ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
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ABOUT KEVIN kevin.hall@wsu.edu 916.715.9640 Sacramento, CA Since my freshman year of high school architecture and design has been a major focus of my education. Being involved in my high school’s CADD academy is what really led me to the decision that I wanted to be an architect. Being able to have an effect on the built environment and peoples everyday lives is what really inspires me in my designs. Having a double major in construction management gives me the knowledge necessary to have a well rounded outlook on design and construction.
DESIGN SOFTWARE SKILLS
EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
Master’s of Architecture (Pursuing) Washington State University, Pullman, WA
05.2016
Bachelors of Science in Construction Management Washington State University, Pullman, WA
05.2016
Bachelors of Science in Architectural Studies Washington State University, Pullman, WA
05.2015
ARCHITECTURE INTERN- URS CORPORATION/AECOM
05.2014-
AREA SUPERVISOR - OVATIONS FOOD SERVICES
03.2010-
EXTRA CURRICULAR
Worked in Revit to create Construction Documents Created 3D models in Revit Created Renderings from Revit models Developed floor plans, elevations and sections through Revit
Raley Field- AAA Baseball Stadium Manage 7 food service stands and many portable stands Ensure food handling requirements are being met Handle any customer complaints Manage checkout process of each game
DBIA Competition 2014 Design-Build Competition, second in the NW Region 2015 Design Build Competition
AGC Competition
Member of the 2015 Design Build Team Member of the 2016 VDC Team
Student Member
American Institute of Architecture Students
Student Member
Associated Students of Construction Management
Student Member
Design Build Institute of America
INSPIRATION
“DESIGN is a BALANCE between FORM and FUNCTION... it takes TWO” - seesaw
PROJECT DIRECTORY
Seattle Media Tech Center
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Water Research Educatorium
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Weaving the Urban Fabric
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2014 DBIA Competition S ubmission
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Seattle Media Tech Center
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Instructor: Completion Date: Class Title: Colleagues: Project Location:
Greg Kessler Spring 2015 ARCH 403 Stephanie Chimonas Seattle, WA
This studio project, under the guidance of professor Gregory Kessler, was a collaborative studio with senior construction management students. The aims of the semester were to work cohesively in order to produce necessary documents as if the building were to actually be constructed. In doing so, myself and my team were able to produce a proposal, estimates, schedules, construction documents, and specifications for the Seattle Media Tech Center.
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Seattle Media Tech Center
9TH AVE. N.
S 90° 00' 00" E 290.99'
REVISION
Date
S 0° 00' 05" E 119.73'
N
45 ° 12 00 5.2 ' 00 6' " E
No.
999 3RD AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 (303) 532-3411 a.croskrey@alliedbuilders.com
N 0° 00' 00" E 31.16'
EXISTING PARK (TO BE DEMOLISHED FOR FUTURE PARKING GARAGE)
CONCRETE PAVERS
14' - 3 3/4"
JOHN ST.
N 90° 00' 00" W 379.57'
SERVICE ALLEY
128' - 0"
N 90° 00' 00" E 379.56'
ESCALATOR
CONCRETE
SEE ARCHITECTURAL PLANS FOR DETAILED BUILDING DIMENSIONS AND ADJACENT SIDEWALK AND PAVED AREAS
ROOF DRAIN
10' - 9"
44' - 0"
84' - 0"
110' - 8"
ROOF DRAIN
SEAL
ROOF DRAIN
1
SITE PLAN
CONCRETE PAVERS EXISTING SIDEWALLK
PAINT WHITE CROSSWALK (TYP)
1/8"
44' - 0"
EXISTING BUILDING
DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
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Project number DATE
23-APRIL-2015 K. HALL S. CHIMONAS
A 1.1
BLOCK SITE PLAN 1" = 20'-0" Scale
1" = 20'-0"
IF SHEET HAS BEEN SCALED, PLEASE SCALE DRAWING ACCORDINGLY
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57' - 1
43' - 9 1/2"
10" DECIDUOUS STREET 12"DECIDUOUS STREET TREE TO REMAIN TREE TO REMAIN
PROJECT TITLE
BUS STOP
WESTLAKE AVE.
