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INTERNATIONAL | ARCHITECTS | MASTERPLANNERS | DESIGNERS

Chapman Taylor LLP is a Limited Liability Partnership registered in England, number OC328839. Registered office 10 Eastbourne Terrace, London, W2 6LG. © Chapman Taylor 2016

CHAPMAN TAYLOR Chapman Taylor is a multi-award winning international practice of architects, masterplanners and interior designers. A world-leader in the creation of commercially successful places and spaces. With experience in every major industry sector, we specialise in Retail, Leisure, Hospitality, Residential, Workplace and Transportation design and, in particular, the combination of these sectors into large scale mixed-use environments. Operating from 19 regional design studios across Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Central & South America, we have designed many ground-breaking environments and schemes across 90 countries globally. Our success is principally due to the quality of our people who are industry leaders in blending both the art and science of architecture to deliver creativity and best in class design, together with effective and sustainable buildings.

WINNER OF OVER 200 ARCHITECTURAL AWARDS GLOBALLY www.chapmantaylor.com

CONTENTS FOREWORD1 DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

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WORKING INTERNATIONALLY

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AWARDS6 DELIVERING SUSTAINABILITY

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SECTORS10 HOSPITALITY12 CLIENTS96 OFFICES98 1

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

VALUE

CREATIVITY

As architects we desire to create lasting statements of design creativity, flair and significance. At the heart of our response to a brief is a sound commercial solution, which through its design, adds value and establishes viability. We believe our input to the commercial success of any project starts at the masterplanning stage where the project vision is established and strategic decisions are made. These components, if correctly assimilated into a design brief, provide the framework for the overlay of the architectural design. Which establishes a successful built and spatial environment within the development.

Good design is paramount to everything that we do and we believe that truly creative designs go far beyond the look and feel. They are based on a complex set of criteria. The environments we create reflect the past, present and future times and take into account people’s imaginations, priorities, needs, cultures and tastes. They feel contemporary and yet are responsive to their contexts. The environments that we create today will enrich and enliven the people who use them tomorrow. Well designed spaces inspire, relax and invigorate without being overtly fashionable. Our aim is to create timeless architecture where detail is essential – materials, textures, colours, style and construction. Encapsulating all of these elements into an economically and environmentally sustainable design is what makes our designs creatively intelligent.

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VISION

INNOVATION

One of our strengths lies in the ability to work with our clients to develop a design strategy. We articulate, develop and deliver our core design principles which underpins our ongoing success. We take time to understand what adds value to communities, how people interact with their environments, what peoples needs are, and what their aspirations are for the future. We observe patterns and trends to help predict how our clients’ and users needs are likely to evolve. This enables us to interpret a project’s requirements more precisely and to provide solutions that are responsive to social, economic, individual, political and technological drivers. It is our belief that architecture should emphasise the intelligent use of space where imaginative, well-designed buildings allied to considered masterplanning strategies will make developments whether urban or rural, attractive hubs of social interaction. Our aim is for people to sense that their built surroundings reflect their aspirations and stimulate the right emotions.

Our true innovation is the ability to deliver successful solutions across various sectors and cultures. Our designs are a balance of creativity, design and commercial astuteness. Intelligent designs have to succeed on many levels, provide a commercially sound product through viability, vitality, affordability and deliverability. For we have delivered commercially successful projects. This is because we believe that commercial doesn’t mean irresponsible or uninspired. In fact, quite the contrary, it requires extra sensitivity, thoughtfulness, innovation and creativity. We have a thorough understanding of how commercial architecture can add value to communities economically, aesthetically, socially, culturally and environmentally. We believe that buildings should be like their users, individual with unique personalities, needs and objectives.

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WORKING INTERNATIONALLY Our design studios work as a cohesive team, pooling skills and resources to produce bespoke, inspirational, and commercially effective retail environments. HUNDREDS OF PROJECTS, THOUSANDS OF CONNECTIONS

COUNTRIES WE WORK IN: Albania Algeria Angola Antigua & Barbuda Argentina Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Belgium Bosnia Brazil Bulgaria Central African Republic China Colombia 4

Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Dominican Republic Egypt Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Ghana Greece Hong Kong Hungary India Indonesia

Iran Iraq Ireland Israel Italy Jordan Kazakhstan Kenya Kyrgyzstan Latvia Lebanon Libya Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Malaysia

Maldives Malta Mexico Montenegro Morocco Moldova Myanmar Netherlands Nigeria Norway Oman Pakistan Panama Poland Philippines Peru

Portugal Qatar Romania Russia St Kitts & Nevis Saudi Arabia Serbia Seychelles Singapore Slovakia Slovenia Spain South Korea Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland

Syria Tanzania Thailand Tunisia Turkey Ukraine United Arab Emirates United Kingdom USA Vietnam Yemen

OUR LOCATIONS LONDON

EST. 1959

ABU DHABI BANGKOK

EST. 2015

EST. 2011

BOGOTÁ

EST. 2014

BRISTOL

EST. 2012

BRUSSELS

EST. 1993

DOHA

EST. 2015

DUBAI

EST. 2015

DÜSSELDORF MADRID

MANCHESTER MILAN

EST. 2000

EST. 2002

MOSCOW

EST. 2007

NEW DELHI PARIS

EST. 1997

EST. 2000

EST. 2008

EST. 2001

PRAGUE

EST. 1998

SÃO PAULO SHANGHAI WARSAW

EST. 2009 EST. 2008

EST. 1999

WHERE WE WORK

19 90 6 1959 ESTABLISHED

LOCATIONS

2000+

PROJECTS COMPLETED

200+

AWARDS WON

WORK IN

ACROSS

COUNTRIES

CONTINENTS

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NATIONALITIES

35+

LANGUAGES 5

AWARD WINNING VIVA ‘Best of the Best’ designed Shopping Centre in the World ICSC VIVA Award, 2015 Best Retail Architecture in the World International Property Awards, 2014/2015 The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise: International Trade, 2009 London Region Winner International Trade Awards, 2009 Architect of the Year CEE Retail Real Estate Awards, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012 Architectural Firm of the Year SEE Real Estate Awards, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 & 2011

2015 Trinity, Leeds, UK Global ICSC Awards

Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania Romania Green Building Council Trinity, Leeds, UK RLI Awards

Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania CEEQA Awards

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Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania Forbes Romania

Trinity, Leeds, UK New Centre Gold Award

Chapman Taylor CEE Retail Real Estate Awards

Disney Metro Station, Shanghai, China Excellent Creative Design Award

Renaissance Marriott Asia Pacific Property Awards

Trinity, Leeds, UK Structural Awards 2013 – Commendation

Sanya Serenity Marina Asia Pacific Property Awards

Trinity, Leeds, UK MAPIC Award 2013 – Best Retail Real Estate Development in City Centre

Mandarin Oriental Shop Asia Pacific Property Awards Bestech Headquarters Asia Pacific Property Awards Sanya Serenity Marina Marina Industries Association Awards Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania Green Leadership Awards Chapman Taylor SEE Real Estate Awards

