PORTFOLIO | justinBURNS by Justin Burns Ŧ

PORTfolio justinBURNS

CONTENT

TABLEof

01 02

VEGASonSCREEN

03 04

EaDoPROMENADE

mixed-use + urban park

hotHOUSE urban infill

urban park + development

digitalMEDIA mass + media studies

lamar

dallas

polk

clay

international promenade

MCKINNEYmckinney

03 04

MCKINNEY

retail

mckinney

retail + residential

LAMAR

retail + open studios

retail + bar + restaurant

retail + residential

DALLAS

POLK

Sister Cities of Houston

retail + restaurant

LAMAR lamar

DALLAS dallas

POLK

polk

clay

CLAY

retail + restaurant

01 02

SCREEN VEGASon

VEGASonSCREEN southeastern aerial perspective

comprehensivedesign STUDIO

su2012 | prof danielPRUSKE + joshuaNASON

01 programmaticdiagrams

sitediagrams

VEGASonSCREEN

The VEGASonSCREEN project serves as a threshold between the Strip/Fremont experience and the arts district of the City of Sin. With four components: 01.international screening theater + a secondary exterior theater 02.open gallery space + exterior gallery space 03.administrative offices 04.urban park + advertisement VEGASonSCREEN recognizes a duality of entertainment and arts within the city and stitches them together.

VEGASonSCREEN

VEGASonSCREEN operates by stiching programmatic systems together through a series of thresholds. The project introduces a series of paths most prominently theWALL. This wall is the primary threshold through which every individual must pass through to activate and operate the building. theWALL can be included as exterior gallery as an opportunity for advertisement + installations. The building shards: (floating theater, galleries, + admin) are all connected and stiched through this wall directly or through use of elevated walkways.

HOUSE

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1st Aug

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1st Sep

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1st Feb

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parking

industrial

residential

mixed use

commercial

institutional

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open space + outdoor recreation

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site:: 81 white st. new york, ny

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bus route bike lane pedestrian traffic

site:: 81 white st. new york, ny

urbaninfill | newyorkCITY designstudio05

sp2012 prof victoriaMcREYNOLDS

02 firstFLOOR

secondFLOOR+LOFT

[personalGREENHOUSE]

[greenhouse]

[1/2”corrugatedSTEEL] [1/2”aluminumPLATE] [1/2”aluminumRIVET]

dwellingFLOORPLANS

[1/2”corrugatedALUMINUM]

90w LED lighting

[6”steelCOLUMN] [1/2”cardboardTUBING 5”innerDIAMETER +waterproofMEMBRANE] [6”concreteFLOOR]

[verticalAEROPONIC.TOWER]

[6”steelBRACKET] [2”reinforcingSTEEL]

18”

[dwelling+wallDETAIL]

hotHOUSE

4” spray nozzles PSI > 30; 50=Ideal; 100 psi even better. Average droplet size: 50µ (micron) nozzles (acceptable ranges 30-80µ) with flows < 2 gph gph = gallons per hour [sprayNOZZLES]

32”

[aero-pad]

[drain]

drain pump

pump/ housing nutrient rich solution

aeroponicGROWINGSYSTEM

Ca:Mg 3:1 NO3:NH4 9:1 ph is 5.4-5.8

hotHOUSE is introduced as an urban infill project directly east of historic Chinatown in New York City. The project incorporates three major program components: 01.8 Loft Residencies 02. 1 Small Market (< 1,000 sq. ft.) 03. Greenhouses for Residential Use hotHOUSE makes re-use of shipping containers to create modular residential units + individual greenhouses per unit. For space efficiency, the greenhouse units are rigged with vertical aeroponic growing systems that produce quick harvests in a dense environment

firstFLOOR

secondFLOOR

third+fifthFLOOR

fourth+sixthFLOOR

physicalSTUDYMODELS

hotHOUSE

sectionAA

sectionBB

The residential units of hotHOUSE are plugged into a high-rise structure as part of a movement towards modular living. The tower itself isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t the building, but rather a steel framework in which living units can be plugged in or out, and moved to another tower framework in another city for instance. The idea being if the resident wishes to relocate then that resident can take their entire residence with them and insert it into another urban environment. Each tower framework would then use a standardized sizing and building infrastructure to ensure compatability.

EaDo

PROMENADE

retail + open studios

retail + residential

MCKINNEYmckinney retail

MCKINNEY

DALLAS dallas

LAMAR lamar

retail + bar + restaurant

retail + residential

LAMAR

POLK

Sister Cities of Houston

retail + restaurant

DALLAS

CLAY

POLK

polk

clay

Bell

BELL

retail + restaurant

02 low-impact design systems

mixed-use urban development BASTROP between MCKINNEY + BELL 80-ft. x 1,565 - ft.

