Selected Academic and Exhibition Works

Rebecca Barnes Se le cte d Aca d e mic & Exh ib itio n Wo rks

Rebecca Barnes Se le cte d Aca d e mic & Exh ib itio n Wo rks

ph: 615.300.0170 email: rebecca.barnes06@gmail.com

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Gle n d o Pa rk Ob se rva to ry

A Sta te o f Hyd ro lo g y | Wy o mi n g

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HCD Stu d e n t De sig n Ch a rre tt e

We lln e ss Ce n te r

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De sig n fo r Sa fe ty:

A Ne w Ap p ro a ch to Pa t i e n t

Visib ility a n d Awa re n es s i n I CUs

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Missio n s Fin a n cia l Ba n k BANKING THAT INVESTS IN THE

LOCAL COMMUNITY | Sa n A n t o n i o , Te xa s

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Resources, W. S. P. C. “Glendo Brochure.” Retrieved 9.1.2017, 2017, from http://wyoparks.state. wy.us/index.php/maps-glendo#.

Glendo State Park is located in the Northern High plains; it is one of the 8 states where the Ogallala Aquifer has formed underneath the Earth’s surface. It is primarily utilized for pumping fresh water to irrigate farmland, which has consequently begun depleting its water saturation levels with very little, to no, recharge from regional precipitation.

Glendo State Park is in Platte County, which serves outdoor recreation activities such as: boating, camping, and walking trails along the Platte River & Glendo Reservoir. Glendo Park Observatory is situated in an environment that is in a constant state of marine hydrology (water cycle) over the Ogallala Aquifer. Here, the viewer is educated by their visual perceptions of and experiencing the depths of the Ogallala Aquifer of Wyoming. Programmatically cycling to the surface of Wyoming thus beginning the symbolic journey between Earth and World. Earth (as form 1) meaning Wyoming, and World (as form 2) meaning the Ogallala Aquifer of Wyoming.

My first iteration of the models helped me to realize the possibilities of how the form sits the site, and to determine a proposal scale to work with while determining the form’s orientation off the horizon.

Then, I began to understand human scale of the form on our studio trip to Carlsbad Caverns. There we began our travels down into the depths of the caverns between Earth and the arbitrariness of the form.

Form 1

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To find a systematic approach to map the form’s arbitrariness, a scale must be implemented in relation to the programmatic requirements at its minimum. In this way we begin to describe these forms not just as an object, but as a means to discover the Ogallala in its observatory state.

The development of an integrated coordinate system in relation to the site, form and structure is the basis of understanding its arbitrariness and coordinating the building systems.

Stairs

Shaft

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Womens Restroom

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Janitors Closet

The conceptual idea of thin structural members (Earth – form 1) reaching to the Ogallala (World - form 2) supporting the form can be perceived only by its boundaries or edges of the structure. Wyoming’s Ogallala (World - form 2) and structure (Earth – form 1) can be perceived in a manner of phenomenal state of transparency. The ability to see what your mind perceives is there, but not literally. Everything in-between that we do not perceive except the beginning and the end or the edge that make up the whole.

Mens Restroom

Theatre

The structural composition of the building consists of glulam columns, beams, façade, and steel plate connections. Cross laminated timber (CLT) for the floor level above grade, and concrete on the conference level and the foundation. Glazing is used to enclose the programmatic spaces and core components. Thus, minimally obscuring the view through the scaffolding like structure.

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A collaborative based project with five team members in total for the 2016 HCD Conference Student Design Charrette. Our concept focused on MD Anderson’s goal to strike out cancer and to design a Wellness Center that promotes and supports a healthy lifestyle. The project criteria has three main components: Co-Presence, Identity, and Community. We also focused on the surrounding communities coming into the medical district through Metro transportation lines. Here is where patients and visitors are meet with a formal Welcome Center (Identity) into the district connecting to the Skybridge Community area. The main programmatic spaces were divided up into 5 different areas with the main axis cutting through the central building highlighting a vibrant co-presence between the patient, visitor, and staff during the day. Noting the Children’s Hospital adjacent to the site, we proposed a park with splash pad that can easily transition into the evening hours. Where the amphitheater continues to invite the external communities to participate in the entertainment provided by the city.

