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“the city is what it is because our citizens are what they are� - Plato
Justin Wallace 500 Means Street Atlanta, GA 30318 Georgia Institute of Technology, Master in Architecture (2013) Clemson University, Bachelor of Arts in Architecture (2007)
Table of Contents Atlanta Beltline - Proctor Creek Greenway - Water Sensitive Urban Design |
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Georgia Coastline - An Alternative Future for Historic Saint Marys - Sea Level Rise |
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Glenwood Park Subdivision |
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Seoul Urban Design Workshop |
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Georgia Tech - Graduate Student Living Commons |
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LEED Interiors Office Expansion |
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Canal Front Terrace Building |
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Proctor Creek Greenway
Urban Design Goals
Water Sensitive Urban Design Project Team Members: Travis Hampton, Hang Yu *2013 Student Competition Finalist at Georgia Environmental Conference
Create Neighborhood Nodes
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Tie Community Fabric
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Design for 10yr flood & Accomodate 500yr flood
Generate Value
Solutions to environmental concerns of developing urban stream ways may be revealed through urban design. “Proctor Creek Greenway” is an urban design concept generated by hydrology research of the Proctor Creek watershed. Analysis was given to Proctor Creek’s annual water flow rates, historic flood flow rates and flood plain boundaries, and its relationship to the surrounding storm water drainage system. Empirical observation of the stream also gave supporting evidence of impaired water quality, concrete channelization concerns, and severe stream bank erosion. The hydrology information was later combined with a thorough urban analysis in order to provide a development concept for the area. The resulting greenway reveals design strategies that answer vital questions for urban planning and development community such as: How to design for small or large flood events; How to design
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appropriate widths for infrastructure such as bridges and culverts; and how to better improve the quality of urban stream systems to use as an amenity for land use. But foremost is improving the landscape through design that can better the surrounding communities.
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Design Strategies Implemented at the Street: Low-Impact Bioswales, Filtration Strips, Impervious Bikelanes
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A Toolbox of 12 Stormwater Strategies: 1
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1. Reclaim Flood Plain 2. Storm-water Ordinance for Land-Use 3. Land Ownership Shift 4. Frontage 5. Bioengineered Slopes 6. Infiltration 7. Retention 8. Collection 9. Street Redesign 10. Bridge Redesign 11. Culvert Redesign 12. End of Pipe Redesign
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An Alternative Future for Historic Saint Marys
Sea Level Rise Affecting Saint Marys and Region
Sea Level Rise Along Coastal Georgia Project Team Members: Johnny Aguilar, Daniel Al-Haddaf
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Uncontrolled development has led to sprawling urban form with characteristics of strip malls, cul-de-sacs, and fringe development along Georgia’s coastline. Accompanying this phenomena is the threat of sea level rise and its effects over time. The future of historic Saint Marys is put into question - what are alternate patterns of growth that consider a rich history and dynamic landscape threatened by sea level rise?
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Justin P. Wallace, MSUD, M.Arch,
Georgia Institute of Technology (404.368.1541) justinwallace@gatech.edu
Suitability Analysis for Future Land Development
50+ Year Development Goals St. Simons Island Sea Island Little St. Simons Jekyll Island
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Amelia Island
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Atlantic Ocean
Protect Ancient Environs
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Mitigate Urban Sprawl
Commemorate History
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Development Strategies
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First Phase Implementation
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Glenwood Park Subdivision Urban Design Study
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open space creation
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Glenwood Park is an underused area of land located in the Grant Park intown neighborhood of Atlanta. It is a highway adjacent property that also abuts the Beltline - a continuous open public thoroughfare that links Atlanta’s many neighborhoods. The goals of the subdivision are to: 1] create and balance open space with development; 2] link the road system with surrounding context; and 3] manage stormwater.
water management
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Justin P. Wallace, MSUD, M.Arch,
Georgia Institute of Technology (404.368.1541) justinwallace@gatech.edu
Re-envisioning Sewoon Arcade Seoul, South Korea Project Team Members: Travis Hampton, Ashwin Kamath
Existing 1960’s Era Arcade Building
Proposed Massing along the Cheongyecheon River
The Sewoon Arcade is a 1960’s era complex that is one of a few left. The structure, urban configuration, and street arcade make it a very unique building. The proposal uses the architectural gem as a catalyst for better urban design. By cutting into the floor plates, we were able to create unique lighting conditions to rehab the building into luxury reidential units. The existing structural bays of the arcade allow for retrofitted spaces for various commercial uses. There final product is a renewed sense of pedestrian activity along the arcade.
