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AMB Building
C1 CONSTRUCTION ISSUE GQ JW 07.04.17
P1 First issue HT GQ 16.02.17

OF JOINT Elevation rev description drawn checked date

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This document is © Bond Bryan Architects Ltd. If in doubt ASK. Drawing measurements
shall not be obtained by scaling. Verify all dimensions prior to construction. Immediately
report any discrepancies on this document to the Architect. This document shall be read in
conjunction with associated models, specifications and related consultant's documents.

Hannah Towler
Sample Portfolio
Excerpts taken from student work, professional practice, client engagement and
sustainable construction
Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio Education Masters Thesis | Retford Institute of Idleness

Masters in Architecture | Thesis

The Retford Institute of Idleness
The thesis explored how civic architecture can create opportunities for idleness and congregation for the economically inactive population of Retford, UK.
The scheme aimed to challenge current concepts of inactivity and contribution, and reduce loneliness and social isolation as a ‘civic building in disguise’.
The trivialisation and infantilisation of inactivity and leisure is prominent in current society, and those who are ‘economically inactive’ are branded as not
contributing to society. The scheme itself contains spaces for idleness and congregation: a reading room, library, congregational rooms and halls, public
outdoor space, a coffeehouse, nursery and dining hall, where different levels of interactions can be had and different periods of time can be spent.
Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio Education Masters Thesis | Retford Institute of Idleness

The site was chosen as a place of transience between the town’s undervalued green space and
waterways and the high street. The placement of the Institute aims to draw vibrant architecture
into the town centre instead of pushing public services to the peripheries of the town. The grain
of the road from the high street has been followed, whilst also becoming part of the linearity of
the park language, positioning itself to make the most of the views to the park.

As part of the end of year exhibition, I lead the studio team in designing an approachable, easily
readable and coherent exhibition space, making individual work clear within a small area of
space.
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The Institute’s exposed CLT, glulam and concrete structure interior makes the
most of thermal mass and provides a warm, grounded experience of the space.
Considerations have been made for solar shading and visual quality of the south
façade: an inhabited concrete wall runs and wraps around the length of the two
wings of the Institute, addressing these concerns and drawing together the
buildings different typologies. Fins allow for partial visual views, which hint at both
the activity and inactivity inside. The inhabited wall has a number of different
functions. The wall: thermal mass, acoustics and privacy. The working wall: services
and ventilation, and the Inhabited wall: balcony, window, store and seat.
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Passive sustainable technology approaches have incorporated – the shallow dual aspect plan
allows for cross ventilation and the Institute uses glulam beams to span the 11m wide open
plan spaces. The landscape reflects the same language as the building, with spaces for large
groups and individuals. The architectural language balances the size of the scheme with the
‘civic in disguise’ approach, using landscaping and tactile materials to better create a softer
edge to the Institute and not imitate a prescribed ‘civic’ language, encouraging idleness by
becoming a backdrop for activity. SUDS have been integrated within the landscaped courtyard,
and the building materiality articulates the flood datum. The sketch shows initial programme
exploration, studying the balance of spaces supporting idleness and congregation.
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Collaborative Working
Communication and group work are imperative skills for the course. These
include formal and informal presentations, quick idea charrettes and drawn
and spoken communication of ideas. As a group within the Collaborative
Practice course we carried these skills into our thesis year, where we
organised regular charrettes to continue the exchanging of ideas.
Education First Year Masters | Model Making
Masters First Year Project Model Making
Advanced Manufacturing Building | Collaborative Practice I enjoy model making as a way to communicate
ideas about form and material, but also to research
The Collaborative Practice course at the Sheffield School of Architecture combines the first Masters year with working four days a week in practice. ideas to lead to that point. Above are presentation
Reflection is key within the year, with modules exploring and understanding how a practice operates on a macro and micro scales. In the design module I models from my Undergraduate projects:
focused on the Advanced Manufacturing Building for the University of Nottingham. I analysed and documented the context of the existing design process Scarborough Sweet Factory and the Manchester
from competition to its current construction stages, including an interrogation of the Campus Masterplan. This led me to provide an alternative design, Sleep Centre.
including future Masterplan and landscape visions.
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Live Project 2018 | Sheffield Housing Conversations
As part of the Sheffield School of Architecture Live Projects, we worked with South Yorkshire Housing Association
and the population of Sheffield to continue the Sheffield Housing Conversations. SHC is a branch of community work
within the Association, encouraging and facilitating dialogue around housing and its many surrounding factors.
As students we analysed previous Conversations and made our work more accessible to Sheffield’s population. We
documented the positive comments of communities whilst finding out residents experiences of the housing crisis.
Speaking to hundreds of Sheffield residents, our findings were separated by parliamentary constituency and sent to
Members of Parliament to provide them of detailed information of their constituency’s views on housing.
Live Works | Sheffield Housing Conversations
We found that despite people thinking the housing crisis didn’t affect them, when talking to us they
proceeded to list reasons that they were being affected. They cited issues of no access to affordable housing,
housing shortages, and poor quality housing. In conversation, residents went on to comment further about
their community and surroundings, showing good housing reaches further than the house itself. This work
continued as a paid placement by the University and South Yorkshire Housing Association to focus on a
particular area of Sheffield in more detail. This culminated in a body of research that ascertained the needs
of the community and the most appropriate use for an available retail unit within the area.
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SE STUDY INFORMATION
Key
Individual study Social groups
Group work Staff groups

