Hana Ghosheh // 2021 Architectural Portfolio

HANA GHOSHEH ARCHI TECTURAL

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HANA GHOSHEH CON TAC T I N F O E. Hanag498@gmail.com P. 9 1 3 - 4 26 - 8 96 0

EDUCAT ION University of Kansas Master of Architecture | August 2016-May 2021

EXPERIENCE DSW Sales Associate & Warehouse | June 2018- Present • Cashier/ answered phones • Wo r k e d f l o o r a n d h e l p e d c u s t o m e r s • Picked and packaged online orders

M e n t o r s h i p w i t h ACI B o la n d

SKILLS • Revit

• Hard worker

• Photoshop • Dependable • Illustrator • Communication • InDesign

• Quick learner

• Auto-CAD

• Organized

• Sketchup • Lumion

Student Researcher | August 2020-November 2020 • Wo r k e d w i t h t h e m t o d ev e l o p a d e s i g n b a s e d o n research and analysis of their Rehabilitation Hospital in Georgetown.

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Events Coordinator | August 2019-May 2020 • A s s i s t i n p la n n i n g a n d exe cu t i o n s t a g e s o f a l l A IAS events.

D i r t Wo r k s S t u d i o Design Manager | October 2018- May 2019 • Interior Finishes Manager • Renovation of two classrooms

Massage Envy Receptionist | June 2017- September 2017

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Sold products and gift cards Clean bathrooms and waiting rooms To o k p h o n e c a l l s a n d s e t a p p o i n t m e n t s Pulled and organized f iles Checked voicemails/confirmed appointments

ENGLISH ARABIC

ACH I E V E M E N T S • Multicultural Scholar

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Table of Contents

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Rise Up

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Staff Collaboration Rooms

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Nunemaker Addition

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Nunemaker Renovation

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Study Abroad

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1. Rise Up Located in Accra, Ghana, this is a youth soccer facility that is open to the community around it. The facility includes a health and wellness, training, residential, and educational elements. Rise Up draws inspiration from animal architecture, employing innovative passive systems which allow for a highly tuned, environmentally responsive architecture in a location where access to utilities is unreliable. The buildings rely on their height to naturally ventilate by drawing cool air from below ground up through the central atria. A continuous ramp creates multilevel circulation without the use of an elevator, and the irrigated timber structure serves multiple functions as a vegetated, cooling facade, fire protection strategy, and carbon sink. The resulting iconic forms serve as beacons to the community and foster a sense of pride for the academy and the people of Accra.

Programs used: Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator Partner Project

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Project located on NE corner of site to maximize human traffic.

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35,000 sf program divided into four areas to create repetition and movement.

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The form is inspired by anthills outside of Accra.

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A split level layout is used to allow a continuous ramp around the perimeter of the floor platforms.

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The structure geometry draws inspiration from the traditional Kente cloths

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Wood is chosen as the primary structure to keep with traditional materials.

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Perforated metal panels patterned to match the Kente cloth spiral each pod.

Reflecting pools are placed below each pod to create an evaporative cooling effect.

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Community Outreach

LEVEL 4 1. Private Office 2. Conference Room 3. Viewing Deck

LEVEL 3 1. Restrooms 2. Collab Office Space 3. Private Office 4. Conference Room

LEVEL 2 1. Cross-Fit Training 2. Aerobic 3. Multipurpose Fitness Room 4. Quiet Office Space

LEVEL 1 1. Cafe Counter 2. Cafe Prep 3. Cafe Seating 4. Restrooms 5. Locker Rooms 6. Free Weights

Daycare

LEVEL 3 1. O.T. Storage 2. O.T. Changing 3. O.T. Nap 4. Preschool Activity 5. Preschool Restroom 6. After-School Activity 7. After-School Restroom

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1. Infant Nap 2. Younger Toddler Nap 3. Y.T. Storage 4. Y.T. Changing 5. Y.T. Activity 6. Shared Activity 7. Older Toddler Activity

LEVEL 1 1. Reception 2. Administrative Office 3. Admin. Conference 4. Storage 5. Staff Break 6. Laundry 7. Nurse’s Office 8. Sick Room 9. Infant Activity 10. Infant Changing 11. Infant Nap

