ERIN FEENEY 2013 PORTFOLIO
YouthCare Living and Learning Center
UW Independent Studio | Spring 2012
Belltown Urban Community Center
UW studio | Spring 2010
Health Hinge
UW BE Lab | Winter 2011
Inglewood Grange
UW Thesis | Autumn 2012
Erin Feeney
Master of Architecture University of Washington
ERIN FEENEY
708 North 85th Street, #102 · Seattle, Washington · 98103 805.729.8924 · efeeney85@gmail.com
EDUCATION: September 2009 - December 2012
University of Washington | Seattle, WA Master of Architecture, December 2012
August 2003 - May 2007
August - December 2005
Vanderbilt University | Nashville, TN
Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies, Studio Art minor Cumulative GPA: 3.703, Magna Cum Laude
CET Academic Program | Florence, Italy
Vanderbilt Study Abroad in Italian language, art, and architecture June - August 2005
WORK EXPERIENCE: June 2012 - current
UT Austin School of Architecture, Summer Academy
Guest Curator, Museum of History & Industry (MOHAI)
“Still Afloat: A Contemporary History of Seattle’s Floating Homes” February 2011 - September 2012
Materials and Assemblies Research Assistant | UW Seattle Preparing building and material case studies, lectures, and a studio
June - September 2010
Architectural Staff, Sullivan Conard Architects | Seattle Building physical and digital models, marketing, drafting support
October 2008 - August 2009
Design Intern, Blackbird Architects | Santa Barbara, CA
Assisting in DD-CDs, master plans, marketing, sustainability research February 2006 - June 2007
Intern, Susman Tisdale Gayle Architects | Nashville, TN Drafting, marketing design; assisting on LEED project documents
May - August 2004, 2005
Intern, Peikert Group Architects | Santa Barbara, CA
Drafting, product research, plan cataloging, visioning workshop prep
AWARDS + HONORS: July 2012 May 2010, 2011
Seattle’s Floating Homes | Arcadia Press Burnand-Partridge Foundation Scholarship
May 2011
Minigan Family Endowed Award | UW
May 2010
William T. Caine Memorial Award | UW
July 2007 - July 2008
August 2003 - May 2007 November 2006
Michael B. Keegan Traveling Fellowship | Vanderbilt
International study of vernacular architecture and sustainable design www.vanderbilt.edu/travelfellowship/feeney
Academic Achievement Scholarship | Vanderbilt Downing Travel Grant | Vanderbilt
LEADERSHIP: March - December 2012
Architects Without Borders, Student Chapter board | UW
March 2004 - May 2007
Emerging Green Builders, Co-founder and Co-chair | TN
SKILLS:
Revit, AutoCAD, VectorWorks, Sketchup, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office SEED Certified, LEED Accredited Professional
This collaborative design creates a gathering space for homeless youth that is anchored by social services and transitional housing opportunities. The building is both iconic and interactive within the local community. Project: YouthCare housing and service center Site: S. Alaskan St + MLK, Seattle Scope: 30,000 SF, 10 weeks Design Partner: Adam Stoeckle
YOUTHCARE LIVING + LEARNING CENTER UW independent studio | Spring 2012
Concept Development
1/64” = 1’-0”
Ground Level Plan
West-East Section
1/32” = 1’-0”
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YOUTHCARE LIVING + LEARNING CENTER polycarbonate roof panel 4x8” steel tubing aluminum flashing steel gutter air barrier 24” steel I-beam 8x8” steel column Gutter Detail
glass curtain wall vapor barrier advanced framing wall air barrier modular green wall system drip irrigation system drain to rainwater cistern Green Wall Detail
greywater treatment plants soil bed geotextile gravel bed greywater input piping planter membrane site soil rainwater cistern
Green Wall Detail
YOUTHCARE LIVING + LEARNING CENTER
This project was inspired by the diversity of form and creation of identity within a given frame of screens in a Chinese garden. Volumetric and sectional studies led to a building form which accomodates a diversity of recreational activities while preserving local views to Puget Sound. Project: Urban community + recreation center Site: Western Ave + Vine Street, Seattle Scope: 25,000 SF, 10 weeks
BELLTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER UW studio | Spring 2010
West Elevation @ Alley
1/64”=1’-0”
BELLTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER
The Health Hinge is a response to the need for medical relief for both acute needs following a disaster and chronic needs that plague developing nations. A medical core can be standardized and shipped, then adapted to local cultural and climatic conditions. Project: Disaster relief + chronic care unit Site: Katesh, Tanzania Scope: 1,200 SF, 6 weeks
HEALTH HINGE UW BE Lab | Winter 2011
DEPLOYMENT
Manufacture and transport - predisaster
HEALTH HINGE
Generates a scalable and resilient network
Ready to support regional disaster relief
Adapts over time to site
Mobile Specialization Pods (MSPs) 75 s.f. each
Expansion zones: Nursing Exam Storage Covered waiting Core: Surgery Lab Mech. Reception Storage
250 s.f. 100 s.f. 50 s.f. 125 s.f.
250 s.f. 100 s.f. 50 s.f. 50 s.f. 125 s.f.
Site built features: Foundations Decks Restroom Rainwater collection Wall panels for expansion zones
HEALTH HINGE
The rural agricultural community space of the Grange Hall is adapted to the modern city to support the long-term development of a community food system. The complex topic of urban food is explored through the intersection of local food infrastructure, community space, and urban agriculture. Project: Urban community food system Site: Market Street, Inglewood, CA Scope: 15,000 SF, 9 months
INGLEWOOD GRANGE UW Masters Thesis | Fall 2012
Circulation
Lighting
Built Infrastructure
Agriiculture + Shade
Urban Agriculture
Systems Infrastructure
Community Space
Community Space
3 Sisters Concept
Trellis Connection
INGLEWOOD GRANGE HYDROPONIC ROOF TOWERS
Water from biofiltration
Compost to garden
CAFE
COMPOST SYSTEM DEMONSTRATION KITCHEN
Food products to market Waste heat to absorption chiller
Nutrient Core N
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E E. R
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TR TS
Water
Market
MAR
KET
STR
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Solar
Garden
Nutrient
1. Grange Hall serving the rural agricultural community
2. Grange Hall adapted for public engagement
3. Grange Hall adapted for public engagement in an urban context
SOLAR
MEZZANINE
WATER
GARDEN
NUTRIENT
TRELLIS
ROOF GARDEN ROOF GARDEN
MARKET
Plan at Mezzanine
1/64”=1’-0” N
SOLAR GREENHOUSE
AGRICULTURE INSTALLATION WORKSHOP
EVENT
NUTRIENT
CAFE
GARDEN
MARKET STREET
WATER
COURTYARD KITCHEN RETAIL
PARKING GARAGE LOADING
Plan at Courtyard
MARKET
1/64”=1’-0” N
INGLEWOOD GRANGE
SOLAR CORE
ALLEY
Section at Event Space
WATER CORE
EVENT SPACE
MARKET ST.
1/32”=1’-0”