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MICHIGAN CITY AMTRAK STATION view from bridge of park and north elevation Revit with Photoshop

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Train ROW

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4.1 Sidewalk Parking

Street Edge S-Roof 77' - 0"

HOTEL 3

S-Hotel Floor 6 65' - 0"

HOTEL 2

S-Hotel Floor 5 53' - 0" HOTEL 1

S-Hotel Floor 4 41' - 0" OFFICE 2

S-Office Floor 3 29' - 0" OFFICE 1

S-Office Floor 2 17' - 0" PLATFORM

GROUND FLOOR

S-Ground Floor 1 2' - 6" AMTRAK WAITING AREA

SECTION THROUGH ATRIUM

ATRIUM

Revit

ABOUT THE PROJECT This 400,000 square steel-framed design's program in Michigan City, Indiana

This design was modeled in Revit. There was a focus on creating an integrated

included an Amtrak station, hotel, offices, and retail. The project was spread out

design which included an understanding of strucutre, HVAC, and varying wall

to the adjacent park which was then given a new marina, sand volleyball, canal

types and their construction.

walk, and retail space all level with the waterfront. This project was unique because it was addressing city life and tourism from the lake.

S-Underground Floor 1 -13' - 0"

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PERSPECTIVE OF ATRIUM

HVAC - Ground Floor 1" = 40'-0"

SECTION THROUGH ATRIUM

Revit and Photoshop

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Revit

HVAC Atrium Detail

Celeena Seats

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ARCH 442 Integrated Design Studio

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Spring 2017

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Professors: Seibold

Celeena Seats

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ARCH 442 Integrated Design Studio

Wall Section 1/2" = 1'-0"

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Spring 2017

WALL SECTION

12" 5,000psi FOUNDATION WALL BEYOND

WOODEN SUSPENDED SPECIALTY PANEL CEILING SYSTEM

SEALED CONCRETE TROWEL FINISH

PAINTED EXPOSED BEAMS, JOISTS, DECK

BISON ADJUSTABLE DECKING STANDS

OFFICE 2

PAINTED EXPOSED BEAMS, JOISTS, DECK

HOTEL 1

W24 X 162 STEEL BEAM 1/4" CARPET 1/2" PAD 3" 4,000psi CONCRETE AND 6X6 w1.4X1.4 WWF 2 VL22 COMPOSITE STEEL DECK SUSPENDED SPEACIEALTY PANEL CEILING SYSTEM W27 X 178 STEEL GIRDER 24K6 OPEN WEB STEEL JOIST @ 5'o.c.

HOTEL 2

5/8" GYPSUM BOARD TAPED AND PAINTED 5 5/8" COLD FORMED LT GAGE STEEL C-CHANNEL CURTAIN WALL LOUVRE SYSTEM

3/4" DENS GLASS SHEET APPLIED ADHERED AIR BARRIER W/SEALED AND TAPED JOINTS 5 1/2" FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION

5 5/8" COLD FORMED LT GAGE STEEL LAYER 2" EIFS EXTERIOR INSULATION

HOTEL 3

8" TAPERED RIGID ROOF INSULATION R40 2 VL22 COMPOSITE STEEL DECK

METAL PARAPET CAP W/ DECORATIVE RAILING CANT CONTINUOUS EPDM MEMBRANE ROOFING

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Professors: Seibold & Solis

Revit

GROUND FLOOR

OFFICE 1

PATIO

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WALL ELEVATION A6 Wall Section

ELEVATION - WALL SECTION 1/2" = 1'-0"

ARCH 442 Integrated Design Studio

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UNEXCAVATED EARTH

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S-Office Floor 2 17' - 0"

S-Office Floor 3 29' - 0"

S-Street Level Ground Floor 1' - 6"

8" STEEL PILE BEYOND

6" diam DRAIN TILE W/FILTER FABRIC COVER

FILTER FABRIC

10' X 10' X 36" 5,000 psi CONCRETE PILE CAP

36" X 18" 4,000 psi LINEAR CONCRETE FTG

#5 60k HORIZONTAL REINFORCING STEEL

2" DRAINAGE AGGREGATE

COMPACTED SOIL BACKFILL

#5 VERTICAL REINFORCING STEEL @4'-0" o.c. #5 HORIZONTAL REINFORCING STEEL @2'-0" o.c.

12" 5,000 psi CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL 2" EXTRUDED POLYSTYRENE INSULATION

6" 4,000psi CONCRETE SLAB W/ STEEL SEALED TROWEL FINISH #4 REINFORCING STEEL 16" o.c. EACH WAY 6 MIL POLYETHYLENE FILM VAPOR BARRIER 2" FILL SAND 4" FILL GRAVEL COMPACTED SOIL BACKFILL

W24 X 162 STEEL BEAM 24K6 OPEN WEB STEEL JOIST @ 5'o.c.

HSS 10X10X1/2HOLLOW STEEL STOREFRONT CURTAIN WALL

3" 4,000psi CONCRETE AND 6X6 w1.4x1.4WWF 2 VL22 COMPOSITE STEEL DECK 5" FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION W27 X 178 STEEL GIRDER

5/8" GYPSUM WALL BOARD - TAPED AND PAINTED CONTINUOUS AIR BARRIER MECHANICALLY FASTENED W/ SEALED AND TAPED JOINTS 5 5/8" COLD FORMED LT. GAGE STEEL STUD LAYER

TENSION ROD ASSEMBLY METAL AWNING

3/4" DENS GLASS W/ TAPED JOINTS 2" EXPANDED POLYSTYRENE INSULATION 6" STONE MASONRY 5 5/8" COLD FORMED LT GAGE STEEL C-CHANNEL FLASHING FIXED WINDOW 36" X 72"

