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FOREWORDWelcome to AT16

This brochure provides a snapshot of our work, that represent the culmination of four years of hardwork and dedication on the BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology course at Nottingham Trent University.

We would like to thank all of our tutors, family and friends for supporting us throughout this journey, without you we would not be where we are.

MESSAGE FROM THE TEAM

Where to start? Your year was the first year i ever taught and it has been a pleasure to see you grow into what you have become.. I think it is fair to say it has not all been plain sailing, but never the less you have all persevered and have come out stronger. Your time here at NTU is full of experiences - memories that will last your lifetimes. Throughout your studies you have had a great deal of support from your family and the Architectural Technology team. Without this support you would not have been able to achieve what you have. So take time to thank those who got you to where you are today, especially your family and friends. Henry Ford said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress and working together is success.” As you look back over the last four years, there was certainly a beginning, and thankfully there was also progress and yes, you have been successful! As a result of us coming together, keeping together and working together is the success reflected in your Degree Show and your fast approaching Graduation Ceremony. Congratulations on your success. We are delighted and proud to see you reach this stage in your lives and to have been part of it. We wish our Class of 2016 health, happiness and good fortune as they embark on rewarding lives and exciting careers. We will miss your enthusiasm and boundless energy. Bhavna Solanki & The Architectural Technology Team

BHAVNA SOLANKI COURSE LEADER

THE TUTORS

ADAM O’ROURKE STEFAN KRUCZOWSKI LAURA ALVEREZ

BIG THANKS TO

HILARY AINLEYRICHARD DUNDASVINCE CONWAYLAURA BLAKEMANMATT SMITHREUBEN DAVIES

GAVIN TUNSTALLPAUL NEWMANROBERT WILSON PHIL SHILTONJUDY CARRMARK HANIFORD

PADDY McGRATHNIGEL TURPINDAVE SINGLETON ANTHONY WARDALAN FEWKESTOM RIDLEY THOMPSON

THE

STUDENTS

THE STUDENTSRizwan AboobakkerSalomey Adjei-DokuSohaib AhmedTurki AlsallumChinonso Ben Callum BottThomas CannonGraeme Carr Kane Chesbrough Zack Clark Alexander Davies Khalil Ebrahim Jafar FallahzadehIan FulkerMichael Gillott Lianne GrosvenorCurtis HarlowEsther Omada Idoko

David Innes Anum Khan Denis MarinescuHarry Meadows James MurtaghChristopher Riley Thomas RiozziDavid RobertsonRobert SerowkaNicki ShokkerJianan SunMatthew SwiftMichael TeagueJoel TunaleyKaikai WangJoshua WardleJames WilsonUrszula WojcikKeyu Wu

RIZWAN ABOOBAKKERE: riz.abu@live.comT: 07988757003

WALSALL ONE LEISURE & ENTERTAINMENT COMPLEXMy final year project ‘Walsall One’ is a Leisure and Entertainment complex which is to include a cinema and restaurants. This project addresses this need of the town as well providing high footfall for the complex due to the close proximity of the main college, local museum and art gallery as well as the adjacent superstore. Accessibility and Public transport is at the core of the project with rail and bus services within minutes’ walk and connection to the main motorway within minutes’ drive.

SALOMEY ADJEI-DOKUE: salomeyd@gmail.comT: 07838777285

BROADMARSH EAST ARTS CENTRENOTTINGHAMThe Broadmarsh East Arts Centre (B.E.A.C.) is envisioned to be a contemporary creative platform for the incubation of collaborative partnerships between creative businesses. B.E.A.C. revolves around the provision of co-working offices, start-up pods, and access to resources. B.E.A.C. also works to enrich collaboration within the local community through the provision of community and events spaces, various cafés and a public gallery.

SOHAIB AHMEDE: sohaibahmed10@hotmail.co.ukT: 07817891117

THE ISLAND BUSINESS PARK NOTTINGHAMThe Island Business Park is located in the Eastside regeneration zone of Nottingham. It is split into two buildings, a Grade A office building and a mix use building, including and Cafe, gym and restaurants.

This Project aims to create a lively and safe environment with good linkage to reconnect the local communities with the city centre. To accomplish this an urban park has been integrated, to encourage and improve walking and cycling.

