Laura Wood - Interior Architecture + Design

LAURAWOOD

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN

DOCUMENTATION PROJECTS• Documentation of existing project: Stirling House• Bathroom redesign to meet AS1428• Music School Design

STUDIO / CONCEPT PROJECTS• ‘Design for Dementia’ - aged care project• ‘Speak Now ‘ - small exhibition concept• ‘Garbo - a vintage movie theatre

OTHER PROJECTS• ‘Iconoplane’ - vector graphic project

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- toyo ito

“I think of architecture as a piece of clothing to wrap around human beings.”

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PROJECT BRIEFDocument an existing project using Revit Architecture, presenting client + design team views including accurate, realistic rendering without the use of other software

subjectDigital Documentation (Semester I, 2015)

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PROJECT BRIEFRedesign an existing bathroom to adhere to Australian Standard AS1428 for disabled bathrooms

subjectConstruction II - Building Services + Document Packages (Semester II, 2015)

SOFTWAREAutoCAD 2013

existing bathroom1:50 @ A3

measure-up of existing(home bathroom)

redesign floor plan1:50 @ A3

redesign interior elevations1:50 @ A3

redesign section A-a1:50 @ A3

redesign section b-b1:50 @ A3

GinkgoDESIGN: Stone Designs 2014

PROJECT BRIEFDesign a Music School for Swinburne on a specified site, with a focus on acoustic performance and natural/artificial lighting, including documentation and specification of materials

subjectConstruction II - Building Services + Document Packages (Semester II, 2015)

SOFTWARERevit Architecture 2016, AutoCAD 2013

shading design experimentation (revit modelling)

concept sketches(group planning)

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AUTUMN EQUINOX - 1PM

AFTERNOON SUN PENETRATES LIBRARY SPACE TO PROVIDE SOME WARMTH

WINTER SOLSTICE - 1PM

SPACE CAPTURES LOW AFTERNOON SUNLIGHT TO NATURALLY WARM THE SPACE

SPRING EQUINOX - 1PM

AFTERNOON SUN PENETRATES LIBRARY SPACE TO PROVIDE SOME WARMTH

SUMMER SOLSTICE - 1PM

TIMBER SCREENS BLOCK HIGH AFTERNOON SUN AND ACCOMPANYING HEAT

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ELECTRICAL PLAN(NOT TO SCALE)

ACOUSTIC CEILING PLAN(NOT TO SCALE)

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WALL SECTION SHOWING LIGHTING DETAIL(NOT TO SCALE)

MATERIAL EXAMPLES(FULL SCHEDULE ON REQUEST)

GinkgoDESIGN: Stone Designs 2014

Primary paint:‘Old Stone Wall’ Eggshell Acrylic by Porter’s Paint

Baffles:Acoustical Solutions’ ‘Acoustform’ Sound Baffles with absorptive core in ‘Green Apple’

Cafe lighting:Aglo Systems ‘Hydra Mini’ white spotlights on track

Main flooring:Polyflor ‘Acoustic Forest FX’ polyurethance reinforced vinyl in ‘Oiled Oak’

Acoustic wall treatment:‘Gingko’ acoustic wall panels by Stone Designs

PROJECT BRIEF‘Design for Dementia’ - adaptive reuse of an existing aged care facility in Reservoir, VIC.

return briefThe redesign aims to increase residents’ quality of life by considering the Demetia Enabling Principles, providing greater physical and visual connection between spaces, increasing natural light to interior, and examining proxemics of space to understand social / personal boundaries.

subjectInterior Architecture Design Studio III - Design Exploration (Semester II, 2015)

SOFTWARERevit Architecture 2016, Adobe Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign), AutoCAD 2013

modelLaser cut plywood, white card

conceptual model makingcube studies

concept sketches

RACF PARKING - APPROX 37

OFF SITE VISITOR PARKING - APPROX 90

DAREBIN CREEK 200m

ENTRY LOCATION - CONFUSING TO ACCESS DUE TO ANGLE WITH STREET

COVERED COURTYARD MINIMISES EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT AND VIEWS FROM LEVEL ONE, WITHOUT INCREASING USE - NO RESIDENTS OBSERVED IN SPACE ON PLEASANT DAY

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COURTYARD WITH LARGE TREE HAS BEST ‘FEELING’ - SHADOWS + VIBE CREATED HAS POSITIVE PHENOMENOLOGY + ENHANCES DESIRE TO ENGAGE WITH EXTERIOR

FENCE LINE ON NORTHERN BOUNDARY RESTRICTS GROUND FLOOR VIEW TO OVAL FROM OUTDOOR AREA

RESIDENTS OBSERVED ON FRINGE OF PARK - FURTHER ACCESS LIMITED DUE TO SETBACK + PLAYGROUND / EXERCISE EQUIPMENT

MINIMAL BREAK IN FENCELINE ON EASTERN SIDE - RESIDENTS UNABLE TO ACCESS PARK ACROSS DAVIS STREET. FOOTPATH CONTAINED WITHIN FACILITY CREATES CAGED FEELING.

