Zaeh Work Sample July 2020

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WORK SAMPLE Summer 2020 Katie Zaeh, RA 1342 W 41st Street Baltimore, MD 21211 c. 908.938.0980 kezaeh@gmail.com

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MFF PARKWAY THEATER New Home of the Maryland Film Festival Ziger/Snead Architects Š =HPEIKNA *! Photography by Karl Connolly

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9.9 Million - 23800 SF

The Parkway Theater renovation and addition is a work of architectural palimpsest. Rather than restore the theater to appear brand-new, this project sought to freeze its decay in place, maintaining the layers of DEOPKNU PK OD=NA SEPD Å‚HI CKANO 1DA -=NGS=U I=GAO movie-going magical.

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New building’s lounge creates energy at a major intersection in the arts district

Section through the historic movie house

Upper Level Plan - historic theater and new screening room

Section through the new screening rooms

Modeling the Historic Building

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Exterior Rendering

Parametric Sight Line Studies

Grasshopper model used to check for extreme sight angles to screen

Grasshopper model used to check for obstructed view seats

PARKWAY PREFERRED SEATS 85 Ideal Seats 145 Good Seats 102 High View Angle Seats

Parametric model enables testing of multiple “acceptable” viewing angles

PARKWAY PREFERRED SEATS 100 Ideal Seats 166 Good Seats 98 High View Angle Seats

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GSAPP ARTHUR ROSS GALLERY A Testing Ground for Architectural Exhibitions GSAPP Exhibitions Crew Š +AS 6KNG +6 Photos by James Ewing Adolf Loos Our Contemporary, Fall 2013

Muriel Cooper Messages and Means, Spring 2014

New skylight system and cladding over the library

PEABODY CONSERVATORY SKYLIGHT Protecting a Historic Library Ziger/Snead Architects +1200 Architectural Engineers Š =HPEIKNA *! Photography by Ulf Wallin The Peabody conservatory’s collection of 300,000 rare and historic volumes was put at risk from a failing skylight. This project replaced the polycarbonate skylight with an insulated glass skylight system. The new skylight is much heavier than the 1878 skylight for which the original structure was designed, making this project a precise surgical operation. 1200 Architectural Engineers meticulously wove a new steel reinforcing system through the old iron structure =J@ @AOECJA@ = OAMQAJ?EJC OUOPAI BKN EJOP=HH=PEKJ that would not over-stress the original structure. Ziger/ Snead was responsible for the exterior envelope detailing to ensure the books would remain dry and that the exterior would appear unchanged.

View of the lay lights and library from below

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CONFLUENCE OF NEIGHBORHOODS

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SETON HILL

BROMO A&E DISTRICT CBD

UNIVERSITY CENTER INNER HARBOR STADIUM DISTRICT

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VISIONING TEAM MAYOR’S OFFICE OF ECONOMIC & NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT

BALTIMORE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

LAND COLLECTIVE

ZIGER/SNEAD ARCHITECTS DOWNTOWN PARTNERSHIP OF BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE HOUSING AUTHORITY

BROMO

CITY DEPT. OF RECREATION AND PARKS

BALTIMORE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT / SETON HILL

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT VISION PLAN

COMMUNITY

PUBLIC SPACE / SOCIAL SYSTEMS

BALTIMORE CITY PLANNING

PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT (TIME GROUP) CITY DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS

BROMO ARTS DISTRICT

BALTIMORE OFFICE FOR PROMOTION AND THE ARTS

THE ARTS & HISTORY

LEXINGTON MARKET CITY DEPT. OF TRANSPORTATION

UMD MEDICAL SYSTEM

MTA

TRANSIT

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE

INSTITUTIONS

Recognizing district stakeholders

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Phase 1 - “Bubbling Up�

BROMO ARTS DISTRICT VISIONING PLAN Ziger/Snead Architects, Land Collective and The Baltimore Development Corporation Š =HPEIKNA *! Final Graphics by Land Collective

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Envisioning the future of Baltimore’s west side

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Phase 2 - “Neighborhood Fizz�

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The Vision Plan for re-energizing Baltimore’s West OE@A @AĹ‚JAO = ĹƒATE>HA BN=IASKNG SEPD EJPANRAJPEKJO that can be implemented in the immediate, near, =J@ B=N BQPQNA &JPANRAJPEKJO AJD=J?A PDA >Q@@EJC arts district through branding of the district using the historic icon of the Bromo Seltzer bottle, creating nodes of interest for the public every walking minute, and connecting the neighborhood with a linear park along the existing light rail.

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Phase 3 - “Community Ebullience�

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McKELDIN PLAZA SIGNAGE 1AILKN=NU IAIKNE=H BKN PDA #=PDAN KB PDA &JJAN %=N>KN Ziger/Snead Architects Š =HPEIKNA *! The city decided to tear down McKeldin Fountain, a brutalist city landmark and memorial to Mayor McKeldin, before they had a plan of what to put in its place. The Baltimore Development Corporation asked Ziger/Snead to design a temporary memorial that ?KQH@ MQE?GHU >A ANA?PA@ =BPAN PDA @AIKHEPEKJ & SAJP PK PDA *?(AH@EJ =N?DERAO =J@ BKQJ@ = LKNPN=EP KB PDA BKNIAN I=UKN =J@ = MQKPA =>KQP DEO REOEKJ KB PDA &JJAN %=N>KN & PDAJ ?NA=PA@ = $N=OODKLLAN 0?NELP PK translate the black-and-white image into perforations EJ = IAP=H LH=PA BKN PDA łJ=H OECJ @AOECJ

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NOTRE DAME PREP MASTER PLAN + STEAM WING 21st Century Learning Space for a Parochial School Ziger/Snead Architects Š 1KSOKJ *! Notre Dame Preparatory School is a private Catholic school for girls serving grades 6-12. The 20-year master plan prioritizes construction projects and directs gifts to the school towards long-term projects. &P =EIO PK QL@=PA =J@ NA AJANCEVA PDA O?DKKH =O = OP Century Learning Environment.

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Sidewalk Waste Collection Sidewalks, Bike lanes, and Streets

Loss of Services Flood impact on individual LES townhouses

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The Rockaway Peninsula will shift and degrade over time. This large park landscape project is designed to evolve with the forces of wind, water, and climate change. A kit-of-parts of land forming devices is deployed to NAOD=LA PDA LAJEJOQH= &J?NA=OA@ LNKPA?PEKJ BNKI storm surge is sculpted for existing neighborhoods, SDEHA JAS @ARAHKLIAJP EO @AOECJA@ PK ŃKK@ =P PDA CNKQJ@ ŃKKN HARAH 1DA L=NG >A?KIAO = SEH@ANJAOO destination for those from nearby Manhattan, with more opportunities for permanent development planned in future phases. Groin

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Boardwalk Retail

Small Craft Channel

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Geo-tube

Event Space

Sand Fence

Re-planting Kit of Parts - Shoreline shapers

Boardwalk Retail

Amphitheater

Boat Storage

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Rooftop Lounge with views of Jamaica Bay

Parts of Boardwalk NAP=EJ ŃKK@ S=PAN

Second Floor Event Space

Kayak rental

&I=CEJ=PEKJ Playground

Snack Shack

Renovated Jacob Riis Bathhouse

Renovated Jacob Riis Bathhouse during Flood Event

Small Craft Channel for Bay to Beach recreation

Boatel

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Floating rooms NEOA SEPD ŃKK@

Boatel during Flood Event

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