FURNITURE TYPE ANALYSIS Number of furniture type across case studies

Energy Consumption & Photovoltaic Production in a Domestic Context case study four
70
2
9AM-5PM COMPARABLE HOURS - ALL SPACES OPEN 94.66m
SPACE A
S.Y. Chung Atrium, Level B
Pam Liverside Building
OCC. 32
University of Sheffield
0 6 8 12 17 20 23
2014 TABLES WITH 5+ SEATS
Desk height table
TABLES UPTO 4 SEATS
Desk height table
ENCLOSED SEATING
With or without tables
SOFA SEATING
With or without low height tables
ARMCHAIR TYPE SEATING
Low height table
COMPUTERS
All types
Hours
Electric Toothbrush Overnight Hairdryer Straighteners Oven Two thirds Oven Third
Cooking
Laptop Two thirds Electronics
Bond Bryan Architects OCC. 30 157M 2 Phone Charger Overnight Blender Kettle Two thirds Laptop Two thirds Heating
Toaster Phone Charger ‘We can’t really [adjust our energy consumption] because
ate School, Department of Engineering Outputs Battery Charger Overnight Vaccuum Laptop2 Lighting
70 62 48

42 42 42 42 42 42 Kettle Third Turntable Baby monitors most of our energy used is outside of sunlight hours.’
Area 157m2 Radio & Music Player Half Printer Radio & Music Player Half Ventilation
OCC. 24
40 40 40 40 40 40

38 38 38 38 38 38
Computing
AM Capacity: 86 9AM 10AM 11AM 12PM 1PM 36
2PM 36 36
3PM 36
4PM
36 36
5PM Base Loads
Lighting
Fridge Routers & Cables Power Adaptor Boiler Solar Thermal MVHR
Refrigeration

User area at capacity: 1.8m2/user

34 34 34 34 34 34

32 32 32 32 32 32 Figure 4a. Table showing general times for electricity usage throughout the day.
1.8M /2 SPACE B HEART OF THE CAMPUS
Opening times: 8:30am-6pm M-F 30 30 30 30 30 30