SHEET TITLE
14" DECIDUOUS STREET TREE TO REMAIN
57' - 11 1/2"
12" DECIDUOUS STREET TREE TO REMAIN
SEATTLE, WA
10' - 9"
SEATTLE MEDIA TEC CENTER AND MUSEUM
RAMP 3/4" -1'-0"
15' - 5 1/8"
10' - 0"
16' - 2"
N 90° 00' 00" W 379.56' 28' - 6 1/4"
11' - 1" 43' - 9 1/2"
S 0° 00' 00" W 110.67'
1/8" / 1'-0"
L 1.1
N 0° 00' 00" E 110.67'
DENNY WAY
12' - 2 1/8"
1/4" / 1'-0"
SEATTLE MEDIA TECH MUSEUM F.F.E.= 62'- 6"
701 5TH AVE. SEATTLE, WA 98104 (206) 865-4863 k.hall@ida.com
2 L 1.1
10" DECIDUOUS STREET TREE TO REMAIN
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
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189' - 1" 32' - 0"
22' - 0"
30' - 0"
25' - 0"
15' - 0"
106' - 9 3/8" 15' - 1"
25' - 6"
31' - 6 3/8" 23' - 9"
15' - 9"
12' - 0"
15' - 6"
No.
29' - 1 1/4"
8' - 2 3/8"
10' - 3 1/4"
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D1
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112A
WOMEN'S RESTROOM 113
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I 3.2
116D
113A
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OVERHEAD FOLDING DOORS
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5
116C
12' - 1"
CAFE SEATING
701 5TH AVE. SEATTLE, WA 98104 (206) 865-4863 k.hall@ida.com
1 A2
32' - 3"
A2
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116 A2
A2
A3
D1
FOOD ORDERING KIOSK
114
23' - 8 1/4"
D1
. D1
A 6.0
1
I 3.1
A 3.0
2
A2
4 3
1
WOOD FINISHED BAR TOP W/ SEATING
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C3
FOOD PREPARATION
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UP
A1
SEAL
A2 116A
114A
75' - 11"
A 6.0
PUBLIC ART DISPLAY TO BE DETERMINED
A2
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86' - 11 1/2"
ROOM ABOVE
A1
1 A 4.1
2
I 3.2
102A 1
104
105
A2
3
20' - 9"
102
SMALL GALLERY
FINISH FLOOR ELEVATION = 68'- 0"
112
111A
MUSEUM LOBBY
46' - 9"
A1
A1
4
MEN'S A2 RESTROOM
A2 D1
105
SMALL GALLERY 32' - 11"
D1
10' - 0"
C3
A5
FINISH FLOOR ELEVATION = 65'- 0"
A1
111
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1 A 2.1
STORAGE
UP
102B
24' - 8 7/8"
RAMP ABOVE
A2 1
UP
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DOOR OPENING ABOVE
A 3.1
A2
UP
C3
A2
3 A2
110
107A
A2
A 6.0
C1
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B1
108A 109A
109
106
B
A2 9' - 8"
106
32' - 4 1/8"
WOMEN'S RESTROOM
B1
107
A2
A2
A2
STORAGE
C1
FREIGHT C1 ELEVATOR
MECHANICAL
108
18' - 0"
11' - 7"
MEN'S RESTROOM
A1
999 3RD AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 (303) 532-3411 a.croskrey@alliedbuilders.com
117
8' - 0"
GALLERY ABOVE F.F.E. =71'- 0"
7' - 6"
C1
C4
C
STAIR #2
117A
UP C4
A 2.3
D1
2 A 4.2
11' - 6 1/8"
118
Date
A 2.5
HORIZONTAL OPENING FREIGHT ELEVATOR DOOR A 6.1 C4
A
REVISION
21' - 7 7/8"
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A 2.0
4
STAIR #3
1' - 2"
17' - 8"
A 3.2
5 A 2.4
2 A 4.1
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
114B C3
22' - 7 3/4"
D1
101
UP
C2
C2
D1
OVERHEAD FOLDING DOOR
D1 115A
UP
D1
116F
5 A 6.1
103A
A3 116B
101A
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A 6.1 1 22' - 0"
