Portfolio _ 2019 by EMWA

EMILY WATTS A R C H I T E C T U R E portfolio

ARCHITECTURE DEFINED Time and time again, I have been faced with the challenge of starting anew. In 1998, I lost my father to cancer, and in 2005, I lost my home to Hurricane Katrina. In both of these instances, the foundation upon which I lived – the culture which dictated the way I acted and apprehended – was deconstructed. It was from these unexpected precedents that I learned life is not a controllable entity. I developed an appreciation for resilience – a two-person family’s ability to readjust and a three-hundred-yearold city’s ability to rebuild. This desire to command an outcome, no matter the challenge, has manifested itself into a career in architecture, as a field totally dependent on adaptation. For me, life and architecture are not just outlets for imagining, but even more so, outlets for re-imagining. Thank you.

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TECTONICS

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URBAN INSITUTIONS

MONASTIC LIVING

TERM PAPER: “PUBLIC VS PRIVATE”

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TYPOLOGIES AND CONTINGENCIES

TERM PAPER: “LEXICON”

CATCHING THE CURVE

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ARCHITECTURE IN REVERSE

MUSEUM STAIR

NIKE x A-COLD-WALL*

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT FULL SET

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EXPERIEN CE NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Two World Trade Center 2014-2015 -(start Worked with a concept team to complete full of (start toWorld finish)Trade concept design phase of Two Wo BA Degree in Architecture Product Cum launch with Diploma of the Architectural Association. Summa Laude Graduate152014 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Hot to Cold 2014 Worked with a team to design TASCHEN published book, “Hot to Cold: an Odyssey of Architectural A Transferred 2012 GPA Major 3.85 Hot Cold - Laude 2014 -Graduate Worked with a team TASCHEN book, “Hot Cold:TASCHEN an Odyssey of Architectural EDUto CATION Candidate for BSpublished Degree in NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Hot to design Cold - 3.71, 2014within - Worked with a Architecture team to to design published book, “HotAdaptation.”. to Cold: an Odyssey of Architectural Ada Summa Cum 2014 GPA 3.93, within Major 4.0 BA Degree inOF Architecture UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA Built two architectural models for “Hot to Cold” exhibition featured at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C.. GPA 3.71, within Major 3.85 Built twoINGELS architectural models to Cold” exhibition featured atfor the“Hot Building Museum in Washington, D.C.. Building Museum in Washington, D.C.. BJARKE GROUP (BIG) for “Hot Built 2012 Candidate for BS Degree inNational Architecture twoTransferred architectural models to Cold” exhibition featured at the National GPA 3.93, within Major 4.0 Summa Cum Graduate 2014 BA Degree inLaude Architecture NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Residential Condo2015 Worked with a team to complete full SD/DD phase and currently moving into construction docum Residential Condo2015 Worked with a team to complete full SD/DD phase and currently moving into construction document phase. - SEP 2016Residential NEW YORK,CE NY PENNSYLVANIA _ SEPT 2014-PRESENT UNIVERSITY OF GPA 3.71, within 3.85with a team to complete full SD/DD phase and currently moving into construction docume Transferred 2012-Major Condo2015 Worked EXPERIEN GPA 3.93,Cum within Major 4.0 Summa Laude Graduate 2014 Candidate for BS Degree in Architecture Junior Designer BA Degree in Architecture GPA 3.71, within Major 3.85 EXPERIEN CE Major 4.0 GPA 3.93, within 2012 STANEVTransferred POTTS ARCHITECTS STANEV POTTS ARCHITECTS Two World Trade Center - 2014-2015 -STANEV Worked with a ARCHITECTS team to complete full (start to finish) concept design phase of Two World Trade Center. 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WIRED MAGAZINE DESIGN ISSUE

WTC model featured as table of context

ICON MAG FEATURE

MODEL PHOTOGRAPHY

GUEST CRITIC 402 REVIEW University of Pennslyvania

HIGHSNOBIETY FEATURE

AA 3rd Year Project Magizine Award

Personal Projects Photographed in Wired with Bjarke Ingels

DEZEEN FEATURE

NIKE x ACW Instillation Write Up

INTERMEDIATE 7

NIKE x ACW Instillation

DIPLOMA 17

Material Life: Performative Envelope Marco Vanucci

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Material Life: Performative Envelope Dora Sweijd and Theo Sarantoglou Lalis

