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JASON NUNNselected works

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climbing hall

reception

store

caféoffice

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public open space

sports hall

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storetenable office

retail space

entry plaza

lap pool

splash pool

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The first steps involve assessing the qualities of the exisiting buildings and making a decision on whether to retain or remove aspects of the building in order to enhance these qualities. The vast wall that surrounds 37 induktorn is an example of a quality that should be enhanced. The removal of the extraneous buildings and the roof leaves the wall as a barrier to what is inside. A new public space can then be inserted inside the walls, in this case taking the form of a new public greenspace.

For a block so large, through-connections are important to improve pedestrian flow and convenience. Pedestrian and bicycle pathways are proposed both north-south (connect-ing the access to public transport in the north with the pro-posed greenspace to the south) and east-west (connecting both sides of the tram line and down to the water).

With the expected removal of Bromma Airport from the area in the year 2038, housing regulations are expected to change in Ulvsunda. This creates the opportunity for hous-ing to be built at 37 induktorn, making it a truly mixed-use development.

A new mixed-use program with a focus on sports and recreation is proposed. The addition of a public swimming pool, gymna-sium basketball court and rock climbing centre are offset by some office and retail tenancies to the north of the site. Because of the additive nature of the buildings in the area, the new program has been effectively ‘stuck’ on and over the existing walls, which in turn become interior partitions in some areas, while remaining as the main building envelope in others.

RETURN TO THE PURE FORM OF THE WALL INSERT PUBLIC GREENSPACE CARVE VITAL PATHWAYS THROUGH

INTRODUCE NEW PROGRAM EXTERIOR WALLS AS INTERIOR PARTITIONS FUTURE ADDITION OF DWELLINGS

ELEVATION _NORTH 0 5 10 20 50m ELEVATION _WEST 0 5 10 20 50m

SECTION _A 0 5 10 20m

INDUSTRIAL RE-USEUlvsunda, an industrial area in the Stockholm inner-city was to be revitalised into a mixed-use urban precinct. The site was a large warehouse, originally storage for a freight company.The site called for connection to a new tram line that connects Ulvsunda to the greater Stockholm area. The response was to develop a new sports and recreation centre in the old warehouse, including an open park, swimming pool, multi-purpose courts and rock-climbing centre.The main asperations for the design were to retain the 170m long walls of the existing warehouse to create a sense of drama and mystery as to what lay behind.

The proposal highlights existing elements of the site, retaining the industrial character, while new additions, distinctly different but also homogenous are inserted into the site. The muted palette of the new additions seeks to further highlight the exisiting elements of the site.

Exploded axonometric 1:500

main concourse subway

platforms at ground level

community learning centre

ribbon roof

residential tower

connection to new rapidtransit bus service at southern entry

new accessible tramstop

URBAN TRANSPORT HUBThis was an experiment into the use of exisitng infrasrtucture to create a welcoming and easy-to-use transport node in the inner suburbs of Melbourne. The research develd into the percieved dislike of underground spaces and how to make them into a more inviting and public-friendly zone.The project also considered the mix of transport types and connection between bike, bus, tram and train as well as an emphasis of quality public space within the urban environment.

GRASSLANDS ARENA for ZOOS VICTORIA

The grasslands arena is a specially-designed performance area for the educational shows for the public put on by Werribee Open Range Zoo. The breif was to expand the existing serval presentation area, better plan the waiting area to decrease patron congestion along with a research project on how best to manage audience participation and promotion of zoo initiatives. The result is an immersive amphitheatre, with an Australian/African Grassland theme.

SEATING

VEGETATION

EMERGENCYEXIT

ZOO PERSONNEL AREA

PATH VEGETATION PATH + SEATING

PATH VEGETATION STREAM

ZOOCARRIAGEWAY

VEGETATION

VEGETATED AREA FOR WAITING

ACACIASCULPTURE

SEATING OPEN SPACE WAITING AREAOPEN SPACE WAITING AREA

OPEN SPACE WAITING AREA

WOVEN SHADE STRUCTURE AND SEATING

INFORMATION PANELS

EXISTING VEGETATION

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SPÅRVÄGHow do you convey movement through still images? As part of a workshop with Stiftung Freizeit from Berlin, these images were produced to convey the concept of ‘moveable public space’. The spårvägn or tramway becomes a strip of public space in Stockholm, connecting Solna in the north to Årsta in the south. The program for the spårvägn is not prescribed, merely suggested as a way to enliven the journey and emphasise the need and convenience of transport as ‘public’.

