Selected Works Savannah Ribeiro
Transitional Housing We are designing for people who are homeless and formerly homeless that are working towards achieving goals. While impacting the mission hills community in a positive way to de-stigmatized homelessness. If we provide basic human needs including: shelter, mailbox, connection to a supportive community, and mental health services, we believe that they will better understand their situation and be equipped to achieve their goals. We believe life happens in between architecture, so we want to create the maximum amount of social spaces on our site. We did this by stacking 20 units on the south side, consolidating circulation into a block, and lifting the entire thing on a podium to create room for commercial activity, and more community space underneath.
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The Re-Center
Re-Center my personal refuge
The Re-Center is a place where I can Re-Center myof garbage trucks that use the alley, and high physically Ave,self San Diego, and CA mentally. 92113 Physically because I will enough that I wont easily be able to take anything pull the hammock out then center myself between up there to distract myself from being alone. H. Perez utility poles. Mentally because it is a place where SCRIPTION: The Re-Center is a place for me to escape school and home with 5 roommates and be alone. I can rest. This is a place where I can be alone for is knotted with a square knot, I need to RE locate myself to this spaceThe forhammock REcreation, REviving, REsting, and Reflecting. a few minutes out of my constantly social days. which is minimal, but strong enough to hold Everything is structurally in tension while I release my tension and RE-Center myself. me. The cables hold the hammock in tenThe structure is high enough to be out of the way sion, while I release my own tension. es ARCH383
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The Re-Center 2651 National Ave, San Diego, CA 92113
Savannah Jones Studio 3A Fall 2017 H. Perez
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The Re-Center is a place for me to escape school and home with 5 roommates and be alone. I need to RE locate myself to this space for REcreation, REviving, REsting, and Reflecting. Everything is structurally in tension while I release my tension and RE-Center myself.
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Savannah Jones ARCH383
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SD Velodrome Balboa Park, San Diego
The San Diego Velodrome was originally constructed in 1975 and has been used ever since by the San Diego Velodrome Association. There are currently no facilities on the site besides a few metal bleachers. The people who race there would benefit from a club house, bike storage and a gym. The San Diego Velodrome Association is involved in the community, doing many introductory courses, hosting a bike swap and they have races every Friday night that the people of San Diego enjoy going out to see. Facilities would greatly help their organization prosper in the community even more than they do now.
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Allmannajuvet Zinc Mine Museum Case Study
Architect - Peter Zumthor Year - 2016 Location - Sauda, Norway
The Allmannajuvet Zinc Mine Museum by Peter Zumthor was constructed in 2016 in Sauda, Norway, along the National Tourist Route. Peter Zumthor was inspired by the 19th century Zinc Mines, to create a modest art installation that doubles as a museum. Zumthor was commissioned by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration to create a museum building, a cafĂŠ building, toilet and parking facilities, paths through the forest. The goal was to create a tourist attraction that brings back the rich mining history of the area.
Service Learning Study Abroad Lusaka, Zambia, Africa
September 15, 2016 To the Awards Committee of the American Institute of Architects, Oklahoma Chapter “I would like to wholeheartedly give my support to the students and faculty from the University of Oklahoma, College of Architecture for the Service Project Award for their work over a three year period in assisting Family Legacy to develop three different and important projects.... As a result of their work, we have now been recognized by the government as the BEST orphan care organization in Zambia, with cutting edge facilities and programs.”BEST orphan care organization in Zambia, with cutting edge facilities and programs...”
Greer A. Kendall, President and CEO
St. Benedict Chapel Colored Pencil Light Studies