Celia Gannaway Portfolio Fall 2020 by Celia Gannaway

CELIA GANNAWAY PORTFOLIO FALL 2020 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY: M.ARCH III

EDUCATION

Clemson University | Clemson, S.C. Expected Graduation in May 2021 Department of Architecture | Master of Architecture (M.Arch III) | GPA: 3.8

Samford University | Birmingham, AL Graduated in May 2018 Department of Interior Architecture | Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design (BFA) Minor: Fine Arts | Magna Cum Laude | GPA: 3.82 Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List: Fall 2014 - Spring 2018 Summer 2016: Studied Abroad in London at the Daniel House

University of Alabama at Birmingham | Birmingham, AL Spring 2018 College of Arts and Sciences | Studied Physics

AFFILIATIONS

EXPERIENCE

LEED Green Associate International Interior Design Association | 2014 - 2018 Graduate Architecture Professional Program (GAPP) National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB)

ArchJourney | Clemson University, S.C. + Remote Graduate Research Assistant | Oct 2018 - Present Research on Architecture around World for ArchJourney Website Correspondence to Architecture Firms around the World Input Data to archjourney.org; Future App Design, Maintaining Social Media Accounts

Barcelona Architecture Center | Remote Graduate Teaching Assistant | Aug 2020 - Dec 2020 Recordkeeping Layout and Design of BAC Semester Booklet Catalog Resources from Invited Lecturers and Presentations

Cummings & McCrady, Inc. | Charleston, S.C. Architectural Intern | Jan 2020 - May 2020 3D Modeling and Drafting in SketchUp, Revit, and AutoCAD Rendering in Podium and Enscape from Sketchup and Revit Historical Conditions Assessments Documentations and Layout in InDesign

May Architecture | Atlanta, GA Architectural Intern | May 2019 - August 2019 3D Modeling and Construction Documents In Revit Programming and Schematic Design Drawings in Revit, Photoshop and by Hand Construction Administration with field reports, RFIs and site visits

Providence Cabinetry & Design, LLC and SPC Co. Inc. | Decatur, AL Administrative & Design Assistant | May 2018 - August 2018 Manage and Redirect Customer Queries Bookkeeping for Clients and Vendors Kitchen and Bath Floor Plan Work in 2020 Design

Matthew Bees Interiors (MBMB) | Birmingham, AL Administrative Intern | August 2016 - December 2016 Client Invoicing and Order Merchandise Install Displays and Maintain Showroom Schedule Deliveries/Appointments

PROFICIENT

Revit / Revit Rendering Adobe Indesign Adobe Photoshop Microsoft Office Suite Autocad CNC Router + Laser Cutter

Rhino Adobe Illustrator Enscape Sketch Up 2020 Design 3D + Hand Modeling

RAISED ABOVE THE STREET PROGRAM SUSPENDS IN MID-AIR AS WE WALK BENEATH.

HIGH ABOVE THE STREET, CMU bLOCKS SIT IN COMPRESSION. WITHIN THE LIGHT STEEL FRAMING OF THE CANTILEVERED BUILDING RESTS A DENSE CMU WALL AND PARAPET THAT EMERGE FROM THE MONOLITHIC FOUNDATIONS. THE HEAVIEST MATERIAL IS USED AT THE HIGHEST POINT WITH ONLY MINIMAL STEEL AND GLASS TO SUPPORT UNDERNEATH. THE BALANCE THAT IS CREATED BECOMES ONE OF THE MOST INTRIGUING ELEMENTS OF THE SPACE.

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T H E EXTERIOR FACADE IS COMPOSED OF GLASS AND ALUMINUM PANELS WHICH FORM A SERIES OF GRIDS THAT WRAP THE BUILDING AND ARE ALSO MIRRORED BY THE STRUCTURE. WITHIN THAT ORDER, THE GOAL OF THE BUILDING IS TO ENHANCE CONNECTIVITY TO CAMPUS AND LEAD PEDESTRAINS THROUGH THE BUILDING WHICH THE REPETITION AND DIRECTIONALITY OF THE GRID PROVIDES.

