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c o n t e n t s S A R A A N E 00 Table of Contents 01 Resume 03 DESIGN WORK Food-burbia Sequence Towers Implement Center Splayed Heights

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Computer software // Modeling Auto-cad Rhino Revit Maxwell V-Ray 3ds Max Sketch Up

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Computer software // Design Adobe cs6 Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Microsoft Office Graphic Abilities // Hand Hand Drafting Hand Renderings Photography Modeling // Hand Laser Cutter Physical Modeling

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Education

Kansas State University // Masters in Architecture Manhattan, KS Aug 2010 . May 2015 Danish Institute for Study Abroad // Architecture Copenhagen, Denmark Jan 2014 . May 2014 Lake Zurich High School Lake Zurich, IL Aug 2006 . May 2010

Work

Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture// Designer Chicago, Illinois November 2015 . December 2015 Studio Nigro Architecture + Design // Design Intern Chicago, Illinois June 2015 . October 2015 Graduate Teaching Assistant // Kansas State Manhattan, Kansas Digital I Spring 2015 Digital II Fall 2014

Awards

Thomas A. Tyler / Answers Inc. Architectural & Environmental Photography Competition // Jan. 2015 - Best In Show - First Place Black and White - First Place Landscape AIA CSR Student Design Competition // Fall 2014 Honorable Mention Kansas State APDesign Manko Competition // 2013 1st place // Page 25 AIA CSR Student Design Competition // Fall 2013 3rd Place Team

Activities

Kansas State University // Architecture APDesign Ambassador August 2011 . May 2015 College of Architecture, Planning, and Design Mentor Jan 2011 . May 2015 Alpha Xi Delta // Alpha Kappa Chapter Publicity Chair . Newspaper Columnist . Public Relations Assistant Dec 2011 . May 2014

Corgan // Intern Architect Dallas, Texas June 2014 . August 2014 selecte d work s 20 15

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design work Each project is selected from a critical point throughout my development as a student during my undergraduate and graduate studies at Kansas State University.

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FOODBURBIA LOCATION // Long Beach California SITE // Prototypical + Spanning Two City Blocks HOUSING // Micro Multi-family Community PROGRAM // Food Truck River Park

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FOODBURBIA A micro community uniting the people of Los Angeles through the social scene of food trucks along LA’s most underutilized space: The LA River. Foodburbia transports the urban lifestyle of downtown to the public miles away on the waterfront of the suburban landscape localized around the natural section of the concrete channel of the river. Creating a catalytic river prototype for the city of Los Angeles to combine with the endless possibilities that the river has to offer.

Foodburbia takes this idea of utilizing the LA River to become the next hot neighborhood to live, work, and play all with the added infrastructure of food trucks. The social food truck scene is currently centralized around Venice, which is north of the downtown city center.

With this competition rapidly increasing in the Venice neighborhood, the business of food trucks requires to find a new location to call home. This new location is along the LA River! The river has the amenity of easy access to a wide range of population, as well as being a destination point that will be in the news for years to come with the newly adopted project of the River Revitalization Plan.

Here Foodburbia brings together the communal aspect that the food trucks have, housing and the reinterpreted California dingbat prototype for the LA river park together as one. Sited within the last mile and a half stretch of river in Long Beach, Foodburiba’s purpose is to show the public the potential the river has if treated properly and given back to natural conditions. Here the people of Long Beach and the greater metropolitan area of Los Angeles are reconnected through this amazing space of the river that was in their back yards all along.

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// THESIS SPOTLIGHT Program Type: Food Truck River Park Housing: Micro Multi-family Community Site: Prototypical + Spanning Two City Blocks Square Footage: 55,000 sq ft Test Location: Long Beach, California

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FOOD TRUCK SCENE // VENICE CA FOOD TRUCK SCENE // VENICE CA

F L HA F L A H

Below: The following images are a collection of inspirational points throughout the thesis development. Each showcasing the new Los Angeles and how the past and current scene of LA can play a role in the culture of the LA River.

