How To Learn Architectural Technology At Nottingham Trent University

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1 BSc (Hons) ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY DEGREE SHOW 2015 BSc (Hons) ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY DEGREE SHOW 2015 BSc (Hons) Architectural Technology School of Architecture, Design and Built Environment Nottingham Trent University Burton Street Nottingham NG1 4BU Tel: +44 (0) facebook.com/ntuadbe

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3 Introduction This Yearbook accompanies the traditional end of year exhibition of students work which showcases the Bachelor of Science Architectural Technology programme at Nottingham Trent University. It is an opportunity to recognise the intellectual enquiry, imagination and creative skills of the graduating cohort of The study of design within what is now NTU started in 1843, and the current BSc course continues to look to the future, examining topics such as sustainable technologies and building information management, which have academic as well as professional relevance and contribute to the wider debate on designed environments. At NTU, design studio and practical experience are central to the course ethos, which is based on an understanding of Architectural Technology in a world increasingly defined by globalization, the transformative impact of technology on buildings and culture and the need for innovative and sustainable development. It is pleasing to note that this year our placement students and graduates will join leading firms in the UK and abroad. I would like to thank the academics, practitioners, technicians and administrators who have tutored and supported students in the studio, workshops and throughout the academic year. The School as a whole has been enriched by the creative endeavour and commitment shown by AT students in producing the work contained within this volume. Iain L Macdonald Head of Architecture

4 4 5 Course overview Where to start? Firstly I would like to thank the student cohort for making my first year as a Course Leader a memorable and enjoyable one and I hope each individual s time at NTU has been full of experiences - memories that will last a lifetime. The Architectural Technology course at Nottingham Trent University strives to: Inspire students, developing enthusiastic, motivated future professionals from the UK and overseas. Engender professionalism, providing the necessary technical skills and qualities to enable you to take up positions of responsibility in a multi-disciplinary construction industry. The course has Design, Technology, Management and Procurement at its core, enabling students to: Understand how buildings work, developing theoretical and practical knowledge of architectural science integrating technology with design. Manage the building design process, selecting, testing and defining design solutions in the context of contemporary practice, procedures and regulations Promote industry understanding, fostering critical awareness from the earliest stages of the mechanisms, professionals and stakeholders involved in the construction industry This year has been marked by several firsts, triple accreditation of the course, hands on field trips to Basford Hall and the Centre for Alternative Technology, plus several of our students winning awards at an international convention of Architectural Technologists. Henry Ford said, Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress and working together is success. As you look back over the last four years, there was certainly a beginning, thankfully also progress and yes, you have been successful, and this togetherness is reflected in your Degree Show and your fast approaching Graduation Ceremony. Congratulations on your success. We wish our Class of 2015 health, happiness and good fortune as they embark on rewarding lives and exciting careers. We will miss your enthusiasm and boundless energy. Bhavna Solanki Course Leader Sharaddha Badoni Serenity Wellness Centre, Eastside, Nottingham [email protected]

5 6 7 Helen Beresford Radford Mill Performing Arts Centre redevelopment cultivating culture [email protected] Rhys Bevins A community centre located at the heart of the small, historic village of Southwell [email protected]

6 8 9 Ryan Cape A unique state of the art health and leisure centre [email protected] Michaela Cejpkova State of the art leisure & aquatic centre, Nottingham [email protected]

7 10 11 Ka Yi Chan Community centre, Warwickshire Scott Eburne Bannerbook park primary school

8 12 13 Rebecca Emmett Special educational needs school James Fairclough Prosperity sports & wellness centre, Cromford Meadows, Derbyshire

9 14 15 Liam Feldman Hotel for the NG2 business park Joshua Fletcher Central point fitness suite & accommodation

10 16 17 Georgina Hallam New GP practice with incorporated biophillic principles Nicholas Hodgson The Forest Academy

11 18 19 Patryk Hostman Moor Street garden, Birmingham Tajudeen Ibrahim City link leisure centre

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13 22 23 Matthew Johnstone Sovereign house redevelopment Robert Thomas Kirk Bespoke hotel in the Thames estuary

14 24 25 Josef Maunder Multi-storey mixed-use development, Nottingham city centre Liman Noël Metolli Conference centre and hotel on Whiteknight campus at the University of Reading

15 26 27 Stefan Morris Canal side gallery, Nottingham Faisal Mullaji Mixed used development in a vibrant area of Leicester [email protected]

16 28 29 Joshua Nikkhah The Manchester Piccadilly business centre Adetola Omotola Lace Market research centre

17 30 31 Mitchell O shea Redevelopment of White Oaks leisure centre in Sawley town centre [email protected] Nikul Parekh East Side leisure centre [email protected]

18 32 33 Fergus Rae Sherwood house Manraj Rai Millennium point

19 34 35 Dhiran Rathod New build mixed use development Mohammed Ravat Sustainable leisure centre

20 36 37 Philip Shilton Mixed used re-generation of a grade II listed building within Sneinton Thomas Slough Community centre located at the heart of the small, historic village of Southwell [email protected]

21 38 39 Matthew Smith Redevelopmnet of the olympiad leisure centre in Chippenham, Wiltshire William Smith Kentford jockey club house

22 40 41 Callum Smyth East Side aquatics centre Benjamin Thomas Broadmarsh hotel development, Nottingham

23 42 43 Peter Tomkins The Ruth Gorse academy Laurence White A central Nottingham mixed-use development [email protected]

24 Index Sharaddha Badoni 5 Stefan Morris 26 Helen Beresford 6 Faisal Mullaji 27 Rhys Bevins 7 Joshua Nikkhah 28 Ryan Cape 8 Adetola Omotola 29 Michaela Cejpkova 9 Mitchell O shea 30 Ka Yi Chan 10 Nikul Parekh 31 Scott Eburne 11 Fergus Rae 32 Rebecca Emmett 12 Manraj Rai 33 James Fairclough 13 Dhiran Rathod 34 Liam Feldman 14 Mohammed Ravat 35 Joshua Fletcher 15 Philip Shilton 36 Georgina Hallam 16 Thomas Slough 37 Nicholas Hodgson 17 Matthew Smith 38 Patryk Hostman 18 William Smith 39 Tajudeen Ibrahim 19 Callum Smyth 40 Matthew Johnstone 22 Benjamin Thomas 41 Robert Thomas Kirk 23 Peter Tomkins 42 Josef Maunder 24 Laurence White 43 Liman Noël Metolli 25