Lfallert Portfolio 2023

Portfolio

Lindsay Fallert

ABOUT Lindsay

Welcome! My portfolio reads like a recipe book. For what is architecture if not a recipe for building?

This set contains the highlights of my work in design and project management starting with the most recent projects. Unless noted otherwise, all primary renderings and sketches are of my own creation while working at each firm and photographs are either my own or taken for me.

Quick synopsis: I have been practising in the field of Architecture since I graduated in 2007 with my Bachelors degree, while taking 2 years for a Masters in Architecture program from 2010-2012. I have worked on projects all across the country; up and down the both the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts and into the South and Midwest. I most enjoy cross-cultural, human-centric interdisciplinary design, and I thrive in an environment where I can utilize my problem solving skills and love of lifelong learning.

I hope you enjoy your time exploring my portfolio of creative works! Please feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions.

Projects

Santé Matthews

Master Plan • Matthews, NC

Cline Design Associates

Pappas Properties

PURPOSE: To design a modern, walkable master plan for Idlewild Road and Stallings in Matthews, NC. The plan contains a wide variety of active uses including single family homes, restaurants, retail, a grocery store, multifamily homes, townhomes, Active Adult flats and cottages, a town green, and a walking trail.

Site Plan by: Neha Baraskar

PURPOSE: To design a senior living (50+) community in Huntersville, North of Charlotte, in their newly developed Bryton Neighborhood Community.

REQUIREMENTS

● 154 units between 2 buildings, connected by a covered bridge element

● 4-5 story type VA wood construction

● Address units at grade on a sloped site

CONCEPT

PAPPAS Bryton

Senior Living • Huntersville, NC

Cline Design Associates

Pappas Properties

1. The exterior is required to have masonry on the ground level with a natural color palatte

2. Building 1 will have a pool courtyard facing the street, with amenity spaces on the ground level.

3. Building 2 will have unit stoops entering from Bryton and Hambright, creating a transit oriented facade, with a public and private dog park at the corner of the site.

Bentwinds Country Club

Country Club • Fuquay-Varina, NC

Cline Design Associates

PURPOSE: To design a pool clubhouse to extend the Country Club’s abilities to host functions for their members, and host practice and meets for the swim team.

PURPOSE: To design a senior living (55 +) community in the heart of Palm Desert which will include cottages, two multifamily wings, and a community center. To factory-build the units in Tracy, CA and ship to site.

REVEL palm desert

Senior Living • Palm Desert, CA

KATERRA & Architects Orange

REQUIREMENTS

● 164 units including 20 cottage units (singles and duplexes)

● 1-3 story type VA wood construction

● Factory built housing units

CONCEPT

1. The exterior should have a warm, inviting color palette with accents of yellow.

2. Cottages are located in the front portion of the site adjacent to a small walking trail and dog run.

The Wolff Company

3. Two multifamily buildings with a connecting clubhouse in the middle in the back portion of the site, forming a large courtyard with a pickleball court, ramadas, and an outdoor pool.

Renderings by: Architects Orange

Renderings by: Architects Orange

ALTON heartwood

Multifamily • Issaquah, WA

CLARK | BARNES

Trammell Crow Residential & Sumitomo Forestry

PURPOSE: To design a multifamily building in the primarily single family, green-built urban village of Issaquah Highlands for a unique development cooperation between Trammell Crow Residential from Texas & Sumitomo Forestry from Japan.

ISSAQUAH highlands multifamily

REQUIREMENTS

CONCEPT

● 135 units

● 5 levels of type VA over IA (wood and concrete construction)

● Ground floor townhouse units and upper story apartments

● Outdoor pool on podium

● Rooftop amenity

Expand the existing forest at the northern portion of the site, maximize upper level unit views of the city to the northwest and the mountains to the south. Connect the northwest corner of the site to the pocket park across the street. Create a covered bicycle parking structure in this area for community use.

The west facade faces commercial and parking area, and is therefore set back from the street. These units have been developed in an urban townhome style with large storefront style windows and small private gardens. The exteriors of which are richly textured in either brick or wood-formed concrete.

VIEW FROM POCKET PARK

VIEW FROM POCKET PARK

Site Plan by: Communita|Atelier

PURPOSE: To design an upscale mixed use building to serve as a “gateway” to Queen Anne/Uptown. Accentuate views of Puget Sound and rooftop views of the Space Needle. Provide a courtyard to engage the street.