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Pro·duce verb. \prä-(u)dkt\ [Latin. Producere] to bring forward, lead forth. To offer to view or notice: exhibit, show. To compose or bring out by effort. “Design is not just what it looks like and feels like. Design is how it works.” - Steve Jobs See appendix [ Figure 02 ] 10 9

HOW TO :

ARCHITECTURE IN REVERSE PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Junior 2013 “Type is thus a constant and manifests itself with the character of necessity; but even though it is predetermined, it reacts dialectically with technique, function and style.” - Aldo Rossi See appendix [ Figure 04 ]

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#1 _ CLA NIKE x A - COLD - WALL x AA

TECHNIQUE

ACW x Nike collaboration

4,300 hand-casted hollow clay pyramids were placed within and around a 1:50 scale model of the original University of Oregon Running track Nike was founded upon. As consumers entered, the pyramids were crushed, first to rubble then to dust, in a recreation of the original University of Oregon running track Nike was imagined creating a visual soundscape in its development. Only lasting 48 hours, the instillation sits as a figment of documentation representing the reflection of process and play and the temporal nature of material.

AA _ Dip 15

Conceptualized, executed, and actualized the Point of Sale room for Nike x A-COLD-WALL*'s Vomero 5 Product launch with Diploma 15 of the Architectural Association.

NIKE x A - COLD - WALL x AA Focusing on the idea of the visual soundscape, we looked to create a landscape of air, which would use light to highlight the garments and respond to that of the sound track – turning the room into a visual soundscape. Creating a distortion of the environment through three dimensionally rendering the sound. Exploring the relationship between the garment and its life cycle, we are proposing to fill the room with a series of airtight bags, each acting as its own microcosm and incubator for the garment itself, before each garment is then “released” to experience its lifespan.

The room will become a landscape of incubators microcosms activated by the light and soundscape, allowing the visitor to be fully immerged in the concepts of the soundscape and pushing forward the theme of the garments life cycle. In order to create each microcosm, the bags would placed/hung around the room, encapsulating life within each bag – equip with soil, light, and air, the microcosms highlights the inherent human qualities of each garment – speaking to a fashion far beyond materiality.

COMFORTABLY UNSTABLE _ DIP 17 Using comfort as a regisseur and an actuation of the space through the interruption of human loads, the physical environment creates a new type of escape from our so-called realities enabled by a degree of instability. Forcing us to challenging our sense of focus us to create new comprehensive views of actuality. Using control as a driver, I questioned the way in which architecture can act as a manipulator of space. Using the columns as a driver and a flexible skin as an interpreter of movement and human loads, reality becomes an oscillating network of relations and neutral pathways creating a synchronous communication â&#x20AC;&#x201C; a new geography experienced in physical terms all enabled by a degree of instability. 36

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THE MAGIC CIRLCE _ DIP 15 The Magic Circle is defined as the space in which the normal rules and reality of the world are suspended. A playground of possibility where the immersive environment breaks continuity of normality to introduce a sense of presence and sociability back into the city. By questioning the idea of owner ship, change, and control - the corner becomes a beacon of the shifting transactional retail space - a Stage for temporal commercialized play- blurring the lines between the horizontal and vertical within the city by reinventing the boundaries of the ground floor.

Acting as a community based mechanism in response to the current physical retail downfall; consumers and retailers agree to create a partnership to question the boundaries of land stake-holdings and create a new approach to the city typology structure. By reimagining the city as a system of network controlled by its inhabitants â&#x20AC;&#x201C; The corner activates and deactivates celebrating the work of togetherness â&#x20AC;&#x201C;to create a social space determined and controlled by the cities inhabitants.

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URBAN INSITUTION BOSTON , MA Northeastern University _ Sophmore 2012

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I believe that the idea of the totality, the finality of the master-plan, is misguided. One should advocate a gradual transformation of public space, a metamorphic process, without relying on a hypothetical time in the future when everything will be perfect.â&#x20AC;&#x2122; -Daniel Libeskind See appendix [ Figure 09 ] 52 51

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TYPOLOGY E D U C AT I O N A L 300,000 Sqft _

RESIDENTIAL 250,000 Sqft _

RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL 100,000 Sqft _

I first reinforced the street scape by conforming to the street itself. I then approached the building type by creating a simple ring shape. This initial typology was then broken down for the different disciplines (academic vs. studio). I created a system of both embedded and exposed columns to create a regular grid in the studio section and shifted the grid in the classroom space. This shift in regularity emphasizes the street edge and differentiates between the classroom and studio spaces.

