J IH AN LEW Columbia University | Master of Schience in Architecture and Urban Design | 2014 Rhode Island School of Design | Bachelor of Architecture | 2012
School House For
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Bond[ing]
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Urban Lifestyle Center
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La Meseta Project
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Neighborhood Architecture
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Spatial Beacon
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Paris Market Lab
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Pop Tower
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utility + storages
restaurants
ďŹ sh cage
markets
Generative Pooling
Children And Elderly
hotel
museum
Aggregate Barrier
250 Wynwood
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A2.1 2 56' 26'-8"
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ENTRY
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
BATH
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Peter Stempel , AIA
BEDROOM BEDROOM
BEDROOM
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10'
BALCONY
3 A3.2
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
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Stempel
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KITCHEN
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BALCONY BATH
BALCONY
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Cliffrose Lodge Suites
1,660 SF 3908.08 ASL
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CLIFFROSE SUITES 2ND FL
Stempel Form PC
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Hedmark Cathedral Museum
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Installation Proposals for High Line
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JIHAN LEW
917 608 5998 jihanlew@gmail.com www.jihanlew.com
AGGREGATE BARRIER WATERFRONT INFRASTRUCTURE / RED HOOK, NEW YORK / SUMMER 2013 With Xin Fu, Tiantian Ren, Duyoung Yoon Red Hook is surrounded by water, yet its current waterfront is underutilized due to inactive or restricted industrial zones dominating the majority of it. Approximately the entire site lies also within the flood plain, thus it is vulnerable to flooding. The Aggregate Barrier aims at rezoning Red Hook flood plain to promote a working waterfront while creating a continuous flood barrier around the site to protect its upland communities from flooding. As part of the new zoning resolution, the design aims at condensing manufacture zones towards the Eastern and Western ends of Red Hook while opening up major portion of the Southern tip as park and other recreational areas, therefore promote an active waterfront. At the same time, existing building facades are connected with construction infill, landscape dunes and other freestanding structures while treated by water proofing to create a continuous flood barrier along the waterfront zone. Furthermore, zoning regulations are applied towards retrofitting the buildings outside and along the barrier to offer flood resiliency, as well as assigning maintenance and operational responsibilities to the dry zones in order to ensure the aggregate barrier function as a continuous defence in the event of flooding.
Red Hook, Brooklyn
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100 Year + 500 Year flood line
Aggregate Barrier along waterfront
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Zoning Strategies
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Dry Zone Barrier Zone Wet Zone
Original zoning
Wet Zone
Modified zoning to utilize the water front
Multistory industrial building
Flood Zoning to support Aggregate Barrier
Elevated industrial platform
Singlestory industrial building Open ground floor
Small scale industrial building
Ground floor reprogramming
Barrier Zone
Infill barrier
Existing building barrier
Landscape barrier
Freestanding barrier
Dry Zone Initial funding
Maintenance
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Case study / Phasing
Barrier with multiple programs
2013 / Current State
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2015 / Aggregate Barrier
2020 / Waterfront redevelopment
Occupying waterfront
2025 / New lot development
Revitilize Red Hook
2030 / Industrial zone reconfiguration
2050 / Flooding
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BOND[ING] DEVELOPMENT / EAST HARLEM, NEW YORK + NEW ROCHELLE / FALL 2013 With Maria Ayarra, Faisal Almogren, Ji Han Lew, Xin Fu, Yue Zhao An active, safe and adaptive urban corridor that supports daily living and promotes community interactions is healthy for a city’s residents. Such urban corridor is often reinforced by having anchoring entities that attract users while also bonding with each other to strengthen connections. The Design approach aims at defining the characteristics of each corridor, proposing new anchoring entities reinforcing existing identities, as well as introducing modification to the corridors to bring activities, safety and flexibility to the street.
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East Harlem / Bonding local capability by the safe corridor Home to many locally owned shops, Third Avenue suffers inactivity and safety issues due to high vacancy rates, ill street surface conditions as well as lacking community oriented programs. To provide a safe and active main corridor, a retail and community oriented hybrid marketplace is introduced, aimed at developing new investment, anchoring existing programs along and around Third Avenue, offering activities while attracting foot traffic onto the street. These anchoring entities are bonded through recreating the street fronts by infilling NYCHA open space and occupying vacant units. The corridor is then further reinforced by series of beautification actions, aimed at providing a safe street environment, while extending its connections to the related existing contexts.
