Charlotte Jolly Interior design
Music Startup Incubator
Service Learning Center
Biophilic Hotel Lobby
Cooking School & Cafe
Furnitu Exhibit
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IU Visitor’s Center
Dead Mall Reuse
Detailing Skills
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first place in the KImball IU excellence in design 2016 competition
What
A music startup incubator cobranded with Kimball Office furniture
Where
New Orleans, LA
When
Fall 2016
2 Person Project
New orleans m u s ic i n c u bato r
Concept: Spontaneous Interaction •Chance encounters encourage networking, creativity, and productivity while working •Visibility is key to spontaneous interactions
The Central Business District in New Orleans in considered to be the “downtown” neighborhood. Lafayette Square has been the site of annual inaugurations, school bands and jazz concerts for over 150 years.
Central Business District Lafayette Square
An “impromptu� is a musical term for a free-form musical composition. It is also a synonym for spontaneity.
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The Music Startups HotSpot Startup that finds, organizes, publicizes, and fills venues for artists and musicians.
SnapShot Startup that does branding work for large record labels or local artists.
Eyes + Ears Startup creating an app that showcases local musicians, what they’re working on, and events.
Where they interact
E x t e r io r ga r ag e d o o r
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Refurbished Wood Flooring from Hurricane Katrina Cop pper Lighttin ng
Plywood
Brass tiles
Town hall
Sheet Music
Refurbished Shiplap
Existing Brick
Stenciled Concrete
Brass Tiles
Refurbished Casettes
cafe
Existing Brick
Brass Tin Tiles
Refurbished Wood Flooring from Hurricane Katrina
Repurposed Guitar Strings
Repurposed Drum Swings
startup work spaces
OĆŠoman Storage
music lounge
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performance space
Louis Armstrong Mural
Sheet Music
Repurposed Guitar Strings
entrance view
s e rv ic e learning center to sav e t h e a m a zo n
What A service learning center meant to teach volunteers how to protect and value the rainforest before they leave for the Amazon. Where Located in Florida as a last stop before the Amazon Rainforest When Three weeks in Fall 2016 3 Partner Project
p r e s e rv i n g cyc l e s t h r o u g h s to ry t e l l i n g
Wooden block segments engraved with the stories of past participants.
The Kayapo tribe located on the southern border of the Amazon rainforest occupies a territory of 110,000 square kilometers. The Kayapo live in circular village layouts, with a central gathering building at the center.
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Information Room Mixed-use Collaboration Space Small-group Space Bedroom
The Kayapo celebrate the biodiversity of the Amazon rainforest through ceremonies and storytelling. These stories talk of cycles in nature and the connectedness of the human race.
E Kitchen F Women’s Restroom G Men’s Restroom H Water-heater Storage
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The concept was inspired by the cylical patterns of their: -village and headdress designs -cycles in nature they value -stories that are passed down
Family Restroom M Living Room Gathering Space N Restroom Director’s Office Vending & Reception Area
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Materials (In Order) Biodiversity canopy from Interface Local White Oak (from Florida) Mesh Over Glass Baratto (Steelcase) Bamboo Cork
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runner up in a pool of over 100 in the national daltile design competition
b io p h i l ic d e s ig n i n di a n a m e m o r i a l u n io n h ot e l
What
Renovation of the hotel lobby using biophilic principles.
Where
Indiana Memorial Union at Indiana University in Bloomington, IN
When
Fall 2016
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A - React to Sun
B - React to Wind
TrombĂŠ wall facing south absorbs solar rays and releases heat later.
Breathable façade on curtain walls helps air circulation.
React to Rain The top floor lounge have sensors on the roof that turn ceiling projectors on when it rains to show an image of rain on the tabletops to inform people of the current weather.
What is Biophilic Design? Biophilic design is inspired by nature and intends to improve well-being, lower stress, increase creativity and productivity, and can provide natural engineering solutions to technical problems.
This space draws the inhabitant’s attention to the outside world that we often forget when inside buildings.
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Daltile Materials
1. Artigiano Roman Skyline & Italian Alps 2. Ambassador Global Grey Colorbody Porcelain 3. Arctic Gray Limestone
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yo u t h c o o k i n g school and ca f e
What A cafĂŠ and youth cooking school Where Located in a war-time gunpowder building in Copenhagen, Denmark When Spring 2016
a day l ig h t i n g s t u dy
Morning Light
Cooking School CafĂŠ
AĹŒernoon Light
Skylights above the dormer roofs preserve the aesthetics of its historical character while bringing in light.
