2016 Graduate Architecture Portfolio

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Selected Graduate Studios


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GLEN MURCUTT | SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA | GRADUATE STUDIO

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Arakoon Community Bridge is a proposal for an architectural intervention where human response to a delicate ecological context defines form. A bridge is created atop repurposed pilings, its form and continuity defines the visual and spatial impact of the place.


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pedestrians to beach

cafe swimming

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storm surge

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cool winds

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Enclosed space provides refuge from cool winter winds and hot summer sun, while encouraging year-round community activities. The bridge provides access to the local beach as well as amenities for a fish and chips cafe. A floating boardwalk harnesses daily tides forming a communal swimming area.

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MAIN LEVEL FLOOR PLAN


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PROGRAM 1 Caretaker Residence 2 Pedestrian Walkway 3 Lower Walkway 4 Restaurant Entrance 5 Restaurant Kitchen 6 Outdoor Patio 7 Take out window 8 Rest rooms 9 Swimming Area 10 Changing Rooms 11 25 Meter Pool 12 Caretaker Stand

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View from swiming area


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View of interior

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View from path


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COBE ARCHITECTS COPENHAGEN, DENMARK | GRADUATE STUDIO

FĂŚllesskab Plads is a proposal for an architectural intervention where human responses to a intricate context defines form. A series of penetrable fluid canopies are created, their form and continuity defines the visual and spatial impact of the place.

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Enclosed space provides refuge and encourages wintertime actives, while also serving as a market hall year round. The market hall offers not only a variety of local and international provisions, but serves as a communal gathering place for this ethnically diverse district in Copenhagen.


Pedestrian Circulation Path Concept Sketch

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The canopies are light in color and evoke a cloud-like appearance. Drawing from the surrounding context the grid of the neighboring buildings is introduced to the plaza in the form of stone, creating contrast with the fluid canopy forms. The grid informs the structural column layout and is reflected on a chrome ceiling surface, which reflects not only the plaza but the surrounding context both old and new, static and dynamic.

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Site Images

Concept Diagram


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The site is divided by a surface street and an elevated railway, both running north/south

Summer view of Courtyard

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Summer view of Courtyard

Winter view of Courtyard


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The existing building grid is introduced to the plaza in the form of stone paving. The grid informs the structural column system.

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Canopies are articulated in section creating a similar experience between ground plane and canopy as between canopy and adjacent context. Guiding users through the space.

Aerial View of Site

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Canopy locations are the result of pedestrian circulation paths based on site entrances and adjacent programs.


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Plaza entrance from 45th Avenue North


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WALLINGFORD HOUSING | SEATTLE, WASHINGTON | GRADUATE STUDIO There are roughly 170,000 square feet of underutilized and undeveloped property in the Wallingford neighborhood. This land is owned by local public and private schools, churches, and businesses and is currently only used for parking purposes. Placing parking below grade allows development of the land above, transforming bland space into leviable community space. This project proposes to do so along the vibrant and charismatic 45th Avenue North—the heart of the Wallingford Urban Village. It focuses density one block from 45th Avenue altering current zoning by preserving daylight and character of 45th Avenue. Concentrating density on the site supports a new neighborhood square hosting a variety of events including a year-round daily market, welcoming local farm goods, crafts people, and community. In addition, an indoor-outdoor cafÊ and restaurant welcomes both visitors and residents to the square. A residential tower provides studio and one-bedroom apartments on a compact footprint, while two and three bedroom ground-related town homes border the perimeter of the site to foster pedestrian life both within and outside of

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the neighborhood square.

Movie Night! Plaza at 45th Avenue North


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Max site volume as per current zoning

HOW: How can an existing and under utilized surface parking lot be transformed to improve the neighborhood livability, while increasing access to affordable housing?

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WHY: To provide a diversity of affordable housing types while creating a new public square in the heart of the neighborhood as a catalyst for social engagement, livability, health, and wellbeing.

Residential Courtyard

Public Plaza from Above

45th Avenue Alley

Community Plazas connecting to 45th Avenue North and existing school


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Stack housing to retain density while maintaining a small footprint

Commercial programs encompass the town square stimulating activity in the public square.

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Circulation paths illustrate transparency of the buildings at street level

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FASHION AND ARCHITECTURE | PROF. VIKRAM PRAKASH | GRADUATE STUDIO

The sailor comes to rest. At sea he explore with ease, with liberty and purpose. The confines of life on land are a far cry from the life at sea. Dark, cold, alone. Apprehension grows heavy as he longs for life out to sea— his depression worsens. Fashion as a guard — a cloak of his innermost struggles with life from sea. Through emotional struggle and feelings of confinement his unsettled eerie relationship with the land is articulated.

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Architecture as emotion, unsettling, and free of order—in response to fashion and derived from the emotional complexities related to site an inhabitable space is born.


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Intrigued by process— I sought out to find new methods of discovery inspired by fashion to influence the architectural process.

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Section Study models


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MADE BY ROBOT | DIGITAL FABRICATION | THESIS

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Industrial robots are most commonly known for their use in automation, where the intent is primarily geared towards efficiency and standardization, which neglects the potential for an added value in design. This thesis explored how the symbiotic relationship between the industrial robot arm, human, and material can provide a unique opportunity for design exploration.

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“Every new production medium is first applied in the same way as the previous one, before the technology’s actual inherent potentials find expression.”

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Wax

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-Marshal McLuhan


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