Citations: - Food truck context inspiration [images via Flickr.com] - http://architizer.com/blog/dingbat-book-kickstarter/ - Photos 09: http://theculturebazaar.com/2014/11/25/ mobile-food-craze-taking-over-the-world/

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The Brig, Venice CA: food truck epicenter

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STEPS TO FOODBURBIA // the making of a river prototype

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As a prototype for the LA River, Foodbrubia requires 4 key parts.

LOSSCONNECTION OF RIVER //CONNECTION // LOSS OF RIVER The levee construction currently forms a wall to the The levee construction currently faces a wall to the adjacent residential neighborhoods.

Blocking all adjacent acess to far between points. residential neighborhood. Blocking all access to far between points.

1// Bridge for ability to gain car acess to the top of the levee. 2// River front terratoy clear of any infrastruction like highways, railroads, or buildings. 3// Direct relationship to a neighboring single family community. 4// Sections of the Levee in the proportions of city blocks.

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LEVEE ZONING DIVISION // FRAMING RIVER VIEWS THROUGH NEIGHBORHOOD // LEVEE ZONING DIVISION // new expanded levee zoned along down the into three The micro housing district is elevated The newThe expanded levee is is zoned down into three different districks. levee todifferent break down the scale of this informal wall condition. Providing visual connection back to the districts.

1// variety of terraced spaces at water’s edge. 2// levee from the community.

This housing type is Food Truck park, givingat visitors and locals chance related to the traditional Los Agneles housing 1// variety ofexperience terraced spaces water’s edge.

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Multi family housing district, zoned into micro giving visitors and locals a chance to experience different areas housing apartment units; bridging the gap bewteen the urban city -center the traditional suburbaninto micro of the river.

3// Multi familyand housing district, zoned culture of Los Agneles. housing apartment units; bridging the gap between the urban city center and the traditional suburban culture of Los Angeles.

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FRAMING RIVER VIEWS THROUGH // INCREASING DENSITY NEIGHBORHOOD // INCREASING DENSITY // The micro housing along the Each micro housing square is madeisupelevated 4 one bedroom Each micro housing square isdistrict made upofthe ofof 4density one bedroom levee to break down the scale this informal wall micro micro apartment.

This increses when condition.

Providing visual single connection back to the comparing to the traditional family house. apartment.

This increases the density when comparing to the levee out fromto the community.

This Equaling be 16x denser per cityhousing block. type is related to the traditional Los Agneles housing traditionalSingle single family house.

Equaling out to be 16x denser per typoloty : the dignbatt. family house: .2 acre per house Micro single family unit: .0125 acre per house city block.

Single family house: .2 acre per house Micro single family unit: .0125 acre per house

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PROVIDING DIRECT WATER ACCESS //

PROVIDING PROVIDING DIRECT WATER DIRECT ACCESS //WATER ACCESS // Within each block, minor water access points will be

eachdown block, access points will be added Within to break theminor scalewater of the 51 mile long Within each block, water access points will added added to break down the different scale of the 51be mile long to river.

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This provides established. multiple different zones to be established.

Foodbrubia aims to back reconnect allfront. adjacent neighborhoods and districts to the river Foodbrubia aims tonetwork reconnect adjacent neighborhoods and neighborhoods and districts back to has the endless river front.

This unused urban of theall LA River This unused network the LA River has endless possibilies when urban connection is of restored. districts back to thewhen riverconnection front. Thisisunused urban network of the possibilies restored.

LA River has endless possibilities when connection is restored.

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INCREASING DENSITY // NEIGHBORHOOD // FRAMING RIVER VIEWS THROUGH FRAMING RIVER VIEWS THROUGH NEIGHBORHOOD // Each micro housing square is made up of 4 one bedroom

The micro This housing elevated along the increses theisdensity when The micro microapartment. housing district isdistrict elevated along the leveewall to break levee to break down the scale family of this house. informal comparing to the traditional single condition.

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This housing typoloty : the dignbatt.

Micro single family unit: .0125 acre per house type is related to the traditional Los Angeles housing typology : the dingbat.

