Segment II Portfolio by Christian Borger

c h r i s t i a n b o r g e r // s e g m e n t ii p o r t f o l i o

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contents introductions reflections resume academic equipping walls ............... bridging cultures ............... junk space ............... wilderness urbanisms ............... digital fabrication ............... building sections / details ...............

p. 01 p. 11 p. 19 p. 27 p. 33 p. 39

professional isgm furniture ............... nbm timber ............... exhibit columbus ............... mit: arthur ganson ............... pilot house ............... placetailor graphics ...............

p. 45 p. 59 p. 63 p. 71 p. 79 p. 83

independent re: @ bac ............... p. 89 inflatable structures i ............... p. 93 inflatable structures ii ............... p. 95 virtual reality museum ............... p. 97 independent fabrication ............... p. 99 architectural photography ............. p. 101 independent arts ............. p. 107 sketches on revolution ............. p. 111 essay: temporary / temporality ............. p. 124

christian borger education

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596 Cambridge Street Allston, MA 02134 857 200 5230 christian.borger@the-bac.edu Boston Architectural College Boston, MA Candidate for Bachelor of Architecture / 2010 - Present Junior Designer IKD / Allston, MA June 2016 - February 2017 Designer for various scale architecture, graphic, exhibition, furniture and installation projects. Involved in all phases of design through construction.

Builder Daniel Madri Construction and Fine Carpentry / Waltham, MA November 2013 - December 2014 residential construction, interior and exterior renovation, finish carpentry, client and subcontractor communication

Workshop Instructor “Let’s Spoon Workshop Series”, “[Re] Workshop Series” / Boston Architectural College October 2015 - Present Workshop instructor and designer leading studens through design, digitizing, and analog/digital fabrication techniques and skills, while facilitating studio culture amongst peers.

Model Maker GPI Models / Somerville, MA July 2013 - November 2013 advanced model making, laser cutting, AutoCAD drafting, SketchUp, shop work and operation of shop equipment and tools

Graphic Designer / Photographer Placetailor / Roxbury, MA October 2015 - May 2016 Graphics and rendering for architectural projects, graphic and marketing strategies, finished architectural photography, website design.

Architectural Assistant / Drafter Elkus Manfredi Architects / Boston, MA February 2012 - June 2013 Interiors Department: construction documents, construction administration, general office tasks, hand sketching/rendering, SketchUp modeling, model making

Photographer Christian Borger Photography / Boston, MA June 2014 - Present Work with individuals, brands, and firms including MFA Boston, Bloomingdales, Toyota, Verizon, and Lyft to create finished architectural, product and lifestyle images. Digtal Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Lightroom; AutoCAD; Rhinoceros; Grasshopper; Vray; Sketchup, Microsoft Office Analog hand drafting, sketching, rendering; critical thinking, carpentry and fine woodworking, photography, painting

personal

Recreation photography, drawing, watercolor, building, woodworking, painting, piano, guitar, cross-country skiing, cycling, hiking, sailing Language / Travel 4 years advanced German / Germany 2010 1 year advanced Russian / Russia 2011

academic equipping walls bridging cultures junk space wilderness urbanisms digital fabrication / modeling detailing

01 // equipping walls Comprehensive Design Studio / Spring 2016

Equipping Walls focused on the ideas of creating inhabitable and functional space out of normally overlooked architectural methods and typologies. Using the basis of the “inhabitable wall”, the issue of urban moving as a “modern day crisis” for college students and young adults was approached by expanding and exploring the useage of walls as liveable and storable devices, pearing down modern day living to its bare essentials to aid in the fast moving life of the modern day urban-nomadic human.

Mazda briefcase car concept..

Moving box dilemma concept diagram. This project aims to eliminate the box by inhabiting and empowering it.

The Murphy Bed patent drawings.

Banham’s “the all american un-house”, a deployable structure with all necessities for living.

Large scale deployment application (left) vs. Small scale deployment application (right) These two finalized concepts work with the ideas of living as a necessity and as a luxury. To the left the finalized wall system shows potential to be deployed as a temporary living space for crisis relief, the site being a standard stadium or dome. To the right is the same wall system deployed in a specially designed tower to allow for the urban nomad to come and go as he or she pleases, the small space allowing multiple configurations.

ABOVE:

03 wall types

DEPENDENT WALL: Consists of everything requiring power/energy sources. Includes kitchen / bathroom program.

INDEPENDENT WALL: Consists of everything not requiring power / energy sources. Includes sleeping area, study area, programmatic storage areas.

05 large scale deployement

This study expanded the idea of dependent and independent living units by using the concept on a large scale - in particular for use as a crisis relief method. Since the units were modular and each unit kept spatial properties unique to itself, the two could work in conjunction spatially and conceptually to provide different options for a large scale temporary living space.

SYMMETRICAL DIVIDE

ANGLED DIVIDE

PRIVACY / CIRCULATION

Allows for privacy between units

Doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t allow for circulation or interaction between units

Allows for privacy between units

Allows for easier circulation and interaction between units

SINGLE DEPENDENT

MULITPLE DEPENDENT

Grid layout of four units

Grey indicates breaks in privacy between units

Integrate movement of dependent wall to create both closed and open spaces between units

Integrate movement of dependent on a pivot to allow for bed units to have privacy from other units

Integrate movement of dependent via sliding to allow for temporary bed privacy, and temporary open circulation

Integrate movement of dependent via sliding to allow for open/closing between units opposite each other

07 public/crisis deployment

Studies exploring module deployment and spatial arrangement/development on a large scale (ie crisis situation/crisis housing). Unit types and deployment depended on social, physical, and quantitative needs per program use.

