Danielle Apap Architecture Portfolio

My name is Danielle Apap, and I recently graduated with a Master of Architecture from the University of Technology, Sydney.

My final graduating design project, Inverted House was placed third in the d3 Housing Tomorrow international design competition. In response to the brief for new housing strategies for living in the future, the Inverted House rethinks the home, land ownership and subsequent relationships to neighbour and street. The Inverted House was also exhibited at the Mississippi State University School of Architecture Giles Hall Gallery.

Inverted House, Spring 2011

In 2011 I was selected by UTS to attend a study tour of Los Angeles and Chicago. This opportunity allowed me to attend lectures and guided tours, interview Frank Gehry and participate in a symposium with Cal Poly students.

In 2010 I was employed by Beverley Garlick Architects. While at Beverley Garlick Architects I worked on a range of domestic projects and small council works. I was exposed to all stages of the architectural process from feasibility studies through to project completion. As such

Case Study House 22, Los Angeles 2012

working in a small architectural practice has allowed for a breadth of experiences to be gained included but not limited to physical model making, visualisations (Adobe Design Suite), 3D modeling (Rhino + Sketchup), drafting documentation (Vectorworks + AutoCAD) and clientconsultations.

The creative possibilities enjoyed at university being not so constrained as in my place of work, has been directed towards urbanism and the implications of architecture on the surrounding context.

House Extension, Annandale 2010

ACADEMIC | B.Arch4|

ACADEMIC | M.Arch2|

MCA Extension, 2009

Epping 2030, 2011

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PROFESSIONAL & ACADEMIC OVERVIEW

Rhino Illustrator Photoshop

Vectorworks Ecotect Laser Cutting

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PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT

Univesity of Technology Sydney Master of Architecture 2010-2011

University of Technology, Sydney Bachelor of Design, Architecture 2007-2009

Marian College Kenthurst, NSW 2001-2006 Advanced English, Ancient History, Studies of Religion, Mathematics Extension 2, Design & Technology

EDUCATION

2006Graduated | UAI 92.55

Award | First place in Design and Technology, Marian College

2010 Experience | Gained Employment at Beverley Garlick Architects Pty. Ltd.

Exhibition | Semester 2 Barangaroo Tower exhibited in UTS end of year show INDEX

2009 Graduated | Bachelor of Design in Architecture, Distinction Average

2011 Competition |Runner up in the HASSELL Award for Architectural Advocacy as part of the Sydney Archiecture Festival.

Exhibition | Semester 1 Epping 2030 exhibited in UTS end of year show INDEX

Exhibition |Semester 2 Inverted House exhibited in UTS end of year show INDEX

Exhibition |Semester 2 Special Project, City Mapping, exhibited in UTS end of year show INDEX

2012 Study Tour | Selected by UTS to tour Chicago and Los Angeles, which involved a symposium with Cal Poly university students, attending lectures and interviewing Frank Gehry

Competition | Graduating Project Inverted House selected as Third Prize for the d3 Housing Tomorrow international architectural design competition

Exhibition | Inverted House exhibited at Mississippi State University School of Architecture

Graduated | Master of Architecture, Distinction Average

Beverley Garlick Architects Architectural Technician February 2010 - February 2012

Myer Sales Assistant December 2007-December 2010

Experience |Occupational health and safety general induction for construction work in NSW

Inverted House, 2011

Documentation | feasibility study, design applications, construction certificate, and contract administration Model Making |Physical , Digital, visualisation Liasing | Council, Contractors

d3 HOUSING TOMORROW 2012

Case Study House 22, USA 2012

Gamble House, USA 2012

Farnsworth House, USA 2012

MCA Extension, UTS Autumn, 2010

Culver City, USA 2012

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an Inversion of the house in terms of privacy thresh-olds provides the opportunity for the house to perform the role as mediator between maintaining the independence of the inhabitant and capitalising on the benefits of the collective.

circulation traditionally placed internally with rooms on the boundary means neighbouring properties are overlooking into potentially private areas, whereas circulation which is more public is internal. Circulation being a more public zone in the house by placing it on the periphery provides a buffer between private areas and the street and neighbours.

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Concrete Precast Floor Panels $6015

Polycarbonate Tinted Uv $16869

Pine Wall Framing $17575

Plywood Flooring $ 2389

Glasswool Insulation $ 1760

Skylight $ 572

Plumbing $ 112.88

Pine F7 H4 Posts $ 728.4Standard Timber Wall Framing $ 4440Wall Sarking $ 974Plasterboard Wall Lining $ 1926

Two Bedroom House Price: $AUD85,715Per Sqm: $AUD 739

Concrete Precast Panel $ 10,282

Fibreboard Wall Linings $ 2407

Carpet Wool/nylon $648

Aluminium Window $2131

Internal Timber Flush Door $ 397.3

Wet Area Floor Tiling $ 502

Fibreglass/ Polyester $ 251

Pitched Roof Framing $ 4068

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Zinc Aluminium Coated Roof Sheeting $3405

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Work Experience involved:Documentation | feasibility study, design applications, construction certificate, contract administration, practical completion.

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For Eppings transformation from a typical Sydney rail suburb to a unique city within a polycentric Sydney the existing identifiable green quality of Epping and proximity to farming in Sydneys North-West was considered.

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MCA officesViews out, daylight

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Function SpacesViews Out + In, Sunlight

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) is currently housed in the original building for the Marine Services Board. This heavy and concealing building isolates the visitor and performs its original function of holding a demanding position within the harbour housing a powerful government authority of the time. With the opportunity to extend the MCA this static and heavy envelope disintegrates in areas as though the activities and unique experiences occurring between the visitor and art within has been building up and is now seeping through the rigid structure and flowing out into the surrounding landscape encouraging the interaction between the visitor. Based on sun studies of elevations the new structure pierces through the envelope like vines attracted to sunlight. Thus allowing light to seep through the building appropriate to the program behind, the porosity of the structure negotiates the black box requirements of gallery spaces against light filled circulation routes and gaining views in and out of the once introverted envelope.

The proposal for a Sydney Concert Hall opposite the Sydney Opera House in the Sydney Botanical Gardens, takes inspiration from its natural surroundings. The form adjusts to enable visitors to continue to meander throughout the park with the columns mimicking the trunks and the ridge line of the trees dictating the form of the roof line.

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ARTCONTEMPORARY Museum of

Studio: Arch Design|FieldTutor: Ben HewittYear: Autumn 2009, B.Arch

HALLCONCERT SYDNEY

Studio: Arch Design|IntegrationTutor: Frank MinnaertYear: Spring 2009, B.Arch

Danielle Apap Architecture Portfolio

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