Charles MacBride
AIA, NCARB, Registered Architect, Associate Professor SDSU DoArch
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research & creative work
teaching portfolio / work by students
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK DoArch Public Works
Mobridge Riverfront Masterplan Mobridge, SD A comprehensive planning, architectural, and infrastructural master plan across 30 acres of city owned Lake Oahe waterfront, combining a series of incremental 'big ideas' with smart growth strategies. The scheme calls for interventions at various scales, highlighting the extension of the existing city grid, and providing new retail, commercial, residential, and recreational areas. Main Street has been extended into the former rail yards to capitalize on waterfront views and development opportunity. This project was given a 2013 Merit Award by the American Institute of Architects South Dakota Chapter. It represents efforts that combine teaching, community outreach, and professional practice. Mobridge was the first partner city of DoArch Public Works. 'The number of unexecuted and unrealized urban master plans could be stacked from the floor to ceiling of this space, mostly because they tend to be proscriptive rather than visionary. The Mobridge Plan avoids this. Instead it lays out eight grand projects that can be undertaken individually, over time, [and] the success of the master plan does not rely on every piece of the puzzle being put into place.' From the AIASD Jury comments.
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facing page, above: Final parks plan, including Wrigley Square site, Turntable Park, and other public proposals. left: Main Street analysis. right: Final Riverfront Zoning Plan; Sample form-based zoning diagram (Type I: Main Street).
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this page, above: Aerial perspective. center: Sample phasing plan series. below: Final master plan.
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Since the completion of this proposal, the installation of Wrigley Square has been completed by DoArch Public Works. Subsequently, Wrigley Square was the recipient of a 2016 Merit Award by the American Institute of Architects South Dakota Chapter.
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Riverfront Masterplan: Mobridge SD riverfront masterplan: final masterplan
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The Riverfront Masterplan is a proposal for various improvements [F] and development that support the future AMPHITHEATRE of Mobridge. They vary in scale and use, promoting a diverse, heterogeneous process, slowly growing Mobridge in this valuable location:
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK DoArch Public Works
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK DoArch Public Works
Urbanism and Community The Big Model and other ways of combining teaching and scholarship DoArch Public Works was initiated as coursework for first year design students, assigned to catalog, document and build the 'big model' of a current partner community. These efforts have led to various types of outreach and design opportunities, including housing, public space, and master planning. Documented research includes a taxonomy of small cities across the state, compared through geography, economy, culture, and architecture. above: The Big Model of Huron, SD. Multiple layers compare existing fabric to the initial, planned city grid. below left: Profile model of Milbank, SD. A variation of the standard model, studying corridors and views. below right: A example block from the Big Model of Webster, SD, overlaying existing conditions onto a 1929 Sanborn map.
this page, right: Axonometrics of proposed housing types, using discovered sites in Webster & Wagner. below: Community presentations & charettes. facing page, top: Modified figure grounds showing transect mappings in Wagner, SD (left) and Webster, SD (right). center: Isometric Main Street analysis. below: Figure ground variations.
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Two partner communities stand in sharp contrast with regard to cultural and housing conditions in South Dakota. Webster enjoys steady economic growth while Wagner struggles, often attributed to its 'bi-cultural' population of white and Yankton Sioux. Housing remains problematic across the entire state for many reasons, however. This research was initiated as another combined teaching and outreach project; proposals for increasing the variety of housing types and means of delivery began as a student assignment and public charette.
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Housing:SD Comparative Analysis of Webster and Wagner, SD
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK DoArch Public Works
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK South Dakota Passive Housing Initiative
PH01:BRK Passive House 01: Brookings, SD PH01:BRK is a student and faculty designed certified PHIUS+ passive house, the first in a self-sustaining program for research, teaching, and development. The house is a 2000sf 3BR scheme, sited in an established and walkable neighborhood. It is the first of its kind in many regards: the first custom passive and net-zero house in South Dakota, first to utilize solar PV (planned installation spring 2019) in Brookings, and the first example of new infill housing development in Brookings. Collaboration with SDSU Electrical Engineering, the SD Housing Development Authority, and many industry partners continues. Student involvement occurs in the house design, fabrication of components and mock-ups, energy modeling, site research, and a host of professional and performative tasks. The project has also unveiled possibilities for community engagement, outreach, and new approaches for the regional home building industry. The South Dakota Passive Housing Initiative is funded by an $800,000 grant from the Governor's Office of Economic Development. It integrates the professional architecture curriculum with hands-on design, construction, evaluation and scholarship using Passive Housing technologies and certification strategies. This ongoing program has completed the first design and construction cycle with PH01:BRK, and design on the second house was completed in Fall 2018. Additional opportunities for development in Brookings and at SDSU have also presented themselves. Performance monitoring will track all energy usage and generation, interior environment, utility costs, and more. Construction industry research will track and compare material and labor costs, with future projects designed for affordability and using alternative, pre-fabricated envelope systems.
this page, above: Initial student proposals. center: PH01: BRK perspective view in context. below: Working floor plans. facing page, top left: Working diagrams of building systems and solar analysis. top right & center: Working roof and wall assembly diagrams. below: Large scale wall section model; framing model.
