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CURRICULUM VITAE

A CULINARY SCHOOL

BALLYROAN LIBRARY

THE FACULTY CLUB

PIMLICO ACADEMY

ACADEMY OF MUSIC

BOHILLA HOUSE

NEW URBAN THEATRE

LOUGH DERG HOUSE

KENILWORTH SQUARE

VARIOUS PROJECTS

VARIOUS SKILLS

PORTFOLIO 09/2011

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001 | Curriculum Vitae

Ross Millaney

Mount Yokine, Newcastle, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.

Date of Birth: 22.08.1985

Mobile Number: +353 (0)87 925 3939

Phone Number: +353 (0)1 281 0014

Email Address: [email protected]

Website: www.rossmillaney.com

Part 2 Qualifi ed + 2 Years Experience

Education and Qualifi cations

2004-2010: Bachelor of Architecture (Honours), DIT Bolton Street, Dublin 1.Graduated with Honours for my thesis entitled, “Education and The Community, An Inaugural Educate Together Second-Level School for Pimlico and The Liberties.” My research was published by the Lord Mayor’s Commission on Employment and was referenced by DCC Planning Department for The Liberties Local Area Plan. I have since been invited to join Educate Together’s Building Research Group.

1998-2004: Wesley College Dublin, Dundrum, Dublin 16.Leaving Certificate (6 Honours - A in Technical Drawing, A in English).

1994-1998: Aravon School, Bray, Co. Wicklow

Skills

Software: • I have a strong computing background and I can pick up new software quickly. I have excellent

proficiency in the use of: AutoCAD(7yrs), Revit(2yrs), Rhino 3d(5yrs), Grasshopper(2yrs), Microstation, Sketchup, 3ds Max, Maxwell Render, V-Ray, Felix Render, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Acrobat, and Microsoft Office.

• I am Autodesk trained (AOTC) in both AutoCAD and Revit up to the most recent versions, (2012).

Visual Communication: • I have a good aptitude for producing eye-catching, high quality imagery using CAD, Illustrator,

and InDesign. My thesis research graphics were published by ‘The Lord Mayor’s Commission on Employment’.

• I also work part-time as a photographer’s assistant (www.johnnymcmillan.com) and as a 3d production assistant (www.nineteenfifteen.com) to aid my understanding of cameras for rendering.

Model Making: • I have good model making skills. As well as the more traditional methods, I have good knowledge

and experience with rapid prototyping machines, including : laser cutting, cnc milling, and stereolithography.

Languages:• I can speak good conversational French.

Curriculum Vitae | 002

Relevant Employment

Jan. 2011 – Present: Box Architecture, Fumbally Lane, Dublin 8. (Architectural Assistant)• Currently working on a large public library for South Dublin County Council at tender stage. As Box

is a small office I have a lot of responsibilities, including: preparing parametric tender documents with the aid of Revit; technical detailing, rendering, model making at 1:20 to test design detail options; liaising with manufacturers pre written specification; scheduling; site visits and surveying.

• In particular I have gained a lot of technical and detailing knowledge through meetings held with manufacturers, detailing consultants and specialists during this period.

May 2007 – June 2008: Colum ÓBroin and Partners, Bray, Co. Wicklow. (Part 1 Assistant)• Responsibilities included: drawing up feasibility studies for client reviews, site survey work,

scheme design development, producing planning applications, and model making for competition proposals.

• During this period I developed a sound understanding of the building regulations, planning procedures, and best practice whilst working on residential, commercial, education and conservation projects.

• Often I was given a large amount of personal responsibility and left to take the initiative myself. One of my best successes was to design a contemporary house for an infil site in Bray, Dublin which received planning permission, (please see portfolio).

May – Sept. 2006: Dedicated CAD Systems, Parnell Street, Dublin 1. (Part 1 Assistant)Received and organised all of Tesco Ireland’s handover documents by publishing them to a web archive using Acrobat Pro.• Liaised with individuals and organisations in relation to taking orders and answering customer

enquiries about ArchiCAD.• Assisted in 3d model making for clients retention planning applications using Sketchup and

ArchiCAD.

