Sarahjean
turner student design work 2009-2014
00 T A B L E OF CONTENTS 00 table of contents 2 - 3 01 versailles center
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02 netzero building
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03 2/3/4 arts center
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05 dell information center
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06 urban usa studies
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07 european studies
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architectural design work from my education at Oklahoma State. There are examples of independent design work, collaborative design projects with architecture students, and also crossprofessional design projects with Landscape Architecture students. Along with student design works, there are examples of travel analysis and documentation, another extreme passion of mine.
basilica di santa maria del fiore - florence, italy
04 oklahoma city 28-33 repertory theatre
Through my education at Oklahoma State University, I have learned that architecture coexists within a larger realm of distinct cultural idiosyncrasies. Society and architecture possess a symbiotic relationship, where society thrives in a successful built environment, and architecture is implemented to enhance any society. This book is a compilation of the progression of my
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01 PROJECT NAME
VERsailles welcome c e n t e r PROJECT information
Versailles, france fall 2012 arch 4116 PROJECT Duration
10 weeks Project team
cameron rouze sarah turner PROJECT goals
Create a strong connection from the train station to The chateau. Provide a place to inform visitors of the history of versailles chateau define a strong urban edge through transparent first floors with retail on the first level connecting interior spaces with adjacent plaza.
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The early interpretation of the Welcome Center began by drawing a storyboard of a student traveling to the Versailles Chateau and sketching the experience from exiting the train station, visiting the Welcome Center and eventually arriving at gates of Versailles. The concept evolved and derived create a new axis relating to the exit point of the train station to the golden gates of the Chateau. 5
01 Orientation Zone
Versailles, france fall 2012 arch 4116
Administration Zone
PROJECT information
Temporary Exhibit Zone
VERsailles welcome c e n t e r
Retail and Dining Zone
PROJECT NAME
First Level
Pernanent Exhibit Zone
The three volumes were derived from the adjacent buildings in plan, elevation, and scale. They are shifted on the ground plane to create dynamic entry spaces that interact with the street level and as well as creating connections to the adjacent plaza designed by team member Cameron Rouze. The diagonal volume intersects the three volumes and represents the new axis towards the Chateau. As the new axis penetrates the three volumes, the belly is exposed, creating a dramatic overhang for the main entrance into the Welcome Center.
Second Level
Arial Site Plan Third Level
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West Elevation
Longitudnal Section
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PROJECT NAME
VERsailles welcome c e n t e r
Interior rendering - versailles welcome center
exterior rendering - versailles welcome center
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exterior rendering - versailles welcome center
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PROJECT information
Versailles, france fall 2012 arch 4116
02 PROJECT NAME
netzero housing
The form was sliced into three separate blocks to allow for natural sunlight to penetrate into the units. The voids transformed into dynamic circulation space for the residents. Gathering spaces are integrated into the voids to provide interaction to the residents within the housing project.
Elevating the residential functions from the commercial functions creates a distinct separation between public and private zones, and offers a buffer zone to allow the residents to have more privacy.
Vertical Circulation
PROJECT information
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
Residential Zone
Retail and Commercial Zone exterior rendering - netzero housing project
PROJECT Duration
4 weeks Project team
Taylor dearinger Amanda Siegersma sarah turner PROJECT goals
Create a safe affordable housing project intertwined within the urban fabric utilize sun, wind, and bike power to reach a netzero energy production Combine commercial and residential zones while still offering privacy respect and respond to the surrounding historic context and scale
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This project was a three-person three person group project with a collective goal to design a NetZero netzero affordable multi-family housing complex. Located in the historic and vibrant Tenderloin district north of Market Street in downtown San Francisco, Fransisco, CA. The district is known for its historic architecture and is enriched with a vibrant and diverse culture. Space and energy conservation is utilized to push people closer to their surrounding neighborhood and become more involved. Communal areas intertwine between the units and serve as gathering space to connect the community and promote movement movement throughtout throughout the space. 11
02 PROJECT NAME
netzero housing
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PROJECT information
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
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Module 2: composed of two adjacent 2 bedroom units
Module 1: composed of one 1 bedroom and one 3 bedroom units
Active Wall
Bedroom Adaptable Interior Spaces Second Level
First Level
Active Wall Bedroom Kitchen Dining Living 12
Module two is composed of two adjacent residential units containing living, dining, kitchen, bathroom, and a transformable bedroom on the first floor. The second level houses the master bedroom with a full bath as well. Highlighted in yellow indicates the “active wall.� This wall runs through each module providing all of the mechanical systems to each unit that includes: lighting, plumbing, cooling and heating. The active wall allows for living spaces to remain extremely flexible for each separate resident. 13
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13% Wind Belts 6% Wind Spires
PROJECT NAME
PROJECT information
69% PV Panels
PV Panels SUNPOWER’S T5 Solar Roof Tiles generate 50% more power than the conventional solar cells. PV Panels collect the suns energy on the top of the residential towers, covering a total of12,330 square feet.
