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Paul Laseau sketch workshop: Pen
This is a drawing with many sides. Technically speaking, there are many materials: the glossy reflective hood of the truck, the snow, and the flat black road. Also, one side is the driver looking back at himself and at his body walking into the barely visible snow-covered hills.
title: Technique Drawing: Graphite pencil Performing Arts Center Aged Beauty Prichard Art Gallery Facade Remodel
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Station #5- ICMA Competition Palouse Nature Conservatory Wood Light Frame Scale Model 2to3 Chair Moscow ZED Trifold Chair Bridging Communities
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Performing Arts Center: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
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This performance building is located at the top of the long green strip on the University of Idaho campus and this building acts as its terminus. The plaza/lobby is formed by a large circular wall to welcome the users and end the green strip visually. The hallway is yet a continuation of this axis with all the spaces off of it. The rehearsal rooms are spaced apart to allow daylight into the hallway and provide nooks for student art work to be displayed.
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reception Performing Arts Center: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
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With a large water feature in the front courtyard to cool the plaza, shading to block direct sunlight, and outdoor concert seating built into the hillside, this building provides all the comfort and lingering amenities need.
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Performing Arts Center: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
title: beauty: aged Technique 3ds max
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Many things become more and more stunning as they age. In this case, the cracks in the paint from sun-exposure, the tarnish of the brass, and the darkening of the ivory only make this piano more interesting. A story can be construed giving meaning to a beautiful thing. That was the goal of this project; to achieve the depth and ware in the materials, especially in the black paint. Another important goal was the setting; it evokes the feeling of intimacy a pianist has with the instrument. Just the keys and the player.
title: Technique Gallery Remodel: AutoCAD Architecture
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Facade redesign of an art gallery in Moscow, Idaho. Threedimensional modelling in Autodesk Architecture was used to model the redesign and generate the floor plans. The model was then taken into 3DS Max to create photorealistic renderings.
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Station #5: ICMA Competition
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The firestation and the brave men inside are icons and heros of the world. The goal was to create both an icon and an efficient building in respect to the honor of the firefighters. This building was designed using CMU block per requirements of the competition. There are two main means of circulation on this site: that of the firetruck and of the fireman. The siteplan was organized where the two arcs of circulation meet where one enters the site and one exits. There is a natural pivot point with this organization at which the
main staircase is located for the firemen to quickly reach the vehicles. Starting at the main enterance, the building increases in height up to the fire tower pointing upward over the overpass adjacent to the site giving the building a sense of rhythm and motion. This design method allows for several clerestories along the hallway and in several office and dwelling spaces.
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palouse nature conservatory: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
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All that remains are the old buildings and pollutants from a demanding and harsh industrial operation. Now, with this site and Moscow’s creek in dissaray, this design aims to mitigate and clean the polluted creek, as well as educate people about the techniques used and how they can, themselves, start doing their part to come back “down to Earth.� It is a learning and teaching facility that provides an engaging experience for our mind thus encouraging a more respectful interaction with our surroundings.
The integration of the Earth and built environments is abundant. Runoff from the streets is directed into bioswales which cleans the liquid and during times of flooding, there are several overflow swales. Roof runoff is collected in 4 large cisterns and filtered through a living machine. An onsite public garden is also available for local use.
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palouse nature conservatory: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
Wood light frame: 1/2�=1’ scale physical model
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A quick house design was created to make an accurate scale model of a typical home. This one has vaulted ceilings and all the layers of a wood light frame building: the vapor barriers, drywall, and insulation.
Furniture Design: 2to3 chair: AutoCAD to CNC
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The 2to3 chair is exactly what the name implies. This chair is built from a flat 30�x30� sheet of plywood to create this 3-dimensional form. It is also design to suit a 2 to 3 year old child.
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Corey This house was designed for a client to bePataky a zero-energy building. It is a 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath home at only a mere MoscowZED www.autodesk.com/revit www.autodesk.com/revit 1,200 square feet. Due to the predominately cold climate of Northern Idaho, the house is oriented East to West to maximize Southern exposure.
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Passive techniques include: cross and stack ventilation, a large full height brick trombe wall for heating, and a sun space at the rear entrance.
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Furniture Design: The Trifold Chair: AutoCAD to CNC and Prefabrication
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The initial basis for the Trifold Chair came from the realization The acrylic seat gives two sensations of floating: it floats of the banana’s structure that it’s skin and core are weak above the rest of the chair, and gives the illusion that one apart from eachother, yet when they are still one entity the floats when sitting in the chair. banana is firm. The wood ribs and steel frame of this chair act in exactly the same way.
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Bridging Communities-mixed use buildings: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
10 This group of buildings is part of the browns field revitalization project. Adjacent is an 8 story grain silo that is being preserved that defines Moscow, Idaho and its skyline. The biggest of these 3 buildings is a mixed-use building with storefront on the main floor, and apartments and offices on the upper 7 floors.
Bridging Communities-mixed use buildings: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
10 Physical models were made of all the different students buildings and set into one master site plan that was cut by a CNC machine. The final master plan was then presented to the Moscow City Council.
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Bridging Communities-mixed use buildings: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
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Bridging Communities-mixed use buildings: Sketchup rendered in Artlantis
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