May – Sept. 2002: Paul O’Toole Architects, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin. (Summer Work)• Responsibilities included model making, greeting clients, assisting at site surveys.

Interests and Achievements• Short-listed for 'Best Architectural Animation' Competition, ArchDaily.com 2010.• In 2007 I undertook an 'Advanced Geometry Research' exchange with Karlshruhe Polytechnic.

Represented Ireland at EASA 2008, (European Architecture Students Assembly). • Member of the Irish Revit Users Group which meets bi-monthly to discuss progressing BIM.• Member of the Irish Education Colloquium, we meet quarterly to discuss the future of education

design and its role in the community.• I’m a keen athlete and sprinter. I’ve represented Ireland at senior level at the Dublin International

(versus Britain, Australia, and South Africa). I've represented Leinster and captained our school team to gold at the Irish School-boy Championships.

References

Academic: Mr. Stephen Best Department of Architecture DIT, Bolton StreetDublin 1, Ireland Tel: +353 (0)1 4023916 Email: [email protected]

Professional:Mr. Gary MongeyBox Architecture 30, The BlackpittsDublin 8, Ireland Tel: +353 (0)1 4737106Email: [email protected]

005 | A Culinary School, Restaurant, & Community Market Hall

This Page : Glenn Murcutt Workshop 2009. Sustainable Design Module.

AutoCAD / Rhino / Maxwell Render

A Culinary School, Restaurant, & Community Market Hall | 006

This Page : Glenn Murcutt Workshop 2009.Final Scheme : Exploded axoand associated images. (Rhino Master Model and Maxwell Render.)

Below : Glenn Murcutt Workshop 2009. Using Maxwell Render to test various material options. For example rammed-earth as shown below.

007| A Culinary School, Restaurant, & Community Market Hall

A Culinary School, Restaurant, & Community Market Hall | 008

This Page & Opposite :Glenn Murcutt Workshop 2009. 'An Organic Culinary School for Courtmacsherry Harbour, Co. Cork'.

Centre & Top Right: Development sketch-es and scheme axonometric.

Top Left : Rendering illustrating material choice and proving quality of light. (Maxwell Render with associated Rhino 3D Screenshot)

Bottom Left : Details for a door at entrance to the market hall. (Derived from Rhino Master Model)

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Ballyroan Library | 010

Visualisations :Presented to SDCC during design development. Revit / 3ds Max / V-Ray / Maxwell Render

Tender Documents - 2011 :Sample tender documents. A public library valued at E3.5 million. My responsibilties included: preparing parametric tender documents with the aid of Revit; technical detailing, rendering, model making at 1:20 to test design detail options; liasing with manufactur-ers pre written specification; scheduling; site visitsand surveying.

Revit / SketchUP / 3ds Max / Maxwell Render

Ballyroan Library | 012

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ALUMINIUM ALLOY FRAMINGSECTIONSH92/710

PURPOSE MADE BIRCHPLYWOOD LININGS TO ALLPODSGL A, 7 & M

N10/110A

WINDOWS/ ROOFLIGHTS/SCREENS/ LOUVRESL10

EXTERNAL WALL INSULATIONSYSTEM ON SUPPORT RAILSM21/220B

METAL LATHING/ ANCHOREDMESH REINFORCEMENT FORPLASTERED/ RENDEREDCOATINGS

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back fully fritted

VAPOUR CONTROL LAYERH92/780

PURPOSE MADE BIRCHPLYWOOD LININGS TO ALLPODSGL A, 7 & M

N10/110A

BREATHER MEMBRANEH92/785

WINDOWS/ ROOFLIGHTS/SCREENS/ LOUVRESL10

FIXINGS AND FASTENERSH92/735

RAINSCREEN CLADDINGH92

THERMAL INSULATIONH92/775

ALUMINIUM STRIP/ SHEETCOVERINGS/ FLASHINGSH72

ALUMINIUM ALLOY FRAMINGSECTIONSH92/710

PODS - STRUCTURALLYBONDED GLAZING TOALUMINIUM WINDOWS

L10/330B

715 1 : 5Typical Pod and Ext. Envelope Plan Detail2

715 1 : 5Pod Flush Glazing - Plan View3

013 | The Faculty Club

Scale:

