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T H E K L A S S N I K C O R P O R A T I O N T h e K l a s s n i k C o r p o r a t i o n : P r a c t i c e P r o f i l e 2 0 1 7

Practice Profile: The Klassnik CorporationA well resourced team:

The Klassnik Corporation is a London based interdisciplinary design practice, creating experiences through architecture, art and design.

Experience:

From our studio near Kings Cross, we have expertise in delivering professional architectural services across the full range of RIBA workstages from concept to completion. Including applications to statutory bodies, detail design, contract administration and co-ordination of consultant teams.

Founded in 2006 by architect Tomas Klassnik, we produce work across a broad spectrum of disciplines. Projects to date have included renovating modernist architect Peter Moro’s grade II* listed house, a ping pong parlour, a football supporters club, a scout hall frontage, landscape public art for the London 2012 Olympics, high street regeneration work, studio and gallery spaces alongside a number of domestic extension commissions to historic London housing.

This diversity of projects creating productive juxtapositions in processes, problems and materials that balance technical feasibility and fantastic possibility. In our North London studio, canisters of helium sit alongside brick samples, inspirations that cross fertilise to breed unexpected and frequently witty solutions to design problems at a range of scales allowing us to create architecture that balances distinctive innovative form and practical delivery.

A member of the GLA/TFL framework for arts consultancy we are currently working on a range of local authority public realm projects including new cycle infrastructure in Islington, and the transformation of the supporters club building for Cambridge FC into a more diverse social space.

The Klassnik Corporation has been selected to appear in the Architecture Foundations publication ‘New Architects 3’ and is a recipient of the RIBA Special Recognition Award for contribution to London 2012 Olympic Games

RIBA Membership : 11456864 - ARB Registration : 076974F

Contact : Tomas KlassnikTel : 0208 819 3243Email : [email protected] : 165 Caledonian Road, London, N1 0SL

Professional Indemnity £1 million Public Liability £5 million

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Public Realm & Public Participation: Throughout our public projects The Klassnik Corporation are involved in direct public participation and stakeholder consultation and have worked in a variety of programmes such as the Architecture Foundation urban pioneers to deliver access and education programmes related to projects.

Technology and Collaboration: Equipped with the latest technology our projects are developed in 2D and 3D CAD and in house visualisation can deliver stunning 3D renders. In addition we engage with specialists from various fields in dynamic response to specific project requirements. In this instance this might include graphic design or communication specialists alongside the traditional array of project sub-consultants.

Additions to Historic ArchitectureThe Klassnik Corporation has experience in delivering multiple renovations and extensions to historic brick building stock and working to resolve the integration of new services and details into listed buildings, including a Grade II* listed building in Blackheath.

Public Art Installation and Strategies.As a member of the GLA/TFL framework for arts consultancy we are currently working on developing a range of new bespoke cycle racks for Islington council to be installed on Caledonian road in 2016 and have delivered numerous installations including those at the London Olympics in 2012 and art strategies for developer and council clients.

Experience: The Klassnik Corporation

CLADDING

NORTH EAST ELEVATION

DATUM 8.00mExisting ElevationScale: 1:751

Item 3 : Remove smoking shelter and extend existing window to floor to form opening for new glazed doors

CLADDING

NORTH EAST ELEVATION

DATUM 8.00m

8466

18500

4523

3943

800

2400

2600

Item 1 : Facade clad in softwood timber rainstcreen on timber battens. No breather membrane or insulation. Area (Front 46 + Side 20) = 66 sqm

Item 3 : Remove smoking shelter and extend existing window to floor to form opening for new glazed doors

Item 6: Relocate exisitng facade flood lights to reorient to screen

Item 4 : Cut out graphic with LED flood light to rear to wall behind to illuminate number at night.

Item 2 : Framed support (Potentially scaffold) to projecting facade corner 4m max height.

Item 5 : Softwood timber decking with stepped seating area . Area : 42 sqm

Item 7: Optional black paint to existing elevation

NEWENTRANCE

Proposed ElevationScale: 1:751

Item 8: New supporters club sign

For illustration purposes. All dimensions to be reconfirmed by contractor on site prior to any construction

THE KLASSNIK [email protected] www.klassnik.com

Existing & Proposed Elevation

ISSUED : 05.05.2015Drawing No:

Sht-1Abbey Venue : Cambridge United FC

HALF TIME NIGHT1/2 Time : Cambridge United Supporters Club transformation : 2015

Cambridge United Supporters Club Building. Working with local contractors and club supporters to transform the existing frontage of the Supporters Club, to enhance the experience of the site as part of wider development plans. Making it attractive to a diverse audience beyond match day supporters and encouraging alternative activities at the site as part of a longer term transformation of the stadium site. Retro fitting a distinctive graphic timber rainscreen with cut out illuminated detail to create a dynamic icon for the area.

Architect : The Klassnik Corporation Client : GrosvenorFunction : Sports social clubContractor : R C CartersLocation : CambridgeBudget : £35kCompletion : 2015-16Contract : Bespoke Minor WorksPlanning : Full PlansBuilding Control : Approved Inspector

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Blackheath Park : RIBA A-L Refurbishment of Grade II* listed house

20 Blackheath Park Revised 06.05.2012

Greenwich, Greater London, SE3 9RP INITAL LAYOUT PROPOSALS

ENGLISH HERITAGE BUILDING ID : 397898

Demolition :

Use figured dimensions only - do not scale from drawing. All work to be carried out in conjunction with structural engineer's drawings and temporary works drawings, specification and method statements. All dimensions to be confirmed on site and TKC to be notified of any discrepancies.

[sr....] = See 'Schedule of Work' clause references

Project

20 BLACKHEATH PARK

BH_100TENDER

Drawing title

Status:

Drawing No.

