JORDAN MCGEE PORTFOLIO
SCRANTON NEW YORK CITY PHILADELPHIA
01 02 03 04 05 ELEVATE MITIGATE INVIGORATE MODULE I OTHER WORK
Elevate Death Studio Non-Denominational House of Worship Scranton, PA
Elevate is a project that focuses on the visitor’s journey and experience through space and time. In their passage through the garden, chapel, and columbarium, visitors can reflect upon and celebrate life. The project’s name is derived from the journey. As visitors enter first into the earth, the darkness strips them of their context. They follow the natural light streaming in from above the passage to encounter the entrance courtyard of the great hall. The hall is a monumental three-story room that serves as a meeting place for the bereaved. The chapel also shares a relationship with natural light, receiving indirect northern light from the clearstory that sits above. The stair along the edges of the great hall leads to the skyspace, in this space the occupant confronts the void that frames the sky. In this way, the building serves as a framing device which encourages us to derive meaning and self-reflect upon the many intricacies of life.
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1 2 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’ EXTERIOR VIEW: 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
LACKAWANNA HERITAGE TRAIL
VIEW:
3 4 12 12 6 6 10 9 9 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’ ENFILADE 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
12 1 7 7 7 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’ SKYSPACE 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
13 11 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’ ROOF GARDEN 1. Columbarium 2. Morgue 3. Crematorium 4. Great Hall 5. Entry Portico 6. Storage 7. Offices 9. Small Chapel 10. Main Chapel 11. Meditative Skyspace 12. Bathroom 13. Green roof KEY N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
SECTION A 1/16” = 1’ 1 4 10 9 11 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
MEDITATION CELEBRATION WORSHIP REMEMBRANCE SKYSPACE ENFILADE CHAPELS COLUMBARIUM MEDITATION CELEBRATION WORSHIP REMEMBRANCE
Mitigate
Speculative Futures Studio
Modern Art Museum, Theatre, Restaurant
Philadelphia, PA
Mitigate is a project set in 2100 that focuses on a speculative future where the city of Philadelphia is faced with permanent flooding due to climate change. Mitigate imagines a world where social spaces and community events must happen atop an elevated skywalk. In this new reality, the city of Philadelphia expands the rail parkto function as the main mode of transportation around the city. Mitigate adopts the main program of a contemporary art museum, replacing the inundated PhilaMOCA. Along with a contemporary art museum, the structure offers elevated green spaces, a restaurant, theatre, cafe, and office spaces. The elevated green spaces and skin like exterior circulation allow the project to be directly integrated with the rail park.
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EXTERIOR VIEW
GROUND FLOOR
2025
2ND-4TH FLOOR
SCREENING N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
TEMPORARY
SCREENING ELEMENT
2ND-4TH FLOOR
CIRCULATION N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
SCREENING
CIRCULATION
ROOF TERRACE
N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
EXTERIOR VIEW
2100
SECTION A N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
SECTION B N 0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ 100’
INSULATION
PRESSURE PLATE FINISHED FLOORING CONCRETE SLAB REBAR STEEL DECKING STEEL TRUSS GYPSUM BOARD
CLAD COLUMN
STEEL ANCHOR
STEEL STUDS
ANCHOR
Displacement Current Water Line
STEEL ANCHOR GRATED FLOOR
METAL SHEET
Line Future Water Line Flood Risk S E
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Adaptive Reuse Project
Cultural and Performing Arts Center
Scranton, PA
The community and cultural center will consist of flexible programs such as a performing arts terraces, multi-purpose rooms, and atrium, classrooms and studios, exterior patios and courtyards, and a bus stop. A major focus of the project is the engagement that occurs between the natural and built environments. The built environment has the same tendencies to want to engage with nature as people do. Invigorate serves as a bridge to connect the urban fabric of Scranton with the Lackawanna Heritage Trail. This connection will help to promote overall community wellness. By making the Lackawanna Heritage Trail more accessible, alternative modes of traffic such as walking and biking will be heavily promoted. Bioswales contained within the greenspace will help to recharge stormwater runoff as it flows. This project strives to bring more art and celebration to the North Scranton area. Invigorate will also seek to bring in a more sustainable mindset that the community can learn from and enjoy.
