Selected folio anlan chen (download version)

ANLAN CHEN

selected architectural portfolio 2010 - 2015

Hello,My Name is Anlan Chen, This folio is a selected collection of my projects, following the motto

‘Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler'

Hence every project revolves around one concept only,

with an attempt to find a bit of joy in everyday life.

At the moment I am entertaining a variety of ideas about what to do

next and am open to

all suggestions, dire warnings, and employment opportunities.

To contact me directly or to request a hardcopy of this folio:

E: [email protected]

M: 0430 123 567

W: ellencrf.wix.com/anlanchenfolio (in progress)

ACADEMIC

PROFESSIONAL

22 Longstaff Street KewTown Planning Documents

Monash Health Laboratories RefurbishmentWorking Drawing, Spatial Layout & Staging Diagram

Victoria Police Station, MorwellTender Drawing

Bengbu Commercial Complex Site Study, Physical Modeling, Rendering

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HeadSpaceVirtual Environment

Unearthing // Herring Island Discovery CentreArchitectural Design Studio_Earth

Brave New World // University of Melbourne New ComplexArchitecture Design Studio C

Transparency As Metaphor // Deutsche Oper, BerlinTU Delft Complex Project Studio

Notions of HomeThesis Design Studio

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ACADEMIC

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What if we could wear clouds as hats?

1. Plasticine modeling of the concept2. Slice the model at 1cm interval3-4. Scan the slices and colourcode each outline5-6. Reconstruct the model to scale in Sketchup with the help of outlines7. Scan my skull into Sketchup using the same method, so as to tailor the headpiece for my head8. Unfold the headpiece into continuous strips

9. Cut out the printed strips on cardboard 10. Glue the strips together11. Due to the excessive tension during assembling, the model was broken down into 7 sub-parts.

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HeadSpaceVirtual Environments 2010

Coordinator: Stanislav Roudavski

This project is about transforming ideas literally from within our heads onto their exterior - to build a self-wearable paper headpiece that could only be constrained by our imagination. It could be viewed as a micro-scale architecture for the head, for it goes through the same design and fabrication process, as well as relying on the same digital tools.

Dozens of testing are conducted in order to find the right material and methodology to realize the core concept, or rather an object exist only in the designer's head. Nevertheless the end result is still surprising to the designer as it adds to the innitial idea extra dimensions of shadow, volume, texture and relationship to its surroundings.

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With the intention of integrating visitors' experience of the island into their experience of the architecture, the Discovery Centre was inspired by the vertical circular movement, which leads the visitors to travel constantly above / underground in order to unearth the rich natural history of the island.

Entry/Admin

Geological History

Ground

LevelRecent Past

ColonisationThe Living Environment

circu

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Unearthing // Herring Island Discovery CentreArchitectural Design Studio_Earth 2011

Coordinator: Alexander Selenitsch

Entry/Admin

Geological History

Ground

LevelRecent Past

ColonisationThe Living Environment

circu

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1. Visitors arrive at the island by boat2. Among the native plants, environmental sculptures made from natural materials reflect the island’s tranquil setting, waiting to be discovered.3. Multiple trails leading to the Discovery Centre, which is located at the center of the island.4. The Geological History Exhibition displays the soil strata of the island via a floor-to-ceiling glass.5. The Colonisaiton Exhibition on the first floor provide visitors with panorama view of the island above the bushes. 6. The Living Environments Exhibition at the back is filled with native plants have been perserved on the island. It is also a mini-park for visitors to rest and enjoy the outdoor environment. 7. An amphitheatre is designed for public lectures and casual performances.

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Lift Core

CIRCULATION

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PROgRAMS

Ticket Office & Administration Entrance Geological History Exhibition

Storage Colonisation Discussion Exhibition Recent Past Exhibition

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How does a diverse population co-habit the same building for 24/7?

