RACHEL KRUEGER portfolio 2013
institute for A D V A N C E D G L A S S S T U D Y
DURATION: 16 weeks
fall 2013
edward c. earl design award nominee
house on a hill: I N C L I N E
DURATION: 6 weeks
spring 2012
edward c. earl design award nominee
figure constructive S U S P E N S I O N
DURATION: 4 weeks
fall 2012
in collaboration with: f. BOREL, c. DUCERISIER, g. PINTON, m. ROUVEIX
bibliotheque de Q U A R T I E R
DURATION: 6 weeks
fall 2012
in collaboration with: c. ROBILLARD
pantin P E D E S T R I A N B R I D G E
DURATION: 2 weeks
spring 2013
in collaboration with: a. CHAN, b. JOHNSON, j. McFADDEN
ateliers de G A S T R O N O M I E
DURATION: 8 weeks
spring 2013
travel S K E T C H E S
institute for A D V A N C E D G L A S S S T U D Y edward c. earl design award nominee
Located in Downtown Champaign, the Institute for Advanced Glass Study provides programs with distinct public and private functions in a site with very particular circulation patterns. After analyzing these patterns and programs the design of the building is intersected by a circulation axis at its core. This allows for a separation of public and private spaces when necessary but also linked when needed. The building utilizes the structure and landscaping to emphasize this idea of a bridging space. The building itself is designed to be modern industrial through its use of open plan spaces and semi exposed building systems. The building systems are also a large part of the building, by utilizing a double skin faรงade, which also incorporates and supports the HVAC system.
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED GLASS STUDY | FALL 2013 | 2
ENTRANCE 3
Public Public / Private Private
Entrance Loading New Engaging Landscape Highest Visible Points from Traffic and Pedestrian Patterns Loading Utilizes Existing Traffic Patterns Public Spaces Utilize Existing Pedestrian Patterns
Non Engaging Storefront Existing Engaging Landscape Engagin/Active Store Front Existing Traffic Pattern Existing Pedestrian Pattern SITE ANALYSIS
AERIAL SITE PLAN INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED GLASS STUDY | FALL 2013 | 4
Cafe 5
Water pond’s surrounding gravel create water collection points
Planters have built in benches to involve public
LEVEL 2
Acid Stained Concrete
Sliding wall for adjustable sun protection
Regional plants and grasses
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 1
Permeable pavement allows grey water collection
INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED GLASS STUDY | FALL 2013 | 6
Sloped Rigid Insulation Corrugated Metal Decking with Concrete Slab K18 Steel Joist Rectangular LED Downlight
Metal Panel
Spot Lights Perforated Metal Panel
Remote Operated Sun Shades
Metal Grate for Air Exhaust
Wheel Wheel Track Perforated Metal Panels on a Track act as a Movable Sun Shade
Double Pane Glass Single Pane Glass Grates for Fresh Air Intake
Raised Floor Stone Panels Raised Floor Supports Concrete Slab Gravel Backfill Concrete Footings
Grates for Air Intake Water Feature Rock to Aid Water Collection Perforated Pipe for Rain Water Collection 7
DOUBLE SKIN WALL SECTION
Gypsum WallWall Board Board Gypsum
Suspended Suspended Floor Floor Support Support
Batt Insulation Batt Insulation Metal Stud Metal Stud
Vent Vent
Rigid Insulation Rigid Insulation Grate Grate
Air and Vapor Barrier Barier Air and Vapor
TopTop Track Track
Raise Floor Support Raised Floor Support
Trolley Trolley
Concrete FloorFloor Slab Slab Concrete With Metal Decking with Metal Decking
Bottom Track Bottom Track Perforated Perforated Metal Panel Metal Panel
Corrugated Metal Metal Corrugated Panels Panels
Metal Stud Metal Stud Glass Pane SingleSingle Glass Pane
Panel Support Track Track Panel Support
Vent Vent Vent Vent
DOUBLE SKIN DETAIL
SOLID WALL DETAIL
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED GLASS STUDY | FALL 2013 | 8
Fan
Fan
AHU 1
AHU 2
Level 1
Energy Recovery Ventilator
Return Fan AHU 2
Level 1 Scale: 1/8” = 1’ - 0”
Fan
LEVEL 1 HVAC PLAN
Supply Fan
LEVEL 2 HVAC PLAN
Level 2 Scale: 1/8” = 1’ - 0”
