HANNAH WOLF DESIGN PORTFOLIO
MOBILE +18183177288
EMAIL hannahkimwolf@gmail.com
ADDRESS 1036 N Dearborn St, #806 Chicago, IL 60610
ED U C AT I ON
SK I LLS
Mast er of Archit e cture & Certificat e of Hist oric Pres ervation Scho ol of the Ar t Institute of C hicago May 2015
Comput er Revit, AutoC ad, Photoshop, InD esign, Illustrator, C hief Ar chitec t, SketchUp, Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint
Bachelor of Science in Archit e ctural Studies University of Illinois at Urbana/C hampaign May 2012
Fabrication Laser Cutting, Mo del Fabrication & C onstr uc tion, Wo o dworking
EX P E R I E N C E Marvel Animation , Burbank, CA Pro duc tion Assistant • Created and Managed Route Sheets for each Episo de • Worked on the following TV Animation Shows: The Avengers, Hulk & the Agents of S.M.A.S.H., Guardians of the Galaxy Cust om Design & Constr uction , El Segundo, CA Junior D esigner • Assisted Projec t Manager on D esign D evelopment & Site Analysis • Assisted Senior D esigner on D esign Projec ts & C lient Meetings • Created & Managed Graphic D esign for Direc tor of Marketing • C o ordinated Home Remo deling Seminars with Direc tor of Marketing **(also worked as an Inte rn in June 2009) Wondoshi, Seou l, Korea Intern • Assisted Ar chitec ts with AutoCAD Drawings & Hand Drawings FMI Constr uction & En gine erin g, Tarzana, CA Bo okkeeper •
Organized paperwork & managed bills
LEADERSHI P & AC TI V I TI ES American Re d Cross Volunteer for Disaster & Social Services American Institut e of Archit e cture Student s Fundraising Direc tor of Student Organization for Fall 2014 & Spring 2015
REFEREN C ES Pet er Exley, FAIA Adjunc t Professor at The Scho ol of the Ar t Institute of C hicago • email: pexley@saic.edu Ellen Grimes Associate Professor at The Scho ol of the Ar t Institute of C hicago • email: egrimes@saic.edu Randy Riccio tti, CGR, CAPS, CGP Vice President, Custom D esign & C onstr uc tion • phone: (310) 815-4815 • email: randyr@remo delwithus.com
table of contents CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Year 2 Master’s Project
CHICAGO MIDRISE CONDOMINIUM
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Year 3 Undergraduate Project
ALLERTON VISITOR CENTER
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Year 3 Undergraduate Project
ART CENTER FOR YOUTHS WITH DISABILITIES
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Year 1 Master’s Project
RED HOOK MIXED USE
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Year 1 Master’s Project
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chicago public library
fa l l 2 0 1 4 | C H I C A G O, I L This design provides a much needed central community center in the Fifth C ity neighb orho o d of C hicago. By sinking the main entries of the library, additional outdo or community spaces were created fur ther promoting interac tion with the neighb oring high scho ol and elementary scho ol.
AUT O C AD, RE VIT, P HO TO SHO P, M USE UM B OA R D M OD E L
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CONCE P T + P ROGRAM: ADU LT CH I L DRE N TEEN OU T DO OR G RE E N SPA C E 01
D EFI NE
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P US H
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ROTA TE
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SI N K
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D I REC T
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A NGLE
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CHILDREN ZONE PERSPEC TIVE
TEEN ZONE PERSPEC TIVE
BRIDGE PERSPEC TIVE
FLOOR + SITE PLAN
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SITE SEC TION
BUILDING ELEVATION
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J UNE 21 DEC EMBER 21
R AI N G AR D E N
R A I N WA T E R C O L L EC TI ON
S UN ANGLE S
RO O F M EM BRANE B A T T I NS ULAT I ON M ETA L RO O F D EC K I NG G UTT ER VENT
S T EEL WEB JO I S T (H VA C D UC T RUN S PA RALLEL TO BEAMS)
O P E R A B L E G LA S S PANEL D ROP P ED C EI LI NG D EC O R A TI VE P ENDANT F I X E D G LAS S PANEL C ON C R ETE C O LUM N RAI N S C REEN (1 /2 THIC K GLASS)
O P E R A B L E G LA S S PANEL VENT (PA SSI VE AIR FLOW SYSTEM)
G RAD E
PASSI VE A I R FLOW
FLAS H I NG RO O F M EM BRANE R I GI D INS ULATI ON M E TA L RO OF D EC K I NG S T E E L WEB JO I S TS (SECON DA RY STRUC TURE)
D RO P P ED C EI LI NG
D OU B L E PA N E WI ND OW
V E RT I C A L W O O D PANE S I D I NG 3 /4 ” FURRI NG E X T E R I O R S H EATH I NG AI R C AVI TY R I GI D INS ULATI ON I N T E R I OR D RYWALL
W O O D V I N YL FLO O RI NG
C ON C R E T E S L A B ON G RAD E VENT S TRI P R I GI D INS ULATI ON
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chicago midrise condominium
sp ri n g 2 0 1 1 | C H I C A G O, I L This design embraces C hicago’s “windy city� reputation. Although the statement does not refer to its windy environment, C hicago does receive a go o d deal of wind from west and east. The main feature of this building is t he wind turbines. It is used to harness the wind and generate power for the entire building. It also serves as an aesthetic element; forming the crown and emphasizing the ver ticality of the building with the mast s. The arrangement of the windows and their placem ent b etween the ver tical mast s help tie the building into the grid system that dominates b oth the street layout and building facades of C hicago.
