Josh Mings, AIA Portfolio by Josh Mings

JOSH MINGS AIA

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WHY AM I AN ARCHITECT? Born in Columbus, Indiana and close to a creative Mother and analytical Grandfather who both encouraged my interests, I joke that I had no other choice but to be an architect. The truth is, it is all I ever wanted to be. I was surrounded by buildings designed by the Saarinens, Roche and Dinkeloo, etcâ&#x20AC;Ś I learned from the civic buildings as I experienced them, shaping my views on architecture. Each building is the architect giving something of themselves to the community. My desire as an architect is to pay the gifts I received growing up in Columbus forward through my work utilizing the following values:

PRAGMATISM AND POETRY

Architecture should be both pragmatic and poetic, allowing the function and spectacular to come together creating a building that conveys meaning. Without this meaning, architecture has no structure and cannot speak.

TOTAL ENVIRONMENT

Architecture should be site relative connecting to both history and context, creating a dialogue and connection with the environment in which it is constructed.

INCLUSIVENESS

Architecture should be didactic in its construction and speak to its materiality, allowing one to read the various layers of the building to create their own story.

OPTIMISM

Architecture should always push itself forward into an uncertain future, creating a work of lasting value not only for the present, but for future generations. 2 I Mings

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PRAISEWORTHY COMPETITION Columbus, IN - Unbuilt - Master’s Thesis Twentieth-century philosophy was driven by either/or: Modernism with the abstract and pragmatic, Postmodernism with the material and poetic. Either/or is no longer sufficient. Architecture necessitates a both/and condition, bringing together the abstract and material, the pragmatic and poetic, and the object and field into a cohesive whole creating dialogue with context and disseminating meaning. In Columbus, Indiana this both/and proposition exists through the patronage of J. Irwin Miller. It is a belief that architecture “reflects what a city thinks about itself and what it aims to be”. Columbus’ Modernism responds to previous generations, bringing together pragmatic and poetic. This thesis aspires to create an architecture depository, a record of Columbus’ material history. In combining Eero Saarinen’s Irwin Union Bank with a pragmatic-poetic addition, the project engages in praiseworthy competition with it’s architectural ancestors.

AWARDS

2012 Outstanding Thesis Award, Tulane University Thesis Commendation, Exhibited in Ogden 8 Exhibition, 2012

“A good life is one led in praiseworthy competition with one’s ancestors. The best response to the gifts we receive from previous generations is to create something of lasting value in our own time and in our own way for future generations.” — J. Irwin Miller Mings I 5

JACKSON STREET

WASHINGTON STREET

Exhibit Level - Views out to architectural landmarks shape voids

ROCHE ADDITION AND SAARINEN OFFICE BLOCK NOT INCLUDED

FIFTH STREET

Ground Floor - Interaction between Saarinen, Kiley, and the new tower 6 I Mings

Architectural GPS provides information of buidings that shape voids

WASHINGTON ST

JACKSON ST MODELNUMBER TRADENAME PRODUCT MATERIAL

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McCRORY SENIOR APARTMENTS Chicago, IL - Under Construction - Project Architect Landon Bone Baker Architects A new construction, 62 unit five-story affordable senior housing building in West Town, McCrory Senior Apartments is taking cues from the historical housing stock and the First Baptist Congregational Church building to weave a new modern building into the historical context of the neighborhood. Norman brick, cast stone, and bays all recall this historical context, and the two-story entry will include a mural inspired by the stained glass of the church. I have worked on this project since mid-2015, and currently serve as the Project Architect responsible for design and construction documentation, coordination, and leading junior staff during construction administration.