Sports Medicine

LEVEL 3 1. Exam Room 2. Physician Office

LEVEL 2 1. Training Room 2. P.T. Wait Area 3. Staff Break 4. Staff Changing 5. Comm. Changing 6. Exam Wait Room

LEVEL 1 1. Flex Training 2. Pump Room 3. Hydrotherapy

Nutrition Training

LEVEL 2 1. Classroom Kitchen 2. Back of House

LEVEL 1 1. Resource Center 2. Restrooms 3. Lecture Classroom

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LOBBY 4,000 SF

FITNESS 2,855 SF

NUTRITION TRAINING

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5,595 SF

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15%

TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE:

DAYCARE

33%

35,825 SF

19%

11,800 SF

SPORTS MEDICINE 6,675 SF

14%

CO-WORK 4,900 SF

Program

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Level 3 100 e.

Exam Rooms

200 e.

Physicians Office

Level 2 630

Exam Wait Area

260

Staff Break

250 e.

Staff Changing

530 e.

Changing Rooms

430

Physical Therapy Wait Area

690

Training/Taping Room

Level 1

Sports Medicine Pod

2400

Flex Training

650

Pump Room

675

Hydrotherapy

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Load Path Diagram

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Vertical forces on the floor plates are transfered laterally to a vertical strut.

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The strut transfers forces vertically to the next node down.

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Forces are concentrated in tension at the nodes.

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These node forces are transfered down the diagrid

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Sun & Ventilation Diagram

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Fire Diagram

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Glass Cap

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Exhaust Vents

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18” Deep Steel C-Channel Ring Beam

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12” Deep Later Beam

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18” Deep Steel I Beam Ring Beam

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Ring Beam - Gridshell Connection

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8”x8” Gridshell

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8” Wide Steel C-Channel Vertical Strut

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Perforated Metal Screen

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8” Wide Steel C-Channel Vertical Strut

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8”x8” Gridshell

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30” Deep Edge Steel Truss Beam

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Planter & Growing Medium for Vines

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Structure Exploded Axon

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Site Perspective

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Exterior Perspective

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Interior Perspective

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Atrium Perspective

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2. Staff Collaboration Rooms In the fall semester of 2020, I had the opportunity to mentor with ACI Boland. This projects consisted of a lot of research and studying their Rehabilitation Hospital in Georgetown.

In the beginning of the semester I had decided to study the staff flow in the rehab hospital and look at the experience from the staffs point of view. I followed the journey of a staff member in a rehab hospital and analyzed their patterns and view their perspective in their work day. With the research gained, interdisciplinary communication spaces were designed to allow staff members to come together and collaborate. These spaces will allow staff members to freely communicate without the fear of breaking HIPPA. The intended user of these spaces will be nurse, physicians, physical therapists, and assistant general staff.

Programs used: Revit, Illustrator

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CONNECTION

COMMUNICATION

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Staff Interaction Diagram

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C5

55.00

A4.3 11'-5

EMPLOYEE HEALTH 182B

139B

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HSKPG 103B

CRASH CART ALCOVE 181B

LAB TLT 123B

CORRIDOR 184B

NOURISH. 175B

CLEAN LINEN STOR. 177B

MEDS 176B

SOIL WORK 173B

STORAGE 183B

NT DAY ACE 4B

NURSE STATION 178B

CORRIDOR 172B

NURSE STATION 171B

ELECT 174B

SOIL HOLD 170B

HSKPG 169B

STORAGE 168B

HOOD 118B CORRIDOR 187B

DICTATION 179B

STAFF TLT 167B

STORAGE 166B

PHARMA STORA 115B

COR 1

CORRIDOR 186B

ORIGINAL DESIGN CRASH CART ALCOVE 180B

STAFF BREAK 163B

R.T. SOIL 164B

R.T. CLEAN 165B

TLT 161.1B

NOURISH

A1 161B

SOIL WORK

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FORCED INTERACTION DESIGN

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ANTE ROOM 112B

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D5 107B

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A3 159B

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CLEAN LINEN TLT STOR. 106.1B D6 106B

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CORRIDOR 104B

STORAGE

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11' -0" 11' -8 1 /2" "

TLT 159.1B

44' -9"