Drawn by:

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Drawing Title:

T: +353 1 2810014 | E: [email protected] | W: www.rossmillaney.com

NOTE

1. Copyright Reserved2. Do not scale off this drawing use figureddimensions only3. The contractor is to check all dimensions andlevels on site4. Where appropriate, for R.C. structure, ormechanical and electrical details refer to Engineersdrawings5. Proprietary items to be fixed in strict accordancewith manufacturers instructions, and all dimensionsto be checked with manufacturer6. The contractor shall be responsible for the co-ordination of structure and services7. The contractor shall be responsible for ensuringthat all work complies with the requirements of thecurrent building regulations

RMRoss Millaney

REVISIONSNo Date Item Initial

TENDER DRAWINGSNot to be used as working drawingRefer to Construction DrawingsRead in conjunction with SCOPE OF WORKS andEngineer's DrawingsProject Name:

Project Cover Sheet

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The Faculty Club - Work In Progress 2011 :Case Study No.5: I came across The Faculty Club, by Shift Architecture Urbanism, on archdaily and really admired it.

Using the drawings and details on archdaily along with some advice from project architect Pieter Heymans, I have started to develop my own study of the project. I intend to produce a full tender package along with visualisations and walkthroughs.

Revit / 3ds Max / VRay Render

The Faculty Club | 014

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1. Copyright Reserved2. Do not scale off this drawing use figured dimensions only3. The contractor is to check all dimensions and levels on site4. Where appropriate, for R.C. structure, or mechanical and electrical detailsrefer to Engineers drawings5. Proprietary items to be fixed in strict accordance with manufacturersinstructions, and all dimensions to be checked with manufacturer6. The contractor shall be responsible for the co-ordination of structure andservices7. The contractor shall be responsible for ensuring that all work complies withthe requirements of the current building regulations

RMRoss Millaney



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Comference Room Window Head2690

Lower Ceiling Level3088

Roof Level4246

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Ground Floor593

Comference Room Window Head2690

Lower Ceiling Level3088

Roof Level4246

Chimney Level6190

Scale:

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Date: Drg No:


Drawing Title:


NOTE

1. Copyright Reserved2. Do not scale off this drawing use figured dimensions only3. The contractor is to check all dimensions and levels on site4. Where appropriate, for R.C. structure, or mechanical and electrical detailsrefer to Engineers drawings5. Proprietary items to be fixed in strict accordance with manufacturersinstructions, and all dimensions to be checked with manufacturer6. The contractor shall be responsible for the co-ordination of structure andservices7. The contractor shall be responsible for ensuring that all work complies withthe requirements of the current building regulations

RMRoss Millaney



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2 Floor construction, 750mm : 20mm ready-to-lay parquet ooring; 330mm medium grade raised access services zone; 400mm in-situ, fair faced, reinforced, ribbed concrete slab.

3 Hermetically sealed structural glazing, 42mm : 8mm toughened solar glass; 20mm cavity; 10.8mm laminate glass with vinyl graphic applied to inside face; 3mm pressed aluminium support channels.

4 8mm painted alumium so t panel on aluminium carrier rails with concealed xings; RAL reference colour code : 5015.

5 Weather sealed lighting batton in recessed 50mm x 50mm coated alumium chanel.

6 50mm stone paving slabs.

7 Roller blind recessed into depth of ribbed slab, xed to concrete slab above via concealed xings.

8 Horizontally sliding window, 42mm : 8mm toughened solar glass; 20mm cavity; 10.8mm laminate glass; 206mm x 60mm glazing members;

8 Horizontal sliding window cont’d : Fixed to concrete slab above via ‘z-shaped’ 2 welded steel angles.

9 2mm pressed coated aluminium coping on concealed xings.