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OVERALL UNIT

EQUAL WITH CENTRAL COMPONENT CENTRAL DEPLOYMENT

CENTRAL WITH ADDED COMPONENTS

LINEAR DEPLOYMENT

CENTRAL WITH SUB COMPONENTS

FRACTAL DEPLOYMENT

Breakdown of unit into subunits and amount of people accommodated.

CENTRAL WITH MULTIPLE SUB COMPONENTS

Different methods of deployment can allow for adapation to different spatial and programmatic needs.

DINING: Central deployment allows for interaction throughout modules and allows for centralized organization. Four units deployed in crisis situation.

SLEEPING: Linear deployment allows for multiple sleeping units to be organized horizonally to allow for privacy between.

KITCHEN/MULTI-USE Central deployment with specific modules to allow for adaptation and specific use.

Combination of four units and deployment types to adapt to need of crisis situaion.

09 residential deployment

Studies exploring a narrative of module useage and deployment as part of residential activity. Two module types act in conjunction to allow for all necessary living activites. Tower designed specifically to work in conjuction with separate modules for moving in/out.

ABOVE: Locate building via transport vehicle

Align module transport with lift mullions per unit module designation.

Attach module to facade via mullion lift system.

Lift module to desired space via integrated elevator system within facade

BELOW: Exploded tower axon separating mechanical facade and mechanical space.

something goes here

Mullion track concept. Module negative attaches to mullion positive.

Facade track detail and elevator lift detail

Glazing opens to allow for module insertion via sliding track system

Pull module to interior after attaching to ceiling track system

Use as desired

Track section (left) for module movement and glazing spider joint section.

Track section and elevation for interior module movement.

Interior space exploded axon for component separation

11 // bridging cultures Comprehensive Design Studio / Spring 2015

In an urban setting where we are constantly exposed to external influences, pressures, and unfamiliar experiences, it can be difficult to see and understand the positivity of the unknown in the environments which surround us. With a demographic consisting mostly of college students and young adult professionals, many people in Boston (and other large cities) are in a transitory phase in their life, where futures arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t set and stepping out of your comfort zone into the unknown is necessary. By allowing oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s self to wander, both physically and mentally, the understanding that giving yourself no direction in order to find your own direction creates an appreciation of being able to step forward into something new. This project blends a public green space, non-denominational meditation spaces, and a public cafe/gathering space. By weaving and wandering circulation throughout the slope and expanse of the site, the spaces are able to be experienced through sequence or through random, allowing for different visits to the same space to create unique experiences.

CONCEPT DIAGRAMS:

wandering

concept appreciating the unknown through wandering spaces

Sketch of center corridor entering gathering spaces

change and journey

path and journey

lose clarity / gain experiecne

In an urban setting where we are constantly exposed to external influences, pressures, and unfamil-

site

circulation circulation

public to private gradient

neighborhood plan

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scale: 1/128” = 1’-0”

site massing

form and shadow material forms create light/shadow patterns

space and shadow

light studies / site plan

openings allow for light to create spatial experience

Exploring experience through light. Public/circulation spaces used diffused and lovered lighting elements, where the meditative spaces used textural and material influeced lighting.

space and shadow openings allow for light to create spatial experience

Slatted/louvered fins

space and shadow openings allow for light to create spatial experience

material and light

change in materiality to create different light qualities

Sliced solids

material and light change in materiality to create different light qualities

material and light Diffused/refracted rays

change in materiality to create different light qualities

texture

light quality affected by the texture it touches

texture light quality affected by the texture it touches

texture Textural light

light quality affected by the texture it touches

f-f’ a-a’ b-b’ g-g’

c-c’ d-d’ e-e’

h-h’

scale: 1/32” = 1’-0”

reflection space entrance Meditation space entry / wandering path

overhead corridor Wandering path with corridor above

reflection space interior Meditation space interior

15 scale: 1/8”=1’-0”

level one plan

reflection space small gathering

small gathering

admin offices

gathering space reflection space

reflection space

scale: 1/8”=1’-0”

level two plan

reflection space small gathering wall section

small gathering

main corridor

cafe/ kitchen

gathering space reflection space

reflection space

scale: 1/8”=1’-0”

level one plan

cross sections

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b-b’

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longitudinal sections

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19 // junk space Comprehensive Design Studio / Fall 2015

Focusing on the ideas behind revitalizing and reviving wasted urban space, or â&#x20AC;&#x153;junk spaceâ&#x20AC;?, this studio combined a vacant site, culinary school, trade school, and urban passageway to reactivate an urban node using innovative program in Bostonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s historic Fenway/Brookline neighborhood. Using heavy timber construction as a structure and translucent paper thin materials as a skin, the building strategically reveals itself to the public to bring enough attention for public use but enough intrigue to have return visitors. The entire building and site are connected diagonally by an urban passageway that connects commuter heavy Brookline to the Yawkey train station, allowing the transient public to experience the permanent spaces within from either a direct or indect standpoint.