2014 Trinity, Leeds, UK Global Retail & Leisure Awards

Trinity, Leeds, UK Yorkshire Property Industry Awards – Development of the Year Trinity, Leeds, UK West Yorkshire Building Excellence Awards Trinity, Leeds, UK Best Commercial Development Award Ravenna Masterplan Tourism for Italy – Overall Winner Chapman Taylor CEE Architectural Firm of the Year Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania CIJ Awards

Trinity, Leeds, UK ICSC European Shopping Centre Awards

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Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania CEEQA Awards

Centennial Hall, Wroclaw, Poland XXII Beautiful Wroclaw Competition – Best Architectural Completion 2011

Floreasca Park, Bucharest, Romania SEE Real Estate Awards Chapman Taylor Asia Pacific Property Awards Chapman Taylor EuropaProperty CEE Retail Real Estate Awards

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Chapman Taylor EuropaProperty SEE Real Estate Awards – Architectural Firm of the Year 2011 Centennial Hall, Wroclaw, Poland Top 10 Municipal Investments 2012 – Winner

Forum Sintra Across Award – Most Innovative Shopping Centre

Galeria Victoria, Wałbrzych, Poland CIJ Awards, Poland – Best Shopping Centre

Chapman Taylor Europaproperty CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – Architect of the Year 2011

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Chapman Taylor CEE Real Estate Quality Awards – RealGreen Services Provider of the Year

Chapman Taylor Europaproperty SEE Real Estate Awards – Architect of the Year

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Allee, Budapest, Hungary CIJ Awards, Hungary – Best Overall Project & Best Shopping Centre

SouthGate, Bath, UK ICSC Commendation for Large New Development

Allee, Budapest, Hungary CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – Best Shopping Centre of the Year (Large)

Forum Istanbul RLI Awards – International Retail & Leisure Destination of the Year. Sun Plaza, Bucharest, Romania SEE Real Estate Awards – Project of the Year 2010 & Large Shopping Centre of the Year Galeria Victoria, Walbrzych, Poland CEE Retail Real Estate Awards – Project of the Year 2010 & Medium Shopping Centre of the Year

2010 SouthGate, Bath, UK BCSC Gold Award St Davids 2, Cardiff, UK BCSC Gold & Supreme Award Forum Duisburg, Germany ICSC Awards, Development of the Year – Large Forum Duisburg, Germany ICSC Resource Award Winner SouthGate, Bath, UK The Georgian Group Architectural Awards – Giles Worsley Award Winner for a New Building in Georgian Context

Mira München, Munich, Germany DGNB Gold Award for Sustainable Buildings – Shopping Centres Baneasa Shopping City, Romania Europaproperty Awards – South Eastern European Project of the Year Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK Bristol City Council LABC Built In Quality and Sustainability Awards – Best Commercial Project. Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK Bristol City Council LABC Built In Quality and Sustainability Awards – Best Structural Innovation Chapman Taylor The Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade Forum Mersin, Turkey European Shopping Centre Awards – New Development: Large Category Princesshay, Exeter, UK RICS South West Awards – Regeneration Cabot Circus, Bristol, UK Structural Steel Design Award

GLOBAL HARBOUR Shanghai, China • Best Retail Architecture in the World International Property Awards 2014-15 • Asia Pacific Property Awards - Best Retail Architecture Asia Pacific • Asia Pacific Property Awards - Highly Commended Retail Interior China • Asia Pacific Property Awards - Best Retail Architecture China

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DELIVERING SUSTAINABILITY Making buildings both environmentally sustainable and economically viable has always been a challenge for designers. However, client and public perception of the value of effective sustainable design has changed dramatically. Technological innovations and wider understanding of efficient systems have meant that this challenge has become considerably easier.

The requirement for Energy Performance Certificates in buildings and mandatory Carbon Emission Calculations means that the value of property portfolios can now be affected by their environmental credentials. It therefore makes commercial sense for projects to take full advantage of the marketing opportunities and potential financial advantages brought by maximising a buildings environmental performance. A fundamental approach at Chapman Taylor has always been about creating the right urban framework and mix of uses that are the foundation of truly environmentally and socially sustainable environments. As creative and sustainability-conscious designers, we have an underlying objective to maximise the potential of any scheme, while striving to minimise its environmental impact. We have established a strong and successful working relationship with some of the best international environmental consultants, leading to achievement of BREEAM, LEED and other energy performance codes on many of our projects. In the UK, a sustainable approach was implemented from the outset on the multi-award-winning integrated urban regeneration scheme at Cabot Circus, Bristol. The project was the first retail-led development in the UK to achieve the highest BREEAM rating of Excellent. Lowenergy features include LED lighting to the streets and natural ventilation of the unconditioned streetscape, which is estimated to save five million kWh of energy per yearequivalent to the energy consumed by 450 homes.

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Peel’s MediaCityUK which comprises media related work places and studios as well as 371 apartments, a 216 bed hotel and other additional uses, became the first development in the world to become a BREEAM Sustainable Community. Leading technological solutions were incorporated into the design of this £500m development, including making use of one of its greatest assets—water from the Manchester Ship Canal to cool a tri-generation combined heating, power and cooling plant that supplies all the buildings on the 36 acre site. The 106,000m² inner city regeneration project at Forum Duisburg, Germany, was the first retail project in mainland Europe to be awarded a BREAAM Very Good rating for its impressive sustainable features. The building materials used are prevalent throughout the local region. A block heating unit allows power, heat and refrigeration to be generated on the spot, reducing average total energy consumption by at least 25 percent compared to that of similar building types. Furthermore, a 10,000m² lawn roof above the department store was installed to improve the microclimate of the surrounding area. The development was honoured with the Sustainable Resource Award and the Best New Development of the Year: Large, in the ICSC 2010 Awards. We have in-house BREEAM assessors and a dedicated Sustainability Group tasked with promoting awareness and disseminating knowledge of effective and relevant sustainable design internally and to our clients. Chapman Taylor is a member of the Green Building Council in the UK, Poland, Romania and Czech Republic.

EXCELLENT CABOT CIRCUS Bristol UK

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SECTORS Since 1959, we have established a reputation for delivering commercially successful, creative and innovative environments across a variety of sectors worldwide. Our approach is based on creating the right design framework and mix of uses which is the foundation of a truly environmentally and socially sustainable places. OUR AIM IS TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE.

MASTERPLANNING

MIXED-USE

RETAIL

LEISURE

INTERIORS

TRANSPORTATION

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WORKPLACE

RESIDENTIAL

HOSPITALITY

DELIVERY

WATERSIDE

GRAPHICS

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HOSPITALITY Our practice has in-depth experience in designing a wide variety of hospitality developments ranging from major resorts with themed multihotel and residential masterplans to 5-star hotels in major cities around the world. We have a clear understanding of the major aspect of the customer experience; the size and configuration of the hotel guestroom.

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MARRIOTT 5* HOTEL Lucknow, India

2008 Start & End

A 120 room, five star hotel for Gemini Continental Ltd site. The project is an exciting opportunity to create a landmark modern hotel in this major regional capital city. Opening in May 2015. Winner of Asia Pacific Property Awards 2015

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BRIGHTON SQUARE Pattaya, Thailand

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2013 - Current Start & End

Brighton Square situated in Pattaya, Thailand will consist of a 450 room, 3-star hotel plus a retail development providing 3000m² of leasable space with function room facilities.

