Portfolio - Nate Henrie

NATE HENRIE ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

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Table of Contents Catalyst 1-6

Wall Section Model 7-8

Orchard 9

U&I Together 10

Block 11-12

Kayak Lab 13-16

Palouse Light 17-18

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Fall 2020

CATALYST DOWNTOWN MOSCOW RENEWAL

• Redesign a block of Downtown Moscow & adjoining Friendship Square • Positive psychology as a guide to design • Focus on recreation (especially biking), small business, & community space • Software used: Revit, Photoshop, Lumion, Concepts (digital drawing app)

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Macro Site Analysis Left: • Green - green space • Dotted green - public transit route • Yellow - public parking Right: • Dashed gray - views/connections • Solid blue - city bike infrastructure • Dotted blue - commonly used bike routes Opposite top: Section cut of Main St showing the new division of road space

Micro Site Analysis Left: • Green - public transit stop • Dashed gray - views/connections • Yellow - public parking Right: • Dotted green - pedestrian circulation • Solid blue - city bike infrastructure • Dotted blue - commonly used routes Opposite bottom left & right: Photos taken on-site to show historic building features

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Program Layout Options Left: Option 1 • Retain all existing buildings Right: Option 2 • Emphasize Main St business

Left: Option 3 • Increase public space Right: Final Program Layout Design • Increase emphasis on recreation • Additional public space • Maker space & small business shops prominently placed

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Right: Section perspective of the makers space, small business shops, & rooftop garden.

Below: Combined site plan & first floor plan.

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Above: Eastern side of Friendship Square in the winter Left: Entrance to central courtyard from Main St, showing covered bicycle parking

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Right: Interior render from the south entrance of the Small Business Shop Below: Rainy night from the corner of Main St & 5th St

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Spring 2020

WALL SECTION MODEL JACKSON HOLE AIRPORT

• Produce physical model of a façade wall section showing the relationship between structure & envelope • Part of a larger group project; my role was research & model construction • Materials used: Basswood, chipboard, mylar sheet, wood glue, tacky glue

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Opposite: Process photos of the detail model, assembling & organzing the various elements Right: Photo of the metal (painted black) connection of the column & inverted “V� support Below: Photo of a single structural bay of the entrance to Jackson Hole Airport

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Spring 2020

ORCHARD PUW REGIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL

• 2020 Idaho Forest Products Commission competition • Design new terminal for local airport • Explore wood as a structural material • Make airport a place of gathering • Software used: Sketchup, Autocad, Lumion, Photoshop, Illustrator

Public, non-sterile Public, sterile

Private, sterile

Departing passenger

Departing baggage

Arriving passenger

Arriving baggage

Top left: Circulation diagram for passengers & baggage Left: Diagram depicting sterile, non-sterile, public, & private spaces Above: Sketch of possible column configurations

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Spring 2020

U&I TOGETHER UNIVERSITY HOUSE CONSOLE COMPETITION

• Competition sponsored by the UofI CAA • Entry table for the university president’s home on-campus • Table will highlight various student work (art or research) to show what happens when donors & students come together • Software used: Sketchup, Photoshop

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Spring 2020

BLOCK PUW REGIONAL AIRPORT TERMINAL

• 2020 Idaho Concrete Masonry Association competition • Design new terminal for local airport • Use CMU’s as main structural material • Develop design process with various models, facade development • Software used: Rhino, Sketchup, Autocad

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Opposite: Various massing models exploring form Right and below: Section model engraved into plexi glass exploring relationships between design elements such as furniture, structure, & circulation

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Fall 2019

KAYAK LAB NATUREBRIDGE AT OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK

• Develop kayak lab for artist-in-residence to live & teach visiting students • Integrate lab into old growth forest to minimize tree removal while including circulation between lab & Lake Crescent • Software used: Sketchup, Autocad, Illustrator, Photoshop

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Opposite: Site photos taken during a two day trip to Olympic National Park Right: Program diagram showing possible building configurations on site Below: Site diagram showing where open space is available in the trees, wind direction, & where openings in the forest canopy are

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A parti process model showing different elevations, building heirarchy, & relationships between the buildings

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Above: Exterior rendering of final design Right top: Longitudinal section cut Right bottom: Transverse section cut 16

Fall 2019

PALOUSE LIGHTING STUDY

• Late summer to early winter light study • Learn how to compose an image • Inspired by Monet’s “Haystacks” series • Images on this page from: https://www.artsy.net/article/artsy-editorial-claude-monet-haystack-sell-55-million

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