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C I R C UL AT I ON : TH IRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR 3

FIRST FLOOR

TR Y

SCHOOL ENTRY

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

I created a simple public entrance on the first floor and an elevated ramping entrance for the school, bringing the landscape into the courtyard. This two way circulation creates a more formal front facing entrance which can be used to enter the public theater and voided outdoor space, while the exterior ramp allows students to enter directly into the school. The ramp not only serves as a mode of circulation but an area of recreation. Planted with green spaces as well as stepped seating, the ramp becomes a locale of socialization.

55 54

THIRD FLOOR

56 55

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THE QUARRY NEW YORK, NY Bjarke Ingels Group _ 2015

002

ConÂˇtext noun. /kĂ¤ntekst/ Latin. con- together, texere- to weave 1. The circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood and assessed.

See appendix [ Figure 002 ] 68 57

Destined to become the heartbeat of the community, Albany Beachwalk Lots offer an island-inspired take on urban living. Lively and walkable, this enclave features private pedestrian pathways with direct access to the beach and resort amenitie

71 58

SOUTH WEST GEOMETRY

THE THEMARINA MARINARESIDENCES RESIDENCES AT ATALBANY ALBANY BUILDING BUILDING33CONDOMINIUM CONDOMINIUM CLIENT CLIENT

ALBANY ALBANY South South Ocean Ocean Boulevard Boulevard P.O.Box P.O.Box SP-63158, SP-63158, NewNew Providence, Providence, The The Bahamas Bahamas T +1T242 +1 242 362 362 30243024 ARCHITECT ARCHITECT

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Michael Michael Diggiss Diggiss andand Associates Associates UnitUnit 4 Caves 4 Caves Village Village P.O.P.O. Box Box CB 11388, CB 11388, NewNew Providence, Providence, The The Bahamas Bahamas T +1T241 +1 241 327 327 89168916 EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEER ENGINEER

MBR

DESIMONE DESIMONE

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EXECUTIVE EXECUTIVE MEPMEP ENGINEER ENGINEER

EXP. EXP. U.S.Services U.S.Services Inc.Inc.

26012601 Westhall Westhall LaneLane Maitland, Maitland, FL 32751, FL 32751, US US T +1T407 +1 407 660 660 00890089

ENGINEER ENGINEER OF RECORD OF RECORD

Caribbean Caribbean Coastal Coastal Services, Services, Ltd.Ltd.

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CLIENT CLIENT

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SEAL SEAL

South South Ocean Ocean Boulevard Boulevard P.O.Box P.O.Box SP-63158, SP-63158, NewNew Providence, Providence, The The Bahamas Bahamas T +1T242 +1 242 362 362 30243024 ARCHITECT ARCHITECT

NOT NOTFOR FORCONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION

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DESIMONE DESIMONE

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800 800 Brickell Brickell Avenue, Avenue, 6th Florr 6th Florr Miami, Miami, Florida Florida 33131 33131 T +1T305 +1 305 441 441 07550755

KEYKEY PLAN PLAN (NTS) (NTS)

ARCHITECT ARCHITECT OF RECORD OF RECORD

Michael Michael Diggiss Diggiss andand Associates Associates

61 BROADWAY, 61 BROADWAY, SUITE SUITE 33003300 NEWNEW YORK, YORK, NY 10006, NY 10006, USAUSA T +1T347 +1 347 549 549 41414141

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ENGINEER ENGINEER OF RECORD OF RECORD

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THE MARINA RESIDENCES AT ALBANY BUILDING 3 CONDOMINIUM

220'-0" 8'-4"

26'-8"

30'-0"

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CLIENT

ALBANY South Ocean Boulevard P.O.Box SP-63158, New Providence, The Bahamas T +1 242 362 3024 ARCHITECT

BJARKE INGELS GROUP

T.O.F.F. 148'-10" M.S.L. ARCHITECT OF RECORD

Michael Diggiss and Associates

ELV. CONTROL ROOM

10'-8"

ELV. CONTROL ROOM

Unit 4 Caves Village P.O. Box CB 11388, New Providence, The Bahamas T +1 241 327 8916 EXECUTIVE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

LOW ROOF T.O.F.F. 138'-2" M.S.L.

800 Brickell Avenue, 6th Florr Miami, Florida 33131 T +1 305 441 0755 EXECUTIVE MEP ENGINEER

EXP. U.S.Services Inc. 2601 Westhall Lane Maitland, FL 32751, US T +1 407 660 0089

15'-8" RESI

RESI

ENGINEER OF RECORD

RESI

Caribbean Coastal Services, Ltd.

