Justin Pohl Architecture Portfolio 2013 by Justin Pohl

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ARCHITECTURE 1- 6

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Economic Assistance Center San Francisco, California Spring 2011

Kansas Cit y Brewer y Kansas City, Missouri Fall 2011

13-18

Low-Threshold Center

19-24

Flint Hills Winer y

25-30

Design+Build

Vyšehrad | Prague, Czech Republic Spring 2012

Manhattan, Kansas Fall 2010

Camp Daisy Hindman Shower Facility Dover, Kansas Fall 2012 - Spring 2013

EXHIBITION 31-32

Drip

Manhattan, Kansas Fall 2011

INTEREST 33-34

Photography & Drawing

ECONOMIC ASSISTANCE CENTER SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

FINALIST IN KROB AIA DELINEATION COMPETITION 2012

The scheme of the Economic Assistance Center consists of a functional core, housing all non-service related programmatic elements of the building, adjacent to a service column, wrapped by a stairway that engulfs the entirety of the building. The primary structure, a defining aesthetic of the building, is composed of a diagrid skeleton that acts to temper seismic disturbances, while also allowing daylight to penetrate important workplaces and classrooms. The diagrid also serves to support a cantilevered staircase on the exterior of the building. Perforated screens are bound to this staircase on the southwest and southeast sides of the building to mitigate the intense solar gains of the Californian sunlight. This building provides a wonderful environment for fiscally unstable individuals to gain financial bearing while also providing social services to the surrounding community.

Sunscreens Outdoor Spaces

Served Spaces Service Spaces Main Circulation

SCHEME

Structure

Public Semi Private Private

1 Sections

Lobby Cafe Consignment Shop Counselor Meeting Areas Child Care Facility Career Center Financial Stability Office Lounge and Study Area Lecture Hall

2 Sections

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8 UP

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3F & 4F | Financial Stability Office Level 5 2 1/16" = 1'-0"

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GF | Entry 1

Level 6 1/16" = 1'-0"

Level 4 1/16" = 1'-0"

Level 7 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Level 6 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Floors 4,5 Scale

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5F | Lounge

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KANSAS CITY BREWERY

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

Located at the corner of 14th and Baltimore in Kansas City, Missouri is the Kansas City Brewery. This location is significant because it is at a central point between Old Downtown and the newer Power and Light development. Due to these surrounding attractions, it is a heavily trafficked area. To take advantage of this aspect, entries were provided for passerbyes on both the north and south ends of the site. The simplistic program of a brew house, hospitality area, and service spaces were arranged to address all sides of the site. The brewhouse on the western side advertises its contents of the brew-making process to the north and to the west. A volume, running north to south on the east end of the site houses the hospitality area and the spaces that service it. The separation of the brewhouse and hospitality area is intended to reduce the repugnant noises of the brew-making process while one is situated in the hospitality area. The interstitial space between the two elongated volumes is dedicated to two beer gardens, doubling as entry processions to the brewery. Each beer garden is able to be used or rented independently, allowing for multiple parties to operate at the same time. The incorporation of beer gardens intends to mimic the popularity of these outdoor spaces that originated in Germany, ultimately becoming a place of significant social interaction.

GF | BEER TASTING AREA

GF & MEZZ | BREW HOUSE

Through its simplistic form and modern material palette, the brewery aspires to project the contemporary trends of Power and Light, while drawing crowds from all over the city.

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Brew House Foyer/Reception Area Hospitality Area Catering Kitchen Storage Area Service Spaces Management Offices

35' - 0"

14' - 0"

0' - 0"

C C

C Closed Cell Poly Spray Foam Closed Cell Poly Spray Foam Insulation Insulation 1/4" Black Carriage Bolt 1/4" Black Carriage Bolt Channel Stud Closed Cell Poly Spray Foam 1/2" Gypsum ChannelBoard Stud Insulation 4' x 8' 1/2" x 1/4" Cherry Wood Gypsum Board Carriage Bolt 4'1/4" x 8' Black x 1/4" Cherry Wood Panels Panels Channel Stud Drywall Screw 1/2" Gypsum Board Channel Stud 4' x 8' x 1/4"Drywall Cherry Screw Wood Channel Stud Panels