10 Roof construction, 512mm : 2mm overlapping, coated aluminium sheet; Waterproof sheath; 20mm OSB panel on 80mm x 80mm counter battens; 80mm ventilation Cavity; Waterproof sheath 2; 100mm rigid thermal insulation between 100mm x 100mm battens; 100mm rigid thermal insulation between 100mm x 100mm counter bat Vapour barrier; 200mm in-situ concrete slab; 10mm plaster.

11 Natural Ventilation Element : 350mm Trench heater within internal recess of ope; Supported on 75mm horizontal counter rails; 45mm independently controlled ventilation grill; 320mm ventilated cavity behind 35mm perforated, aluminium, wa e-p

Detailed Sectio

015 | Pimlico Academy - An Inaugural Educate Together Second-Level School

Detailed Sectio

Thesis - 2010 :The Statement of Intent:

“This thesis intends to develop a new ethos, along with its architectural manifestation, for Second-Level Education in a contemporary Ireland, and to unlock the potential intellectual, social, and moral developments of young people that is not currently possible within the tradional regime”.

This page :Details and Visualisations.

Opposite :Research and proposals for a new model of education.

AutoCAD / Rhino / V-Ray / Felix Render

Pimlico Academy - An Inaugural Educate Together Second-Level School | 016

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1 Circulation : 29.1%2 General Classrooms (18) : 10.8%3 Dedicated Classrooms (24) : 23.1%4 Resource Rooms (26) : 7.2%5 Storage Space : 3.0%6 Breakout/Social Space : 3.8%7 Toilets : 2.9%8 Dining Area : 5.2%9 Library + Ancillary Facilities : 5.5%10 Staff Offices : 1.7%11 Principal’s Office (3) : 0.8%12 Adaptable Space : 3.8%13 Theatre : 1.8%14 Business Cafe (6) : 1.8%15 Balconies : 217m² ��

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1 Circulation : 30.8%2 General Classrooms : 18.6%3 Dedicated Classrooms : 21.5%4 Resource Rooms : 5.6%5 Storage Space : 0.9%6 Communal/Social Space : 5.4%7 Toilets (1:19) : 3.2%8 General Purpose/Dining Area : 1.7%9 Library + Ancillary Facilities : 3%10 Staff Offices (12) : 1.5%11 Principal’s Office (2) : 0.3%12 PE Hall : 4.2%13 PE Ancillary : 3.3%14 Dentist’s Surgery : 87m²15 Plant : 239m² ��

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1 x Restaurant (+associated, serves 350) students)

1 x Guidance Suite1 x General O� ce1 x Sta� Room1 x Principle’s O� ce1 x Deputy Principle’s O� ce1 x Forum (meetings+debate, in circulation)

1 x Storage (5%)

4 x Science Labs (+ prep. areas)

2 x Construction Studies (+ covered area+store)

2 x Engineering (+ tech. room+store)

2 x Tech Drawing1 x Woodwork1 x Demonstration Room6 x Pastoral O� ces

1 x Library (+ reception+storage)

1 x Multimedia Learning Labs (+ pastoral)

1 x Auditorium (to fit min.1 yeargroup)

3 x Workshops (with non-structural divisions)

1 x Small Exhibition Gallery

1 x Park (with gardens, play areas + sports pitches)

1 x Intergrated Luas Stop

Car Parking + DeliveriesBoiler + PlantMain Electrical Switchgear RoomData Communications CentreCaretakers StorageToilets (1:19)

25% min Academeic10% min Social10% min Recreational

1 x Sports Hall (+ intergrated stage+seating)

1 x Changing + Storage1 x Sports Club Storage2 x Arts + Crafts1 x Music + Drama1 x Multi-function Rooms (for sports clubs etc.)

