BIRD'S EYE ISOMETRIC Site view of the entire proposal
APLIN CENTER OF HOSPITALITY
4th YEAR - FALL 2022
The columns that frame the educational atrium would have to be the most architecturally significant structural element. Our design intention was shaped around the ribboning of the structure in order to guide people into our common areas, but also to highlight the use of mass timber. These 3-part columns begin at the entrance of the atrium, and continue all the way to our second atrium that connect to the hotel sector of the design. These columns can
only be found in the common areas of our building in order to frame these static spaces, and for people to look at the structure of the building. These columns can be seen through the glass and face the forum side of our site. This is in order to bring attention to the structure from both the interior and exterior of our building. They are located in the areas where we expect the most foot traffic. The natural wood material of the structure was intended to be the primary material.
IN COLLABORATION WITH - Paty Rocha, Olga Kedya, & Sam Garza PROFESSOR - Matthew Faulkner CONTRIBUTIONS - Education Center Design, Systems Integration, Renders, Drawings
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