anthony green architecture portfolio website
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Portfolio for my Bachelor of Architecture Studies degree at Victoria University of WellingtonTRANSCRIPT
A N T H O N Y G R E E N ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO 2013
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE STUDIES GRADUTEVICTORIA UNIVERSITY
WELLINGTON 2013
Hello, my name is Anthony and I have currently completed my final year of the Bachelor of Architecture Studies at Victoria University of Wellington and I am continuing on to complete the Masters qualification in 2015. This portfolio is a selection of works from the Bachelor of Architecture Studies degree and the project shows my interest in structural integration, culture, regenerative architecture and urban design. I believe images speak more than words so this is all from me, for now. Enjoy.
Anthony Raymond Green 24/02/1993
B.A.S Architecture Victoria University of Wellington
Mob. 022 [email protected]
www.agreencreative.com
11 Ngaiwi St, Orakei Auckland
EDUCATION
WORK HISTORY
VOLUNTEERING
SKILLS
PERSONAL INTRODUCTION
Current - 2014 Victoria University | Wellington Masters of Architecture
2011 - 2013 Victoria University | Wellington Bachelor of Architecture Studies 2010 Mount Aspiring College | Wanaka
2005 - 2009 Saint Kentigern College | Auckland
Ongoing On Show Ltd | Auckland Wait staff | Casual
2011 - 2013 Flawless House Washing | Auckland House washer | Summer Work
2009 Woods Engineering | Auckland Survey Chainman | 2 Weeks
2013 Ronald McDonald House | Wellington
2011 Te Puni Hall of Residence | Wellington Fire Warden
2010 Mount Aspiring College Students in the Community | Wanaka Hawera School Bike Park Superviser | Motatapu bike race volunteer
2009 Saint Kentigern College Service Program | Auckland Sommerville Special school helper
Rhino | Sketchup | Revit | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign | Premiere | Sony Vegas | Vray | Brazil | Hand drawing | Physical modelling | Photography | Cinematography
5 ............................................................................................ NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF MUSIC
11 .......................................................................................... URBAN PAPAKAINGA
17 .......................................................................................... GREEN CATHEDRAL STATION
21 .......................................................................................... UPPER HUTT CBD RECONNECTION FRAMEWORK
CONTENT
LEVEL 300 DESIGN TRIMESTER 2
NEW ZEALAND SCHOOL OF MUSICLEVEL 300 DESIGN
TRIMESTER 2
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LARGE AUDITORIUM
LIBRARY
GHUZNEE ST
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CUBA
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Site Plan
Studio: Arci 312 Design Integration with StructuresLocation: Corner of Ghuznee St & Leeds St, Wellington
This project was the final design project for Bachelor of my Architecture Studies and had a challenging brief which consisted of many diverse functions to combine onto a 2,400 Square Meter Site. The concept is about rythem and solo parts in a guitar jam between guitarists. This has been communicated through a ply wood and steel composite structure that cuts and subdivides the rectangular form.
The use of a composite structure begins at the ground floor leading the public into the main auditorium, it then sweeps up cutting the structure and then back around, over the auditorium and finally finishes by breaking away from the rythmic structure and façade, cantilevering over the footpath. The curved planes separate the library and the large auditorium from the other spaces and creates a defined intermediate zone. The angle of the planes support the tiered seating of both the auditoriums.
