Katarina Hudakova

Content 01 - Welsh Science Hub - Interior Fit-Out

02 - St.Bartolomew church - Survey Documentation

03 - Crosbie Towers Apartments - Concept and Developed Design

04 - Barclose Residential - Site plan and Visualisation

05 - Dalston Roof Park - Concept Design

06 - Amble Master Plan - Hotel Design and Master Plan

07 - Minerva street Apartments- Visualisation

08 - Carshoowroom Gateshead - Visualisation

Welsh Science Hub

Welsh Science Hub Interior Fit-outCardiff, 2012-2013; Realisation 2014

Interior Design Team(StageC,D) 3D, Visualisation, Presentation, Adjustment - Drawings Fit-out of the Life Sciences Hub Wales at the location in Assembly Square. The brief aimed at whole of the Life Sciences sector, including academic, business, clinical and fund raising organisations – was to create inspiring settings where ‘people and ideas can collide.The project was started from a clear floor area where there were restrictions like existing chilled beam sys-tem and Acoustics. The interior Design is inspired not only by scientific research but also by local materials and craftsman-ship, that is also implemented in the design.

Existing 2nd Floor Plam, drawn by Antony Hall

Interior Photographs

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Multimedia Hub

Reception Desk

Knowledge Subway

Waiting Area

Board Room

Meeting Room

Interior Fit out Visualisation3D model of Existing Building, Working stations and Coffee shop by David Cummings 3D of the majority of the Design features and Visualisation by Katarina Hudakova

1 - 100 x 20mm Oak Boards2 - 150 x 20mm Charred Oak Boards3 - Etched Glass4 - Foraform Planet Chair 5 - Timeline, Silestone - colour Haiku* 6 - Led Strips 7 - Marmoleum Walton Cirrus Colour 3365 Original brown*8 - Foraform planet table *9 - Screen set into bespoke composite on ply substrate timber framed display box 10 - Desso Sand Carpet Tile Ref; A911 9522 & Soundmaster Backing *11 - Desso Sand (Tile) (Colour A911 9980)M50/130 C*

Example of the Design Sheet and the material presentation - Knowledge SubwayDesign by David Cummings3D from sketches, Visualisation, Presentation by Katarina Hudakova Specification by Rob Massey, Project ArchitectDetail drawings, drawing documetation by Antony Hall , Senior Technician

Material and Furniture used for the design Presentation *Note: Only Illustrative

1 - Havwoods copper brushed oak UV oiled matt engineered flooring 15 mm thick 190 mm wide planks.

2 - Tv Screen 1550mm X 925mm x 125mm 3 - U - shaped edge trim detail powder coated in Ral 7024 to

match all internal screens4 - Wall Panelling in Ral 7021 Black Grey

5 - Ceiling Soffit finished in matt black with surface mounted acoustic panelling

6 - Window voile to aid acoustics, Product VIVA FR, Code 9020 - Moments, Colour Jet

7 - shadow gap8 - demountable copper Ceiling panels with perforated molecules to allow for acoustic transfer certain parts of molecule intergrate

light fittings. 9 - Bespoke Table by competition

10 - backlit artefact recess, textured slate on rear face translucent white glass surrounds

11 - wall panelling stitched leather horizontal panels 12 - access panel for table services

13 - privalite glass acoustic partition

Inspiration for polished Copper feature ceiling with “molecule shaped” acoustic perforations and random feature light distribution - planar representation of the molecules

1 - Chlorine trifluoride - ClF3 2 - Square Planar Geometrye.g. Xenon tetrafluoride XeF43 - Linear moleculee.g. Beryllium Chloride BeCl24 - Trigonal planar Moleculee.g. Sulfur trioxide SO35 - Ethylene - C2H46 - Water H2O

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Example of the Design Sheet and the material presentation- Board RoomDesign By David Cummings

3D from Sketches, Visualisation by Katarina Hudakova Specification by Rob Massey, Project Architect

Detail drawings,drawing documentation by Antony Hall , Senior Technician

Cross Section by Tony Hall and Katarina Hudakova

General Arrangement Second Floor1:200 @A3 Drawn by Tony Hall, Senior TechnicianMinor Adjustments by Katarina Hudakova

Realisation - as presented at Hi-Macs highlighted projects section Location - Cardiff Bay, Wales, United Kingdom

Design - Paramount Interiors - http://paramountinteriors.com/Fabrication - Reynolds Collcutt Furniture Ltd and Paragon Design Joinery Ltd

Material - HI-MACS® Midnight Grey, Toffee Brown, Arctic White, Lemon SquashPhoto credit -Huw Jones Photography

St. Bartolomew Church

St. Bartolomew ChurchSproxton, 2015 - Planning AplicationSurvey Drawing Documentation

The 14th-century parish church of St Bartholomew, extended in 1882 by architect Henry Woodyer, is a Grade II* listed building. Unfortunately the Lead roof of the church was partially stolen. Keith Hamilton, the B3 Conservation Specialist, proposed to replace the partially missing roof with the Zinc Standing seam Roof. My task was to document his Survey and Proposal for the Planning Application. Existing Roof and Proposed Roof plan and all the Elevations, only from Roof Survey and Photos.

Survey by Keith Hamiltom

Existing and Proposed Elevations Drawn by Katarina Hudakova1:200 @A3

St. Bartolomew Church Sproxton photo

Existing Building

Existing Roof Plan - 1:100@A3 , drawn by KH

St. Bartolomew Church Sproxton photo

Proposed Roof Plan - 1:100@A3 , drawn by KH

Crosbie Towers Apartments

Crosbie Towers Apartments Troon, 2014-2015, ExtensionStage C - Design Team, 3D and Visualisation, Stage D - Drawing documentation

A beautiful Italianate mansion house has fallen into a serious state of disrepair both internally and externally. Great potential was recognised by our client, who in two stages asked for Crosbie Towers Reconstruction(was taken by B3 Glasgow office) and new modern Extension(B3 Newcastle). The Victorian house is converted into 9 new Apartments and contrasting modern extension would accommodate 6 apartments.

