12 June 2012

Final A1 Poster


Final Images of my design

Southern Facade

Western Facade

Northern Facade

Circulation Diagram showing movement through the main walkway

Section through the building

Final Model

I constructed a physical model at 1:100:












Walkway workings out

To make sure that my large curving ramp would be viable I used an online trigonometry program to see whether the ramp, having a rise of 10 metres and an overall distance of 66 metres, would be possible and would give an appropriate degree of rise/run. I concluded that my ramp would have an angle of degree of 8.62 so would therefore be an appropriate angle of incline up into the building:




Core 10 structural element

When designing the building I decided to change from using orange glass to core10 as it is much more structurally stable and also ages over time, giving an interest effect onto the facade of the building. The inclusion of this colour would hope to excite the children through the use of a gender neutral colour of orange, contrasting with the green seen in the outdoor spaces.


This is my final image of the site plan, using the roof plan of the building orientated onto an image of the actual site:


This image shows my testing of different window types for the design - I decided to use the narrower , more stylised windows rather than the whole wall being a glass window

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Interior Perspectives

Exhibition Hall - Endangered Animals

Lunch / Presentation Room


Green Roof / Cafe / Bar


Lobby / Entrance


3 Dimensionsal Floor Plans

3 dimensional floor plans showing circulation through the building
First floor

Second floor

Roof level (green roof)