Rick Schutte
Rick Schutte 2019-2020 Portfolio
SECTION I // TECHNOLOGY KINETIC FACADE SPACE STATION // MOON BASE LIVING POD MAPPING THE CITY HYPERLOOP
SECTION II // CONSTRUCTION LEARNING REVIT STRUCTURAL RENO CONDO RENO CUSTOM HOME OAKVILLE MODERN TRI-HOUSE
SECTION III // ART INSTALLATION CONDO INSTALLATION INSIDE OUT INSIDE OUT LEXUS PODIUM
TECHNOLOGY
KINETIC FACADE
PRE-BENT FACADE PANELS UNDER TENSION BECOME FLAT INSTRUCTOR - NATHAN BISHOP
FACADE ARTICULATION
MOVEMENT DIAGRAM I
MECHANICS BEHIND MOTION
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MOVEMENT DIAGRAM II
ROTATION TO LINEAR TRANSLATION
ONE OCEAN MECHANISM
LINE PANEL IS STRAIGHT UNDER TENSION
SCREW PULLS HORIZONTALLY
PISTON PUSHES DOWN VERTICALLY
ISOMETRIC DRAWING
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SOUTH-EAST VIEW
SCALE = 1:100
ROTATIONAL MOVEMENT
MOVEMENT DIAGRAM III
ROTATION TO LINEAR TRANSLATION
ONE OCEAN MECHANISM
CURVE PANEL IS CURVED AT REST
SCREW PUSHES HORIZONTALLY
PISTON PUSHES UP VERTICALLY
ISOMETRIC DRAWING SOUTH-EAST VIEW
Figure 1-2 made in group work with David Kalman
SET 1 // FIGURE 2 SCALE = 1:100
KINETIC SPACE STATION Pre-Bent Panels Control Solar Panel Opening and Radiation Defense Closing INSTRUCTOR - NATHAN BISHOP
// LIVING CITY
KINETIC MOOON BASE Base modules aggregate then deploy, create pressurized interior space
INSTRUCTOR - NATHAN BISHOP
LIVING POD // PART I
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Max Weight: 350 g
Min Weight: 100g
MATERIAL TESTS I
Material One:
Max Weight: 350 g
Min Weight: 100g
Alumite Resin Fill 1/4in OD 5/16in ID
Material Two:
Max Weight: 350 g
Min Weight: 100g
Alumite Resin Fill 5/16in OD 3/16in ID
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MATERIAL TESTS II
LIVING POD // PART II
Digital growth simulations are produced using Virtual Reality Calibration from material tests
EXPERIMENTAL FORMS
LIVING POD // PART III Vacuum formed panels are connected by structural tubes
MATERIAL TESTS III Vacuum forming tests using custom made vacuum former
Part One: Temperature: Hot Distance: 0.2cm
Part Two: Temperature: Mid/ High Distance: 2 cm
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Temperature: High Distance: 5 cm
Temperature: Cool Distance: 7 cm
Part Five: Temperature: Cold Distance: 10 cm
Part Two: Node
Part One: Tubes
BASE UNIT ASSEMBLY a three part module
Part Three: Panels
Drawings and Model completed in Group Work with David Kalman
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Living Pod Model Vacuum Formed Acrylic + Polyester Resin
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Vacuum Panel Tube Structure
Drawings and Model completed in Group Work with David Kalman
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MAPPING THE CITY
The relationship between topography and building type are mapped with parametric algorithms. Parametric inputs include green space, topography, road density, and building type density.
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Distance to Green Space and Main Road Within 50m
Building Height
3-77 metres
EXPECTED RESULT VS ACTUAL RESULT
Over 150m
HYPERLOOP
Leading a design team for Vacuum Mag-Lev Train and Station within the University of Toronto Hyperloop Team
CONSTRUCTION
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Learning Revit using TACBOC drawings, Revit Tutorials, and Examples
Roof Line 6000
Fig. 1 Roof // Wall Detail
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Level 2 3000
Fig. 2 Wall // Floor Detail Ceiling 2700
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STRUCTURAL RENO
Structural renovation design for house in Oakville, proposal commisioned by home-owners.
