Collin Janke Master of Architecture University of Oregon 2013
Continuing a History of Gathering the NORDIC HERITAGE MUSEUM for the Preservation of Heritage, by the promting of social gathering, and conservation of artifacts. Where Heritage is sustained by the Gathering of Sun, Wind, and Water.
BALLARD, WASHINGTON, USA
SITE BURKE GILMAN TRAIL BOTANICAL GARDENS
BALLARD LOCKS
Seattle Wind Rose
FALL
Winter
Spring
Summer
Ballard
Ballard
Ballard
Birke-Gilman Trail
Outdoor Event Space
Rapid Growth
Waterfront Remediation Bioswales
65’ 2014 50’ 2025
15’ 2013
SALMON LADDER
Future scale of downtown Ballard, 2025
Since 2000,the Ballard population has grown by 25% vs. an 8% growth in the city of Seattle.
Bioswales treat and return water to river
Boardwalk Vista
LILY PADS
Resting on the Lilly Pads: Provides Prospect, Light, & Ventilation Pathways.
The Podium
Provides a starting point for access to museum exhibits, that are accessed through the jogging wall.
CONNECT to THE BURKE Create a Gateway
that connects Market St. to the Burke Gillman Trail, and locates a plaza flanked by the lobby, auditorium, and lawn.
Gathering Site Resources
ENGAGE the WATER SHED
BALANCE ENERGY
Use the length of the site to collect rain water on a long roof, reuse grey-water and treat runoff in a long bioswale that engages people on a natural edge along the Burke Gilman
Assemble a high performance envelope that optimizes daylighitng, prevents thermal bridging, and permits natural ventilation to reduce energy loads. Then collect enough Solar power to balance yearly onsite energy production.
trail.
against energy use.
THE GATEWAY
a place for gathering, supported by plaza flanked by the auditorium, and Lobby and lawn.
The Wall
Create a threshold between insulated archival museum spaces, and daylit community spaces. Establish clear ciculation that moves along the wall. Salmon Bay
Conceptual Massing Model Foam, Chipboard, Pins, Thread, Photoshop
explore. Design by Section The conceptual design pursued a design methodology that emphasized architectural space, comfort, and sustainability through the lens of the building section. Painting small vigne`ttes makes a quick study of relationships between interior, and exterior daylighting, and transitions between conditioned and unconditioned
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01 Expanding the Section
Sectional Vignettes
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test.
Structure: Assemblies
Analysis Energy Model
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integrate. Integrated Design : Refined Sections : Enclosure detailing
Digital energy model in Design Builder, accounted for energy loads in the building to calculate a energy utilization index based on construction quality and building massing.
Daylighting Model
Constructed a 3/8”=1’ bay model that was tested under the artificial sky in the lighting lab. Three facade glazing ratio’s were analyzed to inform the design of the envelope.
173 lux
203 lux
DF 2.3
DF 2.6
558 lux DF 7.25
308 lux
DF 1 77 lux
555 lux DF 7.2
693 lux
986 lux
723 lux
DF 13.6 1048 lux
598 lux
69 lux
197 lux
308 lux
DF8.75
600 lux
62 lux DF 0.9
193 lux
DF 3.5
270 lux
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2 x 5 photovoltaic panels standing seam metal roof
THE SCREEN
A SWITCH for LIGHT & AIR
THE FILTER
Circulates People, Heat & Humidity
THE VAULT
Controls Humidity, Temperature, and Light.