1/16" Forms+Systems Annodized 1/16" Forms+Systems Corrugated Aluminum Annodized Corrugated Aluminum Asphaltic Coating Asphaltic Coating DensDeck Prime Roof Board 1/16" Forms+Systems Annodized DensDeck Prime Roof Board Corrugated Aluminum Flashing Asphaltic Flashing Coating W12x22 DensDeck W12x22 Prime Roof Board 1/2" GP DensGlass Exterior Sheathing Flashing 1/2" GP DensGlass Exterior Sheathing Vapor Impermeable Barrier W12x22 Vapor Impermeable Barrier 3" Mineral Fiber Insulation 1/2" GP DensGlass Exterior Sheathing 3" Mineral Fiber Insulation Vapor Impermeable Barrier 1" Air Space 1" Air Space 3" Mineral Fiber Insulation 1" Granite Oak Rainscreen 1" Granite Oak Rainscreen 1" Air Space 1" Granite Oak Rainscreen

Drywall Screw Channel Stud

A1 | Hospitality Roof Scoop Detail

Mezzanine Level 14' - 0"

5/8" Gypsum Board 5/8" Gypsum Board Primesource/ 3GS SDZ114 8M Primesource/ 3GS 8M 1-1/4 Stl SDZ114 Stud Screw 5/8" Gypsum Board 1/8"1-1/4 Aluminum Channel Stl Stud Screw 1/8" Aluminum Channel Primesource/ 3GS SDZ114 8M 1-1/4 Stl Stud Screw 1/8" Aluminum Channel

1/2" GP DensGlass Exterior Sheathing 1/2" GPImpermeable DensGlass Exterior Vapor Barrier Sheathing Vapor Impermeable Barrier 3" Rigid Mineral Fiber Insulation 3" Rigid Mineral Fiber Insulation 1/2" DensGlass Exterior Sheathing 1/8" GP Alumimum Channel Connection Vapor Impermeable Barrier 1/8" Alumimum Channel Connection Granite Oak Rainscreen 3" Rigid Oak Mineral Fiber Insulation Granite Rainscreen

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Kawneer Aluminum DoorConnection Head 1/8" Alumimum Channel Kawneer Aluminum Door Head Granite Oak Rainscreen Argon Impregnated Air Space Argon Impregnated Air Space Kawneer Aluminum Door Head 1/4" Tempered Glass 1/4" Tempered Glass Argon Impregnated Air Space

1/4" Tempered Glass

A2 | Hospitality Kawneer Door Top Rail Detail

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Ground Level 0' - 0"

Wood Flooring Wood Flooring Adhesive Adhesive 1/4" Rigid Foam Wood Flooring 1/4" Rigid Foam 2 3/4" Steel Panel Adhesive 2 3/4" Steel Panel 1/2" Rubber Pad 1/4" Rubber Rigid Foam 1/2" Pad Precast Concrete Precast Concrete 2 3/4" Steel Panel 1/2" Rubber Pad Precast Concrete

Argon Impregnated Air Space Argon Impregnated 1/4" Tempered GlassAir Space 1/4" Tempered Glass Aluminum Door Sill Argon Impregnated Aluminum Door Sill Air Space 1/4" Tempered Glass Granite Oak Rainscreen Aluminum Door Sill Granite Oak Rainscreen Granite Oak Rainscreen Ground Level

Ground 0' Level - 0"

0' - 0" 1/2" Grayson Slate Tile 1/2" Grayson Slate Tile Ground Level 1/4" Laticrete Permacolor Grout 1/4" Laticrete Permacolor Grout 0' - 0" Rigid Foam Pad 1/2" Grayson Slate Tile Rigid Foam Pad Vapor Impermeable Barrier 1/4" Laticrete Permacolor Grout Vapor Impermeable Barrier 3" Rigid Mineral Fiber Insulation Rigid Foam PadFiber Insulation 3" Rigid Mineral 1/2" Rigid Foam Vapor Impermeable Barrier 1/2" Rigid Foam

A3 | Hospitality Kawneer Door Threshold Detail3" Rigid Mineral Fiber Insulation 1/2" Rigid Foam

AZLOVÝ DUM A NIZKOPRAHOVÉ CENTRUM HOUSING+LOW-THRESHOLD CENTER VYŠEHRAD | PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC

