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SPECTRUM A UNIQUE CAMPUS NEIGHBORHOOD EXPERIENCE LINDSAY YARBOROUGH & JULIE KNORR

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SPRING 2013

SPECTRUM A UNIQUE CAMPUS NEIGHBORHOOD EXPERIENCE LINDSAY YARBOROUGH & JULIE KNORR

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SPRING 2013

The Y-Beach site presents a unique opportunity to create an on-campus living community catered towards the needs and wants of families, visiting professors, graduate and international students. Rich with adjacent amenities including the waterfront, playing fields, kayaking, sailing, and frisbee, the residential lifestyle would be an extension of the natural and activity-related surroundings.

Building on these adjacencies, the community will have layers of public to private functions, keeping it distinct from the beach facilities with a separate entry and unique natural architectural character, all meeting at the focal point of the renovated barn structure. In addition to the public recreational area, a communal central yard gives residents a way to connect with each other at a large scale, while patios and common core areas develop neighbor interaction until reaching the most private level of the individual dwelling unit.

Smaller units surround the central space, increasing in scale from the barn cafĂŠ to a more dense, urban building with a larger amenity core and single bedroom units.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 7

| Site Selection and Analysis

12 | Master Plan 17 | Unit Typologies 24 | Technical Resolution 36 | Material and Atmospheric Characteristics

SITE PANORAMA

SITE LOCATOR MAP

PUBLIC PICNIC AREA

PUBLIC BEACH

RECREATIONAL SPACE AND BARN

PLAYING FIELDS

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CONVENIENT AMMENTIES

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TRANSPORTATION

SENECA BUS LINE CAMPUS BUS LINE PROPOSED BUS CONNECTION EXISTING BIKE LANES

1/2 MILE RADIUS = 10 MIN. 1/4 MILE RADIUS = 5 MIN.

WALKABILITY RADIUS

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COMMUNITY LAYERING CONCEPT

CORE UNITS MICRO COMMUNITY HOUSING RECREATION AREA CAMPUS

MAIN IDEAS > Varying levels of private to communal spaces > Encourage a greater connection to outdoors and recreational space > Create a unique campus living environment that incorporates off-campus amenities

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EXISTING USES

SUN PATH

SITE SCHEMES

EXISTING TREES

SITE ZONES

FINAL SITE SCHEME

Creates safe green space for all residents

Connection to community barn

Separates housing community from recreation area

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MASTER PLAN

B

G A E

C D

F I

H

J

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A B

RESIDENTIAL ENTRANCE

C D E

HOUSING COMMUNITY

RESIDENTIAL PARKING

RENOVATED COMMUNITY BARN RECREATION ENTRANCE

F G H I J

RECREATION PARKING PLAYING FIELD OPEN ACTIVITY FIELD TENNIS COURT NEW PEDESTRIAN PATHS

COMMUNITY LAYERING APPLIED TO SITE

CORE UNIT MICRO COMMUNITY

HOUSING RECREATION AREA

CAMPUS

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(E) BARN SOUTH FACADE

BARN PLAN

(E) BARN NORTH FACADE

EXISTING KAYAK STORAGE

KITCHEN / STORAGE COMMUNITY CAFE OUTDOOR SEATING

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EXISTING BIKE STORAGE

(E) BARN WEST FACADE

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RESIDENTIAL SITE PLAN

PE N TO LE ND

C

D

NE

CA

CR

EE

K

RO

AD

AD RO

SE

E

B

F

A

G

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A

HIGH DENSITY BUILDING

E

PICNIC AREA

B

URBAN PLAZA

F

PLAYGROUND AREA

C

OPEN RECREATION SPACE

G

PATHS TO PUBLIC RECREATION SPACE

D

TREE BUFFER

BUILDING CONCEPT

DEMOGRAPHICS & UNIT TYPES UNIT TYPES: 1 bedroom 450 s.f.

2 bedroom 600 s.f.

3 bedroom 1000 s.f.