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Existing west Elevation - The Interface, drawn by Katarina Hudakova

Existing site Plan

Design Process, various studies of the Mass by Katarina Hudakova ‘breaking‘ the single and solid form, introducing the glass ‘ribbon’

Ground Floor Plan - Stage C by Rob Massey

First Floor Plan - Stage C by Rob Massey

BIM, Level 1 Advantage Using the 3D Model for interactive

Design Consultasions, Model By Katarina Hudakova

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Sketchy visualisations presented for the Planning aplication, the 3D model was used as a design tool to develop the proposal model and visualisation by Katarina Hudakova

Sketchy visualisations presented for the Planning aplication, the 3D model was used as a design tool to develop the proposal model and visualisation by Katarina Hudakova

Final Layout by Luca Biselli and Katarina Hudakova, drawn by Katarina Hudakova. Ground Floor Plan_1:200 @A3

Final Layout by Luca Biselli and Katarina Hudakova, drawn by Katarina HudakovaFirst Floor Plan_1:200 @A3

Work in Progress - Proposed Ground Floor Plan, drawn by Katarina Hudakova

Work in Progress - Proposed West Elevation, drawn by Katarina Hudakova, Existing Building - Digital Survey 1:100@A3

Work in Progress - Proposed Section I-I, drawn by Katarina Hudakova, 1:100 @A3

Dalston Roof Park

Brainstorming Dalston Roof Park, London 2014, Proposal - SketchOne day Brainstorming about possibleRetractable Roof Solutions, Design, Presentation

The client contacted B3 with the question, if there is a possibility of retractable system for the Roof Gar-den. Although the construction would be permanent, it should not damage the funky impression of the bar as it is at the moment. My role was to come up with any idea, that is not lim-ited by the budget, and make the idea presentable in very short time period. I have researched and ana-lysed 4 different options, but in the end I came with the solution that is typically used for Pool protection. The absolute advantage of the system would be prac-tical invisibility, no columns and rail system that is hidden. It is dynamic and would allow the versatility, closed during the rail opened for nice weather.

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Visualisation of the Proposal

Visualisation of the Proposal

Example of the System used to cover the pools - by Libart

Existing Roof Garden

Amble Master Plan

Amble - Photographs Site Photo

Amble - Location plan

Amble Master Plan Amble, 2015 - FeasibilitySite plan, Retail, HotelDesign, Visusalisation

Amble is a small coastal town in Northumberland. The Task was to research possibility of a hotel and Retail units, locating them in the brown field area. Inspired by local built heritage, the form of the hotel is very simple, allowing the visitor to be easily spotted from the main road.

Indicative sketch - Site Plan

Design Process by Katarina Hudakova

Master Plan Visualisation by Katarina Hudakova

Design Process by Katarina Hudakova

Visualisation of the proposal by Katarina HudakovaMaterial - Mood Board

Design Process by Katarina Hudakova

Brasside Residential Development

Brasside Residential AreaDurham, 2014 - Feasibility studySite layout plan, 3D, Visualisation

Brasside, close to Durham, has a potentional of the growth, offering few areas suitable for the new Residential developments. Adopting the Swedish House Type, our task was to explore the green belt area, and briefly investigate the potential of the Site. My task was to do simple Site layout and 3D presentation.

Site Layout

Site Plan layout by Katarina Hudakova

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Visualisation of the proposal - Revit model and Visualisation by Katarina Hudakova

House types built in Revit - Katarina Hudakova

Minerva street Apartments

Minerva Street Apartments Glasgow, 2014 - Planning ApplicationRevit 3D model, Visualisation, Post-production

Taking the form of a new ‘urban block, B3 Archi-tects have submitted a proposal for the creation of 189 flats at Minerva Street, Glasgow. Located in attractive Glasgow area, It would take the form of two L-shaped blocks enveloping land-scaped amenity space and parking above existing railway tunnels which preclude development.

My Role was to create flexible Revit model for the visualisation purposes only that would be easy and fast to adjust and used as a Design Tool. Also to visualise different variations of the design for the consultations.

Modelling and Visualisation process:

3D model and Revit file Set-up

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Challenge of the Process - Bespoke Windows. - Bespoke Libraries

Visualisations of the proposal

Car Showroom Visualisation

Initial Site plan - Katarina Hudakova

Existing Site - PhotographsSite plan by Luca Biselli

Location Plan

Initial Design Sketch - Katarina Hudakova

Carshowroom VisualisationGateshead, 2015 - Planning ApplicationVisualisation and Post-production Design and Rhino model by Luca Biselli

At the devastated and polluted site in centre of Gates-head, B3 was assigned to create attractive Car Show-room. The site is situated close to Gateshead Stadium and one of the most important transportation links in Gateshead connecting to Newcastle. My task was in the beginning of process in hand sketches demonstrate the feasibility of the site that would attract the client who agreed to proceed with the proposal to the planning stage. For the Planning Application, Design and Documen-tation was created by Luca Biselli and my task was to create the attractive Visualisations.

Visualisation of the Proposal

Design Proposal by Luca Biselli, First Floor Plan Design Proposal by Luca Biselli, Ground Floor Plan

Visualisations of the Proposal by Katarina Hudakova

Visualisations of the Proposal by Katarina Hudakova

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