ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
ASHLEY DARDEN
ASHLEY DARDEN Email: amdarden@verizon.net Cell: 972.971.8991
SELECTED WORKS YEAR 1
INTERIOR DESIGN
03 WWF NON-PROFIT DESIGN 04 BLOWFLY 05 TRANSFORMATION CONSTRUCTION 06 OKLAHOMA EQUINE CENTER 07 URBAN ORGANICS
YEAR 3
09 CREEKSIDE YOGA 11 HYPERLOOP TECHNOLOGIES
YEAR 4
12 GALLERY OF TWO VIEWS:
ARCHITECTURE
ARCHITECTURE
RESILIENCE EDUCATIONAL CENTER
14 GRAY CANYON WELLNESS CENTER YEAR 5
GRADUATE SCHOOL (semester 1)
PERSONAL WORK
16 THE TURNING POINT//PROVISION TULSA MASTERPLAN
17 ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS
CONTENT
YEAR 2
ARCHITECTURE
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HAND DRAFTING
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WWF NON-PROFIT OFFICE
With the inspiration of nature and the precedent analysis of an office space/how it functions, it was the duty as a designer to fulfill the World Wild Life Fund organization’s mission to portray it into the design of their interiors. This project enforced hand-drafting, drawing, and technical skills.
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BLOWFLY
With backwards and forwards understanding and research of our insects, the new perception of wh known as a “house” has completely shifted to see other forms of habitation. The blowfly, a repulsive creature, lives in the stinch of plants and meat, allowing for the analyzation of different materials an details to best display the newly proposed life and home for this insect.
PART I: INSECT OVERVIEW
PART II: INSE
MODELING PROCESS: MATERIALS - CHIPB
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ECT HABITAT
PART III: NEW HABITATION
BOARD, PLASTIC, CANDLEWAX, LIGHTBULB
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TRANSFORMATION CONSTRUCTION
Through the use of compositional strategies, the painting “Wing Fabrication” by Ralston Crawford is used to be transformed in various ways into a natural object (the banana). Each column is transform and designed by hand in such a way that follows multiple rules, encouraging better organization, vi and design principles.
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OKLAHOMA EQUINE CENTER
This project is dedicated towards the distinctive programmatic qualities that led to design a horseshoeing school/lab-based center for horses. For this center, it showed two seperate dualities: one being the duality of a horse vs. a person’s circulation, and the second being the horseshoeing school vs. the research program. To solve this, the design led to the superimposition of a series of grids which organized the order of the program as well as allowed its own design element to add and subtract spaces within the complex.
PARTI MODEL AND TOPOGRAPHY ANALYSIS
HAND RENDERINGS
BASS WOOD COMPRESSED SECTION MODEL
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URBAN ORGANICS
From visiting Deep Ellum to exploring graphical maps on the city to structural studies, this urban g an aquaponic pond. This center encourages the public to grow their own produce and learn differen elements characterize simple spaces of the project: concrete load bearing walls that define the exhi circulation with its structure exposed steel beams which all surround a common datum.
PRECEDENT DRAWING ANALYSIS
1/8” BASS WOOD MODEL
garden embelishes on all the aspects that grow within the hype of the city to the growth of plants in nt modern techniques. This site lets you be emersed in the city and nature. Utilizing two structural ibition and program; and the transparency of the glass that filters natural light and determines the
Statistical Analysis
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Deep Ellum COLLAGE CONTEXT DESIGN
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URBAN ORGANICS CONT.