THERE IS A SHIFT PRESENT IN FREEMAN HALL. A SHIFT IN HEIGHT. THE CURVED STAIR WRAPS THE STREET’S CORNER AND BRINGS YOU UP OFF OF THE SIDEWALK AND INTO THE BUILDING. ONCE INSIDE THE BUILDING, THERE IS ANOTHER SHIFT IN HEIGHT. THE LOFTED WORK AREA. NOW THERE IS A VANTAGE POINT FROM WHERE YOU CAN GLANCE BACK AT THE STREET WHERE YOUR JOURNEY BEGAN.

OUTDOOR TO INDOOR. OPEN TO ENCLOSED. HOT TO COLD. UNCONDITIONED TO CONDITIONED. LOW TO HIGH. SOME OF THE MANY TRANSITIONS PRESENT IN FREEMAN HALL. THE REGULATING VESTIBULE SERVES AS A BUFFER BETWEEN OUTDOORS AND INDOORS AS WELL AS A REGULATOR OF TEMPERATURE. AS YOU WALK THROUGH THE FIRST SET OF DOUBLE DOORS, YOU ARE ABOUT TO ENTER A NEW SPACE YOU ARE GIVEN TIME TO REFLECT ON THAT CHANGE AS IT HAPPENS.

F R O M THE STREET, THE GRID OF MATERIALS AND FORM SUGGESTS A SENSE OF WEIGHT AND ORDER, BUT AS YOU WALK INSIDE, THE PROGRAM AND STRUCTURE ARE SUSPENDED ABOVE THE NOW SEEMINGLY “LIGHT” ENCLOSURE. THE HEAVY FACADE SEEN FROM THE GROUND APPEARS TO BE TERRACOTTA TILES BUT ARE ACTUALLY A FIBER CEMENT PANELING SYSTEM THAT CREATE A LIGHTER STRUCTURE ABOVE.

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ELEVATE CENTRO DE SALUD STRUCTURAL HAIKU COOL BLOW PARK NATIONAL LIBRARY OF LIBERIA ARCHJOURNEY CLEMSON CHAPEL KOSATEN PAVILION VILLA ALTAGRACIA SENIOR LIVING FACILITY VISUALIZATION II SELECTED WORKS

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ELEVATE RECLAIM THE COAST, EXPERIENCE THE SEA Upon studying the city and culture of Barcelona itself, it became very apparent that there was currently a lost connection to the sea. Locals are being pushed off of the coast due to increasing tourist populations. This creates a separation between the city and the sea.

visual and physical barrier. A goal of this site is to bring the city and the locals back out to the water to connect the land and sea. The site as it is now brings you out to the sea, but does not provide a way back to the city, nor does it provide a destination to draw you out to the sea.

Barcelona is home to many universities and research institutes which offer programs studying marine sciences and oceanography. This is an opportunity to provide a shared marine research center on the coast that could be used by scientists and students alike. What better place to study the sea than being suspended over the breathtaking Mediterranean.

The fluid form of the site creates various paths, levels, and curving tiers that wrap back around to the city. The site spans the breakwater and projects over the sea to provide the user with 360Â° views of Barcelona, while not disrupting the beach views or iconic Barcelona skyline.

Sitting between Barceloneta Beach and Somorrostro Beach is the Espigo del Gas Breakwater. This breakwater would typically go unnoticed and underused, however this proposal aims to soften that

Not only will this site be a place for studies and research... it is also a destination for locals and tourists, offering views of the city one would not be able to get standing on the beach.

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FALL 2019 REVIT PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN MODEL FINAL BOARDS IN COLLABORATION WITH COURTNEY WOLFF

By integrating the architecture with the colloquial style of Elyria Swansea, and by implementing site-specific ecologies and pollution technologies as well as the implementation of a public courtyard and elevated running track, the user’s health and wellness will be improved through the promotion of social interaction in the community. The architectural proposal contains 8 assisted living units, a shared living and dining building, a 24/7 healthcare clinic, and a gym equipped with workout classrooms totaling nearly 20,000 square feet.