3 x Pastoral O� ces

“A LIBRARY”

“A PLAYGROUND”

“A PARK”

“A SMALL THEATRE”

“An AUDITORIUM”

“WORKSHOPS TO TEACH ANIMATION IN”

“A ROOM FOR A PARTY”

“A SPORTS HALL”

“INTERNET ACCESS”

“A SAFE PLACE TO HANG OUT”

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Closed Teaching StorageNeighbourhood Colour IdentitySocial Bench for Incidental MeetingsPrivate Space for Individualised Teaching

White Board Notice Board Display Case Open ShelvingInteractive Monitor

Incidental Meetings :

Third and Fourth Year Neighbourhood Showing The Forum

Saahira arrives early to prepare the forum for the morning's joint class between her fourth year geography and the third year history students.

Circulation Core Showing Anti-Bully Bathrooms, Lockers, and Scissor Stairs

Tolu and Jennifer give the new first yearsa tour of the school.They explain that the bathrooms prevent bullying as each cubicle is a self contained unit.A social space is createdand traditional blind spots are avoided.

The traditional cul - de - sac situation is avoided by placing two doorsat either end of the bathroom. Each cubicle contains a wash hand basinand dryer similar to the robust toilets at Mc Donalds. This means that asocial space can encourage incidental meetings and it can also now bemonitored by camera

Theatre Cut-Away Looking North

Local actress Brenda Fricker drops in to check on preparations for her lecture to the community later that evening.

Public access is at ground level via the public space whilst the students primarily access from the basement level.

017 | Pimlico Academy - An Inaugural Educate Together Second-Level School

Tolu and Jennifer give the new first year a tour of the school. They explain that the bathrooms prevent bullying s each cubicle is a self contained unit. A social space is created and traditional blind spots are avoided

Saahira arrives early to prepare the forum for this morning’s joint class between her fourth year geography and the third year history students.

Public access is at ground-level via the public space, whilst students primarily access from the basement level.

Local actress Brenda Fricker drops in to check on prepara-tions for her lecture to the community later that evening.

The traditional cul-de-sac situation is avoided by placing two doors at either end of the bathroom. Each cubicle contains a wash hand basin and hand dryer. This means that a new social space can encourage incidental meetings amd it can also be monitored by cameras.

Circulation Core Showing Anti-Bully bathrooms, Lockers and Scissor Stairs:

Third & Fourth Year Neighbourhood, Showing the Forum:

Theatre Cut-Away, Looking North:

This page :New Education Spaces.

Opposite :Final Models, (laser-cut).

Pimlico Academy - An Inaugural Educate Together Second-Level School | 018

019 | Academy of Music

Academy of Music - 2010 :Case Study No.1: Academy of Music in Santiago de Compostela, by Ensamble Studio. I like to study buildings that I admire, so that I might learn their secrets. The academy of music appears hewn out from the hillside, a special mining process is used to extract the stone cladding, which I researched and produced detail drawings for.

AutoCAD / Illustrator / Rhino / Maxwell Render

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Architects: Ensamble StudioProject year: 2002Constructed Area: 1,700 sqm

1 Seminar Space 2 Main entrance 3 Administration 4 Void5 Void over 6 Foyer 7 Balcony 8 Rehersal9 Library 10 Tutor’s office 11 Private Study

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Legend1 1.6mm sheet-aluminium window surround 19mm cement bonded chipboard 40mm polyurethane-foam thermal insulation2 50/50/2 mm steel SHS3 double glazing (6+6+4 mm)4 wall construction: 300mm Mondariz granite blocks; courses 1,750 mm high 40 mm polyurethane-foam thermal insulation 190 mm void / services space 40 mm rock-wool thermal / acoustic insulation between steel channels 2x13 mm plasterboard painted matt white5 22 mm solid oak floring6 suspended soffit: 13 mm plasterboard, painted matt white 40 mm rock-wool thermal / acoustic insulation between steel channels7 wall cladding in foyer: 30 mm Mondariz granite slabs 1,750/875 mm8 steel plate hollow beam with steel-plate stiffening9 floor in foyer: 20mm Mondariz granite slabs 875/875 mm.