12” polyiso roof insulation moisture barrier 1/2” plywood 3” metal decking
LIGHT
Vented Skylight with Insulated Louver
metal flashing
PRESERVE
Eave Protects Summmer Sun Angles For Preservation of Artifacts
COLLECT gutter
Solar Radiation for Electricity Grey Water & Irrigation
4 “ HSS with 3” rigid insulation W 21 steel frame W 12 beam fiberglass clerestory window
SHADE
INSULATE
Low Glazing to Wall Ratio Minimizes Heat Loss and Extreme Heat Gain Operable Insulative Panels Insulate during Winter
6” sliding insulated panel (rigid) on steel track corten louver system
W 12 x 22 fiberglass curtain wall
VENTILATE
Cool Wind from Salmon Bay
STORE
COLLECT & EXHIBIT RAINWATER
3 x blocking 10” SIP steel angle plate corten rainscreen
Decsiccant Wheel Energy Recovery Ventilator Air Conditioner
Trees & Louvers Shade Building in Summer Allow light in Winter
steel angle plate
plastered gymboard suspended ceiling
CONDITION
Environmental Control Strategies Sketchup, Adobe Illustrator-photoshop
CONTROL HUMIDITY
Humid Air Intake Fan Control Relative Humidity with Unfired Clay Bricks
DISTRIBUTE Plumbing & Electrical Chases
STABALIZE TEMPERATURE On demand electric radiator Radiant Heating Capture Heat from Rain Water Cisterns with Heat Pump
open to below
cafe
patio
open to below
gift shop
temporary gallery
class
class
patio
crate storage
open to below
promise of the paciďŹ c northwest galleries
exhibit storage
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manager open ofďŹ ce
temporary gallery
dream of america class
kitchen
auditorium
collections workroom & equipment storage
open to below
storage
open to below
open to below
Level 03
cultural resource
folk galleries
heritage galleries
open to below
cafe
Level 02
Level 01 kitchen
auditorium
exhibit prep
exhibit storage
lounge
patio
open to below
gift shop
temporary gallery
temporary gallery
class
dream of america
board room
class
crate storage
Nordic Heritage Museum Plans
collections workroom AutoCAD class & equipment storage
storage
1/16� site Model Rhino, laser cutter Plywood base, Museum board, Basswood, Acrylic
ROOF: METRICS
Annual Energy Use Vs. Production 60 kWh
Roof Area: 27,000 Sq.ft # of PV panels: 1800
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30 kWh
Generate:
20 kWh
55,000 sq.ft
416,595 KWh/yr
(predicted by National
Renewable Energy Laboratory)
10 kWh
SOLAR RESOURCES
10 kWh
FLOOR AREA
ROOF AREA
EUI:
(energy loads predicted by design
builder software)
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Building Massing: size & orient the roof based on solar
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Energy production Intensity annual kBTU/bldg s.f. ( kWh/m2)
CARVED by the forces of SUN, museum ENERGY LOADS, and ability to SHELTER a PLAZA for GATHERING at the ENTRY.
Surface Area
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THE ROOF:
Energy Use - Production
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322,391 KWh/yr 20 Kbtu/yr
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Podium Display:
garmets & tools of the trade
Sensitive Artifacts: Cabinet Display
View from Dream of America Exhibit Sketchup, Hand Render, Photoshop
Exhibit Strategies AutoCad, Adobe Illustrator Illustrator, Hand Render
Vertical Pictorial Display
Hanging Objects: large non-sensitive
Exterior Exhibit: Historic Industry
TEMPORARY EXHIBIT 30-50 LUX
THE VAULT: strategies for daylighting and preservation 1
Zone artifacts based on sensitivity to light
2
Select UV absorbent glazing
3
Establish curatorial lighting diets for artifacts
4
Provide operable louvers that reflect direct glare
5
Provide engaging storage for ultra sensitive artifacts
Cricket: Built up insulation 4” Pre Cast Concrete Panels 6” Light Gauge Steel Wall
LOW SHGC Glazing Low UV Transmitance metal flashing 6” Light Gauge Steel framing Aluminum Louvers 6” insulated louver on steel pivot 2 x 5 photovoltaic panels standing seam metal roof
moisture barrier 1/2” plywood 12” polyiso roof insulation 3” metal decking W 21 steel frame W 17 Steal Wide Flange
Key Section for Details Autocad
Collin Janke Toshi Woudenberg
Lexie Costic
What was an initial schematic design charette for the Nordic Heritage Museum turned into a terminal project collaboration between Lexie Costic, Toshi Woudenberg, and myself. From the beginning we worked hard to develop each others strengths and be each others teachers. Or goal from the was to integrate material studies with analogue and digital drawings, model making and energy analysis. Toshi and I worked to develop a process for model making and drawing that alternated between digital and analogue processes. Lexi the great coordinator, worked to make details fit together. At our best we wove together both a process and product of architecture that we would never have created on our own. Our working method focused on setting design priorities during group meetings, then breaking away to make design iterations that were then rolled through discussion. The most promising ideas, and design responses were collaged into the scheme during concept, energy, landscape, enclosure, and structural design phases.
Section sequence study Rhinocerous, Lasercutter 12 Acrylic Panels threaded by Wooden Dowell
1/4� model of Entry & Outdoor Plaza Rhinocerous, Lasercutter Plywood, museum board
GRANVILLE ISLAND SHOP FRONT
Cam Arm Diagram Pencil on Paper
Required Work Vs. Work Provided by Counterweight Rhino, Illustrator
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Handle Detail Rhino, CNC Milling Steel Bolts, Birch Plywood Bycycle Chain
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Shoulder Gear Detail Rhino, CNC Milling Steel Bolts,Birch Plywood Bycycle Chain
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Granville Island, Vancouver BC. Canada
the WORKSHOP building. LAT’:49’ N TYPE:Light Industrial Workshops SIZE:20,000 sq-ft SITE:Johnston St. | Vancouver BC
Timber frame Structure Axonometric Sketchup-photoshop
Atmosphere_the unfolding The WORKSHOP building is a winding place that reveals places within places. Overtime the market unfolds along an edge like pike place market, is thick with buzzing, chopping, grinding, and exchange. People work late into the night. Spaces expand and contract. The ground is hard the walls are soft. The nights are long, and the mornings slow. The weekends are for business, and classes while the weekdays are for making. There are rooted veterans among curious visitors.
