CHASE HEARN
Chase Hearn M.ARCH, USC, 2012 Certificate in Building Science, USC, 2012 B.S. ARCH, U of Utah, 2010 chasehearn@gmail.com 530.923.1835
LOS ANGELES TALENT
1
PERFORMATIVE PAVILION
2
MUSEUM BODY
3
HOOVER ELEMENTARY
4
CULINARY INSTITUTE
5
COVEY CLUBHOUSE
6
of the
LATALENT UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DR. DAVID GERBER FALL 2011
PRIVATE
PUBLIC
VOID
aligned to predominant wind direction for natural ventilation
SKIN
wrapped on North for increased privacy and on South to limit solar heat gain
This talent agency office building provides a-list celebrities with privacy while allowing for public use of retail and a health gym on the lower floors and a night club on the top floor. The louvered skin performs both environmentally and aesthetically, adjusting during the day to block incident solar radiation and at night as an ever changing Hollywood attraction.
PRIVATE
pushed back and raised to increase privacy
PUBLIC
pulled out to maximize public street edge
LOUVERS
lifted at bottom to open up public and reacts to programmatic and environmental conditions through varying degrees of depth and density.
V
al pr di na
AGENTS STAFF TALENT STAFF USERS
9AM-5PM 5PM-10PM 10PM-3AM 24 / 7
STAFF CLUBBERS PERFORMERS
restrooms
janitor
circulation
public circulation
lounge vip lounge
controlled entry
smoking area
outdoor lounge
22,000SF
100,000SF
storage
outdoor lounge
NIGHTCLUB
bar dance floors
CIRCULATION
8,000SF
STAFF SHOPPERS
private circulation
private entry public entry reception
RETAIL
6,000SF
cashier circulation
circulation
changing room
retail space
office space
janitor
lockers/showers
machines cardio
pool
PARKING
10,000SF
conference
storage
free weights
lobby
circulation
screening room
restrooms
HEALTH CLUB
TALENT AGENCY
social gathering
PUBLIC SPACE
5,100SF
25,000SF
237.5’
212.5’ 200’ 187.5’ 175’ 162.5’ 150’
125’ 112.5’ 100’ 87.5’ 75’ 62.5’ 50’ 37.5’ 25’ 12.5’ 0’ -12.5’ -22.5’
NIGHTCLUB MECHANICAL CHASE HEARN SKIN DEEP
FALL 2011
NIGHTCLUB
TALENT AGENCY
TALENT AGENCY
TA VIP
TA VIP
HEALTH CLUB
HEALTH CLUB
RETAIL
RETAIL
EGRESS NIGHTCLUB TALENT AGENCY TA VIP HEALTH CLUB RETAIL PARKING
ARCH 605A
DR. DAVID GERBER
60”
60”
36”
36”
URBAN FLOW
EGRESS AIR INTAKE NIGHTCLUB
ENCY
TALENT AGENCY NORTH MECHANICAL ROOM 1,020 SF TA VIP SOUTH MECHANICAL ROOM 1,040 SF HEALTH CLUB
BS + CORES
CIRCULATION
NIGHTCLUB
EXHAUST
B
UB
CIRCULATION
POOL MECHANICAL
URBAN FLOW
PEDESTRIAN
PEDESTRIAN
VEHICLE
VEHICLE
ADA ACCESSIBLE RESTROOM
BUILDING SYSTEMS
RETAIL
SUPPLY
PARKING
RETURN
ADA ACCESS
MECHANICAL ROOMS
CHASE HEARN
CONCRETE SLABS + CORES
SKIN DEEP
FALL 2011
CONCRETE SLABS + CORES
ARCH 605A
DR. DAVID GERBER
STEEL STRUCTURE
STEEL STRUCTURE
STEEL STRUCTURE
STRUCTURE W/SLABS + CORESSTRUCTURE W/SLABS + CORES
STRUCTURE W/SLABS +
level 3
level 17
STRIATED PAVILION UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DR. DAVID GERBER FALL 2011
This pavilion is a study of horizontal louvers and their possibilities as performative architecture. The vertical spacing and depth of the louvers is determined by solar orientation in order to maximize or minimize the effects solar heat gain. The louvers twist at particular moments, lapping upon each other to create a shear wall or block wind where necessary.
Cool North-West
North
Seating
Opening
Warm North-East
Seating
Structure
South-West
South
South-East
Seating
Opening
Seating
Structure
MUSEUM BODY of the
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PROF. GAIL BORDEN SUMMER 2011
Nestled amongst the aging fig trees of Los Angeles' Exposition Park, the Museum of the Body (MOB) has a mission to celebrate and preserve art, artifacts, and technologies relating to the human body. As visitors move through the building they will descend beneath the earth and also move within the canopy of the trees forcing upon their own bodies an awareness of their relationship to this physical world.
structure
’011 ’001 ’09 ’08 ’07 ’06 ’05 ’04 ’03 ’02
site section ’053
canopy
trunk
root
BODY
3D MRI
XRAY
BODY
ANATOMICAL DRAWINGS
T E C H NOLOG Y
upper level
PROSTHETICS
PROGRAM
H I S TORY
RICHARD LONG CIRCLE
ARMOR HALL
AR T
PHOTOS
PAINTINGS
SCULPTURE GARDEN
ENTER
PHOTOS
BODY MASK COLLECTION
EXIT
entry level
POMPEII FIGURE lower level
upper level
entry level
south elevation
west elevation
HOOVER ELEMENTARY
This elementary school was designed to be visually connected to the recreation center across the street by placing the playgrounds on the corner facing the rec center. A community health center is located at the south end of the building and has a separate entrance ensuring a safe and controlled atmosphere for students.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA PROF. JEFF KIM FALL 2010
process models
section
section upper level
north elevation
entry level
west elevation
CULINARY INSTITUTE
This Seattle school doubles as a culinary center for eager students and a healthy meal for the homeless population. The lower floor opens up to the plaza creating a semi-outdoor soup kitchen. Students have the opportunity to practice their skills while contributing to the needs of others.
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH PROF. LIBBY HASLAM SPRING 2010
hot air rises in the cavity is exhausted at the roof louvers may be retracted up into housing low iron glass on exterior
section 2
automatic 4 inch horizontal louvers adjust with time of day operable windows on interior facade bring fresh air into building
insulated low-e glass on interior
south elevation
damper brings fresh air into cavity
east elevation
classroom
storage
library
DN
UP
DN
lecture room classroom
10
DN
10
DN
restaurant
UP
apartments
level 2
level 4
cold storage
teaching kitchen
mechanical
teaching kitchen
teaching kitchen
DN
UP
dry storage
performance kitchen UP
outdoor dining/soup kitchen
store/exhibit 54
section 1
restaurant kitchen
UP
UP
11
restaurant
section 2
entry level
level 3
COVEY CLUBHOUSE
This clubhouse was commissioned to provide a whimsical play environment for children while maintaining a maturity that adults can enjoy. It features four habitable levels of 250 square feet of space with secret compartments, trap doors, and pulley systems that open door and windows and drop ladders.
CO-DESIGNED AND BUILT W/JAMES HALL CLIENT: DAVID COVEY BUDGET $12,000 SUMMER 2009
north valley view trap door w/ drop ladder
operable windows
water fall view
operable windows
concealed door
yellow window
red window
south valley view
orange window
Chase Hearn M.ARCH, USC, 2012 Certificate in Building Science, USC, 2012 B.S. ARCH, U of Utah, 2010 chasehearn@gmail.com 530.923.1835