P O R T F O L I O
CAMERON ROWE
ARCHITECTURE 2020
cameron rowe
undergraduate portfolio copyright 2020
CONTENTS
PACIFIC CREST TRAIL SHELTER: WOVEN BOULDER OUTPOST
01
recreational
WALDEN POND CENTER FOR CIVIL DISCOURSE
02
commercial / residential
WORSH LAUNDROMAT
03
commercial
FALLINGWATER CENTER FOR AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE
04
commercial
THE DRAY DEVELOPMENT
05
mixed-use
ARTWORK personal
PACIFIC CREST TRAIL SHELTER WOVEN BOULDER OUTPOST KWAAYMII POINT, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
FALL 2020 MODERN VERNACULAR:
IN SEARCH OF AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE PROF. JOHN REYNOLDS
THE SHELTER SOUGHT TO OFFER HIKERS A RESPITE FROM THE ARID SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DESERT. A HAVEN FROM THE ELEMENTS AND PREDATORS. A BEAUTIFUL SPOT TO REGROUP AND RELAX DURING A TAXING JOURNEY. THE OUTPOST SEEKS TO COMMUNICATE ELEGANTLY WITH THE STARK BEAUTY OF THE SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE AS WELL AS THE VERNACULAR TRADITIONS OF THE NATIVE CAHUILLA TRIBE.
GROUP MEMBERS: CAMERON ROWE- PROJECT CONCEPT & SKETCHES, 3D MODEL & RENDERINGS BRYCE HENDRICKSON- PROJECT CONCEPT EMMA RICHARDS- PROJECT CONCEPT TORI HOFFMAN- PROJECT CONCEPT
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cahuilla tribe woven basket
early design sketch
woven areas in design
floor plan
07
05 06
04
01 entrance
03
02
02 seating 03 covered seating 04 bathroom 05 sleeping space 06 gathering space 07 fire pit
01
N
covered seating
fire pit
gathering space
east view
north view
site section
02
WALDEN POND CENTER FOR CIVIL DISCOURSE CONCORD, MA
FALL 2020 MODERN VERNACULAR:
IN SEARCH OF AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE PROF. JOHN REYNOLDS
THE DISCOURSE CENTER DREW INSPIRATION FROM THE NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLES OF THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES. THE RHYTHMIC, EXOSKELETAL STRUCTURE OF THE LONGHOUSE GUIDED THE DESIGN FOR THE CIVIL DISCOURSE CENTER AND IS ECHOED BY THE NEARBY RETREAT COTTAGES.
GROUP MEMBERS: CAMERON ROWE- PROJECT CONCEPT & SKETCHES, 3D MODEL &
RENDERINGS
BRYCE HENDRICKSON- PROJECT CONCEPT & SITE PLAN EMMA RICHARDS- PROJECT CONCEPT TORI HOFFMAN- PROJECT CONCEPT
site plan
new england native longhouse
early design sketch
consistent framing in design
04 01
02
03
05 06 07
floor plan 01 administration 02 outdoor seating 03 great meeting space 04 kitchenette
south elevation
south section
05 bathroom(s) 06 private conference room(s) 07 patio
N
first floor
south elevation
south section
second floor
N
WORSH LAUNDROMAT CINCINNATI, OH
SPRING 2020 INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIO PROF. JOHN BLAKE
THE GOAL OF WØRSH IS TO ENRICH THE ROUTINE AND RITUAL OF THE PERSONAL CHORE THAT IS WASHING ONE’S CLOTHES. IT WILL DRAW IN USERS BEYOND JUST PEOPLE THAT ARE IN NEED OF LAUNDERING SERVICES THROUGH A DIRECT CONNECTION TO THE COMMUNITY AND AN ATMOSPHERE OF ACCEPTANCE COMMUNICATED THROUGH A PLAYFUL, LIGHTHEARTED PUBLIC IMAGE.
GROUP MEMBERS: CAMERON ROWE- BRANDING (LOGO), DETAILING, RENDERING MOLLY BURNS- DETAILING, 3D MODEL, PHOTOSHOP ALEC FISETTE- BRANDING, PHOTOSHOP CLAYTON ARVIN- 3D MODEL EMILY MIKLAS- FURNITURE, RENDERING BRIANNA STARR- FURNITURE, RENDERING
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general massing
several branding ideas such as a laundromat membership card and an app
site plan
Pleasant
St
Findley Market
Liberty St
Race St
Washington Park
community engagement
floor plan
west elevation
south elevation
west section
south section
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FALLINGWATER CENTER FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE MILL RUN, PA
FALL 2020 MODERN VERNACULAR:
IN SEARCH OF AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE PROF. JOHN REYNOLDS GROUP MEMBERS: CAMERON ROWE- PROJECT CONCEPT & SKETCHES, 3D MODEL
& RENDERINGS
BRYCE HENDRICKSON- PROJECT CONCEPT EMMA RICHARDS- PROJECT CONCEPT TORI HOFFMAN- PROJECT CONCEPT
The center was inspired by ancient petroglyphs carved into the landscape by Native American tribes from the region. The design seeks to sculpt the ground plane as the first Americans sculpted their landscape. The three main structures aim to create a community with the existing elements on the site. The structures surround a courtyard that opens to the Northwest, signaling Fallingwater, a monument to American architecture.
floor plan 12
10 01
02
01 major gallery 02 minor gallery 03 flex/activity space
07 05
04
04 bookstore 05 coffee bar 06 training/resource space 07 restroom 08 staff office 09 breakroom
11 09
11 mechanical 12 loading dock
west elevation
west section
N
10 storage
06
08 03
07 02
THE DRAY DEVELOPMENT SPITALFIELDS, LONDON, UK
SUMMER 2019 ENERGY EFFICIENT BY DESIGN PROF. JOHN BECKER/ PROF. SAM TOLAND
THIS PROJECT WAS PART OF A SUMMER STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM THAT TOOK PLACE IN LONDON. THIS WAS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO FULLY EXPERIENCE DESIGN IN A DIFFERENT PART OF THE WORLD WHILE LEARNING THE CULTURE OF LONDON’S CITY AND LIFESTYLE. THE DESIGN’S INTENT IS TO FULLY UTILIZE SUNLIGHT AT ALL TIMES OF THE DAY TO FULFILL THE ENERGY EFFICIENT FOCUS OF THE PROGRAM.
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WALK DRAY
area plan
N
Sunlight is crucial to the west and south facade at sunrise and crucial to the east facade at sunset.
design evolution
residential green space commercial office
UP
UP
DN
DN
first floor
N
second floor
N
The first and second floors consist of the admistrative offices and the public commercial spaces of the building. They are private to staff and residents of the development. The above floors hold 28 studio residences and 24 two-bedroom apartments.
largest of five outdoor green spaces
solar panels on two roof surfaces
Artwork
UNTITLED-12.22 fall 2020 acrylic paint
UNTITLED-7.04 summer 2020 acrylic paint silk fabric
UNTITLED-12.23 fall 2018 acrylic paint
NEWLY WEDS summer 2015 graphite
GRANDPA summer 2016 graphite
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