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Louise Sam-SinLandscape Architectm: 0404 734 840e: [email protected]

Junglefy Habitation ASPECT Studios MelbourneWorking HolidayASPECT Studios Melbourne Ground Control Landscape Architecture (GCLA)

Up until last year, my primary focus had been in developing my skills as a landscape architect. Even then, I found I had a natural bias towards technical detail and environmentally sustainable concepts. This is shown in my work on green roof & wall projects in 3181 Commercial Road, Kangan Batman Automotive TAFE & 717 Bourke Street. City Street saw me heavily involved in co-ordinating the landscape works package and negotiating the fi ner details of the WSUD fi lter beds with the engineers. Euneva Avenue introduced me to the concept of commercially harvesting rainwater, scrubbing it clean, then using it to irrigate a series of decorative planters on the building’s facades. Throughout these projects it was always a balancing act to ensure they operated optimally whilst still retaining aesthetic appeal.

Euneva Avenue also gave me the opportunity to work closely with Junglefy. I was really inspired by their extensive horticultural and technical knowledge and excited by the types of projects they were involved in. Joining Junglefy was a really great experience for me. It has given me an opportunity to get some hands on experience with greenroof construction and greenwall maintenance.

Goulburn Street Carpark built on and extended what I had learnt from Euneva Avenue so that this time we developed a maintenance friendly system where the water scrubbing was done by the decorative planters. Harrington Street was an exploration into the viability of rooftop farming in the Sydney Rocks area. We made the best of available resources by turning waste air conditioner condensate into a viable irrigation source for the vegetation. Urban farming was also explored in 317 Flinders Lane: I was very lucky to be given free rein to design & develop a 1100m2 rooftop here in the heart of Melbourne. Of course, being Melbourne, it had to look chic too. For my current project with Junglefy I have gone back to my technical documentation roots in helping to plan, locate & quantify parts for 25 new Patrick Blanc designed greenwalls which will be installed to Block 2 of Sydney’s 17 storey One Central Park development.

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Jan 2011 - PresentJan 2011 - March 2011

Jul 2010 – Oct 2010 Oct 2009 - Jun 2010

Sep 2008 – Sep 2009Aug 2005 – Jul 2008

Edinburgh College of Art, Scotland

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Work History

Education

Sustainability, Aquaponics, Horticulture, Permablitz, Bee-keeping, Docklands Reforrestation, DIY

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Alistair Scott-Young (Director, Junglefy Pty Ltd) Kirsten Bauer (Director, ASPECT Studios Melbourne)

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517 Flinders Lane gave me the opportunity to take the initiative and really form a project. As well as presenting a design which accorded with the client’s wishes I had a personal agenda to develop a new landmark for Melbourne that would be champion sustainability.

I was responsible for analysing the site designing a suitable concept to accord with the client’s wishes, client liaison, plant selection, documentation and concept presentation. As part of the site analysis I learnt how to produce a water balance calculation for the site using current data. Modelling the site in SketchUp, I was able to generate an accurate solar analysis and play with and form the design in 3D.

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Small Shrubs Gardenia 1.0 x 1.0 200mm 2 / m2Indian Hawthorn 1.0 x 1.0 200mm 2 / m2Rosemary 1.0 x 1.0 200mm 2 / m2Native Rosemary 2.0 x 2.0 200mm 1 / m2

Grasses and strap leaf0.8 x 0.4 150mm 4 /m2

Dwarf Aloe 0.6 x 0.6 150mm 4 /m2Kangaroo Paw 0.7 x 0.7 150mm 4 /m2Flax Lily 0.4 x 0.4 200mm 4 /m2Blue Flax Lily 0.4 x 0.4 150mm 4 /m2

0.6 x 0.4 150mm 4 /m2Red Hot Poker Traffic Lights 1.0 x 0.8 200mm 4 /m2Native Iris 0.7 x 0.7 200mm 4 /m2Bronze NZ Flax 0.8 x 0.6 200mm 4 /m2Bronze NZ Flax 0.8 x 0.6 200mm 4 /m2Dwarf Mint Bush 1.5 x 1.0 200mm 2 /m2Mother-in-Law's Tongue 0.7 x 0.5 200mm 6/m2Bird of Paradise 2.0 x 2.0 200mm n/aYellow Ornamental Ginger 0.8 x 0.6 200mm 4 /m2

