Elizabeth A Duffy _ Portfolio by eaduffy

E.A.D. Elizabeth Anne Duffy

A Collection of Creative Works.

HAND DRAFTED

DIGITAL WORK

FREEHAND SKETCH

GRAPHIC DESIGN

MISSION STATEMENT Throughout my five years of architectural education, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve worked rigorously to hone my skills in preparation for a successful future as a professional. All of my life experiences have attributed to my passion for this profession, from growing up in New York City, to attending Architecture School at the University of Miami (Coral Gables), to studying abroad in Rome & St. Petersburg, and every experience in between. These opportunities have allowed me to develop a unique skill set, possessing adept computer skills in Auto CAD, Revit, Google SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, & Illustrator, in addition to in depth hand drafting, sketching & water color abilities. These skills set me apart as a young professional; my ability to quickly sketch my ideas on paper enables me to communicate my design more effectively. Through combining media, I am able to present my designs in a dynamic way. As a Print Journalism Minor, I was able to gain experience in layout design & journalistic writing, having the opportunity to write articles for my school newspaper, The Hurricane. With a Certificate in Historic Preservation, which served as an additional minor, I have extensive knowledge in the field of preservation, restoration & rehabilitation. I am also a certified LEED Green Associate, eager to become more involved in Green Design, with the hope to become a LEED A.P. in the near future.

^ GROUND FLOOR PLAN

^ SECOND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR:

SECOND FLOOR (typical):

1. Retail Space

1. Unit Type A

2. Front Lobby

2. Unit Type B

3. Secondary Lobby

3. Unit Type C

SHORT SECTON A-A

COTTONWOOD APARTMENT COMPLEX, COTTONWOOD, UT ARC 203 - Fall 2009 - Prof. Oscar Machado Ink on Mylar This project, located in Cottonwood, UT, proposes an apartment building with retail on the ground floor for the new downtown community. The project aimed to comprehensively evaluate apartment layouts during a week long charrette with fellow studios, where students thoroughly analyzed apartment typologies. The project incorporates local architectural aesthetic to lend the building a sence of place. To enhance the future downtown community in Cottonwood, retail, parking and storage spaces were located on site. The apartments are efficient in their layouts, allowing space for ammenities such as balconies and laundry rooms in each apartment.

4. Garage 5. Storage

Cottonwood, UT

HAND DRAFTED

LONG ELEVATION ALONG MAIN STREET

UNIT A

UNIT B

UNIT C

1. Kitchen

2. Living/Dining

3. Bathroom

3. Laundry Room

4. Laundry Room

4. Bathroom

5. Bedroom

6. Master Suite

6. Balcony

6. Master Suite

7. Master Bath

8. Balcony

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ballroom creates a flexible open floor plan, which facilitates versitile room layouts for events.The covered porches, running the width of the building, enable air to circulate throughout the space, taking advantage of natural ventilation.

^ LONG SECTION THROUGH BALLROOM & GARDEN SCHOONER BAY BALLROOM, GREAT ABACO ISLAND, BAHAMAS ARC 203 - Fall 2009 - Prof. Jake Brillhart Ink on Mylar Atlantic Ocean

FIRST FLOOR PLAN MAIN ENTRY OF BALLROOM WITH OFFICES, RETAIL & GALLERY SPACE, COVERED PORCHES IN FRONT AND REAR, & LARGE GARDEN SPACE IN REAR.

Schooner Bay Great Abaco Island

A proposed ballroom design for the new town plan of Schooner Bay in the Bahamas is an integral part of the town center for the future planned community. The building will serve as a cultural hub for locals, hosting events year round. The project incorporates traditionl Bahamian design aesthetic, utilizing covered porches, cascading garden space, and wood construction. Through conducting daylighting and ventilation studeies, the project was able to enforce Green Architectural ideals throughout the building. The integrated local aesthetic in the design provides a sence of place to the proposed Ballroom, anchoring the project to the Bahamian Community.

HAND DRAFTED

^ 3D VIEW OF BALLROOM IN TOWN CENTER

^ AXONOMETRIC VIEW OF GARDEN

^ AZIMUTH STUDY: WINTER SOLSTICE

^ AZIMUTH STUDY: SUMMER SOLSTICE

^ LIGHTING ANALYSIS

DIGITAL WORK

“VIEW FROM THE NEVA”, ST PETERSBURG, RUSSIA ARC 407, Open City Studio, St. Petersburg Prof. Teofilo Victoria, Adib Cure, Jorge Trelles, & Rafael Fornes Auto CAD & PhotoShop This drawing depicts an iconic veduta of St. Petersburg, looking across the Neva River to the Hermitage Plaza with the Winter Palace, Admiralty Building & Alexander Column anchoring the view. This drawing was constructed on Auto Cad through combining historic documentation of each depicted building with on site measurements to create one cohesive image of the city. The boarder of the veduta is an excerpt from Aleksander Pushkin’s infamous poem, The Bronze Horseman, a poem which has had a lasting imprint on Russian Literature. The selected excerpt paints a picture of the splendor of St. Petersburg. The drawing and poem combined reflect the elaborate & ornate architectural aesthetic which composes the city known as the “Window to the West.”

