Jacob Patterson
Graduate Work
Professional Work
Undergrad Work
Miscellaneous
Wedgewood PAC Revival Church Capitol Theatre
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N Carpenter St
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Mission Church Riverkeeper World Vision Open Air Museum
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Sketches Objects Programs
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Wedgewood PAC Wedgewood Houston Master planning “A master plan vision and development project for the redeveloping wedgewood houston neighborhood�
After visiting Nashville and performing a two day master plan charette that focused on minimizing the gentrification in the neighborhood and providing standards for the new development taking place. I designed a neighborhood performing arts center that provides the Nashville Repertory Theatre Company with a permanent home and serve as an anchor for the proposed commercial/ entertainment area.
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Revival Church Charlottesville Plan “A new church to fit into a master plan proposal for charlottesville, virginia�
Our studio created a conceptual master plan to improve the Charlottesville downtown area and its transition into residential zoning. This church fits into one of three focus areas and is at the transition point from the proposed higher density area and the current residential area. I sought to explore the Gothic Revival architectural language and proportioning, while incorporating some modern design elements.
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Capitol Theatre Image of West Rockford “A remodelled theatre to be used by the proposed satellite college campus to the southeast”
This project was a short four week project for masterplanning the westside of Rockford, with two weeks spent on the individual building portion. The primary deliverables where images that could be used for fundraising purposes.
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RENOVATED THEATER
APARTMENTS/ TOWN HOUSES
HOTEL
BISTRO
FITNESS
PUBLIC SQUARE VENDORS
MIXED USE
BREWERY
ARTS SPACE
MIXED USE/ TOWNHOMES COLLEGE
PUBLIC MARKET COLLEGE
EVENT VENUE
PUBLIC MARKET
FARM/ AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL MIXED USE/ APARTMENTS/ TOWNHOMES TOWN HOUSES
FARM/ AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL FARM/ AG. SCHOOL
MIXED USE
MIXED USE
WATER SPORTS & RECREATION
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UNIVERSITY WORK SPACE
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SCHOOL
PARKING
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N Carpenter St Metal Panel OverClad “Over-clad of existing metal panel due to poor installation and aestetics�
This project was drawn from permit drawings, updated to match as-built conditions, and re-detailed for the new panel system to be installed
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Mission Church Vision 1 “A poetic vision of the tabernacle as described in exodus”
My poetic vision of the tabernacle sought to show the levels of cleanliness vs. the amount of people, as they pursued the holiness of God. I used the metals found in the tabernacle that related to the levels of cleanliness (Bronze, Silver, and Gold). The size of the peices represented the amount of people that could be in that level. The dynamic movement of the sculpture shows the more “pure” they are, the straighter they become. Lastly the stone base represents the people of the earth that were outside of God’s covenant.
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High Priest
Priests
Isrealites
Non-Isrealites
Vision 2 “A guidebook for a church client to use to understand and initially plan a mission
Traditional Catholic
Traditional Protestant
Contemporary Protestant
church�
I was in the Liturgy section, where I created a service timeline comparison between three case studies. The case studies represented: Traditional Catholic Traditional Protestant Contemporary Protestant We also created a workbook for a client to do initial schemes and site analysis for their new mission church. I was a lead editor for the workbook, as well as the cover illustrator.
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Vision 3 “A 400 seat mission church to be built in the chicagoland area”
Using my concept from Vision 1, I designed the general floor plan of the church. The program was situated so that the concept of seeking holiness would be enhanced. Many details in the church are designed to continue and accentuate the conceptual ideas. The use of our guidebook and workbook was used in the early stages of design. I took inspiration from my vision 1 sculpture to create my steeple, and made it a sculpture in a prayer garden.
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CHURCH SANCTUARYSANCTUARY SANCTUARY ALTAR
ALTARALTAR
CHURCH CHURCH
WORSHIP EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION OTHER RECREATION SUPPORT CIRCULATION
FLOOR PLAN 1/8”=1’
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GALLERY Riverkeeper
SITE INSPIRATIONS
SITE SECTION 1” = 30’
Fox River Center
Riverkeeper
“An inovative facility that educates and informs the public about the river and its ecosystem”
SITE INSPIRATIONS
When we visited the site ORATORY to anaylze and draw inspiration, I was inspired by things around the site that “dissrupted” one another. I saw the riverkeeper as someone who needed to disrupt how people view the river by educating them about how they impact it and its ecosystem. The site was small and had a steep elevation3D DIAGRAMS change, so I had my building lodge into the ground, creating more PROGRAM green space on the roof, and allowing better views to the river.
3D DIAGRAMS
Community Room
LOWER LEVEL 3/32” = 1’
Oratory
Gallery
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NORTH ELEVATION 3/32” = 1’
NORTH SECTION 3/32” = 1’
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World Vision Shelter Competition “A temporary shelter to be deployed after a disaster to provide relief�
This was a semester long project, that started as individual projects and progressed to one class project. In each group I was in I took a leadership position, and was on the final build team that represented our project at the competition. The design was mostly complete before I joined the team, but I contributed the tensioning system to stabilize the shelter. I also designed the logo for our team shirts.
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World Vision Disaster Shelter Design Transitional Shelter for Indonesia
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How does it happen? 1 - Adaptability
Two separate areas not only give users the freedom to manage the interior spaces according to their preferences but also allow for gender-specific space division in Indonesian domestic culture.
2 - Rain Collection
In the center of the roof of each pod is a hole for rain collection as well as ventilation.