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Street reconfiguration
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New Rochelle / Bonding regional capability by the multi-modal transit corridor North Avenue has been the main corridor in New Rochelle that serves as a major transit connection between the northern and southern ends of the city. However, the city’s dependency on cars, lack of walkability, fragmented downtown corridors and limited accesses to waterfront amenities diminishes the possibilities that North Avenue can offer while disjointing its northern neighborhoods from the south and waterfront. The design develops both the waterfront and downtown areas as anchoring points while reinforcing North Avenue’s connectivity. A new waterfront green corridor is introduced by reconfiguring the landform as well as connecting existing public waterfront parks, while the downtown area is reconstructed through modifying multiple existing structures as well as introducing new development. The waterfront and downtown is then connected through new inter-modal transit system, while this connection is reinforced by rezoning along North Avenue between the two anchors. The systematic development of waterfront and downtown then becomes new destination to the city while reconnecting to the north.
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East Harlem
New Rochelle
MANYATTA
community bio-center
PHASE 1 | CLEAN AUJI
waste collection
mainstream economy
bio-gas generation
income generation
social capital credits
tourism
social amenities
PHASE 2 | TREAT WATER Auji River
constructed wetlands
Bypass
water filtration
market
flood prevention
restaurant
PHASE 3 | GENERATE BUSINESS eco-tourism
aquaculture
eco-habitat
GENERATIVE POOLING URBAN DENSIFICATION / KISUMU, KENYA / SPRING 2014 With Fan Guo, Nijia Ji, Ji Han Lew, Yu Zhang Manyatta is one of the largest slums in Kisumu, a city where slum-dwellers make up more than 60% of its total population. While Kisumu goes through rapid population growth, the residents in Manyatta continue to face limited financial opportunities and environmental health crisis, amplified by impacts from the seasonal flood damage due to its poor drainage condition. [Generative Pooling] challenges the negative association between Manyatta and its hydrological environment by addressing the flooding, limited sanitation infrastructure, and a deficient economy within Manyatta. We propose progressive sanitary and ecological intervention to improve water quality and alleviate flood risk from Auji River, and long-term economic benefits that follow the clean and controlled water management. The project will involve and energize the community, public and private sectors of Kisumu to support healthier lifestyle and improved economy.
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Phase 1: Clean Auji Rift Valley
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Manyatta B Kisumu Sewage Waste Recycling Plant Currently disfunctional sewerage & waste Recycling Plant built by Tianjin University & KCM.
Lake Victoria Runo Stormwater Runo a cause for Water Hyacinth breakout
Storm Water Flow
Manyatta B
Bio-Community Center Sites Auji Channel Secondary Drainage
Unoccupied Wetland Auji Channel - Kisumu Bypass Nairobi Road Intersection
1400ft/ 5min walking distance
Manyatta, with limited economic presence and lacking proper waste collection infrastructure, currently faces a sanitation problem and increased flooding risk, as well as regional ecological impact due to waste disposal in the Auji Channel. Our phasing strategy begins with Manyatta’s effort to de-congest the Auji Channel by rewarding them Social Capital Credits for collecting and relocating waste. To encourage responsible waste disposal within the community, we propose a series of bio-community centers in the unused open spaces along Auji Channel that act as waste disposal stations, rewarding proper disposal of waste with services, such as showers, fresh water, learning and gathering spaces. The Bio-community centers operate on a bio-gas harvesting system that turns organic and human waste into energy to sustain itself. The open space act as not only community space, but one with vibrant social life. The Bio-Community Centers are placed to allow the majority of population in Manyatta B access in less than 10 minutes. Together, the bio-centers gradually reduces waste in the Auji Channel, providing better water flow and quality.