URBAN ORGANICS NATURE IS SIMPLE YET PR ODUECES COMPLEX & ORG ANIC ELEMENTS. AN UR BAN GAR DEN R EDUCES THESE COMPLEXITIES & BENEFITS THE COMMUNIT Y BY PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE & SIMPLE AG RICULTURE . THIS GAR DEN UTILIZES THE SIMPL ICIT Y OF NATUR E BY ITS R EL ATIONSHIP OF SIMPL E STR UC TUR AL TECHNIQUES. THIS IS APPROACHED BY INVESTIGATING 2 PR INCIPLE ARCHITEC TUR AL ELEMENTS THAT CHAR AC TER IZE THE SPACES OF THE PR OJEC T. THIS INCLUDES THE USE OF CONCR ETE LOAD BEAR ING WALLS, TR ANSPARENT GL ASS, AND EXPOSED STEEL BEAMS & POSTS. THE SER PENTINE FOR M OF THE B UIL DING’S PATH AR OUND A COMMON DATUM THAT CONNEC TS OPPOSING STR EET ENDS, CR EATES FLUIDIT Y TO CIR CUL ATION. THE DATUM SER VES AS A SIMPL E TIE THAT JUX TAPOSES THE FOR M OF THE B UIL DING ENGR AINED INTO THE L ANDSC APE , AL LOW ING V ISITOR S TO EXPER IENCE THE SITE & G ARDENS IN A “ TOUR-LIK E” FASHION. IT IS IN THE FORM OF A BR IDGE , R UNNING THR OUGH THE EXPOSED CONCR ETE WHICH SETS BOUNDAR IES FOR THE W EAVING SPACES, CR EATING EMPHASIS TOWARDS THE NATUR AL MODUL ATION OF LIGHT THROUG H THE R OOFS FOR THE PL ANTS BEING G ROW N. ELEMENTS SUCH AS THE AQUAPONIC POND, G ROW ING SPACES, AND STAIR S FOLLOW THE SAME SERPENTINE L ANGUAGE , COMPLIMENTING THE FLOW OF THE L ANDSC APE AND NATUR AL GR OW TH OF PL ANTS.
MAIN STREET
COMMERCE STREET
LONGITUDINAL SECTION SCALE: 1/16” = 1-0”
CROSS SECTION SCALE: 1/8” = 1-0” DESIGN STUDIO IV SPRING 2019
ASHLEY DARDEN UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
DEEP ELLUM URBAN GARDEN LOCATION: DALLAS, TEXAS LATITUDE: 32.5 N LONGITUDE: 96.5 W TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE: 15,190 MATERIALS: CONCRETE, GLASS, STEEL
MAIN STREET
MAIN STREET
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00-RAMP 01-ENTRY/SEATING 02-RECEPTION/LOBBY 03-CLASSROOM 04-OFFICE/CONFERENCE 05-WOMEN’S RESTROOM 06-MEN’S RESTROOM 07-RESOURCE CENTER 08-HVAC ROOM 09-LECTURE HALL 10-AQUAPONIC POND 11-OUTDOOR GROWING 12-BRIDGE 13-KITCHEN/STORAGE 14-CAFE 15-MEN’S RESTROOM 16-WOMEN’S RESTROOM 17-OUTDOOR SEATING 18-OUTDOOR/WALKABLE GARDEN 19-SECOND ENTRY 20-INDOOR GROWING 21-BIKE RACK 22-GREEN ROOF 23-BUS STOP 24-STAIRS
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FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16”=1-0’
DESIGN STUDIO IV SPRING 2019
COMMERCE STREET
ROOF PLAN SCALE: 1/16”=1-0’
COMMERCE STREET
ASHLEY DARDEN UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
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CREEKSIDE YOGA
With yoga as a traditional and beneficial way of serenity, it is needed to maintain a quiet environme evaluation of the site located in Norman, OK, what needs to be emphasized is that the origin of yog on cleansing the body and mind. This will ultimately connect nature where one can be bound with t role in the design of the studio/wellness center. Taking advantage of the natural canopies of the tre bridges that connects each building together and cantilevers over the creek.