3 - Fabric/Reed Skin
The compound system of fabric overlaid in parts with reeds allows for maximum ventilation, is lightweight and is easily replaceable with local materials.
4 - Metal Joints
Stronger than normal PVC joints, the joints are universal making it easy for PVC-replacement bamboo to be used. The two custom joints, one for the top and one for the bottom, can easily be mass produced.
5 - Flooring
The Eventdeck flooring is perforated for drainage, is durable, can be assembled quickly and contours to the shape of the ground.
6 - PVC
Strong, light and durable, the PVC poles make up most of the structure and can be easily replaced with local materials, such as bamboo.
7 - Tension
The tension ropes in the wall and roof systems prevents racking, further strengthening the entire system.
Product
Quantity
Weight/Unit
Cost/Unit
Total Cost
Total Weight (lbs/kg)
1.5” dia. PVC x 6’8”
80’
.51 lbs/ft
$3.80/10’
$30.40
40.8 lbs / 18.51 kg
2” dia. PVC x 2’4”
28’
.68 lbs/ft
$4.97/10’
$13.60
19.04 lbs / 8.64 kg
2” dia. PVC x 3’3”
39’
.68 lbs/ft
$4.97/10’
$19.38
26.5 lbs / 12.02 kg
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Open Air Museum Chicago Culture “An outdoor museum in chicago, inspired by tadao ando’s garden of fine arts”
This project was made to fit into a vacant space directly south of aqua tower in chicago. The art displayed at the garden of fine arts had to be displayed in our museum. The museum had to be ADA accessible and accessible from the upper and lower level. I also designed a bench that could be found on the site and compliment the overall design.
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Sketches Europe Trip “Record
your
experience
with the work of your hand�
I spent a month in europe to study the architecture and gain valuable cultural experience. The main cities visited were: Venice Florence Rome Prague Berlin Amsterdam I tried several styles of sketching, but found shadow and simplification drawings were my favored styles.
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Objects Human Scale These are some of the things that I have created over the years. It is a mix of school and personal works.
Human Posture Project
3D Printed Dice
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Everyday Carry
Kinematic Sheet
Analog Lamp Session Building Gift
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Programs Software These are some examples of works done in other programs.
Electricity Consumption January 2017
Time of Day January February 2318 2398 12:00 AM 2273 2336 1:00 AM 2224 2265 2:00 AM 2108 1923 3:00 AM 2075 1913 4:00 AM 2071 1917 5:00 AM 2081 1931 6:00 AM 2146 1923 7:00 AM 2927 2895 8:00 AM 3239 3158 9:00 AM 3345 3258 10:00 AM 3418 3334 11:00 AM 3459 3365 12:00 PM 3609 3464 1:00 PM 3630 3577 2:00 PM 3684 3662 3:00 PM 3769 3735 4:00 PM 3825 3824 5:00 PM 3405 3453 6:00 PM 3451 3628 7:00 PM 3468 3742 8:00 PM 3401 3709 9:00 PM 3267 3491 10:00 PM 2776 3072 11:00 PM TOTAL 71969 71973
March 2604 2496 2438 2143 2104 2107 2113 2228 3106 3519 3630 3636 3722 3776 3878 3928 3920 3889 3552 3627 3727 3732 3550 3160 76585
April 2458 2379 2272 1915 1919 1922 1934 2033 2787 3112 3176 3227 3222 3304 3501 3609 3644 3552 3313 3612 3753 3656 3463 3045 70808
Excel
Illustrator/Photoshop
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Dynamo
May 2209 2204 2068 1890 1831 1846 1860 2015 2438 2914 3053 3033 3033 3059 3104 3110 3100 2989 2840 2531 2534 2509 2479 2179 60828
June 3799 3356 3044 1363 1356 1362 1903 2453 3057 3938 4400 4798 5114 5219 5307 5348 5378 5209 4902 4476 4231 4287 4113 4003 92414
July 5032 4931 4619 1480 1478 1769 2883 4017 4671 4988 5545 6279 6446 6599 6661 6656 6730 6476 6173 5754 5484 5443 5336 5153 120603
August 4613 4319 4053 1361 1353 1445 2339 3350 3928 4188 4817 5644 5914 6099 6290 6358 6388 6197 5762 5464 5367 5352 5183 4979 110763
September 3499 3312 2947 1825 1821 1870 1837 2701 3199 3388 3568 3770 4288 4671 4940 5101 5226 5278 4715 4701 4744 4568 4294 4158 90421
October 3325 3169 3022 2088 2070 2065 2072 2545 3301 3521 3603 3855 4169 4430 4583 4627 4706 4647 4418 4530 4496 4522 4425 4106 88295
November 2698 2585 2517 2202 2146 2186 2193 2430 2826 2930 3074 3232 3278 3341 3503 3589 3760 3762 3483 3562 3645 3658 3541 3286 73427
December Average 2693 3137 2634 2999 2413 2823 2360 1888 2348 1868 2366 1910 2375 2127 2390 2519 2497 3136 2628 3460 2716 3682 2769 3916 2779 4066 2818 4199 2875 4321 2890 4380 2944 4442 2961 4384 2792 4067 2759 4008 2742 3994 2725 3963 2694 3820 2616 3544 63784 82655.79
Total 37646 35994 33882 22658 22414 22926 25521 30231 37632 41523 44185 46995 48789 50389 51849 52562 53300 52609 48808 48095 47933 47562 45836 42533 991870
ArcGIS
Autodesk CFD
Lumion
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