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Rerouted traffic out Rerouted of schooltraffic out of school zone to create pedestrian zone to create area pedestrian area

Covered community Covered courtyard community courtyard under I-70 for gathering under I-70 for gathering

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“My name is Stephanie “My name is Stephanie and I am a live-in nurse and I am a live-in nurse for the clinic. I also for serve the clinic. I also serve the elderly that live the in the elderly that live in the 6 homes. assisted living assisted It is living homes. It is “My name is Stephanie so convenient to have so convenient my to have my andplace I am atolive-in nurseso own stay here own place to stay here so forIthe alsothat serve that canclinic. give Iaround Ithe can give around the the elderly that livewhen in theit’s clock assistance clock assistance when it’s assisted needed. living homes. It is needed. so convenient to have my own place to stay here so that I can give around the clock assistance when it’s needed.

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“Hey there, my name “Hey is Josefína there, my name is Josefína and I am 25 years and old. I use am 25 the years old. I use the clinic often. Before clinic I usedoften. to have Before I used to have to take the bus for over to take an the hourbus to for over an hour to get to the nearest6 health get to the center. nearest health center. “Hey is Josefína I alsothere, try to my usename the Igym also 2tryorto3 use the gym 2 or 3 and Iaam 25 years old. isIause the The track is a great times week. The track times aweek. great clinic Iway used have way often. to meetBefore people as well! totomeet It’s people as well! It’s tonice taketothe bus get for over antohour finally tonice know finally someto get to know some get to the nearest center. other people thathealth live other nearby.” people that live nearby.” I also try to use the gym 2 or 3 times a week. The track is a great way to meet people as well! It’s nice to finally get to know some other people that live nearby.”

Gallons

To Swansea To Swansea Elementary School Elementary School

View into classrooms Viewthrough into classrooms through to the school from the to the track school from the track

Percent

DECIBELS DECIBELS

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Sound from Interstate Sound from 70 isInterstate 70 is reduced with the reduced greenwith roofs the green roofs

Green space introduced Green space introduced back into the community back into the community

DECIBELS DECIBELS

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Green space introduced Green space introduced back into the community back into the community

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julSEP 0-1”

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“My name is Ana Maria “My name and Iisam Ana a Maria and I am a stay at home mom. stay Having at home the clinic mom. Having the clinic and the gym so close andhas thechanged gym so close has changed everything. My family everything. only hasMy onefamily only has one 6 cardrives car and my husband and my it tohusband drives it to “My name is Ana Maria and I amI have a more freedom work, so now I have work, moreso freedom now stay at home Having the clinic to take care mom. of things. to take Mycare parents of things. My parents and gym so close has changed alsothejust moved intoalso the just assisted moved into the assisted everything. family has one living facilityMy so the living kidsonly and facility I goso see the kids and I go see car them and my husband to every day.” almost everydrives day.” them italmost work, so now I have more freedom to take care of things. My parents also just moved into the assisted living facility so the kids and I go see them almost every day.”

Natural and native Natural gardens and replace native gardens traditional replace turf traditional turf grass, reducinggrass, needreducing for irrigation need for irrigation

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Titanium Titanium dioxidedioxide screenscreen Titanium Titanium dioxide dioxide Pollutants released Pollutants into released into the environment the fromenvironment I-70 from I-70 screenTitanium screen UV light activatesUVthelight activates the Titanium

12,000+ 40-60 40-60 12,000+ 12,000+ 40-60 40-60 12,000+

3-6”

To Swansea To Swansea Elementary School Elementary School

Percent

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Denver is 3rd highest Denver is 3rd highest in urban heat island in urban heat island effect in the United effect in the United States - Denver States is - Denver is approximately 23 approximately 23 Denver is 3rd highest Denver is 3rd highest hotter in hotter in indegrees urban heat island indegrees urban heat island the in summer the in summer effect the United effect the United than the -surrounding States Denverthan States is the -surrounding Denver is areas. 23 areas. 23 approximately approximately degrees hotterdegrees in hotter in the summer the summer than the surrounding than the surrounding areas. areas.