ACADEMIC18000 m2

COMMERCIAL15000 m2

RESIDENTIAL10000 m2

Vertical Circulation

GROUND LEVEL

LEVEL 1

LEVEL 2 - ACADEMIC

LEVEL 3 - COMMERCIAL

LEVEL 4 - ACADEMIC


LEVEL 6 - ACADEMIC

ACADEMIC ENTRY


LEVEL 8 - ACADEMIC

LEVEL 9 - RESIDENTIAL



COMMERCIAL ENTRY

Additional stairs connecting different levels of the same program

APARTMENT ENTRY

APARTMENT UNIVERSITY/OFFICE

8:00 WAKE UP

CAFE & RESTAURANT

SUPERMARKET

8:30 BREAKFAST12:00 LUNCH19:00 DINNER

LECTURES/TUTORIALS/NIGHT CLASSES

9:00 - 12:0013:00 - 21:00

18:00 AFTER CLASS SHOPPPING

18:00GOING HOME

CRAM FOR EXAMS

TAKE A POWER NAP

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41m

Brave New WorldUniversity of Melbourne New Complex

Architectural Design Studio C 2013Coordinator: Hamish Lyon, Dean Boothroyd

Level 8 Shared Lounge Room

Mezzanine levels at interjunction of academic and commercial space

The challenge of this new complex is to integrate multiple programs into one buiiding while keeping all functions independent. Because of the diversity of programs in the brief, the complex could almost be viewed as a self-sufficient world where one do not feel compelled to leave.

Inspired by two interlocking hands, the relationship between different programs in the new design not only gives each program its own sense of privacy and security, but also evokes interesting interation among these programs by retaining visual linkage. Furthermore, at where two programs meet each other, a designated shared space is created to encourage interaction betweeen different demographic groups. Therefore people could choose to either socialise or retreat to their own program whenever they feel comfortable.

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Academic Space

Commercial Space

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F8: Shared lounge room

Food Court

Mezzanine levels shared between academic and commercial

Public Entry from Swanston St Public Entry from

Cardigan St

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Early morning food court

Waiting for lecture to begin

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Lunch break

Afternoon in the office

24 hourS in thE CoMPLEx

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Getting off work

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TU Berlin Architekturmuseum, Inv. Nr. F 10527

Fritz Bornemann (1912-2007)Deutsche Oper, Berlin-Charlottenburg (1956-1960)Ansicht Neubau im Stadtbild der BismarckstraßeFotoFoto auf Papier18,00 x 24,10 cmInv.-Nr. F 10527

(c) Architekturmuseum der Technischen Universität Berlin in der Universitätsbibliothek. Bereitgestellt am 14.03.2014 um 15:57 Uhr anIP-Adresse 145.94.224.181. Nutzung nur zum privaten und wissenschaftlichen Gebrauch. Auflösung: 1600 x 1178 Pixel.

ARCHITECT’S VISION

In the spirit of Bayreuth, in that audience is all equal in the face of opera as the supreme art form, the building features:- No box- Amphitheater-like auditorium, equal view for all audience- Sunken orchestra pit

A box was put back in the auditorium for leader visits, more storage, rehearsal and administrative space to accommodate a full German repertoire.

Modernist language to depart from ‘Facist Classicm‘ and establish ‘a cultural living room‘ for all, features:- Glass facades display the foyer- Same auditorium layout as 1912 without box- low-ceiling cloakroom so no focus on the clothing before opera

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1912Deutsches Opernhaus

Architect: Heinrich Seeling

Städtische OperArchitect:

Paul Baumgarten

Deutsche OperArchitect:

Fritz Bornemann

2014Deutsche Oper

Architect: Anlan Chen

Transparency in form and function as a metaphor for cultural democracy, a symbol/image inspires to unite the whole society in their collectie imagination.

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Transparency As MetaphorDeutsche Oper, Berlin

Complex Projects_Msc 1 Anatomy of A Landmark 2014Coordinator: Alexander Pols

If we define democratic architecture as a building by the people for the people, then unfortunately Deutsche Oper failed time and again in delivering its democratic ambition due to various social circumstances since it was first built in 1912.