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK South Dakota Passive Housing Initiative
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK South Dakota Passive Housing Initiative
this page, above: Completing construction, Aug 2018. below: The house in context; exterior insulation April 2018. facing page, top: Completed interior view. below left: Views of student presentations & stair installation. below right: Construction views: exterior insulation; heat recovery ventilation system.
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RESEARCH & CREATIVE WORK South Dakota Passive Housing Initiative
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TEACHING PORTFOLIO / WORK BY STUDENTS Comprehensive Design Studio
Comprehensive Design Studio Comprehensive (or Integrated) Design Studio continues to evolve as an upper level and/or graduate studio in every professional program. The studio balances the inventive desires of the student with the pragmatic outcomes required in practice, mixing a complex program with building systems, code analysis, and material assemblies. The images shown here represent a small fraction of the student work produced over twenty semesters of teaching this studio. The teaching strategy depends on a comparatively high level of production, mixing physical models (concept, massing, whole building, assembly detail, framing), architectural drawing (equivalent to a design development set), imaging, and diagramming. An increasing reliance on using diagrams to reveal process, assembly, components, and building systems, has been evidenced in this studio. Likewise, the pairing of Comprehensive Studio with supplemental courses (media, professional practice, and/or building technology) has always been part of the curricular sequence.
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TEACHING PORTFOLIO / WORK BY STUDENTS Comprehensive Design Studio
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TEACHING PORTFOLIO / WORK BY STUDENTS Urban Design Studio
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SimCity: Denver 2059 (presented on this page) was offered as an advanced urban design and hybrid programming studio which generates creative ways to imagine the future of cities. The student group was split into role-playing identities, half as 'advocates' and the other half 'developers'. The site of a single square mile of valuable yet underutilized, single story industrial space near the city center became the gridded 'game-board,' while the 'game-play' required deal-making, negotiation, establishing a citycode, agreement on increased density, the introduction of infrastructure, and many other 'real-life' design processes. The resulting hybrid building programs require the combination and manipulation of form plus an ability to research and synthesize factors unusual for the design studio. Economic, demographic, political and construction industry 'realities' have wrestled the task of imagining the program of both the building and the city from the professionals charged with designing it.
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top row: Examples of the game-board and corresponding site analysis. second row: View of the final game-board / model, pieced together displaying all of the player's proposals. bottom rows: Details of various final proposals: Presentation boards for the 'Brew-Hatch'; Ferris wheel and community gardens model; Brewery and hatchery utilizing hydroponic energy production; Alternative vehicle design, production, and sales facility; Chlorophyll/hydrogen plant with waste-water treatment facility; Recycled water treatment process tower.
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Typical of other urban design / advanced studio offerings, SimCity: Denver 2059 combines complex programming with lessons taken from the discipline. exhibited showcase
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TEACHING PORTFOLIO / WORK BY STUDENTS Building Workshops
Building Workshops Building, fabrication, and technology coursework can supplement the studio in creative and pragmatic ways alike. The most successful workshop seminars are focused and carefully defined in scope. The student design happens within a narrow and precise set of material or representational constraints, unlike the studio, which intentionally offers a broad range for exploration. The images here offer some results of these building workshops. Each semester specifies an assembly (tensile structure, basic wall mock-ups), and/or a material (plywood, thermoplastics). Exercises are short and build to a final group project. Additional outcomes include student introduction to hands-on use of tools, full scale assembly, collaboration, and detail drawing. top row: Exercises and prototypes in the Tensile Workshop and Plywood Workshop. center: Final student installations: an entry screen of molded acrylic; a 70-foot long linear tensigrity experiment; a parametric cardboard canopy in studio. bottom rows: Beginning students assembling an array of full-size wall mock-ups.
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TEACHING PORTFOLIO / WORK BY STUDENTS Beginning Design Studio
Beginning Design Studio Beginning studio has always been a balance of teaching foundational media skills, formal and spatial relationships, and basics in program and use. This approach is 'making-intensive', encouraging learning through craft and understanding the limits of materials, components, and fasteners. The range of projects, in terms of scope, duration, collaboration, material, drawing, and composition is almost without limit. My approach has been an emphasis on space and form, establishing a basic toolbox or kit-of parts, narrowing in on a relationship and developing a critical method for analysis. The projects shown here are models from only a small sample of the many beginning studios to select from. The facing page shows examples from a variation on the classic nine-square grid problem. A 3x3 building grid is positioned in a 5x5 site, introducing continuous spaces and overlapping program. A finite kit-of-parts (planes, pedestals) is given to define the rooms at a smaller scale. Color is added as an overlay, either to reinforce grids or to establish secondary systems. top series: Stages of the design for a single family residence. center: Example projection drawing and final section drawing. below: Relief studies, mid-process, leading to a final proposal combining site, program, and technique. facing page: The nine-square grid variation. Sample plans, elevations, sections, and models.