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Scale:

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30 Blackpitts, Dublin 8, Ireland

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Telephone +353 1 4737 106 Fax +353 1 4737 099 email : [email protected]

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......001 Project Cover Sheet As Shown - -101 Site Plan - Existing 1:150 - -102 Site Plan - Proposed 1:150 - -103 GF Plan - Existing 1:50 - -104 FF Plan - Existing 1:50 - -105 GF Plan - Proposed 1:50 - -106 FF Plan - Proposed 1:50 - -201 Elevations - Existing 1:100 - -202 Proposed Elevations 1:100 - -301 Section A-D - Existing 1:100 - -302 Section A - Proposed 1:50 - -303 Section B - Proposed 1:50 - -304 Section C - Proposed 1:50 - -305 Section D - Proposed 1:50 - -701 Section A Details 1:10 - -702 Section A Details - Continued 1:10 - -703 Section A Details - Continued 1:10 - -704 Section B Details 1:10 - -705 Section B Details - Continued 1:10 - -706 Section C Details 1:10 - -707 Staircase - Longitudinal Details 1 1:10 - -708 Staircase - Longitudinal Details 2 1:10 - -709 Section D Details 1:10 - -710 Plan Detail at Front Terrace 1:5 - -711 Plan Detail at Rear Terrace 1:5 - -801 Window Schedule As Shown - -802 External Screens Schedule As Shown - -803 Door Schedule As Shown - -

No. Date Initial

Bohilla - Whitechurch Road NOTE

Tender Documents - 2011 :Full tender package and written specification using Revit.

Bohilla House | 024

Timber Deck

IKO 3mmProtecting Layer

225mm x 44mmJoists

Quinn Lite

Aluminium Cill

ExternalInsulation

Existing CeilingRetained

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Note: Cill Fallstowards terrace

Propietary Windowas per Architect'sSpecification.

35mm MinClear Width

New min. 100mmquilt insulationbetween existingceiling joists

Strap to supportexisting ceiling

NOTE: Same levelas DPC

Area to beremoved to allowfor plinth insulationand to makeground good

New WindowBoards

Make goodaround allreplaced windowsand doors

Refer to attachedmanufacturer's details

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1 : 10Detail Through Skylight2

Internal Wall / Ceiling Finish:12.5mm Plasterboard with staggered joints screw fixedwith skrim tapped joints and 3mm plaster skim finish forpaint finish.

Windows/Doors:Propietary windows and doors to Architect's Detail, as perArchitect's specification. Us PC sum of 350 sq.m andnote additional alum flashings & cills as indicated, DPC'sand air tght membranes

Floor:Ground Floor@Staircase:225mm min compacted hardcore to Engineer'sspecification, 20mm sand blinding, Radon barrier, 120mminsulation to achieve floor U-Value of 0.16W/m2K,150mmConcrete slab to Engineer's Specification with selectedfinishes [note min 50mm vertical perimeter insulation]First floor:remove existing roof covering and timber structure. Fit newfloor joints to eng's specifcation and detail noting min 25mmclearance to existing ceiling in terrace areas, strap existingceiling joists with galvanised screw fixed, insulate overexisting ceiling for sound proofing purposes using 200mmquilt insualtion. 20mm Flooring grade plywood, staggerjoints, screw fixed with allowance for furture floor finish asnoted

Foundation:Size & Depth of existing foundations to be confirmedupon opening up.Rising walls and foundations to Engineer's specificationwith Quinn Lite foundation blocks for one course belowDPC levelNote detail areound door openingsMake good footpaths and terrace areas to all areas

Roof covering to be a Ruberoid Asphalt roofingsystem fitted to manufacturers specifications20mm, Two coats Permaphalt with surface protection onRuberoid Glass Fibre Tissue on Ruberoid BlackSheathing Felt on Ruberoid 180mm Supertherm pirinsulation, U value 0.15W/m2K [screw fixed to roofstruature to manufactures specification] on RuberoidSuperbar Vapour Control layer onRoof Structure:20mm Marine Plywood, staggered and screw fixed tojoists, Tilting fillets fixed to joists to Engineer'sspecification.12.5 plaster board under screw fixed with taped joints and3mm skim finish for paint finish

Parapet :proprietary black fibre glass edge trim screw fixed andfitted to manufacturer's recommendations andspecification with proprietary clips to support joints andall gaps at junction of edge trim to be filled with blacknon-setting mastic to avoid water ingress.