The development, planned to open in 2015, will be a cutting-edge, mixed-use development in what is a popular tourist destination for both Western and Eastern tourists.

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BRIGHTON SQUARE Pattaya, Thailand

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BRIGHTON SQUARE Pattaya, Thailand

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4* CITY CENTRE HOTEL CONFIDENTIAL Qatar

A 75 Bay hotel related to a sports facility which is adjacent to two 1000 seat event halls. The dynamic contemporary form of the facades responds to the angles of the sun to create an interesting play of light and shade across the building.

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2012 - Current Start & End

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5* CITY CENTRE HOTEL Qatar

A 5 star luxury city centre boutique hotel with 80 bays and a destination SPA. The plan is in ‘U’ shape to maximise sea views from all the rooms across a beautifully landscaped roof terrace.

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2012 - Current Start & End

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5* CITY CENTRE HOTEL Qatar

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EMPORIA HOTEL, MALL OF QATAR Doha, Qatar

A 120 room, five star hotel for local hotelier Gemini Continental Ltd on a 7,500m² site. The project is an exciting opportunity to create a landmark modern hotel in this major regional capital city.

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2016 Opening

The new hotel brand by Hilton is to make its Middle East debut in Qatar in 2016. An architectural concept and lifestyle design key hotel located 15 km. from Doha City directly adjacent and connected to the Al Rayyan Shopping Centre and close to the Al Rayyan football stadium that will be used for the World Cup in 2022. Chapman Taylor Madrid office provided scheme

design and detailed design services. The 208-key hotel will provide amenities including three upscale restaurants, a lobby lounge, one outdoor pool and a fitness centre featuring dedicated treatment rooms. Among the meeting and event spaces there will be several boardrooms and meeting rooms and a multi-function banquet hall.

EMPORIA HOTEL, MALL OF QATAR Doha, Qatar The new hotel brand by Hilton is to make its Middle East debut in Qatar in 2016. An architectural concept and lifestyle design key hotel located 15 km. from Doha City directly adjacent and connected to the Al Rayyan Shopping Centre and close to the Al Rayyan football stadium that will be used for the World Cup in 2022. Chapman Taylor Madrid office provided scheme design and detailed design services. The 208-key hotel will provide amenities including three upscale restaurants, a lobby lounge, one outdoor pool and a fitness centre featuring dedicated treatment rooms. Among the meeting and event spaces there will be several boardrooms and meeting rooms and a multi-function banquet hall.

Under construction, Opening 2016

Client Urbacon Trading Opening 2016 Sector Hospitality Statistics 26,.000 m2 GLA CT Role Scheme Design and Detailed Design services CT Madrid Office

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LALEZI BAY Durrës, Albania

2008 - Current Start & End

Lalezi Bay is located on the Adriatic Sea, 30km north-west of Tirana. The site is part of a long unspoilt coastline 20km to the north of the principal seaside town of Durrës, and is characterised by a 100m wide sandy beach. New road networks have been constructed which give excellent direct access to

the resort from the capital city and the international airport. It has fantastic potential to create a major worldclass resort with incredible sea views, and a residential community, exploiting the efficient transportation links and the varied and beautiful landscape.

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LALEZI BAY Durrës, Albania

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BELLO HORIZONTE RESORT Santa Marta, Colombia

An innovative architectural project consisting of two magnificent towers based on a podium. This unique building is designed to pay homage to its surrounding landscape by representing the image of a cruise ship in motion, with the bow towards the sea and sails in the wind. Located in a popular tourist coastal area in Colombia where the green mountains meet the sea, includes a 100-room hotel, leisure premises, restaurants and recreational activities spread out across 16 floors. The roof top swimming pools in both towers compliment the breath-taking views over the ocean, and the exquisite interior design gives the building an elusive character. The project incorporates photovoltaic panels, a method of generating electrical power by converting sunlight into electricity using semiconducting materials, and wind turbines on the roof, mitigate the energy consumption that the building will demand in its lifespan. This sustainability feature, and its unique appearance, will differentiate this iconic building when completed in 2016.

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2016 Opening

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AIRPORT TRANSIT HOTEL Abu Dhabi, UAE

2009 Start & End

The hotel building is a gateway to Abu Dhabi, and provides a well connected extension to the service and quality at Abu Dhabi International Airport T3. The hotel ground level acts as a front door, connecting the Airport and function guests via the main vehicular dropoff, and the T3 carpark via a covered pedestrian walkway. The building base is a sculpted form as though a solid landscape had been carved out over time by the movement of people in and out of the building. The landscape design also

responds to natural elements, creating a dynamic terrain that flows seamlessly to integrate the exterior environment with the building’s interior; the rich colours and textures of native flora marry with water elements and shade to create a sheltered oasis. Room interior materials and finishes adopt a calm neutral palette inspired by desert sands, contrasted by cool colours that reflect crisp shadows across its surface. Strong colours are used as bold highlights, complementing the richness of the building facade. 37

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NOVOTEL RESORT HOTEL Tangier, Morocco

2010 - Current Start & End

Overhanging the sea and the forest, this 180 room hotel with spectacular views is delicately set on the edge of a cliff. The public areas open out onto gardens and a pine forest. The circulation and access from the main road are protected by a generous moucharabiehs fence, whilst the rooms are oriented towards the sea, taking full advantage of the view.

Along the sea–facing edge, terraces, balconies and the infinity swimming pool, follow the topography of the site, offering a variety of leisure experiences. Resolutely contemporary, the design of the building protects itself from wind and excessive sun, and offers a magnificent view of Tangier Bay.

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FG ROYAL HOTEL Riga, Latvia

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2011 - Current Start & End

An extensive refurbishment of a sevenstorey 1980s hotel located at the entrance to the old, medieval, city of Riga and alongside its main park and Freedom Memorial, to create a modern 4-star plus hotel. Careful interior replanning has enabled additional guest rooms to be created within the existing building footprint bringing total capacity

up to 131-keys. Taking a cue, in part, from Riga’s Art Nouveau heritage a full interior design service has covered the entrance lobby, bar and restaurant, conference facilities, guest rooms and suites as well as a spa and cigar room in the basement. Chapman Taylor has also developed a new corporate identity and logo for the re-named hotel.

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FG ROYAL HOTEL Riga, Latvia

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MANDARIN ORIENTAL Bangkok, Thailand

The onging refurbishment/regeneration of bedrooms in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Bangkok and the roll-out of their F&B concept.

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2014 - Current Start & End

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42 MASLAK Istanbul, Turkey

2012 - 2016 Start & End

Madrid Office

The site is on the north of the European side of Istanbul, in an expanding business district of the city. The development of this steeply-sloping site is instead to provide a wide range of different uses which combine independent access and connectivity. The podium contains 30,000m2 of offices and 20,000m2 of speciality retail. Above this are two 35 storey towers, containing residential and a 200 room business hotel.

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BAKU PALACE HOTEL Baku, Azerbaijan

The designs for Azerbaijan’s principal hotel are sited in Baku immediately opposite the Parliament and facing the Remembrance Gardens. The 250-room bedroom tower is designed as a symbolic flame, which responds to the importance of oil to the nation, as well as exploiting the exceptional views from all the rooms to the Caspian Sea. The tower sits on a podium containing the public facilities of the hotel and a 30,000m² office building.