section perspective - netzero housing
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
12% Bike Power ENERGY DISTRIBTUTION CHART
netzero housing
The NetZero Housing contains PV panels, wind spires, and wind belts. Sunpowers T5 Solar Roof Tiles collect the suns energy on the top of the residential towers, covering a total of 12,330 square feet. Wind spires are located on the corner conditions of the building where wind velocity is at a maximum level. The wind belt panels are located on protruding elements of the western facade, serving as a sun-shading device for the western sun as well. We also implemented a way for the residents to “Bike for Power” which allow them to ride bikes that generate power to their individual units.
Windspires Windspires operate in areas with minumum average windspeeds of at least 10mph. The spires are located on corner conditions of the building where wind velocity is at a maximum level.
Windbelts Humdinger’s windbelts are a clean and unlimited source of power. The panels are located on elements of the western facade, serving as a sun shading device for the western sun. One windbelt panel holds 20 windbelts, equivalent to powering 20 toasters.
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exterior rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
03 PROJECT NAME
2 / 3 / 4 A R T S C E N T E R PROJECT information
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117 PROJECT Duration
12 weeks Project team
Taylor dearinger Katie Shemanske lauren snow sarah turner sara williams Project goals
Create a vibrant arts district connected to the urban fabric revealing a place of culture encourage growth, awareness, and involvement in the arts. revealing a place of culture for the community
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The 2/3/4 Arts district interweaves residential, cultural, and park elements to create a vibrant and enlightened section in the existing urban fabric of San Francisco. The residential section contains rentable affordable, market-rate and luxury housing units as well as for sale condominiums. The cultural section contains seven disciplines of art; theatre, dance, music, fashion, photography, digital arts, and culinary. The urban park creates an anchor point for residential and cultural elements to intermingle with one another. Residential
Retail / Dining
Cultural Center
Office
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PROJECT NAME
2 / 3 / 4 A R T S C E N T E R
The urban park exists in the middle block of the arts district. This was created to enhance urban activities throughout the entire day. It is surrounded by retail and dining as well as cultural amentities so the cultural functions are able to spill out onto the park. The park was a fundamental section of the entire design. Pedestrian streets line the interior of the park to provide a buffer between the commercial and the park functions but also integrates the two separate functions into one.
exterior rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
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san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
urban park Contains vibrant surrounding areas
coexists with the human scale bordered with pedestrian friendly adjacent streets
exterior rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
allows for eyes on the street
exterior rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
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Interior rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
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2 / 3 / 4 A R T S C E N T E R
Culinary Classrooms
Digital Arts Fashion Studios Multi-Purpose Classrooms
PROJECT information
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
CULTURAL .STRENGTHENS SAN FRANSISCOS UNOFFICIAL ARTS DISTRICT PROVIDES MULTIPLE FACETS OF THE ARTS
Second Level
Large Studios
Block 2 contains the visual arts segment of the 2/3/4 Arts district. The first level houses commercial and retail spaces along Folsom Street and lining the edges of the 2/3/4 Park as requested by the masterplan. The second level holds the
Small Studios
UNITES A COMMUNITY
CREATES AN ARTS DISTRICT CONNECTING TO THE URBAN FABRIc
Third Level
Culinary Gardens
Terrace Level Cafe
Interior classroom rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
ENCOURAGES GROWTH, AWARENESS, AND INVOLVEMENT WITHIN THE ARTS.
classrooms for each discipline as well as a rooftop garden. The third level contains large and small rentable artist studios. The fourth level contains the cullinary gardens, exterior performance and gallery space, as well as a terrace level cafe.
