3. • even wash
illumination of wall
defines space
• ground recessed
upward
illumination to
opal glazing
panels
• aligned ceiling cove and ‘reversed’ lighting concept
Raja Kanwars Residence, • pop –up ceiling coves with edge glow define seating areas within space
• recessed square pockets house adjustable low voltage luminaires
India • recessed square ceiling pockets house luminaires to minimize glare and maximize
effect
• Interior • adjustable tilt luminaires for dramatic effect to timber slats
• Initial Concept • possible use of twin source for colour change
4. • Washes of light onto specific
panels
• Emphasis on varying
textures/opacity of glazing
• Dramatic uplighting of trees to
central courtyard
• Internal Glow through windows from
Raja Kanwars Residence, interior
• Wall wash in-between timber slats
India • Soffit illumination over terrace
• Internal Glow through opal glass box
• External Façade & Courtyard
• Initial Concept
5. front elevation
• Uplighting strengthens vertical ‘projection’
• IPIC Headquarters, • Intense uplight to fin edge gives dramatic definition to fins
Abu Dhabi • Softer wash to louvres enhances ‘layering’
• Play of ‘banding’ of internal office illumination adds horizontality
• Punctuation of HH terrace and logo ‘caps’ building
• External Facade
• Initial Concept
6. • Uplighting to perimeter trees
defines enclosure
• Pool edge illuminated
creating a band of light to
pool
• Integrated source at low level
defines pathway
• Illumination of water fall
feature
• IPIC Headquarters,
Abu Dhabi
• External Facade
• Initial Concept
9. • Brief:
To design an EU Headquarters within the boundaries of the Host Building
The design must positively promote & represent the European Union & European
Culture through form, materials, and it’s lifecycle. Public spaces must be
incorporated, comprising of an internal street linking George Street & Rose Street,
a Bistro café to serve European Cuisine, a cinema space to screen European films
& an internal Garden of European plants & trees.
• 4th Year Major
Project
• EU Headquarters
• 80 George Street,
Edinburgh
10. • 4th Year Major
Project
• EU Headquarters
• 80 George Street,
Edinburgh
11. • Realisation:
• RSA Competition We adapted a warehouse in Edinburgh & designed an intervention to provide the campsite
2006 (Shortlisted) facilities; a modular system which would fit into many other sites. Services are provided
• Sustainable Tourism through energy from solar thermal panels & a ground source heat pump. The intervention is
• Urban Camping made from locally sourced timber, is clad in recycled rubber & reused metal from the roof. The
concept of Urban Camping can be utilised throughout the city as there are many potential sites
in abandoned warehouses & factories.
12. • Realisation:
• RSA Competition We adapted a warehouse in Edinburgh & designed an intervention to provide the campsite
2006 (Shortlisted) facilities; a modular system which would fit into many other sites. Services are provided
• Sustainable Tourism through energy from solar thermal panels & a ground source heat pump. The intervention is
• Urban Camping made from locally sourced timber, is clad in recycled rubber & reused metal from the roof. The
concept of Urban Camping can be utilised throughout the city as there are many potential sites
in abandoned warehouses & factories.
13.
14. • Brief:
To utilise the buildings which
form the Doggerfisher Gallery
in the Broughton area of
Edinburgh. The space is to
include -Permanent &
Temporary Exhibition Space,
Photography Studios,
darkrooms, &
workshop/seminar areas.
I chose the photographer Steve
Mc Curry, & his work from
Sahel in Africa. His work is
centred on the people of areas
of conflict, and he creates very
powerful images. As a result,
my chosen images greatly
influenced my concept and
materials of this project.
• 3rd Year Final Project
• Doggerfisher Gallery,
Edinburgh
15. • Name: Sarah Wardrope
• Address: 27 Royal Park Road, Hyde Park, Leeds, LS6 1JJ
• Telephone: 07817 643 198
• Email: sarah_wardrope@hotmail.com
• D.O.B: 13/02/1985
• Nationality: British