Second Floor Skill building classes Social Spaces
Ground Floor
Showers & water closet Fresh water
Cleaning Auji
Reallocation of Waste Social Capital Rewards Unclogging waterway for Ecological BeneďŹ t
Powered by Community Organic waste disposal Electricity through bio-gas Allows night time activities
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Phase 2: Treat Water
Inflow Outflow
33m3/s 30m3/s
Bypass
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Hydrology & Landform for Constructed Wetland
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Liftup for marsh dams Slow down and filter flooding water
Lake Victoria
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Create storage for flood water Create land base for buildings
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Building on existing topography and easier flow of the Auji Channel, the next phase utilizes the southern tip of Manyatta, an unused marshland for a constructive wetland system. Topographically, the site located in the lowest point within Manyatta, with a topography slope ideal for natural water filtration across the site, while also containing a bowl condition within that is suitable for water storage. Currently, the seasonal rainfall in Kisumu that occurs between months of March and May creates an inflow condition that surpasses the outflow, creating heavy flooding threat locally during rainy seasons. The constructive wetland slows the water flow and retains stormwater. The construction of the wetland utilizes a cut & fill strategy that uses the excess soil to create a base for further development. The alternation between dry and wet seasons create a distinct character for lower Manyatta, allowing it to become a productive landscape during dry seasons and a natural catchment system during wet seasons. The wetland system retains more than 21,000 mÂł of water. Base on calculations, this retention system can alleviate local flooding during standard rainy seasons. During dryer seasons, the wetland water can alternative be utilized for offshore fishing.
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Phase 3: Generate Business Existing fish business sites
Potential of fish industry in Kisumu
capture: 79,237
kg
retail: 12% wholesale: 88%
Kisumu Polytechnic
Manyatta A
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retail sale can be enhanced for
30~60 KSH per kg
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clarias
Manyatta B
nile perch
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Marine Drive
Kisumu Municipal Market
current monthly ďŹ sh (June) capture and export
wholesale price vs. retail price SITE
about 60% of western Kenyan households depend on ďŹ sh as a source of food or income
Living condition in Kisumu
30%
unemployed 19
52%
informal jobs
60%
informal settlement
35%
unprotected water
53%
below poverty line
fish cage
fishery yield
cage covered in netting holds up to 3oo fish
1m
fish feed by larvas of mosquitos
fishery Revenue
market Jobs
market Earnings
~ $400,000 ksh/pond/year
280 Stalls
40% Increase from Average Income
hotel
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red uc em al
museum
300 Units Yield: 1000kg/day
market
escape of immaturate fish
1m
The proposed modular fish cage system can create fish processing business, on-site market, further generate an anchor for additional economic activities such as restaurants, hotels and other informal activities. The core programs will combine to turn the site into a local attraction. The proposed building typologies construct with excess local clay and pitched roofs for water collection. The Market is designed to flexibly operate in dry and rainy seasons with operable screens. Proposed market programs are expected to create jobs and business opportunities for people from Manyatta.
utility + storages
New Manyatta community space
markets
fish cage
restaurants
About 60% of western Kenyan households depend on fish as a source of food or income. However, only around 12% of fish produced is sold as retail locally. There exists several initiatives in boosting fish production and sales in Kenya spearheaded by the Ministry of Fisheries, paving way for a large opportunity in Kisumu to create an economic anchor revolving around a system of commercial fish production, retail markets, and value addition that can help turn this site into a productive landscape that creates jobs and generates revenue.
restaurant
Bypass
Responding to a need for social space “I have unused land. I hope we can better use our land with things like agriculture and biogenerators.”
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I make crafts to support the family. I wish there are more places close-by to sell my crafts and make some money.
enhance circulation by providing alternative routes
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generate interaction by integrating various programs
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museum wetland
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commercial
public activity
community center
infrastructure
market education center museum hostel fish restaurant
pedestrian 6. 7. 8. 9.
education storage fish farming micropool - stormwater storage
In response to onsite interviews, we are creating spaces for workshops, job training, and recreational space within the site.
create network by connecting adjacent attractions
Social Capital Credits (SoCCs)
individual
Recognize and honor individual for participating in community improvement. In return, individual will be able to exchange this virtual currency for other goods or services they need.
City of Kisumu
shower room
This card is issued by MCI
maintenance
shuttle bus street light
community space/room
waste collection
earn
spend
telephone
garbage truck public bathroom
booth
Community with largest number of SoCCs could get priority in service provision by the government.