Revisions:A 28.08.2012 Added Schedule of Work refs. TK

28.08.20121:50IssuedScale at A2

Revision

A

63 Philpot Street, London E1 2JHTel +44 7939 287 863

Existing Lower Ground Plan GA

[email protected]

0 1 2 3m

BOILER AREA WORKSHOP

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

UTILITY ROOM

DRYING ROOM

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0.76

FFL : -0.76FFL : -0.76

FFL : -0.18

FFL : 0

FFL : -0.76

SHOWER

W.C.

GARAGE

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

C.I.GULLEY

KITCHEN &BATH ABOVE

FFL : 0

BOIL

ER

CYLINDER

GARAGE

EEFF

CCDD

AA

BB

1

3

5

2

4

1316

1030

1340

2660

4000

Toilet removed and sealed. [sr.1.2.1]

Existing partition demolished and door relocated. [sr.1.1.5]Ceramic basin removed. [sr.1.2.3]

1999 addition of partition, shower cubicle and basin removed. [sr.1.1.4 & 1.2.2]

New 1350 x 2286mm opening in painted f letton brick wall. [sr.1.1.3]

Single leaf brick wall and door to drying room demolished, retain door panel. [sr.1.1.2]

Removal and excavation of concrete ramp, additional softwood step and balustrade. [sr.1.1.1]

Boiler and cylinder relocated within Garage area. [sr.1.2.7]

Existing white painted f letton brick internal walls. [sr.1.3.1]

Hall 300 x 300mm black concrete tile f loor removed and replaced with tiles reclaimed from elsewhere in house. [sr.1.1.6]

Up and over timberframed garage door

Screed f inishapprox 60mm to

concrete f loor slabremoved. [sr.1.1.7]

High level windows

High level windows

2420

Existing Lower Ground PlanSCALE 1:50 @ A2

1100

BOILER ARE A WORKSHOP

BEDROOM 4

BOX ROOM

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

UTILITY ROOM

DRYING ROOM

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .18

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76

SHOWE R

W.C.

GARAGE

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

FFL : 0

BOIL

ER

CYLINDER

GARAGE

EEFF

CCDD

AA

BB

1

3

5

625

2

4

412

52

960

575

DINING

STUDY

FRONTREAR GARDEN

GARAGE

-760

+1832

+2515

+1640

+2286

2410

0 DATUM

RUBBLE INFILL

Boiler and cylinderrelocated within

Garage area. [sr.1.2.7]

Removal and excavation ofconcrete ramp, additional softwood

step and balustrade. [sr.1.1.1]

Concrete screedremoved. [sr.1.1.7]

New 1350 x 2286mm new opening inpainted f letton brick wall. [sr.1.1.3]

808

2286

135010301 3 542

3997

2613

Removal of 9mm ply boxing to existing pipework runs. [sr.1.2.6]

FRONT REAR GARDENUTILITYROOM SHOWER DRYING

ROOM WORKSHOP

-760

+1832

+2515

+1640

+2286

2410

0 DATUM

RUBBLE INFILL

Single brick partitionremoved. [sr.1.1.2]

1999 shower partition, doorand sink removed. [sr.1.1.4]

TIle and screed f loor removed for replacementwith underf loor heating. [sr.1.1.6]

1 3 542

60mm deep MDF ceiling boxing concealing pipework removed & replaced. [sr.1.2.6]

2286

+1832

+2515

0 DATUM

+1640

+2286

2410

ENTRANCE HALLUTILITY ROOM HALLGARAGE

Basin removed. [sr.1.2.3]Existing toilet door relocated and wall removed. [sr.1.1.5]

Concrete screed f loor removed forreplacement with underf loor heating.

[sr.1.1.7]

New 1350 x 2286mm opening inpainted f letton brick wall. [sr.1.1.3] Existing utility counter and

basin removed. [sr.1.2.4]300 x 300mm black concrete f loor tileremoved. [sr.1.1.6]

60mm deep MDF ceiling boxing concealing pipework removed & replaced

Existing Section AASCALE 1:50 @ A2

2100

Existing Section BBSCALE 1:50 @ A2

3100

Existing Section CCSCALE 1:50 @ A2

4100

BOIL

ER

2286

-760

+1832

0 DATUM

+1640

+228624

10

WORKSHOP ENTRANCE HALLBOILER AREA

Concrete platfrom / garage ramp demolished and rubble

excavated to form new level utilityroom. [sr.1.1.1]

Single brick thick partitionbetween workshop and drying

room removed. [sr.1.1.2]

Boiler relocated withinutility room. [sr.1.2.7]

Existing Section EESCALE 1:50 @ A2

5100

GARAGE UITLITY ROOM

230mm thick painted Fletton brick wall

25mm thick 300mm square black concrete tiles on 6mm bed. Original drawings 6 inch Triton quarry tiles

Fine concrete with underf loor heating elements13mm insulation board

150mm Concrete slab

230mm brick piers from footings to underside of concrete beam

63mm Granolithic concrete screed on 12mm insulation on DPC on concrete f loor slab

230

76

2242

1215

3

76

Hardcore f ill

76mm Blinding

Synthaprufe membrane DPC with bituminous lapping

Building paper

75mm softwood skirting

Existing f loor buildup aboveconcrete slab in selected areas

removed for replacement withnew insulation, water basedunderf loor heating and black

screed/tile f inish. [sr.1.1.7]