PROJECT INFO

Client: Brinshore Development and First Baptist Congregational Church Size: 5 story, 62,000 SF Units: 62 composed of 48 1 Bedroom and 14 2 Bedroom Units Green: Energy Star for Mid-Rise Multifamily Housing Completion: To be Completed in 2018 Mings I 9

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T.O. High Parapet +53'-4"

3'-0"

T.O. PARAPET +53'-4" 2 A-501

2 A-502 SIM

1'-8"

T.O. Roof Plank +50'-4" T.O. Fifth Floor STL +49'-8"

WRAP ROOFING OVER PARAPET AND 6" DOWN EXT. FACE OF PARAPET

CONT. AIR INFILTRATION BARRIER. WRAP OVER CONT. SST DRIP. SELF ADHESIVE RUBBERIZED HEAD FLASHING. EXTEND UNDER AIR VAPOR BARRIER MIN. 4". LAP RUBBERIZED FLASHING OVER DRIP EDGE. CONT. SST DRIP W/ HEMMED EDGE. EXTEND BEYOND FACE OF BRICK. GROUT SOLID BELOW FLASHING

7'-0"

8'-8"

12" HIGH, 1" THICK CONT. MORTAR NET

1'-73/8"

2X TREATED WD BLOCKING 8" CAST STONE TRIM W/ 1/2" X 1/2" DRIP F1 KERF. COLOR TO BE DETERMINED BY ARCHITECT. 1'-6"

T.O. Fifth Floor +41'-0" T.O. Fourth Floor STL +40'-2"

10"

T.O. Fifth Floor +41'-0" T.O. Fourth Floor STL +40'-2"

WRAP ROOFING OVER TOP OF BRICK @ FLASHING EXTEND BASE FLASHING UNDER COUNTER FLASHING PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. PROVIDE CONTINUOUS ASPHALT PRIMER BEHIND BASE FLASHING ROOF SYSTEM W/ SRI OF 78 OR GREATER

7'-0"

CONT. 4" CANT STRIP

ROOF SYSTEM W/ SRI OF 78 OR GREATER

SEE FINISH SCHEDULE FOR SCHEDULED BASE AND FLOOR FINISH

1'-73/8"

JM, 12/12/16 MIN R-52 RIGID INSUL SELF-ADHESIVE SHEET VAPOR RETARDER. WRAP OVER PARAPET WALL UNDER BLOCKING 8" PRECAST HOLLOW CORE PLANK

CONT. SEALANT AND BACKER ROD @ JOINT, TYP

7'-0"

8'-6"

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CONT. 4" CANT STRIP

9 A-502

1'-6"

T.O. Fourth Floor +31'-8" T.O. Third Floor STL +30'-10"

10"

T.O. Fourth Floor +31'-8" T.O. Third Floor STL +30'-10"

3'-0"

8'-6"

1'-73/8"

1/2" CONT. STL PLATE. SEE STRUCTURAL.

MIN

4 A-502

3 A-502

4" CAST STONE SILL/TRIM W/ 1/2"1'-7 X 1/2" DRIP KERF. SLOPE PROTUDING TOP FACE TO PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE. COLOR TO BE DETERMINED BY ARCHITECT. 3/8"

7'-0"

1'-21/2"

4" 10"

T.O. Entry STL +21'-2"

8'-2"

SIM

T.O. ROOF PLANK +50'-4"

1'-6"

5 A-503

T.O. Third Floor +22'-4" T.O. Second Floor STL +21'-6"

W SHAPE STRUCTURAL STL W/ SPRAY ON FIREPROOFING. SEE STRUCTURAL AND ASSEMBLIES.

1/2" STL PLATE @ EA. WT SECTION. SEE STRUCTURAL. SPRAY FOAM INSULATION TO BE CONT. AROUND STL.

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STL WT SHAPE @ 24" O.C. SEE STRUCTURAL. SPRAY FOAM INSULATION TO BE CONT. AROUND STL.

CONT. STL L ANGLE. SEE STRUCTURAL. 2'-8"

T.O. Second Floor +13'-0" T.O. First Floor STL +12'-2"

19'-8"

T.O. Second Floor +13'-0" T.O. First Floor STL +12'-2"

10"

CONT. ALL LAYERS OF GYP BD TO UNDERSIDE OF PRECAST PLANK. CONT. SEALANT @ JOINT, TYP.

8" PRECAST HOLLOW CORE PLANK W/ 2" TOPPING W SHAPE STRUCTURAL STL W/ SPRAY ON FIREPROOFING. SEE STRUCTURAL AND ASSEMBLIES.