SoCCs
Manyatta Credit Identification
Authorized Signature
ID: 000 123 456 Last Name First Name Area: Manyatta A Address: DOB: 08/12/2000 Sex: F HT:
Personal ID www. abcde.com www. abcde.com
Issued:
Expires:
Not valid unless signed
workshop/skill training
storage
community
Tom Opiyo’s Daily Routine in Manyatta
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8:00 am selling fish at market 12:00 pm eating lunch at market 17:00 pm cleaning booth
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20:00 pm shower at community center 7:30 am shuttle bus to fish center
Waste truck picks up organic waste twice a week, and recycled waste once a week
Free shuttle bus to run every 20 mins at peak hours* and every hour at non-peak hours *peak hour: 6:30 - 8:30 am 17:30 - 19:30 pm
18:30 pm shuttle bus to community center
7:00 am = 1 identical account walking to dump waste = 1 SOCCs card 19:00 pm attending worshop
NEIGHBORHOOD ARCHITECTURE RESIDENTIAL APARTMENT / ICHON, SEOUL / SPRING 2012 Childhood memories and imagining the places that I have lived give me the deepest sense of identity. They refresh my memory and rejuvenate my childhood creativity. The linkage between my mind and space becomes most vibrant. I spent the majority of my childhood in Ichon, a small neighborhood in the center of Seoul. It is the place where I most adore. Ichon is also particularly apt ground for criticism of the post war Korean apartment building. The neighborhood was built upon land filled in the bank of Han River in 1960’s and marked the beginning of the apartment housing era in Seoul. More than half of Seoul’s population and all of Ichon’s community are housed in this type of apartment building. The overwhelming industrial efficiency of this type of apartment architecture has damaged the sense of place and community among the residents. Architectural scholar Hisao Koyama wrote: “Place can only be perceived as the layering of culture, that is, as tradition. In the continuous layering of time, a place is where many different events occur. It is the basis for a human community to come together as one. Place is the foundation and central support of community.” In this proposal, the apartment buildings are treated as a living medium of Ichon’s idiosyncratic tradition. They are carefully transformed through measured addition and subtraction of space and program. Based on personal experience, thorough understanding and distinct optimism towards Ichon, I collect the lost and scattered tradition of the place and reorganize them into an architectural platform for the next generation to keep building memories upon.
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Seoul Ichon Neighborhood
Hangang Mansion Apartment Complex
Creating transparency
Adopting commercial zone
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Liberating ground circulation
Reintroducing the water
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Addressing the residual space - A place for children
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Section A-A’
Section B-B’
PARIS MARKET LAB RESTAURANT + CULINARY SCHOOL / ST. GERMAIN MARKET, PARIS / WINTER 2011 With Melanie Wavamunno
Paris Market Lab brings to an informed consciousness the city’s rich dialogue between superstructure and substructure, between served and servant, between diner and cook, by being above and beneath the ground. Altering the spatial order among the public street, dining area and kitchen allows the conventionally hidden process of world class cuisine to be revealed to the public. With diners seeping through the cavities between the culinary stations, the cooking is fore fronted and the dining becomes a theatrical secret event.
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SCHOOL HOUSE FOR CHILDREN AND ELDERLY MIXED-USE KINDERGARTEN / PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND / SPRING 2011 The project starts from the idea of bridging the children and the elderly of the city. The project attempts to close the gap between the two generations, thus maximizing the generativity of necessary transmission of life experiences from elder to younger generation. Sitting on a sloping site, different levels of volumetric spaces including central atrium circulation space, entry garden, secret garden, and rooftop garden accomodate different generations and the journey through each space intertwine their activities.
Plan / Ground level
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URBAN LIFESTYLE CENTER MIXED-USE URBAN CENTER / PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND / FALL 2011 Downtown Providence after work hours becomes uninhabited. The design for the new mixed-use urban center provides a focal point to the city to revitalize the downtown area. The site is surrounded by 3 colleges and over 10,000 student population. The open and circular center space was designed to hvost events and forums for the college students and young professionals. Its circular geometry disperses throughout the site and collides with the strict geometry of Arcade (the first mall built in the United States, but currently closed down for inadequate users), creating new programmatic opportunities and inviting users to participate in the conversation.
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LA MESETA PROJECT ORPHANAGE / CHIMALTENANGO, GUATEMALA / FALL 2010 Collaborating with partner charity projects Somos and Seres, the aim of the project was to design a children’s village that embraces a safe and nurturing community for the disadvantaged children in Chimaltenango, Guatemala. The design strategy incorporates a pinwheel layout that defines, disperses, and joins a series of indoor and outdoor spaces of each housing groups, allowing the children to gain diverse interactions and communal activity opportunities with each other.