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TEACHING PORTFOLIO / WORK BY STUDENTS Beginning Design Studio
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SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Urbanism & Community
Landscape City Dallas, TX Landscape City is an urban, energy net-zero proposal which posits that dwelling in a large environment can still maintain community and neighborhood ecology. It embraces indeterminacy, overlapping program, and diversity of occupation & production to animate a complex architecture and supporting infrastructure. The vitality and possibility of sequences, events and program mix together in a prototype of urbanism and sustainability. Four iconic yet disparate landscapes, Street, Park, Wetland, and Forest, are identified as community, infrastructure, and economic drivers. The proposal was made for the Dallas Re:Vision competition. Landscape City is a project by 8 Track Architecture: Amir Alrubiay, Matthew Shea, Ken Renaud, and Charles MacBride 768 SF
1108 SF (268 DN)
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857 SF
640 SF
360 SF 840 SF
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680 SF 480 SF
1066 SF (268 DN)
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1073 SF (636 DN)
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SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Urbanism & Community
Boulder County Educational Campus Boulder, CO
PROPOSED BIKE-PATH & PEDESTRIAN WALKWAY WITH CONNECTION TO EXISTING
BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION TO BIKE-PATH SHARED DRIVE LANE BETWEEN LOT 9 & LOT 10
An eight-acre educational campus surrounding a pedestrian plaza was proposed for this emerging, exurban site. A wetland forms the western edge and is preserved as a strolling area, taking advantage of mountain views. Additional regional connections are made using transit stops and bike paths to encourage alternate transportation. Three new classroom buildings are designed to minimize bulk, each focusing on both the central plaza and western views.
RECONFIGURE EXISTING DRIVE AND REAR PARKING AREA AS SHOWN
RAISED & NARROWED SLOW SPEED DRIVE THROUGH PEDESTRIAN AREA
BICYCLE PARKING
PROPOSED CUBE BUILDING 1,800 sf PRIVATE OFFICES
EXISTING BIKE-PATH & SERVICE ROAD (BOULDER CREEK SUPPLY CANAL R.O.W.)
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Project architect for a proposal by Arch 11, Inc.
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BLOCK 1
SS MH
TURNAROUND REQUIRED FOR LOT 1 DRIVEWAY DRIVEWAY EXTENSION AREA FOR LOT 1
LOT 2 13,020 SF
SS
W
W
SHARED DRIVE 30' ACCESS & UTILITY EASEMENT WITH 20' PAVED DRIVEWAY
LOT 8 6240 SF
SS
42" HT. WOOD SPLIT RAIL FENCE; POSTS @ 5'-0" OC
1.5' PUBLIC ACCESS EASEMENT
W
8' UTILITY EASEMENT
53' ROW
QUAY COURT
5' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP
LOT 16 6336 SF
8' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP.
SS
8' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP.
8' UTILITY EASEMENT
42" HT. WOOD SPLIT RAIL FENCE; POSTS @ 5'-0" OC LOT 1 10,606 SF
LOT 15 6083 SF
8' UTILITY EASEMENT
451.42' (A.M.) 446.2' (P) N 00º00'00" E
260.63' (A.M.) S 89º50'48" E
LOT 9 6084 SF STREET LIGHT
5' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT
SS
42" HT. WOOD SPLIT RAIL FENCE; POSTS @ 5'-0" OC
Carson Farms Masterplan Arvada, CO
5 FOOT BIKE LANE
OPEN SPACE TRACT A 2122 SF
8' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP.
PROPOSED INLET
LOT 7 6758 SF
SS MH
LINES OF VISIBILITY TRIANGLE: MIN. SIGHT DISTANCE = 250 FT. FOR 25 MPH
STS
TYP. EVERGREEN TREE TYP. SHRUB
NEW PIERCE R.O.W. (7' ADDED)
STS
FH
TYP ENT, EASEM
POSTAL BOX #1
MENT
BLOCK 2
W
W 60th AVENUE
AGE
FH
Y & DRAIN
SS MH
56' ROW SS
W
1.5' PUBLIC ACCESS EASEMENT
20' SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT
LOT 4 SMALL-LOT 5786 SF PROPOSED R.C.P.
LOT 3 6510 SF
STS MH
42" HT. WOOD SPLIT RAIL FENCE; POSTS @ 5'-0" OC
549.55'
(A.M N 71º2.) 548.49' 7'06" (plat) W
DEN
VER
42" HT. WOOD SPLIT RAIL FENCE; POSTS @ 5'-0" OC
LOT 2 6510 SF
6'-0" HT WOOD PICKET PRIVACY FENCE WITH 2'-6" SQUARE STONE PIERS @ 30'-6" OC LOT 1 6510 SF
BLOCK 2
OPEN SPACE TRACT B 12,262 SF
& NOR
450.60' (A.M.) 450.30' (P) S 00º00'00" W PIERCE STREET
SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT LOT 5 6520 SF
SS
STS
20' DRAINAGE EASEMENT
SS W
LOT 6 6510 SF
8' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP.
8' UTILITY EASEMENT
LOT 7 6510 SF
SS MH
8'-0" HT. WOOD PICKET FENCE WITH 2'-6" SQUARE STONE PIERS @ 30'-6" OC (PER ARVADA LDC 6.5.7B) LENGTH = 510' (APPROX.)
