Week 14 - Final Images

Over the last couple of days I have begun to develop my drawings, images and renders for the presentation next Tuesday. These images truly inform the viewer exactly what is occurring within the architectural entity from a visual perspective, user experience and a functional point of view.

Final Masterplan developed in Photoshop

The final masterplan has been photoshopped to show how the Wellfit Centre fits within the surrounding context and the relationships it forms with the street, people and adjacent blocks. As it can be seen the building although large in scale, nestles neatly within the old Paddington Central site. It offers a great connection with the Latrobe Terrace, Warmington St and Morris St with multiple entry points allowing the access of users/deliveries. Specifically there are two main seamless entry points along Latrobe Terrace which actively and effectively captures the hustle and bustle of the pedestrian traffic throughout various times of the day. Another note to add is the various visual links the building has from the surrounding paddington streets. This showcases the buildings prominence within the context and automatically attracts users to the space due to this visual link.

Final Gym level floor plan developed in Photoshop

For the floorplans I have tried to include as much surrounding context as possible to show the relationships with the streets, users and public corridors. Within the floorplan above it reveals a close link to these elements with entrances for Woolworths deliveries from Morris St and also carpark entry from Warmington St. 

Final ground level floor plan developed in Photoshop

This floor plan actively reveals the spaces and function relationships on the ground level. The sloped entry attracts users into the space, with the retail aspects (woolworths) allowing the non-building users to not disrupt the internal flow.

Final Level 1 floor plan developed in Photoshop

This floor plan actively reveals the spaces and function relationships on the first level. The spaces offer both views and access to the surrounding urban park and topgraphic roof.

Final Eastern and Western Elevation developed in Photoshop

Final Southwest Elevation developed in Photoshop

Final Long section developed in Photoshop

Final Short Section developed in Photoshop

Final Wellfit Centre render

This render successfully showcases the seamless entry to the building via the topographic roof from Latrobe Terrace. As it can be seen in the image the pedestrians are attracted and directed onto the building.

Final Rooftop cafe/bar render

This render showcases the view from the rooftop cafe/bar. It effectively captures the steady flow of people to the space and also the steady incline to the top of the roof.

Final Rooftop park render

This render is taken from the eating area about the linked hallway between the first and second building. It certainly captures the great view which would certainly delight the viewers whilst they eat.

Final Latrobe Terrace entrance render

This render captures the new entrance to the building from the corner of Latrobe/Warmington. It also shows the vertical fin facade in operation, from both a visual and function sense.

Final Rooftop Park Render

The above image showcases the interaction of the community within the urban park. 

Final Cafe render

This is another render for the cafe space on the ground level. The vertical facade creates an amazing filtered light entrance into the space which instantly creates a exciting atmosphere and mood.

Final Gym pool render

This gym pool render also captures the filtration of light into the space, especially the entrance of light through the double height (void) ceiling.

Final Gym render

Showcases the operation of the gym on ground level and its view to Morris St

Final Wellfit Centre render

This image reveals the entire Wellfit Centre operation from entry ways, to the topographic roof, to the eating area and also the urban park. It also showacases the connection with the public corridor.

Final Lecture room/Rooftop park render

This renders effectively captures the relationship between internal and external spaces within the building, with each room providing some sort of view.