1/16” BASS WOOD AND CORK MODEL
ent that provides comfort and seclusion. Due to extensive research and ga pushes the breakage of ties of our physical existence and rather focuses the ground and peace. The elements of soil, views, and light play a large ees provides diffusion and intricacy in a serene way through the two main
CREEKSIDE CONCEPT YOGA CREEKSIDE MAINTAINING VIEWS
MAIN CIRCULATION ORGANIZED BY DATUMS PROGRAMMATIC VOLUMES FOLLOWING VIEW AND PROXIMITY TO NATURE FORMED BY DATUM TIE TOGETHER DESIGN ELEMENTS A1
4 5
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B1
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13 5
SECOND FLOOR
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GROUND FLOOR
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1 SOCIAL PATIO 2 VIEWING BRIDGE 3 STUDY LOUNGE 4 LODGING 5 VIEWING BRIDGE 6 MEDITATION COURTYARD 7 YOGA 8 RECEPTIOIN 9 SHOPPING 10 RESTROOM 11 OFFICE SPACE 12 REFRACTORY DINING 13 DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN 14 KITCHEN 15 LOCKERROOMS 16 LOUNGE 17 STORAGE 18 HOT YOGA 19 COURTYARD 20 WATER FEATURE 21 VEGETATION
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FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1’=1/16”
PV LOCATIONS
AXON PERFORMANCE
CREEKSIDE YOGA
FORM
VENTILATION
SECOND FLOOR
DAYLIGHT
FIRST FLOOR
STRUCTURE & RAINWATER STORAGE
WINDROSE
SITE
ROOF PLAN 0
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WALL SECTION SCALE: 1’=1/16”
A2 CROSS SECTION SCALE: 1’=1/16”
SECTION A1 LONGITUDINAL SCALE: 1’=1/16”
PROGRAM TOTAL: 14.250 SQFT STORAGE
3550 SQFT
ENTRY VESTIBULE RESTROOMS
entry
RECEPTION OFFICE LOBBY/RETAIL
3000 SQFT
STORAGE LOUNGE LOCKERROOMS MEDITATION SPACE
ACTIVITY
HOT YOGA YOGA STORAGE
1700 SQFT
6000 SQFT
RESTROOMS STUDY KITCHEN/CAFE DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN
LODGING
REFRACTORY DINING LODGING
BRIDGE AND PARKING
main circulation
SITE AND INVENTORY ANALYSIS
(1) STREET VIEW
(2) (1) (3)
(2) FAUNA
site boarder
(4)
(1)
n (1) (2) (3) (3) GRASSLANDS
rock creek little river bishop creek
(4)
site boarder
streams
major roads
flood zone
n existing buildings site boarder
(1) sound pollution
FLOODING AND WATERSHEDS
EXISTING SITE, BUILDINGS, AND SOUND POLLUTION
flooding zone
creek
runoff areas
(4) MICROENVIRONMENTS
(3)
ORIENTATION OF CREEK, IDENTIFICATION OF FLOODING AND RUNOFF
(3)
(1)
(4)
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(5) CREEK VIEW
(5) (5) (2) 2261 ft
A1
GOOD VIEWS, FLAURA, FAUNA
LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS
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(4) (5)
topography vegetation water pipes major roads
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B1
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GREATER PLANTAIN
WALNUT TREE
PASTURE THISTLE
B2
A1
B2
TEMPERATURE
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DAMES ROCKET
PARTRIDGE PEA
YELLOW FOXTAIL
B1 A1
SITE
WIND ROSE
SUMMER SOLSTICE
USER ANALYSIS
WINTER SOLSTICE
EASTERN REDCEDAR
HEARTLEAF PEPPERVINE
INSIGNUS PLANT
CONCRETE CURB PLANTING SOIL MULCH BIORETENTION SOIL SAND AGGREGATE STORM WATER PIPE AGGREGATE
WESTERN POISON IVY