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Reduction in pollution Reductionlevels in pollution levels emitted from interstate emitted from interstate Reduction in pollution Reductionlevels in pollution levels emitted from interstate emitted from interstate

Sound from Interstate Sound from 70 isInterstate 70 is reduced with the reduced greenwith roofs the green roofs

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45 45 45 45

Percent

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Water saved per Water yearsaved with water per year with water collection tanks collection at livingtanks units at living units

recycled and sustainable recycled and materials sustainable materials 99.5% UV blockage. 99.5% They UVare blockage. also an They are compression also an strength compression of 50 PSI. strength Aerogelof 50 PSI. Steel Aerogel framing alsoSteel allows framing for also futureallows for A fire future rating. Soundbreak A fire rating. boardSoundbreak is rated board construction, is rated resulting construction, in increased resulting in increased

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Natural habitat gardens Natural habitat gardens surrounding the living surrounding units the living units

Design forDesign ecology for ecology

4000 4000 4000 4000

Shared outdoor living Shared spaces outdoor living spaces

A proposed campus for this site provides an innovative solution to healthcare in a weakening community. With an aging population, and majority Hispanic, Elyria Swansea needs an alternative to traditional senior adult care. This development must provide a retreat and resource for the aging population without prompting isolation. This will improve the medical and psychological state of its users and encourage them to live a healthy lifestyle through an increased quality of life.

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Water saved per Water yearsaved with water per year with water collection tanks collection at livingtanks units at living units

Design forDesign Resources for Resources

COTE 10 COMPETITION CLEMSON UNIVERSITY : STUDIO 8510

Elevated running Elevated track,running approximately track,200 approximately 200 Living units haveLiving “wildlife units habitat have “wildlife gardens” habitat gardens” meters, connectsmeters, community connects and community promotes healthy and promotes healthy instead of turf grass instead of turf grass living living

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Design forDesign Wellness for Wellness

Use existing freeway Use existing structurefreeway as structural structure as structural elements, reducing elements, raw reducing material needs raw material needs

CENTRO DE SALUD REIMAGINING HEALTHCARE IN ELYRIA SWANSEA, DENVER COLORADO

Design forDesign Wellness for Wellness

Design forDesign Economy for Economy

Design forDesign Resources for Resources

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Fiber Cement Siding Fiber Cement Siding

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night, is used as night, a passive is usedheating as a passive system heating system

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View into classrooms Viewthrough into classrooms through to the school from the to the track school from the track

Titanium dioxideTitanium film coating dioxide film coating all glassLocally and glazed on allsurfaces glassreclaimed and glazed surfaces Locallyon sourced, reclaimed sourced, pavers for pedestrian pavers zonefor pedestrian zone

Interstate I-70Interstate West I-70 West Shared living andShared diningliving area and dining area To Downtown Denver To Downtown Denver for the assisted living forcommunity the assisted living community

Planter-box seating Planter-box seating integrates the existing integrates the existing highway structure highway structure

Interstate I-70Interstate East I-70 East To Denver To Denver International International Airport Airport

Planter-box seating Planter-box seating integrates the existing integrates the existing highway structure highway structure

Interstate I-70Interstate East I-70 East To Denver To Denver International International Airport Airport

Locally sourced, Locally reclaimed sourced, reclaimed pavers for pedestrian zonefor pedestrian zone pavers

Light gauge steel framingLight gauge steel framing Drywall

Elevated exerciseElevated track exercise track connecting the community connecting together the community together

doors for easy Fiber-cement siding Fiber-cement siding wheelchair Light gauge steel framingLight gauge steel framing Furring/vented air-space Furring/vented air-space accessibility Drywall Drywall Waterproofing membrane Waterproofing membrane Soundbreak acoustic gypsum Soundbreak board acoustic gypsum board 1” Aerogel Thermablok 1” insulation Aerogel Thermablok insulation Fiber-cement Fiber-cement Metal plate siding Metal plate siding