ABOVE: Site plan showing the trade school, culinary school, connecting library, and urban passageway.

concept

an innovative hub in a historic neighborhood

senses

touch/feel

hearing

smell

enclosure language

full enclosure

louvered roof

semi-open slats

semi-open slit

material language

solid / porous

break for circulation

solid over porous

circulation split

site analysis

Concept diagrams outlining ideas of senses, enclosure, and material languages.

building use

site analysis building heights

circulation

solid / porous

break for circulation

site analysis / program

circulation split

site analysis site analysis building heights

building use greenspace building use

circulation

9+ building heights

BUILDING USEAGE building useage: high density of commercial buildings in immediate site, however institutional, residential, and greenspace are separated , with the immediate site showing potential as an urban node between them.

solid over porous

BUILDING HEIGHT greenspace commercial

SITE PROPERTIES circulation

9+ 6-8

boundaries

commercial

institutional

3-5

6-8

boundaries

building heights: surrounding site shows mostly 3-6 storey buildings, calling for a new structure that takes a low profile on the site, opening up space that caters to the human scale.

residential institutional

1-2

3-5

attractions kenmore sq. 0.2 mi

esplanade 0.25 mi

fenway park 0.15 mi all

all

residential

1-2 attractions

site properties: current circulation is only around the site, creating boundaries due to the steep slope and various means of fencing. However there are multiple attractions within a short walking distance to be used as connection/attraction points for potential buildings.

brookline 0.1 miesplanade 0.25 mi

riverway kenmore sq. 0.28 mi 0.2 mi fenway park 0.15 mi

all

brookline 0.1 mi

riverway 0.28 mi

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total: total: TBD TBDsq.sq.ft.trade ft. walkway walkway workspace workspace TBD TBD sq. sq.ft. ft. path path path path path path path trade trade trade trade trade trade culinary culinary culinary culinary culinary culinary 2500 2500sq.sq.ft. ft. path trade culinary culinary display display culinary 1050 1050sq.sq.ft. ft. path path path path path path path path trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade culinary culinary culinary culinary culinary culinary viewing viewingspace space research researchculinary 100 100 sq. sq.ft. ft. 1000 1000sq.sq.ft. ft.

display display display display

public/private public/private division division

trade trade material materialstorage storage 500 500sq.sq.ft. ft.

display display display display

100 100sq.sq.ft. ft.

workspa works

classclassclassclassroom room room room display display classclassclassclassroom room room room

relax relax 400 400sq.sq.ft. ft. kitchen kitchen 900 900sq.sq.ft. ft. reception reception 100 100sq.sq.ft. ft. demo demospace space 400 400sq.sq.ft. ft. culinary culinary total: total: 3250 3250sq.sq.ft. ft. research research 400 400sq.sq.ft. ft.

classclassclassclassroom room room room

reception reception program 100 100sq.sq.ft. ft. workspace workspace program 2500 2500sq.sq.ft. ft. total:8800 8800sq.1000 sq.1000 ft. ft.sq.sq.ft. ft. research researchtotal:

display display display display

green greenspace space

privateprivate

path path TBD TBDsq.sq.ft. ft.

900 900sq.sq.ft. ft.

culinary dining diningculinary 150 150sq.sq.ft. ft.

leisure leisure leisure leisure classroom classclassroom room classroom classroom classclassroom room classroom research library research library research library research library

viewing viewingspace space

TBD TBDsq.sq.ft. ft.

circulation circulation

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publicpublic

walkway walkway

food foodstorage storage

400 400sq.sq.ft. ft.

trade trade 1050 1050sq.sq.ft. ft.

display display

shared learning shared learning shared learning shared learning

/ private / private private private

path path

2500 sq. ft. 2500 sq. ft. 2500 sq. ft. 1000 sq. ft. 2500 sq. ft. 1000 sq. ft. 1000500 sq. ft. sq. ft. 1000500 sq. ft. sq. ft. 500400 sq. ft. sq. ft. 500400 sq. ft. sq. ft. 400 sq. ft. 1050 sq. ft. 400 sq. ft. 1050 sq. ft. 1050100 sq. ft. sq. ft. 1050100 sq. ft. sq. ft. 100 sq. ft. 800100 sq. ft.sq. ft. 800 sq. ft. 0 sq. ft. 0 sq. ft.

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total: total:TBD TBDsq.sq.ft. ft.

23 C

plans / sections FIRST FLOOR 1. urban passageway 2. flexible classroom 3. library

2 A

1 B 3

GROUND FLOOR 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

trade school studio mechanical lockers / changing trade school reception / gallery culinary school public cafe culinary school workspace

2 1

3 3

SECTION A above: urban passageway + class space below: trade school studio + lockers

SECTION B above: library + urban passageway below: culinary school cafe + workspace

SECTION C above: classroom, passageway, library below: trade school, gallery, cafe

25 enclosure detail / models translucent polycarbonate rainscreen hollow metal grid frame 2x6 rafter glulam beam bolts/dowels 4 piece glulam column glazing system vertical polycarbonate rainscreen vertical metal frame clt decking/typ. wood decking subfloor rigid insulation utility chase 2x6 joists

web in saw kerf anchor plate/anchors non shrinkable grout concrete footing

column / beam joinery

26 MASSING SEQUENCE 1

1. polycarbonate skin 2. trade school / gallery 3. culinary school / cafe 4. classrooms 5. library 6. urban passageway

27 // wilderness urbanisms Comprehensive Design Studio / Spring 2016

Wilderness urbanisms is a comprehensive and experimental design studio focusing on creating architecture from narrative. Moving through the scale of the city, house and the detail, concept and narrative were intertwined in the forms of collage, drawing, digital and hand fabricated models, and animation. Using the idea of memory as a refuge, I explored through digital and physical the space created beetween the tangible and the intangible, the past and the present, and the material and immaterial.