SST D MIN. 2"

CONT. HSS STL. SEE STRUCTURAL

MIN. R-21 SPRAY FOAM INSULATION MIN R-52 RIGID INSULATION

PTD. 5/8" TYPE X GYP. BD.

6" COLD FORMED STEEL VERTICAL SLIP CONNECTION. SEE STRUCTURAL.

1 5/8" LT GA MTL STUDS

8" COLD FORMED STEEL JOISTS. SEE STRUCTURAL

9'-6"

12'-2"

CONT. AIR INFILTRATION BARRIER

CONT. SEALANT AND BACKER ROD @ JOINT, TYP

PTD. 5/8" TYPE X GYP. BD.

3 A-504

CONT. SEALANT AND BACKER ROD @ JOINT, TYP

F2 T.O. Slab +0'-0" 6 A-504

T.O. Slab +0'-0"

MIN. R-21 SPRAY FOAM INSULATION

MTL CORNERBEAD

SIM.

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Photo: Barry Rustin 12 I Mings

DORCHESTER ART + HOUSING COLLABORATIVE Chicago, IL - Completed 2014 - Staff Architect / CA Landon Bone Baker Architects Dorchester Art + Housing Collaborative is a re-envisioning of the former CHA Dante Harper townhomes, which had fallen into a state of disrepair. The five building renovation revived 32 mixed-income rental units composed of 2-3 bedroom units and added a new Art Center in the center of development programmed by the Rebuild Foundation. The Art Center creates an open and inviting space for programming, creating and displaying art, and creates a connection to the neighborhood. Finished in 2014, I was involved as Staff Architect for a year during construction administration, assisted with design and finish selections, and created presentation drawings.

AWARDS

2016 AIA Chicago Distinguished Building Award 2016 AIA / HUD Secretary Award for Creating Community Connection 2016 Richard H. Driehaus Foundation 2nd Place Award for Architectural Excellence in Community Design, CNDA 2016 Illinois American Society of Landscape Architects Merit Award 2015 Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Preservation Award for Project of the Year, Landmarks Illinois 2015 Urban Land Institute Vision Award Winner

PROJECT INFO

Client: Brinshore Development and Rebuild Foundation Size: 5 buildings, 32 units total Green: Enterprise Green Communities Energy Star for Homes Mings I 13

COMMUNITY ART CENTER/PORCH ART, WOOD, AND TECH SHOPS OPEN UP TOWARDS THE COMMUNITY WHILE GALLERY SPACE DRAWS IN ARTISTS AND COMMUNITY BEYOND.

SELECTIVE DEMO

RENOVATING AND MODIFYING EXISTING CHA DANTE HARPER HOUSING ALLOWS FOR A NEW COMMUNITY AMENITY WHILE STABILIZING THE EXISTING NEIGHBORHOOD FABRIC

Programmatic Exploded Axon 14 I Mings

Photo: Barry Rustin

NEED: Unit picture? Another exterior?

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PHIL B. CURLS MANOR Kansas City, MO - Completed March 2017 - Project Architect Landon Bone Baker Architects The first phase in a revitalization of the Swope/Mt. Cleveland neighborhood of Kansas City, Curls Manor provides affordable housing for seniors and is a beacon of development to come. The 4-story wood frame construction building consists of two wings with a central elevator and entry node clad in standing seam metal panels. Playing on context, brick and fiber cement were used to break down the massing of the building while still being lively and colorful. An angled bump out forms the community space, allowing residents to gather and socialize. Responsibilities on the project included code analysis, coordination with consultants and city code officials, CDs, and day-to-day construction administration.

PROJECT INFO

Client: Brinshore Development, LLC Size: 4 story, 59,000 SF Units: 54 composed of 43 1 Bedroom and 11 2 Bedroom Units Green: National Green Building Standard Bronze Mings I 17

T.O. TRUSS BEARING CONTINUOUS 4" CANT STRIP +30'-3 1/4"

60 MIL TPO ROOF SYSTEM W/ SRI OF 78 OR GREATER 7 A-501

4'-6" 1'-83/4"

VARIES

8'-111/4"

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CONTINUOUS 4" CANT STRIP

60 MIL TPO ROOF SYSTEM W/ SRI OF 78 OR 5 A-501 GREATER

8'-101/8"

8'-111/4"

8'-101/8"

8'-111/4"

CONT. ACOUSTICAL SEALANT AND BACKER ROD @ JOINT EA SIDE, TYP.