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2007 Start & End

PLAZA GRAFINGER STRASSE Munich, Germany

2011- Current Start & End

PLAZA Grafinger Strasse will be the central development in a new district in Munich on a former industrial site within the inner ring. A local shopping centre occupies most of the ground floor, while separate buildings with various functions complete the block perimeter on the upper levels, forming a courtyard garden on the roof of the shopping centre accessible to the public via a grand external stair. The individual buildings are occupied by a hotel, extended-stay apartments, offices and a fitness and sports medicine building, over which a climbing centre cantilevers.

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SERENITY MARINA Hainan, China

2009 - 2012 Start & End

Serenity Marina, also known as Sanya Marina, is the first world class marina on Hainan Island and unique in China. Chapman Taylor Shanghai are responsible for designing the waterfront and land development. Conceived as a marina village, the Serenity Marina is situated on the southern peninsula of the city of Sanya, known to be the best holiday resort in China with a climate akin to the Mediterranean. The development, part of Serenity Island, covers an area of 70,000m2 with 1,120m of breakwaters and comprises a mix of residential, office, retail and the 150 room Serenity Hotel, together with the marina requirements of a club house, sailing school and 350 fully serviced yacht moorings, including superyacht berths.

Chapman Taylor Shanghai worked with the client from early conceptual design stage and were the lead architects for the project delivering the masterplan, architectural design and landscape development. To ensure that the marina was designed to the highest standards work was carried out alongside Camper & Nicholsons Marinas, one of the world’s oldest and most prestigious yachting names, who provided expert advice and consulting skills enabling the finished development to reflect the needs of a world leading marina. Opened in early 2012, the marina was the only Asian stopover host-port in the 2012 Volvo Ocean Racing Series.

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DARSENA SANT ELENA Venice, Italy

This project will redevelop 14.5 hectares in the extreme south east of the city of Venice. It retains the present urban geography, refurbishing the existing buildings and external spaces and proposes the construction of a new ‘artificial island’ with a new harbour for approximately 450 boats plus port services, retail businesses, a hotel and a boathouse.

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2008 Start & End

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CRYSTAL CITY Dead Sea, Jordan

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2008 - Current Start & End

The scheme consists of a 300 key, five star hotel and residential resort on the Dead Sea, inspired by Andalusian and Moroccan architecture. The site projects out into the sea, with magnificent views of the coastline and the mouth of the ‘Wadi Main’. The main and spa hotels have a total built area of 63,000m² and the apartments 52,000m².

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LA PLACE New Cairo City, Cairo, Egypt

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sides, North, East and West while the South side is a neighbor of the Credit Agricole Headquarters. The land area lower comprises 25,000 m2 including all external roads, and the plot net area is of 17,835 m2. Since the volumetric theory will be applied to the project as authorized, the foot print will be 40% of the total plot area. Therefore, the ground floor foot print is of 10,000 m2. La Place’s total built up area is 58 375 m2. The retail is divided into two separate buildings, the retail mall and the retail island with a total built up area of 25,680 m². The Hotel is a separate building connected with the retail island in the third floor where it is used as a business club, with built up area 9,780 m2. All services including parking areas at the upper and lower basements have a built up area of 22,915 m2.

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2017 Opening

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TORRES DE LUANDA Luanda, Angola

2017 Opening

A mixed-use project that combines multiple program components such as commercial, residential and offices plus a five-star hotel with convention centre. The design was inspired by the need to create a functional building with a strong and representative aesthetic.

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NILE CORNICHE Cairo, Eqypt

2009 - 2011 Start & End

The masterplan for a site on the shoreline of the Nile, integrated into a typical Cairo neighbourhood and with views to the Pyramids. The three main design factors are: views to the Pyramids & the Nile, a green plaza with social uses; and integration with its surroundings. The concept is derived from the richness of the Egyptian culture and nature, characterised by its geographical importance and its wealth of natural resources. Sails, banderoles and veils also inspired the concept. The water as a source of life, represented by the Nile, will guide us through the different elements, like the felucca sailboat, the primary transportation

of the Nile. A plaza links all the entrances to the towers and the podium through a wide pedestrian and vehicular exterior space, with drop off points, green zones, pergolas, shade and cafe terraces. It will be a social space that works like a lung giving oxygen to the neighbourhood and the relationship with the buildings.

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LAKE HOTEL & VILLAS Schuchye, Kazakhstan

The site is located three hours drive from the capital Astana. Set in a beautiful resort destination distinguished by lakes and forests. The development is made up of a 150 bed hotel with a large spa. In addition thirteen villas are located with direct views to the lake.

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2007 Start & End

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LAKE HOTEL & VILLAS Schuchye, Kazakhstan

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QINGLONGHU MASTERPLAN Fanshan District, China

The 5,390,000m² Masterplan for Qinglonghu Park exploits the uniquely attractive landscape setting, positioned on the border of the famous Qinglonghu Lake and the Beijing mountains. The core of the project is the international equestrian centre, a first of its kind in China, with three racecourses, training and promotional facilities, club house and residential units for equestrian enthusiasts. A theme park separates the equestrian community from the residential development comprising of low and mid-rise alpine style residential communities. Also included within the residential development is an international shopping centre, luxury shopping street and 5 star hotel and spa.

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2013 - 2014 Start & End

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ISLAND PARADISE RESORT Antigua

Chapman Taylor is currently masterplanning a major new resort and the group of islands in the beautiful Caribbean island paradise of Antigua The masterplan is made up of exclusive villa resorts on Crump Island, Maiden Island, Guiana Island and a private villa on Rabbit Island as well as golf and leisure resort masterplan for Crump Peninsula. Guests will fly into Antigua and arrive at a stunning reception centre on Barnacle Point before being taken by yacht to the tropical island resorts. Each part of the overall project has been given an individual branded identity to create a vibrant and diverse character to the masterplan. Chapman Taylor has developed a diverse range of contemporary Caribbean villas with a distinctive colour palette and a beautiful landscape setting. Phase 1 in Crump Penisula North includes a resort centre, casino, 1km long beach promenade aquapark, 600 serviced apartments and 237 villas.

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2013 - Current Start & End

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PARK PLAZA HOTEL Karjat, India

A 150 key resort hotel on a beautiful riverfront site 45 kilometres to the west of Mumbai. It is intended to be calm oasis from the hectic city life and a Thai style has been chosen to create a distinctive and restful image.

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2012 - Current Start & End

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5* HOTEL & RESORT ON A RECLAIMED ISLAND CONFIDENTIAL Middle East

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2013 Start & End

A 115 bay 5 star luxury resort hotel on a landfill island. The hotel has a Maroccan theme with many themed landscaped internal and external courtyards. The coast is surrounded exclusive by beaches and nearby 90 exclusive villas looking out to the azure coloured sea.

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CONFIDENTIAL Middle East

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2011 - Current Start & End

The resort is located next to a mangrove in an area with shallow beautifully coloured water. It is planned in three zones; two resort buildings and a central public building. To the south is the larger resort which has a walled courtyard planning concept. Each courtyard has a distinct function and is also defined by the themed gardens in each space. To the east, the courtyards open out to the sea, with the edges defined by the bedroom wings. The landscape

cascades down to the beach and the sea, drawing the building naturally into the site. At the centre of the development are a series of courtyards, plazas and streets containing the gift souk and beach club. This will welcome guests and the general pubic to the resort. To the north is the second resort. This is also courtyarded, but is themed on larger artificial water bodies, and water landscape themes and gardens.