Neighborhood health Neighborhood health clinic with laboratory clinic with laboratory Nurses’ quartersNurses’ quarters for sleep-in staff for sleep-in staff

Elevated exerciseElevated track exercise track

connecting the community connecting together the community together Into the Community Into the Community Nurses’ quartersNurses’ quarters for sleep-in staff for sleep-in staff

Into the Community Into the Community

Sliding pocket doors for easy wheelchair accessibility

Drywall

Sliding Soundbreak acoustic gypsum Soundbreak board acoustic gypsum boardpocket

Neighborhood health Neighborhood health clinic with laboratory clinic with laboratory

Winds from the South Winds from the South filtered by TiO2 screen filteredonbyI-70 TiO2 screen on I-70

Track entrance Track entrance from the south from the south

Winds from the South Winds from the South filtered by TiO2 screen filteredonbyI-70 TiO2 screen on I-70

Track entrance Track entrance from the south from the south

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Indirect lighting Indirect Linoleum lightingfloors Sliding Bedroom pocket walls provide Bedroom walls provide reduces glare easy andon doorsprivacy for easy without full privacy without fullglare and reduces are shadows, reducing and hip wheelchair coverage, allowingcoverage, allowingreducingshadows,knee trip hazards trip hazards joints accessibility for immediate for immediate emergency services emergency services Indirect lighting Indirect Linoleum lightingfloors Sliding Bedroom pocket walls provide Bedroom walls provide reduces glare easy andon doorsprivacy for easy without full privacy without fullglare and reduces are shadows, reducing and hip wheelchair coverage, allowingcoverage, allowingreducingshadows,knee trip hazards trip hazards joints accessibility for immediate for immediate emergency services emergency services Concrete barrier

Concrete barrier

Furring/vented air-space Furring/vented air-space Track Track Waterproofing Waterproofing Insect screen membrane Insect screen membrane

10” soil layer

Filter fabric

1” Aerogel Thermablok 1” insulation Aerogel Thermablok insulation Flashing Flashing Metal plate Metal plate Concrete footing Concrete footing Track Track

2” Drainage layer 2” Drainage layer Concrete barrier Concrete barrier Waterproofing membrane Waterproofing membrane 10” soil layer 10” soil layer 5/8” protective board 5/8” protective board Filter fabric Filter fabric Light-gauge steel framing Light-gauge steel framing 2” Drainage layer 2” Drainage layer

Insect screen

Wall to FloorFlashing Connection Wall to FloorFlashing Connection

Green roofWaterproofing Greenmembrane roofWaterproofing membrane

Wall to Floor Connection Wall to Floor Connection

Green roof

Concrete footing

Linoleum Livingfloors rooms easily Living rooms easily are easy opened on fully to opened fully to kneeshared and hip exterior shared exterior spaces, joints addressing spaces, addressing social isolation social isolation Linoleum Livingfloors rooms easily Living rooms easily are easy opened on fully to opened fully to kneeshared and hip exterior shared exterior spaces, joints addressing spaces, addressing social isolation social isolation

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5/8” protective board 5/8” protective board Light-gauge steel framing Light-gauge steel framing

Green roof

View from Community and Elyria Swansea Elementary

Final Centro de Salud Floor Plan

View of Clinic Entrance and Waiting Room

View of Courtyard Area Facing West

View from Community of Track and Dining Area

View of Courtyard Area Facing East

Preliminary Design Renderings

Preliminary Screen Design Scanned with CamScanner

freeman hall

clemson university courtney wolff + celia gannaway

COMPOSED OF ORDER STRUCTURE HINTS AT THE STORY DRAPED IN DIRE GRID.

