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FOURTH FLOOR
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MAUSOLEUM SECTION B
For my Studio 3 project we were to design a mausoleum for the American Philosophical Society. My design was conceived from the idea of erasing the largeness of the site and project criteria by finding strength in personal moments.
MUSEUM MODEL
MUSEUM SITE PLAN
MECHANICAL ROOM
RESEARCH LIBRARY STACKS
RESEARCH LIBRARY STACKS
IT COORDINATOR AND ENTRY ROOM
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SERVER ROOM
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CONFERENCE ROOM DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
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CLASSROOM 1 LECTURE ROOM
LOADING AREA
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Preservation Workroom
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DISPLAY ROOM 3
ENTRY CHECK POINT
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DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
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ARCHIVE STORAGE AND DISPLAY
ARCHIVE STORAGE AND DISPLAY
The design of the APS museums were an extension of the mausoleums form. Each building holds a specific function, and each box within the building holds to a specific exhibit. The concept was to have the exhibits float within a structure mainly of glass.
The site and project were one big landscape, and through manipulation, that idea was erased and a blur between landscape and construct was developed. In the creation of the big arc, smaller spaces and events were exposed in the large structure. This is where people can find their personal place and moment for reflextion. Multiple spaces are available with the redefining of a central mausoleum as a path, rather than a singular plaza. The landscaped environment along the path also offered an invitation of space with the placement of trees and changes in topography.
SITE AND MAUSOLEUM MODEL
SITE PLAN
INITIAL SKETCHES The site, at the Airforce base in Colorado Springs, consists of a large open field with sloping topography surrounded by the interstate to the East and a tree covered creek path to the West. The space in-between was uninhabited and open, with no place to feel close or connected to anything. By generating a place holder for people to inhabit, it creates a comfortable environment where one could find ownership and boundaries in their own space. There is also strength in how the site would be viewed from above. It cuts through the landscape significantly.
DIGITAL FABRICATION - WOODEN HAMMOCK
For my digital fabrication project I worked in a group with Kenneth Kottwitz and Garrett Vaughn. We decided upon creating a wooden hammock based off the form from the undulated surface of a surf board. The initial shape was then contoured using a Grasshopper script, through the program Rhino. We produced a unique form for every wood rib constructed.
By using spheres as separators for the ribs, the hammock can bend when the weight of a human body is placed upon it. This allows the hammock to contour to the curvature of the spine without each gap pinching inwards, and the ribs provide stability.
ORIGINAL SHAPE
WIREFRAME
MODELED CONTOURS
The idea of a wooden hammock sounds uncomfortable and unusable. This was the challege we brought upon ourselves to discredit. We had to combine comfort with structure and performance in order to create something more than just an artistic piece.
CUT SHEETS AND PROFILING MODEL The wooden ribs we formed were then built by laminating together layers of cabinet grade plywood and cutting them out with the CNC (computer numberical control machine). The ribs were cut in three board peices and the head peices were each cut from a large block of laminated wood.
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MAIN LOBBY RENDERING
1650 WEWATTA THE PLATFORM Located immediately behind Union Station in Denver, Colorado, at the center of the new regional transportation hub. This 21 story mixeduse, high-rise apartment tower consists of 287 units, community center, fitness, and 16th floor outdoor pool deck overlooking the beautiful Colorado mountain range.
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The design and documentation of this project was a collaboration with SA+R Architects and Davis Partnership Architects. The interior design team consisted of Cynthia Steinbrecher (Associate) and myself. All design decisions were made in close collaboration with Holland Development to reach the final renderings shown. My responsibilities on the project included Client/Developer/ Engineer/Architect/Interior OAC meetings, investor presentations, finish selection and documentation, value engineering studies, all Revit construction coordination, detailing and documentation and furniture and art studies.