Even today the German society is still split between formal equality sustained by the institutions of the democratic state, and class distinctions enforced by the economic system. As a result modern cultural institutions such as Deutsche Oper often deliver ambivalent messages - part of it is openly occupied or displayed to the public, while the rest is strictly inaccessible to the local community. Private and public functions are designed to be seperated in order to serve the patrons and the public respectively. The ambivalence seems insoluble.

Nevertheless contemporary buildings, such as the Reichstag, is still needed as an image of a democratic state, whose sole existence is to be in opposition to its absence, regardless of the actual fulfillment of its promise. Such buildings give all members of the society a collective dream to identify themselves with, suggesting cultural democracy as a goal for all to strive for. As in all postwar German Modernist buildings, if transparency is to be used as a metaphor for democracy, then Deutsche Oper, despite its ambivalence, should be as transparent as possible to serve as a physical metaphor for the cultural democratic state.

SOCIAL REALITy

The cultural democracy only extended to the emerging middle class, while the working class still suffered from poor working and living conditions.

People were physically divided by the Berlin Wall, and socially divided by different ideology and increasing social stratification. This latter continues till today.

The Nazi Party ruled the country, the ensemble was directly managed by the propaganda department. The opera house was often used for party gatherings and conferences.

During World War II incendiary bombs destroyed the opera house almost completely. Operation of the opera house came to a halt.

“Isn’t this the social antagonism we are experiencing today? We are split between formal equality sustained by the institutions of the democratic state, and class distinctions enforced by the economic system.”

- Slavoj zizek

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Administration

Stage

Warehouse

Foyer

Auditorium

Painter’s hall, administration (existing)

Tischlerei (existing), underground parking

Public walkway, sunken plaza

Restaurant (existing), walk-in open gallery (existing load-bearing walls)

wardrobe, administration (existing)

storage / warehouse

NEW PROgRAM OLD PROgRAM

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Show the circulation

reveal the rehearsal rooms

Exhibit the storage space

Display the wardrobe, assembly hall and administration

Lift

Prop transportation routes

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F1

F2

By adopting transparent glass brick facade the entire opera production process is revealed to the public - the majority of whom, as study shows, have no or little knowledge of opera as an art form. In this way what are usually hidden from the audience, from costume production, stage painting, set transportation to dress rehearsal, are on exhibition to tell the story of opera production and the history of opera pieces, both of which have little association with opera’s stereotypical classification as elite entertainment. In addition a public walkway is also created to provide a close-up view of the opera house, which mostly was inaccessible to the public.

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Sunken theater for spontaneous performance which can be performed during day time.

Sets now have the flexibility to be transferred into either the back or the side stage in any direction.

With transparent bricks and transculent floors, visitors could see the production process either from any point on the ground or on the public walkway. In additionj the stored opera sets function as light filterer provide subtle and even lighting to the functions below.

Facade transparency is achieved through glass bricks, which bears reference to the 1912 Deutsche Oper. Unlike curtain wall it has a subtle translucent appeal which still divides public and private funcitons, yet still displaying events happening behind it.

horizontal section BB

horizontal section CC

horizontal section DD

horizontal section EE

glass brick wall section

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Metal Coping

Optical glass brick

suspended bolts

pre-tensioned steel

steel mullion

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NEW EVENT SPACE

NEW PAINTER'S HALL

NEW WAREHOUSE

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OLD COURTyARD

OLD ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT

OLD WAREHOUSE

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nEw iMAgE of DEutSCHE oPER

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Bray Street

Chapel Street

Sports Centre

Kindergarten & Long day care

Primary School

Open Market for home produce

Commercial Strip

No secondary school within 20min walking range

Introducing new programs into the site as attractors for better social integration

going to school or to workshoppingwaiting for a bus/personrunning errandsdistributing mail

NECE

SSARY

ACTIVITIES

taking a walk

getting a breath of fresh airstanding around enjoying lifesitting / sunbathing

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES

children at playgreetings and conversationscommunal activities

passive contacts

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New programs are introduced into the site following the principle of combining optional and social activities with necessary activities, in order to increase the number daily chance encounters not only among tenants but also between Horace Petty and the neighbourhood.