TEL MH
THW
100'
EST
ROW
NEW DUPLEX UNITS
AD
EXISTING POND PROVIDE NEW ROCK POND BED
DETACHED GARAGES
COMMUNITY GREEN
FOOT BRIDGE
FOOT BRIDGE
5 FOOT BIKE LANE
SS MH
RAILRO
NEW DUPLEX PATIO UNITS
STS
SS MH
5' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP
STS
56' ROW
LINES OF VISIBILITY TRIANGLE: MIN. SIGHT DISTANCE = 300 FT. FOR 30 MPH
8' UTILITY EASEMENT STS MH
W 60th AVENUE
W MH
SS MH
SS
5' UTILIT
PROPOSED OUTLET STRUCTURE SS
EXISTING PROPERTY LINE
STS MH
TYPICAL 8 FOOT TREE-LAWN TYPICAL STREET-TREE
64' ROW 45' ROW (EXISTING)
TY EASE
SS
PROPOSED RETAINING WALL: SEE DRAINAGE PLAN
STS MH
TYP. 5 FOOT SIDEWALK
42" HT. WOOD SPLIT RAIL FENCE; POSTS @ 5'-0" OC
TYPICAL PROPOSED DRIVEWAY LOCATION (DASHED) 8' UTILITY EASEMENT
W SS
WATER METER
8' UTILI
OPEN SPACE TRACT C 10,423 SF DETENTION POND
STS
8 FOOT TREE-LAWN
EXISTING HOUSE TO REMAIN
SS MH
PROPOSED F.E.S.
TYP. SMALL/ ORNAMENTAL DECIDUOUS TREE
LOT 3 6510 SF
NEWLAND STREET
STREET LIGHT STS W
LOT 4 6510 SF
LOT 5 6510 SF
OTIS STREET
LOT 6 SMALL-LOT 5595 SF
SS W
MENT
PROPOSED INLET PROPOSED INLET
BLOCK 1
POSTAL BOX #2
TY EASE
6'-0" HT WOOD PICKET PRIVACY FENCE WITH 2'-6" SQUARE STONE PIERS @ 30'-6" OC
5' UTILITY & DRAINAGE EASEMENT, TYP
8' UTILI
BRIDGE
EXTG 5' SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT EXTG 15' SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT
NEW DUPLEX PATIO UNITS
SS
SS MH
SS
STS MH
EXISTING POND PROPOSED BASIN & OUTLET STRUCTURE: SEE DRAINAGE PLAN
NEW TOWNHOUSE PATIO UNITS
COMMUNITY GREEN
EXISTING BARN
GAZEBO
GARDEN & LANDSCAPED PUBLIC GATHERING AREA
TO BE IMPROVED & LANDSCAPED PROVIDE ROCK POND BED EXISTING PARKING
NEW BERM
PARK
ING
AREA
EXISTING HOUSING FACILITY
NEW SOU DAM ND PENI NG WAL
LS
DEN
VER
& NOR
THW
100'
EST
ROW
RAILRO
AD EXIS
TING
BER
M
PARKING AREA
NEW SENIOR/ INDEPENDENT HOUSING
NEW SOU DAM ND PENI NG WAL
LS
Carson Farms is a ten-acre infill and phased development, the western half planned using straight residential zoning, and the eastern half mixing various housing types, a clubhouse, and a community green. A total of eleven dual-family units and twelve townhouses are shown. In addition, a new senior-living facility is proposed as a compliment to an existing assisted-living complex. The site borders an active rail line, and is adjacent to a recreation area and bike trail along Ralston Creek.
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Institutional
Laura Ingalls Wilder Memorial Society Campus Masterplan, New Museum and Learning Center DeSmet, SD The Laura Ingalls Wilder Masterplan describes both short and long-term goals for the physical campus, historic buildings, phasing of construction, and the educational and experiential outcomes desired as an internationally recognized museum and learning center. The concept design also describes initial ideas for additions/alterations to the Surveyor's House, recognized on the National Historic Register.
restored Surveyor's House inside
new exposed concrete beams to support house Lower Level Restoration Gallery: open views to underside of house
restored Surveyor's House new exposed concrete beams to support house Lower Level Restoration Gallery: open views to underside of house
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Institutional
Beadle County Courthouse Huron, SD Interior renovations to the courtrooms, chambers and offices of the historic 1920 Beadle County Courthouse completed a phased, whole-building rehab. Work included salvage and restoration with respect to the original neoclassical architecture. A complete new millwork package was designed in a heavy yet minimal style. Other upgrades included building systems, lighting, accessibility, and preservation of the iconic murals.