TURKI ALSALLUME: turki.alsallum@gmail.comT: 07908160451

CITY LINK LIRARYNOTTINGHAMDeveloping the East side of Nottingham by designing an urban square to create a living zone. Furthermore, the City Link Library is designed to encourage higher education with the intention to improve residents behaviour. Which in return will reduce the percentages of crimes due to the friendly atmosphere around City Link Library Square.

CHINONSO BEN E: benchinx@gmail.com T: 07547975849

FEAN HOTEL NOTTINGHAMThe aim of the project is to create a design for a Hotel & Restaurant on Shakespeare Street. This should remodel the area and stand out, as the structure would replace a building of great historical value to the city of Nottingham.

CALLUM BOTTE: botcal00@hotmail.com T: 07912066397

NOTTINGHAM URBAN FARMTHE GREAT NORTHERN CLOSEDesign: The Nottingham Urban Farm will transform an existing derelict listed building into a community food hub, featuring conference spaces, an open plan office, controlled light laboratories and entire food growth floors. The hub will not only be a valuable asset to the local community, but Nottingham City as a whole.

Research: The global increasing population, changing the way we source our food of the future.

THOMAS CANNONE: tomcannon921@gmail.com T: 07925310091

32 TO 34 HILL STREET, BIRMINGHAMFINANCIAL SERVICESThis project supports the Council’s ambitions to transform Birmingham into a leading European city.

The opportunity to provide high quality office space in the city for a global financial services firm will contribute towards meeting a growing demand. The project will consist of state of the art technology throughout. Key technical innovation includes: Modular floorplate, Pavegen tiles, Internal gardens and a Double skin facade system.

GRAEME CARR E:graeme.carr@hotmail.co.uk T: 07816766064

BROOK STREET HOTELNOTTINGHAM, NG1 1EAThis scheme combines technical ability, design flair and a personal interest in tall buildings to produce an innovative and striking new addition to Nottingham’s skyline.

A total of 63 guest rooms are featured, comprising a range of double, family, accessible and executive suites including a stunning penthouse with sweeping views into the city. The hotel offers a range of leisure and exercise facilities including a roof top bar with social space, a swimming pool, a stylish gym and a unique basement restaurant.

KANE CHESBROUGH E:kane.chesbrough@gmail.com T: 07469724775

VICTORIA HOTEL & BUSINESS CENTRENOTTINGHAM, NG1 7HBThe victoria will be Nottingham’s only 5 Star hotel using an exciting and creative approach to modular construction. Featuring 48 suites ranging from accessible, junior and executive rooms, the hotel will offer a fine dinning restaurant, coffee house, gym and spa.

Conference facilities include a range of meeting rooms and event spaces to cater for a diverse range of functions, along with offering Grade A office space.

ZACK CLARK E: zackitfc@hotmail.co.uk T: 07779024976

THE SUSTAINABLE SUPERMARKETWILFORD LANE, NOTTINGHAMThe scheme has 3,000sqm of floor space, and will be BREEAM ‘Outstanding,’ achieved through innovative features such as green roofs, walls, sustainable materials, and design and the use of low or zero carbon technologies.

In addition to this the supermarket shall offer back to the community in the form of allotments, meeting spaces, amenities areas for charity events and a local produce markets helping to create a new focal point.

ALEXANDER DAVIES E:daviesalex17@me.com T: 07834289072

HEN & DUCKHURST PRIMARY SCHOOLSTAPLEHURSTThe Hen & Duckhurst will provide a new school for 300 children aged 4 to 11.

It will offer a new and innovative learning environment. Open plan studios will replace traditional classrooms. Designed to allow children to learn in a more open and creative environment, studios will be naturally lit. The ‘heart space’ forms the hub of the school acting as multi-functional space where everyone can come together.

KHALIL EBRAHIM E:khalilebrahim7@yahoo.co.uk T: 07932020899

FIRESTONE BUILDING NOTTINGHAM, NG1 4FBThis scheme is for a mixed use urban residential building. The first 2 floor of the building will comprise of retail space, a gym, a bowling alley and restaurants. The remaining floors will be used as a student accommodation, where students can pick from a cluster flat or a studio. Each room has modern décor with plenty of space for all your belongings. The communal kitchen and living area comes fully furnished with sofas, TV’s, fridge/freezer, microwave, oven, hob and kettle.