Exterior Performance Stage
Fourth Level
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Interior lobby rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
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2 / 3 / 4 A R T S C E N T E R
High-Rise Lobby
Retail Theatre Lobby
PROJECT information
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
CULTURAL .STRENGTHENS SAN FRANSISCOS UNOFFICIAL ARTS DISTRICT
Dance Rehearsal Room
High-Rise Amenities Orchestra Room Large & Small Rehearsal Spaces
UNITES A COMMUNITY Theatre
ENCOURAGES GROWTH, AWARENESS, AND INVOLVEMENT WITHIN THE ARTS.
Second Level
CREATES AN ARTS DISTRICT CONNECTING TO THE URBAN FABRIc
Interior Theater rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
PROVIDES MULTIPLE FACETS OF THE ARTS
First Level
High-Rise Amenities
Performance Studios
Third Level
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exterior rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
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Tower Restaurant
PROJECT NAME
2 / 3 / 4 A R T S C E N T E R
Green Rooftop Tower Conference Outdoor Rooftop Green Space
Mid-Rise Cafe
PROJECT information
Outdoor Green Space
san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
RESIDENTIAL
Residential Amenities
Contains vibrant surrounding areas allows for eyes on the street
Skin Details [Sara Williams] interior unit rendering - 2/3/4 arts center
coexists with the human scale bordered with pedestrian friendly adjacent streets
Typical Tower Floor Plan
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Within the 2/3/4 Arts district, there exists a mixture of residential units in the tower and the mid-rise. In the tower, there is a combination of luxury, market-rate, and affordable housing units; the mid-rise contains condominiums. There are amenities offered to the residents to provide a layer of privacy and serenity within the busy streets of San Francisco. These amenities include rooftop green space, a mid-rise cafe, and a rooftop tower restaurant.
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PROJECT NAME
2 / 3 / 4 A R T S C E N T E R
architecture model - 2/3/4 arts center
architecture model - 2/3/4 arts center
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san francisco, CA fall 2013 arch 5117
architecture model - 2/3/4 arts center
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architecture model - 2/3/4 arts center
Part of the 2/3/4 Arts Center, we were required to build a 1/32”=1’-0” model demonstrating the connection to the existing urban fabric surrounding the site. The predominate materials utilized were chipboard, basswood, and a matte finish acrylic acetate. Two other students and myself constructed the 2/3/4 arts district model.
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04 PROJECT NAME
OKlahoma c i t y repertory theater
Front of the House Zone
PROJECT information
Oklahoma City, ok Spring 2013 arch 4216 PROJECT Duration
4 weeks Project goals
provide a more intimate theatre environment for the actors and the patrons
Performance Zone
efficient building that respects the actors needs as well as the patrons harmonizing the relationship between the exterior and interior environment
Back of the House Zone
vertical circulation
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horizontal circulation
The Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre was a semester long comprehensive design studio. This project went through schematic design, design detail, and construction documents. The entire structural system, and HVAC system was integrated into the design as well. The concept was derived by the separation between front of the house, back of the house, and performance functions. These functions were then assigned an exterior material to relative to the premise of the function. Concrete was assigned to the Performance Zone, Slate was assigned to the back of the house, and a combination between glass and a metal fabric was assigned to the front of the house.