External Insulation:External insulation fitted to manufacturer's specification inthickness to achieve U-Value of 0.15 W/m2K.Note areas around stairwell and detail to rear elevation withdifferent coloured and textured render finish and lower Uvalue of 0.20 W/m2K on stair area onlyNote all details at junctions to other materialsStructural walls:reduce exisitng parpet to level indicated to insitu gutterdetail [note beam at front elevation for support to balcony].215x215x415 Quinn Lite Block B5 to eng's specification withsteel & timber structure integrated as indicated.20mm render finish to inside with 3mm skim finish, noteloaction of airtight membranes15mm water proof render to external surface to join up withexisting render prior to instilation of external insulation

Velux Rooflight:• Proprietary Velux rooflight GGL, centre pivot,

electronically operated, to fit:• Propietary velux rooflight kerb upstand (code no. :

ECX 0000TF, size U04 & P10) fitted tomanufaturer's recomendations and specification.

No. Date Initial

025| Bohilla House

Air-tight Tape

SupportingBracket

External Insulation

Cement ParticleBoard

Mastic SealAlu. Trim

GRP Trim

100mm x 50mm Studs

Flashing

Decking

Window/Door to detail

3mm IKOProtectingLayer

Plywood

Insulation

Window Support

ExistingCeilingRetained

Line of future finished floor level

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Aluminium angle

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Min. Clear Width35

35mm Clear Width.

Min Clear Width15

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min 35

min 35mm

waterproof render

dress DPC

fixing bracket

mastic seal

airtight membrane

plaster board

selected windowsNOTE: flush detail with ceilings & floors

alum proprietary drip to underside of windowwith DPC dressed as indicated and supportbracket to window manufactures specification

airtight membrane

30min fire board to underside of stairswith 80mm proprietary insulatedplasterboard with 3mm skim finish

note threshold detail with rising wall changed to 100 wideblock with DPM dress as indicated with no trip hazard todoor thresholdvertical edge of block rendered to match external insulation

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027 | New Urban Theatre

New Urban Theatre, Kildare Place :One Week Design Feasabilty Study - 2009 Rhino / Maxwell Render / AutoCAD / Illustrator

New Urban Theatre | 028

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103870

Proposed Extension -First Floor

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107030Selected Solar Panelsand Water Tank

External AluminiumWindows and Doors toDetail

New Ramp andCanopyto Detail

Glass Balustrades to Detail

Flush Skylight toDetail

Flat Roof to Detail

029 | Lough Derg House

Lough Derg House - Planning Application - 2011Design, Pre-Planning, Planning - Revit

Lough Derg House | 030

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031 | Kenilworth Square

Kenilworth Square - Pre-Planning - 2011Survey, Design, Conservation Report. (Revit)

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13.07.2011

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033 | Kingsmill House

This Page :One of my best successes was to design a contemporary house for an infill site in Bray, Co. Wicklow. Previous designs had failed to be granted planning. I was entrusted as projectarchitect and liaised with the clients, neighbours and planners. My design was for a contemporary update of the Georgian seaside villa, a typology common in Bray, (inset top right). I put the planning pack together myself and the project was granted permission without any objections.

Kingsmill House - Planning Application - 2008AutoCAD / Rhino / Maxwell Render

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A Commuting Centre - Skerries - 2006AutoCAD / SketchUP / Artlantis Render

A Commuting Center - Skerries, Co. Dublin - 2006A New Ferry Terminal, Life-Boat Station, Marina, and Fish Market

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035 | Arts Centre in Calheta, Madeira - Case Study - 2010

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Arts Centre in Calheta, Madeira - Case Study No.2 - 2010AutoCAD / Illustrator