David Olatunde-Joel architecture portfolio

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Construction

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These are the early
working drawings i did
for for the Melville
Koppies project.

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2nd year work so far

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Architectural Design

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Nolly Map URBAN AND SITE

Site Plan/Open Circulation

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private
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sub-terranean plan: rifle

range

west block ground floor plan

west block first floor plan programmes

553 public square

offices/squatter rooms
rifle range
art gallery
balcony
double volume

Longitudinal Section

E ANALYSIS: DRILL HALL

Western Elevation

old drill hall roof (before fire) void context

ontext Perspective

urban context legend

pedestrian movement
vehicular movement
surrounding vegetation

uninteractive space
new roof
surrounding urban scale
taxi rank

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This was a recent project in which we had to design a Pavilion and i designed
mine to be an advocation for agriculture on the site of Constitution Hill.
61 My pavilion is basically a place where diffrent plant based foods from the
diffrent regions of arfrica are grown and unique dish is prepared from those
ingredients which would be served in the pavilion which acts as a platter.

Construction

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Pedestrian movement
Vehicular movement
Vegetation

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During the early 1900s
thesite was used as a mil-
itary fort and primarily as
a prison that was more

Column placement iThe court now operates
under the cocept of ‘Jus-
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they also demonstrate
the ideas of equality, re-
spect, freedom and
democrcy around the
site.

There are built in
drains on the Afri-
can Steps that col-
lect rainwater
runoff as it runs
down from the
court area.

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Seattle public library

Location: Seattle, Washing- Historical Timeline of the library
ton, USA
Architects: OMA and LMN
architects (Rem Koolhaas)
Built: 1999-2004
Floors: 11

The Public Library in the 1890’s The Public Library moved to the Yesler P. J Weber designed the Carnegie Carnegie Library was replaced for Present day Seattle Public
www.seattlemag.com mansion in 1901 Library in 1903 more space in the 1930’s Library 2004 -
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Elevation drop around site

Shear wall with built 5 Main Programmes
in elevator
Diagrid curtain wall ADMINISTRATION

SPIRAL STACK

Building Fenestration MEETING ROOMS

16.2% Roof STAFF
PARKING

83.8% Glass skin

The form of the building’s glass and metal skin Tate raised floor and Floor Finishes
began with the concept of wrapping the entire
building in a layer of transparency concrete red marble Hardwood Bamboo wood Carpet Aluminium plate

Concrete pad L-type Anchor bolt welded wire Cast-in-situ
foundation reinforcing concrete Floor finish
Open atrium Baseplate mesh
space Grout
Ventilation Steel I column
Concrete floor Anchor bolt

Steel profiled decking SteelIbeam

Escalator

Indoor air distribution machine

Escalator Plan

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This was a precedent study on the Seattle Public Library that
we did in construction.

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Computers

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www.autodesk.com/revit

Bathroom 8 9 2- Room Legend Consultant Consultant
Store Store A1--0- 4 Address Address
6 Bathroom Address Address
6 7 8 Living Room Bedroom Phone Phone
4 Living Room Fax Fax
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Bathroom Bathroom 1829 2134
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BB Room Schedule

Number Name Area

1 Entry 82 m²

01 Lower Level 2 Bedroom 21 m²

1 1 : 100 3 Store 4 m²

4 Living 68 m²

Room

5 Bedroom 33 m²

6 Bathroom 5 m²

7 Store 3 m²

8 Store 3 m²

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Sustainable
Design

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This was a precedent study that i did in on the Torre Cube building by
Carme Pinos on sustainability.

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Fisrt year results

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What i’ve learned in my
journey so far...

My first year in architecture tought me how to enjoy working with new
people and how to make use of the diffrent tools that are given to us
to produce work, despite learning during the peak of the pandemic it was
still an enjoyable learning and experimental proces in my journey of
creativity.
The transition into second year brought about more work ethic and time
time management skills. in contrast to first year, this year has been
more focused on intoducing us to the fast pace that architecture
requires. the subsiding of the pandemic made it possible for us to do
more on campus lectures and it has been a very pleasing experience thus
far...
I look forward to building my skills further in Architecture and
exploring my potential .i am willing to learn from professionals and gain
work experience in the field so i can prepare and develop myself for the
future of architecture.

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