EXTEND BASE FLASHING UNDER COUNTER FLASHING 12-16" MAX PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. 1a PROVIDE CONTINUOUS F1 ASPHALT PRIMER BEHIND BASE FLASHING

1'-83/4"

1a LAYERS OF GYP BD TO CONT. ALL UNDERSIDE OF DECK BETWEEN TRUSSES. CONT. SEALANT @ JOINT, TYP.

1 A-502

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +8'-11 1/4"

1'-83/4"

T.O. SECOND FLOOR +10'-8"

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +19'-7 1/4"

I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT TH UNDER MY SUPERVISION AND BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE, W AND ORDINANCES OF THE CITY

T.O. PARAPET VARIES

1'-97/8"

1'-83/4"

1'-97/8"

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +8'-11 1/4"

F1 1'-83/4"

T.O. SECOND FLOOR +10'-8"

T.O. THIRD FLOOR +21'-4"

8'-111/4"

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +19'-7 1/4"

1'-97/8"

1'-83/4"

T.O. THIRD FLOOR +21'-4"

8'-111/4"

1'-97/8" 8'-101/8"

8'-101/8"

8'-111/4"

1'-97/8"

1'-83/4"

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +30'-3 1/4"

1c F1

T.O. FOURTH FLOOR +32'-0"

05/15/2015 07/15/2015 09/04/2015 11/13/2015

6 A-501

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T.O. SECOND FLOOR +10'-8" T.O. TRUSS BEARING +8'-11 1/4" 2 A-502

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PTD. 5/8" TYPE X GYP. BD. 5 A-502

T.O. SLAB +0'-0"

W SHAPE STL BEAM, SEE STRUCTURAL 1c

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PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF TRUSSES. SEE STRUCTURAL. CONT. SEALANT AND BACKER ROD @ JOINT, TYP R-19 GLASS FIBER BATT INSULATION FRICTION FIT TO CAVITY 8'-111/4"

8'-101/8"

8'-111/4"

8'-101/8"

8'-111/4"

CONT. SEALANT AND BACKER ROD @ JOINT, EA SIDE TYP

8'-101/8"

R-11 SOUND BATTS

Issued for Design Development Review Issued for Building Permit Issued for Building Permit Revision 1 Issued for Construction 2

+30'-3 1/4"

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +19'-7 1/4"

+32'-0"

T.O. TRUSS BEARING +40'-11 1/4"

CONT. INTERIOR PERIMETER SEALANT. COLOR BY ARCHITECT

1'-83/4"

1'-97/8"

1'-83/4"

EXTEND BASE FLASHING UNDER COUNTER FLASHING 1c 12-16" MAX PER MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS. PROVIDE CONTINUOUS T.O. FOURTHBASE FLOOR FLASHING ASPHALT PRIMER BEHIND

L.P. ROOF +42'-8"

8'-111/4"

1 A-501

8'-10"

8'-111/4"

WRAP ROOFING OVER SILL BLOCKING 8'-10"

8'-111/4"

1 A-505

1'-97/8"

1'-83/4"

T.O. THIRD FLOOR +21'-4"

L.P. ROOF +42'-8"

NOTE: SEE A-506 FOR T.O. AIR TRUSS BEARING +40'-11 DETAILS 1/4" INFILTRATION BARRIER AND FLASHING DETAILS/EXTENTS BACKER ROD AND SEALANT

GYP BDA-501 CORNER REINFORCING

SEE FINISH SCHEDULE FOR BASE AND FINISHED FLOOR T.O. TRUSS BEARING

VARIES

4'-6"

VARIES VARIES

3'-31/8"

VINYL WINDOW, SEE WINDOW SCHEDULE T.O. TRUSS BEARING +40'-11 1/4" SEALANT AND BACKER ROD

T.O. FOURTH FLOOR +32'-0"