USER 28 28 28 28 28 28

26 26 26 26 26 26

24 24 24 24 24 24

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40 Total electrical output for Summer Season shown in daily form 40 Total electrical output for Each Spring and Autumn Season shown in daily form 40 Total electrical output for Winter Seaon shown in daily form
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SPACE B
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OCC. 20 5 5 5
HLM Architects 277M 2 0 0 0
WHICH FURNITURE WAS MOST WHAT SPACE BEST MATCHED
Criminology / Psychology, Sociology POPULAR? ITS DESIGNED USE?
SPACE USE LENGTH OCCUPANCY LEVELS SPACE TYPES OBSERVATION 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

and Politics OCC. 18 Figure 4b. PV Production in Summer Season = 351 KWh Figure 4c. PV Production in Spring and Autumn Season = 224 KWh Figure 4d. PV Production in Winter Season = 115 KWh
SPACE D, THE SPACE D, THE SPACE D, SPACE A, INDIVIDUAL
35%
Area 277m2 PAVILION: Varied uses
with lower social use,
PAVILION: Between 1-6
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THE PAVILION: 21% PAM LIVERSIDGE:
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Capacity 91 OCC. 18 30%
highest group work
SPACE B,
User area at capacity: 3m2/user SPACE C, CHARLES ST:
Varied use with staff use
SPACE C, CHARLES ST:
Upto 2 hours
HEART OF THE
CAMPUS: 21%
SPACE C,
CHARLES ST: 13.4m2
SOCIAL

Opening times 8am-6pm, M-F 24%

SPACE B, HEART Table showing comparison to different housing specifications and case study
Table showing breakdown of energy consumption sources
Breakdown: Heating
KWH
2.92
Per m2
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20000
OF THE CAMPUS: SPACE B, HEART OF SPACE A, SPACE B, Ventilation 291.51 3.079548
Fig. 10b Heart of the Campus 21% Designed use very open, THE CAMPUS: Upto 3 PAM LIVERSIDGE: HEART OF THE GROUP 18000 363
Lighting 159 1.679696
Computer 205 2.165645
higher social use but cafe hours 19% CAMPUS: 14.4m2 16000
3M 2/ adjacant space 14000
Elec
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9AM 10AM 11AM 12PM 1PM 15% 2PM SPACE A, PAM SPACE A, PAM
3PM 4PM 12000 Refridg 247 2.609339
SPACE C, SPACE D, Hot Water 21.91 0.23146
LIVERSIDGE: Varied LIVERSIDGE: Between CHARLES ST: 13% THE PAVILION: STAFF 10000
1255 551 1073

uses with lower social use, 1-6 hours SPACE C CHARLES STREET 22.3m2 8000
Total Used 1618.34 17.09634
10% PV Produced 914 9.65561
OCC. 12
SPACE C
highest group work 363
Mean hourly Hourly users/m 2
6000 Elec Taken Grid 1255 13.25798
Fig. 18 Mean % of occupancy rate of Fig. 19 Fig. 20 occupancy rate Fig. 21 Fig. 22 4000 Electricity Consumed Annual PV Generated Estimated Annual PV
Pv Used 363.34 3.838369
Level 1 furniture
2000
Annually Generation

PV Electricity Used PV Electricity Not Used % of PV Potential Used 39.75274

Charles Street OCC. 24
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Grid Electricity Estimated PV Generation
Sheffield Hallam University Elec Elec Elec Elec Elec According to Certificate
Floor Space 94.66

Figure 4g. image 11. example of a house at LILAC.

2016 Typical Part L CSH4 CSH6 Case Study
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OCC. 6 136M 2
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Area 136m2 OCC. 15
Capacity 77
User area at capacity: 1.8m2/user 1.8M 2/
Opening times 9am-5pm M-F OCC. 20 USER
Fig. 10c Charles Street

SPACE D
Mezzanine Level
OCC. 27
The Pavilion
2015
Nottingham Trent University
Evans Vettori Architects OCC. 18 249M 2
Estate led project
Area 249m2
4.7M 2/
Capacity 53 OCC. 8 USER
User area at capacity: 4.7m2/user