MAIN LOBBY CEILING SECTION MAIN LOBBY RENDERING
COMMUNITY ROOM AND POOL DECK RENDERING
The initial design concept was derived from the idea of Natural Luxery, inspired by the rugged natural terrain of the northern west coast. A highend clientel led us to design with timeless base materials. Textured stones, warm woods and crisp, nuetral tile and paints. Bright color was added in furniture and fabric to incorporate current trends. MASTER FINISH BOARD
ELEVATOR LOBBY CONCEPT 1
ELEVATOR LOBBY CONCEPT 2
This concept is derived from the weather worn but texturally rich landscape of Colorado. Both the built and un-built environment of our state inspire the repetitive yet organic forms of the space. Soft warm tones are offset by rich, bright and unexpected hues.
CONCEPT BOARD
Located in Lakewood, Colorado, the Belmar area is developing into a new urbanized neighborhood. The Davis Partnership team designed a two block development complete with a 3 story single-stacked, with attached garage, condo community, and a 4 story Texan wrap apartment complex. The project architect was Fred Pax (Associate) and David Daniel (Associate Partner). The interiors was led by myself and overseen by Cynthia Steinbrecher (Associate). My responsibilities included all phases of design from schematic through construction documents. Close coordination on unit and kitchen layouts were developed with Holland Development. Electrical layouts and lighting selection, value engineering studies and final detailing and documentation were also complete.
COMMUNITY ROOM RENDERING
BELMAR 2 The Belmar 2 concept is derived from the weather worn but texturally rich landscape of Colorado. Both the built and un-built environment of our state inspire the repetitive yet organic forms of the space. Soft warm tones are offset by rich, bright, and unexpected hues.
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The mixed clientel base led me to design with timeless materials and a warmer color palette. Lighting and art added a playfulness to the overall design. Design features of importance to Holland Development included transparency but privacy between spaces, large sliding glass doors into the leasing office, double-sided fireplace, multi-purpose community kitchen and gathering space, and multi-use conference room. Everything needed to feel high-end but with a very tight budget.
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Between both blocks there was a total of 22 different unit layouts. All units were studied per code requirements and kitchen layouts were modeled and rendered in SketchUp to review in detail with the development team. With the SketchUp models we were able to walk through the units and push and pull questionable items to show exactly what they were looking for before documentation.
KITCHEN LAYOUT 1
KITCHEN LAYOUT 2
MAIN LOBBY RENDERING
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With a strong alumni design team from Davis Partnership, and with sports coordination from Cannon Design, a LEED Platinum college athletic facility was put forth. Currently under construction the center consists of renovation of the existing rec center with a large addition. Different sports areas were created with weight and cardio equipment intermingled, creating more intimate zones and many different dedicated sport centers. The design concept focused on organic forms, modern elements, and warm tones, all relating to the lifestyle Boulder embodies. The interior design team consisted of Jennifer Henry (Senior Designer) and myself. My responsibilities included initial design presentations, finish selection and documentation, and construction administration primary interior contact. STUDENT LOCKER ROOM LOUNGE AERIAL VIEW
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The new and fastly growing technology based company was looking for a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Googleinspiredâ&#x20AC;? work place with a Boulder, Colorado inspiration. The building, which would be shared with my project E-Source, was brought through initial layout decussions and beginning design communication. We developed a board (as shown on this spread) that communicated the basic design ideas, materials and application they would like to have in their workplace. This was sent to Hyder Construction for preliminary pricing for future construction.
MISSOURI FALLS
ROOF DECK RENDERING
Bancroft Development was looking to study the potential of an outdoor work place on the un-used deck spce of an older building in Scottsdale, Arizona. I spent several hours in SketchUp putting together a series of images which we could create pricing and discuss design opportunities before the property was purchased.
EXTERIOR FACADE RENDERING
The owner of several downtown Denver barâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s saw the opportunity to transform an old bar into something better. Through close design development with Davis he aspired to create a new client base with a mid-century working class tone. He wanted to incorporate strong rust, structural steel and worn brick. I worked closely with the team to document the existing conditions and study how those conditions could be developed into something new.
