SAM PRUITT, AIA SAMUEL J PRUITT ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTUREPORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO Select Work Select Academic Academicand andProfessional Professional Work
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HYPERLOCAL - Competition Entry
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12 ST. JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL ED - Expansion + Renovation 20 TREETOP CLINIC - Design-Build Competition Entry 28 PICKENS COUNTY MEALS ON WHEELS - Adaptive Re-use
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HYPERLOCAL Pendleton, South Carolina Entry for the Kawneer AIAS Enlightening Libraries Competition
Situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the historic village of Pendleton stands as testament to up-state South Carolina’s agrarian past; a town founded on the promise of opportunity, sustained by the cash crops of the 17th century, and largely bi-passed by the industry of the 1900’s. Once a thriving legislative and cultural hub, the town has seen little progress in nearly a century. Education and income demographics are offset largely due to proximity to Clemson University. However, unemployment and illiteracy remain issues. In recent years, there was an initiative to build a Pendleton branch library, but the facility has fallen short of reaching her full potential. Hyperlocal, is therefore designed to respond to the needs of the town for a library AND community center. The term, Hyperlocal, is employed to describe the two-fold process by which the new Pendleton Public Library was designed; that the library respond physical to its surroundings, and that the program respond to the needs of the townspeople.
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EXISTING library plan
children adults support community park
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DIVIDE the program on site: Park, Community area, Support, Children+Adult library.
8am - 7pm 8am - 11pm 24hr access
SEPARATE the children’s wing OPEN front and back of library to from the adult wing using the sup- invite patrons in and promote conport zone to connect and service nectivity to the surrounding forest. the two.
While the rear of the facility is equipped with all the necessary amenities of a modern library, the building also provides the framework for various community events. Even after hours, with the library wings closed, the front of the building is intended to remain open providing a community lounge and café as well as a flexible hall. The hall uses operable walls to adapt to a number of configurations including: town hall meetings, art fairs, classrooms, or meeting space for small groups such as knitting, book clubs, and mother’s support groups.
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Town Hall Meeting 2 times per month
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= Craft Fair 4 times per year
A track system is run above the ceiling in a 12’x12’ grid. 4’x16’ operable wall units are fitted with a double roller to easily move through corners. panels meet with interlocking ends forming an acoustical barrier providing unique rooms within the hall.
Class/Seminar rooms 24/7
In response to topography, the building is split into four platforms that are terraced into the hillside. Facades are designed suited to the local climate. The East and West facades have been largely closed to the rising and setting sun. This is achieved by using Versoleil™ Single Blade mounting hardware to fix a series of both local wood as well as aluminum square blades (featured on different walls) to a 1600 Wall System®1 curtain wall. The South façade is treated with extended mulion covers specifically sized for the project to maximize solar gain in the winter while blocking harsh summer rays. Keeping the wings of the building narrow allows for cross-breeze in the Spring and Fall. 8225TL ISOLOCK® Windows are used to punctuate the curtain walls facilitating airflow. 8
Children’s Wing // Read-Aloud Area
STORMWATER is collected along inclined roofs. It is conveyed to the series of bioremediation ponds which employ various plantlife to filter contaminants. The water is used either in the toilets or for irrigation.
AIRFLOW is facilitated in the building by using the support space as a thermal chimney. As air warms throughout the space it rises into the tower and is vented through the clerestory ISOLOCK® windows.
SUNLIGHT Eastern and Western low angle exposure is dealt with by large masonry walls. At the curtain wall a tight system of louvers is employed. The glass at clerestory creates a stack effect as the upper volume of air is heated and vented forcing convection.
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ST JOSEPHS HOSPITAL EMERGENCY DEPT Savannah, Georgia Rehabilitation of an Elementary School for an Upstate Meals on Wheels and senior activity center The seemingly ordinary task of renovating and expanding a dated Emergency Department burgeoned into the monumental effort of uniting multiple hospital departments white providing three critical points of entry along one building elevation. With the ambulance entry, ED patient entrance, and Outpatient Surgery entrance currently within view of one another (two of them sharing one entry vestibule) the hospital was feeling the need for greater separation to enhance the patient/family experience. On the exterior, the desire was to complement the newly renovated patient tower and reflect elements of the hospital’s sister campus across town. The completed facility, scheduled to begin construction in April of 2016, will feature a large atrium projecting a unified facade to a prominent Savannah street frontage while preserving the independent needs of the two user groups within. Materials used aim to unite various vintages of construction with a nod to the timeless and a fresh face looking forward.