The building, due to its origina original purpose extremely as a gunpowder facility, has e This was thick walls and very few openings. open intentional so that in case of a an explosion, the roof would blow up, instea instead of the walls.
Materials
Existing White Brick Existing Wood White Terrazzo Orange Linoleum Local Oak
This made creating natural light a challenge. Looking at a sunpath of Copenhagen, I chose to emphasize in the floor plan the direction of morning light for the cafĂŠ and afternoon light in the cooking school.
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Classroom Seating and Vertical Circulation 1. Stairs to Second Floor 2. Auditorium Seating 3. Nook Seating 4. Kitchen 5. Second Floor Lounge
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Students cook using Farm to Table techniques
a rt a n ato m y a furniture exhibit
What
A furniture exhibit for the Danish artists, Branching Out
Where
“Sculpture Yard� between the new addition and old portion of the National Gallery in Copenhagen, Denmark
When
Spring 2016
a xo n o m e t r ic e x p lo s io n
Ch Chosen pieces i from f each of past 5 years
I chose to highlight the the unique system in the construction work that is so beautiful to each individual piece. To showcase this:
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A hung axonometric explosion replica of each piece Twice the size of the original Hung in gridded wooden shelters that are just as evidently constructed as the furniture.
What is a “Third Space”? According to Ray Oldenburg, “Third places ‘host the regular, voluntary, informal, and happily anticipated gatherings of individuals beyond the realms of home and work.’”
Dead mall to a n e w t h i r d s pac e
What Reuse of a local mall as a new third space inspired by nature. Where Bloomington, IN When Fall 2015
Site plan
Existing Condition
The Problem
The Solution
Traditional shopping malls are dying across the country, leaving behind many empty mammoths of useable space. They may not shop, but they go because it is a place to hangout, stroll, run into people, and engage the senses.
Turn this land into a multi-use new “third space” for the a variety of members in the community to enjoy. Inspiration from nature can help provide these third spaces because nature includes creates third-spaces in all shapes and sizes.
Proposed Site Plan
New Functions Library Hotel Restaurants Café Picnic areas Playground Canal
Terraced seating Hammocks Target (kept from original) Bike racks
Instead of a traditional library with stacks of books (that the library on the west side has), this library features:
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Game rooms
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Tech support
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Maker studio
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Meeting rooms
Rent-a-laptop
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Visualization room
First Floor Plan
A c u t t i n g e d g e l i b r a ry f r o m a d e a d d e pa rt m e n t s to r e
Water-inspired Nature-inspired variety of spaces to choose from
Second Floor Plan
Gat e way to experience i u v i s i to r s center
What An interactive visitor’s center for Indiana University Where Bloomington, IN When Fall 2015
Two Partner Project
Gat e way
Iconic Sample Gates at Indiana University
Visitors that learn from each other: Prospective students Current students Family members Tourists Alumni
Floor Plan
pa n e l s o n i n t e r ac t i v e center These panels make up the eight sides of the touch-screen interactive center. As visitors enter, they see the welcome panel and are invited to “sign in.� As the visitor takes the tour around, they read and participate in memories, academic majors, activities around town, IU history, and they can see where previous visitors call home.
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R e l at e d skills
queen chess piece Designed in Rhino 3d printed
Church of Our Lady
Stellings Hus
The building’s exterior facade is one of the most striking features as the top half is composed of 52 by 52 cm Siegerdorf tiles and the bottom is painted metal plate. The large size of the tiles from a far distance loses its identity of a tiled surface.
Stellings Hus was designed by Arne Jacobson in 1937. It is located in an area of historical buildings and it is for this reason that it was not well-liked at first, with its most important historical neighbors dating from the early 19th century. Stellings Hus’s function is split between offices on the upper half of the building and a café on the entry floor.
D e ta i l i n g
ARCHITECT Arne Jacobsen
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PROJECT Stellings Hus
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DATE 1937-39
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PLACE Copenhagen - DK
Window
City Court
The abrupt material change shows the striking difference between building styles. Stellings Hus was designed into two sections based on the adjacent buildings.
The ground floor upon the building’s inauguration was a paint shop and has since between completely changed with the furniture. Some of the lighting fixtures on the higher floors are believed to still be original. The originality of the furniture on the higher floors is unknown. There is also a separate side entrance for the offices.
The tiles on the upper part of t building jut out over the paint metal plate below out in a highlighting curve.
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The curved lighting that Arne Jacobson designed for the building keep the curved motif.
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This entry corner mimics that of the top part of the building and marks the center of energy - the relationship with the exterior city square.
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The large panels of glass on the bottom floor light up like a showcase at night for those in the city square.
hand renders
personal a r t wo r k