Chocolate-lily 0.2 x 0.80 Tube 0.25Lemon beauty heads 0.3 x 1.0 Tube 0.25Common Everlasting 0.05 x 1.50 Tube 0.25Clustered everlasting 0.3 x 0.50 Tube 0.25Black-anther Flax-lily 0.5 x 1.0 Tube 0.25Scaly Buttons 0.3 x 0.4 Tube 0.25Fuzzy New Holland Daisy 0.3 x 0.3 Tube 0.25Tall Bluebell 0.9 x 0.40 Tube 0.25

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Herb WildflowersArthropodium strictumCalocephalus citreusChrysocephalum apiculatumChrysocephalum semipapposumDianella admixta (revoluta)Leptorynchus squamatusVittadinia cuneataWahlenbergia stricta

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0.2 x 1.0 4 /m2Oregano 0.3 x 1.0 4 /m2Creeping Thyme 0.2 x 1.0 4 /m2Native Violet 0.2 x 1.0 4 /m2

Climbing PlantsClimbing Fig climber n/aPurple Coral Pea climber n/aBlack coral pea climber n/a

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Fruiting varieties*Eureka Dwarf 1.0 x 2.0 200mm n/aTahitian Lime 1.0 x 2.0 200mm n/aDwarf fruiting appleDwarf fruiting appleBallerina columnar fruiting apple 0.6 x 2.0 bare root n/aBallerina columnar fruiting apple 0.6 x 2.0 bare root n/aPassion Fruit climber n/a

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GroundcoversBanksia 'Birthday Candles' Banksia tubestockChrysocephalum apiculatum tubestockDichondra repens Kidney weed (Yillibilli) tubestockOriganum vulgare tubestockThymus serpyllum tubestockViola hederacea tubestock

Ficus pumila tubestockHardenbergia violacea tubestockKennedia nigricans tubestockPandorea pandorana Wonga-Wonga vine

Citrus limonCitrus limon Malus domestica 'Gala'Malus domestica 'Granny Smith'Malus domestica 'Waltz'Malus domestica'Polka'Passiflora edulis tubestockPrunus persica 'Trixie' minature nectarine

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Plant Selection These plants have not only been selected for their suitability to the rooftop environmental conditions; they have also been selected for their form, fl owers, and in some cases their edibility. Plant species will blend over the entire rooftop, but in some areas there will be a bias towards certain types.

In the decorative/environmental garden beds, species will have insect/ bird attracting qualities or a herb that makes a handy addition a BBQ.

In the relaxation zone, plants will have a bias for striking sculptural form - to inspire daydreams of more exotic locales.

Plant species in the vegetable beds will be an add hock seasonal mixture of whatever tickles a gardener’s fancy. The main structure for this area will come from the distinct row of espalier fruit trees.

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The fi nal concept responded to the design brief by creating four different spaces: for: Exercise, Exploration of the Environment, Relaxation & Entertainment and Produce. The real challenge of this design was fi nding a single design language to unite these different spaces. Inspiration was taken from ‘Make Do & Mend’ aesthetic and the profi le of a city skyline.

To realise these objectives, the tennis court was moved to one corner to free up space to create an entertainment garden. Sports curtains divided the two areas but provided fl exibility to unite the spaces when required. A more active entertaining area with a BBQ led to a quieter retreat space. Productive garden space was incorporated in the rear of the garden - with potential to expand if demand grows.

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Design visualisations generated using SketchUp. I was keen to connect the rooftop down into the adjacent laneway - so proposed continuing the characteristic staggered timber panels down the stairwell wall.

This rooftop is designed to be explored, to have hidden retreats, a path that wanders through a sculpture and views framed by trailing plants.

Herbs will peek across the edges of decking and trail along paths inviting their use in a quick salad or a crush of their leaves to release their fresh aroma.

Part of this exploration will be the discovery of birds and insects drawn to the rooftop by plants which extend their habitat.

Birds will also be encouraged by locating some simple bird houses. Bees will be encouraged by fl owering fruiting trees and nectar rich vegetation. Both birds and bees would benefi t from a source of water.

