Rugut Portfolio by Hilda_Rugut

Hilda Rugut Architecture Portfolio

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Table Of Contents Confluence..........................................................................................................4-19 South Bend, Indiana

Kimbilio Center..................................................................................................20-25 Nairobi, Kenya

Marine Blue FourSquare House..................................................................26-31 Benton Habour,Michigan

Morton Barn.......................................................................................................32-37 Benton Habour,Michigan

Community Hub...............................................................................................38-47 Benton Harbor, Michigan

Assorted Sketches............................................................................................48-59

Hope Orphanage Center...............................................................................60-65 Homabay, Kenya

Illula Albinism Center......................................................................................66-69 Eldoret, Kenya

View through central courtyard facing N. Main Street

Confluence South Bend Community Mixed-Use Center South Bend, IN

A mixed-use building in South Bend that has a gym, a retail market, a 400-car capacity parking structure, a pharmacy and a 120-unit residential structure. The project would provide affordable housing for the city of South Bend while bringing people closer to nature and the park.

View to the gym at the corner or Park Ln ad North Michigan St. 6

View of the interior of the retail space 8

Exploded plan of the retail building

RETAIL 1 AXON

RETAIL 2 AXON

RETAIL 3 AXON

RETAIL 4 AXON

RETAIL 5 AXON

NORTH ELEVATION 1" = 30'-0"

North Elevation

NORTH ELEVATION 1" = 30'-0"

East Elevation

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION 1" = 30'-0"

West Elevation

WEST ELEVATION 1" = 30'-0"

South Elevation

SOUTH ELEVATION 1" = 30'-0"

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9 8

7 6

5 4.2

3 2

LEVEL 1 S Level 0' -2' - 7

80' 70'

Level 60' 56' L 50' Level 44' L 40' LevelL 32' 30' L 20'

ST-WEST BUILDING SECTION PARKING AND RETAIL

0'-0"

East-West Building Section Through Park and Retail

5.8

LEVEL 1 Leve 0' -2' -

A4 A4

7.8

10.2

12.8

13.8

14.5

15.8

16.8

17.9

ST-WEST BUILDING SECTION PARKING AND RETAIL

0'-0"

6 M1

4 A4

5.8

7.8

Level 5 28' - 3" Level 3 16' - 3" Level 2 9' - 0" Level 1 level Ground 0'10.2 - 0"-0' - 8"

A4 A4

12.8

13.8

14.5

15.8

16.8

17.9

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East-West Building Section Through Residential and Gym 12

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80' -

70' 8

Level 60' 56' L50' Level 44' L40' LevelL32' -30' L 20' -

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Level 5 28' - 3" Level 3 16' - 3" Level 2 9' - 0" Level 1 Ground level 0' - 8" 0" -0'

LEVEL 1 Level 0' -2' -

North-South Building Section Through Residential and Parking Structure 5 - 2 A4

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H.1

I.5

1 A4

J.8

K.5 L.1

NORTH-SOUTH BUILDING SECTION RESIDENTIAL AND PARKING STRUCTURE 1" = 30'-0"

Level 8 80' - 4 1/32" Level 7 70' - 4 1/32" Level 6 Level 60' -54Retai 1/32" 56' LEVEL - 4 1/32" 5 50' -44Retai 1/32" Level 4 44' LEVEL - 4 1/32" 40' 4 1/32" LevelLEVEL 3 Retai3 32' 30' -- 4 4 1/32" 1/32" LEVEL 2 20' - 4 1/32"

Pavement at ELEV_100'-0" LEVEL 1entrance SOUTH Level North 0' - 0" 0'10 - 1431/32" 1/32" -0' -2' - 7 31/32"

E-NORTH SOUTH BEND ENTRANC North-South Building Section Through Gym and Retail

6 A4

8 5

DROP-OFF ZONE

JUNIOR LEAGUE

APARTMENT LOBBY

OFFICE UP

TRASH & STORAGE

SALON AND BARBER SHOP

OFFICE CYCLING STUDIO

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OFFICE

OUTDOOR GARDEN

LADIES' LOCKER ROOM

CONF

STOR.

OFFICE

OPEN TO BELOW UP

OFFICE

2 A4

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POOL EQUIP.

RECEPTION

MAIL ROOM

6 M1

ATRIUM DAYCARE

OFFICE UP RECEPTION

STUDIO

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A5 -

LOADING DOCK CASHIER CHECKOUT

URBAN WORKSHOP

KITCHEN APPLE STORE

1 A4 RETAIL STORE CLASS

CLASS

PHARMACY

RESTAURANT

LOBBY

CLASS UP

3 A5

LEVEL 2 1" = 30'-0"

First Floor Plan LEVEL 1 NORTH 1" = 30'-0"