158 Housing Units 315 Beds

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TYPOLOGIES

1

3 STORY (6 buildings)

Circulation and Multifunctional Core / Unit Types

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2

4 STORY (14 buildings)

Circulation and Multifunctional Core / Unit Types

3

6 STORY (1 building)

Circulation and Multifunctional Core / Unit Types

LEVEL 6

LEVEL 5

LEVEL 4

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 1

HIGH DENSITY SECTION

HIGH DENSITY EXPLODED AXON

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LEVEL 1 PLAN

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LEVEL 2 PLAN

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LEVEL 3 PLAN

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LEVEL 4 PLAN

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GRAVITY LOAD DIAGRAM

SHEAR WALLS-WIND LOAD 1

CLT SPAN DIRECTION

SHEAR WALLS-WIND LOAD 2

EXPLODED CLT ASSEMBLY DIAGRAM

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CAV HVAC SYSTEM AXON (DUCTWORK IN CEILING)

HVAC ZONES (3 zones per floor)

EXHAUST

ZONE 2 ZONE 1

INTAKE

ROOF DRAINAGE

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CROSS VENTILATION

ZONE 3

CAV HVAC SYSTEM ROOF

CAV HVAC SYSTEM LEVEL 02

CAV HVAC SYSTEM LEVEL 04

CAV HVAC SYSTEM LEVEL 01

CAV HVAC SYSTEM LEVEL 03

CAV HVAC SYSTEM BASEMENT

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WALL SECTION

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4

CORE BUILDING SECTION

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1 CONTINUOUS RUNNER CHANNEL METAL COPING LIGHT GUAGE METAL STUD 16” OC 1/2” EXTERIOR SHEATHING ROOF MEMBRANE VAPOR RETARDER CANT STRIP GRAVEL ANGLE CLIP JOINT SEALING TAPE RIGID INSULATION 1/2” COVER BOARD SELF TAPPING SCREWS 5 PLY CLT

PARAPET DETAIL

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DOUBLE PANE WINDOW WITH HOLLOW METAL FRAME

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3 PLY CLT GYP. BOARD POLISHED CONCRETE FLOOR 1/4” RESILIENT FLOORING UNDER METAL CONCRETE PAN SELF TAPPING SCREWS

METAL SUPPORT METAL AIR VENT METAL FRAME FOR SHADING STRUCTURE HORIZONTAL EXTRUDED METAL SHADE W/ METAL WASHER CABLE

WINDOW AND SHADING STRUCTURE DETAIL

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3 CONTINUOUS WEATHER BARRIER 2” WOOD FURRING AT 24” 0C AIR SPACE 3/4” RIGID INSULATION W/ STAGGERED JOINTS 1” WOOD CLADDING WALL ANCHORING PLATE BASE MOULDING FLASHING/DRIP/INSECT SCREEN PRESSURE TREATED SILL PLATE ANCHOR BOLT

MOISTURE BARRIER GRAVEL WATERPROOFING/DRAINAGE MAT FILTER FABRIC OVER PERFORATED DRAIN RIGID INSULATION REINFORECED CONCRETE FOUNDATION DETAIL

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4

2” CONCRETE FLOOR 1/4” RESILIENT FLOORING METAL ANGLE SUPPORT BRACKET 5 PLY CLT FLOOR

GLASS

CORE GLASS DETAIL

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5

WOOD BASE RUBBER GASKET 2” CONCRETE FLOOR METAL PAN FOR CONCRETE W/ 1/4” RESILIENT FLOORING STEEL BRACKET

STEEL PIN CONNECTION

CLADDING

CANTILEVERED ROOM DETAIL

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BUILDING CLUSTER WITH SHADING

VIEW FROM CORE OF HIGH DENSITY

AERIAL VIEW LOOKING TO WATER

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BOARD FORMED CONCRETE

WOOD CLADDING

DARK METAL DETAILS

POLISHED CONCRETE

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CLT CEILING FINISH

METAL DUCTWORK

WHITE KITCHEN CABINETS

POLISHED CONCRETE

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