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Fig. 10 Case study information

Masters Dissertation | Informal learning spaces in Higher Education Bachelors Dissertation | Photovoltaic Panels in Sustainable Cohousing
Informal learning spaces in HE are growing in popularity but are currently under researched. Given the pressures of competition between Approximately 25% of the UK’s total emissions in 2012 were from domestic buildings. Given the pressing needs of global climate change and reduction of available natural
Universities and the growing need to keep students on campus, these spaces become both marketing and educational tools. However they lack resources, steps are beginning to be made to reduce energy use in the UK. New low-carbon housing developments like LILAC (Low Impact Living Affordable Community)
direction in the design process and post occupancy data needs to be collected to improve future space implementation. Can a better understanding in Leeds are using a variety of energy saving technologies including photovoltaic panels that provide renewable electricity with minimum impact on the environment. A
of the design process and collecting post occupancy data encourage practices and other stakeholders to reflect on their past schemes and help key challenge in the UK is how to balance peak demands for electricity with supply and help to reduce the overall size of energy production units. Can a better awareness
create better spaces in the future? Are the issues facing informal learning spaces a symptom of broader issues in Higher Education design? Through of energy consumption be encouraged and help load match energy to the photovoltaic production times? What constraints do occupancy patterns have on this? Can
document collection, user and architect interviews and post occupancy evaluation, this study finds that there is a large disparity between designed peak daily loads also be reduced and could some homes benefit from larger panels? Through the use of questionnaires, interviews, meter readings and energy audits,
and actual use of informal learning spaces, and identifies key consideration points for improving the design and user experience of these spaces. this study found that there is room for improvement and identifies a number of key lessons to help improve load matching and energy management in housing.
Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio Practical Experience Straw Bale Construction

Sustainable & Community Construction

My passion for sustainable design and alternative construction has influenced my work in
education and practice. This has encouraged me to gain more practical construction experience.
This autumn I spent time volunteering in Portugal, constructing infill and loadbearing straw
bale buildings. I learnt more generally about features of off-grid community sustainable design
and living, such as water collection, solar electricity and composting toilets. I also attended a
course in the UK where I gained a Part 2 Straw Bale construction qualification. Sustainability is a
key design principle of my work with a focus on an integrated, holistic design approaches.
Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio Practice Experience Bond Bryan Architects | Advanced Manufacturing Building

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RECESS SPOT LIGHT
EQ

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Lower part of stair soffit to be MDF
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2 Drawing to be read in conjunction with:
46
underdrawn in PB using tapered edge

LEVEL A - B SOFFIT PLAN boards, tapes and sealed. Skim finished to

LEVEL B - C SOFFIT PLAN 1, - Structural Engineers Drawings
1 Regency Gold 1 60.64°
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- Ceiling Plan AMB-BBA-Z0-ZZ-DR-A-04001 +
- Floor Finishes AMB-BBA-Z0-ZZ-DR-A08400 +
LEVEL A
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All levels are taken from top of FFL
Section shows internal stair
balustrade handrail set out
180 6455 808 8075 8075 8075 573 ELEVATION B6 786 7885 7885 8075 8075 8075 808 6455 180
Refer to specifications L30 - for stairs/ ladders / balustrades.
Detail C

Elevation A Elevation B Elevation C

SUB-CONTRACTOR TO ALLOW
EVEN MIX OF PANELS FROM TYPICAL SECTION
EACH BATCH TO BE SPREAD Joints to line though on inside
of balustrade.
ACROSS ELEVATION
FOLLOWING BBA SET OUT TO Joints to line though on inside
AVOID SIMILAR TONES BEING of balustrade.