Conceptual Design Development

Project Criteria 1. Co - Presence

2. Identity

The Occurrence of Multiple Users Using and Enjoying the Same Space

Skybridge Gateway The Pedestrian Experience

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3. Community

The Behavioral Health Clinic Is Located On The Third Floor. This Allows Patients To Feel A Sense Of Co-Presence While In Therapy.

Physician Consult Rooms On Lower Level To Both Have Natural Lighting and Privacy.

Green Space

Section

HCD Conference-Student Design Charrette Participation; Houston, Texas, 2016 Team Members: Rebecca Barnes, Erick Carrasco, Jaqueline Guerra, Arturo Loya, and Deborah Pittman

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Skybridge Community Area

Skybridge Gateway | Welcome Center | Interior

Gateway | Welcome Center | Exterior

Gateway | Welcome Center | Urban Connection

Sponsors: WHR Architects STERIS HCD Healthcare Design Expo+Conference

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ABSTRACT: Patient rooms with higher visibility are more inclined to have a lower mortality risk. The purpose of

this study is to compare pre-existing and theoretical ICU floor plan typologies using various types of measures to evaluate performance. In order to do so, we identified characteristics with a selection of floor plan configurations - triangular, rectangular, square with radial, square, and hybrid. Patient visibility from the Central Nurses Station to the top 1/3 of patient beds serves as a datum in which to conduct the various measurements including walking distance, lines of sight, space syntax, and Isovist connectivity. The final analysis showed some interesting results with pre-existing square and theoretical triangle floor plans as they mirrored each other in performance. While the square with radial performance ranked in the top one and two spots indicating high patient visibility from the set datum. The use of space syntax and Isovist connectivity have been effective tools of patient visibility, each different floor typology presents variability in walking distance, and lines of sight.

Designing for Safety A N ew Ap p ro a ch to Pa tie n t Visib ility & Awa re n e ss in ICUs Michelle Ossmann, Ph.D., RN, MSN, Director of Healthcare Environments, Steelcase Health Julie Zook, Ph.D., M. Arch, Assistant Professor, Texas Tech University, College of Architecture Rebecca Barnes, Texas Tech University, College of Architecture

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Background Lower Visibility = Higher ICU Mortality

David E. Leaf, P. H., and Philip H. Factor (2010). “Relationship Between ICU Design and Mortality.” Chest: 1022 - 1027.

Me th o d s

Set Datum

Patient visibility from the Central Nurses Station to the top 1/3 of patient bed

Walking Distance Lines of Sight Dephthmap software to conduct Space Syntax study using Isovist, analyzing the set datum

Units of Measure:

Ranked Measures Average Distance, CNS to Bed

% Rooms Visible From CNS

Average Isovist Connectivity ELEVATOR 01 37 379 SF

UP

STAIRS 36 134 SF PATIENT ROOM 1 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

Patient Room 11

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

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NS-B

NS-C

NS-D

PATIENT ROOM 3 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 7 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 307 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 25 104 SF

MEDICATION ROOM 31 168 SF PATIENT ROOM 18 307 SF

ALCOVE 30 108 SF

RESPIRATORY THERAPY 24 104 SF STORAGE 26 251 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 307 SF

BREAKROOM 27 151 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

ALCOVE 29 98 SF

SOILED ROOM 32 167 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 14 PATIENT ROOM 4

NURSE MANAGER OFFICE 33 167 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 39 215 SF

CNS D

CNS C PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 6 307 SF

NOURISMENT AREA 23 70 SF

CNS A 21 524 SF

CNS B

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 5 307 SF

ALCOVE 28 62 SF

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 12

PATIENT ROOM 2 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 12

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 11 307 SF

CNS B 22 100 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 3

ALCOVE 38 95 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 16

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 13 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 307 SF

NS-E

PATIENT ROOM 15 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1

NS-F

PATIENT ROOM 14 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 PATIENT ROOM 1