MOST USERS ARE MIDDLE AGE AT MEDIUM TO HIGH CLASS STATUS. STUDENTS POPULATE MUCH OF NORMAN. BOTH WHITE AND HISPANIC DOMINATE THE ETHICAL POPULATION
B2
USER ACTIVITIES social events dining night life residential business shopping
SITE SECTIONS AND VEGETATION
sun orientation
ORIENTATION OF SITE, SUNLIGHT, AND WIND
BIOSWALE SECTION SCALE: 1’=1/16” CONCRETE
PIPE
RAINWATER HARVESTING BUTTERFLY ROOF
ANALYSIS
wind path
LOCATION: NORMAN, OKLAHOMA 35*10’56.38” N 97*26’40.07” W
WITH YOGA AS A TRADITIONAL AND BENEFICIAL WAY OF SERENITY, IT IS NEEDED TO MAINTAIN A QUIET ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES COMFORT AND SECLUSION. DUE TO EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AND EVALUATION OF THE SITE LOCATED IN NORMAN, OKLAHOMA FOR THE PURPOSE OF THIS YOGA CENTER, THERE ARE MANY FACTORS THAT WOULD AFFECT THE SOLE DESIGN OF THE STRUCTURE. WHAT NEEDS TO BE EMPHASIZED IS THAT THE ORIGIN OF YOGA WHERE IT PUSHES THE BREAKAGE OF THE TIES OF OUR PHYSICAL EXISTENCE AND RATHER FOCUS ON CLEANSING THE BODY AND MIND. WITH THAT, ONE CAN BECOME ONE WITH THE GROUND AND PEACE. IN THIS SITE, THE MAIN FOCUS OF THE PRACTICE HAS TO BE CLEAR IN TERMS OF WHAT WILL HELP ONE BE CONNECTED TO NATURE AND REMAIN SELFFOCUSED. WITH THAT BEING SAID, THE ELEMENTS OF SOIL, LIGHT, AND DIRECTION OF VIEW CAN PLAY A LARGE ROLE INTO THE DESIGN ELEMENTS NEEDED.
TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE NATURAL CANOPIES OF TREES CAN ALLOW THE DIFFUSION AND INTRICACY OF LIGHT IN A SERENE WAY. THIS COULD POSSIBLY BE ACHIEVED THROUGH THE USE OF NATURAL MATERIALS THAT ALLOW SPECIFIC ENTRIES OF LIGHT. FURTHERMORE, DUE TO THE TOUGH SOILS OF SAND AND CLAY, THERE COULD BE IDEAS TO ELEVATE, CANTILEVER, OR STACK THE BUILDING TO ACHIEVE FUNCTIONALITY AND A DELICATE FORM. WITH ADDITIONAL BENEFITS INCLUDING A CREEK, LARGE AREA OF GRASSLAND, AND A HORIZON OF VARYING TREE SPECIES, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE VIEW AS PART OF THE DESIGN CAN HELP FURTHER ACHIEVE SPIRITUAL GROWTH AND TRANQUILITY INITIATED BY THE TRADITIONS OF YOGA.
sample conclusions SUN ORIENTATION AND WIND MOVEMENT
ANGLES
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
UNIQUE ORIENTATION
STACKING
OVERHANGS
WATER FILTER/STORAGE
CREEKSIDE YOGA CONT.
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ROOF SYSTEM
PENTHOUSE
CONTROL CENT
SHORT TERM APARTMENTS
OFFICE
LONG TERM APARTMENTS
OVERNIGHT HOT HOUSING ACCOMMODATIONS
TRANSPORTATIO
FOOD/SHOP ACCOMMODATIONS
FOOD/SHOP ACCOMMO
AMPHITHEATER
URBAN FARM
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HYPERLOOP TECHNOLOGIES MASTERPLAN
The urbanity of OKC provides various focal points and activities for different residents and visitors. river. It is designed to incorporate a hyperloop station and apartment style housing to provide a sle These are unorganizaed, stacked spaces which function together to create unique assemblies to ful sizeable structure is distributed in a different way by seperating itself into many units, curving to a the building’s orientation: external glass fiber reinforced concrete and double paned glazed glass w filtering systems imbedded in the roofs demonstrate the application of the latest technologies. Furt site.