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ELEVATION B4 ELEVATION B5 ELEVATION B2 ELEVATION B3 Soffit to be underdrawn in PB using tapered edge
boards, taped and sealed with skim finish to
ensure flush surface.
C2 Revision Correction GQ GQ 18.08.17
C0 Amended to suit MDF panel construction GQ GQ 18.08.17
P2 Amended to suit MDF panel construction GQ GQ 28.07.17
C1 CONSTRUCTION ISSUE GQ JW 07.04.17
60.42° 386x1525 P1 First Issue GQ GQ 14.07.17
P1 First issue HT GQ 16.02.17

CENTRE OF JOINT Elevation rev description drawn checked date

rev description drawn checked date
+8.265 (+37.175) 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 2 1 1 LEVEL B CONNECTION DETAIL 1:10 LEVEL C CONNECTION DETAIL 1:10 HALF LANDING DETAIL 1:10
Continued 998x2076 971x2076

CONSTRUCTION
CONSTRUCTION
07806 60.43°
STEELWORK CO-ORDINATION DETAILS HANDRAIL SET OUT
All steelwork details to be confirmed with (OUTSIDE BALUSTRADE)

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Soffit to be underdrawn in PB using tapered edge
boards, taped and sealed with skim finish to
Soffit to be underdrawn in PB using tapered edge P4 Details amended as per co-ordination GQ
ensure flush surface. the church studio springvale road sheffield S10 1LP meeting 05.04.17
the church studio springvale road sheffield S10 1LP boards, taped and sealed with skim finish to
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14-196 1:25 @ A0 100mm High Flush Skirting

Internal Staircase - Stair 4 - Cent

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14-196 1:50 @ A0 42
4,9 43
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2,0605 1,057 2,114 317 9755 9735 971 971 1,360

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6955 to angle corner
drawing / document name :

3,520

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Stair connection to floor 359 76° bba internal project reference scale(s)
project originator zone level type role number

2,14
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76°

300
5
to be set back from panel to angled corner 14-196 As Stated
1:50, 1:1000,@ A0
1:0.88

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5
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project originator zone level type role number face.
drawing / document name :
LEVEL A
±0.000 (+28.910)
1003x1782 1003x1782 AMB - BBA - Z0 - ZZ - DR - A - 07206
project originator zone level type ro
AMB - BBA - Z0 - ZZ - DR - A - 07805
suitability : code description
AMB - BBA - Z0 - ZZ - DR - A
suitability : code description

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Elevation D S2

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ISSUED FOR TENDER

30
suitability : code description
216 1,500 216
S2 ISSUED FOR INFORMATION revision : code description LEVEL A - 1:50 LEVEL B - 1:50 LEVEL C - 1:50 TYPICAL BALUSTRADE DETAIL 1:10 S2 ISSUED FOR TENDER
revision : code description
revision : code description
C2 CONSTRUCTION
PLANS: Balustrade setout indicated to be amended P4 PRELIMINARY
C1 CONSTRUCTION PLAN DETAILS pending confirmation of steelwork and agreed
This document is © Bond Bryan Architects Ltd. If in doubt ASK. Drawing measurements
ELEVATION A1 ELEVATION A2
This document is © Bond Bryan Architects Ltd. If in doubt ASK. Drawing measurements
shall not be obtained by scaling. Verify all dimensions prior to construction. Immediately details
This document is © Bond Bryan Architects Ltd. If in doubt ASK. D
shall not be obtained by scaling. Verify all dimensions prior to con
report any discrepancies on this document to the Architect. This doc
report any discrepancies on this document to the Architect. This document shall be read in conjunction with associated models, specifications and related consu
shall not be obtained by scaling. Verify all dimensions prior to construction. Immediately conjunction with associated models, specifications and related consultant's documents.
report any discrepancies on this document to the Architect. This document shall be read in
conjunction with associated models, specifications and related consultant's documents.