STAIRS 34 132 SF

UP PATIENT ROOM 17

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 20

UP

ELEVATOR 01 35 471 SF

Tie Patient Room 11

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

Patient Room 11

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 12

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PATIENT ROOM 12

PATIENT ROOM 6

CNS B

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 14 PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 4

NS-D

NS-C

CNS D

CNS C

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 4

NS-B

PATIENT ROOM 3

CNS D

CNS C

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 13

CNS B

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 4

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 12

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 16

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 16

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 1

NS-E

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 1

NS-F

PATIENT ROOM 16 PATIENT ROOM 1

UP

UP PATIENT ROOM 17

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 20

Tie ELEVATOR 02 43 372 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1 384 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 18 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 15 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14 316 SF

ELEVATOR 02 43 372 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1 384 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 18 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 15 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14 316 SF

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE ROOM 28 63 SF

RR 1 39 67 SF RR 1 36 67 SF

RESPIRTORY STORAGE 35 114 SF

ALCOVE 33 106 SF

RR 2 40 67 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 384 SF

RR 2 37 67 SF

CNS A 21 524 SF

MEDICATION ROOM 31 171 SF

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE ROOM 28 63 SF

RR 1 39 67 SF RR 1 36 67 SF

RESPIRTORY STORAGE 35 114 SF

ALCOVE 33 106 SF

RR 2 40 67 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 384 SF

RR 2 37 67 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 47 309 SF

UP

PATIENT ROOM 5 316 SF

STAIRS 45 192 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11 316 SF

NURSE MANAGER 46 176 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 316 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 47 309 SF PATIENT ROOM 5 316 SF

STAIRS 45 192 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11 316 SF

NURSE MANAGER 46 176 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 12

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 1 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 5 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 12

MEDICATION ROOM 31 168 SF PATIENT ROOM 18 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 16

CNS B

BREAKROOM 27 151 SF

ALCOVE 29 98 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 5 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 307 SF

ALCOVE 28 62 SF NOURISMENT AREA 23 70 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 18 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11 307 SF

CNS B 22 100 SF

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 8 307 SF

ALCOVE 30 108 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

BREAKROOM 27 151 SF

ALCOVE 29 98 SF

NS-A

NS-B

NS-C

NS-D

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 10PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

SOILED ROOM 32 167 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 39 215 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13

ALCOVE 38 95 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11 307 SF

CNS B 22 100 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16

PATIENT ROOM 17

PATIENT ROOM 12

MEDICATION ROOM 31 168 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 25 104 SF

NURSE MANAGER OFFICE 33 167 SF

ALCOVE 38 95 SF

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 12

RESPIRATORY THERAPY 24 104 SF STORAGE 26 251 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 307 SF

NURSE MANAGER OFFICE 33 167 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 39 215 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 6

UP

PATIENT ROOM 20 307 SF

SOILED ROOM 32 167 SF

NURSE MANAGER 46 176 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 316 SF

STAIRS 36 134 SF

ALCOVE 30 108 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17

CNS A 21 524 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 25 104 SF

WAITING ROOM 41 553 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13

RESPIRATORY THERAPY 24 104 SF STORAGE 26 251 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10 316 SF

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 10

ALCOVE 28 62 SF NOURISMENT AREA 23 70 SF

CNS A 21 524 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19

ELEVATOR 01 37 379 SF

UP

STAIRS 36 134 SF

RR 2 40 67 SF

RR 2 37 67 SF

STAFF LOUNGE 38 216 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 20

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 17

ELEVATOR 01 37 379 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3

CNS B

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 20

PATIENT ROOM 16

RR 1 39 67 SF RR 1 36 67 SF

RESPIRTORY STORAGE 35 114 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 6 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 9

ALCOVE 33 106 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 8

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 34 114 SF

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE ROOM 28 63 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 7

ALCOVE 32 106 SF

MEDICATION ROOM 31 171 SF

NOURISMENT AREA 27 83 SF NON-SOILED ROOM 26 110 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 47 309 SF PATIENT ROOM 5 316 SF

