Cross Section of The Lifeline HQ
Cross Section of The Lifeline HQ This section illustrates the HQ's connections to the tunnels below as well as to the newly pedestrianised Strand.

Cross Section of The Lifeline HQ

1:5 Technical Detail: Ground Floor to External Wall
1:5 Technical Detail: Ground Floor to External Wall

1:5 Technical Detail: Ground Floor to External Wall

1:5 Technical Detail: Separating Wall & Separating Floor
1:5 Technical Detail: Separating Wall & Separating Floor

1:5 Technical Detail: Separating Wall & Separating Floor

Upper Ground Floor Plan
Upper Ground Floor Plan

Upper Ground Floor Plan

Super Structure and Sustainable Material Evaluations
Super Structure and Sustainable Material Evaluations

Super Structure and Sustainable Material Evaluations

1:100 South Short Section
1:100 South Short Section

1:100 South Short Section

Technical Section
Technical Section

Technical Section

Axonometric with Floor to Internal Wall Detail
Axonometric with Floor to Internal Wall Detail

Axonometric with Floor to Internal Wall Detail

1:20 Conversation Carriage Section
Building Section
Building Section

Building Section

Typical section through production tunnels
Typical section through production tunnels

Typical section through production tunnels

1:10 CLT Wall and Floor Connections
1:10 CLT Wall and Floor Connections Exterior wall to Floor Connection (Left), CLT Window with Perforated Brick Façade (Right)

1:10 CLT Wall and Floor Connections

1:20 Detail of CLT Roof and North Skylight
1:20 Detail of CLT Roof and North Skylight

1:20 Detail of CLT Roof and North Skylight

Technical Section and Façade Study
Technical Section and Façade Study

Technical Section and Façade Study

Technical close-up
Technical close-up

Technical close-up

1:20 Technical Section of Weaving Studio
1:20 Technical Section of Weaving Studio

1:20 Technical Section of Weaving Studio

1:100 East Long Section
1:100 East Long Section

1:100 East Long Section

Vertical section, Roof at 1:5
Vertical section, Roof at 1:5

Vertical section, Roof at 1:5

Plan section, junction of separating wall and external wall at 1:5
Plan section, junction of separating wall and external wall at 1:5

Plan section, junction of separating wall and external wall at 1:5

1:5 Technical Detail: Separating Floor to External Wall
1:5 Technical Detail: Separating Floor to External Wall

1:5 Technical Detail: Separating Floor to External Wall

Technical section and elevation
Technical section and elevation

Technical section and elevation

Building Section
Building Section

Building Section

Structural appraisal
Structural appraisal

Structural appraisal

Longitudinal Section through The Lifeline HQ
Longitudinal Section through The Lifeline HQ This section illustrates the connections between The Lifeline HQ and the abandoned tube tunnels below. The tunnels accommodate a public exhibition space (tunnel) and a fine-dining restaurant. The tunnels are accessed via capsule lifts that take users through a vertical exhibition (lift shaft).

Longitudinal Section through The Lifeline HQ

Stair Design
Stair Design 1:20 Construction drawing of stair design. Using the technical handbook was vital to ensure that my design complied with the regulations.

Stair Design

AB210: Technical Section and Elevation
AB210: Technical Section and Elevation

AB210: Technical Section and Elevation

Technical Section and Elevation
Technical Section and Elevation

Technical Section and Elevation

1:20 Technical Section and Elevation
1:20 Technical Section and Elevation Technical Section through main reading room in Library and accompanying elevation slice.

1:20 Technical Section and Elevation

Long section of The Floating Facility and Plans
Long section of The Floating Facility and Plans The [PH] floating terraformer, as the name implies, is designed to float in the air using maglev technology. The repulsion induced by the structure’s magnetism and the earth’s magnetic field would regulate the buoyancy of the structure, causing it to migrate up to altitudes of 700m, where acidic contaminants typically congregate. Acidic materials, such as acid fog, will be absorbed by the porous membrane attached to the airbags and accumulated in the central purifier, where they will be neutralized by an alkaline solution formed by nitrogen-fixing microorganisms by biological activity and deposited in the purifier center. The water and salt generated during the neutralization process are fed to plants, trees, humans, and deserted areas, among other things. Initial Location: Central Park, NY, USA Program: 1500-2000 inhabitants anticipated Total Height: 257.5 m Status: Reviving atmosphere, Technological Research and Development The terraformer will be seen as the first step towards a greener future without acid pollution, water scarcity and climate problems. Hence, reviving our ecosystem around the world part by part.

Long section of The Floating Facility and Plans

1:20 Interior Section Study
1:20 Interior Section Study Study showing the construction of the gantries around the atrium

1:20 Interior Section Study

1:20 Wall Section
1:20 Wall Section

1:20 Wall Section

1:100 West Long Section
1:100 West Long Section

1:100 West Long Section

Technical detail
Technical detail In comparison, a rendered model interprets the differences between the interior and exterior elevations of the selected region to cut through. The technical section highlights the material relations of the facade with the interior activities.

Technical detail

1:20 Section
1:20 Section Section from reading room detailing materials and lighting.

1:20 Section

Technical Drawing of Steel Frame - Timber Flat Roof
Technical Drawing of Steel Frame - Timber Flat Roof

Technical Drawing of Steel Frame - Timber Flat Roof

Elevation and Sections
Elevation and Sections The north elevation, a long section through the growing tower, the seed library, the main atrium, and production spaces, and a short section through the main atrium, hydroponic growing spaces, and the main greenhouse. The growing "tree" tower is inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright's Johnson Wax Research Tower, with alternating mezzanine floors to allow for double-height vertical farming spaces as the main production zone of the building. The roots of the tower start at the lower ground floor entrance, with a seed library and archive surrounding the main circulation core of the tower. The main greenhouse off of the atrium acts as a buffer zone for solar gain and passive heating/cooling throughout the building, which then goes into the main atrium which acts as a thermal stack where hot air can exit through vents.

Elevation and Sections

Structural Detail
Structural Detail

Structural Detail