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PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT THRUDENSITY FOOD //// PUBLIC ENGAGEMENTINCREASING THRU FOOD // Utilizing

the social scene that food truks have Each micro housing square is made up of 4 one bedroom

in the last 5 years creates Foodburiba Utilizingestablished the socialmicro scene that foodwithin trucks have established the apartment.

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Left: Foodburbia Long Beach location site plan. Here the plan showcases the river food terraces activating the river, finally providing access to the public.

Opposite: Single Family duplex unit example. Each Foodburbia housing cluster contains 2 duplexes equaling to 4 houses per cluster.

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Program Breakdown 1 // FOODBURBIA LEVEE EXPANSION + TERRACES 2 // FOOD TRUCK ACCESS 3 // MICRO HOUSING + 4 PLEX ARRANGEMENT 4 // LOS ANGELES RIVER 5 // LONG BEACH SINGLE FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD Right: Foodburbia wall section perspective showcasing relationships between housing, food, river, and community.

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SEQUENCE TOWERS

THE SEQUENCE: A series of modern medieval follies to view the landscape within Big Bend National Park. The purpose for [The Sequence] within the beautiful site of Big Bend, Texas, is to show that within such a large vast landscape, visitors and explorers of the unknown all have one common goal: to see the best views of the area. With a series of small follies that goal is achieved.

Upon research of the natural features of the park, 12 follies are positioned and site specific relative to the 12 main interest points within the park: Lone mountain, Grapevine hills, Little Christmas mountain, Tule mountain, Goat mountain,Cerro Castellan, Triangulation Station mountain, Mule Ear Peaks, Mariscal mountain,Talley mountain, Elephant tusk, Nugent mountain.

Nature, art, and architecture evolve into a series with the tyeing factor of order.

Within each folly there are overarching orders forming the tower such as cardinal points, earth positioning, solar positioning, and view sheds. With the idea that repetition and order can enhance the natural order of the park, gives reassuring stability to all of the visitors.

Through this design process and exploration, the idea of a sequential order has been the backbone to the project starting from the study of the praying mantis through artwork, structure and positioned within the landscape.

Taking this thesis of order and sequence down from the macro scale of the park to the micro scale of the individual follies, each component and factors stayed the same but became site specific. Each tower does not need to solve the whole problem within its self.

They work as a system inside the larger system that nature sets up controlling components that then can be modified in the site specific location of each folly. This system of follies helps a visitor see each unique and beautiful differences that the park has to offer as one travels from interest point to interest point all while achieving the best possible views of the park. The options are endless within nature but by grounding the project with nature’s roles ties together the two as one whole unit. The Sequence becomes the secondary interest points within Big Bend all with the purpose to uncover the beauty that nature has to offer. selecte d work s 20 15

// LANDSCAPED ARCHITECTURE Program Type: Lookout Towers

Square Footage: 490 sq ft per tower

Location: Big Bend, Texas

Opposite: Big Bend interest point location map.

Here the view sheds, cross sections, order, and sire area collide creating helpful information as well as art.

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LONE MOUNTAIN_ 01_ lone mountain

GRAPEVINE HILLS_ 02_ grapevine hills

FOLLY ELEVATION: 1066 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 50 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 1096ft LOOKING: 8.160 S of W PEAK ELEVATION: 4,143 ft PEAK AREA: 17,309,167 sq ft 290 20’N 1030 12’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 2,347.27 ft

FOLLY ELEVATION: 874 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 40 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 894 ft LOOKING: 3.030 S of W PEAK ELEVATION: 3,859 ft PEAK AREA: 456,734,610 sq ft 290 24’N_1030 12’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 12,057.49 ft

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3,859 ft :elevation area of interest point: 456,734,610 sq ft 290 24’N-1030 12’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 12,057.49 ft 5 miles :isolation vegetation: scrub brush, grasses

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4,143 ft :elevation area of interest point: 17,309,167 sq ft 290 20’N-1030 12’ 27” W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,347.27 ft 3.38 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pine, juniper, grasses

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4,828 ft :elevation area of interest point: 405,011,470 sq ft 290 22’ 51” N-1030 12’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 11,354.26 ft 3.11 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, juniper, mesquite, chaparral, cacti, scrub brush, grass