STAIRS 45 192 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2

CNS B

PATIENT ROOM 13 316 SF

UP

PATIENT ROOM 1

PATIENT ROOM 14

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 14 316 SF

ELEVATOR 01 44 385 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 15 316 SF

CNS B 30 100 SF

STORAGE 29 238 SF

SOILED ROOM 25 110 SF MEDICATION ROOM 22 171 SF

ALCOVE 24 108 SF

UP

PATIENT ROOM 1

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 16 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 384 SF

ELEVATOR 01 44 385 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6

CNS A 21 524 SF

WAITING ROOM 41 553 SF

STAFF LOUNGE 38 216 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 384 SF

ELEVATOR 01 44 385 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 316 SF

ALCOVE 23 108 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 34 114 SF

CNS B 30 100 SF

NOURISMENT AREA 27 83 SF NON-SOILED ROOM 26 110 SF

ALCOVE 24 108 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 384 SF

STORAGE 29 238 SF

SOILED ROOM 25 110 SF MEDICATION ROOM 22 171 SF

WAITING ROOM 41 553 SF

STAFF LOUNGE 38 216 SF

PATIENT ROOM 18 316 SF

CORRIDOR 42 541 SF

ALCOVE 32 106 SF

ALCOVE 23 108 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 34 114 SF MEDICATION ROOM 31 171 SF

NOURISMENT AREA 27 83 SF NON-SOILED ROOM 26 110 SF

ALCOVE 24 108 SF

CNS B 30 100 SF

STORAGE 29 238 SF

SOILED ROOM 25 110 SF MEDICATION ROOM 22 171 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 384 SF

ALCOVE 32 106 SF

ALCOVE 23 108 SF

CNS A 21 524 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20 316 SF

CORRIDOR 42 541 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 384 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 384 SF

ELEVATOR 02 43 372 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1 384 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13 316 SF

CORRIDOR 42 541 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 384 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 17 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 307 SF PATIENT ROOM 15 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 13 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 307 SF PATIENT ROOM 15 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2

NS-E

PATIENT ROOM 14 307 SF

NS-F

PATIENT ROOM 16 PATIENT ROOM 1

STAIRS 34 132 SF

STAIRS 34 132 SF UP

ELEVATOR 01 35 471 SF

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UP

PATIENT ROOM 17

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 20

ELEVATOR 01 35 471 SF

1 Ossmann, M. M. (2016). “EXPLORING SPATIAL RISK: THE IMPACT OF VISIBILITY ON ICU MORTALITY.” 1 - 108.

2 Brown, J. T. (1988). The Nursing Zone: 69 - 111.

3 (2012). Award Winning ICU Designs 1992-2012 How to Build a Better Facility for Patients and Caregivers. A. A. o.C.-C. N. Society of Critical Care Medicine, and American Institute of Architects, exclusive of any U.S.

Government. United States of America, First Publishing: 1 - 329.

4 Adapted with permission from Award Winning ICU Designs 2012. Society of Critical Care Medicine, American Association of Critical-Care Nurses, and the American Institute of Architects Academy on Architecture for Health.

Space Syntax Isovist

Patient Room with High Isovist Connectivity

4310 sf

Patient Room with Low Isovist Connectivity

806 sf

Results Theorectical: Nursing Unit Type

ICU Floor Plans

Rectangular

Average Walking Distances, Nurses Station to Patient Bed

Percent of Patient Rooms Visible from Nursing Stations

ELEVATOR 02 43 372 SF

PATIENT ROOM 1 384 SF

PATIENT ROOM 20 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 18 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 15 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13 316 SF CORRIDOR 42 541 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 384 SF

Barnes

ALCOVE 32 106 SF

ALCOVE 23 108 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 384 SF

CNS A 21 524 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 34 114 SF

CNS B 30 100 SF

STORAGE 29 238 SF

SOILED ROOM 25 110 SF MEDICATION ROOM 22 171 SF

RR 1 39 67 SF

MEDICATION ROOM 31 171 SF

NOURISMENT AREA 27 83 SF NON-SOILED ROOM 26 110 SF

ALCOVE 24 108 SF

ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE ROOM 28 63 SF

RR 1 36 67 SF RESPIRTORY STORAGE 35 114 SF

ALCOVE 33 106 SF

RR 2 37 67 SF WAITING ROOM 41 553 SF

STAFF LOUNGE 38 216 SF

RR 2 40 67 SF

42’