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Mulch20mm DIA Pebble MulchApprox. Weight*: 90kg/m2

Growing MediaComposition: 80% Mineral & 20% Organic MatterApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: 145kg/m2 per 100mm depth

Filter Sheet SFApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: 1kg/m2

Floradrain FD40: Water Retention & DrainApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: 7kg/m2

SSM 45: Protection Mat & Extra Water RetentionApprox Water Saturated Weight*: 5.5kg/m2

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1. Quirky intimate solar powered lighting

2. A state of the art BBQ to facilitate gatherings

3. A shade structure will provide respite from the sun in the summer months

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The main spot to sit will be under a canopy to the centre of the eastern rooftop edge. Tennis matched can be watched in between chatter and mouthfuls of food.

The BBQ unit will feature a sink, a fridge and an extended benchtop for food preparation. A shade structure will encourage people to linger as they soak up the atmosphere.

To the south of the building, a trellis rises up to enclose a raised deck with dappled shade also framing city views. A solar panel could be installed to the top of the nearby emergency exit stairwell to provide ambient lighting to the trellis.

1. Storage is provided by a garden shed

2. Espalier fruit trees thrive in tight spaces

3. The produce growing area can initially be expanded using pots

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The produce section of the garden is not to be underestimated. Discreetly tucked around the side of the lift shaft building complex it will provide a haven to enthusiastic gardeners.

Espalier trees line the northeastern wall - taking full advantage of the summer morning sun. A variety of vegetables can be planted at their bases with handy access to the potting table and garden shed.

Double doors allow access through the garden shed and out into the bee enclosure. In this location the bees will remain relatively undisturbed by general rooftop users and be left to the business of making honey,

There is an opportunity to expand the produce section if demand for it grows. Initially, pots could be added to the northern edge of the rooftop. Later, as enthusiasm grows, decorative garden beds could be repurposed for vegetable growing.

Raised PlanterGRC planter with open mesh bottom for drainageApprox. Weight*: TBC

Mulch20mm DIA Pebble MulchApprox. Weight*: 90kg/m2




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Type B Growing MediaComposition: 98% Mineral & 2% Organic MatterApprox. Water Saturated Weight*:140 kg/m2 per 100mm depth

Type A Growing MediaComposition: 80% Mineral & 20% Organic MatterApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: 580 kg/m2 depth

Although the sheer size of the tennis court ensures that it is a dominant component of the rooftop, curtain dividers and a continuation of the thematic cladding integrate it into the rest of the rooftop.

The court will have a synthetic grass fi nish with a Zinco green roof build up underneath. This build up will drain excess water to storage but also retain a certain volume which will be evaporate during drier conditions. This evaporation will create a cooler micro-environment around the court crating a more pleasant environment for tennis players and rooftop vegetation alike.

1. The existing chain mesh fence can be reused

2. Synthetic grass requires no irrigation but is still permeable enough to capture rain

3. Net curtains provide greater versatility for court use

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Synthetic GrassDurable Sports qualityApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: TBC

Permeable AsphaltApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: TBC

Free Draining Compacted Road BaseApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: TBC


No Fines Compacted GravelApprox. Water Saturated Weight*: TBC


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Goulburn Street Carpark Greening proposal was commissioned by the City of Sydney to explore the viability of realising Collider’s Green Vision. This in itself was an interesting proposition as Collider are Graphic Artists who guided to their concept using aesthetic sense only (images shown on right).

These pictures created the project brief. It was my responsibility to translate these images into a technically achievable proposal that effortlessly achieved the desired green coverage. This included determining suitable construction detailing, appropriate plant selection, considering ease of future maintenance and water harvesting, scrubbing and re-circulating this water to irrigate the green systems. Site Location Plan & Collider’s Visualisations

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Stonnington Place greenwall was developed for a private garden here in Melbourne. I produced concept drawings and presented them to the Client, Project Manager & Landscape Architect.

Plant selection was heavily restricted by the fact that this was a vertical garden, the southern aspect of the wall, shading by the adjacent building, the heights of suitable plants, irritant properties of particular plants, the colour palette and the texture of suitable plants. The fi nal hurdle to the planting palette was sourcing suitable quantities of appropriate plants up in Sydney!

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EcoVert™ living greenwalls are designed to minimise the frequency of maintenance by the creation of a safe and sustainable living environment for the plants. However, as is the nature of plant growth, vegetation does require management, a maintenance plan is integral to the long term

health and aesthetic appearance of your Living wall. With this in mind, included as standard in our projects is 8 weeks on site establishment maintenance, this ensures the plants a healthy start. Once the system is established we recommend ongoing annual maintenance programs, and offer packages tailored to suit your requirements.