“Home is People, not a place. If you go back there after the people are gone, then all you can see is what is not there any more.”

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Malvern road

Notions of HomeDesign thesis 2014

Coordinator: Elliet Spring

Simmons Street

Surrey road

high School

Community Centre

Event Space

open Market

Princess Garden

DyeworksPark

Slow Street

Work / School

MarketGym Outdoor theatre

PlaygroundBBQ Pit

Community Centre

Shops

Park

Tramline

New bike route

Existing bike route

Hawksburn Railway Station

Chapel Street

Malvern Road

Slow Street

Creating new vehicle and cycling routes for daily commute

Creating urban green corridor and slow street

Study shows that people who move a lot tend to view home more as an emotional community of family and friends than simply a physical environment. Therefore for the new development of Horace Petty Estate in Prahan, a public housing project where the majority of tenants just arrive in Australia or have been moving around the globle for some time, the notion of propinquity is particularly important to create opportunities for new friendship.

Slow street adopts techniques such as shared space among different modes of traffic, traffic calming by placing natural or artificial road barriers, and low speed limits. For example, motorised traffic is restricted to only walking pace. It is more of a public space designed for lingering rather than simply street to get one from A to B.

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guest rooms

laundry home office / library

semi-sheltered

diningshared kitchen

vegetable garden

lift

private rooms

family room

kitchen

kitchen

kitchen

front verandah facing communal spacebalcony equipped

with blinds

social corner for daily interaction among immediate neighbours

translucent brick wall

distince determined by sun exposure to the verandah, ranging from 1.6m to 3m

common house

private public

Common House

Emulating the courtyard apartment block common in Europe to create intimacy among immediate neighbours. The project is divided into

4 clusters each one has a shared community space connecting to the green corridor

3-4 blocks of apartment in each cluster, height ranging from 2 to 4 stories depending on the context

14 dwellings per floor in each block, every block shares a common house, they are 8 single bedroom apartments, 4 two bedroom apartments, and 2 three bedroom apartments.

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ONE CLUSTER

ONE BLOCk

COURTyARD

LOW-RISE APARTMENTS

OPEN CORRIDOR

COMMON HOUSE

communal house

vegetable garden

semi-sheltered dining featuring a BBQ area

common playground

communal house: playing room, multi-function room

multi-function room

storage

guest rooms

shared kitchen

It is expected that such hierarchy of physical environment could generate coresponding social structure - a community being formed in each block.

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gROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

Vegetable garden

Mail Room

Bicycle Rack

Shared Dining

Semi-sheltered Seating

Library & Study/work Area

Conference Room

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SECOND FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

three-bedroom Apartment

one-bedroomApartment

two-bedroomApartment

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A SEATINg CORNER & COMMON HOUSE LIBRARy

SHARED kITCHEN & DININg ROOM

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COMMON HOUSE

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PROFESSIONAL

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22 Longstaff Street, Kewelement architects / town planning drawing / AutoCAD

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A. Diabetes Obesity and Men’s Healthand ENDcrinology (Metabolic Medicine)

B. Cancer and Blood Diseases

C. Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases

E. Women’s Children’s and Reproductive

F. Clinical/Public Health Research Discipline

G. Genetics (Emerging Theme)

COLOUR LEGEND:

