Ck21 presentation team 4

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The document provides details on the proposed design of a new arts building at 46 Westgate Rd Newcastle upon Tyne. It includes a brief overview of the accommodation required, as well as constraints of the brownfield site which is located between two existing buildings. Laser scanning was used to capture point cloud data of the site and surrounding context. The design features a suspended staircase and pitched glazed roof. Plans and elevations show the layout, with the structural design involving displacement piles, steel columns and beams, and in-situ concrete floors.

46 Westgate Road
Project Introduction
Brief:
To design a new building tailored to the Arts, both visual and
auditory. An exploration of vertical space must be incorporated.
Shedule of accommodation:
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Performance Space
Exhibition Space
Dressing Rooms
Studios
Cafe and Bar

46 Westgate Road
Site Location
The proposed site is located at 46 Westgate Rd Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1TS
It is a brownfield site situated between two buildings on the north side of the road.
The site is 36m x 18m in size (648m sq)

46 Westgate Road
Site Constraints
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Fronts onto busy Westgate road (one way system)
Buildings on either side
Windows on office building
Overlooked by residential accommodation to the North
Listed buildings and office area
Access for construction traffic to north (rear) or site.

46 Westgate Road
Site Constraints

Rail noise

Road Noise

46 Westgate Road
Laser Scanning

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Paul Burrows from Leica GeoSystems visited to give a tutorial on to use the Leica P20 Laser Scanner.
Scans were taken from three different locations
Scans were registered in the office using Leica Cyclone software

46 Westgate Road
Point Cloud Data
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Three separate sets of point cloud data were synced together to form one set for the site and surrounding context
This data was imported into Revit where the point cloud was aligned to the existing city model
Once aligned the data could be used to accurately model the adjacent buildings to the site

46 Westgate Road
Design Development

Main approach perspective

Sectional Perspective

Suspended Staircase

46 Westgate Road
Design Development

Ground Floor Axonometric

First Floor Axonometric

46 Westgate Road
Design Development

Exhibition Space with pitched glazed roof and sunscreen

Cafe/Bar with exposed steel frame

46 Westgate Road
Structural Foundations
Displacement piles are driven into the site

46 Westgate Road
Basement Construction
In Situ Concrete is poured to form basement floor slab and retaining walls

46 Westgate Road
Structural Columns
203x203x46 universal steel columns are erected on the pile caps

46 Westgate Road
Structural Beams
Universal Beams 533x210x82 are added to the columns

46 Westgate Road
Structural Beams
Universal Beams 356x171x51 are added to the columns

46 Westgate Road
Structural Beams
Universal Beams 254x146x31 are added to the columns

46 Westgate Road
Structural Beams
Universal Beams 178x102x19 are added to the columns

46 Westgate Road
Structural Beams
C channels 152x89 are added to the columns for the lift shafts

46 Westgate Road
Structural Bracing
Bracing is added to the structure to provide additional rigidity

46 Westgate Road
Fire Shaft
Insitu concrete is poured to form protected fire stair well

46 Westgate Road
Concrete Floors
In Situ Concrete Floors are poured to finish the primary structure

46 Westgate Road
Navisworks - Clash Detection
We ran a clash detection on Navisworks between the
structural columns and the walls, doors and curtain
walling. Several clashes occurred where the columns and
beams meet the internal walls and the openings have not
been modelled.

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1. 46 Westgate Structural Design

2. 46 Westgate Road Project Introduction Brief: To design a new building tailored to the Arts, both visual and auditory. An exploration of vertical space must be incorporated. Shedule of accommodation: • • • • • Performance Space Exhibition Space Dressing Rooms Studios Cafe and Bar

3. 46 Westgate Road Site Location The proposed site is located at 46 Westgate Rd Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 1TS It is a brownfield site situated between two buildings on the north side of the road. The site is 36m x 18m in size (648m sq)

4. 46 Westgate Road Site Constraints • • • • • • Fronts onto busy Westgate road (one way system) Buildings on either side Windows on office building Overlooked by residential accommodation to the North Listed buildings and office area Access for construction traffic to north (rear) or site.

5. 46 Westgate Road Site Constraints Rail noise Road Noise

6. 46 Westgate Road Laser Scanning • • • Paul Burrows from Leica GeoSystems visited to give a tutorial on to use the Leica P20 Laser Scanner. Scans were taken from three different locations Scans were registered in the office using Leica Cyclone software

7. 46 Westgate Road Point Cloud Data • • • Three separate sets of point cloud data were synced together to form one set for the site and surrounding context This data was imported into Revit where the point cloud was aligned to the existing city model Once aligned the data could be used to accurately model the adjacent buildings to the site

8. 46 Westgate Road Precedent

9. 46 Westgate Road Design Development Main approach perspective Sectional Perspective Suspended Staircase

10. 46 Westgate Road Design Development Ground Floor Axonometric First Floor Axonometric

11. 46 Westgate Road Design Development Exhibition Space with pitched glazed roof and sunscreen Cafe/Bar with exposed steel frame

12. 46 Westgate Road South Elevation

13. 46 Westgate Road North Elevation

14. 46 Westgate Road Basement Plan

15. 46 Westgate Road Ground Floor Plan

16. 46 Westgate Road First Floor Plan

17. 46 Westgate Road Second Floor Plan

18. 46 Westgate Road Roof Plan

19. 46 Westgate Road Structural Foundations Displacement piles are driven into the site

20. 46 Westgate Road Basement Construction In Situ Concrete is poured to form basement floor slab and retaining walls

21. 46 Westgate Road Structural Columns 203x203x46 universal steel columns are erected on the pile caps

22. 46 Westgate Road Structural Beams Universal Beams 533x210x82 are added to the columns

23. 46 Westgate Road Structural Beams Universal Beams 356x171x51 are added to the columns

24. 46 Westgate Road Structural Beams Universal Beams 254x146x31 are added to the columns

25. 46 Westgate Road Structural Beams Universal Beams 178x102x19 are added to the columns

26. 46 Westgate Road Structural Beams C channels 152x89 are added to the columns for the lift shafts

27. 46 Westgate Road Structural Bracing Bracing is added to the structure to provide additional rigidity

28. 46 Westgate Road Fire Shaft Insitu concrete is poured to form protected fire stair well

29. 46 Westgate Road Concrete Floors In Situ Concrete Floors are poured to finish the primary structure

30. 46 Westgate Road Construction Access

31. 46 Westgate Road Navisworks - Clash Detection We ran a clash detection on Navisworks between the structural columns and the walls, doors and curtain walling. Several clashes occurred where the columns and beams meet the internal walls and the openings have not been modelled.

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