Bond Bryan Architects | Advanced Manufacturing Building

Alongside the Collaborative Practice course in the first year of my Masters degree, I worked at Bond Bryan Architects
in Sheffield. For the majority of my time there I worked in a small team on the RIBA award winning Advanced 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Manufacturing Building for Nottingham University. Using CAD to develop the design was a new experience for me,
and meant that aspects such as the cladding and staircase could be designed in parallel in 3D and 2D. The project
strategic preperation concept developed technical
construction handover in use
definition + brief design design design

was fast paced and challenging: I learnt new programs, more in-depth knowledge of the construction stage and
worked alongside sub-contractors to ensure design quality in a contractor-led Education sector project. I enjoyed Work Stages
the level of responsibility I was given, regularly attended Design Team Meetings and working independently.
 Surveys information 19.06.17
P04 Key Wording Adjusted HT JW 28.04.17
P03 General Design Update HT JW 27.04.17
P02 Second Issue HT JW 25.04.17
P01 Issued for initial feasibility pricing HT JW 19.04.17
Adjacent Properties Market Road Wool Market - Service Road Facade Market Plaza

Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio NORTH ELEVATION

rev description
Practice Experience Bond Bryan Architects | Doncaster Market
drawn checked date

The Church Studio Springvale Road Sheffield S10 1LP

t +44(0)114 266 2040 w www.bondbryan.com

e woolmarket@bondbryan.co.uk

Doncaster Enterprise Marketplace Phase 1

3 7 9 10 8
Market Road
Doncaster Council

Willmott Dixon Construction

3 Existing Elevations 6 4

bba project ref scale(s) original paper size

17-032 1:100 @ A1

name :

project originator volume level type role number

DWMKT - BBA - Z0 - ZZ - DR - A - 3000

NOTES
status : suitability description :

EXISTING ELEVATIONS S2 Issued for information

The Drawings and other Information by BBA have been prepared in relation L&M Surveys
information issued19.06.17. Levels and Areas quoted, will be subject to further design
development and change.
revision : revision description :
Service Road Wool Market - Plaza Facade Adjacent Properties
P06 Preliminary

WEST ELEVATION This document is © Bond Bryan Architects Ltd. If in doubt ASK. Drawing measurements
shall not be obtained by scaling. Verify all dimensions prior to construction. Immediately
report any discrepancies on this document KEY
to the Architect. This document shall be read in

Wool Market conjunction with associated models, specifications and related consultant's documents.
1 BRICKWORK

2 RENDERED BRICKWORK

3 SLATE ROOF
WOOL MARKET
4 ROOFLIGHT

3 6 4 5 6 1 2 5 WINDOW

6 ENTRANCE

7 LISTED IRONWORK

8 METAL PANEL

9 SECURITY SHUTTER

10 STEELWORK SUPPORTS TO
SECURITY SHUTTER
Wool Market 11 SIGNAGE

WOOL MARKET WOOL MARKET

Entrance Entrance Entrance

Adjacent Properties
Entrance
Wool Market - Market Road Facade Service Road
Entrance
EAST ELEVATION
Doncaster Wool Market | Doncaster Council
I also worked on the refurbishment of Doncaster Wool Market for Doncaster Council.
The first stages ofProperties
Adjacent the
2 project
1 7 required me to work
3 independently to7 produce a highly 9 10 8
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Wool Market - M
detailed ArchiCAD model of the existing Grade II listed Market Hall from photographs
and surveys, meaning all 2D drawings featured here is taken from 3D information. I
strategic preperation concept developed technical
construction handover in use
definition + brief design design design

EAST ELEVATION found it highly rewarding to work on something in so much detail. I worked on this
project from Stage 0-4, which progressed quickly and whilst the team grew in size, I Work Stages
continued to be an integral member.
Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio Practice Experience Waugh Thistleton Architects | Colliers Wood

Terrace

Unit 2A

Unit 2B

Key plan

Unit 2D Unit 1B
2A
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2A
Unit

2B
Unit

2C
Unit

1B
Unit

Unit 2C
2D
Unit

1A
Unit
2E
Unit

1CM4(3)
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Unit 1C M4(3)
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Key plan
Waugh Thistleton Architects | Housing, Colliers Wood
Between my Bachelor and Masters degrees I worked at the Stirling Prize nominated practice Waugh