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Exterior Study // South Elevation - Street View
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FULL BED (4"x12"x24") MASONRY VENEER
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COFFEE BAR CASEWORK. SEE FLOOR PLAN ON SHEET A101.
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TREETOP CLINIC Greenville, South Carolina Design-build competition entry for the Roper Mountain Science Center The Treetop Clinic was honored with the President’s Choice Award at the Roper Mountain Science Center’s “Out On a Limb” tree-house competition. Entries were required to declare a construction site, maintain ease of accessibility, and provide educational + teaching opportunities for the staff and students at the center. Designed as the entry for Batson Associates, Incorporated, a healthcare firm in Greenville SC, the structure is intended to elevate students’ understanding of stewardship and the components of maintaining a healthy environment. Sited overlooking a butterfly garden and lilly pond, the tree-house is delineated into three zones that provide the framework for conversations regarding three components of a healthy planet. These have been defined as water, sun, and plant-life. Each of these will be housed in one of three distinct spaces that drive the overall form of the tree-house: the Rainwater Platform, Solar Deck, and Meadow Overlook.
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At the top of the access ramp, the RAINWATER platform will sit on the back of the structure. This area will house the rain collection barrels and a display that teaches about the hydrologic cycle.
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The SOLAR DECK will be located on the Southern half of the structure. This area, open to the sky above, will form the backdrop for the lesson about the solar cycle and the importance of the sun to life on earth.
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The MEADOW OVERLOOK is at the end of the access ramp and provides a view to the surrounding landscape. This area will teach about local plant-life and the life-cycle of plants.
Treehouse Rendering // From Meadow
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Platform Rendering // View to Lily Pond
SUPPLEMENTAL GRAPHICS designed for the tree-house include the lesson boards mounted to the structure, the project logo, and the graphic for the t-shirts worn at the opening of the treehouse at the center. From left to right, the lesson boards address the four stages of the hydrologic cycle, a diagram of the solar system overlaid with trivia, and a matching exercise in which students must identify the three most prominent tree species at the center then coordinate the tree (based on foliage) with its corresponding seed. T-SHIRT 1
WATER: The Hydrologic Cycle
SUN: Center of our Solar System 1
PRECIPITATION When clouds of vapor become too large, the moisture falls from the sky as rain.
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PLANTS: Native Trees of South Carolina The SUN is Earth’s main source of heat and light. Heat and light from the Sun’s rays (called solar energy) are essential for life on Earth.
The distance from the Sun’s center to its surface is about 432,000 miles. This is about 109 times larger than the radius of the Earth!
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Water then flows downward to low points and is collected in rivers, lakes, and seas.
Once the vapor is high into the atmosphere, it condenses into clouds.
As rain falls on the earth it runs to low places and collects in lakes and oceans.
DID YOU KNOW...
that collecting rainwater is a good way to use our natural resources?
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The Sun is the center of our solar system. Earth, and all the other planets, revolve around the Sun.
Can you match the tree with its seed?
Mercury Venus Earth Mars
Jupiter
Short-leaf Pine
When you use rainwater, you can save our fresh water supply and help naturally reinforce the hydrologic cycle.
Can you name each tree? Saturn
The Sun’s rays heat the earth pulling moisture out of land and water in the form of vapor.
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Here in the Treetop Clinic, we are collecting rainwater to use in our garden. Uranus
Do you see our rain barrels? They can hold 55 gallons of water!
Can YOU find the water lines that let the water out of the barrels? It is a dripline that slowly releases water back into the soil.
Neptune
Red Maple
Can YOU travel to the Sun? If you were in a sun-proof space craft traveling 25,000mph, you’d arrive at the Sun in about 5 months.
Can YOU identify these trees at the Roper Mountain Science Center?
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PICKENS COUNTY MEALS ON WHEELS Liberty, South Carolina Rehabilitation of an Elementary School for an Upstate Meals on Wheels and senior activity center The completion of the McKissick Center for Senior Wellness realized the reincarnation of the former Liberty Elementary school into the headquarters for Pickens Couunty Meals on Wheels as well as community center for the senior population of the area. The two-story structure (deeded to the organization) contains a kitchen and cafeteria on the upper floor as well as four classrooms below. A large portion of the construction energy was expended to enclose the existing vertical circulation area and create the signature entry tower and stairwell the client desired. The space now serves to welcome guest and patrons and protect the aging population from the elements. The finished facility boasts a revamped kitchen and dining space, flexible activity bays, a coffee lounge, media space, terrace and administrative suite complete with administrative offices, director’s office and board room. With the $890,000 renovation complete the center has seen active membership double and has tripled meal production.
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9'-0" TO 1ST FLOOR F.F.E.