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TLT 160.1B

A2 160B

STORAGE

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CENTRAL BATH 102B

TLT 108.1B D4 108B

ALCOVE 104.2B

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WALL LENGTH WHITEBOARDS

IMAGE OF NATURE GLASS PARTITION GL ASS PARTITION

DICTATION FLOOR

COLLABORATION FLOOR

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CRASH CART ALCOVE 181B

LAB TLT 123B

CORRIDOR 184B

NOURISH. 175B

CLEAN LINEN STOR. 177B

MEDS 176B

SOIL WORK 173B

STORAGE 183B

NURSE STATION 178B

CORRIDOR 172B

NURSE STATION 171B

ELECT 174B

SOIL HOLD 170B

HSKPG 169B

ORIGINAL DESIGN

STORAGE 168B

HOOD 118B CORRIDOR 187B

DICTATION 179B

STAFF TLT 167B

STORAGE 166B

PHARM STOR 115

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CORRIDOR 186B

CRASH CART ALCOVE 180B STAFF BREAK 163B

R.T. SOIL 164B

NOURISH. TLT 161.1B

SOIL WORK

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CORR. 111.2B

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ANTE ROOM 112B

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SOIL HOLD

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CLEAN LINEN STOR.

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TLT 160.1B

R.T. CLEAN 165B

ALCOVE 104.1B TLT

STORAGE 107.1B

CORRIDOR 104B

TLT 108.1B D4 108B

ALCOVE 104.2B

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TOR'S ICE 9A

PATIENT TLT 186A

PRIVATE TREATMENT 184A

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PRIVATE TREATMENT 181A

HSKP 185A

CLEAN UTILITY 179A

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CORRIDOR OCC. THERAPY 175A 177A

CLEAN SUPPLY 180A

PATIE TLT 173A

INPATIENT REHAB GYM 183A THERAPY WORK 182A

OUTPATIE REHAB G 167A

ORIGINAL DESIGN

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THERAPIST COLLABORATION DESIGN

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MOVABLE WHITEBOARD

DICTATION FLOOR

COLLABORATION FLOOR

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3. Nunemaker Addition Nunemaker is the home of the honors program at the University of Kansas. It’s a two story concrete building with two classrooms and a lobby area that gives honor students a place to escape to. As the years go by, the honors program expands its community. It is a community of its own, known only to those who are a part of it. It a place where honors student can gather. We were given the task to design an addition to Nunemaker that is almost twice its size. This 19,000 square foot addition will not only be open to honors students, but will welcome everyone on campus.

Programs used: Revit, Photoshop, Lumion, Illustrator

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HONORS HALL

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OFFICES

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CLASSROOMS

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SEMINAR ROOMS

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SENSORY GARDEN

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LOBBY SPACE

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2nd Level

GROUND LEVEL EXISTING BUILDING HONORS HALL

2ND LEVEL EXISTING BUILDING OFFICES CLASSROOMS SEMINAR ROOMS LOBBY SPACE HAVENS KITCHEN

3RD LEVEL Ground Level

OFFICES CLASSROOMS SEMINAR ROOM SENSORY GARDEN

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3rd Level

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Classroom View

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Lobby View

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Axonometric Wall Section

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METAL COPING CAP TOP TRACK MOISTURE BARRIER RIGID INSULATION BOTTOM TRACK

PAVER PEDESTALS TOP TRACK RIGID INSULATION BOTTOM TRACK

WOOD FINISH

TOP TRACK MULLION

CURTAIN WALL GLAZING BOTTOM TRACK MULLION CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER MOISTURE BARRIER RIGID INSULATION EXTERIOR WOOD CLADDING CONCRETE SLAB

4’ DEEP TRUSS

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EARTH WATER RETENTION AND DRAINAGE PANEL PROTECTIVE MAT ROOT BARRIER CONRETE SLAB

INTERIOR VERTICAL WOOD FINISH MOISTURE BARRIER RIGID INSULATION

12” CONT. CONRETE FOUNDATION WALL MOISTURE BARRIER RIGID INSULATION 4” PERIMETER DRAIN PIPE CONCRETE SLAB 4” FINE GRANULATED SAND 4” COURSE GRAVEL FOUNDATION FOOTING

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Exterior Rendering

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4. Nunemaker Renovation In Fall 2018, I had the wonderful opportunity to be a part of the Dirt Works Studio. It is a design build studio that is presented with a project that needs improving. We were tasked with renovating the two classrooms located in Nunemaker Hall, the home of the honors program. The director of the honors program wanted the space to feel more open and welcoming to students. We designed and composed all of the construction documents and were given a budget of $95,000.

