nicole thomas selected work architecture portfolio 2016

2016 ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIONICOLE MARIA THOMAS

SELECTED WORK1-3 como street, malvern Small-Medium mixed use project

36-58 Macaulay road Medium-Large mixed use project

The FactoryUrban Street Intervention

Transport as Social TheatreUrban Transport Infrastructure

Urban SproutsCollective Public Housing Intervention

Modern Hotel Project Construction Detailing

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1-3 COMO STREET, MALVERN The project is a nine storey mixed use development located in Malvern, with associated parking at ground and basement levels.

The proposed developent incorporates 70 residential apartments, as well as communal courtyard and communal room to facilate the residents.

All images are courtesy of Artisan Architects.

ARTISAN ARCHITECTS 2015

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CAULFIELD PARK (1.3 km) MALVERN PRIMARY SCHOOL (1.6 km)

SACRE COEURGIRLS COLLEGE

4.2 km

CENTRAL PARK (3km) GARDINER CREEK

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MALVERN CRICKET GROUND 1.2 km

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Urban Context Study

SUBJECT SITE

LOCAL AMENITIES ANDFACILITIES

PARKS, RESERVES

MAJOR ROADS

RAIL LINE

INTEREST POINTS

Significant characteristics surrounding the subject site include:

1. Malvern Central Shopping Centre- 0.5 km 2. Glenferrie Rd Retail Strip- 1.2 km 3. Malvern Train Station- 0.2 km4. Milton Gray Reserve- 0.95 km5. Cabrini Hospital- 0.8 km

The subject site is also well served by a net-work of public transport and main roads:

A. Dandenong Road (Princess Highway)B. Glenferrie RoadC. Hawthorn RoadD. Cranbourne, Frankston and Pakenham train lines

TRAM ROUTES

SUBJECT SITE

Left: Ground Level PlanCentre: First and Basement Level PlansRight: Detailed plan of communal courtyard

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Como Street Elevation and Facade Design

36-58 MACAUL AY ROAD, NORTH MELBOURNE The project is a mixed use development located in North Melbourne, comprising of the retention of an existing heritage listed building on site and re-use of the heritage to incorporate new commercial spaces, a new public courtyard and construction of two new residential buildings.

The proposed developent incorporates 137 residential apartments.

All images are courtesy of Artisan Architects.

ARTISAN ARCHITECTS 2015

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36-58 MACAULAY ROAD,JAH

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Public Courtyard Layout Ground Floor Plan

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TP06 -SECTION CC

CON01 CONCRETE 01COLOUR: WHITE

CON02 CONCRETE 02COLOUR: CHARCOAL

CON03 PATTERN CONCRETE

CON04 PATTERN CONCRETE

SCRO1 PERFORATED/LASER CUT METAL SCREEN (OPERABLE)COLOUR: GREY

SCR02 PERFORATED/LASER CUT METAL SCREEN (OPERABLE)COLOUR: SILVER

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TP08 -ELEVATION - MACAULAY RD

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Macaulay Road Elevation

THE FACTORY Ever wondered where Andy Warhol conceptualized and made his iconic Pop art masterpieces? Allow me to take you back in time and into The Factory, Warhol’s New York City studio and hip haven where all the action happened. The Factory was more than just the place where Warhol worked; it was also his breeding ground of ideas, where he surrounded himself with a menagerie of people who served as his inspirations and collaborators: fellow artists, musicians, actors, socialites, drag queens, free thinkers, and many others. The Factory was a place of artistic production.

Johnston Street is a street rich in unsolicited art,talent and inspiration: street art, bohemian cultureand small artisan workshops. How do youmanufacture and capitalize a breeding ground and community for artistic endeavours, inspirationsand collaborations in the same way as Warhol’sFactory?

MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE- DESIGN THESIS 2014

Axonometric drawing of proposed urban intervention Right: Detailed Section of facade intervention

TRANSPORT AS

The agenda of the project was to re-define the role of the train station from a transient space facilitating primarily transportation into a space that is also socially and culturally encompassing. The train station is a unique social space, acting as a ‘platform’ for the unfolding of the dramas of day-to-day life; whether it be watching commuters rushing to catch the train or overhearing a commutersconversation next to you. As human beings we thrive on the voyeurism of other people.

Train stations are spaces where interaction takes place on a number of levels: sight, sound, smell and communication. The main aim of this project was to capitalize on the notion of transit as a stage for social theatre and architecturally manifest the interactions that occur within the station environment.

SOCIAL THEATRE MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE- DESIGN STUDIO2014

Partial Sectional Perspective

Transverse Section of site and building

The aim of this project was to design a new sustainable prototype for mixed income family-friendly affordable housing within the inner city suburb of Kensington. The concept of the project was the cohesive nature of Food. “Food brings people together on different levels” [Giada de Laurentis, Chef]. It is often able tobreakdown the social barriers that exist in society, because as humans we thrive on eating and sharing food despite demographic factors.

This notion is the main concept of the project and manifests architecturally through a series of sustainable outdoor courtyards or growing spaces, from private to public which become the ‘seeds’ of the project which facilitates the environmentally and socially sustainable residential community that is Urban Sprouts.

URBAN SPROUTSMASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE- DESIGN STUDIO2013

Longitudinal Section

The layout of each residential unit is designed to be adaptable with moveable walls allowing for each unit to ‘grow’ as the living situation changes over time.

1 bedroom unit DDA unit

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MODERN HOTEL PROJECTThe aim of this project was to generate a comprehensive set of construction drawings from a given sketch design of a hotel using Revit.

The drawings were all drawn using Revit.

CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

Ground floor plan

2015

1st Floor

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2nd Floor5450

3rd Floor9100

4th Floor

12750

5th Floor

16400

6th Floor20050

7th Floor23700

8th Floor27350

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Roof31000

Parapet32220

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G.I. FLASHING

2 x NAILER WITH 12mm X 200mmA.B.@ 1830mm O.C.

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LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE OVERMETAL DECKING

BUILT-UP ROOFING

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NOTCH SILLATVERTICALS

SEALANT

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CLEAR POLY.VAPORBARRIER

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85mm BATT INSULATION

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