ON SI N TE

TENSION IS THE REASON THE MEZZANINE LEVEL IS LIFTED TO WHERE IT IS. FROM THE OUTSIDE IT APPEARS THAT THE VESTIBULE OFFERS SUPPORT FOR THE SECOND LEVEL, BUT IT IS ACTUALLY SUSPENDED FROM THE FLOOR ABOVE. THE MEZZANINE APPEARS TO BE FLOATING ABOVE THE STREET ALONG WITH THE DENSE EXTERIOR CLADDING. THIS CONTRAST OFFERS AN OPEN INTERIOR FOR THE GROUND LEVEL ABSENT OF COLUMNS WITH PLENTY OF VIEWS.

RAISED ABOVE THE STREET PROGRAM SUSPENDS IN MID-AIR AS WE WALK BENEATH.

03 PRODUCTIONS AND ASSEMBLIES : FREEMAN HALL

STRUCTURAL HAIKU

FALL 2019

Composed of Order Structure Hints at the Story Draped in Dire Grid

RHINO ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN

FINAL BOARD IN COLLABORATION WITH COURTNEY WOLFF

Raised Above the Street Program Suspends in Mid-Air As We Walk Beneath

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY : ARCH 8720

IO ESS

04 CAC.C CLEMSON ARCHITECTURAL CENTER AT CHARLESTON CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SPRING 2020

COOL BLOW PARK BLUE-GREEN PARK DESIGN IN THE UPPER PENINSULA OF CHARLESTON, S.C. The Charge:

The Goal:

Focus on resilient strategies, in particular flood mitigation, for the target area and the impact a more ambitious flood mitigation approach would have on new development.

To develop a graphical analogue and visualization of redevelopment potential for the Upper Peninsula District (UPD) in support of the City of Charlestonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Design Division (DD) preliminary urban strategy proposal for the district.

SITE: COOL BLOW PARK SKETCHUP PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR INDESIGN

Three building design strategies to contend with flooding were employed. These included: 1) floodproofing; 2) elevated podium; 3) elevated principle floor with parking at ground level.

PARK DESIGN IN COLLABORATION WITH MARISSA CUTRY

PEDESTRIAN CROSSWALKS

RAMPED SITE LOW FLOOD

GREEN SPACE

SEATING AREA GREEN SPACE

WETLAND + GREEN SPACE

AMPHITHEATER + LOUNGE STAIR BREAKOUT SEATING AREAS RECREATION AREA

WETLAND

EVENT SPACE

PLAYGROUND MEDIUM FLOOD

PUBLIC BIKES FOR WATER CIRCULATION

KICKBALL + BASEBALL FIELD

RETENTION POND + WATER STORAGE STREET STAIR ACCESS TO PARK

HIGH FLOOD

UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE/COLLECTION

RETENTION POND + WATER STORAGE

WETLAND + GREEN SPACE

UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE/COLLECTION

WETLAND

UNDERGROUND WATER STORAGE/COLLECTION

05 CAC.C CLEMSON ARCHITECTURAL CENTER AT CHARLESTON CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SPRING 2020 REVIT WATERCOLOR RENDERING MODEL

NATIONAL LIBRARY OF LIBERIA MONROVIA, LIBERIA The Charge: A Charleston-based group has approached the CAC.C to assist in the design and development of a new library for Liberia. The charge will be to assist in that mission by applying energies and veracity to this effort.

The mission of the National Public Library of Liberia is far reaching and deeply motivated. As a first repository for the Republicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; s rich history, it will be a beacon of knowledge, unity and inspiration for all.

Final Model

This Library will be the state of the art complex with a beautiful multifunction domed atrium, creative and engaging interactive exhibits, a spectacular collection, and a highly visual exhibition, storytelling.

The Objective: Conduct and compose an extensive research presentation to offer to the client in order to learn of project goals and needs. Subsequently preparing a design proposal for a new National Library of Liberia whose design reflects the cultural, societal and intellectual ambitions of the Nation of Liberia.

