Lyle Mitrovich Portfolio

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MINJERRIBAC U LT U R A L C E N T R ENORTH STRADBROKE IS.

DWELLING AND DENSITY

This project was broken into two key elements, development of a master-plan for Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island and the design of a cultural and community centre which lends itself to the community.

The centre provides a cultural heritage museum and exhibition space, a variety of meeting rooms, community spaces, visitors centre as well as a restaurant and cafe. The building responds to the immediate context of the site littered with large Moreton Bay Figs and on a broader scale, the building encapsulates the idea of movement and explores it on a variety of levels.

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DESTINATIONB R I S B A N E

CASINO DEVELOPMENT

ARCHITECTURE AND COMMERCE

The Destination Brisbane project took on the Queen’s Wharf Casino development in Brisbane’s CBD, as an opportunity to take on the complex dilemmas in imagining alternative configurations.

The project aimed to develop a landscape within the city that was easily accessible and acted as the podium for 2 residential towers and a hotel. The green roof consisted of a variety of sloped terraces perforated with atriums that connected major program elements. This included the casino floor as well as lyric theatre as well as numerous levels of retail and hospitality.


CABIN FEVERU Q R E S E A R C H

BUILD STUDIO

ECO CABIN

The Eco Cabin project investigated how various research methods and non-conventional approaches to testing and prototyping can start to inform the design and construction of a primary structural system in the form of a self-contained cabin. The task involved a concept design and competition submission for the cabin (as pictured), as well as prototyping and construction, which took place at a three-day construction workshop.

This project lead the research team down the path of non-conventional architectural construction techniques as we explored ways of prototyping and development outside the typical 3D modelling environment.


ARTWORXC R E AT I V E A R T S

C A M P U SMARYBOUROUGH

INSTITUTIONS AND IDEOLOGIES

The Artworx Creative Arts Campus, Maryborough, investigated the intricacies of designing and thinking about an institution where a community’s cultural and material values are given physical expression. This project brief includes a black box theatre and variety of teaching, learning and administrative spaces.

The task was to develop key design manifestos, which responded to the context of Maryborough as a rural township and recognise the potential of an institution and its community for a transactional relationship.

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Level One

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GUGGENHEIMM U S E U M

HELSINKI, FINLAND

DESIGN COMPETITION

Entry Axonometric

The Guggenheim Helsinki Design Competition was used as a basis for this project and provided the opportunity to develop individual designs that ran in tandem with the competition. This project employed the same brief, design constraints and submission requirements.

The design focused on the idea of organised pavilions, both open and closed, to encourage movement towards the waters edge and throughout the exhibition spaces.


Between BArch and MArch I worked for a construction company before gaining experience in an architectural practice. CGH Constructions is a Brisbane based construction company that prides itself on client involvement and establishing strong working relationships with architects, tradesmen and subcontractors. During my employment at CGH Constructions I was primarily involved in construction planning and tendering which contributed to achieving efficient and budget-controlled solutions.

The unique skill set and knowledge gained from this role will continue to influence my architectural career and future prospects.

The projects shown on the right are a sample of the projects I was involved with during my time at CGH Constructions.

Responsibilities include:

- Tendering on residential projects - Assisting Director throughout planning and

construction phases - Attending site meetings with architects and

sub contractors


Between BArch and MArch I also worked for ABM Architects as an Architectural Assistant. Ainsley Bell and Murchison Architects Australia are a Brisbane based architecture firm that has been operating since 1969 and specialise in areas such as government, aged care, residential and education.

During my employment with AB+M I worked on a variety of project types and scales including, education, aged care, residential, commercial and public projects.

The projects shown on the right are a sample of the projects I was involved with during my time at ABM Architects.


- Digital modelling - Contract documentation - Graphic design, visualisation and presentation


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DO NOT SCALE FROM DRAWINGS, USE FIGURED DIMENSIONS ONLY.CONFIRM ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE PRIOR TO COMMENCING ANYFABRICATION, WORK OR SETOUT. VERIFY LOCATION OF EXISTINGSERVICES BEFORE COMMENCEMENT OF WORK. ALL CONSTRUCTION TOBE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BCA AND RELEVANT AUSTRALIANSTANDARDS. FULL STRUCTURAL CERTIFCATION REQUIRED.

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PERSPECTIVE 1.00

01/31/15



Cube Studio is a small business venture that started in 2012. It is a partnership between Marcus Leask, a colleague and fellow graduate from the University of Queensland and myself. The business not only sought to explore architectural design, but investigate design as a whole. The projects undertaken over the last three years by Cube Studio include; web design, graphic design, drafting and photography.

This collaboration has enabled Marcus and I to further understand and experience the relationship involved in client and consultant communications, and gain experience in a variety of business practices.

Clients we have worked with are shown on the right.


- Managing and liaising with clients and stakeholders

- Digital production across multiple platforms - Business management and strategic

development - Project scoping, quoting and service delivery - Invoicing, cash flow management and taxation

compliance


Documents

Lyle Mitrovich Portfolio