Painted f letton brick internal walls

SECTION : EXISTING FLOOR BUILD UPSCALE 1:10 @ A2

6100

Location PlanSCALE : 1:1250 @ A2

7100

SCALE : 1:200 @ A2

8100

0 1 2 3m

C.I.GULLEY

KITCHEN &BATH ABOVE

Flush Shower : 1500 x 900

Appliance600 x 600

Appliance600 x 600

BISLEY DRAWER470w x 622d x 1321h

HIGH WORK AREA

PRINTERS & BINS ARCHIVE BOX STORE

BOIL

ERBO

ILER

CYLINDER

CYLINDER

HOME OFFICE

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

BATHROOM

LIBRARY / STORAGE

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0.76

FFL : -0.76

FFL : -0.76

FFL : 0

FFL : -0.76

SHOWER

WARDROBE

UTILITY ROOM

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

FFL : 0SAUNA

MAINS ELECTRIC

AREA : 10.2 sqm

AREA : 5.6 sqm

AREA : 8.0 sqm

AREA : 7.1sqmAREA : 1.7sqm

AREA : 3.4sqm

AREA : 3.3sqm

AREA : 1.4sqm

EEFF

CCDD

AA

BB

1

3

5

2

410

30

Wardrobe with concealed cistern and relocated W.C door

Fully glazed shower cubicle with vertical strip slate wall and towel rail. [sr.4.3.1 & 2.1.5 &10.2.1]

Cedar recess shelving in scorched timber screen. [sr.9.4.2]

Full height plywood concealed cupboard doors with storage. [sr.9.7.1]

2950

3317

Painted plasterboard panelling

White ceramic basin & mirror. [sr.10.1.2]

Mirrored cupboards, Cedar shelf recess and low level plasterboard boxing. [sr.9.3.1]Wall hung W.C. [sr.10.1.1]

Timber shelving withsliding glazed screen and

concealed roller blind tomatch garage doorelevation. [sr.9.4.1]

1748

2420 1770 1785

1192

1500

IR sauna unitinternally clad in

T&G timber.[sr.9.4.3]

Black concrete screed f loor with water based underf loor heating. [sr.5.1.2]

Black f inishscorched vertcial


Inlaid texturedprecast concrete to

match adjacentscreed colour.

[sr.9.4.4]

Plasterboardpartition on

softwood frame.[sr.4.5.1]

Relocated boilerand cylinder.

[sr.2.2.1]

Concrete screedf inish to new slab.

[sr.3.1.1 & 5.1.4]

Utility counter,appliances, sink and

cupboards above.[sr.9.5.1-9.5.3 &

2.2.2A &B]

Polypropylene coated plywood desk with timber shelving above. [sr.9.6.1]

Polypropylene coated plywood desk. [sr.9.6.4]

Shelving screen in painted MDF on softwood frame. [sr.9.6.3]

Reinstalled 300 x 300mm black concrete f loor tile. [sr.5.1.1]

Mirror and 3 door low level storage. [sr.4.1.6 & 9.2.1]

Existing service riser

Existing white painted f inish f letton brick walls [sr.4.6.1]

Proposed Lower Ground PlanSCALE 1:50 @ A2

1101

DINING

STUDY

UTILITY ROOM

IR SAUNA

FRONTREAR GARDEN

-760

+1832

+2515

+1640

+2286

2410

0 DATUM

RUBBLE INFILL

Built in timber stoarge. [sr.9.5.4]

Concrete screed on insulation and new reinforced concrete slab tied into adjacent slab sections. [sr.3.1.1 & 5.1.4]

New black screed with water basedunderf loor heating on insulation. [sr.5.1.3]

1350 x 2286mm new opening in existingpainted f letton brick wall. [sr1.1.3]

900

2286

135010301 3 542

720

610

New cupboards, sink, & appliances with new drainage. [sr.9.5.1-9.5.3 & 2.2.2A&B]

Painted plasterboard partitionon softwood frame. [sr.4.5.1]

Timber far infra red sauna unitwith glazed front. [sr.9.4.3]

Phenolic facedplywood shelf boxing

to match existinggarage door with

glazed sliding doorsand integrated roller

blind. [sr.9.4.1]

T&G timber ceiling withrecessed f luorescent

strip lighting. [sr.6.1.3]

Concrete soff it

2410

HOME OFFICE

BATHROOM

LIBRARY /STORAGE

SHOWER

RUBBLE INFILL

Glazed shower cubicle withvertical slate walls, stainless

steel towel rail and f ittings.[sr.4.3.1, 2.1.5, 10.2.1]

Tinted mirror faced cupboards.[sr.9.3.1]

1 3 542

Cedar lined shelf recess

Plasterboard boxing forbath pipework. [sr.9.3.1]

Wall hung white ceramicW.C. [sr.10.1.1]

T&G timber ceiling withrecessed f luorescent striplighting. [sr.6.1.2 & 8.1.1]

New black screed with water basedunderf loor heating on insulation.

[sr.5.1.2]

Full height plywood concealed cupboard doors with storage & mains electric point. [sr.9.7.1]

18mm Polypropylene coated birch ply desk with timber shelving above. [sr.9.6.1 & 9.6.2]

Shelving screen in painted MDF on softwood frame with polypropylene coated plywood desk. [sr.9.6.3]

Overhead and hand showersystem. [sr.10.2.3-10.2.7]

2286

2410

ENTRANCE HALLBATHROOM HALLSAUNA

25mm dia steel towel rail [sr.9.4.5]

Timber boxing with concealed rollerblind and 4 x sliding glass screen with

sandblast detail. [sr.9.4.1]

Relocated existing timber and glass W.C door for wardrobe opening. [sr.7.1.1]

Coloured mirror faced birch ply cupboards. [sr.9.3.1]

Cedar shelfrecess [sr.9.3.1]

Wall hung white ceramic W.C. [sr.10.1.1]

T&G timber ceiling with recessed f luorescent strip lighting. [sr.6.1.3]

New black screed with waterbased underf loor heating onmultifoil insulation. [sr.5.1.3]

Concealed white panel door [sr.4.1.2]

White ceramic basin with wallmirror. [sr.10.1.2 & 4.2.2]

150mm x 30mm mildsteel plate lintel. [sr.3.2.1]

Replace 2 existing glass panels. [sr.7.2.1]