Visitors will embrace the opportunity to observe, interact, and consider human events in the realm of ideas that may leave empowered to make a difference in their communities. The National Library will be a vibrant building that invites and unifies the surrounding communities.

Watercolor Rendered Presentation Boards

Final Model

06 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY GRADUATE RESEARCH WITH ULRIKE HEINE ARCHJOURNEY.ORG INSTAGRAM @ARCHJOURNEY_ORG PINTEREST @ARCHJOURNEY_ORG

ARCHJOURNEY GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIP RESEARCH We are a non-profit website funded by the Clemson Architectural Foundation at the Clemson University School of Architecture. ArchJourney is dedicated to the task of improving the off-campus travel conditions by providing evaluated information for the exploration of new places, including an easy navigation in unfamiliar cities.

into a tool for all people interested in architecture while traveling.

At the school, we have faculty who have lived, worked, and grown up all over Europe. Drawing on their expertise and the expertise of other contacts, we are curating a list of the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Top Five Projects You Must Visitâ&#x20AC;? in many cities around Europe, The United States and are now expanding into Asia.

The current list of cities published on the website is: Amsterdam, Atlanta, Barcelona, Berlin, Boston, Chicago, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Helsinki, Lisbon, London, Los Angeles, Lisbon, Lyon, Madrid, Marseille, Milan, Munich, New York City, Oslo, Paris, Portland, Porto, Prague, Rome, Rotterdam, Seattle, Switzerland, Vienna and Washington D.C.

ArchJourney is a website, a database resource, for our students and faculty as they participate in our study abroad programs and during independent or personal travels - but as a growth model it could turn

The website is currently live online as archjourney.org. We have finished beta testing the site and are now actively marketing through social media sites such as Instagram, Facebook and Pinterest.

07 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY : STUDIO 8410 FALL 2018 RHINO REVIT INDESIGN MODEL HAND RENDERING

CLEMSON CHAPEL REFLECTION SPACE FOR ALL DENOMINATIONS “A Space for All Faiths,” a non-denominational spiritual center and memorial place for Clemson University, will extend the intellectual, spatial, atmospheric, and material investigations of your previous design projects, but will add new considerations— a different site context and program— in a freestanding design.

Final Model

Design an atmospheric space for “all faiths,” emphasizing qualities of light, space, materials, and landscape/contextual relationships and interactions. Context and the meanings of form, as well as interior spatial qualities, are critical aspects of this design project.

Concept Study Models

Final Model

Watercolor Rendered Presentation Boards

08 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY : STUDIO 8410 FALL 2018 SKETCH-UP REVIT MODEL HAND RENDERING

KOSATEN PAVILION INSPIRED BY PLATO’S ALLEGORY OF THE CAVE Project Brief:

Located in Central Park in New York City, New York

Design, draw, and model an architectural interpretation of the Allegory of the Cave from Plato’s Republic. Translate your interpretation into architectural form. Pay close attention to the spatial organization and role of light in the allegory. Your project will be evaluated on the depth and quality of your intellectual interpretation (critical thinking), translation of this into form (creative thinking), craft of drawings and models, and presentation (visual and verbal presentation).

Final Model

Watercolor Rendered Presentation Boards

09 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY : SENIOR THESIS PART 1 SPRING 2018 REVIT HAND RENDERING FINISHED BUILDING PHOTOS

VILLA ALTAGRACIA COMMUNITY CENTER IN VILLA ALTAGRACIA, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Villa Altagracia Campus in the Dominican Republic: a place of growth and fellowship. This project was my Senior Thesis Project. It is a Community Center for a small town in Villa Altagracia, Dominican Republic for a church called Iglesia Bautista Nuevo Pacto. This campus consisted of three existing classrooms that became medical dispensaries. Classrooms are now located in the new building. There are two large classrooms, with the potential for four, depending on the needs of the community. The kitchen is an open air, exterior kitchen on the ground level to promote gathering. This is a wonderful spot for community and cooking classes. Natural materials that are easily accessible in the Dominican Republic were specified.