LEVEL 8

Suite I, Cable Beach Business Centre P.O.Box CB 11524, Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas T +1 242 327 5348

T.O.F.F. 122'-6" M.S.L.

15'-0"

UM RESI

RESI

LEVEL 7

ROUP

T.O.F.F. 107'-6" M.S.L.

15'-0"

3300 USA

RESI

LEVEL 6 T.O.F.F. 92'-6" M.S.L.

STAIR 4

STAIR 3

STAIR 2 RESI

15'-0"

STAIR 1

RESI

LEVEL 5

15'-0"

T.O.F.F. 77'-6" M.S.L.

RESI

LEVEL 4

15'-0"

T.O.F.F. 62'-6" M.S.L.

RESI

LEVEL 3 LIVEABLE T.O.F.F. 47'-6" M.S.L.

15'-0"

12/18/2015

RESI ELV 1

ELV 2

RESI

ELV 3

ELV 4

RESI

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11/06/2015

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T.O.S.S. 20'-11" M.S.L.

LOBBY

TRASH ROOM

10'-8"

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BJARKE INGELS GROUP

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61 BROADWAY, SUITE 3300 NEW YORK, NY 10006, USA T +1 347 549 4141

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19'-10"

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ARCHITECT OF RECORD

Michael Diggiss and Associates Unit 4 Caves Village P.O. Box CB 11388, New Providence, The Bahamas T +1 241 327 8916 EXECUTIVE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER

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1'-4" 6'-0"

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STAND PIPE

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139'-9" M.S.L.

12 EQ. TREADS

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Caribbean Coastal Services, Ltd. Suite I, Cable Beach Business Centre P.O.Box CB 11524, Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas T +1 242 327 5348

1'-6"

6'-7 1/4"

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LANDING

12 EQ. TREADS

ENGINEER OF RECORD

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1'-11 1/4"

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1 A307

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EXP. U.S.Services Inc.

4'-0"

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STAIR 4

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800 Brickell Avenue, 6th Florr Miami, Florida 33131 T +1 305 441 0755

2601 Westhall Lane Maitland, FL 32751, US T +1 407 660 0089

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61'-8" 21'-10 1/4"

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THESE DRAWINGS ARE INSTRUMENTS OF SERVICE AND AS SUCH MAY NOT BE USED FOR OTHER PROJECTS, FOR ADDITIONS TO THIS PROJECT OR COMPLETION OF THIS PROJECT BY OTHERS.

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003

“E pluribus unum”. _ “Out of many, One.” Re·build verb. /r(e)__bild/ Latin. re-again, build 1. To create again. 2. To gather together once again 3. To give new and improved form, structure, or appearance to. See appendix [ Figure 003 ]

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CORE

CANTELIEVER + STRUCTURAL TRANSFER

TRUST

MECHANICAL FLOORS

ROOF +1330’-0”

LEVEL 80 +1242’-6”

LEVEL 77 +1179’-6”

LEVEL 78 +1197’- 6”

LEVEL 66 +1026’-6” L83 LEVEL 60 +945’-6”

L82 L83 +1319’-0” FFL

ZONE 6

ZONE 5

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

(+36’-0”)

L82 +1283’-0” FFL

(+18’-0”) (+22’-6”)

L81 +1265’-0” FFL L80 +1242’-6” FFL

(+22’-6”) (+22’-6”) (+18’-0”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+18’-0”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”)

L79 L78 L77 L76 L75 L74 L73 L72 L71 L70 L69 L68 L67 L66 L65 L64 L63 L62 L61 L60 L59 L58 L57 L56 L55

(+13’-6”)

L54 +864’-6” FFL

(+18’-0”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”) (+13’-6”)

L53 L52 L51 L50 L49 L48 L47 L46 L45 L44 L43 L42 L41

+1220’-0” FFL +1197’-6” FFL +1179’-6” FFL +1166’-0” FFL +1152’-6” FFL +1139’-0” FFL +1125’-6” FFL +1112’-0” FFL +1098’-6” FFL +1085’-0” FFL +1071’-6” FFL +1058’-0” FFL +1044’-6” FFL +1026’-6” FFL +1013’-0” FFL +999’-6” FFL +986’-0” FFL +972’-6” FFL +959’-0” FFL +945’-6” FFL +932’-0” FFL +918’-6” FFL +905’-0” FFL +891’-6” FFL +878’-0” FFL

