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contents 333 E. VIRGINIA MENIL COLLECTION CAMPUS URBAN FARM SCHOOL
“We started as 17 students, but our team has already began to grow. This is our collective team. This is studioKANYINI.�
mike swenson architecture
jack debartolo 3 architect
reid mosman architecture
stephanie furniss biomedical informatics
jesse westad landscape architecture
gerri lamb nurse scientist
alex tsaparis architecture
callie price excerice + wellness
toni stahlbuhk architecture
ana matijevic architecture
jesse slim architecture
james shraiky design researcher
christian hulme architecture
mandel mcdonnell architecture
ana zenato gomez healthcare + healing
shelby riddell architecture
neel mehta biomedical informatics
lindsey janousek architecture
colleen rothner healthcare + healing
333 east virginia TEAM
studioKANYINI
CLIENT
DeDe Devine, CEO Native American Connections
PARTNERS
FACULTY
TERM LOCATION
CONCEPT
Perlman Architects JSRa Architecture University of Newcastle Wollotuka Institute Jack DeBartolo James Shraiky Gerri Lamb Fall 2013 Phoenix, Arizona
BRIEF
Schematic Design Proposal Wellness Center + Workforce Housing The project created a partnership between studioKanyini, an interdisciplinary group of students, and Native American Connections, a Phoenix non-profit organization that offers behavioral health and housing services within Phoenix. The team was tasked with investigating concepts for a schematic design proposal of a 74-unit workforce housing and a coeducational 60 bed inpatient, holistic Wellness Center. Varied partnerships provided us with a unique opportunity to collaborate as different disciplines, but also collaborate with professionals, community members and staff. All which were vital components of helping us understand the human qualities necessary within this project. Throughout the process, I was involved as one of two lead designers for the Wellness Center, interviewing to gain research necessary to produced floor plans, renderings and supplement information needed for the client.
[kah-nyee-nee] an australian aboriginal word meaning the principle of connectedness through caring and responsibility that underpins aboriginal life
the feather signifies performing a brave deed of confronting an enemy
studioKANY NI a group of 17 interdisciplinary students at ASU
the color derives from the turquoise stone that is native american culture is a sign of blessing, good fortune, good health and long life
RESEARCH hope
client journey
trust
operational model for potential client journey, including feelings and how architectural intervations can improve these qualities
desperation self-loathing treatment time
jane
design implications talking circle
1 on 1 counseling
open meetings
wellness center eastern entrance
WELCOMING ENTRANCE. FACADE THAT DANCES WITH THE RISING SUN. REDUCES CLIENT ANXIETY.
DESIGN PRINCIPLES concepts arrived from: + interviews + staff charrette + observations + site visits
WELLNESS PRINCIPLES
SITE STRATEGIES
E. Virginia Ave
E. Virginia Ave
HOUSING
WELLNESS
01: BACKYARD PARK
HOUSING
WELLNESS
02: SEPERATE PARKS FOR SAFETY
E. Virginia Ave
E. Virginia Ave
HOUSING
WELLNESS
03: EXTRA SEPERATION
E. Virginia Ave
HOUSING
WELLNESS
04: SEPERATION WITH PARKING
E. Virginia Ave
HOUSING
WELLNESS
05: NATURAL SEPERATION: ARROYO
HOUSING
WELLNESS
06: INTIMATE COURTYARDS
WORKFORCE HOUSING 74 units: studio, one bed, two bed, and three bed
ARROYO
WELLNESS CENTER 60 bed inpatient holistic rehabilitation clinic
site plan
site section
wellness center first level
wellness center second level
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING 450 SF
W/C 80 SF
CONFERENCE 300 SF
UP UP QUAD OCCUPANCY 505 SF
MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM 1120 SF
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING 420 SF
W/C 80 SF
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING 420 SF
QUAD OCCUPANY 500 SF
BUSINESS CENTER 545 SF
CLOSET 45 SF
WORKSPACE 240 SF OFFICE 110 SF OFFICE 110 SF
WORK/COPY 150 SF
STORAGE 55 SF COUNCELOR OFFICE 140 SF
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 315 SF
LAUNDRY 195 SF
TRANSITIONAL HOUSING 425 SF
TALKING CIRCLE 615 SF
CLOSET 55 SF
W/C 80 SF
W/C 75 SF
STAFF BREAKROOM 170 SF
CHARTING ALCOVE 85 SF
DONATIONS/ GENERAL STORAGE 390 SF
W/C 50 SF
COUNCELOR OFFICE 145 SF SINGLE OCCUPANCY 225 SF
COUNCELOR OFFICE 130 SF
CHARTING ALCOVE 80 SF
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 325 SF MED DISP./CLINICAL STORAGE 215 SF
W/C 50 SF
LOUNGE/WAITING 315 SF
DAYCARE [TENANT USE ONLY] 555 SF
EXAM ROOM 155 SF
NURSE STATION 180 SF
W/C 80 SF
COUNCELOR OFFICE 130 SF
STORAGE/ KITCHENETTE 100 SF
W/C 75 SF W/C 55 SF
W/C 55 SF
UP HOT BOX 65 SF
ELECTRIC 75 SF
TELE./COMM. 75 SF
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 310 SF W/C 75 SF
ELEV. EQUIPMENT ROOM 80 SF MAIN LOBBY 1320 SF
KITCHENETTE 100 SF
INTAKE OFFICE 100 SF
UP
ELEC./TELE. 70 SF
ARTS + CRAFTS 695 SF
GYM 540 SF
INTAKE OFFICE 100 SF
OUTSIDE NETWORKS 100 SF
CASE AIDE OFFICE 120 SF
MAINTENANCE SHOP/ MECHANICAL 1015 SF
JANITORS CLOSET 55 SF
JANITOR CLOSET 80 SF
WORKROOM 200 SF
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 300 SF