ALEXAN 100

Multifamily • Seattle, WA

CLARK | BARNES

Trammell Crow Residential

REQUIREMENTS

● 164 units

● 5 levels of type VA over IA (wood and concrete with underground parking)

● Ground floor retail & rooftop garden

CONCEPT

1. The corner piece extends and angles over the sidewalk, creating a “gateway”.

Meanwhile the ground floor retail is set back, allowing for a more spacious corner on the ground floor. These core concepts were created by the primary principal and myself.

2. The art installation on the brick facade, is taken from the triangulation of the space needle construction and was my own design.

VIEW FROM 1st and DENNY

VIEW DOWN FROM 1st AVE

THE PALM restaurant

Dining • Dallas, TX

RBA Group

PURPOSE: To design a new eatery for the International Restaurant Group that reflects the core concept of The Palm with an upscale Dallas flair.

THE PALM restaurant

REQUIREMENTS

CONCEPT

● One story restaurant and patio

● Located on the ground

floor level of the new Dallas One high rise building

● Wall treatment will include the Palm’s famous cartoons featuring Dallas images

Create an intimate dining space with mixed seating to include large tables, booths, and group seating. Provide a private dining area for banquets and corporate events which features sliding glass doors. The bar should have a lounge look and feel with white, modern banquettes.

The architecture should showcase the artist’s talents and the unique characteristics of the Dallas landscape.

Anchor key spaces with special design features such as the wine storage wall, surrounded by brick, and by large modern light fixtures in private booth areas.

BIRDSEYE PLAN VIEW

PURPOSE: To design a new restaurant in the city of Greensboro for Charbar No. 7, a Charlotte based burger bar. To create a cozy, inviting indoor-outdoor dining experience for locals.

CHARBAR no.7

Restaurant • Greensboro, NC

RBA Group

CB7

REQUIREMENTS

● Indoor and outdoor dining

● A large bar area

● As many TVs as possible

PURPOSE

1. To build a community bar in Greensboro based on the restaurant’s original principles and design.

2. Create tactile and memorable spaces using finishes such as recycled brick, zinc bartop, wood-slat niche, wood-look flooring, stone fireplace, and stained concrete outdoor patio.

3. Enhance the indoor-outdoor experience and bring in natural light with two large roll-up garage doors.

SLEEK oasis

Bowling Center • Scottsdale, AZ

RBA Group

PURPOSE: To design a modern, upscale two level bowling center and party venue in an existing shopping center for the owners of the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, Arizona.

TALKING STICK sleek oasis

REQUIREMENTS

CONCEPT

● One large primary bowling alley, one smaller VIP bowling alley

● Restaurant/Bar(s)

● Areas to eat and lounge

● Laser tag and billiards

● Meeting rooms and office space

Sleek oasis was one out of three concepts presented to the client. I worked on this design primarily and then co-authored a second design. The design was centered around terms that include: nature, desert, culture, technology, graphics, inhabit, modern.

The interior design includes a palate of natural brown, gold, and green with a hint of black and white in the graphic wall art.

Nature is brought into the two story space with desert palm trees in the center of a two story open spiral staircase, as well as a braided tree at the bar.

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

ADAPTABLE prototype Charter School • Anywhere, USA

Insight Architects

PURPOSE: The Adaptable School Prototype is a unique opportunity to design, test, and evaluate the viability of a pre-designed, phased kindergarten through eighth grade charter school.

ADAPTABLE school prototype

REQUIREMENTS

CONCEPT

● Cost effective

● Modular

● Based on charter school design research

● Kindergarten through 5th grade as a core design, middle school as a second phase, and options for expansion

Provide an inexpensive charter school model to potential charter school clients which can be expanded, pushed and pulled, to fit the needs of each individual educational community.

Focus on the major tenets of school design: human (children and adult) scale, visual transparency and safety, integrative technology, daylighting, outdoor fitness, the promotion of collaboration, community and flexibility.

PURPOSE: To design a new restaurant for Atlanta’s own Tin Lizzy’s Cantina in Kennesaw, GA. The local restaurant chain typically reuses existing buildings, but we were charged to create a prototype for future new build construction.

TIN LIZZY’S cantina

Restaurant • Kennesaw, GA

BoggsVickers Architects

REQUIREMENTS

● First floor: kitchen, restaurant, and bar on the first level

● Second floor: indoor/outdoor bar and patio area

CONCEPT

1. The design arose from discussions with the client concerning their brand (i.e. “we do what Mexi-can’t”) and how they wanted to incorporate their existing finishes.

Tin Lizzy’s

2. I worked on the design in conjunction with the principals of BoggsVickers

Architects John Boggs and Travis Vickers, to arrive at a building which expresses a modern, eclectic cantina.