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CONFIDENTIAL Middle East

2011 - Current Start & End

The heart of the resort is constructed on a 30 metre high man made hill, which is constructed using the earth removed from a nearby lagoon. Two drop-offs are located at the base of the hill. The western approach gives access up to the hotel lobby, and the northern entrance gives access to the banquet centre. The walls of the resort enclose a series of gardens and courtyards, with the hotel to the west; the banquet hall to the north; the all day dining and restaurants to the east and the spa to the south.

A series of infinity pools punch out of the wall to provide views out to sea. The edges of the hill are lined with villas, which in turn lead down to branded villas along the two resort beaches. To the south of the site are extensive beach club and sports facilities for guests and visitors. To the north-east is a themed fishing village with many restaurants and shops. From the top of the hill guests can overlook the desert, and the sea.

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CONFIDENTIAL Middle East

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2011 - Current Start & End

The plan is the ultimate expression of a multi-courtyard building of numerous shapes and sizes related to the treatment type. The resort is contained within a protective perimeter wall facing out to the lagoon, the beach, the villas and the corniche. The idea is to create a spa theme park, incorporating body, spa and cosmetic treatments from many parts of the world. It will include an Ayurvedic spa, a medical spa, a garden spa, a mineral springs spa and a fitness spa. It will

include treatments for Turkey, Sweden, Morocco, China, Thailand and Japan. You will be able to experience freezing pools, cold pools, hot pools and steam pools. It will be the world’s best spa resort. The complex will also contain all the other functions of a resort, with a long beach with dramatic views out to the sea along the Pier of Dreams. Villas line the edge of the island, all with water views as well as access to a large central park.

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2011 - Current Start & End

The resort is arranged into five independent and connected buildings with contrasting square shaped courtyard formats. Directly off the main access roundabout is the entrance building with a fantasy themed interior courtyard where the family groups will be organised prior to being allocated their rooms. The bedroom buildings are arranged in three identically sized square plots, each with their own entrance, as well as their own pool areas. The southern-most building contains the main dining facilities and a spa for tired mothers to relax. The central building contains a large themed indoor pool park. This will be particularly

popular during the hot summer months. The northern-most building contains a themed souk for toy, fashion and gift shopping. The last building in the complex is a major crèche club facility for younger children. All the buildings look out across extensive pool areas, which will be themed with pirate ships, mini-beaches, Caribbean harbours, desert islands etc. A boardwalk snakes along the beach, which will have beach volleyball and football areas, as well as extensive watersports activities. Café and restaurants of many types will also line the shore, looking out towards the beautiful sea.

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ALARAAR TOURISTIC BEACH TOWN Misrata, Libya

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2009 - 2011 Start & End

A mixed-use, up-market development which blends leisure, hospitality, sports, education, workplace and residential to create a stylish destination for relaxation, enjoyment, business, shopping and living. The new resort is situated on a superb beach site facing the Gulf of Sirte. The masterplan covers a site of 3,182,000m² with 1,262,000m² of built area.

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4* ALARAAR PALACE HOTEL Misrata, Libya

82

2009 - 2011 Start & End

This expansive 4* hotel is set in spacious grounds in a prominent beachfront location. Reaching almost to the foreshore the hotel and its associated beach-club are both at the heart of the overall resort whilst having an air of seclusion that makes them a restful and rejuvenating destination. The hotel has a palatial and traditional

style, which is organised into two main seaview wings, linked by a transverse building containing the foyer and restaurants, with additional wings to the north and south for the spa and ballroom. A serviced apartment building to the east forms the third side of an entrance forecourt, which creates a formal and impressive introduction to the hotel.

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+3,200

FFL + 3,000

+3,200

FFL + 3,000

FFL + 3,000

F1

+2,300

+3,200

AC UNIT

+3,000 F1

+2,300

+2,850

+2,500

FFL + 3,000

+2,700

+3,400

F1

+1,500

CHALET RESORT Misrata, Libya

2009 - 2011 Start & End

+1,100

+0,150

W2

±0,000

ELEVATION 1 (STREET)

ALL LEVELS ARE SUBJECT TO PROPOSED SITE LEVELS AS PER ADVICE FROM SERVICES AND INFRASTRUCTURE CONSULTANT AND LANDSCAPE DESIGNER

THIS DRAWING MUST NOT BE SCALED.

+2,100

+1,900 +0,850

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING COORDINATION WITH THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERS.

COPYRIGHT: THE INFORMATION IS TO BE USED ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROJECT FOR WHICH IT WAS PRODUCED. THE INFORMATION IS NOT TO BE CHANGED, ADDED TO, OR ITEMS REMOVED, IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE ARCHITECT.

+2,700 +2,100 S1

F1

W2

±0,000

S1

±0,000

ELEVATION 2 (GARDEN)

P1

+5,500

+4,000

+3,200

AC UNIT

FFL + 3,000

+3,200

FFL + 3,000 GENERAL NOTE:

+2,500

COMMUNAL GARDENS

S2

F1

Chalet interiors to be delivered complete with wall, floor and ceiling finishes, light fittings, fully equipped kitchen and bathrooms and walk-in closets Materials, finishes and workmanship to be generally of a good quality.

S2

F1

+1,100 ±0,000

ELEVATION 3 (SIDE)

+5,500

P1

F F1 F2 F3

FACADE Through-coloured render Locally sourced natural stone cladding Locally sourced natural stone coping / cill

W W1 W2 W3 W4

WINDOWS (Glazing) Openable hardwood framed windows with high-performance glazing Hardwood framed sliding doors with high-performance glazing Coloured glass blocks Openable skylight with high-performance glazing

R R1 R2

ROOF Double skin canvass on tension guides with support poles and ground fixing. Smooth concrete finish with gravel bedded in bitumen

S S1 S2

SHUTTERS / PRIVACY SCREENS Sliding / folding hardwood louvred shutter with matching frame Fixed hardwood lattice privacy screen with matching frame

D

DOORS (Generally) External doors - solid stained hardwood in matching frames complete with stainless steel ironmongery Internal doors - painted solid timber in matching frames complete with stainless steel ironmongery

PD PD1 PD2

PAVING AND DECKING (not forming part of the hard landscaping package) Terracotta tiling European redwood structural anti-slip decking

H H1 H2 H3

HANDRAILS AND BALUSTRADES Cantilevered heat-soaked toughened glass balustrade with point fixed continuous hardwood handrail Painted mild steel balustrade with continuous hardwood handrail Hardwood handrail

P P1

PERGOLA Hardwood posts and beams with concealed fixings. Fabric cover.