03 sustainable design ideas + materials

04 introduction of healthy urban conditions

21 existing buildings warehouses + residential defining element of EaDo

05 mixed-use retail + residential + recreational + services

pedestrian + bicycle centric

EaDoPROMENADE urbanpark + development eastdowntownHOUSTON

designstudio05

fa2013 antonSINKEWICH

mckinney

lamar

dallas

01 adaptive re-use of existing

PROJECT DETAILS

polk

Bell

clay

international promenade

00.00 rail overlay

00.01

rail + component

00.02 2-points of contact per component

street light bench planters

10 ft.

00.04

00.03

various potential components

EaDoPROMENADE

02 01

trash bin

9.5 ft.

stretchable fabric canopies

The EaDoPROMENADE provided a unique and intriguing challenge with itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s long and narrow footprint and immense amount of potential on the effect it will bring to East Downtown Houston in the years to come. Situated as a terminus outisde of BBVA Compass Stadium (home of the MLS Houston Dynamo) the project introduces a plethora of urban conditions to the once industrial-heavy district. Borrowing from the historical rail systems that spearheaded development in the district in the early 20th century a new type of modular development and design that will employ these rails to help create the next level of urban space development and design.

Iso : bell polk

Iso : polk lamar

Iso : lamar walker

suggested development: built + open landscape rail system for adaptive configuration

suggested development: suggested development: local restaurants component workshops storage + offices

GRAND PAVILION stretched fabric dynamic roof system covered platform + stage convergence of rail systems

WATERSHED MARKET â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;urban renewalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; sustainable old-world type marketplace

local restaurants + grill multi-level restaurant recreational retail

suggested development: mixed-use residential + parking local restaurants + grill independent coffee shop clothing retail

suggested development: mixed-use residential gallery space

built landscape + rail infrastructure crossing DALLAS for potential street closure

suggested development: mixed-use residential open-studio space

bike shop + workstations internet + connection cafe international goods gift + local goods

columbia tap hike + bike trail open green + programmable space suggested development: music shop art shop

EaDoPROMENADE

By reintroducing a rail system to the district, a series of prototype components were developed to allow for people to define the park as they see fit, and for their programmatic needs. The ability to not only simply move the components but to also potentially design and develop them puts the future of the district and the PROMENADE in the hands of the people who will use it the most. Along with a system of modularity, the park and development areas will employ key design strategies to ultimately keep the everchanging landscape adaptive toward the future of the district and the city as a whole, reinvigorating the people to take control of their space, their city.

MEDIA

digital

[triacontakaitetragon] - 32 triangular faces+2 diamond faces|52 edges|21 vertices This triacontakaitetragon is generated from the superimposition of a rectangle onto an already existing decagon; taking certain midpoints then generated triangles and guidelines for ridges to make the wedge like triangluar patterns.

digitalMEDIA digitaldesign + fabrication

sp2012 | prof dustinWHITE

04 [step01MODULE]

[step02CLUSTER]

[construction]

[solidification]

digitalMEDIA MODULE | CLUSTER | SURFACE

[deterioration]

MODULE | CLUSTER | SURFACE is simply one of many studies into the creation, patterning, and use of the digital medium and exploration. This project took an in depth study at the implications of superimposition of separate systems to create a new module, and from that module a cluster, and from that cluster a new surface.

[step01ANALYSIS]

[step02INVESTIGATE]

[COMPONENT|Strip.Contruction]

[BEND|Max Bend: 25˚]

[step03FABRICATIONLOGIC]

[TWIST|Max Twist: 90˚]

[FABRICATION|variation.one]

r = 1.52” r = 1.32”

[FABRICATION|variation.two]

r = .62” r = .48”

2.7 1”

[step04FABRICATIONMETHOD]

r = .56”

r = .56” r = .5” r=

2.7

1”

[COMPONENT|Curve.Radii]

[DEFORMATION01] [Twist|Twist|Bend]

[COMPONENT|Complete]

[DEFORMATION02] [Bend|Twist|Bend]

[FABRICATION|pattern]

digitalMEDIA

[step05VOLUMETRICCLUSTER]

[JOINT DETAIL01]

[JOINT DETAIL|punchHOLE]

jointSTUDY | generativePAPERSTRIP

[JOINT DETAIL02]

jointSTUDY is the exploration of the generative capabilities and limitations of a singular strip. Throughout the project there were studies in the limitations of not only the material in which the strips were made of (paper) but also in the jointure, and furthermore how the strips could be combined with various joints to create a new type of surface/object