ROOSEVELT BAR
INTERIOR CONCEPT RENDERING
WAITING ROOM RENDERING
Dr. Geraghty’s practice had outgrown their old space and sought to build new in a vacant tenant space. I worked closely with the client, overseen by Joe Lear (Associate Principal), to create a new office space with strict design guidelines. As the project manager I completed all documentation, contracts and handled all client/contractor/engineer coordination both in the office and in the field.
DR. GERAGHTY’S FAMILY MEDICINE 1' - 0" 4 7/8"
1/4"
TRANSACTION TOP BEYOND METAL STUD 6.3 MM X 10.5 MM PH EURO SCREW 2 PER CLIP, C/S PART NO. 90H467002
SS1, SOLID SURFACE TOP
5/8" PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE
1/4" REVEAL BULLNOSE EDGE
#6 X 1 5/8" BUGLE HEAD SMS, C/S PART NO. 90H079002 REFER TO SECTIONS
INTERIOR PARTITION TYPE P11 RE: FRAMING PLAN SS1, SOLID SURFACE EDGE CONTINUATION. RE: ELEVATIONS
CONTINUOUS WALL MOUNTED CLIP C/S PART NO. 21A005000
6.3MM X 10.5MM PH EURO SCREW 2 PER CLIP, C/S PART NO. 90H467002
1/4"
3' 6"
3' - 6"
1/4" REVEAL
2" (50 MM) WIDE MOUNTING CLIP 24" (609.6 MM) O.C. MAX. C/S PART NO. 21FOO4OOO
4" X 1/4" SOLID STAINLESS STEEL METAL REVEAL STRIP
2"x2" STEEL TUBE SUPPORT SECURED BETWEEN TWO VERTICAL STUDS, CLEAT TO WALL; RE: A-901 FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS
1' - 2"
1 1/2"
PL1 P-LAM WOOD PANEL, RE: FINISH LEGEND
REFER TO SECTIONS
PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED 1' - 2"
Sim
2' - 0 1/2"
4 I-302
3 31/32"
2' - 5 15/16"
METAL STUDS
PL2 P-LAM WOOD PANEL, RE: FINISH LEGEND AND ELEVATIONS
2" X 1/4" METAL REVEAL STRIP
6.3 MM X 10.5 MM PH EURO SCREW 2 PER CLIP, C/S PART NO. 90H467002 #6 X 1 5/8" BUGLE HEAD SMS, C/S PART NO. 90H079002
BASE EITHER SIDE, RE: FINISH LEGEND. REFER TO BASE DETAILS FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES.
CONTINUOUS WALL MOUNTED CLIP C/S PART NO. 21A005000
HORIZONTAL REVEAL
RECEPTION DECK SECTION
RECEPTION DECK DETAIL
2" (50 MM) WIDE MOUNTING CLIP 24" (609.6 MM) O.C. MAX C/S PART NO. 12F0040000 PL1 P-LAM OVER 5/8" MDF
PL1 P-LAM OVER 5/8" MDF
SECURE STEEL TUBE TO FLOOR
5/8" PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE
REFER TO ELEVATION
1/4"
VERTICAL REVEAL
REFER TO ELEVATION
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MOVABLE FILE STORAGE 104
D104
D121
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EXAM #3 123 OFFICE #3 119
I-202
STORAGE 127
D123
1F
EL TRAV
D119
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2C RECEPTION 102
PRIVATE 3C CHECK IN 101
1
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I-201
D120
8G
1C
CORRIDOR A 129
D127
EXAM #5 126
I-202
D105
WEIGH-IN 105
I-201
D128 5
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ANCE DIST
1 I-301
D126
CORRIDOR C 130
UP
SUPPLY 106
D118 D106
EXAM #1 118
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OFFICE #2 120
