Architecture Portfolio

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Olivia Waltier

[KSU - College of Architecture and Environmental Design]

330.310.7107 owaltier@kent.edu

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Portfolio Architecture

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Studio Design Projects driven mainly by:

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Propel Power Cleveland, Oh [Wellness Center] Habitat for Life Oberlin, Oh [MasterPlan]

Sustainability Sust tainability

Habitat for Life Oberlin, Oh [Net Zero House] River Link Elyria, Oh [Performance Art Center] River Keeper Kent, Oh [Sports facility and gallery]

Concept Con ncept

Sculpture Garden Akron, Oh [AAM Extension]

REC Center Cleveland, Oh [Recreational activities center]

Collage of multidisciplinary projects

Table of Contents

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Spatial activation [Conceptual & analytical illustrations / Travel photography] 0.0

DIAGRAM COMPARISON

Heart & Vascular prevention and Rehabilitation

Program / PROGRAM BY HEALTHY LIFESTYLE DIVISION

Three main categories for a healthy heart.

1) Stress relief - REPOSE 2) Active Lifestyle - MOTION 3) Healthy Nutrition-

NOURISHMENT

Community Wellness center

Spa / Massage

REPOSE

Greenhouse

Warehouse District Cleveland,Ohio

Propel Power

Program / PROGRAM BY BUILDING ARRANGEMENT

Cold terrace

Specialty Care

Specialty care Nurse Station Core

Warm terrace

Diagnostic Rooms

MOTION NOURISHMENT

Hydrotherapy / Rehab Physicians / Health Coaching

REC Center Interior running track

Reference nutrition Library / Deli Service Fitness store

Market/ Pharmacy Lobby

[Olivia Waltier / Apoorva Juneja | Professor Harker | 4th Year Design Studio | Spring 2014]

North-West Elevation

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Thermal zoning as an activator of reconnection with environment

level 4 Summer terrace - Native Ohio plants

White Boneset

Butterfly weed

Ginger

Black chokeberry

Occupants migrate within the building for

level 4 to 7 Interior winter terraces - Native Ohio plants

thermal comfort in terraces, this allows them to experience the environmental seasonal changes while in the building. Connection with nature is proven to improve

Marigold

health recovery.

Foam Flower

Bee balm

Ground Floor Plan It also helps for time orientation as the building is experienced differently throughout the seasons.

Double skin façade

Thermal buffer Natural ventilation Diffused natural illumination

Seasonal terraces based on thermal zoning.

PV panels and water collection

26° Roof angle maximizes solar collection.

Roof plan angle composition enhances water collection.

Sweet pepperbrush

wind turbines

Walls angled to direction of dominant winds to accommodate micro turbines.

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STRUCTURAL SYSTEM

baseline reduction based on ASHRAE Energy standards rds %

Community Wellness center

Geothermal & VAV Mechanical System

KBTU/sq. q ftt..

Offices and diagnostic rooms view to City

Recovery/ patient rooms and spa view to river

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PLUMBING SYSTEM

GPF / GPM

Electrical System

W/sq. ftft.

Interior Running Track

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HUMMINGBIRD DISTRICT

Habitat for Life Oberlin,Ohio Each district provides an interactive habitat between people and native wildlife Each species requires different types of vegetation and landscape development.

As an effect of this, the habitants of each district would be able to realize and compare the change of views and species movement throughout the year.

Master Plan

BUTTERFLY DISTRICT

DUCK DISTRICT

Observation point of the Duck District bike trail.

DUCK DISTRICT –

ATTRACTS AND PROVIDES FOR DUCKS. Deep Pond Marsh Grass

[Professor Ferut | 4th Year Design Studio | Fall 2013]

GENERAL Main Bike trails observation points

The design development of the master plan and the house are conceptually connected. The mission statement is:

To create an interactive habitat between people and native wildlife species

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BUTTERFLY DISTRICT – ATTRACTS AND PROVIDES FOR BUTTERFLIES.

DogWood Paw Paw Smooth Sumac

HUMMINGBIRD DISTRICT – ATTRACTS AND PROVIDES FOR HUMMINGBIRDS. Bl l ac ck Ch her rry y As ste er Flow wer rs Re edB Bud Wh hit te Pin ne

Conceptual model of Hummingbird district house

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Hummingbird district House Oberlin,Ohio erlin,Ohio Front to front entrances to increase ventilation.

Warm Terrace - South Exposure Seasonal terraces based on thermal zoning Use of colors for psychological association with Coolness / Warmth.

Cool Terrace - North shade

Parting from the common areas as the simple character into the blooming of an extended pleasing atmosphere.

