PROJECT 2: POLK COUNTY COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER

Polk County Community Resource Center

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the courtyard open and adaptable to new functions.

Site Upgrades

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the courtyard open and adaptable to new functions.

Polk County Community Resource Center

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the courtyard open and adaptable to new functions.

Trauma Informed Design

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the courtyard open and adaptable to new functions.

Lidar Scanning and Site Analysis

By controlling the openings of the seed drying bin, we were able to create various combinations of air flow through the space. Each combination would interact with and decay the installation in new ways.

Programming

By controlling the openings of the seed drying bin, we were able to create various combinations of air flow through the space. Each combination would interact with and decay the installation in new ways.

Details

1" X 8" METAL BATTEN, TYP "SN"

PREFINISHED METAL COPING, ADD BLOCKING AS REQUIRED

EXITING CANOPY CONSTRUCTION TO REMAIN

NEOPRENE WASHERS AT SPACES BETWEEN BATTEN BRACKET AND METAL PANEL BLOCKING

FIRE TREATED 2X4 WOOD BLOCKING

ROOF MEMBRANE

METAL PANEL, MP-1, EXTRA DARK BRONZE

NON-PERMEABLE WEATHER BARRIER

5/8" EXTERIOR PLYWOOD

EXISTING CANOPY STRUCTURE TO REMAIN

5/8" EXTERIOR PLYWOOD

NON-PERMEABLE WEATHER BARRIER

SOFFIT PANEL, MP1

SILL TO SOFFIT FLASHING BY METAL PANEL SUPPLIER, MATCH MP1

1"x8" METAL BATTEN, TYP

CHAMFER EDGES OF STEM WALL, TYP

CONCRETE STEM WALL, REFER TO STRUCTURAL

*BACKER ROD & SEALANT

"CC" TYPE BASE BRACKET AT BASE, TYP NEW SIDEWALK

OMIT BATTENS AND CONNECTIONS AT "SIM" Level 1 0"

EXPANSION MATERIAL, TYP.

6" GRANULAR FILL

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the courtyard open and adaptable to new functions.

3D Printed Detail Mock Up

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the

Trauma Informed Design • Triage

By controlling the openings of the seed drying bin, we were able to create various combinations of air flow through the space. Each combination would interact with and decay the installation in new ways.

Rhino Inside Revit • Multi Material Custom Family Scirpt

By controlling the openings of the seed drying bin, we were able to create various combinations of air flow through the space. Each combination would interact with and decay the installation in new ways.

PROJECT 3: HARDING MIDDLE SCHOOL COURTYARD

Harding Middle School Courtyard

Harding Middle School’s courtyard in Des Moines, IA was the subject of OPN’s summer pro bono project. Interns and junior designers collaborated to help the courtyard augment more school activities.

Cut and Fill

By reusing all excavated soil on the site, we minimized the machinery necessary to compete the project. This approach helped keep the courtyard open and adaptable to new functions.