FLINDERS STREET STATION COMPETITIONFOR HASSELL & HERZOG DeMEURON

The winning design for the international design competition for Flinders Street Train Station, an icon of the city of Melbourne, was a collaboration between HASSELL and Herzog & DeMeuron. I produced the explanatory exploded anonometric for the first stage competition panels. Through the simple use of colour and line we were able to express the proposed changes and the functionality of the proposal.

THE BENTLEY RESTAURANT AND BARFOR PASCALE GOMES-McNABBI was engaged by PGM and to create a digital 3D model for a complex pattern of steel tubes for the fitout of the Bentley restaurant and bar, Sydney. Through this I was able to produce a series of visualisations and drawings for construction/assembly.

loose dining seatingfold up chair hung on door pegs when not in use

stainless steel pizza ovenflue with venturi cowl

translucent ETFE exterior canopy and cladding(with integrated LED communicators for

customer order/collection)

existing container skin

acrylic shelvingfor storage, display + food preparation

wood-fire pizza oven

stainless steel food preparation bench(undercro� with refridgerator + waste disposal)

integrated curved seating(customer waiting + arrivals)

stainless steel sink(double bowl)

front of house(point of sale + high bench/standing area)

standard 15m2 shipping containerwith top-hinged side panel + side-hinged front panel

translucent ETFE communicator balloons(integrated LEDs allow status of order +

cooking to be visually displayed.wireless connectivity allows for smartphone interactivity)

fixed concrete dining tables

mirrored side-hinged container doorlaminate finish to incorporate branding + signage component

reflect roo�op views and create immersive atmosphere

fold-down dining tableshinged fixed to container wall

pizza dough-making benchpart utility / part performance


























































JAMES and the GIANT PIZZAFOR EDWARDS MOORE

A fairytale inspired rooftop pizzeria, erupting into it’s surrondings, located in a prime location on the roof of the iconic Melbourne Central.The front section of the container, with it’s mirroed lining, hinges open to create a reflective backdrop, blurring interior and exterior space. The cave-like space of the interior is part functional kitchen, part customer seating, enhancing the spectacle of the pizza-making process.Pizza is ordered remotely, via translucent wireless LED balloons above each table, that change colour according to the status of the order.

EX-LABThe Experimental Design Lab, or the Ex-Lab, is a design and research collective that promotes creative utilisations of computation in art, architecture, engineering and related design disciplines. Based in Melbourne, Australia, the collective organises experimental collaborative research projects and exploratory workshops that focus on learning through making with digital fabrication at its core.

TECTONIC REEFThe Tectonic Reef, an installation built on the beach during the St Kilda Festival 2011 was the result of the first initiative of the Ex-Lab. The workshop culminated in the design, fabrication and construction of a piece that explored the potential of advanced digital techniques by allowing the final form of the installation to be defined by participants at the festival by following a simple set of rules, much like the growth of a simple organism.

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SCULPTOR’S STUDIOLocated in the Abbotsford convent, overlooking the River Yarra, the studio was designed to engage the creative spirit of the public, whilst housing a resident artist. The resulting design is a culmination of the free-flowing waters of the yarra and the rigidity of the convent. Containing two studio spaces (one public and one private) a gallery and an office, the building delivers an environment in which the public can interact with the artist.

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URBAN OFFICE and RESTAURANTLocated in an up-and-coming area of Melbourne, the administration building of the balloon company contains weather stations, a reference library, public greenspaces and a rooftop bar. The building is situated on the corner of two main streets and the atrium space acts as a laneway through the building, from one street to the other.

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GRAPHIC DESIGNGraphic Design for various clients

PHOTOGRAPHYI have a passion for travel and photography. I think the manipulation of light has a symbiotic relationship to what we do as architects.

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