3 A-501

1'-83/4"

L.P. ROOF +42'-8"

T.O. HIGH PARAPET +47'-2"

8'-101/8"

3'-0"

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T.O. HIGH PARAPET +47'-2"

1'-67/8"

T.O. LOW PARAPET +45'-8"

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T.O. SLAB +0'-0"

6 A-502

PTD. 5/8" TYPE X GYP. BD. HEADER PER SCHEDULE, SEE STRUCTURAL MTL CORNERBEAD

T.O. SLAB +0'-0"

Phil B. C

5150

6 A-502

SEALANT AND BACKER ROD

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Community Room

Lobby/Seating Area Mings I 19

LEADERSHIP/TEACHING/ VOLUNTEERING For the last few years, the idea of giving back - be it through volunteering, teaching/mentoring, leadership, etc… has been a passion of mine. In many ways it aligns with my personal values. I grew up in a poor family and saw my mother and stepdad work hard and sacrifice to give myself and my siblings opportunities they didn’t have. I didn’t get to where I am today without some help, and now it is my turn to give back.

LEADERSHIP

Co-Chair, AIA Chicago Design Knowledge Community Selected for AIA Chicago Bridge 5.0 Leadership/Mentorship program, 2014 Former Co-Director of Fundraising, Open Architecture Collaborative - Chicago Chapter

TEACHING/MENTORSHIP

Spoke at PechaKucha Nights Vols. 33 and 40 Have given tours of projects for both the AIA Chicago Community Interface Committee and Chicago Rehab Network Panelist on a Black Spectacles ARE Live podcast discussing How to Pass the ARE Volunteered as a Juror for CAF Newhouse and Discover Design competitions on multiple occasions. Panelist for SAIC Portfolio Roundtable Dec. 2016

VOLUNTEERING

Rebuilding Together Metro Chicago Build Days with both AIA Chicago and Open Architecture Collaborative 20 I Mings

Photos (clockwise from top left): Meghan Dyer AIA, Peter Exley FAIA, AIA Chicago Community Interface Committee, Peter Exley FAIA

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Rendering: VisualizedConcepts, Inc. 22 I Mings

PARKLINE ROW Oak Forest, IL - Unbuilt - Project Designer Landon Bone Baker Architects Parkline Row is a transit-oriented development situated along 157th Street and adjacent to the Oak Forest Metra station. A major unifying feature on the site is a â&#x20AC;&#x153;green screenâ&#x20AC;? which incorporates solar, shading, and water management systems. This feature will use solar energy to power site lighting, provide shading at patio doors, and feed into an integral gutter system. Additional storm water management techniques will be used along the parkway. As project designer, my role consisted of design, modeling, and production of presentation documents for submittal to the Illinois Housing Development Authority.

PROJECT INFO Client: Size: Units:

Brinshore Development, LLC 1 new 5 story building, 3 2 to 3 story rehabs 60 units across 4 buildings Mings I 23

10' UTILITY EASEMENT (FROM 24')

LIVING SCREEN FENCING ALONG UTILITY EASEMENT

EXIST. CITY UTIL BLDG AND TOWER

MODIFIED CURB CUT

10'x25' LOADING ZONE

TOT LOT

LIVING SCREEN FENCING ALONG PROPERTY LINE

REFUSE

REFUSE 34 SPACES

REFUSE

PERMEABLE PAVING

26 SPACES

PERMEABLE PAVING

BIKE SHELTER

CAFE/PUBLIC SEATING AREA

PERMEABLE PAVING

"GREEN" SCREEN LINKS BUILDINGS TOGETHER & MANAGES SOLAR/WATER

STORM WATER MANAGEMENT ALONG PARKWAY

COMMUNITY GRILL SPACE

BIOSWALES PROTECT PARKING AND BUMP OUT TO AVOID OVERHEAD LINES

28 units 5 story

12 units 3 story

LANDON BONE BAKER ARCHITECTS 734 n milwaukee avenue chicago il 60642 p 312.988.9100 f 312.829.3302 Site Plan www.landonbonebaker.com 24 I Mings

12 units 2 story

8 units 2 story

Site Plan

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32 1/2''

64 1''

128 2''

PARKLINE ROW BRINSHORE DEVELOPMENT, LLC 3/26/2014

Rendering: VisualizedConcepts, Inc.

