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Senior Thesis: Balancing Community and Privacy
Senior Thesis on Student Housing
San Luis Obispo, CA
Spring 2013
5th Year Design
Professor Ansgar Killing
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- amenity focused design - apartment style - off-campus
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The CRISIS: desire for privacy and freedom is destroying the academic lifestyle by removing students from each other & the campus as a whole
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“I’M DESIGNING A METHOD OF EDUCATION as much as I’M DESIGNING A HOME FOR STUDENTS” Community Housing - Senior Project
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OPERABLE BALCONY WALL Opens with Seasons Summer - Cali Summer Winter - Most days it’s still not that warm
SINGLE ROOMS Desired by Upperclassmen Each Room has a Sink Less Conflict
FOLDING GLASS WALL Ventilation Connection to Outdoors Connection to Outdoor community
TIMBER FACADE Represents Community Shades Glazing Privacy
First Floor SHADE SCREEN Emphasizes Balcony (Community Spaces) East-West Shade
VENTILATION Single-Loaded Corridors and Open Central Area Promotes Ventilation of Stinky Dorms PERFORATED METAL Mimics Operable Balcony Improved Ventilation
CENTRAL AREA Replaces Poor Hallways Improved Ventilation
Third Floor
Building Design Strategies Bathroom
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6 Apartment Layout Luke Durkin
Senior Thesis on Student Housing
Bedrooms
Central Balcony
Kitchen & Living San Luis Obispo, CA
Ventilation Spring 2013
5th Year Design
Professor Ansgar Killing
KITCHEN PLACEMENT No Windows Needed
FOOD PREP CONVERSATION SPACE Students can cook while interacting with others
“L” SHAPE TABLE Prevents Single Group Domination of Kitchen
VIEW HIERARCHY Best Views in Community Space Get’s People Out of Rooms
Kitchen Zones
TIMBER FACADE Represents Community Shades Glazing
COOKING CLEANING
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Cooking Timeline 3 EASY ACCESS CIRCULATION Prevents Collisions
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FOLDING GLASS WALL Ventilation Connection to Outdoors Connection to Outdoor community
COLLEGE HOUSE PROGRAM Mentorship Program
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MENTOR HOUSING Graduate/Upperclassmen Single 12 Person Apartment
COLLEGE HOUSES Study/Work/Build Collaborate Social
Series of “Houses” sorted by a group of related majors Each contains Facilities uniquely suited to those programs Art & Architecture - Presentation & Critique Spaces, Collaboration Spaces Engineering - Project Building Labs, Professional Offices Liberal Arts - Graduate Degree Preparation Sessions, Applications in Polytechnic Fields Math & Science - Group Study Spaces, Graduate Info Programs Agriculture - Cal Poly Farm Market Business - Extracurricular Program HQ, Start-Up Incubator, Lecture Series
Mentorship Programs
Brings Upper and Lower Level Students Together Gives Lower Division Students a Jump Start or Upper Level Thinking and Studies Strengthens the Path to Graduation
Community Housing - Senior Project
CENTRAL LAWN Activity Space Gathering Space Interaction Chance
GRAND AVE. CAMPUS ENTRANCE FRONTAGE
GROCERY/AGRICULTURE COLLEGE HOUSE Cal Poly Farm Market Community Hub Only Grocery in East San Luis Obispo
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Luke Durkin
University of Canberra Library
University of Canberra Library
Canberra, Australia
Spring 2012
4th Year Design
Professor Howard Tanner
a new Hub for the University of Canberra embodying the Changing Purpose of Libraries reflecting the Beauty of the Australian Landscape
Regionalism
Emotion
Library Operation
Program Planning
Building/Wall Section Design
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Luke Durkin
Forest Ranger House
Forest Ranger House
Southern Oregon
Spring 2011
3rd Year Design
Professor Randy Dettmer
2 Week Warm-Up Project Design a house for 2 park rangers 15’ x 15’ footprint Non-floor space may exceed 15’ x 15’ 25’ Height Limit to Roof More program than available space Find creative ways to fit program Build a 1/2” = 1’ Scale Model
Program Layout
Creative Use of Space
Passive Solar Design
Form & Function
Proportions
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Cal Poly Tennis Center
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Toronto Pan American Games Awards Pavilion Competition DOWN
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Cal PanPoly American Tennis Pavilion Center Expansion Competition
SanToronto, Luis Obispo, Canada California Winter 2011 Spring 2011
3rd Year 3rd Design Year Design
Professor Professor Margarida Randy YinDettmer
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PUBLIC
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College Football = Grandstands College Tennis = Amenities Wine tasting, luxury boxes, brunch and other amenities attract fans to an afternoon of tennis. An addictive experience that will keep fans coming back
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Tool for Recruiting
Tennis Atmosphere
New Standard for College Tennis
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Luke Durkin
Cal Poly Architecture Courtyard Redesign
Architecture Courtyard Redesign
San Luis Obispo, CA
Fall 2012
5th Year Design
Professor Ansgar Killing
Comprehensive Design Project
Detail Design
Structural Feasibility
Circulation
Constructability
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[ ASCENSION ] - the rise to glory
AIAS/VINYL competition - HONORABLE MENTION
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Luke Durkin
Toronto Pan American Games Awards Pavilion Competition
Pan American Pavilion Competition
Toronto, Canada
Winter 2011
3rd Year Design
Professor Margarida Yin
Main Canopy Backstage Canopy Retaining Walls Target Shading
Automated louvers Palram Sunlite Insulating Vinyl Panels local sustainably harvested wood joists
Innovative Use of Vinyl
Icon of the Games
Interaction with Surroundings
Versatility of Pavilion Use
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Luke Durkin
San Luis Obispo Little Theatre
San Luis Obispo Little Theatre
San Luis Obispo, California
Fall 2010
3rd Year Design
Professor Greg Wynn
a center for after-school activities building a strong, productive society
Tight Site
User Experience
Circulation
Structure & Framing
Fit with the Built Environment
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PASSIVE SOLAR TECHNIQUES: East - West Orientation Narrow for effect daylight penetration Light Shelf Ceiling, top floor (bottom right) Ventilation based on the Venturi effect Double-Skin limits light damage to artwork Double-Skin allow selective light transmission Skylights with only indirect light (above left)
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Luke Durkin
Light Shelves and Overhangs Double-Skin Wall Trombe Walls Light Tubes
Passive Pan SolarAmerican Art & Architecture Museum Toronto Games Awards Pavilion Competition
Pan American Passive Solar Museum Pavilion Competition San Luis Obispo, Toronto, CACanada Winter 2010 Winter 2011
2nd Year3rd Design Year Design
Professor Professor RichardMargarida Schmidt Yin
Quick presentation to pitch my idea for our site layout Site Plan with multiple diagrams sold my concept very effectively Presentation was extremely successful
Interdisciplinary Projects Group Site Layout Concept Presentation
Luke Durkin
Cal Poly Produce Center
San Luis Obispo, California
Spring 2011
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Interdisciplinary Project Group
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LEED 2009 for New Construction
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3rd Year Environmental Control Systems
Professor Margarida Yin
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Luke Durkin
Google Fiber Campus
San Luis Obispo, California
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Spring 2010
2nd Year Studio
Professor Greg Wynn
Luke Durkin California Polytechnic State University, B. Arch 24 Andrews Ct. Parkton, MD. 21120 443.827.3352. lwdurkin@outlook.com