D. Neuroscience and Mental Health

H. Other / Monash University /Monash Health / Hudson Institute

I. Platforms

15 m²

25 m²25 m²Room 75 m²

32 m²

19 m²

6 m²

16 m²

12 m²

40 m²

31 m²

6 m²

10 m²

7 m²

13 m²

13 m²

13 m²

15 m²

6 m²

7 m²7 m²

4 m²8 m²

7 m²8 m²30 m²

47 m² 54 m² 50 m²

12 m² 7 m²

12 m²15 m²

55 m²

17 m²

12 m²

2 m² 5 m²4 m²

14 m²

12 m²

28 m²

8 m²14 m²

7 m²

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16 m²

16 m²

8 m² 30 m² 30 m² 10 m²14 m²

10 m²

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10 m²

28 m²11 m²

15 m²

16 m²

16 m²

19 m²

19 m²

14 m² 22 m² 11 m²16 m²

28 m²

4 m²

J. Shared services / Staff areas etc.

19 m²17 m²

13 m²

16 m²A. Diabetes Obesityand Men’s Health andENDcrinology

Offices/Consulting

B. Cancer & BloodDiseases

OfficesLaboratories

C. Infectious andInflammatory Diseases

Offices/ConsultingLaboratoriesRefrigeratorEquip&Others

D. Neuroscience andMental Health

Offices

E. Women’s Children’sand Reproductive

OfficesLaboratoriesStores

J. Shared services /Staff areas etc.

Tissue Culture LabsOther, Equip&SharedFreezerRefrigerator

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CAN

20 m²

22 m²

4 m²

3 m²

12 m²

6 m²

42 m²

architects pty ltd

Scale

Checked by

Drawn by

Date

Project number

ELEMENT ARCHITECTS PTY LTDSuite 2C, 1st Floor, 12 Hoddle StreetAbbotsford VICTORIA(03) 9445 0314(03) 9445 [email protected]

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Project Address

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COLOUR LEGEND:



I. Platforms

15 m²

25 m²25 m²Room 75 m²

32 m²

19 m²

6 m²

16 m²

40 m²

31 m²10 m²

7 m²

13 m²

13 m²

13 m²

15 m²

6 m²

7 m²7 m²

4 m²8 m²

7 m²8 m²30 m²

47 m² 54 m² 50 m²

12 m² 7 m²

12 m²15 m²

55 m²

12 m²

2 m² 5 m²4 m²

14 m²

12 m²

28 m²

8 m²14 m²

7 m²

40 m²

16 m²

16 m²

16 m²

8 m² 30 m² 30 m² 10 m²14 m²

10 m²

17 m²

10 m²

28 m²11 m²

15 m²

16 m²

16 m²

19 m²

19 m²

14 m² 22 m² 11 m²16 m²

4 m²


19 m²17 m²

A. Diabetes Obesityand Men’s Health andENDcrinology

Offices/Consulting

B. Cancer & BloodDiseases

OfficesLaboratories

C. Infectious andInflammatory Diseases

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12.3 FIT NOMINAL 50MM DIAMETER WIRING GROMMETS IN BENCHTOP WHERE SHOWN.

12.4 WORKSTATION CONTRACTOR TO SUPPLY MONITOR ARMS

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ADJUSTABLESHELVING OUT OF18MM MELAMINEFACED PARTICLEBOARD WITH NICKELPLATED SHELFSUPPORTS SLEEVED

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARDBENCH TOP. 10MMPENCIL EDGES TOPAND BOTTOM.

ALL EXPOSEDSURFACES TO BE 18MMMELAMINE MRPARTICLE BOARD

150MM KICK SPACE

ADJ

LOCKABLE

75

FFL

0

780

750

1850300382

447

300

33

SUPPORT RAILBELOW BENCH,18MM MELAMINEFACED PARTICLEBOARD

ABS SQUAREEDGE ON BENCH

SUPPORT FIN

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARDBENCH TOP

SKIRTING TRUNKINGBEHIND

FFL

0

750

947

100

33

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1850300382

SUPPORT RAILBELOW BENCH, 18MMMELAMINE FACEDPARTICLE BOARD


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750

382 300 50 18

3310

086

71000

SUPPORT RAILBELOW BENCH, 18MMMELAMINE FACEDPARTICLE BOARD


SUPPORT FIN



Ceiling

2700

FFL

0

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600

50 50

700

50 50

590

600

3360

052

020

015

0

3333

3325

625

6

SPACE FOR MICROWAVE

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARDCARCASS. 10MMPENCIL EDGES TOP &BOTTOM

ALL SURFACES TOBE 18MM MELAMINEFACED MR PARTICLEBOARD UNLESSOTHERWISEMENTIONED

FIT GPO'S ON JOINERY

OPEN BOOK SHELVES

ADJ ADJ

FFL

0

50

680

187

33

290

300

200

REMOVABLE PANEL

150

700

900

KNEE CLEARANCE INACCORDANCE WITH DDARECOMMENDATION

FOOT CLEARANCE INACCORDANCE WITH DDAREQUIREMENTS

FIXED PANELS OUT OF 18MMMELAMINE FACED PARTICLEBOARD

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARD BENCHTOP. 10MM PENCIL EDGESTOP AND BOTTOM.

