Graduates in Architecture Urban Planning

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Measured Drawing 1:100

Kenzie Harrison

Feature image for Nour Lebbakh

Image shows an axonometric coloured line drawing 80 Commercial Street highlighting existing and retrofitted areas. Construction material sources are mapped.

Ailie Maconochie

The mobility hub on weekday functions mainly to fulfil everyday needs of transit and cater to the other services the mobility hub offers, such as delivery hubs, bike storage and retail. The public square is open for socialisation and interaction. On weekends and other occasions, pedestrianised areas are open for other temporary activities such as farmer's markets, food trucks, and so on, with a diverse range of products that 'fit' with local community needs and 'tastes'.

Picture of 1:50 sectional model made of MDF and blue acrylic with model people.

Axonometric showing Gallagher with the modules and bridge

Sectional perspective sketch from the Hilltown on the left, down through the new library and public plaza to the Murraygate on the right.

A nighttime axonometric drawing showing the Cowgate community kitchen in its context. The proposal consists of four stone warehouses, a walled garden and a large glowing greenhouse. Residents line the cobbled streets to sell produce at market stalls and eat along the narrow cobbled Sugarhouse Wynd. The wider context consists of orchards and raised growing beds.

Mackenzie Thompson

Architect's drawing of living space above shop unit

Doroteya Trifonova

A collage of colourful posters showing sports happening across the built landscape of Dundee. People are climbing the former college building, skateboarders riding west bells street car park, tennis in the city, redbull events popping up, Dundee's first ever 5k park run, a mtb track starting at the law. A hive of sports and recreational activity in Dundee's city centre.