PORTFOLIO EMILY KLEINSCHMIT
CONTENTS 01 DemoCreative 09 Gilmer Chapel 13 The Circlet 19 PHI Contemporary 23 Watercolor Homes Emily Kleinschmit University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign M.Arch Candidate 2023 ekleinschmit98@gmail.com (402)669-3168 Instagram: @kleinschmitedesign
COURSE:
David Newton’s Spring 2021
INTEGRATE STUDIO
University of Nebraska - Lincoln Emily Kleinschmit + Tara Grebe
BUILDING TYPE:
Library & Makerspace
LOCATION:
Lincoln, Nebraska
DEMOCREATIVE
aims to create a space that reframes civic engagement and fosters creativity in a way that inspires local residents to become active in their community
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- Tara Grebe
the journey
We have organized our program in a strip logic that encourages the user to walk through each program, be it library or civic space, and be exposed to new ideas regardless of which program they came to use. An open air space for the library places this key program at the heart of our building while also allowing for sight lines and easy staff access.
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reframe libraries
Libraries are more than just buildings holding books; every book allows readers to gain new experiences unbeknownst to them prior to entering the space. Our design includes the expected stacks as well as adaptable spaces needed for renewed emphasis on civic engagement and a focus on creative community interaction.
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- Tara Grebe
Index (for Wall Section to the right):
1. Solid Corian Panel 4’x8’ w/ 1/16” gap
2. Perforated Corian Panel
3. Corian Panel Clip System
4. 1 1/4” Air Gap
5. 1 1/2” Corrugated Metal Decking
7. Water Barrier
8. 1/2” Plywood Sheathing
9. R-30 Rigid Insulation
10. 1 1/2’ x 3’ Steel I-Beam
11. Doubble Paned Soft Coat Low E Glass Window
12. Insulated Window Frame
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26. Perimeter Insulation
27. Crushed Limestone
28. R-10 Rigid Insulation
29. Vapor Retarder
30. Concrete Slab
31. 4’ Concrete Foundation Wall
32. 4”x4” Steel Floor Support
33. 2’ Raised Floor Cavity
34. 3”x6” Steel Beam
35. 1” Metal Decking
36. 1” Concrete Slab
37. Terrazzo Tile Flooring
38. Wavy Pendant Lighting
39. Sprinkler Head
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- Tara Grebe
6. Corian Metal Track System
1/2” Drywall
Vapor Barrier
2”X4” Steel Wall Studs Spaced 16” o.c.
R-13 Batt Insulation
R-7 Continuous Rigid Insulation
1 1/4” Air Gap
Painted Aluminnum Rainscreen Cladding
Concrete Sidewalk Sloped 2% for Drainage
Fine Agregate
Undisturbed Earth
Drainage Tile
Waterproofing System
Concrete Footing
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COURSE:
Paul Kapp’s Fall 2021
HISTORIC PRESERVATION STUDIO
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Individual Project
BUILDING TYPE:
LOCATION:
Airbnb Home Carroll County, Virginia
GILMER CHAPEL
Abiding by the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Historic Preservation and Rehabilitation I turned an abandoned chapel into an Airbnb home.
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LONGITUDINAL SECTION LOOKING NORTH
PATIO ELEVATION
LONGITUDINAL SECTION LOOKING SOUTH
FLOOR PLAN CROSS
WEST CROSS
SECTION LOOKING
SECTION LOOKING EAST
COURSE:
Ellen Donnelley’s Spring 2020
STUDIO HODGEPODGE
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
Individual Project
BUILDING TYPE:
Affordable Housing & Technology Library
LOCATION:
Detroit, Michigan
THE CIRCLET
A building within a building represents sustainable efforts in the process of restoring and reinvigorating this struggling neighborhood.
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a look inside
A children’s center, technology library, and a variety of apartment sizes are included within The Circlet. The children’s center will allow those living in the building and the surrounding community to come work, use the available technology, or learn resume building skills while their children are under other adult supervision.