10' - 0" 32' - 0"
22' - 1"
10' - 0"
A 3.3
20' - 3 1/8"
52' - 4 1/8"
26' - 9 1/4" 38' - 10 5/8"
159' - 3 3/4"
9' - 3 3/4" 36' - 1"
9' - 2 1/4"
5' - 0"
PROJECT TITLE
D1
A2
115 A1
C2 C2
ROBOTIC STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE
SHEET TITLE
18' - 11 1/2"
BUILDING LOBBY
A2
103
2' - 8 7/8"
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TENNANT SPACE D1
22' - 11"
D1
2 A 2.2
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A 1.2 Scale
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UP
D
SEATTLE, WA
B5
A2
SEATTLE MEDIA TEC CENTER AND MUSEUM
C1
C3
2
BALCONY ABOVE
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A2
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A2
1/8" = 1'-0"
IF SHEET HAS BEEN SCALED, PLEASE SCALE DRAWING ACCORDINGLY
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3
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A 2.4
A 2.0
A 6.7
A 2.5
REVISION
Date
BUILT UP ROOF MEMBRANE
TENNANT SPACE
WOMEN'S RESTROOM
501
503
ROOF 146' - 0"
MECHANICAL ROOM
TENNANT SPACE
4
501
502
999 3RD AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 (303) 532-3411 a.croskrey@alliedbuilders.com
3' PARAPET WALL
A 2.3
5/8" GWB FINISH CEILING
FIFTH FLOOR 134' - 0" ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
MECHANICAL 453
LARGE GALLERY
WOMEN'S RESTROOM
401
403
409
LARGE GALLERY MECHANICAL
401
402
SMALL GALLERY
EXTERIOR BALCONY SPACE
405
FOURTH FLOOR 110' - 0"
350
LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM
352
CONCRETE SLAB ON METAL DECK
ELECTRICAL
LARGE GALLERY
303
301
2 X6 TOUNGE AND GROOVE WOOD DECKING
351
1 A 6.0
THIRD FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL 98' - 0"
Sim 2 A 6.0
OPEN TO BEYOND
EXPOSED EXTERIOR CEILING
THIRD FLOOR 86' - 0"
ANALOG STORE
AMAZON BRICK LOBBY
203
201
QUAD GLAZED TRANSLUCENT INSULATED WALL-LIGHT
FLOOR BEYOND DOUBLE PANE GLASS CURTAIN WALL
TENNANT SPACE 103
BUILDING LOBBY 101
OPEN TO BEYOND
Sim
ROBOTIC STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE 115
CAFE SEATING 116
SECOND FLOOR 74' - 0" WOOD PANEL FLOORING 4" CONCRETE WALL BASE
FIRST FLOOR 62' - 0"
PROJECT TITLE
30" CONCRETE SLAB ABOVE PARKING GARAGE
SHEET TITLE
PARKING GARAGE
SEATTLE MEDIA TEC CENTER AND MUSEUM
353
SMALL CONFERENCE ROOM
SEAL
ADMINISTRATION
SECTIONS
MECHANICAL
001
Project number
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SECTION 3 1/8" = 1'-0"
DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
23-APRIL-2015 K. HALL S. CHIMONAS
A 2.2 Scale
1/8" = 1'-0"
IF SHEET HAS BEEN SCALED, PLEASE SCALE DRAWING ACCORDINGLY
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ELECTRICAL
701 5TH AVE. SEATTLE, WA 98104 (206) 865-4863 k.hall@ida.com
5/8" GWB FINISH CEILING
SEATTLE, WA
CONCRETE SLAB ON METAL DECK
FOURTH FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL 122' - 0"
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
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D
C
2
3' PARAPET WALL W/ ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
B
No.