Proposed Section AASCALE 1:50 @ A2

2101

Proposed Section BBSCALE 1:50 @ A2

3101

Proposed Section CCSCALE 1:50 @ A2

4101

HIGH WORK AREA


2286

2410

HOME OFFICE ENTRANCE HALLUTILITY ROOM

Large washbasin & existing appliances reinstated in new location [sr.10.3.1-10.3.3]

Painted MDF on softwood frame shelvingpartition visible 70mm thickness with 18mmMelamine faced birch ply shelves [sr.9.6.3]

Boiler & cylinder relocatedwithin utility room [sr.2.2.1]

Screed f inish to new reinforcedconcrete slab [sr.5.1.4]

Existing reinforced concrete f loorWork desk. 18mm Wisa polypropylene facedbirch ply with edge thickened. [sr.9.6.4]

8 door full height cupboards to rear wall in 12mm Melamine faced birch ply. [sr.9.7.1]

Utility counter with cupboards above. [sr.9.5.1-9.5.3]

Proposed Section EESCALE 1:50 @ A2

5101

HOME OFFICEENTRANCEHALL

UTILITY ROOM

18mm White Polypropylene coatedbirch plywood desk on softwood frame

cantilevered from wall [sr.9.6.1]Built in timber shelving.18mm Melamine faced

birch plywood. [sr. 9.5.4]Cedar plank shelving unit. [sr.9.6.2]

Install laminated glass in four existingtimber framed windows [sr.7.2.2]

Proposed Section FFSCALE 1:50 @ A2

7101

Proposed Section DDSCALE 1:50 @ A2

6101

ENTRANCEHALL

BATHROOM SAUNAHALL

Glazed shower screen. [sr.7.1.2 & 7.1.3]

T&G ceiling with recessedstaggered strip lighting. [sr.6.1.2]

Cedar lined storage recess [sr.9.4.2] withinscorched black timber slat T&G screen [sr.4.4.1]

Reinstated 300 x 300mmblack concrete f loor tiles.

[sr.5.1.1]

Mirror. [sr.4.1.6]


Low level phenolic faced plycupboards and cedar shelf.

[sr.9.2.1]

Notes:Use f igured dimensions only - do not scale from drawing. All work to be carried out in conjunction with structural engineer's drawings and temporary works drawings, specif ication and method statements. All dimensions to be conf irmed on site and TKC to be notif ied of any discrepancies. Switches and sockets to match existing house type aluminium f inish and toggle action


Project

20 BLACKHEATH PARK

BH_101TENDER

Drawing title

Status:

Drawing No.



Revision

A


Proposed Lower Ground Plan GA

[email protected]


8101

Lower Ground : Site PlanSCALE : 1:200 @ A2

9101


BEDROOM 4

BOX ROOM

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

UTILITY ROOM

DRYING ROOM

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .18

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76

SHOWE R

W.C.

GARAGE

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

tbc INVERT -1.14m

C.I.GU LLEY

C.I. TRAPPEDGU LLEY

INVERT TBC-0.69m

100m

m S

tone

war

e 1

in 4

0

KITCH EN &BATH ABOVE

100mm Stoneware 1 in 40

FFL : 0GARAGE

F lu sh Sho wer : 15 00 x 900

Applia nce60 0 x 6 00



HIGH WORK AREA

PRINTERS & BINS ARCHIVE BO X STORE

11 00 d ia Of uroSoak Tu b

BOIL

ERBO

ILER

CYLINDER

CYLINDER

HOM E OFFICE

BEDROOM 4

BOX ROOM

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

BATHROOM

LIBRARY / STORAGE

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76

SHOWE R

WARDROBE

UTILITY ROOM

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

FFL : 0SAUNA

DRYING ROOM

MAINS ELECTRIC

AREA : 10.2 sqm

AREA : 5 .6 sqm

AREA : 8 .0 sqm

AREA : 7 .1sqmAREA : 1 .7sqm

AREA : 3 .4sqm

AREA : 3 .3sqm

AREA : 1 .4sqm

0 1 2 3m

C.I.GULLEY

KITCHEN &BATH ABOVE

Flush Shower : 1500 x 900

Appliance600 x 600

Appliance600 x 600


HIGH WORK AREA


BOIL

ERBO

ILER

CYLINDER

CYLINDER

HOME OFFICE

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

BATHROOM

LIBRARY / STORAGE

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0.76

FFL : -0.76

FFL : -0.76

FFL : 0

FFL : -0.76

SHOWER

WARDROBE

UTILITY ROOM

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

FFL : 0SAUNA

MAINS ELECTRIC

AREA : 10.2 sqm

AREA : 5.6 sqm

AREA : 8.0 sqm

AREA : 7.1sqmAREA : 1.7sqm

AREA : 3.4sqm

AREA : 3.3sqm

AREA : 1.4sqm

EEFF

CCDD

AA

BB

1

3

5

2

4

1030

Wardrobe with concealed cistern and relocated W.C door

Fully glazed shower cubicle with vertical strip slate wall and towel rail. [sr.4.3.1 & 2.1.5 &10.2.1]

Cedar recess shelving in scorched timber screen. [sr.9.4.2]

Full height plywood concealed cupboard doors with storage. [sr.9.7.1]

2950

3317

Painted plasterboard panelling

White ceramic basin & mirror. [sr.10.1.2]

Mirrored cupboards, Cedar shelf recess and low level plasterboard boxing. [sr.9.3.1]Wall hung W.C. [sr.10.1.1]

Timber shelving withsliding glazed screen and

concealed roller blind tomatch garage doorelevation. [sr.9.4.1]

1748

2420 1770 1785

1192

1500

IR sauna unitinternally clad in


Black concrete screed f loor with water based underf loor heating. [sr.5.1.2]

Black f inishscorched vertcial


Inlaid texturedprecast concrete to

match adjacentscreed colour.