EAST PRESTON ISLAMIC COLLEGE + ADJOINING MOSQUE APPROX 400m

DOUBLE HEIGHT SPORT STADIUM - POTENTIAL TO CONNECT WITH COMMUNITY MINIMISED DUE TO ACCESS OF EASTERN BOUNDARY

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NORTHLAND SHOPPING CENTRE 800m.

RESIDENTIAL SINGLE STOREY SURROUNDING - FAMILAR, SUBURBAN SETTING

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COMMUNITY FEEL CREATING OPPORTUNITIES TO SOCIALISE AND ENGAGE WITH FELLOW RESIDENTS (I.E. ‘NEIGHBOURS’)

BUILT-IN LIBRARY SHELVING + SEATING - SEE SECTION DETAILS

COMMUNAL COMPUTER CORNER TO PROVIDE LINKS TO COMMUNITY + ‘OUTSIDE’ WORLD

OPPORTUNITIES TO SIT IN SMALL GROUPS, SMALL RESIDENTIAL LOUNGE-TYPE SETTING TO INCREASE FAMILIARITY (FOR SHARING CUPS OF TEA AND CHATTING WITH FRIENDS / FAMILY)

LARGE TREE PROVIDES SHADE AND PLEASANT VIEW FROM UPSTAIRS BEDROOMS OVERLOOKING, AS OPPOSED TO LOOKING OVER A VERANDAH STRUCTURE

INDIVIDUAL SLIDING DOORS OPEN FROM BEDROOMS INTO ‘QUIET’ COURTYARD SUPPORTS MOVEMENT AND ENGAGEMENT TO EXTERIOR

BUILT-IN LIBRARY SHELVING + SEATING TO ENCOURAGE COMFORT OUTSIDE OF BEDROOM

SOCIAL CORNER TO ENHANCE COMMUNITY AND ENTERTAIN FAMILY / FRIENDS WHEN VISITING. POTENTIAL TO INCORPORATE ACTIVITIES SUCH AS BOOK CLUB / GAMES CLUBS TO FACILITY, WHICH CAN BE SELF-RUN OR OVERSEEN BY VOLUNTEERS

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BAMBOO WINDOW BOXES ALLOW LIGHT INTO ADJOINING BEDROOMS WHILST MAINTAINING PRIVACY. CAN BE OPENED TO ALLOW RESIDENTS TO SEE OUT TO COURTYARD.

INDIVIDUAL PLANTER BOXES WITHIN BAMBOO FRAME GIVES RESIDENTS OPPORTUNITY TO TEND TO A FAMILIAR BAKYARD-LIKE SPACE.

BAMBOO WALL TREATMENT CREATES TEXTURAL INTEREST AND PHENOMENOLOGY WITHOUT OVERSTIMLATING DUE TO NATURAL TONES.

DOVETAIL DETAIL TO BAMBOO AT MEETING CORNERS.

RECESSED BIFOLD TRACK TO REDUCE THRESHOLD CHANGE

RUBBER FLOORING INTERNAL + EXTERNAL REDUCES CHANGE IN FLOOR PATTERNS WHICH COULD CONFUSE. MATERIAL IS DURABLE, WEATHER-RESISANT, COMFORTABLE UNDERFOOT AND SUPPORTIVE OF BACK PROBLEMS.

VOID ABOVE ALLOWS LIGHT TO PENETRATE INTERIOR, PROVIDING A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE AND ACCESS TO NATURAL SUNLIGHT FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO STAY INDOORS.

UPHOLSTERED SEATING BUILT AGAINST NIB WALL TO PROVIDE COMFORTABLE, CONCEALED SEATING WITH VIEW TO COURTYARD.

ADJUSTABLE WALL-MOUNTED LIGHTS ALLOW RESIDENT CONTROL OF ENVIRONMENT FOR READING IF DESIRED

LIBRARY SHELVING BUILT INTO NIB WALL FACING COMMUNAL SPACE FOR EASY ACCESS. LOW HEIGHT ENSURES REACH IF IN WHEELCHAIR.