A
A 2.2
REVISION
Date
BUILT UP ROOF MEMBRANE
1 A 2.1
Sim
999 3RD AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 (303) 532-3411 a.croskrey@alliedbuilders.com
ROOF 146' - 0"
TENNANT SPACE 501 FIFTH FLOOR 134' - 0"
FINISH CEILING MATERIAL FINISH FLOOR MATERIAL
FOURTH FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL 122' - 0"
401
408 FOURTH FLOOR 110' - 0"
GLASS FILLED RAILING
ADMINISTRATION
THIRD FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL 98' - 0"
350
301
STORAGE
SEAL
LARGE GALLERY
307 2X6 T&G WOOD CEILING
THIRD FLOOR 86' - 0"
2X6 T&G WOOD PANELING 4" CONCRETE SLAB ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
4" CONCRETE WALL BASE 30" CONCRETE SLAB
FIRST FLOOR 62' - 0"
SHEET TITLE
PROJECT TITLE
PARKING GARAGE
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SECTION 6 1/8" = 1'-0"
001
Project number DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
23-APRIL-2015 K. HALL S. CHIMONAS
A 2.5 Scale
4/23/2015 2:42:49 PM
SECOND FLOOR 74' - 0"
SEATTLE MEDIA TEC CENTER AND MUSEUM
2X6 WOOD SIDING
SECTIONS
WIDE FLANGE BEAM (REFER TO STRUCTURAL SHEETS)
ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
STORAGE
701 5TH AVE. SEATTLE, WA 98104 (206) 865-4863 k.hall@ida.com
LARGE GALLERY
CONCRETE SLAB ON METAL DECK
SEATTLE, WA
5 A 6.1
1/8" = 1'-0"
IF SHEET HAS BEEN SCALED, PLEASE SCALE DRAWING ACCORDINGLY
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No.
ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN PARAPET
3
1
A 6.0
A 2.1
REVISION
Date
2 A 2.2
999 3RD AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 (303) 532-3411 a.croskrey@alliedbuilders.com
ROOF 146' - 0"
FIFTH FLOOR 134' - 0" MEDIA MESH FABRIC
OPAQUE SPANDREL GLAZING- WHOLE ROW
701 5TH AVE. SEATTLE, WA 98104 (206) 865-4863 k.hall@ida.com
DOUBLE PANE GLAZING
FOURTH FLOOR 110' - 0"
2 A 6.0
EXTERIOR ESCALATOR
1 L 1.1
ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
SOUTH ELEVATION
001
Project number DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
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A 3.1 Scale
1/8" = 1'-0"
IF SHEET HAS BEEN SCALED, PLEASE SCALE DRAWING ACCORDINGLY
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SHEET TITLE
SOUTH ELEVATION 1/8" = 1'-0"
PROJECT TITLE
FIRST FLOOR 62' - 0"
1
SEATTLE MEDIA TEC CENTER AND MUSEUM
SECOND FLOOR 74' - 0"
SEATTLE, WA
THIRD FLOOR 86' - 0"
SEAL
OPAQUE SPANDREL GLAZING- WHOLE ROW
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
No.
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5
A 6.1 A 2.4
5
3
4
1
A 6.1
A 2.0
A 6.1
A 6.7
REVISION
Date
6 A 2.5
DOUBLE PANE GLAZING
999 3RD AVE SEATTLE, WA 98104 (303) 532-3411 a.croskrey@alliedbuilders.com
ROOF 146' - 0" 4
ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
A 2.3
ALUMINUM PANEL RAINSCREEN
FIFTH FLOOR 134' - 0"
FOURTH FLOOR SPLIT LEVEL 122' - 0" 701 5TH AVE. SEATTLE, WA 98104 (206) 865-4863 k.hall@ida.com
OPAQUE SPANDREL GLAZING - WHOLE ROW
MEDIA MESH FABRIC WALL
DOUBLE PANE GLAZING FOURTH FLOOR 110' - 0"
SEAL
EXTERIOR WOOD SIDING
OPAQUE SPANDREL GLAZING - WHOLE ROW THIRD FLOOR 86' - 0" QUAD GLAZED TRANSLUCENT INSULATED WALL-LIGHT
EAST ELEVATION
SECOND FLOOR 74' - 0" OVERHEAD FOLDING DOOR (TYP)
001
Project number
1
EAST ELEVATION 1/8" = 1'-0"
DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY
23-APRIL-2015 K. HALL S. CHIMONAS
A 3.3 Scale
4/23/2015 2:43:24 PM
SHEET TITLE
PROJECT TITLE
FIRST FLOOR 62' - 0"
SEATTLE, WA
OPEN TO BEYOND
SEATTLE MEDIA TEC CENTER AND MUSEUM
SLANTED DOUBLE PANE GLAZING
1/8" = 1'-0"
IF SHEET HAS BEEN SCALED, PLEASE SCALE DRAWING ACCORDINGLY
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Water Research Educatorium
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Instructor: Completion Date: Class Title: Colleagues: Project Location:
Greg Kessler Fall 2014 ARCH 401 Stephanie Chimonas Pullman, WA
This project was intended to utilize the components (both abstract and real) of water in order to create an educatorium. Located in Pullman, Washington, the project focused on the capabilities of water within the rolling terrain. In doing so, the final product is a building which allows its users to learn in open spaces for more collaborative and successful projects.