JAFAR FALLAHZADEHE: jafarabadan@yahoo.co.uk T: 07872176040

DARWIN LIBRARYLONDON ROAD, NOTTINGHAM The Darwin Library is designed to offer a modern, 21st century library and learning centre.

The building features open and bright spaces, ranging from spaces to browse book shelves and comfortable seating areas,, including a café targeted at young people.In addition to the library spaces and café, a Job Centre will provide opportunities for people to secure employment, developing their skills and experience.

IAN FULKERE:ianfulker@virginmedia.com T: 07456995096

DERWENT HOME & LEISUREBELPER, DERBYSHIREDerwent Home & Leisure is the final jigsaw piece in regenerating the western part of Belper Town, The scheme will be the home to a 64 apartment and 6 assisted living units which embrace the context and welcome neighbours in to enjoy the setting in a garden centre that looks on to the southernmost tip of the Pennines. There are carefully designed spaces throughout the site that provide a chance to kick back.. The residents and guests have a leisure centre complete with pools, saunas and a bowling green.

MICHAEL GILLOTT E:m.gillott@hotmail.co.uk T: 07949392657

TRIVETT SQUARE – BUSINESS HUBLACE MARKET, NOTTINGHAM

HUB open plan shared office space.

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F10/110A CLAY FACING BRICKWORK TO DPC -

H11/110B CURTAIN WALLING TYPE B - ALUMNIUM STICKSYSTEM - EXTERNAL

H11/110C CURTAIN WALLING TYPE C - ALUMNIUM STICKSYSTEM - INTERNAL

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L30/460A WALKWAYS FOR PLANT ACCESS INTERNALLY

Q23/160 LOOSE GRAVEL TO PERIMETER

LIANNE GROSVENORE:: liannegrosvenor@gmail.com T: 07443543791

BARRACKS SQUARE GLOUCESTERFrom prison to Creative Business Hub, Barracks Square resolves a series of technological and design challenges including the sensitive integration and re-use of five Grade II and Grade II* listed buildings.

Modern contemporary design will be combined with the existing urban fabric to create a flexible office space with a range of facilities open to the public: canteen, retail and an exhibition space. The Project aims to create landmark within Gloucester connecting two sides of the city.

CURTIS HARLOWE:: curtisharlow@hotmail.co.ukT: 07837227580

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT DERBYMixed Use High End Residential Development.

ESTHER IDOKOE: andreaidoko@yahoo.co.uk T: 07979157239

MACHASEH CENTRE - NOTTINGHAMDEMENTIA CARE HOME AND FACILITIESThe word ‘Machaseh’ means ‘refuge’ in Hebrew and it reflects my interest in providing a safe and adaptable environment for people with dementia. Extensive research has been carried out to facilitate this design and the proposed scheme aims to provide an environment that promotes Wellbeing, Safety, Connections and Community to its residents

DAVID INNES E: davidmichael_innes@hotmail.co.uk T: 07855244686

INFINITY HEALTH & LEISURE SINFIN MOOR, DERBYThe Infinity health & leisure facility comprises of a gym, café, bar, restaurant and hotel, It aims to act as a social foci for the surrounding communities.

The building will utilise Nanotechnology-utilising thin-film photovoltaic panels over the roof and large span pre-stressed concrete beams have been used in areas to reduce the amount of columns needed in parts of the building that benefit from large open spaces.

ARWEL JONES E: arweltj@hotmail.co.uk T: 07949330941

BIO OFFICENOTTINGHAM, NG1 7HPTo match BIO City’s business vision, the design introduces a number of sustainable and innovative features including Aerogel daylighting systems which derive from Nanotechnology.

The design opens up a key vista to the Canal at the rear of the site, providing a prime location for a bar & restaurant along with fulfilling the users biophilic needs.