[sr.9.4.4]

Plasterboardpartition on

softwood frame.[sr.4.5.1]

Relocated boilerand cylinder.

[sr.2.2.1]

Concrete screedf inish to new slab.

[sr.3.1.1 & 5.1.4]

Utility counter,appliances, sink and

cupboards above.[sr.9.5.1-9.5.3 &

2.2.2A &B]

Polypropylene coated plywood desk with timber shelving above. [sr.9.6.1]

Polypropylene coated plywood desk. [sr.9.6.4]

Shelving screen in painted MDF on softwood frame. [sr.9.6.3]

Reinstalled 300 x 300mm black concrete f loor tile. [sr.5.1.1]

Mirror and 3 door low level storage. [sr.4.1.6 & 9.2.1]

Existing service riser

Existing white painted f inish f letton brick walls [sr.4.6.1]

Proposed Lower Ground PlanSCALE 1:50 @ A2

1101

DINING

STUDY

UTILITY ROOM

IR SAUNA

FRONTREAR GARDEN

-760

+1832

+2515

+1640

+2286

2410

0 DATUM

RUBBLE INFILL

Built in timber stoarge. [sr.9.5.4]

Concrete screed on insulation and new reinforced concrete slab tied into adjacent slab sections. [sr.3.1.1 & 5.1.4]


1350 x 2286mm new opening in existingpainted f letton brick wall. [sr1.1.3]

900

2286

135010301 3 542

720

610

New cupboards, sink, & appliances with new drainage. [sr.9.5.1-9.5.3 & 2.2.2A&B]

Painted plasterboard partitionon softwood frame. [sr.4.5.1]

Timber far infra red sauna unitwith glazed front. [sr.9.4.3]

Phenolic facedplywood shelf boxing

to match existinggarage door with

glazed sliding doorsand integrated roller

blind. [sr.9.4.1]

T&G timber ceiling withrecessed f luorescent

strip lighting. [sr.6.1.3]

Concrete soff it

2410

HOME OFFICE

BATHROOM

LIBRARY /STORAGE

SHOWER

RUBBLE INFILL

Glazed shower cubicle withvertical slate walls, stainless

steel towel rail and f ittings.[sr.4.3.1, 2.1.5, 10.2.1]

Tinted mirror faced cupboards.[sr.9.3.1]

1 3 542

Cedar lined shelf recess

Plasterboard boxing forbath pipework. [sr.9.3.1]

Wall hung white ceramicW.C. [sr.10.1.1]

T&G timber ceiling withrecessed f luorescent striplighting. [sr.6.1.2 & 8.1.1]

New black screed with water basedunderf loor heating on insulation.

[sr.5.1.2]

Full height plywood concealed cupboard doors with storage & mains electric point. [sr.9.7.1]

18mm Polypropylene coated birch ply desk with timber shelving above. [sr.9.6.1 & 9.6.2]

Shelving screen in painted MDF on softwood frame with polypropylene coated plywood desk. [sr.9.6.3]

Overhead and hand showersystem. [sr.10.2.3-10.2.7]

2286

2410

ENTRANCE HALLBATHROOM HALLSAUNA

25mm dia steel towel rail [sr.9.4.5]

Timber boxing with concealed rollerblind and 4 x sliding glass screen with

sandblast detail. [sr.9.4.1]

Relocated existing timber and glass W.C door for wardrobe opening. [sr.7.1.1]

Coloured mirror faced birch ply cupboards. [sr.9.3.1]

Cedar shelfrecess [sr.9.3.1]

Wall hung white ceramic W.C. [sr.10.1.1]

T&G timber ceiling with recessed f luorescent strip lighting. [sr.6.1.3]

New black screed with waterbased underf loor heating onmultifoil insulation. [sr.5.1.3]

Concealed white panel door [sr.4.1.2]

White ceramic basin with wallmirror. [sr.10.1.2 & 4.2.2]

150mm x 30mm mildsteel plate lintel. [sr.3.2.1]

Replace 2 existing glass panels. [sr.7.2.1]

Proposed Section AASCALE 1:50 @ A2

2101

Proposed Section BBSCALE 1:50 @ A2

3101

Proposed Section CCSCALE 1:50 @ A2

4101

HIGH WORK AREA


2286

2410

HOME OFFICE ENTRANCE HALLUTILITY ROOM

Large washbasin & existing appliances reinstated in new location [sr.10.3.1-10.3.3]

Painted MDF on softwood frame shelvingpartition visible 70mm thickness with 18mmMelamine faced birch ply shelves [sr.9.6.3]

Boiler & cylinder relocatedwithin utility room [sr.2.2.1]

Screed f inish to new reinforcedconcrete slab [sr.5.1.4]

Existing reinforced concrete f loorWork desk. 18mm Wisa polypropylene facedbirch ply with edge thickened. [sr.9.6.4]

8 door full height cupboards to rear wall in 12mm Melamine faced birch ply. [sr.9.7.1]

Utility counter with cupboards above. [sr.9.5.1-9.5.3]

Proposed Section EESCALE 1:50 @ A2

5101

HOME OFFICEENTRANCEHALL

UTILITY ROOM

18mm White Polypropylene coatedbirch plywood desk on softwood frame

cantilevered from wall [sr.9.6.1]Built in timber shelving.18mm Melamine faced

birch plywood. [sr. 9.5.4]Cedar plank shelving unit. [sr.9.6.2]

Install laminated glass in four existingtimber framed windows [sr.7.2.2]

Proposed Section FFSCALE 1:50 @ A2

7101

Proposed Section DDSCALE 1:50 @ A2

6101

ENTRANCEHALL

BATHROOM SAUNAHALL

Glazed shower screen. [sr.7.1.2 & 7.1.3]

T&G ceiling with recessedstaggered strip lighting. [sr.6.1.2]

Cedar lined storage recess [sr.9.4.2] withinscorched black timber slat T&G screen [sr.4.4.1]

Reinstated 300 x 300mmblack concrete f loor tiles.