7' - 0"
8" HIGH 36" DEEP PRE8" HIGH 36"FINISHED DEEP PREMASA FINISHED MASA ARCHITECTURAL CANOPY. ARCHITECTURAL CANOPY. CANOPY AND FASTENERS CANOPY AND FASTENERS BY MANUFACTURER. SEE BY MANUFACTURER. SEEFOR STRUCTURAL STRUCTURAL FOR NECESSARY STIFFENERS. NECESSARY STIFFENERS. CONTINUOUS METAL CONTINUOUS METAL PROVIDE FLASHING. FLASHING.END PROVIDE DAM AT EACH END. END DAM AT EACH END. ALUMINUM STOREFRONT ALUMINUMSYSTEM. STOREFRONT SYSTEM.
NEW SLAB ON POLY VAPOR BARRIER 2 1/2" ON 4" GRAVEL ON COMPACTED EARTH.
2 1/2" 10"
10"
5 5/8"
5 5/8"
Leve 0' -
SLOPE 1/4" / FT.
Level 1 0' - 0"
AT SECOND FLOOR DETAIL AT SECOND FLOOR F1 DETAIL
NEW 4" CONCRETE WALKWAY ON 4" GRAVEL ON COMPACTED EARTH.
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5
6
7
8
A.1 SIM.
5' - 6"
CONTINUOUS PRE-FINISHED METAL CLADDING ON 5/8" EXTERIOR GYPSUM SHEATHING.
VARIES
F3 A303 ---
CONTINUOUS PRESSURE TREATED WOOD BLOCKING.
CONTINUOUS METAL FLASHING.
3 5/8" STEELS STUDS (16 GA.) @ 16" O.C.
CONTINUOUS PRE-FINISHED METAL CLADDING ON 5/8" EXTERIOR GYPSUM SHEATHING.
2' - 0"
CONTINUOUS R-13 BATT INSULATION.
CONTINUOUS METAL FLASHING. 5/8" GWB. INSTALL FLUID-APPLIED AIR BARRIER ON EXTERIOR GYPSUM SHEATHING.
4' - 8"
EXISTING BRICK AND CMU WALL.
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B.O 21' -
EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN.
NEW OPENING IN EX. WALL. SEE 1/S202 FOR LINTEL SUPPORT.
NEW TUBE STEEL BEAM/COLUMN BEYOND.
8" HIGH 36" DEEP PRE-FINISHED ARCHITECTURAL CANOPY. CANOPY AND FASTENERS BY MANUFACTURER. SEE STRUCTURAL FOR NECESSARY STIFFENERS.
2' - 4"
INSTALL FLUID-APPLIED AIR BARRIER ON EXTERIOR GYPSUM SHEATHING. CONTINUOUS METAL FLASHING.
T.O.S. 10' - 6 1/4" 2' - 0"
CONTINUOUS PRE-FINISHED METAL CLADDING ON 5/8" EXTERIOR GYPSUM SHEATHING. CONTINUOUS METAL FLASHING.
ALUMINUM STOREFRONT BEYOND.
2' - 0"
9 1/2"
8" HIGH 36" DEEP PREFINISHED MASA ARCHITECTURAL CANOPY. CANOPY AND FASTENERS BY MANUFACTURER. SEE STRUCTURAL FOR STIFFENERS.
9' - 0"
NEW TUBE STEEL BEAM.
NEW ALUMINUM STOREFRONT SYSTEM.
1 1/2" DIAMETER STEEL RAILS, PAINTED.
SET NEW LANDING 1/2" BELOW ADJACENT SLAB. 6' - 0" SLOPE CONCRETE. NEW ALUMINUM STOREFRONT DOOR.
POUR NEW CONCRETE SLAB TO INFILL WALL DEMO.
4" THICK CONCRETE SLAB. SEE 3/S200.
Lev 11'
7' - 0"
SLOPE 1/8"/FT.
EXISTING FLOOR SLAB.
4" GRAVEL AGAINST CONCRETE.
FACE BRICK.
COMPACTED EARTH.
FILL CAVITY SOLID WITH GROUT.
EXISTING BAR JOIST.
2" THROUGH WALL PVC FOR DRAINAGE.
NEW POURED CONCRETE WALL. SEE 3/S200.
NEW SLAB ON POLY VAPOR BARRIER ON 4" GRAVEL ON COMPACTED EARTH.
SOUTH GRA 7'
Level 1 0' - 0"
SLOPE 1/4" / FT.
CONCRETE FOOTING. SEE 3/S200. NEW 4" CONCRETE WALKWAY ON 4" GRAVEL ON COMPACTED EARTH. B4 A303
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