CASE MANAGER OFFICE 125 SF
ELECTRIC 50 SF
W/C 80 SF
FAMILY VISITATION 345 SF
LIBRARY 400 SF STORAGE 90 SF
SECURE STORAGE 95 SF
W/C 80 SF
TELE./COMM. 50 SF
CASE MANAGER OFFICE 120 SF COUNCELOR OFFICE 150 SF
DOUBLE OCCUPANCY 305 SF
KITCHENETTE 120 SF
DRY STORAGE 115 SF
FREEZER 120 SF
GROUP THERAPY 735 SF
QUAD OCCUPANCY 495 SF
COUNCELOR OFFICE 145 SF
STORAGE 55 SF
KITCHEN OFFICE 120 SF
W/C 80 SF
KITCHEN 875 SF
W/C 80 SF
UP
UP STORAGE 135 SF
W/C 75 SF
LOADING 160 SF
DINING/LARGE GROUP 2625 SF
QUAD OCCUPANCY 480 SF
QUAD OCCUPANCY 525 SF
public/community administrative internal shared service residential units
PUBLIC
SEMI - PUBLIC
PRIVATE
ARROYO
wellness center building section
welcoming entrance lobby
shared courtyard healing garden labrynth sweat lodges
holistic healing gym arts + crafts
vertical circulation library business center
offices storage loading maintenance
HEALING THE BODY, MIND + SPIRIT
view of arts + crafts room and gym
view of talking circle room
view of courtyard
SAFE SPACE FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION, EXTENSION OF INDOOR SPACES, TRANSITION TO PRIVATE
menil collection campus CLIENT PARTNERS
Sheryl Kolasinski Menil Collection Campus Abeer Ajami Alex Tsaparis
FACULTY
Tom Powers
TERM
Spring 2013
LOCATION
BRIEF
Within this Comprehensive Design studio, our group of students and professors visited Houston, Texas to obtain a full experience of the Menil Campus. This provided us with the opportunity collaborate with staff on the design of a Drawing Institute, Cafe and Auditorium additions to the campus. Throughout a weekend in Houston, our group was intrigued by the nature of the bungalows surrounding the Menil as well as the “stumble-upon� aspect of the many pavilions. With these concept in mind, our proposal establishes a relationship that relates to the informal qualities of the campus while delicately relating to the intimate neighborhood fabric.
Houston, Texas
In this group project, my involvement included collaborating with my teammates on the design, implementing renderings, and demonstrating our design with physical models. CONCEPT
create new node that continues the nature of discover on the campus
respond to existing rhythm of neighboring bungalows with various andulations
expose and conceal process, exterior and interior, of the building and art
1: view from richmond ave
2: view from new walking path
3: view towards drawing institute
alabama st
sul ross st
autidorium menil collection
bookstore
drawing institute branard st
3
2
1
richmond ave
drawing institute - first level floor plan
1 2 3
1: view of lobby
2. dark gallery
3. large gallery
drawing institute wall section model 1/2” = 1’-0”
drawing institute building section model 1/8” = 1’-0”
daylighting system isometric
skylight frame and glazing metal coping over epdm flashing epdm membrane poly-iso insulation cast-in-place concrete over metal deck hvac duct supply gypsum board ceiling
cast-in-place concrete shear wall
curtain wall panel system
perforated metal screen
mechanical system
structural system
MECHANICAL ZONE 1 GALLERIES, LOBBY, LIBRARY
MECHANICAL ZONE 2 STORAGE, RESTORATION, OFFICE, CURATORIAL
reflected lighting roof drainage truss system hvac system
section thru lobby + large gallery
urban farm school FACULTY TERM LOCATION
Dan Clevenger
BRIEF
Fall 2011 Phoenix, Arizona
The Phoenix Urban Farm School is a living example and experimental laboratory for students and the public. Through investigation of missing elements within the Phoenix metroplex, a distinct loss of connection to the surrounding natural elements is present. This loss of connection is regenerated within the site by creating relationships to the desert, valley, and mountains in order to create an ecotone where these elements overlap. The Phoenix Urban Farm School seeks to engage the northern community members, students at Gateway Community College, and transit passengers through a hands on learning environment.
CONCEPT
desert +
valley
+ mountain = ecotone
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interior
exterior
exterior
interior
exterior
interior
exterior
school organizational schemes
exterior
scheme one
garage scheme two
classroom
parking
student lounge
cafeteria
garden
front office
scheme three
interior
scheme four
transverse section
site process diagram
living wall conveyor belt conveyor belt elevation detail elevation detail
living wall
light well light well
parking garage
parking garage
garden balcony garden balcony section detail section detail
garden balcony plan detail
garden balcony plan detail
floor plan
floor plan
new building site
new building site
elevated garden elevated garden
remove drainage
remove existing parking
remove existing parking
existing site plan
existing parking
remove drainage easement
submerged parking new parking new parking elevation elevation
submerged parking arrangement
ground level
first level
market
transit center
classroom
of fices
garden
garden garden garden garden
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transit center
garden garden garden garden garden garden
second level
cafe
classroonm garde
third level
lounge
classroonm garde
third level : view of market