Planned removal of structural walls to be replaced with hidden beams in joist space and new basement columns.
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OAKVILLE MODERN Design commission by Oakville family looking for new-build modern design. Collaboration with Juliano Sisera.
CONDO RENO
Designs for 12 custom units in existing Toronto condo with views of High Park, commissioned by building owners.
Renderings + Virtual Reality experience made to sell custom units to new buyers pre-construction
CUSTOM HOME
Ongoing design and video renderings for an Oakville house after the demolition of all existing walls, leaving only foundations. Commissioned by the family to create their dream home.
Working with clients to create personalized design while minimizing short-term and long-term costs. This is achieved through construction methods such as pre-fabrication, truss joists, and passive energy systems.
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Real-Time Rendering software allows instant synchronization between Revit Model and VR Rendering
TRI-HOUSE Study of OBC zoning and by-laws regarding triple-use building,whiGL EGXW EW VIWMHIRXMEP GSQQIVGMEP ERH SDzGI WTEGI
Bathurst street
Building setback allows for 4.8m sidewalk
Commercial section
Commercial height restriction allows sunlight for sidewalk according to R.O.W width
Animated grSYRH DZSSr (Storefronts) that is taller than other DZSSVW Adjacent buildings in dotted line
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Original Residential section Residential section addition
Shared rear exit
Required parking spaces for 4Dzce building Addition wall is without windows
Maximum building height for detached residential building is 3 Storeys or 11 metres tall Addition is permitted to be built near adjacent building without coming into contact
Maximum building height for Addition is 4 Storeys or 12.5 metres tall Building setback for roadway to access parking lot
This residential building was created within an unused interstitial space between residential and commercial zones. In order for it to be built at four stories tall, this structure had to be considered as an addition to the mixed use building to which is was to be attatched. Additionally, the city restricted the width of this building so that enough parking spaces could be created to accomodate the adjacent commercial building. The architects were also restricted by the city in their use of windows along the side walls which would have violated the required 12 metre gap FIX[IIR FYMPHMRKW RIGIWWEV] JSV ǰVI TVSXIGXMSR This building was almost completely shaped from by-law restrictions and demonstrates the role of the building code in not only the function of a design but also its aesthetic qualities.
ART INSTALLATION
CONDO INSTALLATION Art Installation design for lobby of 32-storey Toronto building, RFP by QuadReal Property Group and Hariri Pontarini Architects.
OPTION ONE // WAVE
This installation implements a mirrored surface to create an abstracted representation of the site’s the urban atmosphere and movement of the city.
OPTION TWO // LAND
The site on which this new development will reside, has a rich topographical history that has endured many changes from the period of glaciation to urban development. The void spaces left in-between the topographical layers function to represent the spaces in which natural and human change has and will continue to occur. This installation captures the both calming and dramatic characteristic of the local landscape. One’s experience of this [SVO [MPP EHHMXMSREPP] ZEV] JVSQ HMǯIVIRX perspectives, further encouraging a sense of discovery and exploration for the land on which one lives.
OPTION THREE // STARS
This proposal will provide city dwellers with a star gazing experience, a sense of wonder, and discovery. Additionally, this will provoke a thoughtfulness about the beauty of the natural world, the history of the city one lives in, and the ways in which one may live more sustainably.
By day, shaded space and aesthetic value will be produced for the Bretton Place site. By night, this installation will transform the public space into a star-scape. The lights representing the star scape will be solar-powered and therefore, the energy of a star itself will provide an authentic, thoughtful, and sustainably conscious experience.
Design concepts created with partner Jacqueline Vandervaart
INSIDE OUT INSIDE OUT Sponsored by Slate Asset Management This art installation challenged the image and experience of the public realm through breaking down the barriers of public and private spaces. Upon stepping over a concrete welcome mat, individuals explored a variety of uncanny furniture pieces and household objects, created using the materials of the urban landscape it exists within. The public site was transformed into a playful experience founded upon connecting with others in a public space as though they were at home. In this way, the site became a temporary reminder of comfort, relaxation, and play.
Design concepts + construction completed with partner Jacqueline Vandervaart
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RICK SCHUTTE PORTFOLIO 2019-2020
