Works - Photos
![Exploded Axo Copy.jpg](https://showcase.falmouth.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Exploded-Axo-copy-2835x1890.jpg)
Emily Chalk
Axonometric of Proposal
This is an exploded axo of my proposal, highlighting the internal function of the buildings.
![Render SE.jpg](https://showcase.falmouth.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Render-SE-2835x1890.jpg)
Emily Chalk
South Elevation POV
This render shows the perspective of a visitor standing in the market looking at the restaurant and museum building. It features the primary timber structure, of which is an element I have used throughout the design to tie the buildings together.
![Labelled Ground Plan.jpg](https://showcase.falmouth.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Labelled-Ground-Plan-2835x1890.jpg)
Emily Chalk
Labelled Plan (Ground Floor)
This plan shows the uses of the ground floor spaces, as well as a basic overview of the surrounding site. More plans available on my instagram.
![Section 2.jpg](https://showcase.falmouth.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Section-2-2835x1890.jpg)
Emily Chalk
Section
This section shows the length of site, from the north to the south, facing east. Our site is located in Camborne, next to the bus station.
![Timber Structure Map.jpg](https://showcase.falmouth.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Timber-Structure-Map-scaled.jpg)
Emily Chalk
Map of Timber Structures
I decided to use timber structures as the language to connect my building by. The material is both sustainable and available locally, reducing transport costs, as well as adding a more natural aesthetic. This is highly needed as Camborne (our site) is severely lacking in natural spaces.
![West Elevation.jpg](https://showcase.falmouth.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/West-Elevation-2835x1890.jpg)
Emily Chalk
West Elevation
This shows the main entrance to the proposal, the timber structure acting as a directional feature. More elevational renders will be available on my instagram.