ARCHITECTURE
boeing lattice . living tower . ijams market
KATIE HITCHCOCK
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Resume Boeing Lattice Knoxville, TN
(Fall 2017)
Governors Chair Studio
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Living Tower Hartsville, TN (Summer 2017) Off-Campus Studio
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Ijams Market Knoxville, TN
(Spring 2017)
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KATIE HITCHCOCK
EDUCATION
PHONE EMAIL
423.596.8727 khitchc2@vols.utk.edu
I am an ambitious architecture student committed to creating seamless, versatile spaces through an analytical and creative design process.
SKILLED IN
University of Tennessee at Knoxville Knoxville, TN
August 2014 - Current
GPA 3.55 / 4.0
Completed eight architecture studio design courses including one Governor’s Chair Studio
Study Abroad, University of Arkansas Rome Center Rome, Italy
Off-Campus Study, Nashville Civic Design Center
Server and Bartender, Four Points Sheraton Knoxville, TN
June 2016 - December 2017
Working as a server in a fast pace environment while enrolled in college full time, I further developed my understanding of time management.
Draftsman, Steve Ciochetty Knoxville, TN
Photoshop InDesign Illustrator
June - July 2017
Urban Architecture Summer Studio
EXPERIENCE
AutoCad
May 2016
Architecture History + Theory Summer Program
Nashville, TN
Revit
July 2017
For a Knoxville condo renovation, I was tasked with taking site measurements, drafting the existing floor plan, existing electrical plan, proposed floor plan, and proposed electrical plan.
Rhino SketchUp Microsoft Office Skilled in both computer and hand-drafting. Took 4 years of draftsman classes before college.
Cashier and Key Holder, Great American Cookie Co. Chattanooga, TN
September 2011 - May 2014
As the youngest key holder the store had ever trusted, I demonstrated responsibility and developed the ability to coordinate members of a team.
HONORS
Deans List Cum Laude Achievement : Fall 2014, Spring 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016, Fall 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017
Third Place, Max Min Competition Spring 2017 A UTK annual competition which pairs architecture students with architecture students of all years. These groups then work together in three days to present a design solution to actual campus proposals.
Skilled in a variety of art mediums: watercolor, acrylic, pastels, pencil, and charcoal
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BOEING LATTICE Design Partners: James Halliwell + Bryan Pickle
Instructor: Professor James Rose, AIA
Year: Fall 2017 (4th year) Boeing recently developed a micro-lattice structure that is the inspiration of the design of this materials research lab at Cherokee Farms in Knoxville, TN. This lattice is reflected in the contemporary space frame structure and facade system. By having an interstitial floor for mechanical space and the structural space frame, the company’s lab spaces are completely open floor plans. The structure allows Boeing’s program to be raised off the street level and the ground level to be public with a large courtyard accessed by the underbelly of Boeing’s mass.
West Elevati Elevation
South So th Ele Elevation ation
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Site Aerial
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DeďŹ ning Edges Plaza Edge Street Edge
Separating Program Boeing Program Other Tenant Program
Elevating Boeing Placing hierarchy on Boeing Program
Opening Courtyard DeďŹ ning edge while keeping public access
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Ground Plan
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Room for Company Growth
6,125 sqft
164319 sqft
62 jobs
165 jobs
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.The only spaces for Boeing that are entirely accessible to the public are the lobby and gift shop. This space allows the company to display their most recent projects to the public while inspiring the community to be innovative and creative.
Ground Plan
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12’ Acoustic Tile
15’ Steel Decking
25’ Gypsum Board
10’ Acoustic Tile
10’ Acoustic Tile
10’ Acoustic Tile
12’ Steel Decking
12’ Steel Decking
Return Vent Supply Vent Sprinkler Head Recessed-Can Light Suspended Box Light Return Vent Supply Vent
25’ Acoustic Tile
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Interstitial Floor The Boeing Lattice program needed to have flexible floor plates that allowed for both company growth and large machinery. By creating an interstial floor, the labratory spaces are able to expand and contain minimal structural members. Within the interstial floor, the HVAC units are contained as well as a space frame structure. This floor regulates the heating and air for the entire Boeing mass as well as houses the electrical equipment for the second, third, and fourth levels.
Level 3 Plan
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The main mode of circulation through the building is a suspended staircase that is supported fully by steel tension cables. This staircase is used by all of the tenants and helps divide the program while keeping the tenants in conversation with each other.
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[Ground]
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LIVING TOWER Instructor: Professor Thomas K. Davis, FAIA
Year: Summer 2017 ( 3rd year ) An abandoned nuclear facility, the site offered a variety of existing concrete structures. A ten percent complete cooling tower is used as the foundation of a residential complex. The form allows for the center of the tower to be hollow therefore creating a 500 foot open-air atrium. The circular oor plates allow for both views into the proposed nuclear heritage park and into the center atrium.
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Dimensions and Occupancies Height ..................................................................525 feet Floors ................................................................. 43 levels Condominiums ......................................640 units Hotel Rooms .......................................... 640 units
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Ijams Market Instructor: Michael Davis , Sanders Pace
Year: Spring 2017 ( 3rd year )
The Ijams Market creates an agritourism hub for Knoxville’s Urban Wilderness and Ijams Nature Center. The main purpose of this design is to further the communities knowledge about their environment and expand the usage of the existing site. The form is derived from the existing trails on site. The market creates a large public space for community festivals and extends the current hours of use on the site.
Roof Plan
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Daylighting - Shading
Top Lighting : Saw-tooth skylights both let in sun from high angles as well as reect light across the space.
Anti-Glare Lighting : Louvers block summer light while allowing winter light and still allows views outward.
Ventilation - Passive Cooling
Building Mechanical Strategies : Daylighting : Top lighting and reected light provided by skylights Exterior Shading : Horizontal louvers at along long glass curtain walls Ventilation : Operable clerestories along glass curtain walls, operable skylights where the most interior heat exists Thermal Mass : Large massing wall holds heat during the winter months
Operable Ventilation : Saw-tooth Skylights
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