+846’-6” FFL +833’-0” FFL +819’-6” FFL +806’-0” FFL +792’-6” FFL +779’-0” FFL +765’-6” FFL +752’-0” FFL +738’-6” FFL +725’-0” FFL +711’-6” FFL +698’-0” FFL +684’-6” FFL

L81 L80 L79

LEVEL 53 +846’-6”

L78 L77 L76 L75 L74 L73 L72 L71 L70 L69 L68 L67

LEVEL 66 +1026’- 6”

LEVEL 53 +846’- 6”

LEVEL 45 +738’-6”

L66

ROOF +1330’-0”

LEVEL 41 +684’-6”

LEVEL 80 +1242’-6”

L65 L64 L63 L62 L61 L60 L59 L58 L57 L56 L55 L54 L53 L52 L51 L50 L49 L48 L47 L46 L45 L44 L43 L42 L41

LEVEL 66 +1026’-6”

LEVEL 33 +554’-4”

LEVEL 27 +470’-4”

ZONE 2

(+13’-6”)

L40 +671’-0” FFL

(+18’-8”) (+23’-4”) (+18’-8”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”)

L39 L38 L37 L36 L35 L34 L33 L32 L31 L30 L29 L28 L27

+652’-4” FFL +629’-0 FFL +610’-4” FFL +596’-4” FFL +582’-4” FFL +568’-4” FFL +554’-4” FFL +540’-4” FFL +526’-4” FFL +512’-4” FFL +498’-4” FFL +484’-4” FFL +470’-4” FFL

L40 L39

LEVEL 53 +846’-6”

L38 L37 L36 L35 L34 L33 L32 L31 L30 L29 L28

LEVEL 18 +316’-4”

L27

LEVEL 41 +684’-6”

LEVEL 13 +246’-4”

ZONE 1

(+14’-0”)

L26 +456’-4” FFL

(+23’-4”)

L25 +433’-0” FFL

(+23’-4”) (+23’-4”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”) (+14’-0”)

L24 L23 L22 L21 L20 L19 L18 L17 L16 L15 L14 L13

L26 L25 L24

+409’-8” FFL +386’-4” FFL +372’-4” FFL +358’-4” FFL +344’-4” FFL +330’-4” FFL +316’-4” FFL +302’-4” FFL +288’-4” FFL +274’-4” FFL +260’-4” FFL +246’-4” FFL

L23 L22 L21 L20 L19 L18 L17 L16 L15 L14

LEVEL 02 +41’-0”

L13

LEVEL 27 +470’-4” LEVEL 01 +0’-0”

L12

PODIUM

L11 L10

(+14’-0”)

L12 +232’-4” FFL

(+18’-8”) (+14’-0”)

L11 +213’-8” FFL L10 +199’-8” FFL

L09 L08

(+23’-4”) (+14’-0”)

L09 +176’-4” FFL L08 +162’-4” FFL

L07 L06

(+23’-4”) (+14’-0”)

L07 +139’-0” FFL L06 +125’-0” FFL

L05

(+23’-4”)

L05 +101’-8” FFL

(+23’-4”) (+18’-8”) (+18’-8”)

L04 +78’-4” FFL L03 +59’-8” FFL L02 +41’-0” FFL

L04 L03 L02

LEVEL 13 +246’-4”

L01 (+41’-0”)

L01 +0’-0” FFL

LEVEL 01 +0’-0”

LEVEL 03 + 42’-0”

GROUND +/- 0’-0”

LEVEL 03 + 42’-0”

F X FO

B LO

D A

K L

B LO

D A

C B

LEVEL 81 + 1265’-0”

OB XL FO

LEVEL 53 + 846’-6”

LEVEL 66 +1026’-6”

LEVEL 53 +846’-6”

LEVEL 40 +671’-0”

LEVEL 25 +433’-0”

LEVEL 10 +119’-8”

LEVEL 80 + 1202’-2”

LEVEL 15 + 260’-6”

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LEVEL 80 + 1202’-2”

B LO EC

TA /M

F D

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FOX FOX

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NEWSCORP

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LEVEL 1 + 0’-0”

LEVEL 4 +78’-4”

LEVEL 1 + 0’-0”

LEVEL 4 +78’-4”

LEVEL 12 + 218’-6”

LEVEL 1 + 0’-0”

RETAIL

LEVEL 17 + 302’-4”

SPEC TENANT FREIGHT

SPEC TENANT

FOX TENANT

ELEVATORS

STAIR CORES

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5 =1’-0” SCALE 1/64” 0

0 8250

192

0 8

192

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5 =1’-0” SCALE 1/64” 0

0 8250

192

0 8

192

1” = 64’

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5 =1’-0” SCALE 1/64” 0

0 8250

192

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192

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APPENDIX.

