PORTFOLIO Kayla Clark Syracuse Architecture
KAYLA CLARK knclark@syr.edu (732) 856 - 1164 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Philadelphia Community Arts Center 4 Tiny House 12 Archive for the City of Syracuse 16 Rennovations for 1201 Borealis Court 24 Rendering for 7-11 26
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PHILADELPHIA COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER This exercise from ARC 208 asked students to design a new building on site in south residential Philadelphia. The new building was to house a community arts center for the city and neighborhood, a fictitious institution with studio spaces, classroomd, a gallery, cafe and library. The site is on a corner and across from a pubic park. The main concept for my design is a U-Shape, opening up to the park, with different volumes extending off the U and into the central courtyard. The facade of my design resembles a columnade to act as a continuation of the park and an invitation into the main courtyard. The U-Shape houses the more private spaces like the studios and classrooms, while the volumes house the more public spaces like the gallery, cafe, and library.
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TINY HOUSE This exercise from ARC 222 asked groups of students to design a tiny house big enough for two people to live in, in whichever material we would like, and at any site we could like. The tiny house was to have a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, dining area, living area, and laundary area. Working with Jasmine Greytok and Olivia Dellecava, we chose wood as our main material and Washington next to a lake as our sire. The main concept for our design was to keep a traditional wood cabin look combined with non-traditional interior aspects, like a loft and a retractable wall which can be used as a deck, to make the space as open and as liveable as possible.
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TINY-HOUSE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT // p l a n s // scale 1’=1/2�
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olivia dellacava, kayla clark, & jasmine greytok
Stop Chamfers 3� From Ceiling 5-10d Nails Each Side Casing Bead Around All Penetrations
1/4� Sealant
2- 2x8 Spaced1 1/2�
1 1/2� Block Between 2x8’s At Ceiling Penetration
R-19 Glass Fiber Insulation
3/4� x 2� Jamb Extension 11/16� x 3 1/2� Casing
2x12 Floor Joist 16� O.C. 2x6 Top Sill Anchor Bolts 4’ O.C. 2x6 Treated Sill Glass Fiber Sill Sealer
second floor
section through bay window
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1/2� GYPSUM BOARD VAPOR BARRIER
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GLASS FIBER INSULATION 1/2� PLYWOOD SHEATHING CEDAR SHINGLES
HARDWOOD FLOORING 5/8� PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR 2X6 TREATED SILL
2X6TOP TREATED SILL 2X6 TREATED SILL
front elevation
side elevation
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TINY-HOUSE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT olivia dellacava, kayla clark, & jasmine greytok
// r e n d e r
// k i t o f p a r t s a x o n
Casing Bead Around All Penetrations
// p h y s i c a l m o d e l
roof shingles
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wood paneling on roof
wood support trusses and rafters for roof
loft
// si t e p l a n // scale 1/300 // s t r u c t u r a l d i a g r a m WOOD FRAM
interior walls
RIGID INSULATION
AIR BARRIER
GYPSUM
SHIINGLES
wood siding insulalation, etc. wood structure
FIBER GLASS INSULATION
PLYWOOD SHEETHING
VAPOR BARRIER
// m a t e r i a l i t y d i a g r a m
concrete foundation with wood support and floors
front porch
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bay widow
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PINE
RED CEDAR
STEEL
CONCRETE
SIDING
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ARCHIVE FOR THE CITY OF SYRACUSE This exercise from ARC 207 asked students to design a new building on one of the three sites in downtown Syracuse, proceeding first ‘from the outside in’ and then ‘from the inside out.’ The new building was to house the ‘Archive for the City of Syracuse’, a fictitious institution dediacted to documenting the continuing narratives of the city’s urban and architectural histories. I worked with an infill site, which has one elevation facing Hanover Square across Genesse Street and one elevation facing the interior of the block. The main concept for my design is using the facade of the pre-existing building to disguise the true form and to better situate the building in its context. This ‘true form’ consists of heavy blocks, with one side tilted inward or outward.
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Exterior Rendering
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MD
Samson & CO. Color
Salon
Elevation ~ 1/8” = 1’
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Floor Plan 1 ~ 1/16” = 1’
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Ground Floor Plan ~ 1/8” = 1’
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Roof Plan ~ 1/16” = 1’
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Section B ~ 1/8” = 1’
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RENNOVATIONS FOR 1201 BOREALIS COURT The Riviera Family asked me to produce construction drawings for their new home in Forked River, NJ. The rennovations included adding a new door with a new roof over it, adding new windows, removing a door, and removing windows.
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RENDERING FOR 7-11 While at Monteforte Architectural Studio, I produced a rendering, using Photoshop, for their project of a new 7-11 store in Atlantic Highlands, NJ
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KAYLA CLARK knclark@syr.edu (732) 856 - 1164
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