50%

71’

45%

34’

100%

45’

50%

31’

65%

PATIENT ROOM 4 384 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 47 309 SF

UP

PATIENT ROOM 5 316 SF

STAIRS 45 192 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 9 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 11 316 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 316 SF

NURSE MANAGER 46 176 SF

ELEVATOR 01 44 385 SF

ELEVATOR 01 37 379 SF

UP

STAIRS 36 134 SF PATIENT ROOM 1 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 2 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 3 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 4 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 5 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 6 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 7 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 8 307 SF

ALCOVE 28 62 SF

Triangular

NOURISMENT AREA 23 70 SF

CNS A 21 524 SF PATIENT ROOM 20 307 SF

LOW-VOLTAGE ROOM 25 104 SF

STORAGE 26 251 SF

PATIENT ROOM 19 307 SF MEDICATION ROOM 31 168 SF PATIENT ROOM 18 307 SF

ALCOVE 30 108 SF

RESPIRATORY THERAPY 24 104 SF PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

ALCOVE 29 98 SF

BREAKROOM 27 151 SF

PATIENT ROOM 10PATIENT ROOM 9 307 SF

SOILED ROOM 32 167 SF

NURSE MANAGER OFFICE 33 167 SF

ON-CALL SUITE 39 215 SF

ALCOVE 38 95 SF

Barnes

PATIENT ROOM 11 307 SF

CNS B 22 100 SF

PATIENT ROOM 12 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 17 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 13 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 16 307 SF PATIENT ROOM 15 307 SF

PATIENT ROOM 14 307 SF

STAIRS 34 132 SF UP

ELEVATOR 01 35 471 SF

Pre-exsisting: Patient Room 11

Square with Radial

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 12 PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 13

CNS B

CNS A

St. Elizabeth’s Community Health Center

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 14

CNS D

CNS C

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 16

PATIENT ROOM 1

UP

Hybrid

Emory Neurosciences Critical Care Unit

PATIENT ROOM 1

PATIENT ROOM 2

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 4

CNS B

PATIENT ROOM 5

CNS A

PATIENT ROOM 20

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 10

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 12

PATIENT ROOM 16

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 17

PATIENT ROOM 10

Square Dublin Methodist Hospital

PATIENT ROOM 9

PATIENT ROOM 8

PATIENT ROOM 7

PATIENT ROOM 11

PATIENT ROOM 6

PATIENT ROOM 12

NS-A

NS-B

NS-C

NS-D

PATIENT ROOM 5

PATIENT ROOM 13

PATIENT ROOM 14

PATIENT ROOM 4

PATIENT ROOM 3

PATIENT ROOM 15

PATIENT ROOM 2

NS-E

NS-F

PATIENT ROOM 16 PATIENT ROOM 1

PATIENT ROOM 17

PATIENT ROOM 18

PATIENT ROOM 19

PATIENT ROOM 20

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Missions Financial Bank utilizes architectural technology and sustainability to be a more environmentally responsible and conscious while adding to San Antonio’s dense urban landscape. The building sits on the site at a 19.2 degree rotation to allow more natural light throughout most of the building. Indigenous vegetation used on the west facade will help regulate the Texas heat during the summer months as well as the cross winds from the southeast. Shade trees, benches and green space are an extension to the Main Plaza adjacent to the bank where live music can be heard on the main stage at night.

Sketches

Missions Financial Bank Banking that Invests in the Local Community

Sa n An to n io , Te xa s

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SITE ANALYSIS WINTER 5

4.2

A

44.1

PARKING

C8

1.2

1.1

1

B

2

2

Roof Plan

N

1.3

6:35 AM

D ST. SOLEDA

NORTH MAIN ST.

C

E

D

PARKING

WEST COMMERCE ST.