/apendiks/

INTERPRET

noun.

PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Junior 2012

Project Description: Given an abstract elevation of Daniel Libeskin’s Jewish Holocaust Memorial located in Berlin, Germany, represent that section three-dimensionally within a 3”x7” physical space. Model and draw your convention. Design Approach: I first approached this project by using trace paper and tracing the hierarchical of elements within the elevation. I then created a physical system for each hierarchical element in order to translate these flat depictions into a 3-D manisfestation. I then layered and built the physical model of the 3” x 7” space and then drew my convention using hand drafting. Techniques Used: hand drafting, hand modeling

BIOMIMICRY

PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Junior 2012

Project Description: Part I : Intensively research a phenomena found in nature in order to produce an analog which encompasses your understanding. Part II : Use this analog for a driving design inspiration, produce a prototype which is contextually woven into the prescribed setting of Quain Courtyard on the University of Pennsylvania’s Campus. The intervention must be relatable to the human scale. Design Approach: By using my initial studies of the way in which a fern unfurls and studying the site which was given, I created a modular light which can be placed in a courtyard which is underutilized because of its lack of light, especially at night. The lights, placed strategically around the outside of the bed, would bow as a pedestrian passes, allowing their path to be lit. Techniques Used: Rhino, V-Ray, Illustrator, Photoshop, hand drafting, hand modeling and milling

MUSEUM STAIR

PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Junior 2012

Project Description: Analyze the works John Singer Sargent entitled “The Daughters of Edward Darley Boit” and then conceptualized my analysis into an inhabitable path of egress through a museum space. Design Approach: Through my initial analysis, I interpreted the painting to have a multitude of layering systems and vanishing points guiding your view to certain areas of the painting. I then translated these ideas into diagrammatic diagrams overlaying my analysis with the painting. While designing my museum spaces, I continuously referenced by inital anaysis to become the parti for my “Museum Stair.” My path of egress used a series of layered tight corridor spaces which twisted you into the open museum spaces controlling your view as you pass through, undulating from large, open, spaces to tight, stairway corridors. Techniques Used: Rhino, V-Ray, Illustrator, Photoshop, hand drafting, hand modeling and milling

ARCHITECTURE IN R PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _

Project Description: Part I : Create a new type of con assigned materials. Part II : Using the fabricated prot generator for design, further dev of components to create an urb space. The design of the inhabi coupled with research of modul generative qualities, and materia original prototype.

Design Approach: Focusing on the characteristics materiality both the metal wire a I created my connection by wea wire through the wood blocks to spines. These spines then slide points in the opposite wood blo stable connection. By changing into which slot, the wire screen, w between the two blocks, can be These manipulations in the wire translated into degrees of enclo the way in which the wire screen degrees of enclosure, I then tran degrees to be directly relatable t scale.

Techniques Used: Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator milling, wood drilling, cutting weaving techniques

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ARCHITECTURE IN REVERSE PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Junior 2013 Project Description: Part I : Create a new type of connection given two assigned materials. Part II : Using the fabricated prototype as a generator for design, further develop a system of components to create an urban, inhabitable space. The design of the inhabitable space is coupled with research of module assembly, generative qualities, and materials, used in the original prototype. Design Approach: Focusing on the characteristics of the materiality both the metal wire and wood block, I created my connection by weaving the metal wire through the wood blocks to create looped spines. These spines then slide into connection points in the opposite wood block to create a tight, stable connection. By changing which spine goes into which slot, the wire screen, which is created between the two blocks, can be manipulated. These manipulations in the wire screen were then translated into degrees of enclosure. By studying the way in which the wire screen created different degrees of enclosure, I then translated these degrees to be directly relatable to the human scale. Techniques Used: Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, V-Ray, wood milling, wood drilling, cutting and metal weaving techniques

ARRAY PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Senior 2013

Project Description: Part I : By studying the two dimensional curved surfaces of a King Fisher recreational rowing shell, students will generate a space enclosing architectural shell. Design Approach: In my initial analysis, I studied the curvature of the boat shell and found that the sectional boathead I focused on progressed at 55 degrees. While approaching my cutting pattern, I used two sides of the bulkhead as radi of a circle and used the 55 degree angle to create sectors within each circle. In order to create a pattern, I expanded the angle as well as the circumference of the circle by 5% each time. Once the two circle sectors begain to interact, I used them as cutting tools on the bulkhead to create my initial pattern. I then expaned this pattern and manipulated certian points on certian sections in order to create cuves though varible rates of change. Through these transformations I created my final cutting pattern which created logarithmic curves on both the inside and outside in order to create a two-dimensional surface arrayed into a three-dimensional curved surface. Techniques Used: Rhino, AutoCAD, Illustrator, Photoshop, laser cutting and hand modeling, CNC milling