SOLID METAL RAILING 1" WOODEN BISON TILES CONTINUOUS EPDM MEMBRANE ROOFING 3" TAPERED RIGID ROOF INSULATION BOARD R15 CONCRETE PARAPET CAP CANT 3" 4,000psi CONCRETE AND 6X6 w1.4X1.4 WWF 1.5 VL22 COMPOSITE STEEL DECK

S-Hotel Floor 4 41' - 0"

S-Hotel Floor 5 53' - 0"

S-Hotel Floor 6 65' - 0"

S-Roof 77' - 0"

Revit Professors: Seibold & Solis

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S-Str Grou

S-Offic

S-Offic

S-Hote

S-Hote

S-Hote

Hand Drawing with Photoshop

HANNIBAL COMMUNITY CENTER

ABOUT THE PROJECT This glue-laminated community center near downtown Hannibal, Missouri drew its design influences from folk architecture. The program included a restaurant, bookstore, aerobics center, gallery, classrooms, offices, and transient dwellings for a drug rehabilitation center for youth.

PORCH PERSPECTIVE

Hand Drawing with Photoshop using SketchUp

DESIGN IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY The surrounding area is poverty stricken. It was supposed to raise the quality of the area by drawing attention to the access of parks, schools, and housing in the area. The condemned hospital behind the site could be turned into nice apartments for small families and have some offered with government subsidization for those with lower incomes.

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

Hand Drawing with Photoshop using SketchUp

WALL SECTION THROUGH PORCH AREA

Hand Drawing with Photoshop

SITE PLAN WITH GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Hand Drawing with Photoshop

PLANNING COMMUNITIES perspective from virginia street Hand Drawing with Photoshop using SketchUp

A PLACE FOR THE COMMUNITY In collaboration with Keila Creed and Sara Kotanko (interiors)

Hand Rendering

ELEVATION FACING GREEN

Hand Drawings with Photoshop

ELEVATION FACING STREET

ELEVATION FACING CHURCH

ABOUT THE PROJECT Trinity Lutheran Church in Berrien Springs, Michigan was

The Community Hall was designed to be a very open venue

interested in knowing about their options in developing their

for various events (church and community related). This heavy

nine acres behind their church. The design incorporated

timber design utilizes a large overhand and incorporates it

apartments, small homes, and mixed-use living opportunities.

into the overall design for the community by celebrating the

The focus of the project was the Community Hall, two small

connection between the church and the school by providing

mixed-use buildings framing it from the street, and a

the covered walkway from the church to the church school.

large event green.

SITE PLAN

PLANNING COMMUNITIES

ISOLATED SITE PLAN

CREEKSIDE VIEW OF NATURE The heavy timber home was wrapped in structural insulated panels and corrugated metal. The contemporary style was influenced by the surrounding homes. The parti of the design was to incorporate the creek right next to the site.

Hand Drawing on Vellum

NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

ABOUT THE PROJECT The site was in the woods next to a meadow and creek. By continuing the same flooring from the interior to the exterior patio space, and having large amounts of glazing facing the meadow, the design was able to celebrate the indooroutdoor connection. There was a separation of public and private spaces with more emphasis put on the public space by having an open floorplan, higher ceilings, large windows with views, and doors with access to the patio spaces.

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

FLOOR PLAN AND SITE PLAN

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

SECTION FACING LIVING ROOM

DETAIL ELEVATION

DETAIL WALL SECTION

SECTION CUTTING THROUGH STAIRS

LEARNING THROUGH CONSTRUCTION Building models and working through the problems that surround taking something 2D and making it 3D helps with understanding a building more thoroughly. It forces people to think about how a wall is built and what all will go into it. Modeling also allows for a better way to demonstrate ideas clearer.

STRUCTURAL FRAMING MODEL

CORNER DETAIL MODEL

MASSING AND SITE MODEL

building through perspective (below).

documenting details (above). I also use watercolor to learn more about a

I use watercolor to enhance drawings as a way of analyzing and

EUR O P E AN WATER CO LO RS

ANALYTICAL SUMMER ABROAD

SKETCHES WITH WATERCOLOR

SWEDEN

MISSOURI

GLASGOW SCHOOL OF ART WATERCOLOR

LIBRARY COLOR PENCIL ANALYTIQUE

FINE ARTS

CHARCOAL

DESIGN CONSULTING FOR HOME RENOVATION EUREKA SPRINGS, ARKANSAS Hand Drawing with Photoshop

WORKING WITH A CLIENT With this project, I have learned how to work with a client and make design decisions that they would approve. One of the first things I suggested was adding something to the front elevation to make it stand out and mark an entrance because there was no clear entrance.

There were quite a few tries and changes made to each design ranging from the most minimal addition possible, to what would be ideal, and at the most extreme change-an attached carriage house. This will be and is a learning opportunity to experience the process of working with a client and contractor on small scale projects.

FRONT ELEVATION STUDIES

existing building

DESIGN PROCESS The design was out-of-state. I had to gain information about the site and existing home through images and Google Earth. The goal of the project was to add an addition for a dining room onto the back along with a carport and interior space planning renovations. The program changed significantly.

design process using different design tools

Photoshop with Sketchup

Hand Drawing with Photoshop

WORKING WITH A HISTORIC COMMITTEE The house is located in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Any renovations or additions have to be approved by the Hsitoric Committee. I did the drawings of each elevation of what the general design would look like and some of the materials that would be used.

Hand Drawing with Photoshop

CELEENA AR CHITECTUR AL DESIGN

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celeenaseats.wixsite.com/architecture

(573) 822-7689

celeenaseats@gmail.com

celeenaseats.wixsite.com/architecture

AR CHITECTUR AL DESIGN

CELEENA

(573) 822-7689