[sr.5.1.1]

Mirror. [sr.4.1.6]


Low level phenolic faced plycupboards and cedar shelf.

[sr.9.2.1]

Notes:Use f igured dimensions only - do not scale from drawing. All work to be carried out in conjunction with structural engineer's drawings and temporary works drawings, specif ication and method statements. All dimensions to be conf irmed on site and TKC to be notif ied of any discrepancies. Switches and sockets to match existing house type aluminium f inish and toggle action


Project

20 BLACKHEATH PARK

BH_101TENDER

Drawing title

Status:

Drawing No.



Revision

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Proposed Lower Ground Plan GA

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Lower Ground : Site PlanSCALE : 1:200 @ A2

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BEDROOM 4

BOX ROOM

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

UTILITY ROOM

DRYING ROOM

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .18

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76

SHOWE R

W.C.

GARAGE

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

tbc INVERT -1.14m

C.I.GU LLEY

C.I. TRAPPEDGU LLEY

INVERT TBC-0.69m

100m

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KITCH EN &BATH ABOVE

100mm Stoneware 1 in 40

FFL : 0GARAGE

F lu sh Sho wer : 15 00 x 900




HIGH WORK AREA

PRINTERS & BINS ARCHIVE BO X STORE

11 00 d ia Of uroSoak Tu b

BOIL

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ILER

CYLINDER

CYLINDER

HOM E OFFICE

BEDROOM 4

BOX ROOM

ENTRANCE HALL

HALL

BATHROOM

LIBRARY / STORAGE

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76

FFL : -0 .76

FFL : 0

FFL : -0 .76

SHOWE R

WARDROBE

UTILITY ROOM

FRONT

REAR TERRACE

FFL : 0SAUNA

DRYING ROOM

MAINS ELECTRIC

AREA : 10.2 sqm

AREA : 5 .6 sqm

AREA : 8 .0 sqm

AREA : 7 .1sqmAREA : 1 .7sqm

AREA : 3 .4sqm

AREA : 3 .3sqm

AREA : 1 .4sqm

Blackheath Park. Refurbishment of a Grade II * listed Modernist house in Blackheath, originally built in 1957 by the architect Peter Moro. Remodelling the internal utility spaces on the lower ground floor level to improve the connections within this configuration of rooms in the house and utilise spaces which were under used. New rooms include bathroom, sauna area and home office space. Integrating contemporary technologies such underfloor heating, within the constraints of the existing structure. Materials were chosen to complement the existing house palette including tongue and groove timber ceiling with recessed lighting, bespoke mahogany and mirror cabinets, hand finished Shou Sugi Ban charred timber walls and CNC pattern cut mahogany detailing.

Architect : The Klassnik Corporation Client : PrivateEngineer : Built Engineers Contractor : Stidworthy Ham LtdLocation : Blackheath,London.

Experience: The Klassnik CorporationBudget : £150kCompletion : 2013Contract : JCT Minor WorksPlanning : Listed Building ConsentBuilding Control : Full Plans

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KITCHEN

HALL

LANDING

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

ROOF VOID

2 3

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HALL

LANDING

BEDROOM

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ROOF VOID

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2402

252531

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3382

2561Sauna

Zinc clad new loft extension

new stair to loftNew bathroom / wetroom

Fixed window 1500mm wide to rear elevation androof with frameless joint at roofline

Solar panels

Roof hatch

Green roof

Existing brickwork removed and newbrickwork with steel frame inserted to

create baclony with frameless glassbalusrade and full height bifold doors

8.3m steel span along house length

20 sqm brick patio

Double glazed doors

Remove existing render to facade to reveal brickwork not overly cleaned

New manhole andundergroundconnections



Sections and Elevations

ISSUED : 24.04.2015

Existing Rear Elevation1: 100 @ A31 Existing Section AA

1: 100 @ A32 Existing Front Elevation1: 100 @ A33

Proposed Section AA1: 100 @ A34

Drawing No:

MR_01265 Marsala Road : London, SE13 7AS

The Klassnik Corporation, Studio 12, 80A Ashfield St, London, E1 2BJ www.klassnik.com e : [email protected] 1

T H E K L A S S N I K C O R P O R A T I O N 65 MARSALA ROAD

Roof Extension

OPTION 1

• Wall to flank and main house extended up to form loft

• Meadow planting to roof of extension

• Roof and loft elevation clad in unifying metal system

• Fixed roof and wall window joined to visually open room

OPTION 2



• Roof and loft elevation clad in unifying metal system

• Openable flap/roof and wall lights potentially conceal the scale of openable facade

OPTION 3



• Roof, loft and new rear elevation clad in unifying metal system

• Internal roof courtyard (or potential roof light)

• Circular window

OPTION 4



• Roof & loft and elevation clad in unifying metal system

• Bathroom access to small area for planter

Rather than 2 boxes for the loft as allowed under permitted development, the loft spaces are unifed into the volume of the house through extending the walls up. Whether bricks could be matched to achieve this or the walls of house rendered or reclad tnc.

The existing rear elevations brickwork is distressed in some places and may warrant replacing given the large proportion of demolition to both existing floors at the rear and either replaced with new matching (or contrasting colour brick) or alternative cladding.

Marsala Rd : Terraced House Extension : 2014-15 Scout Hall : Wood Street High St Regeneration Project : 2012-13

Marsala Rd Renovation and extension of a Victorian terraced house in South London. London stock brick is used to create a sense of continuity between the existing house and additions, as if the extensions have been carved from an original whole. New glazed openings matching the pitch of the existing roof slopes are cut into the rear elevation to create an internal terrace at first floor set behind a planted sedum green roof. At second floor level black standing seam zinc cladding encloses a new loft and bathroom. The project reinforcing and enhancing the existing geometries of this standard London house typology.