PARKING

PARKING

W

BUS LAN

7:35 AM

11

E

C6

E

5:40PM

EAST CO

MMERC

9AM

E ST.

3PM

BUS

SOUTHEAST WINDS

3

F LANE

C5

S

Th i r d LEVEL Fl o o r THIRD

12PM

G

SOUTHERN WINDS

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H 4 C6

10 9 5 6 C6 C8

SITE ANALYSIS SUMMER 5

4.2

A

1.3 8:37PM

6:35 AM

1.2

W

5

SF 128 8

128

ROOM RKER WO 55 SF 197

ANTS IST ASS 78 9 SF 292

SF

PARKING

WEST COMMERCE ST.

L ICA CTR ELE 18 56 SF

PARKING

4 ICE OFF 74 SF 122

BUS LAN

E

7AM

D

47 ROOM DATA 20 66 SF

EAST CO

3 ICE OFF 73 SF 117

15

MMERC

11 C6

L ANICA MECH 19 68 SF

E ST.

RAGE STO 69 60 SF

E

9AM

SOUTHEAST WINDS MENS

14

BUS

LANE

21 61 SF

S 2 ICE OFF 72 SF 117

F

MENS WO 22 61 SF

17

C5

SOUTHERN WINDS 1 ICE OFF 71 SF 118

Gr o u n d FlLEVEL oor GROUND

E

ROOM COPY 54 SF 213

3PM

3

C

D ST. SOLEDA

6PM

ICE ce OFF Spa 75

PARKING

1.1

C8

NORTH MAIN ST.

1

B

2

2

Third Floor

PARKING

4 O

Se c o n d Fl oor SECOND LEVEL

N

4.1

G

LITY UTI 23 65 SF

12

H 7 ICE OFF 77 SF 125

6 ICE OFF 76 SF 133

Conceptual Floor Plan

IRS STA 30 SF 203

UP

UP 4 C6

9 5 6 10 C8 C6

SECTIONS

1.3

2

.11.2 1 1

5

4.2

.1 4 4

Second Floor

A B EQ

C

EQ EQ

EQ

S IPE GP LIN COO ND GA G IN IN T IT HEA Y CEILION UN A 4 W RIBUT TYP " T DIS X 2'-0 M " YE 2'-0 STS S DO

D

STAIRS

E

ASSISTANTS

OFFICES OFFICES

OFFICES OFFICES

LOBBYLOBBY CORE GCORE

ASSISTANTS

ASSISTANTS

OFFICES OFFICES

ASSISTANTS OFFICES

OFFICES OFFICES B1

ASSISTANTS OFFICES OFFICES ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS OFFICES OFFICES ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS OFFICES OFFICES ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS OFFICES OFFICES ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS OFFICES