Programs used: Revit Class Project

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Construction Process

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1X4 WOOD SLATS, WD.01 DOWEL 3/4"

ODD LAYERS

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EVEN LAYERS

PLAN DETAIL @ OC OF WOOD WALL 3" = 1'-0"

EXISITING 2X4 STUD, 16" O.C.

EXISTING GWB 2X2 FURRING 1X4 WOOD SLATS, WD.01

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PLAN DETAIL @ WOOD WALL 3" = 1'-0" 3/4"

EXISTING 2X4 STUD, 16" O.C.

EXISTING GWB 3/4"

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EXISTING GWB 1/2" BLOCKING, 16" O.C.

2X2 FURRING

EXISTING 2X4 STUD

1X4 WOOD SLATS, WD.01 EXISTING GWB

Dirt Works Studio 3813 Greenway Drive 785.864.4129

Design + Build Lawrence, KS 66046 www.dirtworksstudio.ku.edu

KU Honors Program 1506 Engle Rd. 785.864.4425

Client Lawrence, KS 66045 honors.ku.edu

KU FPD 1515 St. Andrews Dr. 785.864.3431

Architect of Record Lawrence, KS 66047 www.fpd.ku.edu

Apex Engineering 123 W. 8th St. Suite 302 785.337.3222

Structural Engineer Lawrence, KS 66044 www.apex-engineers.com

KU FPD 1515 St. Andrews Dr. 785.864.3431

MEP Lawrence, KS 66047 www.fpd.ku.edu

Confidential Material: This material, specifications, and all information therein are the property of Dirt Works Studio. No part of this work may be revealed, reproduced, or made public to third parties without the expressed written authorization and shall be returned on request.

1X4 WOOD SLATS, WD.01

1/4" BPG, G.O2

EXISTING 2X4 STUD EXISTING GW B

Z CLIP 1/2" BLOCKING, 16" O.C.

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EXISTING 2X4 STUD 2X2 FURRING

EXISTING GWB

EXISTING GWB

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1X4 WOOD SLATS, WD.01 EXISITING 2X4 STUD 1 1/4" X 3/4" PLUG MOLD 1 1/4" X 3/4" PLUG MOLD

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2X2 FURRING EXISTING GWB

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EXISTING GWB 1/4" BPG, G.O2 1/2" BLOCKING, 16" O.C.

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EXISITING 2X4 SILL

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2X2 FURRING 1X4 WOOD SLATS, WD.01

EXISTING 2X4 STUD EXISTING GWB EXISTING 2X4 SILL EXISTING CONCRETE

2018.10.08

50% CD SET

2018.10.05

25% CD SET

2018.10.01

Nunemaker Center Classroom Renovations

State Number

SECTION DETAIL @ BPG DRAWN BY DANIELLE VOELKERDING 1 3" = 1'-0"

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Project Number

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Drawn By Date

EXISITING CONCRETE

OOD WALL - BASE

90% CD SET

Nunemaker Center 1506 Engle Rd. Lawrence, KS 66045

EXISTING 2X4 STUD

SCREW

2018.10.12

100% CD SET

1/4" BPG, G.O2 EXISTING GWB EXISTING 2X4 STUD

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5. Study Abroad This experience was a once in a lifetime experience that I was fortunate to participate in. Going to Europe has definitely changed my perspective on the world, and architecture, for the better. Over the span of three and a half weeks, we were able to visit 9 different cities in three different countries.

Each country gave me a different perspective of the world and architecture. While visiting each city, we documented our time spent there with a set of drawings. Doing so enhanced the experience even more. It was as though each city was a different time period. Italy gave me the perspective of an ancient city, France gave me the perspective of a modern city, and Spain gave me the perspective of the modern world fused with the old.

Cities: Rome, Siena, Florence, Lyon, Aux-in-Province, Marseilles, La Tourette, Barcelona, Madrid

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