Fresh Air Vents
LEVEL 3 HVAC PLAN
Level 1
Section Cut
Return Return
Section Cut Return
AHU
Level 1 Scale: 1/8” = 1’ - 0”
Supply Supply Zone 1 - 1 Public Zone - Public
Supply
Zone 2 - Offices (Cafe) Zone 2 - Offices Fresh Air Vents
Fresh Air Vents
Zone 4 - Emergency Stair 1 Fresh Zone Air Flow 4 - Emergency
Fresh Air Flow Energy Recovery Ventilator
Zone 3 - Maintenance Zone 3 - Maintenance
Stair 1
Section Cut Zone 5 - 5 Emergency Stair 2 Zone - Emergency Stair 2 Energy Recovery Ventilator Section Cut Return Return Supply Supply Fresh AirAir VentsVents Fresh Fresh AirAir FlowFlow Fresh Energy Recovery Ventilator Ventilator Energy Recovery
EAST - WEST SECTION 9
Fresh Air V
(Cafe)
Return
Supply Zone 1 - Pu
Zone 2 - Of Fresh Air Vents
Zone 3 - Ma
Zone 4 - Em Fresh Air Flow
Zone 5 - Em Energy Recovery S S
VIEW OF OBSERVATION AND ADDITIONAL GALLERY INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED GLASS STUDY | FALL 2013 | 10
W33 x 118 Girder 30K12 Joist W14 x 30 Cantilevered Beams
18K6 Joist W18 x 76 Girder STRUCTURAL PERSPECTIVE
W10 x 77 Coulmn Concrete Footing
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VIEW OF OBSERVATION AND ADDITIONAL GALLERY INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED GLASS STUDY | FALL 2013 | 12
house on a hill: I N C L I N E edward c. earl design award nominee
Positioned on a steep slope, the form of Incline house builds off the slope of the earth’s surface as opposed to going against it. This modern take on the saltbox house uses structure as beauty, integrated views from different levels, and a clear distinction between private and public spaces. It’s shape and use of vertical siding gives the essence of an old barn on the exterior while the interior embraces a modern design. Plans and Sections are ink on mylar.
INCLINE | SPRING 2012 | 14
SECTION A.A A.AA.A SECTION SECTION SCALE 1/4” 1/4” == 1’ 1’ SCALE
SECTION B.B B.B SECTION SECTION
PROFESSOR HAMLIN ARCH 272
INCLIN
Positioned on on a a steep steep slope, slope, Incline Incline follows follows the the earths earths surface surface as as opposed opposed to to going going against against Positioned it. This This modern modern take take on on the the saltbox saltbox house house uses uses structure structure as as beauty, beauty, integrated integrated views views from from it. different levels, levels, and and a a clear clear distinction distinction between between the the private private and and the the public. public. It’s It’s shape shape and and different use of of vertical vertical siding siding gives gives the the essance essance of of an an old old barn barn on on the the exterior exterior where where the the interior interior use embraces a a modern modern twist twist on on an an old old classic. classic. embraces
B.B
SCALE 1/4” 1/4” == 1’ 1’ SCALE
SECTION C.C C.C SECTION
SECTION C.C SCALE 1/4” 1/4” == 1’ 1’ SCALE
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C.C
A-A
C-C B.B
UPPER LEVEL SCALE 1/4” = 1’
A.A
B-B
TOP FLOOR
C.C
NCLINE PROFESSOR HAMLIN ARCH 272
B.B
LOWER LEVEL SCALE 1/4” = 1’
BOTTOM FLOOR
EAST ELEVATION EAST ELEVATION SCALE 1/8” = 1’
WESTELEVATION ELEVATION WEST SCALE 1/8” = 1’
SOUTHELEVATION ELEVATION SOUTH SCALE 1/8” = 1’
NORTH ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION SCALE 1/8” = 1’
INCLINE | SPRING 2012 | 16
figure constructive S U S P E N S I O N
in collaboration with felix borel, charles ducerisier, guillaume pinton, mathieu rouveix
Figure constructive was a bilingual collaborative worshop with five french students of the École Nationale Superieure d’Architecture de Versailles that called for projects addressing specific architectural concepts. For our given concept of suspension, we designed a suspended community garden in the 18th arrondissement of Paris. The program allows for members of the community to have their own small garden on one square module off one of the main walkways. The freed space below becomes a marketsplace for gardeners to exchange what they have grown or sell their products to the community.