Architect : The Klassnik Corporation Client : PrivateFunction : Private HouseArea : 160sqmContractor : tbcLocation : LewishamBudget : £450kCompletion : 2016Contract : JCT Minor WorksPlanning : Full Plans



Sheet 1DWG : Sketch extension options-65 Marsala Road

ISSUED : - 20-11-2014

Option 1

Sheet 1

Option 2 Option 3 Option 4



PROP. INTERIOR RENDERSDWG : SK RENDERS 20150110- ISSUED : 10.01.2015

Entrance through existing external doors to kitchen

New party wall built in brick to match house and retained brickwork openings. Kitchen in contrasting white.

London, SE13 7AS

Experience: The Klassnik Corporation

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72 Rivington Street : Interior, Office, Studios, Retail : 2008-09

YCN THIS WAY

VITRINECABINETVITRINE

ENTRANCE

GALLERY WALL

WORKSPACE

STORAGE

MOBILE DISPLAY UNITS START POSITION

0m 1 2 3 4 5m

GROUND FLOOR SECTION BB

GROUND FLOOR PLAN A FAMILY OF MOBILE DISPLAY UNITS

1AA

B B

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR SECTION BB

0m 1 2 3 4 5m

72 Rivington Street refurbishment of an existing warehouse building at the heart of Shoreditch. It includes a gallery area, library, shop, office, studio spaces and roof terrace. The ground floor is a publicly accessible work and display space defined by irregularly shaped mobile display objects. This kit of parts includes plinths, vitrines, shelves, desks, walls, and steps. A concealed mirrored door leads to the floors above flexibly accommodating a broad array of programs the interior provides a stimulating yet efficient working environment for the permanent staff on the first floor.

Architect : The Klassnik Corporation Client : YCNFunction : Retail / Office / GalleryContractor : Okay StudioLocation : 72 Rivington Street, LondonBudget : £50kCompletion : 2009Contract : Bespoke Minor Works

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WWW.SCOUTS.ORG.UK

FOUNDED 1917

SCOUTS : FRI 8.00PMCUBS : THURS 6.30PMBEAVERS : FRI 6.15PM

205

14TH WALTHAMSTOW SCOUT GROUP

FRONT ELEVATIONISSUED : 15.08.2013FINAL PROPOSAL

WWW.SCOUTS.ORG.UK

FOUNDED 1917

SCOUTS : FRI 8.00PMCUBS : THURS 6.30PMBEAVERS : FRI 6.15PM

205

14TH WALTHAMSTOW SCOUT GROUP

Ping Pong Parlour, 2010 Temporary cafe and social club hosting table tennis inspired events in Soho. Bespoke furniture built to accompany the traditional table tennis tables at the parlour included personal practice window tables that allow you to practice your skills up against the parlour windows, a snaking cafe table with integrated cutlery net and supersized table tennis bat rack and chalkboard sign.

Scout Hall Frontage, 2013 Built as part of the Mayors Outer London Fund regeneration of Wood Street Walthamstow. The dilapidated existing garage structure was over clad with a new surface of white painted Medite Tricoya, CNC cut to incorporate large scale patterns and geometries derived from the Fleur de Lys and triangles found in Scouting uniform. The project also workshops with Cubs and Scouts introducing them to the tools and processes involved in the development of the design

Ping Pong Parlour : Cafe and Social Hub in Shop Space : 2010

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The Fish Hotel is an environmental installation to

provide habitat for the �sh of Cornmill Gardens, made in collaboration between architects

The Klassnik Corporation and water charity Thames 21.

The golden shingle installation draws inspiration from the patterned scales of �sh swimming below and the diamond facets

found on traditional cut glass which were historically manufactured at this site. Submerged below, a planted structure provides shelter, nesting

and feeding space for the �sh of the River Ravensbourne. Planting includes sedges, rushes, water mint, brooklime, iris, meadow sweet and purple loosestrife.

The Fish Hotel is an UP Projects production, commissioned in partnership with Lewisham

Council, as part of Secret Garden Project Lewisham. The illustration above shows some of the �sh that may be checking into the hotel !

www.upprojects.comwww.klassnik.com

PERCH

ROACH

CHUB

EEL

STICKLEBACK

DACE

GUDGEON

Fish Hotel : Environmental Public Artwork, Lewisham : 2015Cally CycLEGs : bespoke cycle racks for Islington Council, 2015

Cally CycLEGs, 2015 A range of new cycle racks commissioned by Islington council for Caledonian Rd. The bespoke cast iron leg forms spliced with a traditional Sheffield steel rack. Stakeholder consultation workshops held on site to refine options.

Fish Hotel 2015 is an environmental installation to provide habitat for the fish of Cornmill Gardens, made in collaboration between architects The Klassnik Corporation and water charity Thames 21. Submerged below, a planted structure provides shelter, nesting and feeding space for the fish of the River Ravensbourne.

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Puma Pop Out Shop : Mobile Temporary Retail Venue : 2010Sonic Exhibition : Sto Werkstatt : 2015

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Tomas Klassnik, MA(cantab), MA(RCA), ARB, RIBA OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ORGANISATION PROJECT DETAILS

The Klassnik CorporationStudio 12, 80A Ashfield StWhitechapel, E1 2BJ2006-Present

• Fantasticology : Landscape art interventions and public engagement projects in the Olympic Park Stratford. Working with access, engineering, biodiversity consultant groups and ODA and Park & Public Realm stakeholders.

• Greenway Entrances : Cycle route entrance structures and paving patterns.

• Puma Pop Out Shop : Mobile display and retail environment for Puma’s heritage archive range of footwear.

• Ping Pong Parlour : Temporary cafe and social club for city wide sports participation initiative.