The â&#x20AC;&#x153;nine squareâ&#x20AC;? layout working through all scales of the project. From top to bottom: site, refuge and detail.

Sacred original collages. Top to bottom: Site, refuge, detail.

28 BELOW: Vignettes of the broken city and elevated dream city. The intangible and the tangible are torn apart creating a space in between to cross to the refuge.

The site of a broken city. The fissure creates a gap between the dream city and the refuge, connected by a narrow bridge. Materials used were cardboard, acrylic, polypropelene plastic, wire mesh, and chipboard.

ABOVE:

29 site / refuge

ABOVE: City plan/section, in the form of an â&#x20AC;&#x153;xrayâ&#x20AC;? drawing. The different overlays of graphics and forms of information allow for depth and new levels of information to be displayed in the drawing.

30 BELOW: Vignettes of the memory refuge. Top: nearing the entry via the bridge of memories. Bottom: sketch inside the refuge showing the wall of memory portals.

TOP: memory refuge section/plan drawing. The â&#x20AC;&#x153;xrayâ&#x20AC;? allows for multiple perspectives and drawing types to merge to create a coherent image that relays a variety of information. The xray also becomes a drawing of itself and transcends beyond the project.

31 detail

blast ash concrete plylam mirror, 2â&#x20AC;? reveal stainless stl extrusion galv. blackened stl 1â&#x20AC;? drip weld and caulk galv. blackened stl

32 animation

BELOW: Still frames from the final animation. Read from left to right, top to bottom.

ABOVE: Vignette sketches for preliminary animation storyboarding. Storyboarding was more of a collage than a linear process, linking subconciously moments of the project that merged by overlaying video, image, model, dreams and reality.

33 digital fabrication Design Studio Workshop / Fall 2016

This studio aimed to explore the hybrid and combinatino of digital and hand fabrication techniques using the scale of pieces of furniture. Moving up in scale and complexity, from box to chair, techniques and skills such as 2D to 3D and digital to physical conception were utilized and learned. Understanding the limits as well as potentials in flat material stock was crucial to the learning process. Through constant iteration of both form and material, this studio evolved from an efficient way to create to an exploration of physics, material, and the scale of the human body.

Stool sketches and studeis

Semesterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s assembly of CNC cut parts. Top row: Stool patterns. Bottom row: chair patterns.

4 Hour stool with kerf bent seat and locking joints. No glue, no screws.

35 process sketches / studies

EQUILIBRIUM DIAGRAM ABOVE: Chair concept sketches and thoughts. BELOW: Full scale chair sketch with dimensions

36 FRONT LEGS

BACK LEGS

BOTTOM BRACING

kerf studies

veneer testing

cork + kerf test

cork + kerf layers

37 final chair drawings

39 // building sections Detailing / Spring 2017

Details drafted for typical steel and concrete structure commercial buildings using typical wall construction techniques. Specific section details focused on were: Foundation and floating slab, cavity wall with control layers, soffit, window and sill, parapet, roof, and skylight. Techniques focused on were continuous vapor barrier, rain shedding, and continuous insulation.

wall section + soffit

parapet + skylight section

Steel framed commercial building section with soffit and skylight

full sections

Steel framed commercial building section with soffit and skylight

Wall section of “Wilderness Urbanisms” studio refuge.

professional isgm office nbm timber exhibition exhibit columbus mit ganson pilot house placetailor graphics

45 isgm directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s furniture IKD / 2016-17 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - Director Boston, MA DD, SD, CD, Proj Mgmt Working with the director of the Isabella Steward Gardner Museum, this furniture and casework project conceptually was a hybrid to blend traditional and modern architectural ornament and detail. Using the traditional moulding profiles found in the office, the desk fascia and shelf designs reinterpreted the patterns to allow a contemporary design to blend with the traditional space.

TOP: Final clay rendering of the directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s desk. The undulating fascia was modeled after mouldiung profiles in the office. A diagonal cut leads from the corner up to the other edge to accentuate the moulding pattern, and allows the desk to feel lighter in the space.

BOTTOM: Final rendering of the office bookcase and shelves. The shelf supports were modeled proportionately to the size of the desk radii, creating a positive/negative relationship between the two pieces of furniture.

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47 shelf / millwork drawings

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53 in progress fabrication

LEFT TO RIGHT: Final shelf support detail, shelves and millwork installed in space, preliminary shelf supports and finished shelf support, and carcasses before install.

LEFT TO RIGHT: Desk fascia mockup being CNC milled, poplar mockup, finishing cherry modules for final fabrication.

55 finished photographs

57 finished photographs

TOP: Detail of angled slice across subractions. BOTTOM: Detail of back cut and reveal at desktop

LEFT: Shelf support detail. The support module sizes correspond to the module subtractions on the desk to cohere the two peices of furniture in the space.

59 tall timber exhibition IKD / 2016-17 National Building Museum Washington, DC Research, DD, SD, CD, CA Timber City was a large scale installation and exhibition for the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. Focusing on bringing attention to mass timber construction and debunking myths of traditional wood construction, this exhibition showcased research and precedent projects from firms around the country. This project was very research and graphic intensive, IKD not only designed the exhibition but curated and researched the information as well. Work was displayed on full size panels of CLT and other mass timber products and methods.

TOP: Two massive CLT panels display the show name and prove timberâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s scale versatility. RIGHT: Detail of the 54â&#x20AC;&#x2122; vertical intro panel. BOTTOM. Inside the exhibition space, showing models, curated research and graphics.

