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L. McARA Owner:
CENTER FOR NEW MUSIC 4046 N. Hermatige Chicago, IL 60603
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Control Booth 179 SF
Guest Room 159 SF
31' - 11 7/32"
Master Bedroom 189 SF
Guest Room 158 SF
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WC 65 SF
Living Room 503 SF
Living Room 516 SF
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Fixed Seating Hall 4303 SF
Master Bedroom 183 SF
WC 65 SF
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EGP Day care open plaza, partially covered & protected 0'
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Circle Line CTA Extension
Architectural Photography plaza
32'
covered newspaper & coffee space
Current Revision Date: 11/20/2011 6:06:49 PM Drawn By: LM Checked By: AN, MH Scale:
1/8" = 1'‐0"
adaptable ramp lighting for extra guidance & interactivity
Today, users are often removed from their physical surroundings to a digital 2D world. I enjoy researching users to design with Floor Plan‐ Level 3 an informed biophillic approach to counter the digital dominance and create a more humanist quality in space. Sheet Title:
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Thesis: Restorative environments, veterans, and PTSD In designing an environment for returning combat veterans with PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder,) my approach propositioned the creation of significant and meaningful relationships among people, therapy, service animals, and the environment. Users need to be able to preserve personal relationships, communicate freely and openly, be informed and aware of opportunities, and utilize the aid of therapy and service dogs. Architecture will not heal their PTSD, but biophilic design, spatial awareness, and design for therapy animals can create a restorative environment to promote relaxation and selective thinking while assimilating to civilian life. To this end, the relationships between architecture, landscape, micro-climatic conditions, and material enable the potential of less functionally programmed spaces that contribute to the healing process.
Restorative environments- research diagrams
Design principles created from research of needs and optimal spatial types Restorative Environment
Veterans
PTSD
Spatial layering
Security & comfort
Clear sightlines
Place of being
Limited level change
Open plan
Humanist scale
Biophilic
Comfortable isolation
Easily accessible for service animals
Restorative environments- research diagrams
Subjective study of spatial physiological and psycholoigcal reactions Wall angle
Opaque walls
Wall texture
Ceiling angle
Circumference
Spatial relativity
Volume
Restorative environments- Plans
classroom 300sf
memorial gallery 400sf
entertainment 340sf
kitchen 420sf
outdoor gathering 2120sf
office 280sf courtyard 1120sf
dog run 670sf
gathering 4100sf
dog cleaning 220sf dog play 270sf counseling 160sf counseling 140sf counseling 140sf
wc 240sf
group counseling 240sf
waiting area counseling 70sf 140sf counseling 160sf
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Restorative environments- Plans
green roof 2770sf
music room 160sf art room 140sf gathering 2900sf Lounge 230sf
wc 240sf
loft 200sf loft 170sf
loft 170sf
multi-sensory room 220sf loft 170sf
loft 200sf
Plan- Level 1 Level 2
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Restorative environments- sections
Section A- Featuring courtyard hub
Section B- Featuring flow through space
Section C- Featuring nature integration A
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Restorative environments- renders
Bird’s eye
Outdoor gathering space with productive garden and dog run
Indoor gathering with seating, atrium, and dog care
Public entrance and acclimation
Foundation for New Music To design the Foundation for New Music, I focused on designing around the previous structure of a 3 floor, 14,500sf, 180 column factory. This linear design led to strategic “bombing� to create a multi-story openings where natural light and music can fuse together.
Foundation for New Music- pre-design Site Map
N Hermatige
Neighborhood Map
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Urban Map
W Belle Plaine W Irving Park
Chicago, Il
Ravenswood
4046 N Hermatige
Program zoning based on user group occupancy vs time study Composers
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Concert Goers
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Performers Students & Guests
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Foundation for New Music- drawings 2
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A201
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Control Booth 179 SF
Guest Room 159 SF
31' - 11 7/32"
Master Bedroom 189 SF
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Guest Room 158 SF
WC 65 SF
Living Room 503 SF
Living Room 516 SF
Fixed Seating Hall 4303 SF
29' - 0"
Patio 142 SF
2 A202
Patio 141 SF
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Top of Theater 67' - 8 31/32" DN
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Roof Plan 50' - 6"
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Current Revision Date: 11/20/2011 6:07:18 PM
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Section 1 Peformance Lobbies
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Break Out Area
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Experiemental Seating Hall
Sheet Title: Light & Power Closet
Perfomance Hall Reception
Performance Hall Reception
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Fixed Seating Hall Prep Area 237 SF
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Light & PowerInt. & Tele. Closet Closet Kitchen 53 SF 48 SF
Performance HallCoat Check & Experiemental Reception Tickets Multi-Use Room 1 Seating Hall
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Green Room
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CENTER FOR NEW MUSIC
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4046 N. Hermatige Chicago, IL 60603
Owner:
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4046 N. Hermatige Chicago, IL 60603
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WC 65 SF
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green rooF MATerIALS
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Weight of intensive green roofs: 100 lbs/sf With column support, roof structure can hold 250lb/sf
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East Garfield Park Community Centers After researching the low-income, high-crime neighborhood of East Garfield Park, I learned that the community would benefit from a local day care. Not only would this help create jobs, it enlivens this neighborhood frequented by static activity. I tried to mirror the day care’s dynamic activty by mirroring it in the architecture’s design by featuring a tensile structure.
East Garfield Park Community Centers- site analysis Site Map
Daily activity study of users
East Garfield Park West Side Chicago 1.9 sq miles Population: 21,000
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Activity Area #1 500sf
Activity Area #2 300sf
Director's Office 130sf
Play Ground 5300 sf
Storage 90sf W.C. 70sf
Conference Room 90sf
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Lobby 200sf
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CTA Circle Line Extension
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In an interdisciplinary team, we redesigned the Division Blue Line “L” and the planned 2030 Circle Line “L” stations. We proposed that in the future, public transportation will be a space where work, community, and recreation would not be distinct activities, but would blend together. This station will preserve public space, promote positive loitering, and feature activated and interactive spaces. Collaboration with M.Arch Francoise Schmidt & M.DDO Nathan D. Poletta
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-48’0”
section A, pedway section A, pedway
scale 1/16=1’-0”
-24’0”
scale 1/16=1’-0”
-48’0”
section A, pedway
scale 1/16=1’-0”
Section A
20’0”
20’0”
0’0”
0’0” -12’0”
-12’0” -24’0”
-24’0” -48’0”
-48’0”
section B, blueline
scale 1/16=1’-0”
section B, blueline
Section B
scale 1/16=1’-0”
6’0” 0’0”
section B, blueline-12’0”scale 1/16= -24’0”
-48’0”
ation & transformation cta circle line extension
section C, circleline
Section C
scale 1/16=1’-0”
s
C C
section C, circleline BB
scale 1/16=1
A A
BB 20’0”
0’0”
-12’0”
-24’0”
AA C C
section C, c
line extension
CTA Circle Line Extension- renders 4’x4’ aperatures
imbeded lighting & heating element
concrete canopy covering plaza
concrete columns for added support plaza
Plaza plaza open plaza, partially covered & protected
covered newspaper & coffee space
adaptable ramp lighting for extra guidance & interactivity
adaptation & transformation circle line platform
cta circle line extension
Pedway pedway
ramp
Platform
circle line platform
Architectural Photography
Architectural Photography- views from the palmer house
View from room 16259
View from room 15244
View from room 12208
View from room 20175
Architectural Photography