DIGITAL WORK

MATERIALS PALLETTE:

1. 2.

SITE PLAN WITH ROOF PLAN

3. 4.

5. 6. 7.

TRAVERTINE PLAZA

SALVAGED STONE WALLS

COPPER CLADDING

HARDWOOD SIDING, TEAK

GLASS CURTAIN WALL PANELS

BRUSHED ALUMINUM

COPPER PAINTED MOULDINGS

^ CROSS SECTION THROUGH MAIN GALLERY AND SIDE GALLERIES MIAMI MARITIME MUSEUM - MUSEUM PARK, MIAMI, FL ARC 306 (COMPREHENSIVE STUDIO) - PROF. ADAM KRANTZ REVIT - CAD - PHOTOSHOP - INDESIGN

UPPER LEVEL PLAN

The Miami Maritime Museum is a significant cultural center for the Downtown Community. Here, visitors can appreciate Miami’s influential role in maritime history. Through incorporating cascading lawns & plazas and integrated garden spaces, visitors are able to appreciate the significant landmarks surrounding Museum Park. Visitors enter the museum 12’ above grade, offering a unique vantage point of the city. The smaller exterior galleries, with outdoor viewing decks, allow visitors to easily circulate around the tripple story main exhibition space. Upon returning to the main hall, patrons gain a more in depth understanding of Miami’s maritime history, and a more unique persspective on the exhibit.

^ AERIAL VIEW FROM DOWNTOWN

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incorporates a unique HVAC system which was evaluated and calculated to fit the necessary requirements for the volume of the building. The system utilizes both functional and aesthetically intriguing & unique air ducts, inspired by parascopes seen in nautical construction.

^ VIEW OF MAIN EXHIBITION HALL

^ VIEW FROM MUSEUM PARK

^ VIEW FROM BOARDWALK ON BOAT SLIP

^ DETAIL WALL SECTION

DIGITAL WORK < A brick screen employs

modern use of this dynamic building material which was an essential part of the ellaborate and complex construction of Ancient Rome. Showcasing the evolution of brick, the modern facades rise from the rusticated base of the buidings, emmulating how the architecture of modern Rome was constructed atop the Ancient ruins of the city.

VIEW FROM PLAZA

VIEW OF TYPICAL STUDIO SPACE CENTRO per BELLE ARTI, FORO ITALICO, ROME, ITALY ARC 509 - Fall 2012 - Prof. Edgar Sarli Revit - CAD - Photoshop - InDesign

SECTION DIAGRAM INDICATING USE auditorium library

common rooms

gallery

class/office space

dormitories

retail

studios

back of house

gym & bike storage

^ SECTION/ELEVATION THROUGH SUNKEN PLAZA LOOKING WEST LOCATION MAP, ROME >

The Centro per Belle Arti is located at the southern end of Mussoliniâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Foro Italico in northern Rome, an area where modernism has found a home. Here, artists attend six month fellowships, immersing themselves in Roman culture as inspiration for their art. The Center is composed of three buildings, separating work, study, & living spaces through the placement of gardens & plazas as spatial transitions. The juxtaposition of the three buildings creates a colonaded interior street, flanked by retail & public galleries, funneling patrons to the tranquil rear garden. This transition from tight to open space simmulates the experience of walking through the medieval streets of Historic Rome, followed by the relief of arriving at an open plaza. A footbridge connects buildings A & B on the second level, a private access point between the dormitories & studio spaces.

LIVE (A) BASEMENT: BIKE STORAGE; GYM LEVEL 1: RETAIL; LOBBY; CAFE LEVEL 2: CLASSROOMS; OFFICES LEVEL 3 & 4: APARTMENTS

WORK (B) LEVEL 1: GALLERIES; RECEPTION HALL & MAIN LOBBY LEVEL 2-3: STUDIOS

STUDY (C) LEVEL 1: AUDITORIUM LEVEL 2 & 4: READING ROOM LEVEL 3 & 5: MEZZANINE STACKS

PLAY (G) GARDEN 1: SUNKEN PLAZA GARDEN 2: RUSTIC GARDEN GARDEN 3: FOUNTAIN GARDEN GARDEN 4: BIKE PATH

^ VIEW OF PLAZA THROUGH TUNNEL

^ GROUND FLOOR PLAN IN CONTEXT

^ SOUTH ELEVATION/SECTION CUT THROUGH BIKE PATH

^ VIEW OF MAIN GALLERY

DIGITAL WORK <

The elevation of the hospital implements traditional design aesthetic typical of “Low Country” architecture, incorporating robust red brick facades with a rusticated base.