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CHARTS 103
D103
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NURSE STATION 122 2E
OFFICE #1 121
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TREATMENT 128 5F
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WAITING 100
3
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EXAM #4 124
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EXAM #6 125
3F
D124
TOILET 107 D107
LAUNDRY D117 117
D100
3
PSYCH ROOM 116
4
4
CORRIDOR B 128
D116
1 I-301
D111
D110
I-202
D109
1A I-201
16 I-301
6E
D108
2
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STAFF TOILET 111 BREAK ROOM 115
D114
D112
STORAGE 112 6' - 0" I-202
5
EXAM #7 110 I-202
IT 114
7E
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EXAM #8 109
UP
EXAM #2 108
2F
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UTILITY WH 113
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CONSTRUCTION PLAN PASS THROUGH TO NURSE STATION
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CHARTS 103
1
NURSE STATION 122
CPT1
OFFICE #1 121 2' - 9"
8' - 11 1/8"
P6
2' - 9"
2' - 9"
1' - 9"
MOVABLE FILE STORAGE 104
8'-0"
CPT1
1
PRIVATE CHECK IN 101
CORRIDOR D 131
CPT1
8'-0"
2' - 1 7/8"
2' - 9"
P3
2' - 1 7/8"
CPT1
VCT1
VCT1
OFFICE #3 119
CPT1
CORRIDOR C 130
EXAM #3 123
VCT1
EXAM #4 124
P5 P4
VCT1
CPT1
8'-6"
8'-6"
3' - 7 1/2"
3' - 3 5/8"
8'-6"
LAUNDRY 117 1
1
1
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TREATMENT 128
CPT1
EXAM #4 124
P4 4' - 0"
WAITING 100 EXAM #6 125
CPT1
LAUNDRY 117
TOILET 107
PFT1
P5
VCT1
CPT1
TOILET 107
VCT1
2' - 10 1/8"
SUPPLY 106
TREATMENT 128
VCT1
EXAM #6 125 CORRIDOR B 128
CPT1
VCT1
P5
EXAM #1 118
WEIGH-IN 105
P6
P5
SUPPLY 106 CORRIDOR A 129
P3 CPT1
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CORRIDOR C 130
WAITING 100
EXAM #5 126
CORRIDOR A 129
CPT1
STORAGE 127
EXAM #5 126
8'-6"
EXAM #1 118
P4
P4
EXAM #3 123
1
WEIGH-IN 105
RECEPTION 102
PRIVATE CHECK IN 101
P4
P5 8'-0"
1
STORAGE 127
MOVABLE FILE STORAGE 104
7 5/8"
P6 1
CPT1
VCT1
1' - 3"
1
8'-6" OFFICE #3 119
NURSE STATION 122
OFFICE #1 121
RECEPTION 102
1' - 6"
7 3/8"
8'-6"
1' - 3"
7 1/2"
2' - 0 1/8"
CPT1 OFFICE #2 120
CHARTS 103
4' - 9 1/2"
OFFICE #2 120
EXISTING TILE. V.I.F.
CPT1
CPT1 P5 PSYCH ROOM 116
1
CORRIDOR B 128
CPT1
CPT1
P3 CORRIDOR B 128
PSYCH ROOM 116
7'-10" ABOVE CASEWORK
2
STAFF TOILET 111
EXAM #8 109
EXAM #2 108
1' - 5 7/8"
UTILITY 113 OPEN TO STRUCTURE
VCT1
REF.
STORAGE 112
VCT1 P4 P5
VCT1
VCT1 IT 114
UP
OPEN TO STRUCTURE
VCT1 P5
BREAK ROOM 115 EXAM #7 110
EXAM #7 110
EXAM #8 109
EXAM #2 108
UP
UTILITY WH 113
1' - 6"
7'-10" ABOVE CASEWORK
PFT1
6' - 3"
STAFF TOILET 111 STORAGE 112
IT 114
CPT1
VCT1
2
2' - 4 5/8"
BREAK ROOM 115
R N
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
NURSE STATION - DURING CONSTRUCTION
FINISH PLAN
NURSE STATION RENDERING
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