 06b Developing the Brief This design has a stair down to the basement within the rear family room area with additional separate access to the garden from the lower level for the children. A large family room extends over the width of the house with the kitchen integrated. The design retains the columns to the external facade. A study is located to the front of the house. This design is similar to 6a with exception to making the cloakroom and Wc area reduced in scale giving back the space to the living family room area. This design has a stair down to the basement from the entrance with separate access to the garden from the lower level for the kids combined. A large family room extends over the width of the house with the kitchen integrated. A study is located to the front of the house. The rear facade gently folds to allow more area internally and creates inter- est and sub division of what is a large space. The roof follows with a similar geometry.
- 6. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Activities SEATING PLAY EATING STUDY MUSICSEATING FIRE COOKING EATING CLOAKS ENTRANCE GARDEN
- 7. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Proposed Ground Floor Proposed Basement Play+Cinema area 50 sq/m Garage 26sq/m Utility 5sq/m Kitchen 21sq/m WC 4sq/m Cloak 4sq/m Entrance 19 sq/m Study 20 sq/m Family Room 72 sq/m Terrace 66 sq/m Store 1.6 sq/m Wood burning stove Layout 05 ACCESS TO THE GARDEN
- 8. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Plan Making Differing areas SEATING PLAY EATING STUDY MUSIC SEATING FIRE COOKING EATING CLOAKS ENTRANCE GARDEN
- 9. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Proposed Ground Floor Proposed Bsement Garage 26sq/m Kitchen 21sq/m WC 4.5sq/m Cloak 4sq/m Entrance 25 sq/m Study 20sq/m Family Room 60 sq/m Terrace 19 sq/m Store 1.5 sq/m Play+Cinema area 45 sq/m Wood burning stove Shoe Storage Layout 06 Wood burning stove ACCESS TO THE GARDEN Utility 5sq/m
- 10. Poposed Ground FloorPlan Option 2 1:100 @ A3 Proposed Ground Floor Garage 26sq/m Utility 5sq/m Kitchen 21sq/m WC 4.5sq/m Cloak 4sq/m Entrance 25 sq/m Study 20sq/m Family Room 60 sq/m Terrace 19 sq/m Store 1.5 sq/m Layout 06a ACCESS TO THE GARDEN
- 11. VIEWING THE GARDEN Viewingthe Garden from the House FAMILY ROOMENTRANCE GARDEN TERRACE