This semester we were asked to research and design three different typologies, my three initial typologies were courtyard, atrium and serial progression.

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Courtyard- Characterised by an open space open to the sky and surrounded by built elements.

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Atrium- Characterised by a large open central space generally designated for a meeting place.

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Serial Progression- Characterised by a sense of growth or development within a built form. 

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These images show a progression of work throughout the semester in the development of my serial progression house and a group dwelling exercise. 

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An important element of this project was the historical Ascot Kiln site, my design encourages education of the historical site and ensures their continued historic integrity. 

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Ascot Kilns is the largest grouping of bee hive kilns in Australia and were integral in the development of the city of Belmont.