autumn roberts
arch 301
tuskegee university
fall 2013
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CLOCKHOUSE SECOND YEAR
TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY LAKEHOUSE SECOND YEAR
SYPHILIS STUDY MEMORIAL SECOND YEAR
GREENWOOD CENTER MIXED-USE BUILDING THIRD YEAR
TUBMAN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY AND LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FIRST YEAR
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CLOCKHOUSE
FIRST YEAR The purpose of this project was to create an inhabitable space from an uninhabitable object. I designed a house for a professional clockmaker and his family. In plan, the building resembles the circular gears found on the inside of a timepiece. In addition to this, I designed several parapet roofs of varying heights for an aesthetic element. With this project, I was able to grasp the concept of composite drawings and maintaining design concepts.
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CLOCKHOUSE
ROOF PLAN
FRONT ELEVATION
BACK ELEVATION
CLOCKHOUSE
FLOOR PLAN
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TU LAKEHOUSE
SECOND YEAR The purpose of this project was to aid us in understanding the structural side of architectural design and, more specifically, wood framing by designing a boat rental facility on the shores of Lake Tuskegee. I designed the building to be simple, yet functional with several places for adults, children, and families can enjoy their time on the lake.
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TU LAKEHOUSE
FLOOR PLAN
SOUTH ELEVATION
LATERAL SECTION
TU LAKEHOUSE
WEST ELEVATION
EXPERIMENT MEMORIAL
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The number represents the 399 men involved in the experiment that had syphilis.
THIRD YEAR The purpose of this project was to introduce us to accessible ramps and walkways, as well as manipulating contours. The structures memorialize the men who participated in the Tuskegee Syphilis Study during the 1930s and their families.
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EXPERIMENT MEMORIAL
The memorial site plan includes a ramp leading up to a tower, a ramp that moves visitors further down the site, a small amphitheatre with a stage, and a seating area around a fountain. The dashed lines represent contour lines, and the bold lines represent new ones.
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GREENWOOD CENTER
SECOND YEAR The purpose of this project was to help us learn about site planning, sustainability, and wall sections. I created a three-story mixed-use development with commercial and community spaces on the first floor and two-level loft style aparments on the other floors. The apartments surrounded a courtyard, which promoted interaction between the resident. The building also featured several balconies and a green roof/patio for completely outdoor recreation.
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GREENWOOD CENTER
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The Greenwood Center site plan includes parallel parking spaces for four, regular parking spaces for twelve, and dumpster pad, water feature, and accessible walks leading in several directions.
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A SECOND FLOOR PLAN 0’1’
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THIRD FLOOR PLAN 0’1’
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PRECEDENTS
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THE CULLEN by JACKSON CLEMENTS BURROWS ARCHITECTS
A FIRST FLOOR PLAN 0’1’
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VILLIOT-RAPÉE by HAMONIC + MASSON
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GREENWOOD CENTER
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GREENWOOD CENTER
TWO-BEDROOM PLANS 0’ 1’
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ONE-BEDROOM PLANS 0’ 1’
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SOUTH ELEVATION 0’1’
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GREENWOOD CENTER
NORTH ELEVATION
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TUBMAN UNIV. LIBRARY
THIRD YEAR The purpose of this project was to create a potential design for a library on the campus of William V.S. Tubman University in Harper, Liberia. The concept for the library was derived from the African art of basket weaving and African textile patterns. The library includes an auditorium, tutorial spaces, several educational computer labs, and a teacher learning center.
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TUBMAN UNIV. LIBRARY
SITE PLAN The Tubman Univeristy Library will be centrally located on campus, and it will feature its own parking.
1. Open Stacks 2. Women’s Restroom 3. Men’s Restroom 4. Staff Lounge 5. Reserve & Media Holding 6. Materials Storage 7. Receiving Area with Dock 8. Librarians 9. Director of Libraries 10. Administrative Suite 11. Conference Room 12. Coordinator 13. Specialists/Technicians 14. Work/File Room 15. Resources Lab 16. Server Room 17. Student Tech Center
18. Open Computer Stations 19. Exhibition/Display Area 20. Large Meeting Room 21. Meeting Room Storage 22. Video Conferencing Room 23. Community Training 24. Media Production 25. Lab Tech and Storage 26. E-brary Retail 27. Cyber Cafe 28. Women’s Restroom 29. Men’s Restroom 30. Staf Break Room 31. Data Center 32. Conference Room 33. IT Director 34. IT Administration 35. IT Reception
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TUBMAN UNIV. LIBRARY
LEGEND
1. CTLE Offices and Storage 2. Conference Room 3. CTLE Director 4. Faculty Presentation 5. Men’s Restroom 6. Women’s Restroom 7. Faculty Resource Center 8. Auditorium 9. ICT Resiurce Room 10. Remedial Service 11. SSC Director 12. SSC Offices and Storage 13. Reception 14. Student Lounge 15. Tutorial and Study Spaces 16.General Study Space 17. Library Study Space
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EAST ELEVATION
SECTION A
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TUBMAN UNIV. LIBRARY
WEST ELEVATION
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