CONTENT RESUME
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STEPPING CARVED CLOISTER
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ART SHED
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STEPPED TUNNELLING
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HOUSE IV : ANALYSIS
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FALL 2018
FALL 2018
SPRING 2018
SPRING 2018
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AC TIVITIES CO O R D I N ATO R
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STEPPING C A R V E D CLOISTER FALL 2018
SITE
The Met Cloisters, New York, NY
PROGRAM An extension of the Met Cloisters From the analysis of the Met Cloisters, there was an applied importance of views that were framed by the enfiladed pathways. Keeping that idea in mind, Stepping Carved Cloisters is part of the extension based on the use of different tetrahedral units. These units are connected, wrapped and carved from the existing ground condition to create a mini cloister. Different colors are used to give different spaces a specific mood to attract, frame different areas physically, and visually.
CRITIC Abigail Coover-Hume Design 201
EXTERIOR VIEW _ STEPPING CARVED CLOISTERS
RA | SL
DRAWN BY
PROJECT
EX B1 TITLE
| SITE ANALYSIS
CIRCULATION
SCALE
NTS
DATE
10 | 15 | 2018
FLOOR PLAN _GROUND LEVEL
FLOOR PLAN _ UNDERGROUND
INTERIOR VIEW _ LOBBY
INTERIOR VIEW _ EXHIBITION SPACE I
THE MET CLOISTERS ANALYSIS ON THE ENFILADED PATHWAYS IN RELATION TO THE IMPORTANCE OF SPACES AND ARCHWAYS COLLABORATION WITH S. V. LILLES
SECTION CUT
ART SHED FALL 2018
SITE
Brooklyn Bridge Brooklyn, NY
Park,
PROGRAM Art Shed Using tetrahedral prisms as a base unit, the art shed was created. The base unit is then modified based on different uses of space. The units are then placed in a repetitive pattern for continous circulation in relation to the view of the Brooklyn Bridge and the sidewalk for direct view into the art shed. The art shed is carefully orientated for the perfect view of the Brooklyn Bridge and to maximize the use of the sun during the day time, and for a direct access from the road for convenience and easier transportation.
CRITIC Abigail Coover-Hume Design 201
GALLERY OUTDOOR PUBLIC SPACE BATHROOM TICKETING LOBBY _ ENTRY SPACE
TALL UNIT REGULAR UNIT
WIDE UNIT
OUTDOOR SPACE CENTRAL COURTYARD EXHIBITION SPACE
TICKETING LOBBY ENTRY
BATHROOM
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
EXTERIOR VIEW _ COURTYARD
INTERIOR VIEW _ LOBBY
FRONT ELEVATION
SECTION CUT
S T E P P E D TUNNELLING SPRING 2018
SITE
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY
PROGRAM Shared Interactive Space Using two formal systems and the study of bodies in different motions, a program is generated where two or more occupants can interact or be excuded from each other in the shared interactive space. This space is taken into consideration for a night person as well as for a day person, while each occupant do different actions, such as stepping, crawling, or dancing.
CRITIC Robert Lee Brackett III Design 102
EXTERIOR VIEW _ STEPPED TUNNELLING
SIDE ELEVATION
ELEVATION SECTION CUT 01 TIME OF DAY : DAY
BACK ELEVATION
ELEVATION SECTION CUT 02 TIME OF DAY : NIGHT
PLAN SECTION CUT 01 TIME OF DAY: MORNING PLAN SECTION CUT 02 TIME OF DAY: NIGHT
LONGITUDINAL SECTION CUT 01 TIME OF DAY : NIGHT
HOUSE IV ANALYSIS SPRING 2018
SITE
unbuilt
PROGRAM
housing complex
A series of drawings are produced based on the analysis of the unbuilt housing project, House IV by John Hejduk. These drawings include analysis of circulation, visual and physical thresholds, as well as the placement of furniture in relation to the floor tile, and the structural grid system. This led to the abstract reconfigured House IV, based on different analysis and discovery from these analysis.
CRITIC Leticia Wouk Almino Representation II
HOUSE IV VISUAL (GRAY ) AND PHYSICAL (PINK) ANALYSIS IN RELATION TO THE FLOOR GRID SYSTEM AND FURNITURE.
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Occupant A
Personal care Occupant B Work Occupant C
Eating and Drinking Leisure Household Activities 1 AM
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cia Wouk Almino
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Personal care Work Eating and Drinking Leisure Household Activities
OCCUPANT A _ MOM Occupant C
Occupant b
Assignment 2.1 | House IV Plan Analysis Raymond Aung
A OCCUPANT B _ Occupant ARCHITECT
Leticia Wouk Almino
Occupant A
OCCUPANT C _ RETIRED MAN Occupant b THE CIRCULATION ANALYSIS ON THREE DIFFERENT OCCUPANTS IS USED TO RECONFIGURE HOUSE IV ABSTRACTLY BASED ON THE SMALLEST SQUARE GRID PLACED ON THE HOUSE. THIS 2D SQUARE UNIT IS EXPANDED HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY EACH TIME BASED ON HOW FREQUENT EACH OCCUPANTS PASS THROUGH THE SPACE OR THRESHOLD.