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4,828 ft :elevation area of interest point: 405,011,470 sq ft 290 22’ 51” N-1030 12’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 11,354.26 ft 3.11 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, juniper, mesquite, chaparral, cacti, scrub brush, grass

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FOLLY ELEVATION: 812 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 40 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 832 ft LOOKING: 2.310 E of N MTN TRIANGULATION STATION PEAK ELEVATION: 3,838 ft PEAK AREA: 146,093,080 sq ft 290 15’N 1030 29’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 6,819.30 ft

FOLLY ELEVATION: 865 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 30 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 875 ft LOOKING: 6.290 N of E MULE EAR PEAKS PEAK ELEVATION: 6,608 ft PEAK AREA: 13,517,680 sq ft 300 07’N 1030 43’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 6,470.19 FT

FOLLY ELEVATION: 668 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 40 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 688 ft LOOKING: 6.620 N of E MARISCAL MOUNTAIN PEAK ELEVATION: 3,293ft PEAK AREA: 16,636,977 sq ft 290 09’N 1030 30’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 2,301.24 ft

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3,838 ft :elevation area of interest point: 146,093,080 sq ft 290 15’ N-1030 29’ 38” W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,819.3 ft 8.41 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pinon pine, juniper, grasses

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LITTLE CHRISTMAS MTN_ 03_ little christmas mountain FOLLY ELEVATION: 939 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 40 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 959 ft LOOKING: 22.710 W of N PEAK ELEVATION: 4,828 ft PEAK AREA: 405,011,470 sq ft 290 22’N 1030 26’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 11,354.26 ft

3,838 ft :elevation area of interest point: 146,093,080 sq ft 290 15’ N-1030 29’ 38” W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,819.3 ft 8.41 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pinon pine, juniper, grasses

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3,143 ft :elevation area of interest point: 45,587,998 sq ft 290 5’N-1030 25’ 56” W :latitude//longitude peak to folly: 3,809.35 ft 3.88 miles :isolation vegetation: grasses

3,143 ft :elevation area of interest point: 45,587,998 sq ft 290 5’N-1030 25’ 56” W :latitude//longitude peak to folly: 3,809.35 ft 3.88 miles :isolation vegetation: grasses

6,608 ft :elevation area of interest point: 131,517,680 sq ft 300 07’N-1030 43’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,470.19 ft 2.26 miles :isolation vegetation: juniper, oak, grasses, chaparral, cacti

6,608 ft :elevation area of interest point: 131,517,680 sq ft 300 07’N-1030 43’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,470.19 ft 2.26 miles :isolation vegetation: juniper, oak, grasses, chaparral, cacti

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3,881 ft :elevation area of interest point: 178,857,700 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 24’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 7,545.34 ft 2.77 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pine, juniper, grasses

3,881 ft :elevation area of interest point: 178,857,700 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 24’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 7,545.34 ft 2.77 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pine, juniper, grasses

3,293 ft :elevation area of interest point: 16,636,977 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 30’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,301.24 ft 3.83 miles :isolation vegetation: chinhuhan desert scrub, creosote bush, ocotillo

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3,293 ft :elevation area of interest point: 16,636,977 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 30’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,301.24 ft 3.83 miles :isolation vegetation: chinhuhan desert scrub, creosote bush, ocotillo

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3,932 ft :elevation area of interest point: 644,060,800 sq ft 290 01’N-1030 09 W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 141,317.59 ft 1 mile wide/9 miles long :isolation vegetation: scrub brush, grasses

3,932 ft :elevation area of interest point: 644,060,800 sq ft 290 01’N-1030 09 W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 141,317.59 ft 1 mile wide/9 miles long :isolation vegetation: scrub brush, grasses

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5,249 ft :elevation area of interest point: 22,608,692 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 16’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,682.64 ft

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FOLLY ELEVATION: 768 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 30 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 778 ft LOOKING: 32.190 E of N PEAK ELEVATION: 3,881 ft PEAK AREA: 178,857,700 sq ft 290 09’N 1030 24’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 7,545.34 ft GOAT MOUNTAIN