NORTH SCRANTON
Invigorate
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SCRANTON PLAN
EXTEND TO TRAIL EXTENSION CREATES A DIRECT CONNECTION TO THE LACKAWANNA HERITAGE TRAIL TERRACE TERRACING CREATES INTERIOR-EXTERIOR SPACES AND PATIOS VENTILATION RELEASE OF HOT AIR THROUGH CLEARSTORIES LOW OPERABLE WINDOWS ROOF GARDEN S E W N N W E S SOLAR PV PANELS TROMBE WALL GLAZING FOR DIRECT SOLAR GAIN CLEARSTORIES AND NORTHERN WINDOWS FOR INDIRECT LIGHT RAINWATER COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT BIO-SWALE FOR ROAD RUN-OFF FILTRATION ROOF WATER COLLECTION TO BASEMENT CISTERN RECHARGE AREA PERMEABLE PAVING EXISTING SITE AND BUILDING LARGE RETAINING WALL PARKING LOT NORTHERN FACADE
FACADE
W12X87- STEEL COLUMN S15X50- STEEL JOIST S20X75- STEEL BEAM 3" COMPOSITE METAL DECKING WITH 2" CONCRETE SLAB PRECAST CONCRETE PANELS VAPOR BARRIER BOARD INSULATION BOARD INSULATION CONCRETE FOOTING 48X48X20 WATERPROOFING CONCRETE SLAB 4" MIN. ROOF MEMBRANE BATT INSULATION RIGID INSULATION VAPOR BARRIER WATER/AIR BARRIER PARAPET FLASHING GYPSUM BOARD
DESIGN TROMBE WALL FOR THERMAL HEAT GAIN
PASSIVE
DESIGN STRATEGIES ENERGY SAVINGS $25,115 IN 899 m² PV PANEL AREA 167,433 kWH/Year 16.6 YEARS PAYBACK PV ENERGY PRODUCT ION 178,500 GALLONS OF ANNUAL RAINFALL ON ROOF 421,500 GALLONS OF ANNUAL RAINFALL ON SITE WATER COLLECT ION AND MANAGEMENT 41,700 GALLONS WILL BE MANAGED ON SITE WITH COLLECT ION AND RECHARGE AREAS STORMWATER MANAGEMENT 2 YEAR, 24 HOUR STORM BIO SWALE FOR FILTERED ROAD RUNOFF RECHARGE AREA LOW OPERABLE WINDOWS FOR COOL AIR ENTRY HIGH WINDOWS FOR WARM AIR RELEASE DIRECT MORNING SUN AND INDIRECT REFLECTED LIGHT PERMEABLE LANDSCAPING PREVENTING FLOODING AND EXCESSIVE RUNOFF
STORAGE 1 BATHROOMS 2 ATRIUM 3 PERFORMING ARTS TERRACES 4 EXTERIOR TERRACES 5 CLASSROOMS 6 STUDIO 7 ROOF GARDEN 8 WATER CISTERN 9 1 4 5 1 4 5 5 9 2 3 4 5 7 2 4 4 4 5 5 5 5
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BEAM Competition
Planetarium
New York City
Module 1 is an immersive experience that places emphasis on both the individual and collective. The project aims to give individuals the opportunity to reflect on something that is missing from their lives every night, star gazing. Light pollution strips city dwelling populations of a natural activity that some find so engaing that they will leave the city just to gaze upon a star and wonder about the heavens above. Module 1 brings the problem publics attention to this problem and gives them a simulated experience of looking for constellations. Allowing some that can’t afford to leave the city a chance to experience what it is like to openly star gaze.
Module I
04 GEODESIC
DOME
DOME
M1: 3 M1: 4 M1: 1 M1: 2 DIRECTIONAL PULSE CONTROL DIAGRAM 360 SPIN CLOSED CIRCUIT 45 TILT VIEWING DIRECTION DEAD CURRENTS LIVE CURRENTS PULSING PANELS PANEL MOVEMENT DIAGRAM CHAIR MOVEMENT DIAGRAM PULSATING PANEL
DIAGRAM OUTER LAYER FROSTED PLEXI GLASS LED STRIP LIGHTS ALUMINUM FRAME ELECTRONIC PISTON ALUMINUM BASE CIRCUIT PATHWAY POWERED BY EXTERNAL/INTERNAL PEDALS
M1: 5 EXTERNAL ENERGY PRODUCTION EXTERNAL BATTERY “BIKE” INSTALLATION CURRENT INTERNAL GENERATOR PLANETARIUM SPACE
SPACE