Fl Fl1 Fl2

FLOOR FINISHES Locally sourced natural stone tiles (polished) with matching skirting / string Large format fully vitrified ceramic tiling

Wa Wa1 Wa2

WALL FINISHES Ceramic tiling (to match floor tiling) taken up to 2000mm above FFL. Painted plaster above Painted plaster

C

CEILING FINISHES (Generally) Painted plasterboard ceilings

F3

+4,000

+3,200

+3,200

+2,500 +2,100

+3,400

WINDOW SILLS (Generally) Generally painted solid timber sills. SANITARY FITTINGS (Generally) Generally white china sets with chrome plated tapware, inc. +3,200 WC, seat cover, dual flush panel wash basin, bath, shower tray, shower screen, heating ladder, towel rails, etc. Low water use fittings to be

+2,850

+2,100

F

FURNITURE (Generally) +2,300 Furniture shown is indicative only and not included within the interiors scope other than: Kitchen units: Solid frame and veneer panel carcasses with melamine interiors Countertops in polished granite with stainless steel sink unit and mixer tap.

L

LIGHTING (Generally) +1,900 A combination of recessed spot lights and wall washers in living rooms and bedrooms, with downlighters to kitchens. Allowance to be made for lighting to underside of kitchen units.

+2,700

Walk-in Closet:

F1

+1,300 +1,700

S1 F1

±0,000

F1

±0,000

P1

Toughened glass mirror recessed into wall tiling above wash basins

F1

F3

COMMUNAL GARDENS

+5,500

Solid frame and veneer panel carcasses with melamine interiors Full height sliding laminated mirror set in aluminium frame F1

+0,850

ADDITIONAL NOTE: Electrical Installation: Provisoin to be made for switches, dimmers and sockets for power, telecommunications and +0,150 high-speed internet with cable / satellite connections (to be defined by the electrical designer External Works: Hard and soft landscaping to be defined by the landscape consultant (inc. boundary walls and gates, private plunge pools and gazebos, etc).

+4,000 DRAWING ORIGINATOR

+3,200

Chapman Taylor

F1 Chapman Taylor LLP Architects Masterplanners Designers 10 Eastbourne Terrace London W2 6LG Tel +44 (0) 20 7371 3000 Fax +44 (0) 20 7371 1949

+2,300

FF

FFL + 3,000

+2,500

DRAWING TITLE

CHALET ZONE 1 BEDROOM CHALET ELEVATIONS +1,100

±0,000 PRELIMINARY FOR INFORMATION AND PRICING ONLY JOB NO

ELEVATION 4 (SIDE) SIDE ELEVATION

CHK

GREAT SOCIALIST PEOPLE'S LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

FFL + 3,000 specified.

FFL + 3,000

DESCRIPTION

F3

Ws

Sa

+3,600 FFL + 3,000

REV DATE IN'L

A952-AAL

DRAWING STATUS

DRAWN DATE

PRELIMINARY

JANUARY 2010

DRAWN BY

ISSUE DATE

ELEVATION 1 (STREET) STREET ELEVATION

SCALE

1:50@A1 CHECKED BY INI'T

AC

ADK

COMPANY CODE

AREA / ZONE

FLOOR LEVEL

CTP 08B --

ELEVATION

-

ELEMENT DRAWING NO REVISION / STAGE

S1 004

00

P1

+5,500

+4,000

+3,200

AC UNIT

FFL + 3,000

+3,200

FFL + 3,000

+2,500

COMMUNAL GARDENS

S2

F1

S2

F1

+1,100 ±0,000

ELEVATION 3 (SIDE)

+5,500

P1

F3

+4,000

+3,600 FFL + 3,000

+3,200

+3,200

+2,500 +2,100

+3,400

F1

+2,100

F3

F1

+1,300 +1,700

S1 F1

±0,000

ELEVATION 4 (SIDE)

84

±0,000

Directly linked to a 4* hotel but organised as a distinct entity, the chalet complex runs along the Mediterranean Sea beachfront and is arranged as a series of horseshoe shaped groups each wrapped around a private communal garden with landscaping and pools. Architecturally the chalets offer two distinct faces: that to the entrance side is solid and traditional in character with heavy walls and small P1

F3

P1

+5,500

+4,000

+3,200

FFL + 3,000

window openings speaking of privacy and safety, while the garden and sea face is light and open with cool shaded verandas and terraces looking out to the sea and the beach. It is, in part, a microcosm of the overall Alaraar masterplan relating to the city wall and the park through its contrasting characters. Once inside the outer wall the ambience is all about family relaxation and holidays by the sea.

+3,200

F1

+2,300

+2,300

F3

FFL + 3,000

FFL + 3,000

+3,000

F1

+2,500

F1

+1,500

+1,900

+5,500

NOTES THIS DRAWING IS NOT TO BE USED FOR CONSTRUCTION.

F3

+4,000

+3,200

AC UNIT +2,850

FFL + 3,000

+2,700

+3,400

THE DRAWINGS SHOW THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INTENT AND ARE SUBJECT TO DESIGN DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING COORDINATION WITH THE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND BUILDING SERVICES ENGINEERS. ALL LEVELS ARE SUBJECT TO PROPOSED SITE LEVELS AS PER ADVICE FROM SERVICES AND INFRASTRUCTURE CONSULTANT AND LANDSCAPE DESIGNER COPYRIGHT: THE INFORMATION IS TO BE USED ONLY IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROJECT FOR WHICH IT WAS PRODUCED. THE INFORMATION IS NOT TO BE CHANGED, ADDED TO, OR ITEMS REMOVED, IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE ARCHITECT.

+2,700

THIS DRAWING MUST NOT BE SCALED.

+2,100

+2,100

W2

+0,850

THE AREAS INDICATED SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS APPROXIMATE AREAS ONLY ACCORDING TO THE CURRENT STATE OF THE DESIGN. ANY DECISIONS MADE ON THE BASIS OF THESE PREDICTIONS, WHETHER AS TO PROJECT VIABILITY, PRE-LETTING, LEASE AGREEMENTS OR THE LIKE, SHOULD INCLUDE DUE ALLOWANCES FOR THE INCREASES AND DECREASES INHERENT IN THE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT AND BUILDING PROCESSES.

+3,600

F1

S1

W2

S1

+1,100 +0,150

±0,000

±0,000

ELEVATION 1 (STREET)

±0,000

ELEVATION 2 (GARDEN)

P1

+5,500

P1

P1

+5,500

+5,500

NOTES

THIS DRAWING IS NOT T

+4,000

F3

+4,000

F3

+4,000

F3

THE AREAS INDICATED SHOULD BE ACCORDING TO THE CURRENT STA THE BASIS OF THESE PREDICTI PRE-LETTING, LEASE AGREEMEN ALLOWANCES FOR THE INCREASE DEVELOPMENT AND BUILDING PROC

+3,600 +3,200

AC UNIT FFL + 3,000

FFL + 3,000

+3,200

+3,200

+3,200

FFL + 3,000

+2,300

COMMUNAL GARDENS

S2

F1

F1

S2

FFL + 3,000

FFL + 3,000

F1

+2,500

+1,900 +0,850 +1,100 ±0,000 +0,150

ELEVATION 3 (SIDE) SIDE ELEVATION

±0,000

P1

P1

+5,500

F3

+4,000

FACADE Through-coloured render Locally sourced natural stone cladding Locally sourced natural stone coping / cill

W W1 W2 W3 W4

WINDOWS (Glazing) Openable hardwood framed windows with high-performance glazing Hardwood framed sliding doors with high-performance glazing Coloured glass blocks Openable skylight with high-performance glazing