CATCHING THE CURVE PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Senior 2013

Project Description: Part II: By analyzing the underlying geometries of a single rowing shell moving from shed to water, create a boat shed which uses geometry to define its interior and exterior with two-directional curved surface. Design Approach: In my initial studies, I studied the procession of a rowing shell as it is lowered from the hanging position. After these initial studies, I began to define my geometries of space in specific response to the way in which human interaction directly affects the lowering of a rowing shell. I created a series of construction points and connected these points using a formula of angles studied from my initial research. I juxtaposed the intimately linked interior geometry with a construction of Euclidean geometries. In order to create a three-directional curved surface, I arrayed this section and manipulated the rate of change of certain control points in response to the characteristics of natural light. In plan, the boat house also directly responds to the motion of a rowing shell being transferred to the water through human interaction as well. The sections demonstrate the two of the three thresholds studied in the design- entering, lowering, and launching.

T YPO L O GIES AN PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania

Project Description & Appro I first began by critically rev of historical housing typolo Mies Van Der Rohe’s Germa plan, Adolf Loos’ Villa Mulle and Pezo Von Ellrichshause “Thick-Thin.” I then translat initial analysis into my own free plan, raumplan, and th Approaching the second pa I designed a home, which w the initial housing typologie form to three contingencie and a shared site. Finally, were realized and I created present to the client and m co-professionals. This proj allowed me to understand of precedents in compariso organization and technolog sign proposals but helped m in which client and user req and context directly influen

Techniques Used: Auto-CAD, V-Ray, Illustrato Photoshop, Google SketchU

Techniques Used: Rhino, AutoCAD, Illustrator, Photoshop, laser cutting and hand modeling, CNC milling

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MON AS T I C L I V I NG

PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Senior 2013

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Project Description: Using historic monasteries and Louis I Kahn’s design for precedents, design a monastery. This monastery should be detailed in three levels; to the human building scale, overall organizational scale, and topographical scale. While designing, keep in mind land-use and re-use, building organization and connections as well as daily circulation from public to private realms. Design Approach: I found that many of the monastery typologies used a grid system to organize their program. When approaching my overall monastic type, I started with an orthogonal grid which I organized my public program on to create a central cloister. I then shifted and rotated this grid to organize my private program. This central cloister is placed on the highest elevation of the site, with the private cell program embedded into the hill, taking into consideration the least amount of land-use and reuse possible. I then applied my methodology of axial vs orthogonal axis in both plan and section on many of the builings seen within the monastery. Techniques Used: Rhino, V-Ray, Ecotect, Illustrator, Photoshop, Google SketchUp, Kerkythea, laser cutting, hand modeling

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URBAN IN S TITUTION S

PHILADELPHIA, PA University of Pennsylvania _ Senior 2013

HOT TO COLD NEW YORK, NY Bjarke Ingels Group _ 2014

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THE QUARRY NEW YORK, NY Bjarke Ingels Group _ 2015

Project Description: Using typology research and urban analysis, design a public school for the site. Development of tectonic and spatial strategies for the school will be emphasized, and must be evident in your drawings and models of the project. As part of your school design, you will develop a classroom module in detail, both interior and exterior. Typology defines the basic architectural parameters of a project, but it also allows for significant variation and invention among projects of the same type, playing the role of common denominator. The urban analysis will take three steps: a streetscape study, a figure/ground study, and a massing study.

Project Description: “HOT TO COLD: an odyssey of architectural adaptation is conceived as a colorful exploration of how architecture evolves in response to its context and climate and as an artistic contemplation of how life in return reacts to the framework created by the architecture. More than 60 architectural models, mock-ups and prototypes are suspended at the second-floor balconies of the museum’s historic Great Hall, turning the architecture of the National Building Museum into the architecture of the exhibition. The accompanying catalog by Taschen is designed in collaboration with Grammy Award-winning graphic artist Stefan Sagmeister.” - BIG

Project Description: “The Quarry - is the centerpiec semble, establishing itself as th of the spatial sequence define marina, and recording studio. units face south directly towar and approximate the curved bu the masterplan as a cascading gently turning towards the oce unit sizes introduce dynamic ir the pattern, similar to the stag of the Honeycomb. To emphas tionship with its surroundings, a full glass façade and is wrap nies, connecting the interiors w beauty of the Island.”