SITE ENTRIES

PROPORTIONING

The design of the low-threshold center uses modern materials to draw the attention of the community and prompt non-residents to come and discover its trendy amenities. It is a building for the community, but focuses its efforts toward the recuperation of individuals with varying social and financial dilemmas. Those that are unfortunate enough to fall on hard times should be given opportunities to get back on their feet in a private manner. To achieve this, the building is divided into four functionally bound volumes. Each volume is wrapped in translucent channel glass to allow diffused daylight into the building, while also providing a sense of anonymity to its patrons. The program of the building consists of a reception center, low-threshold center, sporting facility, charity shop, and housing. This array of functions is arranged with the most public spaces directly accessible from the street while the more private spaces of the building are elevated above ground level. This placement is intended to encourage people in the community to use the common spaces of the building, allowing residents to be linked socially to the surrounding populace.

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2F | COFFEE SHOP

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3F | RESIDENTIAL TERRACE

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FLINT HILLS WINERY

MANHATTAN, KANSAS

Nestled in the rolling hills of rural Manhattan, Kansas is the Flint Winery. The winery is allotted a great deal of land to grow and harvest grapes in order to produce and later show off the best wine in the Midwest. This design combines both production and presentation into a live show of the winemaking process. Visitors are perched above the process as grapes are pressed, fermented, and filtered. They may pass linearly above and see the active parts of the process or walk onto the mezzanine to view the aging barrels while imbibing at the bar. If one wishes to take in the picturesque landscape, they need only to look west from anywhere in the facility or walk out onto the balcony, which is meant to maximize the beauty of the setting. This scheme allows the visitor to safely examine all parts of the winemaking process, while also capitalizing on the beautiful surrounding landscape.

SERVED

BF | WINE MAK ING ARE A

SERVANT

WINE BAR AND VIEWING AREA

WINEMAKING PROCESS

GF | WINE BAR

Wine Tasting Area

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Laboratory

L ANDING

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

Bottling Area

Grape Receiving and Crushing Court

Pressing, Fermentation and Filtering

Shipping and Preparation C

Office Aging Area

Cased Goods Storage

Services

Support Construction

Seamed Metal Cladding Corrugated Metal Decking Air Space Batt Insulation Vapor Barrier Seamed Metal Cladding

Glazed Tile Atop Grout Reinforced Precast Concrete Rigid Insulation Reinforced Precast Concrete

SOUTHEAST CORNER SECTION

SECTION B-B Gravel Vapor Barrier Insulation Drainage Mat Drain

ARCH Building Construction Systems in Architecture

Drawing Project III: Wall Section

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Axonometric Wall Section

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DESIGN+BUILD

CAMP DAISY HINDMAN DOVER, KANSAS

The Camp Daisy Hindman Design+Build project is for the Girl Scouts of Northeast Kansas. Its design commenced during the 2011-2012 school year, but fell short of completion with only the two sheds being built, devoid of contents. In 2013, our studio picked up where the previous studio left off and were assigned the task of completing the project. The initial request of the clients was to create an economically designed shower and restroom facility, fit for girls between the ages of 5 and 18. The program stipulated six showers, changing areas, 50 cubbies, three toilet stalls, three hand washings stations, one male full bath. It also included a solution for spalling on a concrete retaining wall and provision of safety railings for the shed. Note: Some designing was done as a group.

In order to create a space that relates to young girls, we searched for methods that would liven up an otherwise morose shower facility. Our proposition seeks to starkly contrast the black of the shed by creating a white mass, adorned with colorful interiors and playful uses of light and graphics. An array of colors are displayed to reflect the diversity and excitement the young girls possess.

RESTROOM SHED

SHOWERS

SHOWER SECTION

TRANSVERSE SHOWER SECTION

SHOWER INTERIOR

DRIP

PARAMETRIC MODELING This is a group project completed by my third year studio. I had a large role in both the design and the construction of the model. We used Grasshopper, a parametric modeling plug-in for Rhino, to generate the form and laser file for each shape. The form is an exponential sinusoidal function graphed in three dimensions, which is meant to represent an object dropping onto a liquid surface. From this exercise I learned the applicability of parametric modeling and had the experience of working with others under strict time constraints.

INITIAL SUBMISSION

FINAL DESIGN

PHOTOGRAPHY

HAND DRAWING

PAPER HOUSE

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