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RECORDING VENUE
WORKSHOP
REHEARSAL ROOMS
CREW ROOM 5 544
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GHUZNEE STREET
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MAIN ATRIUM
CRUSH SPACE
CAFE & PERFORMANCE AREA
LARGE AUDITORIUM
SMALL AUDITORIUM
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STAFF COMMON ROOM
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Basement Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan First Floor Plan
1. Female Toilets 2. Male Toilets 3. Lift 4. Dressing Room5. VIP Dressing Room6. Stage7. Back Stage8. Reception 9. Meeting Rooms10. Staff Offices 11. Informal Student Common Room SCALE: 1:500
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SMALL CLASSROOM
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SMALL CLASS-ROOM
SMALL CLASS-ROOM
LARGE CLASSROOM
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CONTROL ROOM
TUTORIAL
POST GRAD FACILITIES
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LIBRARY
COMPUTER LAB COMPUTER LAB
SMALL CLASSROOM
KEYBOARD LAB KEYBOARD LAB
SMALL CLASSROOM
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Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
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URBAN PAPAKAINGALEVEL 300 DESIGN
TRIMESTER 1
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The 1919 Housing Act
Railways Houses 1920s
Maori Land Scheme 1930s
Prefabricated House 1940s
The State House 1950s
Medium Density Flats 1950s
Maori Housing 1960s
New Zealand House 1960s
Worker’s Dwellings 1905
Raupo Cladding
First proper funding for Maori
Housing
Studio: Arci 311 Design Location: Corner of Ghuznee St & Leeds St, Wellington
This project was a research assignment which required the research of the housing policies of the Mana Party. Through this process I discovered that in the history of housing policies Maori people were neglected in the policies, making it hard for them to make money. They would have to change their lifestyle to move to the city, which I believe contributes to their loss of culture. The Urban Papakainga symbolizes the revitalization of the Maoritanga and Te Reo Maori for the Tangata Whenua living or shifting to central Wellington City in the future.
NZ’S HOUSING POLICIES
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Studio Classroom
Conventional Classroom
Group Pod
Single Pod
Social Pod
Observing Pod
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The building celebrates wananga, knowledge, with the main circulation moving up through a central void with education facilities positioned off from the void. Apartments are then located on the outskirts of the building. Formal and informal classrooms have been utilised to suit individuals teaching needs, conventional and studio classrooms with the additional pods for informal group learning and activities.
Studio Classroom
Conventional Classroom
Group Pod
Single Pod
Social Pod
Observing Pod
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MaraeUrapa Entrance
The top floor contains a Marae where the Powhiri will take place, the manuhiri (visotors) enter and are welcomed to the Marae by using the stairs. Below the ground is the Urapa which anchors the building to the ground and provides a rooted connection for the hapu to their tupuna.
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GREEN CATHEDRAL STATIONLEVEL 200 DESIGN
TRIMESTER 2
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Public Spaces
Private Spaces
Residential Communal Spaces
GROUND LEVEL
2ND LEVEL
3RD LEVEL
Studio: Arci 212 Design Location: Lyall Bay, Wellington
This Project is for a “Light Rail Station” on the waterfront of Lyall Bay, which is located 5 minutes from the Wellington Airport. The design provides residential apartments and a hotel in one vibrant mixed use facility and utilizes the large roof for solar energy and water collection. The concept was to create a light rail station that generates the euphoric experience of a barrel in a surf wave, influenced from the surf beach at Lyall Bay. The timber and glass canopy creates similar light qualities as a barrel, which vary throughout the spaces as the roof form flows over the buildings.
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UPPER HUTT CBD RECONNECTION FRAMEWORKLEVEL 300 URBAN DESIGN
TRIMESTER 1
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Studio: Sarc 351 Introduction to Urban Design Location: Upper Hutt City In Collaboration With: Sarah Wild
This Project was to redesign and revitalize the CBD of Upper Hutt as currently businesses are diminishing and the Main Street is too long for its current low population.
The vision was to create a vibrant pedestrian CBD that has dense living with more open spaces for residents. The plan proposes to implement a river corridor that will contain a stream, pedestrian paths, cycling paths and light rail tracks. The corridor will link the nearby suburbs to the CBD and additionally the CBD to the river.
The city will become a more dense and vibrant place with a recreational theme in the future, suitable for families, professionals and the elderly wanting to retire in the city.
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3m2m 5.8m 1m 1.6m 2m 2m
4m 1m 1m 4m8m
New Implemented Bridge
Section Perspective
Totara Park
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Anthony Raymond Green 24/02/1993
B.A.S Architecture Victoria University of Wellington
Mob. 022 [email protected]
www.agreencreative.com
11 Ngaiwi St, Orakei Auckland