MICHAEL
PATTERSON The Ohio State University
PORTFOLIO 2011
CONTENTS
CANVAS HOUSE Hocking Hills, OH Arch 242, WI ‘09
UG2
SULLIVANT HALL The Ohio State University Arch 342, WI ‘10
BETTER BIRTHS CENTER Weinland Park Arch 343, SP ‘10
UG3
WHOLE FOODS Columbus, OH Arch 341, AU ‘10
FACES
Knowlton School of Architecture Arch 700, WI ‘11
FOOD CAMPUS Weinland Park Arch 442, WI ‘11
SCIOTO PENINSULA HOUSING Columbus, OH Arch 441, AU‘11
UG4
CANVAS HOUSE
HOCKING HILLS, OHIO / UG2 / WI ‘09
CANVAS HOUSE For this project, I was required to design a house in Hocking Hills Ohio for the client of my choosing. The client was to be someone with a specialized hobby, so I choose a grafiti artist. My idea was to take the traditional idea of a two dimensional canvas and apply that two the building envelope. I then made undulations in the facade to create a new spatial environment that now feels more like sculture than painting.
CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS
CONCEPT STUDY
2D SURFACE
3D SURFACE
SULLIVANT HALL RENOVATION
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY / UG3 / WI ‘10
SULLIVANT HALL RENOVATION Sullivant Hall is home to the dance department on the campus of The Ohio State University. For this project I was required to redesign the building to accomodate the dance department as well as the Advanced Computing Center for the Arts and Design and the Wexner Center for the Arts cartoon library. My aim for this project was to create an environment in which the inherent synergies between the dance school and ACCAD could function alongside the cartoon library. This was accomplished by creating open catwalk circulation system that allows the individual program to flow seamlessly between levels. In addition, each category of program is clad to identify its relationship to the three colleges being represented.
LIGHTING SYSTEM
ACCAD
CATWALK CIRCULATION
CARTOON
GROUND LEVEL
FIRST FLOOR
CARTOON LIBRARY
ACCAD
DANCE DEPARTMENT
CLADDING SYSTEM
N LIBRARY
DANCE DEPARTMENT
SECOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
ALL LEVELS
PLANS SMART LECTURE ROOM CLASSROOM SHARED ARTS THEATRE
SEMINAR ROOM
ACCAD OFFICE
ANIMATION SCREENING CARTOON LIBRARY
DANCE STUDIO B
ACCAD ADMIN
VIDEO LAB DANCE THEATRE
DANCE STUDIO B DM LAB
COS COS WKSHP STORAGE
GROUND LEVEL
SET SHOP
READING AREA
FIRST FLOOR
CLASS
CLASS MUSIC/DANCE LIBRARY CLASS
SHARED ARTS THEATRE DANCE OFFICES
CLASS
DANCE STUDIO B
CLASS
DANCE STUDIO A
EMMA LAB
DANCE STUDIO A
DANCE THEATRE
INFORMAL DANCE STUDIO COMPUTER LAB
SECOND FLOOR
DANCE STUDIO A
THIRD FLOOR
BETTER BIRTHS CENTER (GROUP PROJECT)
WEINLAND PARK / UG3 / SP ‘10
BETTER BIRTHS CENTER The Weinland Park community suffers from some of the worst cases of premature births in Central Ohio. This is due in large part to a lack of prenatal care in a comfortable neighborhood setting. Our goal was to promote healthy lifestyles from conception to adulthood by including a health and fitness spa. By combining Medical, Mental, and Physical health services to pregnant women and the community alike, the hope is to educate and influence patterns at a young age and increase healthy birthrates.
MAIN IDEA
The main idea is to promote healthy lifestyles from conception to adulthood.
PROGRAM COMMUNITY
The building is broken into three bars focussing on prenatal care, community, and a fitness spa. FITNESS SPA
PRENATAL CARE
FORM ANALYSIS
WEINLAND PARK NEIGHBORHOOD MASSING GEOMETRIES
Architecturally, the idea of promoting health is rendered by elevating the Fitness Room and slanting the windows to create a playful reference to body movement. By elevating the building we were also able to place the mechanical systems bellow allowing for a lighter roof and create a street side plaza.
SUSTAINABILITY
GLASS ROOF IS SHADED BY SOLAR PANELS THAT REFLECT THE LIGHT.
N
PANELS COLLECT SOLAR ENERGY TO GENERATE ENERGY FOR THE CLINIC
CHARGE CONVERTER BATTERY POWER
Design elements such as solar panels and collecting pools improve the buildings ability to sustain itself. The solar panels collect energy and reflect light acting as solar shades and energy collectors.
PLAN N
COMMUNITY DECK
PLAYGROUND COMMUNITY ROOM
YOGA TERRACE COMMUNITY ROOM STORAGE
DAY CARE
WOMENS LOCKER ROOM DAY CARE RR YOGA ROOM MENS LOCKER ROOM
STORAGE
CLASSROOM LOBBY/ JUICE BAR
OFFICE
DR. OFFICE
FITNESS SPA WOMENS GARDEN EXAM
EXAM
OFFICE
DETAIL SECTION SOLAR PANEL PINNED CONNECTION JOINT GLASS ROOF STEEL BEAM
DRAINAGE
WOOD CLADDING
8X2 HEADER
WINDOW GLAZING
ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAME 6X2 SILL GYPSUM BOARD
LATH SUB-FLOOR SHEATHING 2X10 FLOOR JOIST MORTAR SETTING BED MORTAR STONE HVAC CRAWL SPACE CMU BLOCK INSULATION TIE BACKS
SEALED PLASTIC VAPOR BARRIER CRAWL SPACE DRAIN
GRAVEL
EXTERIOR FOUNDATION DRAIN CONCRETE FOOTER
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION
FACES (GROUP PROJECT)
KNOWLTON SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE / UG4 / AU ‘11
FACES The main space is well occupied by the three corresponding elements of the project; the projected face, the wooden faces, and the concrete faces the source, the forms, and the formed. The forms all stem from the source image, a composite of many different faces which have been transformed into a typographical object. With the explicit language of face removed, the features are blurred or sharpened to create twelve distinct variations of the face in varying degrees of resolution. After a series of transformative processes, the mask becomes representative of the origin of its evolution, which no longer exists. The notion of the array functions as something more than a distribution, or matrix, of the forms. The array as a way of creating and documenting a series.
THE COMPOSITE FACE
MATERIAL CONCRETE PORTLAND CEMENT QUICKCRETE FAST SETQUIKRETE SAND
AGGREGATES RIVER PEBBLES MARBLES LAVA ROCKS SAND PEBBLES WATER
DIMENSIONS
2 IN
1 . 5 FT 1 . 5 FT