BRIAN P MCVEIGH MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE // WORK SAMPLE PENNDESIGN 2015
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architecture | fall 2014 | brennan buck + christopher connick
architecture | spring 2014 | shawn rickenbacker
urban design | fall 2013 | chris marcinkoski + cindy sanders
architecture | fall 2014 | lindsay falck
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AIR OF THE FUTURE architecture | fall 2014 | mexico city | brennan buck with christopher connick Organized around five large simulation chambers, this project explored the potential of projected and overlapping geometries as a way to explore potentially new forms of space as well as facilitate interaction between researchers and the public. Situated in Mexico City’s Chapultepec Park, the project was meant to be understood at all viewing angles with clear views into the simulation chambers. Three overlapping bars helped to achieve this with uniques functions and circulation appearing at the intersections.
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Study models and section perspective exposing effect of projected geometries.
Study model revealing intricate zones of enclosure, entrance, and aperture.
L, C, and I shaped forms projected onto a tetrahedron yielding intricate spaces and potential internal organizations and circulation patterns. Initial study model above.
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CIRCULATION vertical / stepped
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Massing model using milled acrylic, walnut veneer and laser etched watercolor paper. VOID COURTYARD
SIMULATION CHAMBERS CONTROLLED ACCESS CHAMBERS PUBLIC VIEWING CHAMBER
Section perspective revealing central courtyard, office trays and vertically stacked auditorium.
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NYC SCRUBWAY architecture | spring 2014 | manhattan | shawn rickenbacker in collaboration with philip roberson SCRUBWAY attempts to answer the question of architecture’s future potential by re-imagining the ubiquitous nature of the “living wall”. Giving air treatment priority over typical program driven design allowed us to create a large scale and ecologically rich response to the specific nature of the site. With the potential deployment of this system and its variants across the urban fabric, SCRUBWAY has the capability of addressing public health at an urban scale; something often consider as out of the realm of architecture.
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SECTION B PERSPECTIVE : PUBLIC EVENT SPACE, UPPER TRAYS, SCRUBBING CHAMBERS, + SUBWAY CONCOURSE
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PHILLY THINKLOOP urban design | spring 2015 | philadelphia | chris marcinkoski Philly Thinkloop activates multiple vacant lots across North Philadelphia through the introduction of a mobile education system designed to provide vocational training and creative education for all ages. Through a network of “lotlabs” and “landings” which are served by 6 mobile education trucks, the neighborhoods of North Philly will be provided with education programs tailored to the resident’s needs and those of future industry.
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Top: Lotlabs in their various forms respond to site parameters and allow truck access while still functioning as playgrounds or parks when not in use. Right: West Loop showing relation of Lotlabs to local schools as well as walking times. truck canopy
graphic signage
gravel drive
wall pattern
projection area
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ramp to deck
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wall pattern
work out structure
truck canopy
graphic signage
ramp to deck
workshop deck
existing PHS fence
gravel drive
graphic signage
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gravel drive
steps up to truck
truck canopy
workshop deck
ramp to deck
projection area
wall pattern
existing PHS fence
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wall pattern
sloped deck walk
gravel drive
steps up to truck
truck canopy
workshop deck
ramp to deck
wall pattern
graphic signage
gravel drive
steps up to van
mesh screen for visibilty + projection
wall pattern
graphic signage
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KENGO IN DETAIL architecture | fall 2014 | lindsay falck in collaboration with cricket day + jackie martinez As part of the detail in design elective course we analyzed, redrew, fabricated, and assembled a portion of Kengo Kuma’s facade for the Sunny Hills Cake factory in Tokyo, Japan. The clear cedar members were assembled using the Japanese method know as “Jiigoku-Gumi”. The clear cedar was flip-milled and assembled using friction, wood glue and screws which are hidden by the subsequent layer of the lattice.
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JOINT ASSEMBLY
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LATTICE TYPE B
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LATTICE TYPE A
PLAN
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FRONT ELEVATION
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