60 exhibition philosophy

IKD

NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUM

LET’S DO AN EXHIBITION!

!! VISUAL IMPACT

GALLERY

$$$

FOREST SERVICE

FUNDING

TIMBER INDUSTRY

MATERIALS

NEW IDEAS & EDUCATION

NEW POLICY PROOF OF VIABILITY WON’T TIMBER BURN DOWN?

BUILDING INDUSTRY

CASE STUDIES

TIMBER CITY EXHIBITION

ACTUALLY, NO!

DEBUNKING MYTHS

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CLEAN WATER

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OPPOSITE PAGE: Rendered floor plan of the exhibition space. Plan shows the layout of panels, models, and installation elements, as well as the proportions of the space.

ABOVE: Rendered section of exhibit in relationship to overall building. Section also shows massive scale of the vertial and horizontal CLT show panels. RIGHT: Final panel and graphic detail of one of the panels.

63 “conversation plinths” IKD / 2016-17 Exhibit Columbus Columbus, Indiana Research, DD IKD was selected to propose an installation for a design biennale in Columbus Indiana. Taking from the idea that Columbus’ industry allowed for the implementation of great design, we proposed an installation that would showcase the opposite - how good design could create new industry. The plith was an abstraction of the “conversation pit” in the historic miller house - elevating the people of Columbus who have supported and influenced the formation of a beautifully designed city. The installation will be fabricated and installed summer 2017.

TOP IMAGE: Night rendering of the conversation plinths, proposed to be fabricated into mass timber panels from hardwood scraps that would normally go to low value waste products.

LEFT: Rendering of installation. TOP: plan view of presentation model.

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DESIGN BRINGS INDUSTRY $ $$$

$$$$ JOBS

45%

NEW INDUSTRY

HARDWOOD CLT

GRADE LUMBER AND VENEER

$ $ $

SAVING THE PLANET

UP CY CL IN G!

F CO NCPET

INCREASED LAND VALUE

INDIANA HARDWOOD INDUSTRY

55%

DEMONSTRATION PROJECT

INDUSTRIAL WOOD PRODUCTS

BETTER MANAGED AND HEALTHIER FORESTS

CLEAN AIR, CLEAN WATER, AND BIODIVERSITY

HAPPY COLUMBUS

Preliminary installation ideas using the idea of mass timber panels. Final image compared to the final model.

PROJECT SITE COLUMBUS IS KNOWN AS AN ARCHITECTURAL MECCA

SITE LARGE ARCH HENRY MOORE

BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY I. M. PEI

OUR SITE IS ADJACENT TO THREE MAJOR MONUMENTS

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH EERO SAARINEN

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PLAZA WITHOUT PURPOSE

SITE 1 ORIGINALLY INTENDED CIRCULATION AROUND ROTARY

PURPOSE RESTORED

SITE 2

ROTARY DEFUNCT; PLAZA DIVIDED; NO PROGRAM

CIRCULATION AROUND ROTARY RECLAIMED; DIVISION MENDED

THREE IMPORTANT MONUMENTS

MONUMENTS ON PLINTHS

IM PEI !

PLINTH AS METAPHOR

IM PEI !

MOORE !

SAARINEN !

PLINTHS FOR THE PEOPLE

SAARINEN !

IM PEI !

MOORE !

SAARINEN !

PEOPLE OF COLUMBUS !

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71 mit: arthur ganson IKD / 2016-17 MIT Museum Boston, MA SD, CD This exhibition for Arthur Ganson’s “Gestural Engineering” consisted of a gallery renovation involving detailed graphics and pedestal / exhibition design. Pedestals were designed to allow the pieces to not only float off the ground, but to allow for maximum visual impact of the sculptures. The pieces, being mostly electrically operated and interactive, requried detailed pedestal design to allow for wiring and other compnents to be run throughout.

FULL SPREAD: Rendering of the final design of the exhibition. Floating pedestals, graphics, sculptures, and interactive foot pedals shown.

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75 typical pedestal details LEFT PAGE: Typical pedestal section showing millwork construction, steel plate attachement, wiring path, toe kick, and pedal RIGHT PAGE: Typical platform detail showing construction of toe kick reveal, and platform mitre.

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79 pilot house IKD / 2016-17 Barr Foundation Boston, MA Research - CA

GALLERY VIEW 1

THE PILOT HOUSE

Working with the Barr Foundation in Boston, this small installation showcases the change in Boston over time, as well as the local and global impacts of climate change specific to sea level rise. The multiple fins read chronologically from left to right, with each fin displaying a significant year of change of Bostonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coastline, with historical landmarks and facts. In the small openings between fins, graphics display the global temperature change and sea level rise relative to Boston. ABOVE: Interior rendering of the fin wall showing different years, inner fins showing rise temperature and sea level info.. BELOW: Exterior window graphic showing existing map of Boston, and predicted coastal shrinkage in 2100.