ASSISTANTS

F

H LOBBYLOBBY CORECORE

CORE

4.2

CUSTOMER CUSTOMER SERVICE SERVICE

STAIRS

LOBBYLOBBY 2

2 1

THIRD LEVEL

C8

5 A

4.1

UP

1.2

IRS STA 10 SF 244

UPUP

LT VAU 50 SF 150

LONGITUDINAL LONGITUDINAL SECTION SECTION A1 A1

STAIRSSTAIRS

CUSTOMER CUSTOMER LOBBYLOBBY BANK BANK SERVICES SERVICES 1.3 Ground Floor SERVICE SERVICE B 4

1.1

STAIRSSTAIRS

ROOM RAGE STO 12 71 SF

OM G RO WIN VIE 14 36 SF

C

W REF.D

S

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

TRANSVERSE TRANSVERSE SECTION SECTION B1 B1 OM G RO WIN VIE 65 37 SF

CE REN CONFE UNITY 1 COMM SF 447

ROOM BREAK17 SF 213

ROOM DATA 8 65 SF

ROOM

F

MENS WO 5 61 SF

STAIRSGSTAIRS

LITY UTI 6 65 SF

CORECORE

ROOM AS TEX 63 SF 524

UP

UP

IRS STA 9 SF 205

A1

BY LOB 66 5 SF 156

A1

CORECORE

ROOM

A1

A1

A1

STAIRSSTAIRS

CE REN CONVE 64 SF 126

A1

MER CUSTO

E

MENS 4 61 SF

URITY SEC 70 61 SF

C5

11 C6

L ANICA MECH 3 68 SF

CE REN CONVE MER OM_01 CUSTO RO 2 SF 124

3

D

L ICA CTR ELE 16 56 SF

H

4 C6

ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS LOBBYLOBBY

A ASSISTA

9 6 10 C6 C8

OFFICE OFFICE

OFFICE OFFICE

SERVICES BANK BANK SERVICES

ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS

Site Plan

OFFICE OFFICE

B1 CUSTOMER CUSTOMER SERVICE SERVICE

ATRIUM ATRIUM

B1

ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS OFFICE OFFICE LOBBYLOBBY ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS

ASSIS

B1

B1

OFFICE OFFICE

12

ASS OFFIC OFFICE

A

TEXAS ROOM_WINTER SOLSTICE 3PM

Texas Room - Personal Signature Room

Site Analysis SITE ANALYSIS

ETRIC

WINTER PARKING

N

SOLEDA

D ST.

NORTH MAIN ST.

6:35 AM

E

5:40PM

PARKING

WEST COMMERCE ST.

BUS LAN

7:35 AM

PARKING

PARKING

W

E EAST CO

MMERC

9AM

E ST.

3PM SOUTHEAST WINDS S

BUS

LANE

12PM

SOUTHERN WINDS

Site Analysis | Summer

SITE ANALYSIS SUMMER PARKING

N

8:37PM

SOLEDA

6PM

D ST.

NORTH MAIN ST.

6:35 AM

BUS LAN

7AM

PARKING

PARKING

WEST COMMERCE ST.

E PARKING

W

3PM

E EAST CO

9AM

MMERC

E ST.

SOUTHEAST WINDS

BUS

LANE

S

SOUTHERN WINDS

Site Analysis | Winter

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Solar Shading Analysis

Texas Room - South Facade

Transverse Section - Texas Room | Main Entrance

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In collaboration with Studio IV projects, Construction II lets us evaluate and analyze the loads and forces of our buildings structure. Learning the consequences of our design proposals, while understanding tectonic relationships through technical drawings.

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G

H

6 C6

G

GUARDRAIL L-ANGLE STEEL METAL COPING 2X12 RIP ROOF MEMBRANE 6" WOOD STRIPFLOORING RAISED FLOORING SYSTEM CANT 3/4" PLYWOOD,SHEATHING

GUARDRAIL

L-ANGLE STEEL

Roof 45' - 0"

3/4" PLYWOOD, SHEATHING METAL DECKING HSS-HOLLOW STRUCTURAL STEEL W-WIDE FLANGE W36X135 L-ANGLE BOLTED CONNECTION

METAL COPING 2X12 RIP NAIL

K-SERIES BAR JOIST ANGLE WEB EXTERIOR METAL STUD WITH STUCCO HSS HOLLOW STURCTURAL SECTION CELLULAR BEAMS

ROOF MEMBRANE GYPSUM BOARD BATT INSULATION 3/8" PLYWOOD, SHEATHING

COMPOUND CEILING FLITCH COLUMN LIGHT GUAGED METAL STUD 2.5"X5" RECTANGULAR MULLION CURTAIN WALL

RIGID INSULATION VAPOR BARRIER 3" STUCCO LIGHT GAUGE METAL STUD

CELLULAR BEAMS FLITCH COLUMN

PARTITION WALL

WOOD STRIP FLOORING CANT

Roof - 0"

RAISED FLOORING SYSTEM45' 1/32" EPDM ROOF MEMBRANE 3/4" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

1/32" AIR INFILTRATION BARRIER 3/4" PLYWOOD, SHEATHING METAL DECKING K SERIES BAR JOIST ANGLE WEB GUARDRAIL

HSS-HOLLOW STRUCTURAL SECTION STEEL L- ANGLE W-WIDE FLANGE W36X135 FLITCH COLUMN

F.F LEVEL 3 31' - 6"