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Earthbag construction technique was incorporated for environmental and economical sustainability
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SPATIAL BEACON DESIGN-BUILD INSTALLATION / BARRINGTON, RHODE ISLAN D / SPRING 2007 With Team Hill
80 strips 2 and a half wide ...about 5 eighth deep the object is a map of the site it is the spirit it is the idea of the experience the experience of traveling between its walls the object describes axes axes that directs you to beyond the axes are an open space a dynamic space a moment to bridge east and west an openness leading from land to water the object is a tool for visual connection it is a connection to the expanse connected to perception it is the experience of looking beyond standing at top with grey sky positioned behind the object guides you guiding you through points in space one point directly in front, navigating the escape two points, one on either side, to protect or to control you move through it you move around it you are protected... you are not the wall divides and locates you in space the barrier above? what does it say? maybe it can only be heard from a distance from a distance to read the movement the rhythm the idea the experience of the map
POP TOWER HIGH-RISE / GREENWICH VILLAGE, NEW YORK / FALL 2013 With Taehyung Park, Duyoung Yoon
Pop Tower embraces the views of New York City’s landmarks and scenic skylines. Located next to Washington Square Park, the tower takes advantage of its relatively low skyline of adjacent neighborhood and creates strong visual connections to the surrounding landmarks such as Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty, and Hudson River by orienting large openings toward them. The rest of Pop Tower’s skin is structurally stabilized with optimal triangulation. Within these triangular frames, surfaces of varying sizes that correspond to the amount of solar exposure are inserted in order to even out the heat gain throughout the building.
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form relaxation
triangulation
day light exposure analysis
Grasshopper + Revit
adaptive components
render
southern facade
northern facade
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250 WYNWOOD RESIDENTIAL / WYNWOOD ARTS DISTRICT, MIAMI / SPRING 2013 Sayigh + Duman Architects LLC
250 Wynwood is located in Miami’s Wynwood Arts District, one of the most vibrant creative neighborhoods in the United States. The neighborhood is characterized by the abundant street art that covers almost every wall and warehouse building in the neighborhood. 250 Wynwood’s interlocking slabs that extend out towards the street as balconies also serve as canvas for the curated artworks that represent the neighborhood. These artworks will be public and private exhibit simultaneously.
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south elevation
west elevation
CLIFFROSE LODGE SUITES
A2.1 2 56' 26'-8"
RESORT / SPRINGDALE, UTAH / SPRING 2013
5'
24'-4"
Draft Not for Construction
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
Stempel Form PC ENTRY
BATH
EXISTING HOTEL BLDG
FRONT DRIVEWAY
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3908.08 ASL
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KITCHEN
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PROPOSED HOTEL BLDG
Peter Stempel , AIA
EXISTING GRADE
BEDROOM
EXISTING GRADE
F.F. = 3898.5' ASL
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
TRANSVERSE SECTION FOR ZONING COMPLIANCE 3/32" = 1'-0"
A0.1
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
28'-0" HEIGHT ENVELOPE (PER 10-11B-8D)
SR-9 @ 3913' ASL
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P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
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CLIFFROSE SUITES 2ND FL
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
28'-0" HEIGHT ENVELOPE (PER 10-11B-8D)
Peter Stempel , AIA
BEDROOM BEDROOM
A2.2
Draft Not for Construction
15'
BATH
Cliffrose Lodge is a local boutique resort bordering Zion National Park with villas, rooms and suites. This project is an addition of separate building consisting 6 suite units and basement gym facility. A series of preliminary construction documents including plans, sections and elevations were produced using AutoCAD.