• 72 Rivington Street: Office, gallery, retail and studio spaces for design agency in Shoreditch. RIBA A-L

FAT Ltd Unit 2, 49-59 Old Street,London, EC1V 9HX2007-10

• Thornton Heath Library : Extension & Refurbishment of a locally listed building in Croydon. RIBA C-L

• CIAC Middlehaven : 80 unit ecological residential apartment block in Middlesborough. RIBA C-E

• Icon Events Arena : Temporary exhibition design for trade show. RIBA A-L

AOC Ltd2nd Floor, 101 Redchurch St, London, E2 7DL2006-07

• LIFT New Parliament : Demountable project pavilion space for performing arts company. RIBA A-D

• Crown Terrace : 6 Unit Terraced Residential proposal in Southwark. RIBA A-D

KEY PERSONNEL CVs

Key Relevant Experience

• Cambridge United Supporters Club building, 2014-16 : Working with sports community group to refurbish facade and create iconic new visitor attraction for Club.

• Blackheath Park, 2013 : Remodelling grade II* listed building.

• Marsala Rd, 2015 : Renovation and extension of terraced house in Lewisham, including extensive green roof and flood risk. Directing applications to statutory authorities.

• Ping Pong Parlour, 2010 : Temporary cafe and social club in Soho hosting table tennis themed events, as part of a wider public engagement initiative.

• 72 Rivington Street, 2009 : Office, gallery, retail and studio space for creative agency across three floors of Shoreditch warehouse location.

• CIAC - Middlehaven, 2007 : Apartment block in Middlesborough for developer BioRegional Quintain focused on sustainable strategies of construction, operation and lifecycle energy costing for Fashion Architecture Taste.

Technical & Process Skills

• Tomas is accomplished in design team management, project strategy and design development.

Tomas Klassnik is a UK qualified architect registered with both ARB and RIBA and has a lead design role in all practice projects. He has direct experience of a managing a broad range of project typologies and scales including refurbishment of historic and listed buildings, community spaces, landscape interventions and installations for the public realm.

Tomas is experienced in co-ordinating design delivery and consultant teams through all RIBA project workstages from concept to completion, including design development, liaison with consultant teams and contractor. Applications to statutory bodies including planning, building control, specification writing and contract management. Tomas has also worked on significant scale schemes for other high profile architecture practices, including FAT, and the AOC.

Alongside his work at the practice Tomas has also taught at Chelsea College of Art, The Architectural Association and the Royal College of Art.

ARCHITECTDOB: 02. 01.1981Email : [email protected] : 07939 287 863

ARB Registration : 076974FRIBA Membership : 11456864

DATES LOCATION / ORGANISATION DESCRIPTION2010 Shanghai Expo, London Development Agency Souvenirs of London’s Hidden Histories

2009 Barbican Center, London Le Corbusier : Manifesto’s Workshop

2008 Sheltered, OXO Tower Gallery Transformed Bus Stop Proposals

2008 Warm, Warmer Still, Winzavod Galleries, Moscow Video Installation

2008 Nothing Works, Shoreditch Town Hall Site Specific Video Work

DATES SCHOOL QUALIFICATION2009-10 London South Bank University Professional Practice Part 3

2004-06 Royal College of Art, London MA Architecture

2000-03 St John’s College, Cambridge University BA (Hons) Architecture (2:1)

QUALIFICATIONS

AWARDS & EXHIBITIONS

CV : Relevant experience : The Klassnik Corporation

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Jessica Hayes, BA Hons, Architectural Assistant PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ORGANISATION DETAILS

The Klassnik Corporation63 Philpot Street,Whitechapel, E1 2JH2015-Present

• Ziggurat: Interior residential refurbishment, London. RIBA 0-7

• Cambridge Allotments: Public Arts participation for Grosvenor developers Cambridge.

• Marsala Road: Terraced house extension in Lewisham.

• Caledonian Road Cycle Racks

CivicArts LLP 15-27 Gee StreetLondon, EC1V 3RD2011-15

• 3D spatial planner and concept visualiser within international retail master planning projects in Abu Dhabi, Miami and London.

Uber London AdvertisingRoseberry AvenueLondon, EC1R2011

• Assistant project manager. Cafe Nero and Rubbermaid advertising film production.

KEY PERSONNEL CVs

Relevant Experience

• Ziggurat : Residential refurbishment. Liaising with consultant teams and contractor throughout RIBA stages 0-7. Production of CAD drawings and 3D visualisations. Material research.

• Caledonian road Cycle Racks. Site surveying, participating in public engagement exercises, design development and fabrication. 3D modelling rack designs. Documenting meetings with Islington Council and highways department.

• Marsala Road. Site surveying, design development, applications to statutory bodies including planning and building control, detail design and specification. Production of CAD drawings and 3D visualisations.

• Cambridge Allotments. Coordinating sub contractors organising production of bespoke embroidery and sculptural objects.

Technical & Process Skills• Drafting : Vectorworks

• Project management

• 3d digital modeling 3d max and Vray rendering and visualisation

• Animation & film making.

Jessica Hayes is a spatial designer gaining first class honors at Chelsea College of Art and Design in Interior and Spatial Design. Jessica assists in design and coordination within the practice and has experience of working on a variety of schemes including interior design, extensions to existing buildings, design of public realm street furniture and other temporary experiential environments.

Jessica has also returned as a guest lecturer at Chelsea College of Art and Design to partake in critiques and also showcase her own personal projects which explore film making as a medium for generating new spatial design processes.Architectural Assistant

DOB: 17. 03.1988Email : [email protected]

DATES SCHOOL QUALIFICATION2007-10 Chelsea College of Art and Design, UAL BA (Hons) Interior & Spatial Design (1st)

2006 - 07 University of the Arts London Art & Design Foundation Diploma

QUALIFICATIONS

Experience: Relevant experience of project team : The Klassnik Corporation

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