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acsl project 03-06
residents tower 13-14
studio VII 07-08
civic tower 15-16
dream home 09-10
wellness center 17
artist living 11-12
art school 18
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" ingle family homes in America should be far more efficient, less wasteful, and less expensive than the current model." ASCL is an answer to this problem. This project is a 1000 sq. ft. net zero house that costs less than your typical similar sized home. This project can also be constructed in a shorter amount of time. To achieve this the home is built out of 3 shipping containers and utilizes the latest in recycled material. The home also has a lot of sustainable features built in. Such as solar panels on roof, rain water collection, and radiant flooring. The building also has a few vernacular design features built in to help reduce it's need for man made systems ultimately keeping house more comfortable.
this view above is looking into the kitchen with the nano walls about and morning sun flooding the room.
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top: the view looking down hallway into living room from bedroom. bottom: the view from inside kitchen looking out onto the deck.
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Canadian Solar 22 panels 290kw ea.
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(2) 2x6 20' @2ft o.c. Anderson double pane windows
ve rt . tq . 1/2”x4” siding 3/4” 7 p ly 2x4 header 5/8” gypsum
vertical cement board framed drywall rough finish
ve rt . tq . 1/2”x4” siding Hg flashing strip
40' shipping containers Paving strip in gra vel bed
1/2"x4' shade screen
2x4 sill
wood lattice screen tub steel structure 6x6" (2) 350 gal. water tanks planter box
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vertical pallet garden
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engineered wood floor trex composite decking
house jacks
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To make this house net zero the project incorporates 10 different sustainable features. First off is the use of 22 solar panels on roof. Secondly this house uses passive systems like, natural convection, ceiling fans, and nano walls. For heating the house has radiant floors. For hot water a tank-less electric heater is used under each sink which cuts down on heat up time and energy consumption. One can also grow all of their own food in the vertical garden off of deck.
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Studio VII "Our school has all the right things to learn but let's be honest they are not all in order."
Studio VII is an expansion to NewSchool of Architecture and Design. Located on the corner of Park Blvd. and Gst this project looks deep into the grass roots of both the school and the community and proposes a definite change that will both elevate student learning as well as provoke community engagement with in the school.
Form Generation
07-08
Extrusion
Bump out
Push and pull
the art wall is like a giant billboard for the school that is easily seen from the road and can change often.
Concrete columns with glass enclosed wood shop
Steel framing for floor and cantilevered studio space
Finished building with brick facade and vaulted roofs
each studio space would be adaptable to student needs.
Mold its shape
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Johnson Falls
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the library is a wonderful place to sit and relax.
when you walk into the house you're met with this incredible view!
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S.A.G artist livin
"Currently the streets of East Village are being over
run by crime and homeless which is driving away business and people." S.A.G which stands for Shipping Containers-ArtistsGalleries is a place that brings community together and creates a space that brings business back! This live work apartment building will be located in the heart of the artist inspired East Village. The main focus of this project is to provide a place where artists can live and work. The project also focuses on providing a space that will allow the artist to express themselves for everyone to enjoy.
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The unique aspect of the apartment units themselves will be their lack of separate bathrooms and kitchens. Instead each unit will share these amenities, this would encourage residents to come together rather than be isolated from one another.
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Park space around the building would host weekly farmers markets, community yard sales, movie in the park nights, dog parks, etc...
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We as designers can easily get caught up in our work that is why I like to change things up often and work on multiple things at once. Just recently I made a table top shelf for my papers. I also made a stool from a half of a broken one found in the dumpster. I've also tried my hand with old wooden pallets and making furniture like this folding/ reclining beach chair! The point is don't get glued to a screen and keep your creativity going!
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