Two-Story One Bedroom Apartments
Studio Apartments
One-Story Two Bedroom Apartments Communal Spaces
Stairwells
modeling
This model is interactive as it allows observers to remove entire floors to see the footprint of that individual level and what the interior spaces look like. The model was also built entirely from home as this project took place during the second half of 2020.
COURSE:
Nathalie Belanger’s Fall 2022
INTEGRATE STUDIO
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Emily Kleinschmit + Anna Freeman
BUILDING TYPE:
Experiential Art Museum & Headquarters
LOCATION:
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
PHI
CONTEMPORARY
engages with the most relevant ideas of our time through art and culture while responding to the heritage of the site and the existing buildings upon it
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- Emily Kleinschmit
Site and Lot Site and Lot Extruded to Max Height Existing Buildings Remaining Site Available Grid Lines Determined by Existing Buildings Step Back From Existing Buildings PIERRE DU CALVET HOUSE 403 PIERRE DU CALVET BUILDING/ Largest Footprint Determined Largest Footprint Assigned to First Fully Visible Floor Next Floor Bridges From New to Old Next Floor Bridges Again From New to Old Next Floor Steps Back to Allow for Occupiable Outdoor Space Next Floor Creates Space for Sustainable Roofing Techniques Glazing Assigned to Courtyard Facing Facades Green Spaces Assigned to Step-Backs and Courtyard Solar Panels and Sedum Roof Assigned to Available Roofing SEDUM ROOF OCCUPIABLE GREEN SPACES SOLAR PANELS
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Occupiable Outdoor Spaces
Daylight Penetration
Cistern / Water Management System
Sedum Roof
Solar Pannels
Operable Windows
Shading
Atrium Space
Bike Storage
Geothermal Loop
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connectivity
Our design aims to create a sense of synergy between old, new, natural, and built environments allowing creativity, productivity, and inspiration to prosper. A public courtyard, occupiale balconies, and green rooftops encourage users to indulge in the natural environment. While the spread out programmatic elements and an appealing central stair promote cross disciplinary interactions.
LEGEND
1. GREENERY
2. ENGINEERED SOIL WITH PLANTING
3. FILTER FABRIC
4. MOISTURE-RETENTION LAYER
5. AERATION LAYER
6. THERMAL INSULATION
7. DRAINAGE LAYER
8. ROOT BARRIER
9. MEMBRANE PROTECTION
10. GREEN ROOF WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE
11. DRIP EDGE
12. PVC ROOFING MEMBRANE
13. HORIZONTAL MULLION
14. VERTICAL MULLION
15. KAWNEER 1620 SSG CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM
16. ALLUMINUM OFFSET GLAZED SYSTEM
17. RAILING 18.
DEPTH CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER BEAM 19.
RIGID INSULATION 20.
1.4” THICK LIMESTONE PANELS 21.
VAPOR BARRIER
1” GYPSUM BOARD
26. 2“ x 6” C-STUD 27. W-BEAM 28. 3’ EXISTING STONE WALL 29. 3” CONCRETE LAYER MEMBRANE 30. 1’ DEPTH CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER FLOOR SLAB 31. PERIMETER INSULATION 32. CONCRETE ABOVE-GROUND SLAB 33. WATERPROOF MEMBRANE 34. CONCRETE SEALANT 35. CONCRETE UNDERGROUND SLAB
Level 4
Level 2
Level 1
PRESENTATION SPACES CREATIVE SPACES SUPPORT SPACES
Level 3 4 3 2 1 LL1 LL2
GENERAL PUBLIC SPACES
Lower Level 2
2’
4”
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1”
23. 6”
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1/2” x 2 1/2“ S.S. ANGLES 22.
AIR GAP
INSULATION 24.
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CONCRETE
GROUND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 - Anna Freeman
36. FINE AGREGATE 37. DRAINAGE TILE 38.
FOOTING 39.
Lower Level 1
WATERCOLOR HOMES
Watercoloring allows me to connect with my inner child while completing studio projects or creating gifts for friends and family. I have learned a variety of new techniques over the years and am always eager to improve.
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