UBC BDes Application 2024

Jemma McBride Moser

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The Miniature
Bird Park(?)
The True Bird Haven
✧ Recommended for 1-2 Parrotlets

Inspired on Nova Park in singapore.

A perfect open home for small birds.

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Parrotlet Essentials: Invision:
(Bird Reference)
1. Feeding spot for seeds and grit.
2. Water for digesting and bathing.
3. Treats & Toys to prevent boredom (ie. swings/perches, ladders, breakable toys, and smaller play items).
4. Cuttlefish bone (to help with beak maintenance and is a calcium supplement).

✧ Moss was added for extra nesting material. ✧

[3] Perching & Climbing

Spots

Second Floor Roof & Bath

Food & Secondary playing area. Open bathing spot.

Bottom Floor Third Floor

A place for smaller toys. Nesting & Resting area.

[2] Water Tray

[3&4] Cuttlefish Hanging [2] Feeder Tray

Toy
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 Main open area
Side/Back
Front
[3]
3D model done in Revit for a general Bird stairs
idea. Choice of pet:
• I wanted to design a small complex for parrotlet
Roof & [4] Bird birds (pocket bird), as it'd be a challenging task to
bath create a proper environment.
- Parrotlets require toys and activities
to prevent boredom and keep tamed.

Building Inspiration and Research:

The Nova Park Condo (柏皓), caught my attention as
Third floor contradicts the stereotypical blocky design of condos.
The open and spacious appeal of the design made it
the perfect example for gathering inspiration for a
parrotlet bird's primary living space.

Aspects That I Took Inspiration From & Planned

to Incorporate Them:
1. The wave pattern in layers. As it creates a unique
Second floor
style and allows a proper space for a bird to land in
each layer.
2. Keeping an open view concept but removing the
windows so the bird(s) wouldn't hurt themselves by
flying onto each floor and allowing more accessibility
throughout the complex.
3. Planters around the building, reusing them into tray
feeders and water containers.
First floor 4. Keeping a flat roof for extra space and adding a
bathing spot.

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