80 historic research notes 1629 MA Bay Colony settlement in Charlestown 1641 Law passed to encourage wharf building 1650 wharfing out 1669 first wharf in area built by Scarlet (later becomes Railroad/Ferry depot) 1728(08-20?) Clark’s Wharf 1775(42?) Clark’s becomes Hancock’s (later incorporated into Lewis, then Scarlet) 1790-1840 Substantial growth due to maritime commerce; highpoint in city’s position 1796 Lewis wharf; general wharf expansion 1814 Lewis wharf extended longer; now larger than Hancock wharf 1822 Boston begins landfilling campaigns to support growing maritime economy 1824-26 portions of Great Cove filled; spurred infill of numerous small wharves, inc portions of Scarlet’s, Sargent’s, Union to create Commercial st 1826 Lewis and Hancock wharves taking general shape of current wharf; Commercial St in planning 1830s-40s consolidation and expansion of Great Cove wharves 1830s MA General court extends limits; Lewis wharf authorized to extend 1834 Lewis Wharf Co granted power to purchase Hancock’s Wharf; slip between wharfs and granite building constructed 1835 Lewis Wharf Co granted power to purchase Snow’s/Scarlett’s Wharf which became terminus of Eastern Railroad and ferry location 1836 Granite building on Lewis Wharf (quarry established in Quincy; Bunker Hill Monument, granite becomes fashionable) 1838 Eastern Railroad (passenger and freight) established route incorporating ferry and rail (E boston and city); ferry wharf constructed; depot and hotel, storage and freight sheds built 1840s Lewis Wharf Co granted permission to extend finger piers; third finger pier added as a slip for ferry 1840s-60s Boston steadily loses shipping business to NY 1840sand 50s cheap immigrant labor (Irish); industrial production supplanted maritime commerce 1852 Granite building surrounded by 1-2 story standalone warehouses 1854 Eastern Railroad wharf primarily used for shipping freight instead of passengers (route direct to city established); by 1855 numerous steamship lines sailed directly to NY instead of Boston

1854 Eastern Railroad wharf primarily used for shipping freight instead of passengers (route direct to city established); by 1855 numerous steamship lines sailed directly to NY instead of Boston de of Lewis Wharf removed; 1927 Massive exodus = more commuters = Boston Planning Board called for infrastructure to accommodate 1930s warehouse attached to Pilot House removed (was wholesale grocery) 1951 Central Artery project begins; physically and visually separate North End and Downtown 1952 Ferry service discontinued 1970s Quincy Market Cold Storage demolished to create surface parking lots 1990s-now Federally sponsored urban renewal 1960 BRA takes over; goal to redefine traditional view of industrial working waterfront inot one that would attract home and business owners through mixed use planning & focus on maritime history and scenery; wholesale foold dealers relocated; removal of all historic wharves; Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market revitalization; yaught club, high rise apts, aqureium, townhouses; office buildngs, parking, etc historic character of several wharves obliterated local reaction against urban renewal efforts spared surviving historic wharves and buildings 1966 Boston Waterfront Dev Corp purchased Lewis Wharf; Granite building converted to residential and commercial 1990s-2000s buildings removed on Lewis wharf 1985 City of Boston and BRA initiate Harborpark 1990-2000 Pilot house extension built 1991-2007 Big Dig

81 wall mockup

OPTION 2 ELEVATION

82 axonometric

OPTION 2 AXON

RIGHT: exploded axonometric showing installation dimensions, graphics, and detail of panel installation and material.

83 placetailor graphics Placetailor / 2015 - 16 Graphic Design

This is a series of graphics done for Boston based design/build/develop firm Placetailor. Graphics were done for marketing/client presentation/website purposes. Focusing on easy to read, slightly witty, but informational messages, they all work off of the â&#x20AC;&#x153;feature/benefitâ&#x20AC;? model where the information is presented as beneficial to the person viewing. These were all part of an overall company style revamp as well.

ABOVE: Marketing renderings

ABOVE: Feature / benefit marketing graphics

Design process diagram graphic

Development process diagram graphic

Construction process diagram graphic

independent re: @ bac inflatable structures i, ii virtual reality museum independent fabrication architectural photography independent arts sketches on revolution essay: temporary / temporality

89 re@bac workshop series Boston Architectural College / 2017 The “RE” workshop series and gallery show was a campaign of five workshops designed to bring awareness to BAC’s fabrication facilities, encourage and foster peer to peer conversation, and showcase student and faculty work. Along with 4 other students, I designed, led, and curated 3 of 5 workshops, and was involved with design and fabrication of the gallery displays and work.

“LET’S SPOON”

“MODEL MASHUP”

“RE-AWAKEN”

“GET LIT”

“RE-ALIZE”

exhibit floor plan exhibit floor plan

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Exhibit Intro signage

Workshop Schedule, Call

(re)SEARCH project

Model Drop-off

Curation Shelves

Maker Videos

Animation Station

2/4 reACT: Letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Spoon

2/11 reITERATE: reModel

10 2/18 rePRESENT: Collage 11 3/25 reSOLVE: LIT 10

12 4/1 reALIZE: Inflatable

13 Augmented Reality Sandbox 3

14 IAC Fashion Show

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FEB.13 - APR.20, 2017

93 inflatable structures I Independent / 2016

Boston Architectural College Boston, MA Design through Fabrication Commissioned by Richard Griswold, this inflatable project was designed as an installation for the BAC to showcase the school during the two days of Common Boston design weekend. Taking inspiration from 60’s air structure experts Ant Farm, the polyethylene plastic structure was a reaction to the physical and metaphorical principles of the BAC, combining history, materiality, and the people of Boston.

TOP IMAGE: The “balloongoon” fully inflated and installed during Common Boston. The installation drew over 2000 visitors to the BAC over the 2 days it was up.

THREE BOTTOM IMAGES: Excerpt from Ant Farm’s “Inflato - Cookbook”, Inspiration collage image, and Ant Farm installation.

