So my task for the glass was to head down to the Wellington Archives and see if I can source some building plans of our site - 128 Tory Street. I have been with in liason with Shirin there, and with consultation with Ant, we cut the list of documents to view from twelve to two. The two documents I have looked at and pulled information out of are:
- The original drawings of the site back in 1906
- The earthquake strengthening permit that was conducted in 2011
Unfortunately there was not a lot of information that would be relevant to our project so I have had to cull it to the following drawings that I have copied for the class:
Original Drawings 1906:
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| I'm not really sure what this is a drawing of due to the fact that there were not annotations or dimensions within these drawings.. However I would presume that this may be a potential facade/veranda over the footpath due to the decline of the drawing. This would correlate to the steady decline of Tory Street. |
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| Long section of the premises. |
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| Potential cross sectional elevation? |
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| Second floor plan. |
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| First floor plan. |
Earthquake Strengthening Permit 2011:
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| Summary of strengthening - drawing of the structural beams within the premises, |
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| Location plan and existing roof plan. 1:500 and 1:100 scales respectively, |
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| Existing ground and first floor plans. 1:100 |
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| Existing sections focused on the structure of the building. |
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Proposed ground and first floor structural plans.
*See key for more information |
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Proposed roof plan. Parapet strengthening
*See key for more information |
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Proposed sectional strengthening.
*See key for more information |
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