Maintenance Plans can include:Plant growth managementDead plant removal and replacementMaintenance of irrigation, nutrient dosing and lighting systemsFertilisingPest controlMaintenance Reports

Location: MelbourneAge: 3 years

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Living Greenwalls, or vertical gardens, are an innovative solution that allows us to bring more plants into our lives where we have previously not had the space. They are also a contemporary decorative feature that intrigue and lift anyone in their presence.

A greenwall is a mass planted area mounted vertically on a wall. To achieve this, the system needs to be lightweight and Junglefy has developed a modular system called ecoVert™ constructed

from recycled plastic, which includes a custom lightweight growing media of moisture retentive ingredients, as opposed to a heavy soil. At a sleek ~150mm wide, from wall to face of module, an ecoVert™ system enhances usable space without intruding.

Plant species selection for a greenwall is dependent on its environment, but options are extensive and many species happily thrive in greenwalls. Junglefy’s custom irrigation systems and growing media create ideal conditions for plant growth and the results are spectacular.

Greenwalls can be planted to form lush green jungles or contemporary and chic designs. Junglefy offers custom greenwall design through a collaborative approach between landscape architects and horticulturists, and work openly with clients to meet their every need.

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Being employed by a small company gave me the opportunity to try my hand at a number of new skills. Here I was responsible for updating the company’s EcoVert Marketing brochure.

I Reinforced the product’s branding by repeating the signature logo on all sheets. Text was edited to fl ow more easily. Lots of lush green images were generously incorporated.

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In October 2011 Junglefy held a two day greenroof workshop at CERES Environmental Park, East Brunswick. As the Melbourne representative of the company, I was required to co-ordinate preparatory works with CERES and advise on OHS requirements. On the day I provided workshop notes, assisted with queries and photograph the progress.

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City Street was one of several streets which VicUrban is in the process of redeveloping as part of its ‘Revitalising Central Dandenong’ Initiative.

In true ASPECT style I was thrown in at the deep end with this one - I was responsible for co-ordinating the entire landscape drawing package. At the same time I was resolving technical issues and ensuring that the project’s aesthetic integrity was conveyed by detail design.

I also relished my role in reviewing the civil engineering documentation and co-ordinating changes. I learnt to appreciate the project from an engineer’s perspective and understand their motivations.

An enormous 56 Landscape and 97 Civil Engineering drawings were created, developed and revised to second revision tender documents in only three months.

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Article: Landscape Architecture Australia, Feb 2011 Technical Detailing

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HALF SECTIONS OF ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK GP PAVING SUPPORTS WITH HALF SECTIONS OF PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED.

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15mm TICK LAYER 10-14mm DIA RECYCLED CONCRETE. SUPPLIED BY FYTOGREEN P/L

60-150mm DEPTH SOIL MIX COMPOSED FROM: 40% HYDROCELL FLAKES, 15% COMPOSTED ORGANIC GRAVEL, 30% 10mm DIA SCORIA AND 15% <7mm DIA SCORIA BY VOLUME. SUPPLIED BY FYTOGREEN P/L

PLANTING. STAGGER ROWS. REFER TO PLAN FOR LOCATION & TYPE. REFER SCHEDULE FOR SPECIES. SUPPLIED BY FYTOGREEN P/L TO IT'S SPECIFICATION

RL 14.70RL 14.45

32MPa COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT WITH REINFORCEMENT. 4mm CHAMFERS TO ALL EDGES. SAND BLASTED FINISH. COLOUR TBC. REINFORCEMENT TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION

40mm DEPTH HYDROCELL HARDFOAM RG30 FLAKES

DRIP IRRIGATION TO FYTOGREEN P/L'S SPECIFICATION


HALF SECTIONS OF ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK GP PAVING SUPPORTS WITH HALF SECTIONS OF PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED


100x100 FORMED POLYETHYLENE EQUAL ANGLE. OVERLAP ENDS 300mm

PROJECT

Level 3 LandscapeDetailsSheet 8

Docklands Vic 3008

DRAWING

SCALEDRAWN CHECKEDA0

-

SP/WS/ET Scale as shown

27049 LA 708

LS

27049

T1

29/10/08

DRAWING NO. REVISION

CLIENT REF.PLOT DATE JOB NO.