ABOVE: Final renderings showing the installation in relationship to the BAC’s cconcrete structure.

BELOW: Unfolded 3D model from Pepakura, ready to be traced for fabrication.

Interior of the space fully inflated. Above: Detail of one of the “antennae”.

95 inflatable structures II Independent / 2016

Boston Society of Architects / ABX 2016 Boston, MA Design through Fabrication Commissioned by Billy Craig of the Boston Society of Architects, this inflatable structure was designed for the BSA Social Space at ABX â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;16. Two large balloons were designed to house a band, tables, and up to 200 people. Fabrication workflow was improved from the first inflatable and allowed for structures four times the scale of the first.

TOP IMAGE: A test inflate of one of the structures in Cascieri Hall, BAC. The structure was 60 feet in length and 14 feet tall at the highest point, made from reinforced polyethylene plaseic

BOTTOM IMAGES: In-progress photos of balloon fabrication. Left: Tracing panels at full scale from a projector. Right: Team standing amongst deflating structure.

ABOVE: Concept rendering and sketch of the balloon interior and experience.

BELOW: more advanced fabrication methods of unrolling and projecting panels

Rendering and details of interior space.

97 vr design competition Independent / 2017 This design competition was focused around a newly introduced technology to architecture virtual reality. Using the program of a museum as a platform to showcase other virtual art and instuallations, this exploration of vitrual space took form as a hybrid of historical and imagined architecture.

99 independent fabrication Boston Architectural College / 2015-2017 These are a series of ongoing projects exploring the world of design, fabrication, and craft as an outlet and asset to traditional architectural practice. From small utensils to larger furniture projects, these pieces of work use a variety of digital and analog tools to explore the built and experienced environmnet.

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101 architectural photography Images shot for Aesop Harvard Square.

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103 architectural photography Residential renovation images shot for JSD

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105 architectural photography Exterior architecture images shot for Placetailor

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107 independent arts 2016 - 2017

line and continuity studeis acrylic, canvas / 4â&#x20AC;&#x2122;x8â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

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Color and texture studies acrylic, paper, canvas

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continuity and movement studies acrylic, bristol

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This series of sketches was done during a 10 day trip to Havana, Cuba. After studying the Cuban Revolution, we traveled across Havana to visit and study the architecture and culture. The revolution had profound and still lasting effects on the country, visible through its culture, economy, and urban spaces.

Colon Cemetery

Fabrique

MAP OF HAVANA: Callouts depicting visited spaces and places.

Coppelia

Travel / 2017

Grand National

El Malecon

sketches on revolution

Habana Libre

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Plaza San Francisco

Plaza Vieja

Plaza Catedral

Plaza Christo

El Prado

Casablanca Hershey Train Route

Havana Christo

Hotel Deauville

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Plaza Christo

Plaza Vieja

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Plaza San Francisco

Casablanca Station

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Havana from Casablanca

Train sketches

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Plaza Catedral

Views from Regla

Old Havana Details

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Views from Hotel Deauville

Cristal / Coppelia

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Habana Libre Hotel

Grand National Hotel

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Column Details / Mosoleum

One minute sketches

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Taxi Door

Watercolor Studies

Rooftop Sketch

School of Music

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Reina Cathedral

El Capitolio / Prado Facades

Hemingway Bars Route

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Rummy Scores

Havana Flora

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christian borger

temporary / tempo r ality

definitions ____ tem·po·rar·y ˈtempəˌrerē/ adjective 1. lasting for only a limited period of time; not permanent tem·po·ral1 ˈtemp(ə)rəl/ adjective 1. relating to worldly as opposed to spiritual affairs; secular. 2. relating to time. Latin: tempus, tempor - time > Latin: temporarius - ADJ, suited to/built for the occasion; temporary | transitory; w/ time limit e·phem·er·al əˈfem(ə)rəl/ adjective 1. lasting for a very short time. e·the·re·al əˈTHirēəl/ adjective 1. extremely delicate and light in a way that seems too perfect for this world.

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Consciousness___ Begin transcription___

...somewhere between a m emory and a dr eam…

What is it to be temporary? Non-permanent? Impermanent. Impermeable? Impressionable? Impressed. Questions? ...questions? Start with the ephemeral ethereal. Two words leave little impression. Define impression:

im·pres·sion

imˈpreSHən/ noun 1. an idea, feeling, or opinion about something or someone, especially one formed without conscious thought or on the basis of little evidence. Back to questions. I’m impressed. You walk through transcribed memories of another world. Somewhere between a memory and a dream. I’ve found reality there. Don’t turn your dreams into reality, turn your reality into dreams. Memories are a construct of time. The ethereal construct. Just wireframe. Structures without substance. Substance without structure. Words with little meaning, but with lasting impression. You dig into structure of words to find definitions to apply to your reality. To understand, temporarily. To live the moment, while moving forward. This is about time. It’s about time this is about time. Is this about Havana? It’s about time in Havana. Havana is only a dream and a memory - until it is a present reality. I found presence in Havana. Presence between the hanging clothes lightly swaying in the wind. Ethereal moments. Wireframe clotheslines and linen shirts. Time passes as we walk. Time passes in Havana. Layers of layers of time turn permanence into ephemeral. Havana has history only due to an ever changing present. The impermanence solidifies itself into the earth. Always a paradox… Dreams of Havana in Boston. Always the ethereal wireframe, always the ephemeral hanging clothes, cloth, linen. Reality fades to a dream and you wake up still dreaming. Reality is temporary.

