Eric Laine Design Portfolio 2012 by Eric Laine

ERIC LAINE DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2012

EXPERIENCE

2011

2010

2009

EDUCATION

AWARDS

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TECHNOLOGY

RESUME 3

ORGANIZATIONS

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NINGBO CORPORATE DISTRICT SUMMER 2011 WWCOT / DLR GROUP MANAGE FOREST LYNN 5

1 2 PERFORATIONS

SURFACE PANELIZATION

1. ORIGINAL SURFACE

2. CONTOURS

3. PANELS

GRASSHOPPER DEFINITION

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LIVE WORK DESIGN TO ZERO COMPETITION ARCH 891 10 DECEMBER 2011 PROF. ULRIKE HEINE FIRST PLACE 9

01 TWO VOLUMES

WATER COLLECTION

PV ARRAY

The architecture of the two volumes must be articulated differently to reflect their inherently different programs.

02 INCREASE TRANSPARENCY A transparent ground floor creates a more inviting and flexible retail space.

4.7

Estimated yearly energy loads

DAYS

By pushing back the perimeter of the ground floor, dominance is restored to the Living zone above.

HOURS Average number of hours of sunlight in Athens, Ga.

LI VE W OR K

Wasted energy factor

1,000

03 SCALE BACK GROUND FLOOR

Convert to kWh per day

1.25 250

LI VE W OR K

Convert to watts

W Wattage of individual panel

PANELS 95 panels can produce 100% of the residences' energy needs. However, there is enough room for 170 panels which has the potential to produce 179% of the energy needs. This additional 79% of energy generation would bring in a significant income and help pay off the system and subsidize the residentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; other expenses.

STRUCTURAL CONCEPT

365

kWh/yr

CALCULATING ENERGY LOADS

SOLAR SHADING GREEN SCREEN

SUSTAINABLE FRAMEWORK

39,914

LI VE W OR K

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FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

LIVEWORK 5

LIVEWORK 15

DESIGN TO ZERO INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

FIRST PLACE

INTERCONNECTION MEDICAL UNIVERSITY LIBRARY ARCH 852 14 DECEMBER 2010 PROF. RAY HUFF 15

AXIAL LOGIC

ATRIUM

INTERCONNECTION

ATRIUM SECTION

CAFE / AMPHITHEATER

BUILDING AXIS

A.R.T. AXIS

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NEW ORDER AIAS / KAWNEER COMPETITION ARCH 401 10 DECEMBER 2009 PROF. ROBERT FISHER FIRST PLACE 19

CONCEPT

ATRIUM DETAIL

ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE

E G

A B C D E F G Wood Cladding H I

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MULTICULTURAL CENTER GRESHAM SMITH COMPETITION ARCH 302 29 APRIL 2009 PROF. MICHELE CHIUINI IN COLLABORATION WITH GREG HITTLER AWARD OF EXCELLENCE 23

10 60

ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSE

WALL ASSEMBLY

100

ART & NATURE BRIDGE INDIANAPOLIS MUSEUM OF ART ARCH 302 2 FEBRUARY 2009 PROF. MICHELE CHIUINI 27

STRUCTURE

CAUSTIC HOUSE ARCH 301 10 DECEMBER 2008 INSTRUCTOR WIL MARQUÉZ 31

VORONOI ALGORITHM

FLOOD LEVELS

CAUSTIC REFLECTIONS

TRAVEL

Boston

Chicago Osaka Helsinki

Tallinn

INTERNATIONAL

http://www.bsu.edu/worldtour/polyark18

DOMESTIC

Valencia Bilbao

Venice Vienna

Xian

BALL STATE MULTICULTURAL CENTER ARCH 302 2009 GRESHAM SMITH DESIGN COMPETITION

LEVEL ONE

1’-0” = 1⁄16”

ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY

STRUCTURE

INTERSECTION

THE VARIOUS FUNCTIONS OF THE LIBRARY ARE REPRESENTED BY INDEPENDENT FORMS WHICH INTERSECT A LARGE ATRIUM SPACE.