R R1 R2

ROOF Double skin canvass on tension guides with support poles and ground fixing. Smooth concrete finish with gravel bedded in bitumen

S S1 S2

SHUTTERS / PRIVACY SCREENS Sliding / folding hardwood louvred shutter with matching frame Fixed hardwood lattice privacy screen with matching frame

FFL + 3,000

+4,000

+3,200

FFL + 3,000 +2,500 +2,100

+3,400

+3,200 FFL + 3,000

AC UNIT +2,850

F1

+3,200

DOORS (Generally) External doors - solid stained hardwood in matching frames complete with stainless steel ironmongery Internal doors - painted solid timber in matching frames complete with stainless steel ironmongery

PD PD1 PD2

PAVING AND DECKING (not forming part of the hard landscaping package) Terracotta tiling European redwood structural anti-slip decking

H H1 H2 H3

HANDRAILS AND BALUSTRADES Cantilevered heat-soaked toughened glass balustrade with point fixed continuous hardwood handrail Painted mild steel balustrade with continuous hardwood handrail Hardwood handrail

P P1

PERGOLA Hardwood posts and beams with concealed fixings. Fabric cover.

Fl Fl1 Fl2

FLOOR FINISHES Locally sourced natural stone tiles (polished) with matching skirting / string Large format fully vitrified ceramic tiling

Wa Wa1 Wa2

WALL FINISHES Ceramic tiling (to match floor tiling) taken up to 2000mm above FFL. Painted plaster above Painted plaster

C

CEILING FINISHES (Generally) Painted plasterboard ceilings

Ws

WINDOW SILLS (Generally) Generally painted solid timber sills.

Sa

SANITARY FITTINGS (Generally) Generally white china sets with chrome plated tapware, inc. WC, seat cover, dual flush panel wash basin, bath, shower tray, shower screen, heating ladder, towel rails, etc. Low water use fittings to be

+1,300 +1,700

S2

F1

+2,700 S2

COMMUNAL GARDENS

S1 F1

ELEVATION 4 (SIDE)

DESCRIPTION

W2

S1

CHK

±0,000

GREAT SOCIALIST PEOPLE'S LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

DRAWING ORIGINATOR

Chapman Taylor Chapman Taylor LLP Architects Masterplanners Designers

FURNITURE (Generally) Furniture shown is indicative only and not included within the interiors scope other than: Kitchen units: Solid frame and veneer panel carcasses with melamine interiors Countertops in polished granite with stainless steel sink unit and mixer tap.

F1

±0,000

Solid frame and veneer panel carcasses with melamine interiors Full height sliding laminated mirror set in aluminium frame

F1 L

LIGHTING (Generally) A combination of recessed spot lights and wall washers in living rooms and bedrooms, with downlighters to kitchens. Allowance to be made for lighting to underside of kitchen units. ADDITIONAL NOTE: Electrical Installation: Provisoin to be made for switches, dimmers and sockets for power, telecommunications and high-speed internet with cable / satellite connections (to be defined by the electrical designer

+1,100 ±0,000

F1

S1

±0,000

Toughened glass mirror recessed into wall tiling above wash basins F

Walk-in Closet:

COMMUNAL GARDENS

COPYRIGHT: THE INFORMATION IS TO BE USED WHICH IT WAS PRODUCED. THE INF OR ITEMS REMOVED, IN ANY WAY W

+2,100

W2

REV DATE IN'L

ALL LEVELS ARE SUBJECT TO PR SERVICES AND INFRASTRUCTURE C

THIS DRAWING MUST NOT BE SCALE

+2,100

FFL + 3,000 specified.

+2,500 +2,100

F3

F1

+1,500

D

+3,600 +3,200

FFL + 3,000

+2,700

+3,400

+2,700

F F1 F2 F3

THE DRAWINGS SHOW THE ARCHITE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING C ENGINEER AND BUILDING SERVICES

GARDEN ELEVATION ELEVATION 2 (GARDEN)

ELEVATION 1 (STREET)

+5,500

+2,850

F1

+3,200

Chalet interiors to be delivered complete with wall, floor and ceiling finishes, light fittings, fully equipped kitchen and bathrooms and walk-in closets Materials, finishes and workmanship to be generally of a good quality.

F1

+1,100

+3,000

GENERAL NOTE:

+2,500

+2,300

AC UNIT

±0,000

External Works: Hard and soft landscaping to be defined by the landscape consultant (inc. boundary walls and gates, private plunge pools and gazebos, etc).

ELEVATION 3 (SIDE)

Chalet interiors to be delivered complete with wall, floor and ceiling finishes, light fittings, fully equipped kitchen and bathrooms and walk-in closets Materials, finishes and workmanship to be generally of a good quality.

CHALET ZONE 1 BEDROOM CHALET ELEVATIONS PRELIMINARY FOR INFORMATION AND PRICING ONLY JOB NO

A952-AAL

DRAWING STATUS

DRAWN DATE

SCALE

JANUARY 2010

1:50@A1

ISSUE DATE

CHECKED BY INI'T

PRELIMINARY DRAWN BY

AC

ADK COMPANY CODE

AREA / ZONE

FLOOR LEVEL

CTP 08B --

+5,500

GENERAL NOTE:

10 Eastbourne Terrace London W2 6LG Tel +44 (0) 20 7371 3000 Fax +44 (0) 20 7371 1949

DRAWING TITLE

P1

-

F F1 F2 F3

FACADE Through-coloured render Locally sourced natural stone cladding Locally sourced natural stone coping / cill

W W1 W2 W3 W4

WINDOWS (Glazing) Openable hardwood framed windows with high-performance glazing Hardwood framed sliding doors with high-performance glazing Coloured glass blocks Openable skylight with high-performance glazing

R R1 R2

ROOF Double skin canvass on tension guides with support poles and ground fixing. Smooth concrete finish with gravel bedded in bitumen

S S1 S2

SHUTTERS / PRIVACY SCREENS Sliding / folding hardwood louvred shutter with matching frame Fixed hardwood lattice privacy screen with matching frame

D

DOORS (Generally) External doors - solid stained hardwood in matching frames complete with stainless steel ironmongery Internal doors - painted solid timber in matching frames complete with stainless steel ironmongery

PD PD1 PD2

PAVING AND DECKING (not forming part of the hard landscaping package) Terracotta tiling European redwood structural anti-slip decking

H H1 H2 H3

HANDRAILS AND BALUSTRADES Cantilevered heat-soaked toughened glass balustrade with point fixed continuous hardwood handrail Painted mild steel balustrade with continuous hardwood handrail Hardwood handrail

P P1

PERGOLA Hardwood posts and beams with concealed fixings. Fabric cover.