ANUM KHAN E: anum.r.khan@hotmail.com T: 07463780820

OLYMPIC LEISURE CENTRE NOTTINGHAM

For my Major Study Project I decided to design and detail a leisure centre which incorporates many facilities such as a 50m Olympic Pool, a training pool, sports hall, gym and catering facilities. As for the construction of the building I have looked at the construction standard and main building materials in Saudi Arabia, concrete, and integrated this with UK building regulations and construction standards.

DENIS MARINESCUE: denis.marinescu93@gmail.com T: 07707700890

SHAKESPEARE STREETNOTTINGHAM

Located on Shakespeare Street is a mixed use development comprising: 3726m2 of high quality office space, conference and meeting facilities and a café.

Technological features include aerogel insulation and a series of green roofs across the building’s distinctive stepped levels. A total of 2327 m2 of green roofs will offer a significant increase to green coverage within the city centre, offering benefits for both wildlife and surface water management.

HARRY MEADOWSE: harrymeadows@hotmail.co.uk T: 07525048011

OPUS 58 STUDY CENTRENOTTINGHAM The project is a mixed use development consisting of apartments, retail and a study centre. Through Biophilic design and a key focus on environmental psychology, the aim is to achieve a learning and living space which is as perfectly accustomed to the user as possible.management.

JAMES MURTAGHE: jfj.murtagh@gmail.com T: 07983076590

3 CHAMBERLAIN SQUAREBIRMINGHAM, B3 3DQ3 Chamberlain Square is one of ten buildings that will form part of the redevelopment of Paradise Circus.

Part of ambitious plans to upgrade the city’s buildings and public spaces, the scheme will complement Birmingham’s Big City Plan. 3 Chamberlain Square will offer a mixed use development comprising: 5,650m/2 of new high quality office space, a restaurant and gym.

CHRISTOPHER RILEY E: chris.d.riley@hotmail.com T: 07939124210

ALSAGER LIFESTYLE CENTRE CHESHIRE, ST7 2HLAlsager Lifestyle Centre will feature a 25m, 8 lane, short course competition swimming pool, with poolside spectator seating for 250 people and a 20x10m training pool. In addition there is an 80 station gym, containing a performance, strength and conditioning suite. Multi-use studios are provided to host an array of sporting activities for all age ranges from spinning to yoga. The third floor bar/restaurant areas overlook the external scenery and sports pitches, creating a relaxing environment to unwind.

THOMAS RIOZZIE:tomriozzi@hotmail.com T: 07495759635

NEW WALK BUSINESS CENTRELEICESTERFurther to the demolition of the Leicester City Council Offices in 2015, the site was identified as an ideal location for major development. Situated on a main arterial route in/out of Leicester City Centre, a multi-storey, mixed-use building has been proposed on the site, containing both office space and retail units. Due to the lack of public and green space in the area, the landscaping has also been designed to provide a link to surrounding roads and provide a space for socialising and relaxation.’

DAVID ROBERTSONE:d.robertson@woodshardwick.com T: 07962260337

THE PROGRESS FORD BUILDINGBEDFORDProposed multi-use building and affordable retirement block on the site of a former car sales showroom. The site measures 0.43ha and is located in a Conservation Area in Bedford Town centre.

Multi-use building comprises 5x Retail outlets, 44x 2 bed apartments, basement car park & roof terrace amenity area. Retirement homes comprise ground floor communal rooms, 1x carer accommodation, 1x visitor accommodation, 12x 1 bed apartments & 9x 2 bed apartments.

ROBERT SEROWKAE:robert.serowka@hotmail.co.uk T: 07956751425

MESH GALLERIES LACE MUSEUMNOTTINGHAM, NG1 1GYHeritage, culture and contemporary design form the basis of the design for the Mesh Galleries Lace Museum.

Inspired by experimental designs from China, Denmark and Germany the building features dynamic solar shading, a distinctive curved atrium and lace pattern printed glass.Comprising of exhibition space, the museum includes income generating uses: café and restaurant, event space and conference rooms.

NICKI SHOKKERE:nickishokker@hotmail.com T: 07568558197

CARMEN MELTWATER BIRMINGHAM, B3 3DHCarmen Meltwater have set a vision in attempt to redefine the architectural language of the site context; and inspiration has been taken from the form of stacked books to assist the buildings shape and form. 3D Printing, a technology now being more considered the physical analogy of the internet; has been applied within this project to determine what the future of innovation in architecture has at stake, when introducing such modern day methods of design.