NEW PENDANT LIGHTING FIXTURE
EXTG COFFER AND BEAM
EXTG COFFER AND BEAM
T-1 EAST WALL: NEW CROWN MOULDING MATCH EXTG REMOVE ACOUSTICAL DROPPED CEILING SYSTEM
W-1
T-2
EAST WALL: NEW PILASTERS MATCH EXTG
W-2
EAST WALL: NEW PILASTERS MATCH EXTG
NEW CORNER PILASTER: MATCH/ALIGN WITH EXTG PILASTER AT SW CORNER
EAST WALL: NEW STONE CHAIR RAIL (MATCH EXTG SIZE & PROFILE)
301W 1
W-5 EAST WALL: WAINSCOT TO BE 2-LAYERS GWB (FOR PAINT) NEW SOLID-SURFACE WINDOW SILLS T-4 WEST WALL: NEW BLACK WOOD BASE (MATCH EXTG SIZE & PROFILE)
NEW JURY BOX (DASHED FOR CLARITY)
EXTG HEATING UNITS REMAIN 4 1/2" +/MATCH PILASTER THICKNESS 1'-5 1/2" +/MATCH WEST WALL
IF
2
301W
15'-11" VIF MATCH WEST WALL
NEW LOW WALL (DASHED FOR CLARITY)
2'-2" VIF MATCH TYP PILASTER
15'-4" VIF MATCH WEST WALL
2'-2" VIF
EAST ELEVATION: COURTROOM 301W 1/4" = 1'-0"
EXTG COFFER AND BEAM
EXTG COFFER AND BEAM
EXTG COFFER AND BEAM
301W-2
301W-3
NEW BAR / LOW WALL DIVIDER (DASHED FOR CLARITY)
RNER PILASTER:
4
301W
4 1/2" +/MATCH PILASTER THICKNESS 1'-5" +/MATCH WEST WALL
16'-4" VIF MATCH WEST WALL
MATCH TYP PILASTER
54'-9" EXTG VIF
16'-6" EXTG VIF
NEW CORNER PILASTER: MATCH/ALIGN WITH EXTG PILASTER AT NW CORNER EAST WALL: NEW PANEL MOULDING MATCH EXTG HEIGHTS AND SPACING
NEW CORNICE, PILASTERS, WAINSCOT AND WALL TRIM TO ALIGN WITH EXISTING HEIGHTS, VIF
C-1 EAST WALL: VERIFY LOCATION OF EXTG BEAM AND CORNICE TRIM, AND REUSE IF POSSIBLE; IF NEW, MATCH EXTG
EXTG COFFER AND BEAM
12'-6" +/- B.O. PENDANT (42" STEM, TYP.)
NEW CORNER PILASTER: MATCH/ALIGN WITH EXTG PILASTER AT NW CORNER
EXTG PANEL TRIM AND CHAIR RAIL TO BE PARTIALLY COVERED BY NEW CORNER PILASTER: MATCH CONDITION/DIMENSION WITH EXTG AT NW CORNER
RAISED JUDGE'S BENCH PLATFORM (DASHED FOR CLARITY)
WEST ELEVATION: COURTROOM 301W 1/4" = 1'-0"
Nordby Center for Recreation Huron, SD
MODIFY / REMOVE / RECONFIGURE EXISTING WALLS; VISUALLY OPEN UP CEILING; RETHINK LIGHTING
A two-story, 12,000sf addition and complete interior renovation for a non-profit, community recreation center. The expansion increases public visibility, and adds new group rooms, an enlarged running track, consolidated workout, aerobics and weight-lifting areas, and an administrative suite. Other improvements include expanded locker rooms and a generous entry lobby.
AEROBICS CARDIO MACHINES
EXISTING RUNNING TRACK
FREE WEIGHTS
NEW RESTROOM(S), STORAGE, JANITOR
RACQUETBALL (EXTG)
EXPANDED RUNNING TRACK OPEN AREA
EXTG MECH EQUIPMENT ROOM ADD NEW ROOF ACCESS HATCH
RACQUETBALL
SECOND LEVEL PROGRAM NOTES
ADD WINDOWS TO VIEW GYM
BIKE STUDIO
• ENLARGED RUNNING TRACK
ADD WINDOWS TO VIEW GYM
• EXPAND CARDIO MACHINES SPACE • MAINTAIN AEROBICS AREA • RELOCATED FREE WEIGHTS ROOM
ADD WINDOWS TO VIEW GYM
• RELOCATED BIKE STUDIO / SPINNING ROOM • NEW 2ND FLOOR RESTROOM(S), STORAGE, JANITOR CLOSET
SECOND LEVEL PLAN
area (new): 5240 sf area (2nd floor total): 16,710sf
FIRST LEVEL PROGRAM NOTES • NEW ENTRY (DOUBLE HEIGHT) WITH ADJACENT COAT ROOM / CUBBIES / MUD ROOM • NEW ADMIN OFFICES (2) & FRONT DESK AREA • NEW DONOR WALL • NEW CONFERENCE / BOARDROOM
ADD WINDOWS TO VIEW GYM
"
FRONT DESK
NEW DOORS
POOL
(extg 7765sf)
NEW SAUNAS & WHIRLPOOL
GROUP ROOM 2
NEW ENTRY
NEW FAMILY RESTROOM LAUNDRY & KITCHENETTE
VENDING, COATS, CUBBIES, BENCHES ALONG WALL
STORAGE & JANITOR
FIRST LEVEL PLAN
• NEW SAUNAS & WHIRLPOOL, ACCESSED FROM POOL AREA • UPDATED LOCKER ROOMS: FINISHES, VENTILATION • VENDING / KITCHENETTE / RELOCATED LAUNDRY • NEW 1ST FLOOR STORAGE & JANITOR CLOSET
POOL EQUIP STORAGE
GYM / TENNIS COURTS
ISSUE: CONCEPT
(extg 13,695sf)
STORAGE SHED
area (new): 6040sf area (1st floor total): 36,640sf total project area: 53,350sf
• POOL PARTY / BIRTHDAY PARTY ROOM • MAINTAIN LOUNGE NEAR POOL WINDOW
Charles MacBride Architect
LOUNGE
RACQUETBALL (EXTG) GROUP ROOM 1 RACQUETBALL
60'-0
Addition & Remodel 1700 Lincoln Avenue SW, Huron SD 57350
GYM ENTRY OFFICES, ADMIN & BOARDROOM
LARGE GROUP ROOM TO HOLD 25-35 PEOPLE GROUP "POD" ROOMS (2-3 PEOPLE) POSSIBLE?