ARCH 442

PROF. SOLIS, LOWING, OCKERMAN

OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW

DN DN

OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW

DN DN

MEN'S LOCKER MEN'S LOCKER ROOM ROOM

UP UP DN DN

SPINNING SPINNING CLASS CLASS

ZUMBA ZUMBA CLASS CLASS

OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW

UP UP

DN DN

A5 -

DN DN

DN DN UP UP

EXAMEXAM ROOM ROOM

NURSE'S NURSE'S OFFICE OFFICE

DOCTOR'S STAFF STOR. DOCTOR'S STAFF LOBBY LOBBY STOR. OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE

DOCTOR'S STAFF STOR. DOCTOR'S STAFF LOBBY LOBBY STOR. OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE OFFICE DN DN DN DN UP UP

Second Floor Plan LEVEL 22 LEVEL 1" =1" 30'-0" = 30'-0"

Third Floor Plan LEVEL 3 RETAIL LEVEL 3 RETAIL 1" =1" 30'-0" = 30'-0"

CONFLUENCE-NORTH SOUTH BEND ENTRANCE MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT CONFLUENCE-NORTH SOUTH BEND ENTRANCE MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

LEVE LEV

1" =1" 30'-0 =3

First Floor Mechanical Zones

Second Floor Mechanical Zones

Third Floor Mechanical Zones

Swimming Pool Mechanical Structure

ATION

MECHANICAL VIEW

TRUE NORTH

Fourth Floor Mechanical Zones

ANCE MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

HILDA RUGUT

SPRING 2019

RUCTURAL VIEW SE CORNER

L 6 (TYP.)

STRUCTURAL VIEW SE CORNER

Section Through Residential Building STRUCTURAL VIEW RESIDENTIAL LIGHT WELL

5 RETAIL

Structural components STRUCTURAL VIEW RESIDENTIAL LIGHT WELL

STRUCTURAL VIEW NW CORNER

-NORTH SOUTH BEND ENTRANCE MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

TRUE NORTH

STRUCTURAL VIEW NW CORNER

CONFLUENCE-NORTH SOUTH BEND ENTRANCE MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT

HILDA RUGUT

SPRING 2019

South Bend Mixed use development project

Axonometic View of Site 18

Kimbilio Center A transient home Nairobi, Kenya

A women and children sanctuary center in Nairobi that provides accomodation for women who have been chased away from abusive homes or need a place to stay as they rehabilitate themselves from a life of drugs and prostitution. The main focus of the project was to provide a transient home security for these women and also provide jobs where they can earn a living as they prepare to go back into the world.

Front ELevation Facing Jeevanjee Park

Left Elevation

First Floor Plan 24

Second Floor Plan

Front Elevation 26

Morton Hill Project Benton Habour,MI

Morton Hill in Benton Harbor was one of the earliest inhabited areas in Michigan. We did this project to reimagine Benton Harbor in its former glory and draw these historic houses as they could have been in the past. The project was initiated by the Historic Society of Benton Harbor in collaboration with Andrews University.

Marine Blue FourSquare House, 593 Territorial Rd Morton Hill, Benton Harbor, MI

Right Elevation 28

Eave Elevation and Section Detail

Window Elevation and Section Detail

Photos of Existing Building

Barn Front Elevation

Morton Barn

Looking to revive the dead city of Benton Harbor Michigan, the Morton Barn was part of a historical preservation project in the earliest inhabited area of Benton Harbor of Morton Hill. As the city tries to live to its former glory by first documenting all the buildings in the area. This barn would serve as an extension to the existing museum on Morton Hill with spaces for display, a conference center and a temperature contolled storage space for the museum.

Barn Side Elevation and Longitudinal Section 34

Corner Detail and Model

Barn Floor Plan

Barn Model

Market Space 38

Community Hub Benton Harbor, MI

This project was aimed at helping to heal the racial divide between Benton Harbor and St. Joseph, Mi. These twin cities have a big difference economically and this building would provide a safe space for candid conversations by hosting groups like Calling All Colors while also providing a market space for the community and job opportunities for the people of Benton Harbor.

West Elevation

First Floor Plan 42

Second Floor Plan

A place to dance and mingle 46

Sketches and Models These are an assortment of sketches and paintings. Some analytical analysis of historic buildings in Rome, 5-minute sketches of old towns in Italy, urban plans of streets in France and drawings of contemporary village towns in Sweden.

Volunteer Work

I believe that everyone should be able to afford dignity. My passion, apart from architecture includes reaching out to orphaned or abandoned children that live in homes to encourage them and give them hope. I do this every year in Kenya and I hope to use architecture as a tool for giving back to communities around the world but especially in Kenya where the children can see fellow Kenyans reaching out to them in a place where they feel abandoned.

Hope Orphanage Center Homabay, Kenya

Illula Albinism Center Eldoret, Kenya

Albinoes in Africa but especially in Kenya have always been stigmatised. Some local myths also have them husted as some people believe that their skin and bones can be used to heal some diseases. Because of this, centers like this one have been opened to create a space where they can feel safe and also live among people who understand their struggles.

Hilda Rugut hildarugut10@gmail.com (269) 252-0522 70

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