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. A 2,000,000 sqft property is fixated on the skyline of the city and the OK eek and efficient form of transportation and living for the downtown area. lfill the program. Being one of the more dominant forms of the site, the adapt to the technology of trains. Both facades are articulated according to which shelter users from the sun. Photo-voltaic systems and sloped water thermore, they investigate shading and the production of energy for the
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STRUCTURE ABOVE FIRE STOPPING
STRUCTURE ABOVE SEALANT
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GLULAM REFER TO STRUCT. MULLION CURTAINWALL
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ROOF DETAIL SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"
INTERMEDIATE BRACKETS TYP. @ 18" O.C. SUPPORTING CONT. ANGLE SUPPORTING MESH. ATTACH @ GUARDRAIL
ACOUSTICAL BATT INSULATION
ACOUSTICAL BATT INSULATION
5/8" GYPSUM BOARD
5/8" GYPSUM BOARD
3"
WOOD PANELS Level 2 14' - 0"
2 1/2" BAR STOCK GUARDRAIL 4" MIN.
3 5/8" METAL STUDS
6" METAL STUDS
WIRE AIRCRAFT CABLE SLOPE TO DRAIN
STL ANGLE
STL. BENT PLATE STOP
6" COLD FORMED MTL STUD
BEAM
EYEBOLT W/ SPRING TENSIONER STL ANGLE W 12X26
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Level 1 0' - 0"
RAILING DETAIL SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"
SEALANT BASE AS SCHEDULED FLOOR FINISH
SEALANT BASE AS SCHEDULED FLOOR FINISH
STL STRUCT BEAM
A6.0 INTERIOR WALL TYPE
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SCALE: 1 1/2” = 1'-0"
A4.0 INTERIOR WALL TYPE SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
10"
1
FLOOR FINISH 2X6 PRESSURE TREATED SILL PLATE REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB GRANULAR FILL VAPOR BARRIER
WALL SECTION SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
ACOUSTICAL BATT INSULATION
COMPACTED FILL
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FOUNDATION DETAIL SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"
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STRUCTURAL PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
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FOUNDATION PLAN SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
GALLERY OF TWO VIEWS: RESILIENCE EDUCATIONAL CENTER
The journey through the main axial points along the grid leads visitors to educate themselves on re ing piece of the building itself. The orientation and shaping allows for interesting passive stategies windows, and vegetation to let in intriguing forms of lights. The viewing decks, courtyards, and disp interactice activites to tie the community together. With views such as a creek and horizon of varyin teriality of the exposed steel and wood and allow visitors to connect their surroudnings with the lan system integrated in the structure and the site, the principle of the Bernoulli Effect, evaporative coo are all influenced and designed through a more technical investigation within the structure to conn people to experience the design elements for energy and water.