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CONNECTION

LOUNGE

THE LIBRARY’S LAYOUT IS INSPIRED BY THE PRE-EXISTING PATH CREATED BY STUDENTS’ CIRCULATION PATTERNS. THE PATHS REMAIN INTACT ALONG THE LIBRARY’S PRIMARY AND SECONDARY AXES.

READING POND

LIBRARY OFFICE

CONFERENCE

McKinley Avenue

COMPUTERS

SITE

THE LIBRARY IS LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF MCKINLEY AND NEELY, ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE ARCHITECTURE BUILDING AND DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO THE HUMAN PERFORMANCE LAB

Neely Avenue B

LEVEL TWO

ATRIUM

1’-0”=1⁄16”

LOUNGE

SECTION A-A

SECTION B-B

1’-0” = 1⁄16”

CONFERENCE SPACE

1’-0” = 1⁄8”

MATERIAL LIBRARY

CONFERENCE

LOUNGE + LIGHT WELL OPENINGS

GETTY CENTER LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT STATEMENT

The Brown County Art Village, inspired by Meier’s Getty Center, allows visitors to experience a variety of art media in the context of the park’s natural landscape. The design celebrates the idea of a village with a series of independent structures connected by plazas and paths. Visitors are greeted by a tree-lined path leading to a labyrinth cut into a field of prairie grass. Visitors have the option to meander through the maze of paths and display nooks or head directly to the information plaza. From this node, patrons ascend the hill towards the exhibition galleries, residences, and studios. The radial form of the gallery encloses and open-air display area. Structural columns extrude through the walls of the gallery. Slit windows placed adjacent to each column emphasize their height amongst the surrounding trees. The residences and studios, as well as the gallery, overlook the amphitheatre and site behind it.

SITE PLAN

1” = 100’

150

300

BROWN COUNTY ART VILLAGE

2008 COMPETITION

EXHIBITION

GALLERY STRUCTURAL CONCEPT

EXHIBITION

CAFE

OUTDOOR TERRACE LOBBY

(STORAGE BELOW)

OFFICES

PERMANENT

CHANGING PERMANENT

PERMANENT

FIRST

SECOND

GALLERY WALL

1/2” = 1’

NORTH ELEVATION

GALLERY SECTION

1’ = 1/16”

DAYLIGHTING

RESIDENCES + STU STACK VENTILATION

RESIDENCES + STUDIOS

FIRST SECOND THIRD

WOOD STUDIO

METAL STUDIO

NORTH ELEVATION

1’ = 1/16”

BEDROOM BALCONY

KITCHEN / LIVING

BATH CLASS

RESIDENCE SECTION 1’ = 1/16”

PRESENTATION 37

COFFEE

MAKING 39

LAYERS

MODELS

MAKING 41

DESIGN WORKSHOP ERIC LAINE

RENDERING II ADVANCED TUTORIAL: VISUALIZING WITH VRAY FOR RHINO

SURFACE COMPONENT

THIS THURSDAY @ 6:30

LET’S TALK

ACRYLIC LASER CUTTER

PM BALL STATE UNIVERSITY

INSTITUTE FOR

DIGITAL FABRICATION

PARTNERS

STUDENTS

LEE 1 250 100/100

MORPHO LUMINESCENCE

DOVE TAIL CONNECTION

3/4” PLYWOOD 3 AXIS CNC ROUTER

MMFX MANUFACTURING

MATERIAL

EFFECTS

DOWNLOAD TUTORIAL FILES AT http://bit.ly/VRAY_CLEMSON

PARTNERS

STUDENTS

GLUE X

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FORUM

RE:THOUGHT

glue!

2009 C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:80

student architecture journal

PEDAGOGY

VRAY

FLORENCE

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LOGO

COVER

PHOTOGRAPHY 45

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