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Thistleton Architects, who focus on sustainable design and are pioneers in CLT and engineered timber 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
construction.
strategic preperation concept developed technical
construction handover in use
definition + brief design design design

Colliers Wood is a prospective residential project in South London. Whilst other members of the team
changed during my time on the project, I enjoyed being a consistent member. Developing many design Work Stages
iterations, I worked in several mediums including sketching, CAD, Photoshop and physical model making.
Hannah Towler Sample Portfolio Practice Experience Waugh Thistleton Architects | Potter’s Fields | Development House
LEONARD CIRCUS

Potters Fields Lane Bushey Cemetery |

London
Bushey Cemetery is the UK’s most
significant Jewish Cemetery, where WTA

SHIGERU BAN ARCHITECTS EUROPE were commissioned to work on two new

prayer halls and surrounding landscape.
I was fortunate to visit the site of the
+ Waugh Thistleton architects Stirling Prize 2018 nominated building and
participate with ramming the earth of the
prayer halls. It was fascinating to see how
this method of sustainable design can
be used on a larger scale and contribute
1
2
3
3 More London
Red Bull Studios
City Hall
Pre-application Document to both the environmental and aesthetic
aspects of building design.
3 4
5
6
Sandringham House
The Tower
Lalits Hotel London
6.1 LEONARD CIRCUS VIEW 5 August 2015 46

7 Wessex House
8
8 Cambridge House
9 York House
10
1 11 10 Tudor House
4 7
B B
2.6 REDUCED BALCONIES 5 11 Lancaster House
12 Windsor House
C 9 C
12
The previous proposal included glazed 2 balconies to the west and 6
north facade above first floor (fig. 9).
T he Tow er T h e To w e r
We have reduced the extent of the balcony sizes and re-examined
26. Key Section BB & CC
their locations (fig. 10). Balconies now occur on the west facing
facade above 4th floor only. The west elevation has a visual
adjacency to the park and this move limits overlooking onto the
park and the potential for visible clutter.

Height of Cambridge House 3 4 5 7 10

8
1

Wi n d s o r H o u s e Windsor House 12

9
Sandr i ngham Yo rk H o u s e Sandringham Yo r k H o u s e
H ou se House 2 6

Tower Bridge Road

Weaver’s Lane Potters Fields

St . St .
Olave’s Olave’s 3 More London City Hall Site One Tower Bridge Tower Bridge
10 Storeys 10 Storeys

10 x Offices
9. Park facing elevation: previous extent of balconies 10. Park facing balconies: revised balcony sizes
Red Bull Studios Potters Field Park Lalits Hotel London York House Windsor House
BEFORE NOW 4 Storeys 4 Storeys 6 Storeys 8 Storeys
4 x Commercial 4 x Hotel 1x commercial 1x commercial
5x residential 7x residential

Previously proposed building height

Height of Cambridge House

27. Section CC looking north

17

Potters Fields | London Development House | London

Potters Field is a CLT private housing project in a prominent I was part of the team working on the pre-planning
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 location on the River Thames, next to London City Hall and Tower application on a new office block in Shoreditch, London. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
strategic preperation concept developed technical
Bridge. WTa were the Associate Architects alongside Shigeru Ban The design comprised of a CLT and Glulam structure strategic preperation concept developed technical

Architects, and my role concerned producing new models and to replace an existing 60’s office block and provide
construction handover in use construction handover in use
definition + brief design design design definition + brief design design design

adjusting old drawings regarding the height of the scheme in dynamic and more efficient office spaces. My work
Work Stages the original planning submission, demonstrating the effect of a included producing existing and proposed drawing sets Work Stages
proposed shorter height on the surrounding context. from photographs and surveys.