GROUP RM 3 & PARTY RM
"
91'-6
The Nordby Center for Recreation
8"
100'-
9'-2"
• GROUP ROOMS (ONE MIN., 2-3 PREFERRED)
1709 E 26th St, Sioux Falls SD 57105 cmacbride@macbridestudio.com 303-320-5836
• MAINTAIN TWO RACQUETBALL COURTS
LOCKER ROOMS
DATE: 17 JUL 2014 SCALE: 1" = 40'
PROPOSED ADDITION
REVISION:
HURON MIDDLE SCHOOL
NORDBY CENTER
KEY PLAN
NORTH
CONCEPT SCHEME © COPYRIGHT
A-0
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Residential
Cleveland Residence Denver, CO A remodel and extension of a mid-century modern house, the plan opens up public spaces and kitchen while adding a garage and bedroom suite. The material palette expands upon the painted brick and flat roofs of the original house, adding zinc highlights and clerestory windows. Clear finish Douglas fir and custom painted steel courtyard doors pick up on other subtle color accents. A new entry and interior stair ties the new work to the original design.
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Residential
1 1/2"
Harvey Residence Boulder County, CO
RAILING CONSTRUCTION: STAINED WOOD HANDRAIL, 36" ABOVE NOSING VERTICAL STEEL BALLUSTERS (LOCATE AS SHOWN) TENSILE STEEL CABLE GUARDRAIL, TYP. MAX 4" SPACING BETWEEN CABLES
3'-0" TYP
BRIDGE
3'-11 1/2"
5'-3"
12'-2" 8'-3" (9 TREADS)
T.O. SUBFLOOR 116' - 4 1/4"
3'-6"
5"
T.O. SUBFLOOR 116' - 4 1/4"
GLULAM BEAMS EXPOSED BELOW BRIDGE: SEE STRUCTURAL
FUR THIS AREA FLUSH WITH INTERIOR WALL BELOW
1'-1 1/4" TYP B.O. JOIST/T.O. PLATE 115' - 1 1/2" T.O. PERFORM WALL(TYP) 115' - 0"
B.O. JOIST/T.O. PLATE 115' - 1 1/2"
11" TYP
2 1/4"
T.O. PERFORM WALL 115' - 0"
4'-0"
4" MAX
4'-4 1/2"
7 5/8" +/-
GWB CEILING FINISH BELOW BRIDGE
DOUBLE HEIGHT 2X6 FRAME WALL WITH STONE VENEER (SEE STRUCTURAL) SEE A-3.1 FOR TYPICAL CONSTRUCTION AND CLADDING NOTES
19
13'-0"
EXPOSED 6X6 HEAVY TIMBER COLUMN: SEE STRUCTURAL
FINAL CONSTRUCTION TO EXISTING OUTCROPPING AND SELECTION & LOCATION OF THIS WINDOW UNIT TO BE DETERMINED IN FIELD
TYPICAL DECK CONSTRUCTION SEE A-3.1
UPPER LANDING
18 CABLE RAILING RUNS THROUGH HOLE IN CENTER OF STEEL PLATE
8" SITECAST CONCRETE STEM WALL DOWEL INTO OUTCROPPING PROVIDE SLOT OR GROOVE WITHIN OUTCROPPING FOR STEM WALL PROVIDE FLASHING & COUNTERFLASHING
2" X 1/2" PLATE PROVIDE HOLES AS REQD FOR CABLE RAILS; ATTACH WOOD HANDRAIL ABOVE TO TOP OF PLATE
B.O. ROUGH HEAD 111' - 2"
CMU WALL BEYOND: STAGGER BLOCKS FORWARD & BACKWARD RANDOMLY BY 1/4" - 1/2" TO CREATE UNEVEN SURFACE PATTERN
ENTRY 101
L 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" X 1/4 EACH SIDE
WIDE-PLANK WOOD FLOORING
PROVIDE STEEL "PAN" OR CHANNEL ABOVE OUTCROPPING; PROVIDE CONTINUOUS SLOPE FOR DRAINAGE
LAG BOLTS INTO SIDE OF TREAD
BALLUSTER DETAIL 3" = 1'-0"
CUT-DOWN 2X8 @ 12" OC EXPOSED BELOW & EDGE-PROFILED AS SHOWN SEE STRUCTURAL
8'-0 1/2" TO FACE OF 2X6 FRAMING
GLULAM BEAMS AT LANDING SEE STRUCTURAL
7'-10" VERIFY
2'-8"
11"
1 1/4" GAP BETWEEN TREADS & FINISH WALL, TYP
UPPER STAIR CONSTRUCTION: TWO PARALLEL GLULAM CARRAIGES @ 18" OC OPEN RISERS (4" MAX OPEN SPACING) WIDE-PLANK WOOD TREADS TO MATCH FINISH FLOORING TREADS HELD OFF CARRIAGES WITH CUSTOM PAINTED STEEL BRACKETS (SEE DETAIL)
13'-4"