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WOOD SOFFIT 2”/1’ SLOPE ROOF
2" / 1'-0"
2" / 1'-0"
RAFTER END CAP FLASHING SUPPLY DUCT FOR CURTAIN WALLS STRUCTURAL GLULAM DOWN LIGHTING 28’ A307 BOLT HEAD
CURTAIN WALLS
7
1'-0"
MULLION
STRUCTURAL STEEL COLUMN -FLOWS DOWN WATER TO CISTERN -INTUMESCENT COATING
WOOD SHADING PANELS RECLAIMED WOOD PANELING -VERTICAL GROWING SYSTEM -LASTS 40+ YEARS -THERMOWOOD FACADES MANUFACTURING
RAILING
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EXHIBITION AREA DOUBLE VENTING SYSTEM
5
STEEL BEAM
14’
WOOD JOIST
INTERIOR PARTITION A6.0 -GYPSUM BOARD -METAL STUDS -ACOUSTICAL BATT INSULATION
WOOD FLOORING
5 S5
RESTROOM COURTYARD
FOUNDATION FOOTING -BATT INSULATION -VAPOR BARRIER -GRANULAR FILL -FF=$4.75 PER SQFT
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PIER AND SILL PLATE
RAINWATER CISTERN
2
1
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ROOF PLAN
KNUCKLE MODEL & FOLLY
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SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
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FIRST FLOOR
9 RESTROOM 10 LOUNGE AREA 11 EGRESS STAIRS 12 WATER POOL 13 COURTYARD 14 RAMP 15 SHELTER SERVICE STAIRS 16 SEATING 17 FOLLY SEATING
1 RESTROOMS 2 CONFERENCE ROOM 3 OFFICE 4 EGRESS STARIS 5 RECEPTION 6 ELEVATOR 7 CAFE 8 KITCHEN
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FLOOR PLANS SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0"
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STORM SHELTER
18 CLASROOM 19 COMMUNITY AREA 20 LAB/CLASSROOM 21 EGRESS STAIRS 22 ELEVATOR 23 RESTROOMS 24 EXHIBITION SPACE 25 VIEWING DECK
26 EGRESS STAIRS 27 STORAGE 28 THEATRE/COLLABORATIVE SPACE 29 RESTROOMS 30 MECHANICAL ROOM
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GALLERY OF TWO VIEWS CONT.
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PROGRAMMATIC FOCUS
14 GRAY CANYON WELLNESS CENTER
The interactive and symbiotic wellness and clinic center continues that need for increasing health an attention in our daily lives. The concept of layering a connective and interactive building is essential stacking programs into different floors and spaces especially for COVID social distancing. It also pro vides multiple unique moments and movement throughout the different types of spaces. The buildin oriented around a main core center which helps organize the amenities and green space around it. T positioning on the site also doubles to allow wind to flow nicely throughout yet blocking in area mos needed. Such activities and green space around the core brings the guests and visitors into one mai gathering area. This health center will provide protocols to insure of a safe living space yet maintain familiar activities and services to help people stay interactive and moving.
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PROBLEM SOLVING SKETCHES
CULTURAL AND PRECEDENT STUDY
GRAY CANYON WELLNESS CENTER CONT.
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THE TURNING POINT - TULSA MASTERPLAN TEAM RESEARCH & PLANNING
MAR
APR
MAY
JUL
JUN
AUG
OCT
SEP
DEC
NOV
JAN
FEB
WILLIAMS ROUTE 66 MARATHON GUTHRIE GREEN AMPHITHEATER (CONCERTS, YOGA, SHOWS, ETC.) TULSA BICYCLE TOURS
ARTS DISTRICT
FIRST FRIDAY ART CRAWL WOODY GUTHRIE CENTER TULSA TOUGH RIDE AND RACE
TULSA SYMPHONY
TULSA SYMPHONY TULSA RUN
MARDI GRAS PARADE
ST. PATRICK’S DAY PARADE
TULSA TOUGH RIDE AND RACE
BLUE DOME DISTRICT
YOGA UNDERGROUND
BLUE DOME ARTS FEST ENTERTAINMENT: BARS, NIGHTLIFE, RESTAURANTS, LOUNGES BLUE DOME DISTRICT FOOD TRUCKS
CHRISTMAS PARADE BLOCK PARTY SUNDAY/HOLIDAY CHURCH SERVICES
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT
TU & TCC FOOTBALL SEASON
TULSA MAYFEST TULSA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
ECHO
MUSEUMS - (TULSA ART DECO MUSEUM & GEOSCIENCE CENTER) BOK CENTER-CONCERTS, GAMES, EVENTS
SCHO
OL
CINCO DE MAYO STREET FESTIVAL
DECO DISTRICT
TOP OF THE TOWN EVENT TULSA OILERS HOCKEY SEASON
TULSA OILERS HOCKEY SEASON
HOP JAM
CROSSING CONNECTIONS
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
Branching out towards the East and West, expanding existing transport system.