STEEL L-ANGLE BOLTED CONNECTION

3" LIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE ON 2" METAL DECK HSS-HOLLOW STRUCTURAL STEEL L-ANGLE BOLTED CONNECTION K-SERIES BAR JOIST ANGLE WEB W-WIDE FLANGE W36X135 EXTERIOR METAL STUD WITH STUCCO W-WIDE FLANGE W 36X135 L-STEEL ANGLE

COMPOUND CEILING

W-WIDE FLANGE W36X135

LIGHT GUAGED METAL STUD 2.5"X5" RECTANGULAR MULLION CURTAIN WALL FLITCH COLUMN CELLULAR BEAMS FLITCH COLUMN

PARTITION WALL

5/8" GWB ON MTL STUD COMPOUND CEILING

2.5"X5" RECTANGULAR MULLION

1 CURTAIN WALL GUARDRAIL

F.F. LEVEL 2 18' - 0" 3" LW CONCRETE ON 2" METAL DECK HSS-HOLLOW STRUCTURAL STEEL L-ANGLE BOLTED CONNECTION K-SERIES BAR JOIST ANGLE WEB W-WIDE FLANGE W 36X135 EXTERIOR METAL STUD WITH STUCCO

7 C6

G

L-STEEL ANGLE COMPOUND CEILING FLITCH COLUMN 2.5"X5" RECTANGULAR MULLION CURTAIN WALL

F.F. LEVEL 2 18' - 0"

CELLULAR BEAMS FLITCH COLUMN

FROSTED GLAZING 2X6 GLUELAM WOOD

3" LW CONCRETE ON 2" METAL DECK HSS-HOLLOW STRUCTURAL STEEL GYPSUM BOARD

LIGHT GAUGE STEEL STUD BATT INSULATION K-SERIES BAR JOIST ANGLE WEB VAPOR BARRIER L-ANGLE BOLTED CONNECTION W-WIDE FLANGE W36X135 RIGID INSULATION 3" STUCCO 3/8" PLYWOOD, SHEATHING W-WIDE FLANGE W 36X135 L-STEEL ANGLE 5/8" GWB ON MTL STUD COMPOUND CEILING

2.5"X5" RECTANGULAR MULLION CURTAIN WALL FLITCH COLUMN ANCHOR BOLT CONCRETE COLUMN CURTAIN WALL 6" CONCRETE SLAB

CONCRETE FOOTING

F.F. Level 1 0' - 0" B.O. SLAB -0' - 6"

12" RETAINING WALL 18X18 CONCRETE COLUMN CONCRETE BEAM 24X12 3" RIGID INSULATION

B.O. B. -1' - 6"

SOIL

18"X18" CONCRETE COLUMN 12" CONCRETE RETAINING WALL RIGID INSULATION WATERPROOFING GEO FABRIC WRAP GRAVEL 6" PVC DRAINAGE PIPE 48"X48" CONCRETE COLUMN FOOTING

8 C6

BASEMENT LEVEL -14' - 6" T.O. Footing -15' - 0"

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Self Portrait

Golden Jubilee Bridge

Pa r i s , Fr a n c e

London, U ni t ed K i ngdom

Eiffel Tower

Villa Savoye

Pa r i s , Fr a n c e

P ois s y, F ranc e

“Our mission is to help grow a new Arts District within the center of Downtown Lubbock. This area needs art galleries, music venues, additional restaurants and shops to help bring back commercial activity. The Depot District and the Lubbock Cultural District known for LHUCA, are the two notable arts districts with successful commercial activity, an example of what the arts can bring to an area. We hope our exhibitions can grow the local arts and encourage new investors and opportunities for these Lubbock properties to continue the growth of the urban development.� -blnka.org Exhibition at THE MATTISON My work has been Exhibited in two of BLNKA Exhibitions. My personal approach on architectural photography comes from my own perspective of looking at the most architectural iconic structures and experience them in a new way. Capturing these structures can be seen in this state only if you have physically experienced them in their natural environment. These iconic structures have a sense of presence that I wanted to capture as a once in a lifetime opportunity. Sharing them is my gift to the visual arts and those whom appreciate architecture.

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