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^ TOWN PLAN OF CARNES CROSSING, BERKELY, SOUTH CAROLINA RESIDENTIAL LOTS

CIVIC AND HOSPITAL BUILDINGS WETLANDS

MAP OF ROPER ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL LOCATIONS

ROPER HOSPITAL

BON SECOURS ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL

ROPER HOSPITAL, NORTHWOODS

MT. PLEASANT HOSPITAL

ROPER HOSPITAL, BERKELEY

ELEVATION OF MAIN DROP OFF

ROPER ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL, BERKELEY, SOUTH CAROLINA ARC 510, Healthcare Studio - Spring 2013 - Prof. Joanna Lombard CAD - Photoshop - InDesign - Sketches, Ink & Prisma Color - Water color Conveniently located off main Highways 176 and 17A, Carnes Crossing is a new planned community nesseled in the wooded wetlands of the Low Country. Roper St. Francis Hospital, Berkeley County, is at the center of this community, serving as a source of stability and culture for locals. Flanking the main boulevard, hospital resources are brought dierctly to the community; the more public functions are situated along the main boulevard, while the more private functions flank the wetlands. This pedestrian friendly area incorporates plazas and small gardens to draw the community to the building, a theme that is repeated trhoughout the town plan; a series of gardens and small parks draw locals through the town. A nature trail surrounding the community offers a transition from the rustic wetlands to the urban community. Careful consideration for local architectural typologies guided the development of the elevation; the bold use of brick, stair towers, covered colonaded walkways & the monumental central tower allow the hospital to become a significant symbol for the community.

PATIENT ROOM: The Patient Rooms are intended to provide a comfortable setting where patients can feel at ease. With familiar and warm materials, such as wood bookshelves and floors, patients feel at home. The room incorporates inboarded bathrooms which create a sitting area for family members.

GROUND FLOOR KEY

PUBLIC AMENITIES REHAB & WELLNESS ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES CENTRAL LOBBY & PUBLIC CIRCULATION DIAGNOSTICS EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SURGICAL DEPARTMENT BACK OF HOUSE CIRC. LOADING/SERVICE PARKING

TYPICAL HOSPITAL ROOM BAY GROUND FLOOR PLAN IN CONTEXT

^ ELEVATION ALONG HIGHWAY 176

DIGITAL WORK

^ SECOND & THIRD FLOOR PLAN HOTEL PACKARD, HAVANA, CUBA ARC 408 - FALL 2011 - Prof. Sonia Chao CAD - Photoshop - InDesign

^ ROOM PLAN

^ ROOM PLAN, MEZZANINE

The proposed re-design of the Packard Hotel in Historic Old Havana focuses on incorporating traditional Cuban design aesthetic into an innovative and rational design, anchoring the most prominent corner of the city. The hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s aestchetic is inspired by the significant historic architeture seen throughout Havana, which now stands in near ruin. The classical inspired plans and elevations respect the surrounding historic buildings while showcasing the complex details of Cuban architectural typologies.

< As an addition to the standing remains of the former Hotel Packardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s facade, the design recalls the aesthetic of traditional Cuban archetypes. The hotelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design emulates the typical transition through the Cuban house, bringing guests from the public realm to private space through a series of courtyards.

Main Lobby Plan with Interior Elevations. The main lobby space serves as a transition from the busy streets of Havana to the interior courtyards of the building. This transition is typical in traditional Cuban design, transitioning visitors from public space to private space. With the use of Cuban tiled floors, double height columns and small intimate seating areas, the lobby welcomes visitors to the Packard Hotel.

^ Museo Nazionale Romano, Rome, Italy Rome Program - Fall 2012 Pastel on Paper

^ Fontana la Tortuga

Rome Program - Fall 2012 Pencil on Paper

^ Venetian Gothic Arches

Palazzo Ducale, Piazza San Marco, Venzia Rome Program - Fall 2012

FREEHAND SKETCH

^ Santâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ivo alla Sapienza, Rome Rome Program - Fall 2012 Pencil on Paper

Cattedrale de Cefal첫, Cefal첫, Sicily Rome Program - Fall 2012 - Prof. Carmen Guerrera Water Color in Sketch Book

Figure Drawing Study Rome Program - Fall 2012 - Prof. E. Sarli Pastel on Newsprint

(Above) Harmonic Proportions Study, Pantheon Rome Program - Fall 2012 - Prof. S. Chao Water Color & Ink on Paper

FREEHAND SKETCH

Ruins at Paestum, Paestum, Sicily Rome Program - Fall 2012 - Prof. C Guerrera Water Color in Sketch Book

Lilac-Breasted Warbler, Tarangire National Park, Tanzania Recreational Drawing - Summer 2013 Water Color in Sketch Book

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Note: Credit for work attributed to layout design & PhotoShop editing of content; original photos not credited to author.