Zoning Sections (Scale: 3/64" = 1'-0" @ 11X17 )
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Cliffrose Lodge Suites Zoning Sections 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
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Peter Stempel , AIA
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P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
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CLIFFROSE SUITES 1ST FL P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
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Peter Stempel , AIA
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T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
MATERIAL SCHEDULE STUCCO:
SENERGY (CARDAMON-WALLS) (JAVA - FOUND. & RETAINING)
WOOD SIDING: STAIN:
8" LOCAL PONDEROSA PINE DARK/REDWOOD (MATCH EXISTING)
STONE VENEER:
2" SANDSTONE (MATCH EXISTING)
ROOF:
CONCRETE TILE (MATCH EXISTING)
FACIA:
PAINTED BREAK METAL (COLOR TBD)
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
CONCRETE TILE ROOFING
STEEL RAILING, POWDER COAT TO MATCH FACIA STUCCO
PONDEROSA PINE TRIM, ALL WINDOWS & DOORS
Peter Stempel , AIA
GENERAL SECTION 1 A3.1
1/4" = 1'-0"
SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL BASEMENT F.F. -9'-10" / 3888.66 ASL
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
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Draft Not for Construction
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
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EAST ELEVATION A2.1
1/4" = 1'-0"
Peter Stempel , AIA
1/4" = 1'-0"
BASEMENT F.F. -9'-10" / 3888.66 ASL SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
Stempel Form PC
Date: XX.XX.20XX Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" By: JL
SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL
(Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0" @ 11X17 )
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
DDR Submittal:
GENERAL SECTION 2 A3.1
1/4" = 1'-0"
SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL BASEMENT F.F. -9'-10" / 3888.66 ASL
Revised: By: Date:
Revised: By: Date:
Revised: By: Date:
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
Revised: By: Date:
A3.1
Date: XX.XX.20XX Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" By: JL
(Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0" @ 11X17 )
Permit Submittal:
Revised: By: Date:
Stempel Form PC
2
Date: XX.XX.20XX Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" By: JL
DDR Submittal:
Permit Submittal: Revised: By: Date:
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
Peter Stempel , AIA
SANDSTONE STONE VENEER
Stempel Form PC
GENERAL SECTION 1 A3.1
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
Stempel Stempel
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SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL
8" REVERSE BOARD & BATTEN PONDEROSA PINE
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
Draft Not for Construction
ALUMINUM GUTTER & DOWN SPOUT, PAINT TO MATCH FACIA
Stempel
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
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A2.1
NORTH ELEVATION A2.1
1/4" = 1'-0"
GENERAL SECTIONS
Elevations
(Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0" @ 11X17 )
DDR Submittal:
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
Permit Submittal: Revised: By: Date:
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
2
GENERAL SECTION 2 A3.1
1/4" = 1'-0"
BASEMENT F.F. -9'-10" / 3888.66 ASL
Revised: By: Date:
Draft Not for Construction
Revised: By: Date:
A3.1 GENERAL SECTIONS
SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
Peter Stempel , AIA
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
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WEST ELEVATION A2.2
1/4" = 1'-0"
T.O. ROOF 25'-11 1/2" / 3924.46 ASL
Peter Stempel , AIA
SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
Stempel
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
Stempel Form PC
SECOND FLOOR F.F. 10'-8 3/4" / 3908.08 ASL
GENERAL SECTION 3 A3.2
BASEMENT F.F. -9'-10" / 3888.66 ASL
Revised: By: Date: Revised: By: Date:
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
Revised: By: Date:
A2.2
SOUTH ELEVATION A2.2
1/4" = 1'-0"
Date: XX.XX.20XX Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" By: JL
Elevations
(Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0" @ 11X17 )
DDR Submittal: Permit Submittal: Revised: By: Date: Revised: By: Date: Revised: By: Date:
A3.2
(Scale: 1/8" = 1'-0" @ 11X17 )
Permit Submittal:
4
1/4" = 1'-0"
Date: XX.XX.20XX Scale: 1/4" = 1'-0" By: JL
DDR Submittal:
Stempel Form PC
1
Stempel
Draft Not for Construction
Cliffrose Lodge Suites 281 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, UT
P.O. Box 790206, Virgin, UT 84779 Telephone: 435.635.3778 E-mail: info@stempelform.com
FIRST FLOOR F.F. 0'-0" / 3898.5 ASL
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HEDMARK CATHEDRAL MUSEUM MUSEUM / HAMAR, NORWAY / SPRING 2013 With Ku Hun Chung, Taehyung Park
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INSTALLATION PROPOSALS FOR HIGHLINE PUBLIC ART INSTALLATION / NEW YORK, NEW YORK / SUMMER 2011 Jones and Ginzel
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