FOLLY ELEVATION: 606 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 50 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 636 ft LOOKING: 47.560 E of N PEAK ELEVATION: 3,932 ft PEAK AREA: 644,060,800 sq ft 290 01’N 1030 09’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 141,317.59 ft CERRO CASTELLAN

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3,838 ft :elevation area of interest point: 146,093,080 sq ft 290 15’ N-1030 29’ 38” W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,819.3 ft 8.41 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pinon pine, juniper, grasses

4,143 ft :elevation area of interest point: 17,309,167 sq ft 290 20’N-1030 12’ 27” W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,347.27 ft 3.38 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pine, juniper, grasses

6,608 ft :elevation area of interest point: 131,517,680 sq ft 300 07’N-1030 43’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,470.19 ft 2.26 miles :isolation vegetation: juniper, oak, grasses, chaparral, cacti

3,859 ft :elevation area of interest point: 456,734,610 sq ft 290 24’N-1030 12’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 12,057.49 ft 5 miles :isolation vegetation: scrub brush, grasses

TRIANGULATION STATION MTN 07_ triangulation station mountain FOLLY ELEVATION: 695 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 50 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 725 ft LOOKING: 14.470 N of E PEAK ELEVATION: 3,143 ft PEAK AREA: 45,587,998 sq ft 290 05’N 1030 25’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 3,809.35 ft TULE MOUNTAIN

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3,765 ft :elevation area of interest point: 260,630,390 sq ft 290 08’N-1030 10’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 9,108.31 ft 1.93 miles :isolation vegetation: shallow stony soils, scrub brush, grasses

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3,881 ft :elevation area of interest point: 178,857,700 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 24’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 7,545.34 ft 2.77 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pine, juniper, grasses

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6,608 ft :elevation area of interest point: 131,517,680 sq ft 300 07’N-1030 43’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 6,470.19 ft 2.26 miles :isolation vegetation: juniper, oak, grasses, chaparral, cacti

5,249 ft :elevation area of interest point: 22,608,692 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 16’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,682.64 ft 4.55 miles :isolation vegetation: shallow stony soil, scrub brush, grasses

3,293 ft :elevation area of interest point: 16,636,977 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 30’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,301.24 ft 3.83 miles :isolation vegetation: chinhuhan desert scrub, creosote bush, ocotillo

4,828 ft :elevation area of interest point: 405,011,470 sq ft 290 22’ 51” N-1030 12’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 11,354.26 ft 3.11 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, juniper, mesquite, chaparral, cacti, scrub brush, grass

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4783 ft :elevation area of interest point: 71,473,046 sq ft 290 16’N-1030 11 W :latitude//longitude peak to folly: 4,769.76 ft 4.36 miles :isolation vegetation: local soils shallow to deep sandy loams, grasses supported

ELEVATION MATRIX: big bend national park

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FOLLY ELEVATION: 756 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 50 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 786 ft LOOKING: 7.090 N of E PEAK ELEVATION: 3,765 ft PEAK AREA: 260,630,390 sq ft 290 08’N 1030 10’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 9,108.31 ft

FOLLY ELEVATION: 944 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 50 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 974 ft LOOKING: 5.500 N of W PEAK ELEVATION: 5,249 ft PEAK AREA: 22,608,692 sq ft 290 09’N 1030 16’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 2,682.64 ft

FOLLY ELEVATION: 1067 ft FOLLY HEIGHT: 50 ft VIEWING ELEVATION: 1097 ft LOOKING: 13.310 E of S PEAK ELEVATION: 4,783 ft PEAK AREA: 71,472,046 sq ft 290 16’N_1030 11’ W PEAK TO FOLLY: 4,769.76 ft

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3,143 ft :elevation area of interest point: 45,587,998 sq ft 290 5’N-1030 25’ 56” W :latitude//longitude peak to folly: 3,809.35 ft 3.88 miles :isolation vegetation: grasses

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3,765 ft :elevation area of interest point: 260,630,390 sq ft 290 08’N-1030 10’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 9,108.31 ft 1.93 miles :isolation vegetation: shallow stony soils, scrub brush, grasses

