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PROJECT FACE-OFF This small-scale build meshes five unique facades into 3’x3’x3’ cube. Each face either takes control or finds compromise or where they meet with another, combining the precendents into a cohesive entity. This project started with field studies of notably historical Chicago buildings and their innovative structural techniques. Face-off combines all five hyper-characterized structures into an amalgation familiar themes.
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RESEARCH
1. Sullivan Center Floating & Rounded
2. The Rookery Spiraling & Elevated
3. US Post Office Transparent & Gridded
4. Reliance Building Elegant & Bayed
5. Monadnock Building Bracing & Functional
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DESIGN
ASSEMBLY AXONOMETRIC
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CARSON PIRIE-SCOTT BUILDING
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THE ROOKERY
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US POST OFFICE THE RELIANCE
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MONADNOCK BUILDING
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Above: North Side View Below: East Side View
Above: South Side View Below: West Side View
Above: Top View Below: Bottom View
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Above: Completed Model Left: Machined details Below: Build drawing 1.
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PROJECT LINK HOUSE Tiny Homes Chicago, IL
This home contains two separate units at 346 square feet each. The plan is situated within the backyard of a typical Chicago lot and contains its own common courtyard space for the occupants, as well as private terraces. A wooden outer shell contains a start white interior, punctured with cutouts which are highlighted by a vibrant accent color. This system forms built-in furniture units, which is essential for space-saving within a small site. Circular geometries and tangential lines identify the areas inside, sectioning off the shared ground on the first floor and creating a light well.
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RESEARCH Compact Karst House Architect: Dekleva Gregoric Year Built: 2014 Location: Vrhovlje, Slovenia Materials: Stone, wood, concrete 1,026 sq. ft. (1 unit)
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Scale: 1/4” = 1’ - 0”
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Arch 466 | Xavier Vendrell | Living Small Densifying the City
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Yokohama Apartments Architect: On Design Partners Year Built: 2012 Location: Yokohama, Japan Materials: wood, vinyl siding, glass, metal 2,093 sq. ft. (4 units)
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Link House situated into multiple lots of a typical Chicago city block.
Interior, birds-eye view.
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INTERIORS
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Details revealing the modular kitchen space.
Observation of the courtyard and balcony in use.
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PROJECT EXPORTERS Historical Urbanisms Ilfracombe, UK
This project uses the block as the core urban element to create a field of urban characters that are both autonomous and connected. Each block is specific to one program, isolating all programs from each other and using bridges to export each to a nearby village and connect them using existing road networks. They stand amidst the agricultural fields as icons of new types of urban areas, reinforcing a new relationship between the rural condition and the metropolis. This study is in response to a proposal by Damien Hirst, set to accommodate an additional 5,000 people just south of Ilfracombe.
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Above: Shared parkway Below: Elevation assessment
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1.No Stop City Archizoom, 1969
2. Contemporary City Le Corbusier, 1922
3. Captive Globe Rem Koolhaas, 1972
4.Gallaratese Aldo Rossi, 1969
DESIGN
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Programs in this city proposal include housing, entertainment, recreation, public services, a hospital, offices, and educational campuses.
PRIVATE Both images above depict interior views from a row-style building. Left: Educational facility. Right: Private residence.
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