An Architecture Portfolio By: Andrew Ashby
Smith Rock Fivemile Butte 1237
Sixmile Butte 1383
Mt. Washington 2345
Bluegrass Butte 1486
Dugout Butte 1590
Little Belknap 1886
Redmond
Trout Creek Butte 1657
Huckleberry Butte 1774
Four in One Cone 1893
Melvin Butte 1469
North Sister 3039
Three Creek Butte 1673
Middle Sister 3051
South Sister 3145 Tumalo Butte 1187
Broken Top 2756
Bend
Pilot Butte 1259
Devil’s Hill 2146 Overturf Butte 1183
Talapus Butte 1850
Tumalo Mountain 2370
Vista Butte 2017 Mt. Bachelor 2759
Horse Butte 1267
CONTENTS 4. 8. 10. 12. 14. 16. 18.
Rainier Valley Community Hall Lawrence Hall Pavilion Transparencies Elementaryt School Truss About
RAINIER VALLEY COMMUNITY HALL Competition Type Team
UP
PerFORM 2016 Net Zero Building Adam DiPaola, and Charlie Ekblad
UP
Description Introduce a new program that can revitalize the Rainier Valley neighborhood in Seattle housed within a net zero energy building. Responsible for initial concepts and research along with other team members. The program combines three main uses to help further economic, social, and environmental sustainability. Personally responsible for energy modeling and sustainable development.
UP
UP
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Renderings by Adam DiPaola
Total Consumption
Total Consumption
Total Generation
Total Generation
Renewables
Monthly Consumption (kWh)
Monthly Consumption (kWh) 20,000
20,000
15,000
15,000
10,000
10,000
5,000
5,000
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Fans & Pumps Space Cooling
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Space Heating
Equipment Dominated
240,000
Renewables Plug Loads/ Appliances
40,000
30,000
May
Lighting Hot Water
Plug Loads/ Appliances
Lighting Hot Water Fans & Pumps Space Cooling Space Heating
Equipmen Dominate
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Renewables Plug Loads/ Appliances
Fans & Pumps Space Cooling Space Heating
Plug Loads/ Appliances Lighting Hot Water
Lighting Hot Water Fans & Pumps Space Cooling Space Heating
180,000
20,000 120,000
Monthly Generation (kWh) 40,000
30,000
10,000 20,000 Jan
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60,000 May Jun
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Fans & Pumps Space Cooling Space Heating
Plug Loads/ Appliances Lighting Hot Water
Net Monthly Generation (kWh)
Mostly Underlit
10,000
20,000
240,000 hly Consumption (kWh)
10,000
Renewables Plug Loads/ Appliances
180,000 -10,000 120,000
-20,000
60,000 Feb
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Net Monthly Generation (kWh)
20,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
10,000 Apr
May 5,000
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Dec
-10,000
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Total Consumption
Renewables
hly Generation (kWh)
6 Monthly Consumption (kWh) 20,000
Monthly Consumption (kWh)
Lighting Hot Water Fans & Pumps Space Cooling Space Heating
Oct
Nov
Jan
Dec
Mar
Apr
Plug Loads/ Appliances
Total Generation
Plug Loads/ Appliances Lighting Hot Water
Feb
Fans & Pumps Space Cooling Space Heating
Monthly Generation (kWh) 40,000
May
Lighting Hot Water
Jun
Jul
Aug
Fans & Pumps Space Cooling
Sep
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Space Heating
-20,000
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Renderings by Adam DiPaola
LAWRENCE HALL ADDITION School Term Type
UO A&AA Fall 2015 University Building
Description Reimagining Lawrence Hall, the home of the college of Architecture and Allied Arts, to better accommodate the existing school and future growth projections. Responsible for renovating the west wing and creating an addition that combine to create a strong sense of place for the entirety of the school. Flexible and social communal classroom spaces, visible social stairs, and dynamic studio spaces adapt to different uses and projects. Engineered wood construction and passive strategies within the building serve as a precedent for future projects both on campus and the city of Eugene.
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DANISH PAVILION School Term Type
DIS Copenhagen Summer 2015 Open-Air Pavilion
Description Tasked to create an easily constructible pavilion that the community can enjoy in various ways. Copenhagen and the site within Kongens Have served as critical elements of inspiration for both form and function. With it’s simple configuration and diverse spaces, the project accommodates introspection while simultaneously encouraging social interaction. The pavilion can be utilized throughout most of the year and provides a platform for public artwork or various festivals that occur in the city.
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TRANSPARENCIES School Term Type
UO A&AA Winter 2014 Mixed-Use Residential
Description Responsible for designing a wide variety of programmatic spaces and adhering to city code limitations. Located in Downtown Portland, the project served as an extension of the Multnomah Athletic Club, a 60-unit housing complex, and an event/community center. The project offers an altered approach to a typical courtyard typology by filling the center with shared athletic facilities, offering a different experience of a highrise courtyard.
Unit Type A
Unit Type B
Unit Type C
Unit Type D
Unit Type E
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Athletic Facility
Lecture Hall
Reading Hall
Cafe
HILLSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL School Term Type
UO A&AA Spring 2014 Elementary School
Description Responsible for developing a modular classroom layout that could then be applied to an entire elementary school. The K-5 school is located in South Eugene within the 4J School District. The school embraces the contours of the hill and allows swales to run through it to bring landscape and other elements of nature closer to the students. All classrooms and facilities offer views to Spencer’s Butte that sits south of the site. The school only occupies a fraction of the site, leaving grass fields for public use.
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1/16”= 1’
Site Section BB Scale: 1/16”=1’
Section AA Scale: 1/8”=1’
First Floor Plan - Scale: 1/32” = 1’
Front Elevation Scale: 1/16” = 1’
Section BB Scale: 1/8”=1’
TRUSS School Term Type Team
UO A&AA Winter 2014 Structural Design Ben Wright
Description Tasked to create a truss that capable of withstanding a snow and wind load that does not include a bottom stringer. Taking inspiration from Fay Jones’ Thorncrown Chapel the truss attempts to minimize it’s own presence as much as possible by reducing the size of the members.
0.938 kips
Max Moment:
16
0.938 kips
0.357 kips (3x6)
0.938 kips
Max. Deflection:
0.938 kips
0.409 in
0.938 kips
Max Shear:
0.938 kips
0.357 kips
About Myself
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Name:
Andrew “Ashby” Ashby
Age:
21
School:
University of Oregon
Major:
Architecture
Origin:
Redondo Beach, CA
Sign:
Virgo
Food:
Mexican
Team:
Liverpool FC
Hobby:
All things outside
ANDREW ASHBY 1851 Onyx Street Eugene, OR, 97403 310. 622 . 3065 andrewcashby@gmail.com https://issuu.com/amashby
Education
Experience
Bachelor of Architecture, expected June 2017 University of Oregon, Eugene, OR Minor in Planning, Public Policy, and Management
Summer Architectural Internship, 2013, 2014 SFJones Architects, Marina Del Rey, CA
Study Abroad, Summer of 2015 Danish Institute of Study Abroad, Copenhagen, Denmark
Skills
Summer Workshop, August 2011 California Polytechnic State University at San Luis Obispo, San Luis Obispo, CA
Computer Software AutoCAD, Rhino, Adobe Creative Suite, ArchiCAD, SketchUp, Microsoft Office, VRay, Maxwell Render, Grasshopper Hand Media Model Making, Diagramming, Field Sketching