COMMERCIAL REFURBISHMENT
INK YARD
An existing building, a new office and café programme, and a coordinated set of models and construction information.
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Project context
Ink Yard at 58–62 Scrutton Street converts an existing building into offices with a ground-floor café. The portfolio describes work from basement to rooftop, with a new façade incorporating handcrafted terracotta elements. The architect is JMA.
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My role
As BIM Coordinator and Project Assistant Architect in the remote Joe Miles Architect role, I contributed to model development, design coordination and construction documentation.
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From scan to proposed model
The portfolio presents a point cloud alongside existing, demolition and proposed BIM models created by me. These model states made the relationship between the existing building and proposed interventions visible.
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Design & coordination
My scope included development of GA plans, the café, lobby, bathrooms and façade, with clash detection and coordination alongside engineers and consultants.
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Construction information
The portfolio records over 300 sheets for this project, including GA plans, 3D details and construction drawings. Façade assemblies, terracotta details and café / bar details show how model development connected to buildable information.
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The work, in detail.
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Evidence & attribution
- Supplied CV, p. 2: Joe Miles Architect, 2021–2023; role and Scrutton Street project.
- Supplied portfolio, pp. 6–12: project narrative, model states, façade assemblies and construction details. Project imagery is credited to JMA.
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