Site on Granville Island Pencil on Trace with photo underlay
Site Axon of Outdoor Plaza Watercolor & Ink on Paper
Granville Island, Vancouver BC. Canada
the WORKSHOP building.
Secition Perspective showing covered Workshops and Studios sketchup, hand render
Secition Perspective showing Entry Atrium Sketchup, hand render
Granville Island, Vancouver BC. Canada
the WORKSHOP building. Exterior Perspective | Section Perspective Corlored Pencil | Marker
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Section Perpective: Entry, Atrium, Outdoor Space Sketchup, Photoshop Process Plans Colored Pencil Copic marker
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CROSSWORKS DISTRICT Minneapolis, Minnesota
Driven by Values:
Employ building strategies that support a durable economy, balanced community, and integrate natural habitat.
Engage Urban Frameworks:
Crossworks connects surrounding neighborhoods by CROSSING the Grand Rounds and nicollete Mall, facilitating access to amenities via vibrant human spaces.
Clarify the Urban Realm:
Enhance the green and urban grid. Promote connections between the stadium to downtown, and the community to the riverfront.
Urban Land Institute Competition Sketchup, Photoshop, Illustrator, CAD
Constructing Architecture : KANAK CENTER Case Study : Renzo Piano at New Caledonia
Meeting the Ground Detail Pen on Paper
Turning the Corner Detail Pen on Paper
SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY Internet Media
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Childrens Space
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Lobby / Cafe / Restrooms Lobby / Cafe / Restrooms
Meeting Space // Big & Small Meeting Space // Big & Small
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42.60
Meeting - Event Space
Childrens Space
43.68
Lobby - Cafe
PROGRAM L2
128.00
PROGRAM L1 66.00
Teen Space
22.10
Childrens Reading
PROGRAM L2
66.00 42.60
Teen Space
Teen Space
PROGRAM L1
Internet Media
42.60
Internet Media
128.00
128.00
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Staff // Book ReturnStaff // Book Return
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Adult Reading Room
132.00
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Adult Services
Adult Services
LIBRARY SITE (NEDCO) NEIGHBORHOOD ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
JUSTICE CENTER
CITY HALL CURRENT SITE OF LIBRARY
(EMX) BUS STATION
BOOTH KELLY COMPLEX
Site Plan Ink on Vellum Illustrator
springfield oregon
First Floor Plan Ink on Vellum
Assembly Model Foam Core Bass wood Colored Paper
SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY
SOUTH TO NORTH SECTION PERSPECTIVE rhino Illustrator
SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY
East to West Section Perspective rhino Illustrator
Implicit Goals design Bridge: Natural Playscapes
A design build outdoor play area at the Spencerview Community Co-op, Eugene OR
Dug out hide out look out Program Section Marker on paper
kids are the authors of thier own learning. Exercise gross motor skills. Provide a variety of spatial experiences. Allow for a manipulatable environment.
Explicit Goals
Rain garden + Crows Nest + Bike Loop + Climbing + Loose Parts & Totems Playscape Plan Colored Pencil on Paper Autocad
Solve site drainage issues. Create rainwater catchment system. Develop a bike loop around the site. Address the need for safe climbing. Provide shade, and rain cover.
Design Bridge: Natural Playscapes
A design build outdoor play area at the Spencerview Community Co-op, Eugene OR
Crows Nest Lamella structure Rhino, Maxwell, Photoshop Entry view to the Playscape Perspective Pencil on paper Playscape Covered Shelter + Crows Nest Under Construction Installing Roof Note Temporary Bracing
Totem Vignettes Ink| Colored Pencil Photoshop
Peg Board for Loose Parts: Rope + Cork As-built on site
Construction Internship: Bay Area Hospital Expansion Site : TYPE : SIZE : Architect : Engineer: Contractor:
Coos Bay, Oregon, 44’ N, Hospital 110,000 sq/ft ZGF KPFF Hoffman Construction
Observed Construction: Sequencing-Logistics-Methods: Excavation, Foundation form-work, Concrete Pours Steel Erection, Enclosure & Roofing Detailing,
As-Built Dimension Checking Confirmed as-built site dimensions for RFI communications with architect and Engineer.
Surveying Benchmarking Reference Elevations Staking out Form-vwork locations
Collin Janke
collin.janke@gmail.com 541.295.0031
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