CONCRETE WALL IN THIS LOCATION POURED AGAINST EXPOSED OUTCROPPING
TYPICAL BUILT UP STEEL BALLUSTER FASTENED TO SIDE OF WOOD TREAD LINE OF CABLE RAILING (WOOD HANDRAIL NOT SHOWN)
RAILING CONSTRUCTION: STAINED WOOD HANDRAIL, 36" ABOVE NOSING VERTICAL STEEL BALLUSTERS (LOCATE AS SHOWN) TENSILE STEEL CABLE GUARDRAIL, TYP. MAX 4" SPACING BETWEEN CABLES
WEEP HOLES PROVIDE CONCRETE GUTTER OR TRENCH AT INTERIOR SLAB
5'-6" (6 TREADS) 11" TYP 1 1/2" TYP NOSING
ENTRY T.O. SLAB 103' - 0"
GLU-LAM CARRIAGE 2 PER STAIR RUN @ 18" OC TYPICAL BRACKET CARRIES TREAD ABOVE CARRIAGES
LOWER STAIR CONSTRUCTION: 2X CARRAIGES, TWO AT CENTER & ONE EACH SIDE 3/4" PW SUBFLOORING 3/4" STAINED WOOD TREADS & RISERS TO MATCH FINISH FLOORING
3'-9"
LOWER LANDING
WINDOW UNIT: SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE
11" TYP
9'-9"
WOOD TREAD
10"
ENTRY T.O. SLAB 103' - 0"
1'-6"
8 3/4"
3'-0 3/4" TREAD
4" OPEN
1 1/4" GAP
6'-8" OVERALL STAIR WIDTH
GWB WINDOW RETURNS, TYP AT HEAD & JAMBS
ACCENT AREA AROUND WINDOW CEMENT BOARD SIDING (PAINTED)
8 9'-2" (10 TREADS)
T.O. ROUGH SILL 100' - 11 1/2"
ALUMINUM FLASHING (PAINTED) OVER EXTERIOR GRADE 3/4" PW
1/2" THRU BOLTS
2 3/4"
3/4" = 1'-0"
STUDY T.O. SLAB LOWER LANDG T.O. SLAB 098' - 6"
STUDY T.O. SLAB LOWER LANDING T.O. SLAB 098' - 6"
6
7 1/2" 3"
BRACKET DETAIL
7
BASEMENT STAIR (BEYOND)
GLU-LAM CARRIAGE
5" T.O. PERFORM WALL 100' - 0"
3'-7"
7
2
STAIR PLAN DETAIL 3/4" = 1'-0"
PERFORM WALL FOUNDATION SEE TYPICAL NOTES A-3.1
5 10'-7"
4
17'-6" 4'-2"
CONCRETE FOOTING SEE STRUCTURAL
6"
17'-0"
1'-0"
22'-10"
BASEMENT T.O. SLAB 091' - 7"
BASEMENT T.O. SLAB 091' - 7"
T.O. FOOTING/ B.O. PERFORM WALL 091' - 3"
T.O. FOOTING/ B.O. PERFORM WALL 091' - 3"
1
Sustainable construction techniques and pre-fabrication were necessary as a reality for the remote site without access to public utilities. Building systems include a SIP roof, ICF lower level exterior walls, and prefabricated framing and sun-shade construction. Electrical power is generated using roof mounted PV panels, supplemented with a remote, propane backup generator. Heating is a combination of radiant flooring and a ducted, woodburning fireplace. Wildfire mitigation including treeclearing is required, as is an aggressive revegetation & planting plan.
9'-7"
1'-0"
8"
BUILT UP STEEL PLATE BRACKET 2 EACH BELOW EVERY TREAD
1'-0"
INTERIOR PERIMETER DRAIN AT OUTCROPPING PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE AND CONNECTION TO EXTERIOR DRAIN & OUTLET AS REQUIRED SEE GEOTECHNICAL REPORT FOR SPECIFICATIONS
3'-0" TYP HANDRAIL
EXISTING OUTCROPPING
WOOD TREAD
9
SEE STRUCTURAL FOR SLAB CONNECTION TO OUTCROPPING
The Harvey Residence is an entirely off-grid house in the mountains of Boulder County. The ten-acre site provides uninterrupted views of the Front Range and Rocky Mountain National Park. The house is sited amongst large granite rock outcroppings. A swale between two of them frames a protected entry, compressed between an outcropping which projects into the house. The entry level contains the master bedroom suite, while the upper level contains the public spaces and a wraparound deck. Design inspiration came from mid-century Japanese modern houses.