AUT O C AD, P HOTO SHO P, SK E TCHUP, CHIP B OA R D & M E TA L ROD M OD E L
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GROUND PLAN
PARKING PLAN
TYPI CAL PLAN 1
TYPI CAL PLAN 2
SEC TION
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allerton park visitor center
fa l l 2 0 1 0 | M ON TI C E L LO, I L The design for the visitor center focused on studying the landscape and integrating it into the design. A butterfly ro of form was implemented to accent how the experience of the park is much like that of a butterfly’s; it has the freedom and openness to engage with the surroundings.
HAND-DRAWN, P HO TO SHO P, CO PP E R & B ALS A W O OD M OD E L
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SITE PLAN
BUILDING PLAN
SOUTHEAST ELEVATION
NORTHWEST ELEVATION
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art center for youths with disabilities
fa l l 2 0 1 3 | C H I C A G O, I L g roup memb ers: M. Alletto, M. Burke, J. Dalga The Ar t C enter for Youths with Disabilities was a group projec t in which we were tasked with creating our own firms and submitting a design for an RFP. Our design integrates programs of ar t creation and ar t therapy to break the b oundaries b etween those with and without disabilities. We wanted to promote a feeling of b oth acceptance and respec t b etween children of all ages, races, abilities, and backgrounds.
SKE TCH UP, PH OTOSH OP, AUTO CAD
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inclusive collaborative ada accessible community welcoming sensory technology breaking boundaries ART IS UNIVERSAL self-made agenda family open floor plan open ideas togetherness all ages materiality friendship REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) FOR ARCHITECTURAL/INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR NON-PROFIT ARTS CENTER FOR YOUTH WITH DISABILITIES First Floor of the Sullivan Building, Mid Bays CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
www.bawd.com
312.555.0123
Chicago, IL 60603
36 S. Wabash Ave.
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PROGRAMMATIC FLOOR PLAN
CONCE P T + P ROGRAM: An open flo or plan concept was chosento promote a more fluid interac tion b etween all who inhabi t the space with the overall achievement of social intergration.
PROGRAMMATIC FLOOR PLAN
FLOR CARPET SQUARES
ARMSTRONG PAINTABLE HARD WOOD
www.bawd.com
MATERIAL FLOOR PLAN
Chicago, IL 60603
36 S. Wabash Ave.
In an effort to enhance the community, BA&WD propose to integrate programs of art creation and art therapy to break the boundaries between those with and without disabilities.
The intention b ehind our design, ba sed on the resear ch done, is to create a sensory rich environment that helps enhance motor, cognitive and social skills fo r the youth. C hildren have the ability to set their own agenda through the open program matic layout.
ERIAL FLOOR PLAN
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red hook mixed use
sp r i n g 20 14 | R e d H o o k, N Y This design has reiterated the idea of bringing together the community to help it grow and return to the hustling neighb orho o d that it once was. Red Ho ok has b een a mixture of residential and m anufac turing. By generating a relationship b etween these two reinfor cees and cultivates the present dynamic of the neighb orho o d. Through the spearation of the programs on the site, connec tions can b e formed b etween these programs and the surround context fur ther engaging a blend.
AUT O C AD, P HOTO SHO P, ACR Y LIC & CHIP B OA R D M OD E L
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SEC TION LOOKING TOWARD MANUFAC TURING
CONCEPT + PRO GRAM:
GREENWAY
FARM
NODES ENTRY POINTS
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P US H
02
C ONNEC T
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PROTEC T
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INTE R SEC T
SEC TION LOOKING BETWEEN BUILDINGS
ENTRY POINTS
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NETWORK
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S TAC K
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O FFS ET
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ST
S I T E A NA LYSIS
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Invisible Divide CONSTRUCTED SITE
SOCIAL & ECONOMIC DIVIDE High-income & amenities
Pre-Colonial 1800S
The “Back”
Low-income & amenities
Present
Wedge
“The Front”
Site Wedge
Industrial
ST
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DR
Invisible Divide
Health Centers
Retail
Libraries
Food/Grocery
Community Centers
Parks
Wine/Beer/Spirits
Site Wedge
Industrial
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Religion
Schools
Health Centers
Retail
Libraries
Food/Grocery
Community Centers
Parks
Wine/Beer/Spirits
PROPOSED HISTORIC DISTRICT
Green Space
Landmarks
Manufacturing
Piers
Commercial
Historic Waterfront
Residential
“The Front”
Religion
Schools
NEIGHBORHOODS CONTEXT
The “Back”
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I TE RA T I VE CONCEPT MO D EL S
F IN A L CON C E P T M O D EL
P EN U LT I M A T E R EV I EW M O D E L
F IN A L M ODE L 1
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