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ROOFING MEMBRANE RIGID INSULATION
METAL ROOF DECKING METAL COPING
PROJECT NAME
OKlahoma c i t y repertory theater
FLASHING ROOF DRAIN STEEL SCUPPERS
Drilled Piers
Columns
3” CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB
UPWARD SPRINKLERS
METAL DECKING
OPEN WEB JOIST RE: STRUCTURAL
PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL 1” AIR SPACE
STEEL COLUMN
3 3/4” RIGID INSULATION 3 5/8” METAL STUDS 3/4” GYPSUM BOARD
PROJECT information
Oklahoma City, ok Spring 2013 arch 4216
THERMAL INSULATION CONTINUOUS STEEL ANGLE
Grade Beams
Girders
3 3/4” RIGID INSULATION
SLAB ON GRADE
METAL FABRIC
VAPOR BARRIER INTERIOR GRANULAR FILL
EXPANSION JOINT EXTERNAL SLAB EXTERIOR PAVERS GRADE BEAM EXTERIOR GRANULAR FILL
2” STEEL FRAME FOR METAL FABRIC
FILTER FABRIC PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE STONE DRAINAGE BED
SPANDREL GLASS
ALUMINUM CURTAIN WALL MULLION DRILLED PIERS INSULATED GLASS
Roof Levels
Exterior Walls Construction Documents
Floor Joists
Roof Joists
Metal Fabric Steel Structure
HVAC Diagram
Metal Fabric Steel Support
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Metal Fabric
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exterior rendering - okcity repertory theatre
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OKlahoma c i t y repertory theater PROJECT information
Oklahoma City, ok Spring 2013 arch 4216
M. Change Mechanical
Scenery Production
Costume Production
M. Changing
W. Changing
W. Change BB Rehearsal
T. Rehearsal
M. RR Green Room
W. RR
Black Box Theatre
Thrust Theatre
Box Office Lobby
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Building Section
Ground Level
Mezzanine Level Lounge
Office
First Level
Second Level
Third Level
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05 exterior rendering - Dell information center
D e l l information c e n t e r PROJECT information
Oklahoma City, ok Fall 2012 arch 4116 PROJECT Duration
8 weeks
First Level
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Sketch of Dell Complex
Second Level
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architecture model - dell information center
05 D e l l information c e n t e r PROJECT information
Oklahoma City, ok Fall 2012 arch 4116
scale 1/2” = 1’- 0”
wall [ section ] architecture model - dell information center
architecture model - dell information center
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This phase of the Dell Information Center Project focused on detailing a wall section drawing as well as creating a wall section model to comprehend components of a wall section and the interconnection of building systems. The Wall section includes structural components, HVAC locations, architectural skin systems, and the connection of the three.
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06 U R B A N U S A studies PROJECT information
NEW YORK CITY, NY WASHINGTON DC SUMMER 2012 Project goals
COMPARE AND CONTRAST two major cities of the united states DOCUMENT THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SIGNIFICANT SPACES, BUILDINGS, AND ANALYZE THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT OF EACH CITY
As a participant of the Urban USA Program, I compared and contrasted two of the United States most prominent Urban Cities, Washington DC and New York City. Washington DC is oriented in a horizontal manner with extreme height restrictions and zoning codes, while New York City is a vertical city composed of a grid of vertical skyscrapers that define the essence of the city. During the program, required documentation and analysis explicated the disection of the two urban cities in order to comprehend the weavings of an urban fabric. The program’s medium of journaling also enhanced my graphic representation and sketching capabilities. 38
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Eifel Tower - paris, france
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notre dame - paris, france
european studies PROJECT information
FRANCE THE NETHERLANDS ITALY SPAIN CZECH REPUBLIC GERMANY Project goals
ENHANCE SKETCHING AND DRAWING ABILITIES
kutna hora, czech republic
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montpellier, france
LEARN HOW TO DOCUMENT AND ANALYZE ARCHITECTRURE
dancing house - prague, czech republic
ANALYZE AND DOCUMENT THE HISTORICAL CITIES WHERE MAJOR ARCHITECTURALLY SIGNIFICANT BUILDINGS WERE BORN
Studying architecture abroad is a completely life altering experience. I studied urban design and architecture in Paris, and also visited other prominent urban cities across Europe. I became enthralled with the historical characteristics of Paris and other European cities and the integration of new design practices within existing context. Not only did the program enhance my appreciation of historical cities, districts, and buildings, but it also forced me to comprehend the power of designs ability to enhance the urban context while maintaining the original essence of the city.
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