SECTION AT ENTRY OUTCROPPING & STAIR 3/4" = 1'-0"
115 110 110 105 105
105
100
25' SIDE SETBACK
100
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Residential
Carlson Residence Boulder, CO The residence is a remodel and second floor addition to a 1950s suburban ranch. The house utilizes multiple building materials, including corrugated steel, felt paper, concrete and stucco. An open interior plan increased the usable space without adding to the footprint. The lower floor is open through the kitchen, and the upper floor is a loft that serves as an office, studio and master suite. Mountain views to the south are unobstructed from the upper balcony. Formally, the house is comprised of three “L�-shaped wings, one existing, one horizontal, and one vertical, linked by an open steel stair which defines the house entry. Project architect with Arch 11, Inc.
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Residential
Lake Hermann Passive House Madison, SD A new house designed to achieve PHIUS certification is located on the western edge of Lake Hermann outside of Madison, SD. The strategy combines an ICF lower level with SIP construction above. Two out buildings create a series of outdoor rooms and an entry court, establishing a sequence that builds to lake views from the main floor living area. The house combines a vernacular, farmhouse aesthetic of stone and board & batten with contrasting, minimal interiors. With Robert Arlt.
52'-0"
SITE WALL 23'-0"
5 1/2"
27'-7 1/2" STONEY POINT DRIVE
3'-0"
WORK BENCHES (N.I.C. / BY OWNER)
EXISTING SWALE 525.0' ENTRY MARKER/ SITE WALL
WORKSHOP GARAGE
PLANTER
6'-6"
MUDROOM 6'-6" x 10'-4"
WORK BENCHES (N.I.C. / BY OWNER)
GRILL
10'-0"
15'-0"
LINK / BREEZEWAY 8'-0" x 16'-0" UNHEATED
FIREPIT EAST COURTYARD
ENTRY COURTYARD 16'-0" 14'-10"
53'-10" EPS OUTSIDE TO OUTSIDE 53'-5" SIP OUTSIDE TO OUTSIDE DN
DN
CL
CHINA CABT
OPEN
PROVIDE LAUNDRY HOOK-UP WALK-IN 9'-6" X 4'-9"
BENCH
ENTRY
PANTRY
DINING
ATTIC HATCH
MASTER BEDROOM 12'-0" X 14'-3"
SITE WALL
SITE WALL
BENCH
LIVING ROOM 15'-11" X 19'-4"
NICHE
CL
MASTER BATH 9'-6" X 8'-10"
FEATURE WALL REF/FRZ
MW & WALL OVEN
KITCHEN 12'-2" X 9-11"
FIREPLACE: DIMPLEX RLG25
OPEN DW
LIGHTWELL BELOW
LOT 3
LAKE VIEW TOWARDS EAST
156.28'
LOWER WALKOUT PATIO
LIGHTWELL
WORK AREA
LAWN
27'-0"
21'-5" SIP OUTSIDE TO OUTSIDE
NEW POND
SITE WALL
PASSIVE HOUSE NEW TREES & NATIVE GRASSES
1/2 OF LOT 2
PROVIDE CONTINUOUS SURFACE MTD EMT CONDUIT WITH OUTLETS AT 42" HT (VERIFY SERVICE -- 102V, 240V, ETC)
21'-10" EPS OUTSIDE TO OUTSIDE
STORAGE GARAGE
24'-0"
WORKSHOP 27'-7" x 23'-0" INSULATED / HEATED LANDING
LIGHT TUBE ABOVE (BY SOLATUBE OR SIMILAR)
2'-2"
EAST COURTYARD
ENTRY COURTYARD
NEW TREES FIREPIT
LAWN
STAIR TO ATTIC 16 RISERS
PLANTER
GRILL
DRIVEWAY NEW TREES
NEW TREES
6'-4"
GARAGE 23'-0" x 23'-0" INSULATED / UNHEATED
10' SETBACK (TYP ALL AROUND) LAKE VIEW TOWARDS NORTHEAST
TABLE SAW (N.I.C.) PROVIDE IN-SLAB ELECTRICAL OUTLET (VERIFY SERVICE)
3 1/2" 11 1/2"
6'-0"
LIGHT TUBE ABOVE (BY SOLATUBE OR SIMILAR)
LOT 4
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Residential
North Street Residence Boulder, CO A multi-phased remodel and addition to a 1950s house includes a second story master suite and a detached two-car garage with an upstairs loft. The design expands the composition of the existing, symmetrical house. Low living spaces are raised, and the upper level contrasts the horizontal massing with a vertical, unbalanced yet centered volume. The site slopes sharply towards the street, and a formal landscape design ties the two buildings together with a private, terraced yard.
CABTS/ MEDIA
10' SIDE SETBACK
5' SIDE SETBACK
FAMILY ROOM
BAR
BEDROOM
KITCHEN DN 11R
OVENS
REF/FRZ
W BENCH LOW STORAGE
MUD ROOM D
PANTRY
UP 18R
CL
CL
DN 13R
PANTRY
CL
BATH
BATH
LINEN
CL ENTRY CL BEDROOM
BEDROOM CL
ENTRY PATIO 25' FRONT SETBACK DN 9R
Charles MacBride
portfolio
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS Residential
26th Street Residence Boulder, CO A large, speculative single-family house conceived as several smaller and connected pavilions. Using a primary color scheme, a mix of outdoor spaces, and a playful material palette, this project fills a deep site on a busy highway. Project architect with Arch 11, Inc.
Charles
MacBride
Architect
cmacbride@macbridestudio.com