JOHN HOPE FRANKLIN RECONCILIATION PARK GREENWOOD CULTURAL CENTER
GREENWOOD DISTRICT
TULSA MLK JR PARADE
TULSA DRILLERS BASEBALL SEASON GREENWOOD ART PROJECT
RACE AGAINST SOCIETY MABEL B LITTLE HERITAGE HOUSE MUSEUM
GATHERING PLACE PARK YOGA/FITNESS CLASSES
GATHERING PLACE
OK TRIBAL CELEBRATION MOVIE NIGHTS
ST. PATHRICK’S DAY PARTY CRAFT/PAINT CLASSES
EARTH DAY EVENT
FIREWORKS
HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION
WINTER WONDERLAND
BLACK HISTORY CELEBRATION
GUIDED NATURE WALKS
CINCINNATI PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE
MOBILE LIBRARY
Turning the seldom used Cincinnati bridge into a park and pathway for pedestrians and cyclists to connect to the Gathering Place.
CARNIVALS/FESTIVALS
PR
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CATHEDRAL DISTRICT DEVELOPMENT
Revitalizing the Cathedral District, rezoning empty parking lots, create a vibrant and dense mixed use neighborhood.
PIV OT
ELGIN AVENUE REDESIGN
Creating a large pedestrian-oriented boulevard featuring an electric street car, connecting the Cathedral District to Greenwood.
STREET TYPOLOGIES EXISTING INTERSECTION CAR-ORIENTATED STREET
PROPOSED INTERSECTION
MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
16 THE TURNING POINT // PROVISION
The overall issues of the current Tulsa conditions include a lack of activity, density, and services area. The Turning Point Masterplan addresses the problems created from a car-centric society an the site must connect to the surrounding communities by conserving the ecology of the area and lack of healthy food and grocery options in the downtown area. This causes decline in health, incr solves this issue by acting as “arms” providing a fruitful supply of interaction, food, culture, and w will be further explored in the second semester of graduate school.
PROVISION MARKET PROPOSED MASTERPLAN DEVELOPMENT INDIVIDUAL & 10TH
EXISTING AND PROPOSED CINCINNATI & 10TH
INITIAL PROGRAMMING
PERSPECTIVES
INITIAL PROGRAMMING
PERSPECTIVES PROVIDE
CONNECT
FORM
EXTEND
EXTERIOR RENDERING
EXTERIOR RENDERING
SITE PLAN
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MASSING & SECTIONS EXISTING AND PROPOSED CINCINNATI & 10TH
EXTERIOR RENDERING
INITIAL PROGRAMMING
PERSPECTIVES
PROPOSED MASTERPLAN Texas
Argentina Mayor’s Office//NOMENA
The Triangle //Arch Three Studio
Denmark
Oklahoma
Steno Diabetes Center // COWI A/S
Provision // LOUDA
INTERIIOR RENDERING
INTERIIOR RENDERING EXTERIOR RENDERING
SECTION A
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SECTION B
SITE PLAN
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SECTION B EXISTING AND PROPOSED CINCINNATI & 10TH
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PROPOSED MASTERPLAN EXTERIOR RENDERING
MASSING & SECTIONS
INTERIIOR RENDERING
SITE PLAN
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MASSING & SECTIONS
which has led to a vast reduction in walkability, connectivity, and investment in the downtown nd provides solutions that gives the city back to pedestrians. To develop the Cathedral District, engaging streets and paths over the highways and within downtown. Tulsa also suffers from the rease in obesity, and less healthy food access to the poor. The fresh farmers market, “Provision” wellbeing, perfectly mimicking the new and iconic turn of the downtown masterplan. This project
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ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS
Architecture rendering class taken in 2018. Studied movement of people, plants, and the use of different medium to explore various ways to express how a render can be preceived. Have been drawing and painting most of my life which led me to my interest in architecture and interior design. Love to focus on watercolor, but enjoy exploring other styles. Won the gold seal award for AP art VASE event in high school which allowed for a ceremony and my piece to travel around Texas.
ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
ASHLEY DARDEN