Net Zero House

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[Professor Ferut | 4th Year Designn Studio | Fall 2013] 2013]

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The design was developed following the 6 goals and strategies for residents of a conservation community.

COMMUNITY, SITE, WATER, ENERGY & ATMOSPHERE, MATERIALS and INDOOR ENVIRONNENTAL QUALITY

INTERIOR VIEW - 2nd floor hallway

INTERIOR VIEW - Living room 1st floor

[Professor Ferut | 4th Year Design Studio | Fall 2013]

North Elevation

South Elevation

East Elevation

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Three layer performative faรงade.

Axon Diagram / PROGRAM BY BUILDING ARRANGEMENT

Performance Art Center Elyria,Ohio The three layers in the faรงade are meant to provide different levels of privacy and exposure.It is named performative faรงade because it can interact with the performance that is created in the inside and extend it to the outside as much as desired.

Black Box Theater Building on site NE View Green Room Elevator and Fire Stairs

Classroom [15 Students]

River Link

Gallery Space Express Coffee-Shop

[Professor Ferut | 4rth Year Design Studio | Fall 2013] Black Box Theater Classrooms Gallery Space

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The two atriums extend from the ground floor acting as lungs for the building providing the ability to naturally ventilate it as thermally required.

View to Gallery Space

Ground ndd FFloor Plan

Classrooms Gallery Space

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Museum 1 sstt an and 2nd Le Lev Level v

Fitness center and museum Kent,Ohio View to the river standing in between the two buildings.

Axonometric diagram Green roof

River Keeper [Professor Harker | 2nd Year Design Studio | Fall 2011]

REC Center Terrace overlooking pool First level museum

First level classrooms Sub-Level Offices Second level museum Sub-Level museum

Sub-Level Kayak loading / rent area

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Museum eum um 3rd Level

View as coming from the river to the kayak load area

Aerial view to main entrances

River Keeper [Professor Harker | 2nd Year Design Studio | Fall 2011]

Longitudinal section Museum

REC Center First level museum

Auditorium access

Kayak Rental

Auditorium

Classrooms Museum

Sub-Level Offices

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Columns made of steel wire as in MFO Park in

Switzerland

Akron Art Museum extension Akron,Ohio The three paths happen at three different elevations. Elevations which I call 1.Constant, 2.Carved and 3.Elevated.

River Keeper

Entrance point to carved path.

1.Consta

Artistic discourse Art flows outside towards city and city flows inside

East-West aerial view of sculptural garden

[Professor Graves | 2nd Year Design Studio | Fall 2011]

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Standing Stan nding iin n elevated path.

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ant [Canopy over the stage which allows 3d video projection mapping.]

The sculptural area has been thought to provide a space in which contemporary sculptures can be developed.

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3.Elevated Play sculpture, Hakone Open Air Museum

2.Carved The wave field, Maya Lin

THREE MAIN PATHS TO ALLOW FOR VIEWS TO PREDETERMINED SCULPTURAL AREA. Constant 2. Carved 3.

Elevated

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Stacking and visual approach diagram Fitness zone Squash court

Lake / City view

Open to public

Display and motion Gordon square arts district.

Cleveland, Oh

Pool Changing room

Connection to changing room

Adapted to site height

Fitness and Art as Building as Stage Diagram economic agent / ART > $

REC Center

Theater

Interactive faรงade

View point

[Professor McKeown | 2nd Year Design Studio | Spring 2012]

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Façade study - North

Section perspective - shows interior pool and the visual connection with its’ immediate spaces

Transverse section

REC Center [Professor McKeown | 2nd Year Design Studio | Spring 2012]

Longitudinal section presenting Visual connectivity of building

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Data Visualization Mapping

Collage of multidisciplinary projects Conceptual and analytical representations / travel photography

Spatial Activation

Render [Shaker Heights, Oh]

Render [Shaker Heights, Oh]

Illustration [Contact]

Analytical Sketch [Precedent]

Analytical Sketch [Precedent]

Illustration [Reflectivity]

Illustration [Kent, Oh]

Photography [Paris, FR]

Illustration [Dream / Rooms]

Render [Shaker Heights, Oh]

Illustration [NYC]

Illustration [Instructions]

Render [Oberlin, Oh]

Model [Cleveland, Oh]

Photography [AMS, NL]

Render [Cleveland, Oh]

Render [Kent, Oh]

Photography [RJ, BRA]

Model [Shaker Heights, Oh]

Render [Oberlin, Oh]

Render [Cleveland, Oh]

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Thank you.

Olivia Waltier

330.310.7107 owaltier@kent.edu