Daniel M. Bollard Portfolio 2013
Daniel M. Bollard d.bollard@gmail.com 215.350.9053 Washington University in St Louis, MO M.Arch Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia Bachelor of Built Environment, Industrial Design
Caring Places
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Stratified Space
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Transformation in the Digital Age
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The Scour
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Material Organization
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Urban Theater
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Other Projects
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Paths Washington University in St Louis Craig Dykers, Aaron Dorf & Peter Mackeith Vertical Studio Spring 2012 Paths is a post-treatment cancer center in St Louis that provides counseling and services for patients, survivors and their families. A path that existed on the vacant lot between the bus stop and neighborhoods is preserved and a new public space is created in the Grove area.
Existing pathway ng pedestrian cut-through
across lot
Building formPreserved with preservedpath path
Building form with preserved path
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Stratified Space Washington University in St Louis Elena Canovas Degree Project Fall 2012 Grand Center is Saint Louis’s centralized arts and culture district. This market/restaurant/exhibition space aims to add a layer to the area that does not exist there today, daily activity. Here, the temporal nature of the programs are considered, containing elements that can be active together or independent of one another and providing a public space for visitors and residents alike. Activity is expressed on the exterior, with levels of transparency varying by program and layer.
Art Galleries Performing Arts Venues
Saint Louis University Radio and Television Stations
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Exhibition/Function Space 7200sq ft
Concept Model
Process Models
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Restaurant/Bar 7000 sq ft
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LEVEL 2 Offices/Upper plaza access 1400 sq ft
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GROUND Market/Parking 20,000 sq ft
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Longitudinal Section
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LEVEL 3 Restaurant/Bar 7000 sq ft
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Left to Right: Gallery space Elevated park space View down main stair
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Transformation in the Digital Age Washington University in St Louis Christof Jantzen and Paul Donnelly Vertical Studio Spring 2011 At its peak the Lemp Brewery in St Louis was one of the largest breweries operating in the United States. When Prohibition was implemented in 1920, the company ceased operation and sold the complex to the International Shoe Company. Today, many of the original buildings still stand on the site. The most striking of which are the former grain silos. The program for this adaptive re-use is a data center and art gallery. In addition to the art gallery, a workshop/fabrication space is included to facilitate installations and pieces being created on site. The building is iconic in the area and the facades have been mostly preserved. The added upper level volume gives the already distinctive building a new presence in the area, while maximizing flexibility in the gallery spaces. Four of the silos are kept in-tact and reinforced to support the gallery volume. The data center is located at the basement level and extends to the west.
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Detail Section Level 5 gallery space Lobby and circulation
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The Scour Washington University in St Louis Sarah Cowles Landscape Studio Fall 2011 Taum Sauk Mountain State Park was the site of a catastrophic event when the Taum Sauk Resevoir burst, releasing a billion gallons of water in less than half an hour. This water cut a swath through the dense forest, exposing bedrock and washing tonnes of plant material and debris into the valley below. This earthwork project, set immediately after the event proposes sorting and using tthe debris the foundation for a visitors center, giving views to the scarred hill and new reservoir.
Concept model
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Material Organization and Childrens Park Washington University Sung Ho Kim Core Studio Fall 09 Duration: 3 Weeks and 4 Weeks This project was divided into two parts, an initial material and form investigation using repeating elements. This form study was then became the basis for the design of a park sited in the DeMun Neighborhood in Saint Louis.
Pencil on vellum drawings
Polystyrene model
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Pencil on vellum drawings
Polystyrene model
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Urban Theater Washington University in St Louis Sung Ho Kim Core Studio Fall 09 Duration: 4 Weeks Located on Washington Avenue, which is a developing entertainment district for St Louis. This urban theater is designed to offer two different performance spaces. One exterior for public performances and a second, more traditional interior performance space.
Hand cut polystyrene model
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Dynamic Materialism Washington University in St Louis John Dolci and Kelly Van Dyke Class Spring 2010 This project used surface deformation around generated points to emulate an erosive process. The last step of the script was made into a physical model using piano wire and laser cut acrylic.
Visual representation of script
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Exhibition Model Mildrid Lane Kemper Art Museum Peter MacKeith & Rachel Keith Cities: Design for the 90% On Display October-December 2012 Built with Matthew A. White Commissioned with another student to recreate a model of Arqui5’s Integral Urban project in Caracas, Venezuala. The original could not be acquired for display in the exhibition. The model used MDF, foamcore, acrylic and chipboard.
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Cabinetry December 2007-April 2008 Glueline Inc. Built as part of a three person team. This project entailed the construction of multiple pieces of custom casework for a private residence in Philadelphia.
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