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THE SURVEYOR'S INSTITUTE OF MAPPING + CASTING

Year 3, Semester 2; 2022

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This project reinterprets upon the current issues surrounding common vernacular within the Regent's cityscape, through 'unsolving' the city's fragments of John Nash, and constructing a new future within the modern-day ideals of the government's 'Build Back Better' initiative, as well as the Dymaxion's notion of common unity.

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The Surveyor's Institute of Mapping and Casting is a mothership for organised thought; providing a set of testbeds for the collation of information accrued by the creative user, and acts as a site for experimenting and reproducing fragments of Nash's 'new' vernacular.

 

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Masterplanning and mapping neoclassical sites in the Regency.

Conceptual Digital Collages - experimenting with the Wachsmann frame typology.

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World Game Compositions - spatial research towards the underlying programme.

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Ground floor plan - exhibition hall and external courtyard.

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Third floor plan - internalised map rooms and central workshop.

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East elevation facing Great Portland Street station.

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Long section denoting groundscape to roofscape programme within the Institute.

North elevation facing Marylebone Road.

Short section denoting groundscape to roofscape programme within the Institute.

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Rendered perspectives of CNC workshop spaces within the basement levels.

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Internal groundscape of institute - exposition floorplate and stairs to surveyal equipment 'depots'.

Entrance approach from Great Portland street, looking onto main lift core and external 'Cast Court' exposition space.

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The Dymaxion World Game observatory deck - a modern continuation of Buckminster Fuller's legacy.

Internal atmospheric isometric of cartography map rooms.

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Final isometric render - "The Cartographer in his Cloud"

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