We find words to define feelings. We find objects in which to impress our emotions. Always walking the line between the tangible and the intangible. The permanent and the temporary, the order and the chaos. Chaos transcends logic. Nature transcends the custom. History ties the two. Layers of moments transcend time. Backwards is forwards just as cyclical is linear. Relativity is objective definition. Open the floor to questions. Questions? Revolution. Define revolution: rev·o·lu·tion

ˌrevəˈlo͞oSH(ə)n/

noun 1. a forcible overthrow of a government or social order in favor of a new system. 2. An instance of revolving Instance : an example or single occurrence of something

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Revolution is in the temporary. Nothing sticks. We are nomads, I dreamt about collecting sticks. We mechanized time with technology. Linearized. Revert to revolutions. Revolutionize with a revolution. We moved with the moon and the sun and the wind and the sea. Layers of moments to create history. History repeats. Civilizations build and fall. If comfort is found in structure then why do we build to destroy? Questions? If comfort is found in structure then why do we build to destroy? Why do we build? Do we build? We build. Do we? What’s a god to a non believer? Back to reality. Back to a very real dream. Revolution is temporary. The stagnant and static stick and sapiens suffer. Revolutions are realized and the real recedes into remnants of past realities. Clothes must dry. No driers in havana. Structures of clotheslines and linen and wet clothes. Wet clothes in the wind are shelters of our own humanity. We impress emotion into objects. Cleanse your objects with soap and water, enclose yourself with clothing wet from cleaning. Wind dries, washes away the water and emotions remain. We live with the wind and the water and the sun and the sea. The waves are impermanent in havana, moment after moment a wave crashes. Moment after moment the tide changes. The tide is a revolution. The tide moves with the moon. Cycles of the moon. Cycles of wind and weather. We dry our clothes in the wind and let the cycles cleanse our emotions. Revolution is not in reverting, but revealing. Revolutions do not resist. Revolution resists. Resistance or reveal? We revolutionize to reveal. There is no permanence. Permanence does not reveal. Temporary reveals. Only until we do not have the moment do we have time to reflect. Only until we reflect do we know we lived the moment. The moment walks the line between reflection and reality. Tangible and intangible. Layers of temporary permanence, textures of time, revolutions of revealing. We keep moving but we are still present. Move forward but look around. Look forward but don’t move. There is a fine line between listening and losing. Temporary pause : necessary time stamp___3:27pm Breathe...Breathe...breathe

Re-entry : necessary time stamp___11:04pm How do we live without permanence? Open the floor to questions. Questions? Questions?? Consciousness does not wait. Consciousness is not linear. Temporary is a cycle. Permanence is a line. Revolution comes in the form of the circle. Revolution comes in the form of the line. Revolution comes in the form of the temporary. The unestablished. The moving. The ethereal, delicate, ephemeral...not the strong, intimidating, brute. Revolution comes in the form of the wireframe, the substructure. The non intrusive. The unseen, the unthought. Lose your thought, find your feeling. Thought is rational, established, permanent. Thought is logic, mechanic. We are people. We are animals. We feel, we touch, we hear, we see. We feel. We feel. Subconsciously we are fleeting beings. Instinct moves faster than thought, than logic. Follow instinct. Follow the cycles of the world. We don’t need driers. We wash with the water, we dry with the wind. The lines cross streets and alleys, columns and arches. The lines are the ethereal connection of culture. Delicate. Telling. Discreet. Without structure, providing structure. Thought threads, two strangers meeting in the night. Two friends meeting in the day. Give the people the wireframe, and they will find their revolution. The people are the structure. Revolution is in the unbuilt, the intangible, the insecure. Revolution is vulnerable. Vulnerability is open, moving, ready to change. Vulnerability sacrifices thought and logic to the feel, the emotion. People relate to vulnerability. People are vulnerable. Questions. No mind. Back to havana. Back to havana in a dream of the future. Dreams of hanging white tablecloths drying in the wind, suspended by delicate cord, wrapped taught around stiff columns. Columns have age and history. Columns move with texture and wear and time. Columns move with the wind like the cloth moves with the wind. Dreams of the future. The columns fade, lose their texture, lose their weight. No longer are they stiff, strong, straight, but instead are airy, light, as if ready to lift off the ground. The columns dissolve, leaving the tablecloths drying in the wind to suspend themselves in the air, still swaying lightly. The moment stretches as you walk through the expanse of white fabric. Realities turn to a dream. You wander further into the sea of moving linen. Realities turn to a dream. The linen takes color, colors of pastel blues and reds, violets and oranges. You wander further, dream further. Now everything is in full bloom, cloths of strong hues start flap and fly in the wind. The breeze becomes a gust as you reach the end of a

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moment. You move forward. The final gust of wind takes the cloths and picks them up off the wires, disappearing into the sky. You breathe in. You exhale. The columns resolve into existence. The texture is back, the layers of time take their place yet again into a familiar reality. Breathe. Revolution is in the temporary. We learn to remember as easily as we learn to forget. We learn to move forward as easily as we know to move backward. Revolution is a conflict within the calm. Revolution is a paradox. REvolution comes not in the past. Not in the future. Revolution is in the now. The now is now the later. This now is now later. The next now is now. Revolution is in the temporary. Temporary pause : necessary time stamp___11:49pm Breathe...Breathe...breathe …………….wireframe connections …………………………………………………………...two strangers meet in the night …………….temporary life

somewhere between a memory and a dream reality has left.

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