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SPRING HILL SENIOR RESIDENCES West Dundee, IL - In Construction Documents Phase Project Architect Landon Bone Baker Architects Spring Hill Senior Residences is located on a challenging site in West Dundee, IL. With the site originally slated to be a big-box retail store and now to be used for housing, site conditions such as a berm blocking views from the surrounding context and existing easements / parking were navigated in creating an appropriate site strategy - bringing the building to the Northeast corner of the site, distancing it from existing big box retail and allowing parking to be located to the south. Brick, bays, and paneling in a Mondrianesque pattern break up the mass of the building, re-interpret historical aspect of West Dundeeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s downtown, and create a lively feel. Responsibilities on the project include coordination with clients and consultants, specifications, and leading junior staff in production.

PROJECT INFO

Client: Gardner Capital Development Illinois, LLC Architect of Record: Site Design Group Size: 4 story, 80,000 SF Units: 61 composed of 25 1 Bedroom and 36 2 Bedroom Units Green: National Green Building Standard Gold Completion: Mid-2018 Mings I 27

Lobby/Seating Area

First Floor Plan 28 I Mings

Typical Floor Plan

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THE BURNHAM AT WOODLAWN PARK Chicago, IL - Completed 2015 - Project Designer / Staff Architect Landon Bone Baker Architects Part of a master plan to revitalize the Cottage Grove corridor that was formally the site of the formerly distressed Grove Parc Plaza, The Burnham combines several functions under one roof - senior housing, management offices, and the Woodlawn Resource Center. With the color of the precast concrete recalling the limestone at the nearby University of Chicago, Trespa and Swiss Pearl panels were placed on the facade along with use of form-liners and thin brick to create a lively, rhythmic facade along Cottage Grove avenue. The building also pushes back from the property line, allowing for the creation of a plaza. Responsibilities included construction documentation and administration, along with participation in design.

AWARDS

2016 Precast Concrete Institute All-Precast Solution and Retirement/Assisted Living Awards

PROJECT INFO

Client: Preservation of Affordable Housing (POAH) Size: 5 story, 64,000 SF Units: 65 composed of 60 1 Bedroom and 5 2 Bedroom Units Green: LEED for Homes Gold Mings I 31

EXISTING 16' PUBLIC ALLEY

SENIOR PARKING

PROPOSED WOODLAWN PARK SENIOR BUILDING FIVE STORY BUILDING 73,673 GSF (FAR: 1.45) OCCUPANCY CLASS: A-2 MULTIPLE DWELLINGS / E-BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION TYPE: I-A

METROSQUASH PARKING

E. 62ND ST.

SENIOR ENTRY

RESOURCE CENTER ENTRY

SENIOR GARDEN SENIOR ENTRY

MANAGEMENT ENTRY

S. COTTAGE GROVE AVE.

Woodlawn Park Senior - Site Plan Preservation of Affordable Housing

Photo: Scott Shigley 32 I Mings

15 1/2''

30 1''

60 2''

LANDON BONE BAKER ARCHITECTS 1/16/2014

Photo: Scott Shigley

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Hamsunâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Home (Steven Hollâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hamsunsenteret) 34 I Mings

THE ART OF ARCHITECTURE With pragmatism often overwhelming the poetic working on affordable housing, a couple of years ago I turned to painting as a way to express myself and my views on architecture. Drawing inspiration from buildings I have been to that greatly inspired me, the task becomes translating their poetry onto canvas - challenging my creativity and forcing me to be painterly and poetic. From the northern parts of Norway to my hometown, each painting displays the poetry of each building and focusing on aspects of each project that inspire me.

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Through the Arch (Eliel Saarinen’s First Christian Church / Henry Moore’s Large Arch) 36 I Mings

Down the Aisle (Eero Saarinen’s North Christian Church)

Lofoten Landscape (Snohettaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Eggum)

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JOSH MINGS AIA

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