SUSPENSION | FALL 2012 | 18
Grates
SUSPENDED WALKWAYS
SUSPENDED STAIRS
PERSONAL GARDEN PLOTS IN SUSPENSION 19
Metal Frame
Compartmentalized planters
LEVEL 1
SITE CONTEXT
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
LEVEL 4
LEVEL 5 SUSPENSION | FALL 2012 | 20
SPACE FRAME SUPPORTS
STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS
SECTION 21
STRUCTURAL CONNECTIONS
MODEL SUSPENSION | FALL 2012 | 22
bibliotheque de Q U A R T I E R in collaboration with christine robillard Located in the 13th Arrondissement of Paris, the Bibliotheque de Quartier functions as a small local library that engages with the community. Separation of public and private areas is crucial in order for the library to still alow secure events after library hours. The form of the building is based on two concepts. In plan the building is created through a series of overlapping grids and in form it consists of three shifted elements connected by a thick ribbon expressed on the facade.
EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
BIBLIOTEQUE DE QUARTIER | FALL 2012 | 24
25
LEVEL 1
LEVEL 2
LEVEL 3
ENTRANCE PERSPECTIVE BIBLIOTEQUE DE QUARTIER | FALL 2012 | 26
NORTH-EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH-EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH-WEST ELEVATION STRUCTURAL SECTION 27
BIBLIOTEQUE DE QUARTIER | FALL 2012 | 28
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B 29
BIBLIOTEQUE DE QUARTIER | FALL 2012 | 30
pantin P E D E S T R I A N B R I D G E in collaboration with aaron chan, brittany johnson, and jacob mcfadden The city of Pantin at the northeastern border of Paris is looking to rapidly revitalize a previously industrial area along the Canal de l’Ourcq. The two sides of the canal are to be redeveloped with housing complexes as well as institutional and service buildings. This pedestrian bridge serves as a link between these new river front developments, ensuring that the two sides remain connected. After visiting the site there were very defined circulation patterns from the pedestrian traffic. The bridge’s design uses these existing paths of the sites circulation to create it’s shape.
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE | SPRING 2013 | 32
r Pantin B-B
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM
A-A
Site Plan
RENDERING
Section A-A
RENDERING
C-C
l Krueger
Section A-A
B-B
Elevation
Section B-B
A-A
Scale 1:50
SECTION B-B
Site Plan
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM
RENDERING
Section C-C
Elevation
SITE PLAN
Section A-A SECTION A-A Section B-B
Scale 1:50
Site Plan Plan
SECTION C-C Section C-C 33
Aaron Chahuag | Brittany Johnson | Jacob McFadden | Rachel Krueger
STRUCTUR C-C
B-B A-A
VIEW BETWEEN SOUTH AND WEST RAMP ERING
Site Plan
Plan
ELEVATION
Elevation
PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE | SPRING 2013 Section | 34 B
ateliers de G A S T R O N O M I E Situated between a park and a residentail street in the 13th Arrondissement of Paris, Ateliers de Gastronomie is a cooking school equiped for both short term and long term classes. The program calls for a multiple fully equiped kitchens for both cooking and baking, an auditorium equipped with kitchen for teaching, residence halls, and a cafe and restaurant where students can sell and demonstrate the skills they learn from the visiting chefs. The building itself becomes begins to focus a persons view. Whether it be looking in on a kitchen as the students learn their skills, being drawn in by the views of the food in the cafe as pedestrians walk to the park, or students enjoying the exterior courtyards or roof top terrace.
ATELIER DE GASTRONOMIE| SPRING 2013 | 36
C-C B-B
C-C
B-B
A-A
LEVEL 2 C-C B-B
A-A A-A
LEVEL 3 C-C B-B
A-A
LEVEL 1 LEVEL 4 37
STREET ELEVATION
SECTION B-B
ATELIER DE GASTRONOMIE| SPRING 2013 | 38
NORTH PARK ELEVATION
SECTION C-C 39
NORTH SIDE PARK VIEW ATELIER DE GASTRONOMIE| SPRING 2013 | 40
travel S K E T C H E S
TRAVEL SKETCHES | 42
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TRAVEL SKETCHES | 44