JIANAN SUNE:ajsun99@hotmail.com T: 07412509799

SUN LIBRARYLONDON ROAD, NOTTINGHAMLocated within the city’s Eastside Regeneration Zone, the Sun Library will provide a new library for the city and office accommodation. As part of the development a new public space will be provided creating opportunities for social and cultural activities. Technological innovations and features 4800m/2 of green roof contributing towards surface water management and habitat creation

MATTHEW SWIFTE:mattswift94@gmail.com T: 07768968724

TRENTSIDE DEVELOPMENTNEWARK ON TRENT, NOTTINGHAMSHIREThe proposal is to create a mixed use development - a new office space for Newark & Sherwood District Council and a restaurant within the heart of Newark on Trent. The development provides more efficient and cost effective office space for the Council, replacing outdated and costly existing offices located at nearby Kelham Hall. The proposed site enables the Council to have a more central site, but can be utilised in such a way to create a public open space which best utilises the River Trent.

MICHAEL TEAGUEE:miketeague@hotmail.co.uk T: 07772533216

GLASSBOYS PARK STADIUMSTOURBRIDGE FOOTBALL VILLAGEAn all new Football Village, consisting of Floodlit Pitches, 10000 capacity Stadium and Car Parking for an expanding Football Club and Academy. The development will also regenerate a Canalside that has become neglected, overgrown and unused and will also salvage a key pedestrian route linking residents to their Town Centre.

JOEL TUNALEYE:joel.tunaley2012@my.ntu.ac.uk T: 07557220191

NEW MEADOWS: PRIMARY SCHOOLLocated in The Meadows - one of the city’s most deprived neighbourhoods the New Meadows School provides an exceptional learning environment and learning space for the whole community. With both child and adult learning, the ethos of the development is anchored on raising community aspirations and self-belief in an area blighted by negative press coverage.The project reflects extensive research relating to classroom design, natural lighting, natural ventilation and interior design such as colour therapy, shape and form.

KAIKAI WANGE: wkk526@hotmail.com T: 07446836349

CONTEMPORARY GALLERYNOTTINGHAMThe Canal Street Contemporary Gallery is a new exhibition space alongside a bookstore and coffee shop. A courtyard will provide a new public space within the city, offering a place for people to meet.

Technological features include the use of recycled concrete reducing the environmental impact of the development. This construction method is partly designed to raise public awareness about wider environmental concerns.

JOSHUA WARDLEE: joshuaw186@hotmail.co.uk T: 07460813919

BESTWICK SKATE PARKNOTTINGHAMA landmark by function, size and materials, the building creates a contradiction of mass and form by using heavy materials in a lightweight structure. Robust materials; concrete, rusted steel and stone form a harsh landscape into a fluid connection of the train station and lace market. Sympathetic to sightlines and sustainability, it respects city vistas and views to landmarks. Reusing a portion of excavated spoil into the rubble roof not only reduces overall carbon footprint, but defines the inner-city characteristic by reclaiming urban green space.

JAMES WILSONE: jim_sublime@hotmail.co.uk T: 07922615377

THE BROOK STREET BUSINESS HUBNOTTINGHAM, NG1 1EATimber framed multi storey Business complex equipped with adaptive glazed atrium, allowing for natural light to fill interior spaces and promote a healthy working environment.

URSZULA WOJCIKE: urszula.wojcik91@gmail.com T: 07935568744

THE ISLAND LEISURE CENTRENOTTINGHAMIsland Leisure Centre offers a wide range of new facilities, such as six lane swimming pool with secondary pool, four court sports hall, a hundred station health, fitness gym and two studios, customized for everyone.

KEYU WUE: wukeyu1234562007@163.com T: 07935568744

CITY LINK LIBRARYLONDON ROAD, NOTTINGHAMThe aim of this project is to build a contemporary library and provide a functional public building to accommodate the community. This library will aim to give people a relaxing feeling when they learning or study in this library with excellent views giving people artistic enjoyment in this community. A Jenga style building shape will give this library a contemporary style.

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