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Water Research Educatorium Section B-B 3
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Entry Reading and Reference Exhibition Bathroom Bathroom Learning Space Learning Space Bathroom Bathroom Auditorium Learning Space Reading and Reference Bathroom Bathroom Learning Space Learning Space Bathroom Bathroom Learning Space Learning Space Learning Space Meeting Room Office Office Office Office Bathroom Bathroom Research Research Residence Residence
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Section A-A
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First Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
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West Elevation
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Second Floor Plan
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Fourth Floor Plan
South Elevation
CONCEPTUAL DRAWINGS Metal Flashing Water Transport Pipe
Spider Joint (Typ) Structural Column Structural Column Glass (Typ) Glass (Typ)
Water and Circulation Patterns
Finish Flooring (Typ) 2” Concrete (Typ) Metal Deck (Typ) 1/2” Sheathing (Typ) Batt Insulation (Typ)
C-Channel Structural Steel I-Beam 1/2” Sheathing (Typ) Finish Ceiling (Typ)
Structural Parti Finish Flooring (Typ) 2” Concrete (Typ) Metal Deck (Typ) 1/2” Sheathing (Typ) Batt Insulation (Typ)
C-Channel Structural Steel I-Beam 1/2” Sheathing (Typ) Finish Ceiling (Typ)
Steel Angle Frame (Typ) Concrete Slab (Typ) 2” Insulation (Typ) Structural Fill
Water Drain 8” Concrete Slab
South Wall Section
Transparency and Visibility
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Water Research Educatorium
PROJECT RENDER
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Weaving the Urban Fabric
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Instructor: Completion Date: Class Title: Colleagues: Project Location:
Mary Polites Fall 2013 ARCH 301 Jannita Bolin | Charlotte Muschamp Moscow, ID
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This project was designed to be a pavilion stall for the farmers market in Moscow, Idaho. Through the use of digital fabrication and technology we were able to create a project that could easily be able to set up and down in a timely fashion for the market. Our explorations of material testing and bending allowed us to design a structure, which through tension and compression is able to hold itself up. Weaving the boards together gave us the compression strength that this pavilion needed to structurally support itself.
market area major streets minor streets 21
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Weaving the Urban Fabric
N Farmer’s Market Area
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N Selected Site and Access Points
N Visitor Populating Market
PROJECT COLLAGE
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Weaving the Urban Fabric
Micro Geometry Aggregation
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Connection Detail
COMPONENT LOGIC
A
B
Macro Geometry Aggregation
A+B Assembly
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Weaving the Urban Fabric
CRAFT STALLS
SECTION
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PAVILION
FRIENDSHIP SQUARE
FOOD STALLS
MODELING PHOTOS
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2014 DBIA Competition
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Advisor: Completion Date: Competition: Colleagues: Project Location:
David Gunderson Spring 2014 2014 DBIA National Student Competition Andrew Croskrey | Andy Ochs | Kelsey Stenvall Beloit, WI
The Design-Build Institute of America Competition looks to promote the positive attributes of the DesignBuild delivery system. When properly implemented, the delivery system can offer a quicker, and less expensive solution for owners. The 2014 competition called for a new recreation building design located on the campus of Beloit College. Deliverables for the competition included RFQ’s, proposals, estimating, scheduling, as well as submitting RFI’s, and awaiting any addenda that may be sent out at any given moment. These competitions allow for a glimpse into the realworld experiences of both architects and construction managers. My responsibility for the competition was specifically the overall design of the building. 29
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Site relationship to the campus White Ave.
Pleasa nt St.
e. Portland Av
Fieldhouse Entrance
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Enlarged site plan Scale 1”= 40’-0”
Pool area
N
PROJECT CONCEPTION
First Floor of Entrance/ Lobby Proposed Fieldhouse Area
Kitchen
Outdoor Patio
Entrance/ Reception
Bistro
Lobby Area
Proposed pool
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