TETRIS
The Aim of the submission was to meet the needs of The NDIS competition brief which identifies fundamental criteria to be incorporated into the Whole of Life and Whole of Use Vision and requires a design that needs to feel safe and welcoming facilitating social and economic inclusion.
“Whole of life and Whole of use”
A borne in mind approach that sets the scene for people with a wide spectrum of disabilities to maximise their own capacity to cope in an independent environment. Many individuals with disabilities identify themselves differently requiring a design that can complement the design needs to increases the sense of connectedness between people and spaces. Incorporating and stimulating queues to connect users to both immediate surrounds and the local community. The aim is to achieve a perspective in the design that can surprise, provoke thought and inspire, setting the benchmark for users through form and function. The Vision is to set a benchmark for sustainable, high quality architecture reducing the need for maintenance and increasing the design longevity. The ultimate aim is to create a cost-effective design for the market and create desirable product with the ability to be replicated.
LUMBAR
LUMBAR
This submission was aimed to design and detail a green bridge for pedestrian and bicycle access for the city of Gold Coast. It was to demonstrate the ability to undertake a thorough contextual analysis to propose appropriate architectural intentions about connection and integration. - Deep strategic thinking to generate coherent architectural ideas for an appropriate and sustainable bridge. The Green Bridge project would complement the Gold Coasts active Travel program, which encourages residents to adopt an array of travel modes such as walking, cycling and public transport instead of a traditional reliance on private motor vehicles.
SIPP HOMES
From the earliest times human beings have built shelters of many different kinds, depending on climate, available materials, the need to protect ourselves from the weather and the environment. Houses offer shelter and protection from the elements.
A house comes to represent a home, a place of security that takes us into an enclosed space and into which we can safely retreat from the external world, a place we can make our own.
At a symbolic level, buildings are a projection of the human psyche into the outer environment. A house is a place of safety and security which can be associated to a single universal symbol, a symbol which is recognised throughout the world.
The S.I.P.P home is a secure, independent, permanent and private home that is not only low cost solution for the unsheltered homeless but they also provide for young adults living without stable housing. The S.I.P.P homes provide a safe environment and a safe place to store their valuable items while providing privacy within a shared community.
I hope you Enjoy.
SIPP HOMES
From the earliest times human beings have built shelters of many different kinds, depending on climate, available materials, the need to protect ourselves from the weather and the environment. Houses offer shelter and protection from the elements.
A house comes to represent a home, a place of security that takes us into an enclosed space and into which we can safely retreat from the external world, a place we can make our own.
At a symbolic level, buildings are a projection of the human psyche into the outer environment. A house is a place of safety and security which can be associated to a single universal symbol, a symbol which is recognised throughout the world.
The S.I.P.P home is a secure, independent, permanent and private home that is not only low cost solution for the unsheltered homeless but they also provide for young adults living without stable housing. The S.I.P.P homes provide a safe environment and a safe place to store their valuable items while providing privacy within a shared community.
I hope you Enjoy.
The Architect of Tomorrow..
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