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Personal Involvement: My contribution to the exhibition was to build three of the architectural models which were suspended in the museum’s atrium. Two of these models are depicted on page 26. I also edited and laid out many drawings and pages for the Taschen published catalog.

Personal Involvement: With a very small team of four, I pl roll in the schematic design and d development phase of this project the nine story building as well as d elevations and details. I produced schematic design and design deve sets and am currently working tow construction drawing set for const in 2016. During my time on this te supported visualizations using V-R and built physical models of the b surrounding context. On a technic designed many details throughou including the stone facade arrang cantilevered balcony pools, as we with structural and mechanical en also created full marketing and de the client to sell to future homeow

I first reinforced the streetscape by conforming to the street itself. I then approached the building type by creating a simple donut shape.This initial typology was then broken for the different disciplines (academic vs. studio). I created a system of both embedded and exposed columns to create a regular grid in the studio spaces and shifted the grid in the classroom space. This shift in regularity emphasizes the street edge and differentiates between the classroom and studio spaces.I created a simple public entrance on the first floor and an elevated ramping entrance for the school, bringing the landscape into the courtyard. This two way circulation creates a more formal front facing entrance which can be used to enter the public theater and voided outdoor space, while the exterior ramp allows students to enter directly into the school. The ramp not only serves as a mode of circulation but an area of recreation. Planted with green spaces as well as stepped seating, the ramp becomes a locale of socialization.

Techniques Used: Rhino, V-Ray, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, hand modeling with foam and plexiglass, laser cutting, and foam cutting techniques

Techniques Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, V-Ray, han techniques, laser cutting, foam cut Grasshopper, InDesign

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Project Description: “The Quarry - is the centerpiece of the ensemble, establishing itself as the focal point of the spatial sequence defined by the ocean, marina, and recording studio. The residential units face south directly towards the marina and approximate the curved building line of the masterplan as a cascading line while gently turning towards the ocean. Different unit sizes introduce dynamic irregularities in the pattern, similar to the staggered elevation of the Honeycomb. To emphasize the relationship with its surroundings, the building has a full glass façade and is wrapped in balconies, connecting the interiors with the natural beauty of the Island.”

PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, PA NY University Bjarke of Ingels Pennsylvania Group __ 2014 Senior 2013

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Personal Involvement: With a very small team of four, I played a very large roll in the schematic design and design development phase of this project. I detailed out the nine story building as well as drafted sections, elevations and details. I produced a full schematic design and design development drawing sets and am currently working toward a full construction drawing set for construction to begin in 2016. During my time on this team I have also supported visualizations using V-Rray and Revit and built physical models of the building, site, and surrounding context. On a technical level, I have designed many details throughout the building including the stone facade arrangement, the cantilevered balcony pools, as well as coordinated with structural and mechanical engineers. I have also created full marketing and design reports for the client to sell to future homeowners. Techniques Used: AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, V-Ray, hand modeling techniques, laser cutting, foam cutting, Excel, Grasshopper, InDesign

TWO WORLD TRADE CENTER NEW YORK, NY Bjarke Ingels Group _ 2015

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Project Description: “The design of 2 WTC is derived from its urban context at the meeting point between two very different neighborhoods: the Financial District with its modernist skyscrapers and TriBeCa with its lofts and roof gardens. The design combines the unique qualities of each, melding high-rise with lowrise and modern with historical. From the 9/11 Memorial, the building appears as a tall and slender tower just as its three neighboring towers, while the view from TriBeCa is of a series of stepped green terraces. The building is aligned along the axis of World Trade Center Master Planner Daniel Libeskind’s ‘Wedge of Light’ plaza to preserve the views to St. Paul’s Chapel from the Memorial Park.” - BIG Personal Involvement: I first studied site analysis, program and massing studies while in the early phases of concept design. As the massing began to form, I created interior space studies, floor plan analysis, and worked with a team to solidify the facade. I also worked with my project manager to develop a concept storyline. As the concept phase deadline grew closer I helped with visualizations in V-Ray and Photoshop. Also, in the weeks leading up to the deadline, I built the final presentation model which was later featured in Wired Magazine’s October design issue. Techniques Used: Rhino, V-Ray, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Grasshopper, hand modeling, laser cutting, foam cutting, AutoCAD, Revit, Excel