CLIENT

Gray Puksand P/LLevel 3577 Little Bourke StreetMelbourne Vic 3000

ASPECT Studios Pty Ltd3032 Easey StreetCollingwood VIC 3066AustraliaT 03 9417 6844F 03 9417 [email protected] 11 120 219 561 Melbourne

TENDER

STATUS

DATE REV AMENDMENTS

CONSULTANTS

ArchitectsGray Puksand P/LACN: 051 320 971 Bourke Place Studio, 577 Lt. Bourke StreetMelbourne Vic 3000T 03 9221 0999F 03 9221 0998

Civil EngineersRobert Bird Group P/LACN: 010 580 248Level 9500 Collins StreetMelbourne Vic 8007T 03 9620 1877F 03 9620 1911

Project ManagersCoffey Projects (Australia)ACN: 092 167 970Level 7,Southbank BoulevardSouthbank Vic 3006T 03 8866 2600F 03 8866 2688

Beware of underground services. The locations of underground services are indicative only. Their exact position should be proven on site.

Contractor to verify all dimensions on site before commencing work. Report all discrepancies to superintendent prior to construction. Figured dimensions to be taken in preference to scaled drawings. All drawings may not be reproduced or distributed without prior permission from the landscape architect.

WARNING

20.01.2009 P304.02.2009 P4 For costing purposes

For costing purposes

19.02.2009 T1 FOR TENDER

BUILDING FACADE TO ARCHITECT'S DETAILS

SECTION TO BUILDING FACADE - DECK CONNECTIONScale: 1:10

2LA-708

MAX 450 C/C SPACING


1

LA-708

1

LA-708

125x25mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK DECKING WITH RADIAL TIMBER P/L'S "NEW DECK" PROFILE OR SIMILAR APPROVED. FIXED TO 50x175mm TIMBER JOIST WITH 2no. GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK COACH SCREWS PER CONNECTION WITH STAGGERED ALIGNMENT. REFER PLAN FOR ALIGNMENT OF DECKING BOARDS

50x125mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK TIMBER JOIST FIXED TO 32x200mm TIMBER EDGE WITH 2no. GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK COACH SCREWS. MALTHOID TO BOTTOM

32x150mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK TIMBER EDGE. FIXED TO EACH TIMBER JOIST WITH 2no. COUNTERSUNK WOOD SCREWS MIN 30mm EMBEDMENT. REFER DETAIL

25

150

125

100

450 CENTRES

90mm MAX DEPTH SCREED LAYER, WITH TANKING TO TOP, TO ARCHITECT'S DETAIL

100x100x6mm GALVANISED EQUAL ANGLE FIXED TO BUILDING FACADE USING M12 COUNTERSUNK SCREWS WITH 75mm EMBEDMENT. 450mm CENTRES. REFER DETAIL

90

10

250

125x50x100mm HARDWOOD NOGGIN TO EITHER SIDE OF JOIST. FIX TO TIMBER EDGE WITH HEX HEAD GALVANISED SCREWS

1

LA-708

RL 14.70


SECTION PERPENDICULAR TO BUILDING FACADE - DECK CONNECTIONScale: 1:10

1LA-708

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125x25mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK DECKING WITH RADIAL TIMBER P/L'S "NEW DECK" PROFILE OR SIMILAR APPROVED. FIXED TO 50x175mm TIMBER JOIST WITH 2no. GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK COACH SCREWS WITH STAGGERED ALIGNMENT. 10mm GAPS BETWEEN DECKING BOARDS, NO GAP BETWEEN DECKING BOARDS AND TIMBER EDGE. REFER PLAN FOR ALIGNMENT OF BOARDS. STAGGER END JOINS OF BOARDS IN AN IRREGULAR MANNER. REFER DETAIL

MAX 0.8m FROM BUILDING EDGE TO CENTRE OF VERSIJACK

32x150mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK TIMBER EDGE

2512

5

150

50x125mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK TIMBER JOIST FIXED TO 32x150mm TIMBER EDGE WITH 2no. GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK COACH SCREWS 30mm MIN EMBEDMENT. RUN JOISTS PERPENDICULAR TO DIRECTION OF DECKING BOARDS. REFER DETAIL

2

LA-708

SCREED LAYER, WITH TANKING TO TOP, TO ARCHITECT'S DETAILS

SUPPORTING SLAB TO ARCHITECT'S DETAILS


100x100x6mm GALVANISED EQUAL ANGLE FIXED TO BUILDING FACADE USING M12 GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK SCREWS WITH 75mm EMBEDMENT. 450mm CENTRES. REFER DETAIL

ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK LH SLOPE CORRECTOR DECKING SUPPORTS WITH 50mm VJ BATTEN SUPPORTS AND PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED. ADJUST BASES TO TAKE UP GRADE OF SCREED TO SUPPORTING SLAB AND LEVEL TOP. 0.8m MAX SPACINGS ALONG JOISTS/TIMBER EDGES WITH PARALLEL STAGGERING. SCREW FIX JOISTS TO BATTEN SUPPORTS. REFER DETAIL FOR VERSIJACK LOCATIONS

RL 14.70

MAX 450 C/C SPACING



SECTION PERPENDICULAR TO TIMBER EDGE AT CHANGE IN DIRECTION OF DECKINGScale: 1:10

3LA-708

SECURE EDGE & ADJACENT JOISTS USING 2no M12 COACH BOLTS & NUTS AT 300mm INTERVALS ALONG JOISTS

2512

5

250


4

LA-708

100


VA

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S

150

ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK LH DECKING SLOPE CORRECTOR SUPPORTS WITH PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED. ADJUST BASES TO TAKE UP GRADE OF SCREED TO SUSPENDED SLAB AND LEVEL TOP. 0.8m MAX SPACINGS ALONG JOISTS/TIMBER EDGES WITH PARALLEL STAGGERING. LOCATE 1no. ADDITIONAL VERSIJACK UNDER ALL JOIST CONNECTIONS WHERE THEY ARE NOT SUPPORTED BY EQUAL ANGLE FIXED TO BUILDING'S FACADE. REFER DETAIL FOR VERSIJACK LOCAITONS


RL 14.70

32x150mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK TIMBER EDGE MAX 800 C/C SPACING

60 C/C

MAX 800 C/C SPACING

SECTION ALONG TIMBER EDGE AT CHANGE IN DIRECTION OF DECKINGScale: 1:10

4LA-708

SECURE EDGE & ADJACENT JOISTS USING 2no. M12 COACH BOLTS & NUTS AT 300mm INTERVALS ALONG JOISTS. REFER DETAIL

125x25mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK DECKING WITH RADIAL TIMBER P/L'S "NEW DECK" PROFILE OR SIMILAR APPROVED. FIXED TO 50x175mm TIMBER JOIST

3

LA-708

3

LA-708



250 ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK LH SLOPE CORRECTOR DECKING

SUPPORTS WITH 50mm VJ BATTEN SUPPORTS AND PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED. ADJUST BASES TO TAKE UP GRADE OF SCREED TO SUPPORTING SLAB AND LEVEL TOP. 0.8m MAX SPACINGS ALONG JOISTS/TIMBER EDGES WITH PARALLEL STAGGERING. SCREW FIX JOISTS TO BATTEN SUPPORTS. REFER DETAIL FOR VERSIJACK LOCATIONS

RL 14.70

5

40°

5 TY

P

5

INDICATIVE PLAN - COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT ASSEMBLYScale: 1:10

8LA-708

6,7LA-708

ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK GP PAVING SUPPORTS WITH PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED

HALF SECTIONS OF ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK GP PAVING SUPPORTS WITH HALF SECTIONS OF PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED

32MPa COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT WITH REINFORCEMENT. REFER DETAILS REINFORCEMENT TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION

5,6

LA-708

CL CL


40°

630

405

1867

2350

32MPa COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT WITH REINFORCEMENT. 4mm CHAMFERS TO ALL EDGES. SAND BLASTED FINISH. COLOUR TBC. REINFORCEMENT TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION

PLAN - COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNITScale: 1:10

5LA-708

6,7

LA-7

08

445

192

192

134

44

405

BU

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SECTION - PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT INTERFACE WITH BUILDINGScale: 1:10

9LA-708

5,8

LA-70832MPa COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT WITH REINFORCEMENT. REFER DETAILS. REINFORCEMENT TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION

10mm ABLEFLEX EXPANSION JOINT OR SIMILAR APPROVED WITH SILKAFLEX CAULKING, COLOUR TO MATCH ADJACENT PAVING

75x75x6mm GALVANISED EQUAL ANGLE FIXED TO BUILDING FACADE USING M12 GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK SCREWS WITH 75mm EMBEDMENT. 450mm CENTRES. REFER DETAIL

ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK GP PAVING SUPPORTS WITH PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED. ADJUST TO TAKE UP GRADE OF SUPPORTING SLAB AND LEVEL TOP OF PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT

90mm MAX DEPTH SCREED LAYER WITH TANKING TO TOP - TO ARCHITECT'S DETAIL


BUILDING FACADE TO ARCHITECT'S DETAILS

SECTION PARALLEL TO BUILDING FACADE - PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT INTERFACE WITH BUILDINGScale: 1:10

10LA-708


450 CENTRES

90mm MAX DEPTH SCREED LAYER, WITH TANKING TO TOP, TO ARCHITECT'S DETAIL

9

LA-708

10

LA-708

75x75x6mm GALVANISED EQUAL ANGLE FIXED TO BUILDING FACADE USING M12 GALVANISED HEX HEAD BOLTS WITH 75mm EMBEDMENT. 450mm CENTRES. REFER DETAIL

5

32MPa COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT WITH REINFORCEMENT. REFER DETAILS. REINFORCEMENT TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION


5,8

LA-708

5,6

LA-708

5,6

LA-708100

90

250

SECTION - PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT INTERFACE WITH DECKINGScale: 1:10

11LA-708

10mm ABLEFLEX EXPANSION JOINT OR SIMILAR APPROVED WITH SILKAFLEX CAULKING, COLOUR TO MATCH ADJACENT PAVING

SCREED LAYER, WITH TANKING TO TOP, TO ARCHITECT'S DETAILSSUPPORTING SLAB TO ARCHITECT'S DETAILS

125

25

250

HALF SECTIONS OF ELMICH P/L VERSIJACK GP PAVING SUPPORTS WITH HALF SECTIONS OF PEDESTAL EXTENDERS AS REQUIRED. ADJUST TO TAKE UP GRADE OF SUPPORTING SLAB AND LEVEL TOP OF PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT. LOCATIONS AS SHOWN

32MPa COLOURED PRECAST CONCRETE PAVING UNIT WITH REINFORCEMENT. REFER DETAILS. REINFORCEMENT TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION



125x25mm SEASONED AUSTRALIAN CLASS 1 GREY IRONBARK DECKING WITH RADIAL TIMBER P/L'S "NEW DECK" PROFILE OR SIMILAR APPROVED. FIXED TO 50x175mm TIMBER JOIST WITH 2no. GALVANISED COUNTERSUNK COACH SCREWS WITH STAGGERED ALIGNMENT. 10mm GAPS BETWEEN DECKING BOARDS, NO GAP BETWEEN DECKING BOARDS AND TIMBER EDGE. REFER PLAN FOR ALIGNMENT OF BOARDS. STAGGER END JOINS OF BOARDS IN AN IRREGULAR MANNER. REFER DETAIL




RL 14.70

RL 14.70

RL 14.70 RL 14.70

60 C/C

800 MAX

SECTION - DECKING EDGEScale: 1:10

12LA-708

SECURE EDGE & ADJACENT JOISTS USING 2no. M12 COACH BOLTS & NUTS AT 300mm INTERVALS ALONG JOISTS. REFER DETAIL


3

LA-708


SCREED LAYER, WITH TANKING TO TOP, TO ARCHITECT'S DETAIL 15

MA

X



800 MAX C/C

50

GREEN ROOF - REFER DETAIL

25


12mm COMPRESSED CEMENT SHEET(BLUEBOARD). SEAL WITH BITUMEN PAINT. SECURE THROUGH TIMBER EDGE AND PARALLEL JOIST INTO ABUTING JOIST USING 2no. HEX HEAD SCREWS WITH 50mm EMBEDMENT. BOTTOM OF COMPRESSED CEMENT SHEET TO SIT A MAXIMUM OF 15mm ABOVE THE TOP OF THE SCREED


13

LA-708

RL 14.70RL 14.45


NOTE: INDICATIVE VERSIPAVE LAYOUT ONLY - BUILDER TO CONFIRM LAYOUT IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURE'S RECOMENDATIONS AND OPTIMAL VERSIJACK SPACING IS ACHEIVED

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An excerpt from the fi rst landscape construction package which I was solely responsible for generating. This was also my fi rst introduction to greenroof design and working on structure.

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