Fl Fl1 Fl2

FLOOR FINISHES Locally sourced natural stone tiles (polished) with matching skirting / string Large format fully vitrified ceramic tiling

Wa Wa1 Wa2

WALL FINISHES Ceramic tiling (to match floor tiling) taken up to 2000mm above FFL. Painted plaster above Painted plaster

C

CEILING FINISHES (Generally) Painted plasterboard ceilings

ELEMENT DRAWING NO REVISION / STAGE

S1 004

00

F3

+4,000

+3,200

+3,200

+2,500 +2,100

+3,400

+2,850

+2,100

WINDOW SILLS (Generally) Generally painted solid timber sills. SANITARY FITTINGS (Generally) Generally white china sets with chrome plated tapware, inc. WC, seat cover, dual flush panel wash basin, bath, shower tray, shower screen, heating ladder, towel rails, etc. Low water use fittings to be specified. Toughened glass mirror recessed into wall tiling above wash basins

Chapman Taylor LLP Architects Masterplanners

F

FURNITURE (Generally) Furniture shown is indicative only and not included within the interiors scope other than: Kitchen units: Solid frame and veneer panel carcasses with melamine interiors Countertops in polished granite with stainless steel sink unit and mixer tap.

10 Eastbourne Terrace London W2 6LG Tel +44 (0) 20 7371 3000 Fax +44 (0) 20 7371 1949

FFL + 3,000

+2,700

Walk-in Closet:

F1

+1,300 +1,700

S1 F1

±0,000

F1

±0,000

COMMUNAL GARDENS

GREAT SOCIALIST PEOPLE'S LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA

Sa

F1

F3

D

Ws

+3,600 FFL + 3,000

REV DATE IN'L

L

DRAWING ORIGINATOR

Chapman

DRAWING TITLE

Solid frame and veneer panel carcasses with melamine interiors Full height sliding laminated mirror set in aluminium frame

LIGHTING (Generally) A combination of recessed spot lights and wall washers in living rooms and bedrooms, with downlighters to kitchens. Allowance to be made for lighting to underside of kitchen units. ADDITIONAL NOTE: Electrical Installation: Provisoin to be made for switches, dimmers and sockets for power, telecommunications and high-speed internet with cable / satellite connections (to be defined by the electrical designer External Works: Hard and soft landscaping to be defined by the landscape consultant (inc. boundary walls and gates, private plunge pools and gazebos, etc).

CHALET ZON 1 BEDROOM ELEVATIONS

PRELIMINARY FOR INFORMATION JOB NO

A952-A

DRAWING STATUS

ELEVATION 4 (SIDE)

DRAWN

PRELIMINARY

JANUA

DRAWN BY

ISSUE D

ADK COMPANY CODE

AREA / ZONE

CTP 08B

85

86

CHALET RESORT Misrata, Libya

87

UZURI RESORT Zanzibar, Tanzania

88

2013 Start & End

Conceived as a sustainable boutique resort offering ‘rustic chic’ which is integrated into the existing landscape and takes design influence from the local Zanzibar architectural vernacular

of form, materiality and detailing. The resort masterplan offers all guests privacy set amongst the native landscape and provides ocean views from all accommodation units.

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AKARYN Huahin, Thailand

90

91

VILLA DACHA Koh Samui, Thailand

Villa Dacha is a luxurious 10 villa luxury residence in Koh Samui, Thailand. The client wanted to create a private retreat for family, friends and guests. Located on a tropical hillside with panoramic sea views the design was distincly Thai with modern details and interiors. The challenge was to ensure that the architecture made a minimal impression on the site. This was achieved by using single strorey structures and a locally sourced material pallette of natural stone, golden teak and earth-tone colours.

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2014 - 2015 Start & End

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HADAHAA ISLAND Maldives

2004 Start & End

An eco-friendly, sustainable development of a previously uninhabited 9.5ha island. The design concept is based on the geometric and organic patterns of the traditional, locally-woven kunaa mats. Tree-lined boulevards will be formed to link the buildings and frame vistas of the horizon. Beach bungalows are built with concentric arch walls of rough masonry finish; the water bungalows evoke a shell in the sea and

have timber decks with ocean views as do the rooms of the spa, gym and sauna. Roofs to all the buildings are reed covered. Inland, various pavilions house a library, communications/ games rooms and chat rooms. Transportation around the island is by solar powered buggies. Outdoor sports facilities include tennis and badminton courts together with sailing, waterskiing, windsurfing and a diving school.

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A A.N.D. Corporation Aareal Asset Management Aberdeen Property Investors ABN AMRO Aci Marinas Addoha/Prestigia Adrita Development Aedes Aena Aerium Finance Ltd Aéroports de Paris AG Real Estate AGP Group Agrokor AIB PPM AIG Lincoln Germany GmbH AIP Consulting Düsseldorf GmbH Airport Authority Hong Kong Akkök Alfa Development Al-Futtaim Group Allianz Real Estate Germany GmbH AM2 Amrest Amstar Europe ANA Aeroporto, Portugal AND Apple China APSYS Arendon Development Company Arrendel Asda ASE group Atisreal Atrium European Management N.V. Auchan/Immochan Audley Developments Aurora Developments Avtoban Nizhny Novgorod B BAA Bainbridge Balmain AM Baltic Shopping Centers AB Baltvesta BAM Vastgoed Baneasa Developments Baneasa Investments Banimmo Bank Austria Real Invest Bayerische Immobilien AG Bayerische Landesbank Beijing Yida Group BelWillesden (GIPPO) Bestech Group BFG Bilfinger RE Blackstone

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BNK Engineering BNP BoldrinCostruzioni Spa Bouwfonds Vastgoedontwikkeling Bouygues Developments Bouyugues Batiment Interntional Bovis Lend Lease BPI Brighton Health Care NHS Trust Bristol & West British Council British Land Brookfield Developments Brussels Airport Company Business Location Südtirol Alto Adige BVR Groep C Caelum Development Campers & Nicholson Marinas Canary Wharf Ltd Capital City Development Capital Group Capital Partners Capital Shopping Centres Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group Carrefour Carrefour Property Catalyst Capital CBRE CDI CEE Invest Cenor Asset Management Centenario Centros Cerberus CGI Maroc Changchun Film Studio Changchun Volkswagen Changkong Changning Property Development Chayton Capital Chelsea Village plc Chengdu Dalu Group China Resource Vanguard CIB-CIW Cinema City CITIC Group Citrus Citygrove Clasicor CMB Carpi CMC Ravenna Coimpex Colliers ColpatriaConstructora Comet Estates Commerz Real AG Commerzbank Immobilien GmbH Concepta Projektentwicklung GmbH

Connex Rail Coop Italia Coopsette Cordea Savills Cório Crawley Primary Care Trust Credit Suisse, Frankfurt Crestyl CTP Developments ltd Cushman & Wakefield Cushman & Wakefield Stiles & Riabokobylko Czech Property Invest (CPI) D D. R. Hotels Dawnay Day DEKA Immobilien DekaImmobilien Delancey Estates Delek/BP Delta Development DEOL Partners Development Partner AG Devimo DG Immobilien Management GmbH Discovery Group Disneyland Donson Development Donstroy Development Dorinda Development Dorinda Holding DTZ Dundee Investments Duruhan E Edge Hill College Eiffage Immobilier Elete Ingatlanberuházó Kft Elior EMCT ENI Servizi Spa Equest Investments Equilis Esso Estnische HafenCity AS, Tallinn Ethel Austin Properties Etoile Developments I & II Euro Mediterranee Consulting Eurocommercial Properties Europa Capital Evergrand Group Ezdan Mall F Fashion House FI.MA Flora Delta Flow East Fondara Immobilien AG Forent LLC

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