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PROJECT BRIEFDesign a small-scale exhibition base on a ‘city experience’ of choice

return brief‘Speak Now’ - by providing a space to educate and immerse visitors in the world of activism, it is expected that a higher level of undertstanding of the impact that individuals and groups can have in changing the world.

subjectExhibition Design (Elective Semester II, 2015)

SOFTWARERevit Architecture 2016, Adobe Suite (Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop)

modelPlaster + white card

INSPIRATION:OBSERVING THE CITY AS A CANVAS

CONCEPT SKETCHESFORM + DISPLAY

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Small ‘peepholes’ encourage engagement with exhibition from exterior, and during closed hours.

Large screen shows footage and could potentially be used for set screenings (space to be filled with seating)

Form of concrete wall follows existing site restrictions, naturally guiding visitors through.

Placard-style displays make the visitor feel as though they are in a protest. Overhead lantern provides ever-changing natural light + shadows.

Wayfinding is aided by the use of black floor strips connecting to walls. These also contain information such as quotes, to engage visitors from the outset.

Concrete / glass display cases containing artefacts (see detail elevation)

Patrons encouraged to participate by adding their message to community artwork on concrete wall, leaving them with a ‘take-home’ message and experience to share.

Bench seating required for waiting friends / family

Entry via glass sliding doors

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1 - EDUCATIONAL AREAVisitors enter to somewhat traditional exhibition area, featuring display panels and cases to the left (see detail), and a screening of protest footage and interviews.

2 - EXPERIENTIAL AREAFrom the informative area, visitors are led between walls to a room with low height ceiling, reduced width, and light only from a roof opening above. Display panels, designed to mimic placards, are spread throughout the room in chronological order of event, giving the feeling of being part of a protest.

3 - PARTICIPATORY AREAEmerging from the immersive protest, visitors are encouraged to contribute to a communal artwork, and leave a message of any kind on the concrete wall forming the building structure. It is suggested that, once the exhibition is complete, this piece could either stay in place or be relocated as a permanent sculpture.

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SPEAKNOW.

Journey through the lives of people who have fought

to change the world.

What makes a protest?

Explore secret letters ofcorrespondance, where the

seeds are sown to spark the anger and passion

needed to make a change.

See valuable memorabilia, such as badges worn by

suffragettes and flags flownby rebellious teens in the 70s.

Stay a while and watch never-before seen footage ofprotests around the world.

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Concrete display elements echo opposing wall, creating visual connection. Interactive multimedia engages both adults and children at appropriate heights.

Type panel connects from black floor guide, indicating importance.

Glass-enclosed display box provides protection for delicate artefacts. Will hold interpersonal letters / historic pamphlets linked to activism and protests.

Concrete panels act as street walls, with posters and memorabilia taped by the corners. Corresponding descriptions can be found on the panel below for those who seek extra information, without disrupting th display itself.

PROJECT BRIEFA collaborative, adaptive reuse project working to design a food or entertainment venue at an existing site in Hong Kong. Site information traded between students at Hong Kong Polytechnic University to aid in planning and design.

return brief‘Garbo’ - a boutique theatre with an eclectic art deco inspired theme, to fit with the surrounding creative community of students at PMQ, Central Hong Kong

subjectStudio II - Place, Space + Human Experience (Semester I, 2015

SOFTWARERevit Architecture 2015, Adobe Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop)

modelWhite card, balsa, representational materials as requested

concept modelling

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KINGEARN BUILDING(APARTMENTS & GROUND LEVELSHOPPING/FOOD)

PAK TZE LANE PARK

ABERDEEN STREET

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PROJECT BRIEFDesign a series of foldable paper planes featuring vector graphics to represent any hierarchical theme

return brief‘Icono-plane’ - representing architecture + fashion trends throughout the 1920s, 1940s + 1960s using a vintage-inspired palette

subjectDigital Design (Communication Design Elective Semester I, 2015)

SOFTWAREAdobe Illustrator

developedconstruction graphic series

1. Fo ld pape r i n ha l f l eng th -w i se to c rease , and un fo ld .

2 . Fo ld top co rne rs to mee t cen t re f o l d .

3 . Fo ld uppe r t r i ang l e down f rom top po in t a l ong l i nes .

4 . Fo ld top co rne rs towa rds cen t re l i ne , a im ing app rox . 1 i n be low top .

5 . Fo ld t he p l ane i n ha l f l eng th -w i se .

6 . Fo ld t he w ings down, a im ing as pe r d i ag ram.

7 . F l y away !

1920 front + backflapper / chrysler building

1940 front + backwar nurse / farnsworth house

1960 front + backgogo dancer / guggenheim ny

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Laura Wood - Interior Architecture + Design