joseph copley
Iowa State University 5th Year Architecture
P r o j e c t s Studio
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New York City Apartment
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A 12 story Apartment building in the heart of the concrete jungle.
Columbus Industrial Museum A center of industrial innovation displaying the rich history of the Cummins Deisel engine plant.
Boston Performance Hall
A community based, flexible jazz hall precedent for the 21st century
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Modeling
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Media skills Revit Rendering Skills. Sketches from Europe.
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New York City
Luxury Midrise Apartments
Spring 2011: 3rd Year In Collabworation with Brent HeCorner of Broom St. and Crosby St. Site: 70’ x 130’ Built area: Approx 5,500 sq. ft
New York City: The Concrete Jungle. The SoHo district of Manhattan is a multiplicity of concrete blocks. Each neighborhood, street and building have very little deviation from each other.
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The building form evolved from a desire to maximize the more profitable upper floor spaces, while also creating an inviting front plaza, helping to facilitate the ground floor restaurant.
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The unique curves of the facade respond to sun angles and natural lighting permitted by the surrounding buildings.
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Level 10 108 Ft. Restaurant Bar
Level 8 88 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Level 6 68 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Level 4 48 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Level 2 28 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Ground Floor 0 Ft. Occupant Entrance Restaurant
Level 9 98 Ft. Restaurant Bar
Level 7 78 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Level 5 58 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Level 3 38 Ft. 2 Story Loft
Level 1 18 Ft. 2 Story Loft
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Level 10
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S u m m e r So lst ic e The North end stairwell offers a unique circulation pattern, matching the curvilinear facade. Natural lighting flows into the stairwell, emitting dynamic shadow patterns on the surrounding walls.
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A sun study during summer solstice depicts how the structure addresses the unique lighting challenges in the Soho district.
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Columbus, Indiana
Industrial Museum
Fall 2011: 4th Year - Individual Project Corner of Washington St. and 7th St. Site: 255’ x 135’ Built area: Approx 26,500 sq. ft Total area: Approx 50,000 sq. ft.
The Columbus Museum of Industrial Innovation encapsulates the community’s strong legacy while progressing to the future through a universal experience. The simple Exterior design precedes the flexible spaces inside varying in size. Sights and sounds of historic industrial factories resonate within exhibits taking people back to the formwork of Columbus. The Columbus Museum of Industrial Innovation gives visitors a unique inclusive experience.
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13 The museum’s goal: to not solely focus on local art and innovation but to also create a broader regional appeal and to present our museum’s collection within a larger cultural context of design.
Level 1 2’ 6’
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Rotational Exibit 30’
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Level 2 2’ 6’
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Era 1: 1900’s 30’
East Longitudinal Section 1’ 3’
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Era 2: WWII
Level 4
Era 3: Modern
Chronological
Progression
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Level 4 28 Ft. Industrial Era 3 Level 3 24 Ft. Industrial Era 2
Level 2 20 Ft. Idustrial Era 1
Ground Floor 0 Ft. Temporary exibit Back of House
Museum Entrance
Accessible Ramps separate industrial time periods illustrating the progression of the city’s industry. Interrupted sight lines invite visitors to explore new environments.
17 Cummins Inc. has encouraged architectural excellence in the community for over 60 years, promoting the use of natural light. Sunlight flows into each exhibit controlled to different levels for each display.
18 This town has put its faith in the power of architecture to positively shape its places of learning, worship and gathering. This proposal celebrates Columbus’ long engagement with design.
Boston, Massachusetts
Fall 2012: 5th Year In Collaboration with Charlie Cutler
Performance Jazz Hall
Corner of Washington St. and 7th St. Site: 310’ x 150’ Total area: Approx 70,000 sq. ft. Program: 1,200 seat venueotal sq ft:
The symphony hall project can be considered a conflictual participation between the program and building form. While we negotiate our initial concept with our growing understanding of the required program, we resolve conflicts through pushing and pulling ideas, spaces and concepts.
BOSTON
Have you Forgotten
Patriots - 3 Superbowl Rings Redsox - 6 World Series Titles Celtics - 17 NBA Championships Bruins - 5 NHL Stanley Cups Boston Marathon - 1897-present
Old State House Old North Church The Boston Massacre The Boston Tea Party Shot Heard Around the World Massachusetts 54th Great Boston Fire
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Front Desk
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Restroom
DSC Shop
Shop
In each location or situation the architect needs to analyze the condition and find the other pieces of the puzzle. Every city is a collage of buildings where an architect can imagine what do to. Bad situations may need a new piece of context.
Main Hall Stage
Recieving
Security
Open
Rec.
Work Room
Repair Shop Storage
Storage
Conductor
Director
Lockers
Experimental Hall Stage Experimental Hall
Bar
Lobby
Trash Handling
Assistant Director
Main Hall
Product. Services
BOH FOH
VIP Lobby
Rooms Ticket Window Ticket
VIP Suites
Library
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23 A flexible 1200 person jazz hall, with the feel of an intimate jazz bar, can accommodate other musical genres as well as smaller venues.
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verticle circulation
horizontal circulation
performance spaces
The resolved conflict between building form and program determine the success of the project. The Jazz hall is the buildings anomaly, a space within a space, reflecting the local context to Boston as a whole.
private public
entrance parking
program
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Autodesk Revit Computer Modeling
Keller Residence Designed by Smith-Metzger Woodward, Iowa Design: 2004-2005 Construction: 2005 Site: 9 Acres Built area: Approx 3000 sq. ft Total sq ft: Approx 6500 sq. ft.
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Nearly all rooms in the house have natural lighting coming in from the West. The house spans over 150’ and is only a mere 30’ wide.
Sketch Rome, Italy
Joseph Copley LEED Green Associate
My passion for architecture derives from a desire to create unique, condition specific experiences in the built world. It is the excitement of engaging a space that drives my passion to design. I will be graduating Cum Laude from Iowa State University with a Bachelors of Architecture degree in May, 2013. I have attained minors in the College of Business as well as Digital Media to supplement my education. My intern experience, organizational involvment and academic success has prepared me for the professional world. Upon graduation I am excited to continue building on my architectural experience while gaining a lasting relationship with a prestigious midwest firm.
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