USE FLEXIBLE SINKPIPEWORK TO CONNECT TOCW/BWU AND DRAINAGE

FFL

0

75

1100

600

150

ADJ

LOCKABLE

50

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARD BENCHTOP. 10MM PENCIL EDGESTOP AND BOTTOM

DRAWER OUT OF 12MMMELAMINE FACED MRPARTICLE BOARD

HANDLES & LOCKSAS SELECTED. SEENOTES.

ADJUSTABLESHELVING OUT OF18MM MELAMINEFACED MR PARTICLEBOARD WITH NICKELPLATED SHELFSUPPORTS SLEEVED.

150MM KICK SPACE FFL

0

350

900

600

600

278

278

50

600

PIN MATERIAL

75

150

ADJ

ADJUSTABLE SHELVINGOUT OF 18MM MELAMINEFACED PARTICLE BOARDWITH NICKEL PLATEDSHELF SUPPORTSSLEEVED

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARD BENCHTOP. 10MM PENCIL EDGESTOP AND BOTTOM.

ALL EXPOSED SURFACES TOBE 18MM MELAMINE MRPARTICLE BOARD

150MM KICK SPACE

LOCKABLE

FX

EXPOSED CARCASS & ALLUPRIGHTS TO BE OUT OF18MM MELAMINE FACED MRPARTICLE BOARD

SHELVES TO BE OUT OF9MM MELAMINE FACEDPARTICLE BOARD SLIDINTO SLOTTED UPRIGHTS

FFL

0

OVERHEAD OUT OF18MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARD

350

ADJUSTABLESHELVING OUT OF18MM MELAMINEFACED PARTICLEBOARD WITH NICKELPLATED SHELFSUPPORTS SLEEVED

33MM LAMINATED MRPARTICLE BOARDBENCH TOP. 10MMPENCIL EDGES TOPAND BOTTOM.

ALL EXPOSEDSURFACES TO BE 18MMMELAMINE MRPARTICLE BOARD

150MM KICK SPACE

900

600

350

ADJ

75

50

LOCKABLE

700

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Issue: Tender

Project Address

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Client Name

Project Name

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JOINERY DETAILS

1501

Morwell MDC

Victoria Police

26.02.15

Author

Checker

WD-11


1 : 20

BATON/TORCH RACK3 1 : 20

TALL CABINET4 1 : 20

VEST UNIT5

1 : 20

PIGEON HOLE UNIT6 1 : 20

4 DRAWERCABINET(900MM)7 1 : 20

750 SINK CABINET8

1 : 20

780 BUILT-IN BENCH11 1 : 20

1080 BUILT-IN BENCH12


1 : 20

E-CRIME BUILT-IN BENCH13

1 : 20

LUNCH RM JOINERY14

1 : 20

DDA SINK15

NB: 870MM HIGH CABINET SIMILAR BUT 870MM HIGH

NB: 870MM HIGH CABINET SIMILAR BUT 870MM HIGH NB: 900MM SINK SIMILAR BUT 900MM HIGH

1 Tender Issue 20/04/15

1 : 20

CABINET + 1 DRAWER1

NB: IN SOME LOCATIONS THERE ARE 7 SHELVES, CHECK ELEVATION 1 : 20

900 HIGH CABINET2

1 : 20

TEA PREP CABINET10

NB: FOR 3 BAY 1080MM HIGH BENCH SUPPORTRAIL IS 300MM DEEP

NB: FOR 2 BAY 780MM HIGH BENCH SUPPORT RAILIS 100MM DEEP

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