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3,881 ft :elevation area of interest point: 178,857,700 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 24’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 7,545.34 ft 2.77 miles :isolation vegetation: oak, pine, juniper, grasses

5,249 ft :elevation area of interest point: 22,608,692 sq ft 290 09’N-1030 16’ W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 2,682.64 ft 4.55 miles :isolation vegetation: shallow stony soil, scrub brush, grasses

3,932 ft :elevation area of interest point: 644,060,800 sq ft 290 01’N-1030 09 W:latitude//longitude peak to folly: 141,317.59 ft 1 mile wide/9 miles long :isolation vegetation: scrub brush, grasses

4783 ft :elevation area of interest point: 71,473,046 sq ft 290 16’N-1030 11 W :latitude//longitude peak to folly: 4,769.76 ft 4.36 miles :isolation vegetation: local soils shallow to deep sandy loams, grasses supported

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IMPLEMENT CENTER The Implement Center is comprised simply of two spaces where nature is the dividing program. Here, the two spaces are a research center and the exhibition hall. These two pieces of the program become the private and public spaces. A private academic research center with laboratories and study spaces connected with the public exhibition space to view how long farming has come. Here both buildings of the facility highlight the two most important aspects about farming: machine and field. This educational building has a heavy earth embedded structure to support the light tectonic structure, which ties the center together resembling a tractor in a field.

The site consists of a gradual hill allowing the program to move with the ground and split into the two buildings. In the exhibition building, the exterior exhibition hill opens up into the hall. The site is being used for more than one purpose by having the hill be for loading as well as an exhibition space. Also, planning for the future expansion of Kansas State’s Research Campus, this hill will be the central node out to the extended campus on the north side of campus, therefore the field is really incorporated within the entire building.

Lastly the research building becomes the main hub to the center. Here the structural system of suspension is showed off and displayed with the two research labs that are hung to create the third floor. This is to show how strong implements and steel are while giving the public an open floor plan upon entering the building. This space is configured for reflection towards nature or field while collaboration happens with students and faculty members. The center is physically exploring how agriculture can be interpreted in architecture and how this facility might then scholarly spark a conversation to create the next big idea in the field of farming. selecte d work s 20 15

// TECTONIC PRESENCE Program Type: University Research Facility Square Footage: 75,000 sq ft.

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Wide Flange: W30x116 Vapor Barrier Ridged Insulation 4” Concrete Top Slab Composite Decking: 2.0 MR 22 AISC Tube Shape: HSS6x18x5/8 Louvered Metal Vent: 5-1/2”x1”x1/4” AISC Pipe: Pipe 1-1/4xs AISC Channel Shape: C15x13 AISC Angle

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SPLAYED HEIGHTS Sustainability, innovation, and redefining are all components for a superstructure composed of wood. This idea that buildings and spaces can be again erected out of wood, have more benefits than cons. CLT and Glullam wood construction are ever growing products and these engineered products allows design possibles to reach new heights. [SPLAYED HEIGHTS] exposes the entire city of Brooklyn to an alternative way of thinking that will reshape New York City’s structural logic.

By adding nature into to the program, communal spaces evolved throughout the design to benefit all of the different types of user’s interacting in the building. [SPLAYED HEIGHTS] pushes the urban design of the surrounding sites to improve their quality of social and formal spaces, along with rethinking the materiality Brooklyn has been accustom to. The atrium provides connectivity to different aspects of the project along with allowing light to reach both sides of all apartments; eventually filtrating down into the wood manufacturing distribution center. Therefore implementing those sustainable properties to good use. [SPLAYED HEIGHTS] is a powerful statement of wood construction for other cites and neighborhoods to study from.

The structure creates two different pieces of the final composition; the splaying tower and the anchoring base. At the intersection of these two forms, a structural virendeel truss system becomes the center of [SPLAYED HEIGHTS]. Embracing this network of trusses enhances the experiential aspect of the site to still engage the street along while making a statement. Wood provided many positive design constrains within the building and site but propelled the project to a new level on what nature has to offer. selecte d work s 20 15

// COMMUNITY Program Type: Mid Rise Mixed Use

Square Footage: 152,000 sq ft

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