The lower level of the building is constructed of concrete block with wood frame construction for the upper level, all covered by metal roofing over wood rafters. The decking is Hispaniola Pine with fencing and railing made from native Spanish Cedar. I had the privilege to travel to the Dominican Republic and help the onsite team break ground on the project. We aided in the site excavation, foundations and slab pour, and lay the CMU block walls for the first level.

Final Building Proposal Hand Rendering

This was an amazing experience getting to design, draw, and help build something so important for this small community. Villa Altagracia is now a place for the community to gather, learn and worship.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDayRHh4zHA

Finished Community Center (Image provided by Iglesia Bautista Nuevo Pacto)

Exterior Perspective

10 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY : SENIOR THESIS PART II SPRING 2018 REVIT PHOTOSHOP

SENIOR LIVING FACILITY SENIOR LIVING FACILITY IN SANTO DOMINGO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC The scope of work is to design a senior living facility located outside of the Santo Domingo region of the Dominican Republic. This is a new build project, which will be built in multiple phases consisting of a dining area, a commercial-use kitchen, a residential-use kitchen, a lounge and game area, doctorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and administrative offices, public restrooms, independent, dependent, and continuous care living units, a chapel, a classroom space, and a shared courtyard/outdoor area.

Objectives: Design public spaces that inspires social and cultural connection Promote individual health, happiness, and wellbeing Respect the local landscape and the natural qualities of the site Provide space for constant spiritual encounters

1' - 5"

1' - 0"

1' - 7"

CONTINUES TO UPPER LEVEL

PLANTS AS SPECIFIED PLANTER BOX, GRAVEL AND MOSS STAINED TO LOOK LIKE STONE, RESIN TOP COAT LOW V.O.C. WATER PROOFING LINER PRECAST CONCRETE FORM

SOIL WALL

CERAMIC BLACK AND WHITE TILE BASE

PLANTS AS SPECIFIED

REINFORCING REBAR LOWER LEVEL

PLANTER BENCH 1" = 1'-0"

1' - 0"

METAL MESH FRAME, COVERED WITH MOSS

View of Lower Level Living Area

BEAM LIGHTING DETAIL 3" = 1'-0" 0' - 0 1/2"

0' - 2"

FAN FOR CIRCULATION, MOISTURE RESISTANCE SMALL ROCKS TO CONCEAL PUMP

0' - 3" 0' - 1"

RAILING

1' 0" RAISED FLOOR

GLASS INSET PANEL

2' - 9"

1' - 11 1/2"

GLASS INSET PANEL

WATER PUMP SYSTEM

LOWER LEVEL

CONCRETE SLAB

View of Main Level Living Area

HAND RAIL ELEVATION 1" = 1'-0"

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LIVE WALL SECTION 1" = 1'-0"

HAND RAIL SECTION 1" = 1'-0"

Living Wall Section

DETAILS

Project Name

Assgnmt/Ex # Date Drawn by

Issue Date Author

111

18 4:34:42 PM

2' - 7 1/2"

AIR CIRCULATION, VENT ACCESS ON SIDE OF LIVE WALL

0' - 3"

0' - 1" 0' - 2 1/2" 0' - 2 1/2"

0' - 0 1/2"

ELEVATOR BEHIND

11 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SPRING 2019 RHINO AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP

VISUALIZATION II Mixed Methods Building Concept Located In Capri, Italy Model:

Final Model

CNC Concrete Cast Egg-Crating Lasercutting 3D Print Resin

Final Model set in Capri, Italy

12 PERSONAL AND COMMISSIONED ARTWORK

SELECTED WORKS PERSONAL AND COMMISSIONED WATERCOLOR RENDERINGS ACRYLIC PAINTINGS CHARCOAL + GRAPHITE PORTRAITS

CELIA GANNAWAY PORTFOLIO FALL 2020 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY: M.ARCH III celiagannaway@gmail.com cgannaw@clemson.edu 256.616.2610