Justin P. Wallace, MSUD, M.Arch,
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Justin P. Wallace, MSUD, M.Arch,
Georgia Institute of Technology (404.368.1541) justinwallace@gatech.edu
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Reconfigure Ground Floor Level for Pedestrian-Friendly Commerce
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Justin P. Wallace, MSUD, M.Arch,
Georgia Institute of Technology (404.368.1541) justinwallace@gatech.edu
Graduate Living Commons 10th & Atlantic, Atlanta
Bris Soleil System
Storefront System
Concrete Panel System
Transparency is defined as “the degree to which something is clear or understood.” The project at 10th and Atlantic Streets is driven by the studies of transparent building systems so that site and building are situated in various degrees of transparent conditions to conceal or reveal programmatic elements while responding to the natural environment. A horizontal “bar”shaped building has been implemented to allow increased use of the southern face of the site. An investigation of current access and site circulation encourages an organization of the site and program for public, semi-public, and private use. Envelope System
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Wall Section
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Site Plan
Elevations
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LEED Office Expansion Columbia, SC Photo by Brian Dressler Photography
LEED Interiors Innovation Credit
LEED Interiors Credit 2
LEGEND
DOOR RE-USED AS WORKSURFACE IN STUDIO
PRIOR CONDITION
BUILT IN CASEWORK RE-USED IN RESOURCE LIBRARY
EXISTING SPACE (2,200 SF) NO WORK THIS AREA
RE-USED CASEWORK
RE-USED CASE GOOD SHELVING
EXISTING SPACE (2,200 SF) NO WORK THIS AREA
COMPLETED DESIGN
DEMOLISHED WALLS (60 LINEAR FEET OR 480 SQUARE FEET) NEW WALLS (14 LINEAR FEET OR 112 SQUARE FEET)
INTERIOR WALL PARTITION
INTERIOR WALL PARTITION
EXTERIOR WALL
DOOR (ONE SIDE)
INTERIOR WALL PARTITION
INTERIOR WALL PARTITION
SPACE TO BE RENOVATED (813 SF)
BUILT IN CASE GOOD SHELVING RE-USED IN RESOURCE LIBRARY
INTERIOR WALL PARTIITION
COMMON AREA NO WORK THIS AREA
INTERIOR WALL PARTIITION
INTERIOR WALL PARTIITION
RENOVATED SPACE (813 SF) NEW FLOORING THIS ROOM ONLY
COMMON AREA NO WORK THIS AREA
FINISHED FLOORING TO REMAIN
AREA UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR LEED CI CERTIFICATION
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EXISTING WALLS TO REMAIN
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DOOR
DOOR TO BE REMOVED
The Studio 2LR office expansion is LEED® certified under the 2009 commercial interiors rating system. With approximately 3,000SF of office area, this was my first involvement in the LEED process. Specifically, I created documents to supplement the online templates to show how the space utilizes sustainable building strategies. Credit 2 illustrates the office’s connectivity to common services. This indicates the intensity of the area and earned a credit towards certification. The second document is an innovation credit that shows that the office used greater than 2.5% cradle to crade certified furniture. All four credits sought were approved and these aided in my successful completion of the LEED Green Associate Exam.
STRUCTURAL PARTY WALL (ONE SIDE)
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PROJECT AREA PLAN
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Canal Front Terrace Three Rivers Greenway, Columbia, SC Photo by: Kickstand Studio
Three Rivers Greenway
The Canal Front Terrace is an 17,0000SF addition to a Children’s Museum in Columbia, South Carolina. The finished building features a terrace overlooking the Congaree River and a unique sunshade structure that includes a LED light display feature. Below the terrace is a multimedia meeting space, public restrooms, and amenities for future restaurant space. The clients included both the City of Columbia and Edventure Children’s Musuem. The project sits along Columbia’s Three Rivers Greenway and adds to the positive develeopment along the riverfront. Challenges included several inherent zoning overlays and being located within an historic district adjacent to a bridge and canal listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Additionally, the site lay
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Site is located along historic canal
below the FEMA flood plain and required unique structural accomodations. Working with the project architect, I helped with design solutions during the construction adminstration phase of the project, engineering coordination, code issues, and material research. The images on the right document my experience throughout weekly construction site meetings throughout 2010.
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First Floor Plan
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