Sorrel Anderson Portfolio 2016

PHOTOMONTAGE AT 190 BOWERY INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPY SCHOOL AND PHOTOGRAPHY MUSEUM ANDERSON + AUM | FALL 2015

Sorrel Anderson

Pratt Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio

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International Center for Photography: Design 403, Fall 2015: Instructor Mark Rakantansky

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Green Infrastructure: West Harlem Vertical Park Design 401, Fall 2014: Instructor Zehra Kuz

INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPY SCHOOL AND PHOTOGRAPHY MUSEUM ANDERSON + AUM | FALL 2015

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Boat House: Structural Canopy Design 302, Spring 2014: Instructor Annie Barrett

13: Dormitory: Spatial and Social Interconnection, Design 301, Fall 2013 Instructor: Lawrence Blough

17: Hand Drawings: Spring 2015

19: Charrette: Pietralunga Cinema Renovation, Rome, Spring 2015

PHOTOMONTAGE AT 190 BOWERY

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Submersions and Immersions: ICP INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR PHOTOGRAPY SCHOOL AND PHOTOGRAPHY MUSEUM For the newly ANDERSON + AUM | FALLproposed 2015 International Center for Photography

in the Bowery, the photographic work within the collections of “Drowned World” and “Rising Waters” served as inspiration.

The common spaces between gallery and photography school alters familiar datums in architectural space providing unique opportunities for display.

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ICP Building Elevations and Sections

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Urban Infrastructure: West Harlem Vertical Park The existing Marine Transfer Station between Riverside Park and Riverbank State park is a blight for the West Harlem community. The existing piers serve as an ideal location to provide connectivity between the community and the waterfront as well as provide linkages between major portions of the west side greenbelt developing along Manhattan. Programs within the park seeking to draw the community to the Hudson include, parkspace, community gardens and beekeeping, bike rentals, music performance area, gaming pavilions, and lastly a restaurant and bar, acitvating the park during both day and evening hours.

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Game Pavilion

EXTENSION OF COMMUNITY GARDENS -additional beekeeping spaces (NYBKA)

COMMUNITY MUSIC | ARTS PERFORMANCE SPACE -additional acoustically isolated rehersal space

EXTENSION OF BIKE SHARE NETWORK -additional repair | storage | rental facility

WATERFRONT DINING

EXTENSION OF UPPER MANHATTAN RIVER FERRY -additional district 9 shuttle service

ARTICULATED GREENROOF SURFACES | PARKSPACE -additional junctions for park gaming, picnicing, etc.

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Axonometric Sections

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View of Deck and Restaurant

View of Overlook and Performance Space

Model Looking Towards Harlem Piers Park

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View of Columbia Boathouse From Inwood Park

Boat House: Structural Canopy For Columbia University’s new proposed boathouse at the mouth of Spuyten Duyvil, a hexagonal grid imposed upon the landscape and structural grid meld roof intervention and landscape together, uniting Columbia University rowing team and community space program. The hexagonal grid allows for structural and programmatic organization, in which columns gather and splice forming a vaulted roofing system.

Geothermal and solar systems incorporated into the building add to the overall intent of a modern boathouse.

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Wall Section and Boathouse Systems Diagrams

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View of Columbia Boathouse From Inwood Park

Main Plaza Entry

Athlete’s Lounge and Community Space

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Dormitory: Spatial and Social Zipper For Pratt Institute’s proposed gradutate dormitory, the analog study of the zipper provided a tactile and ideological source for discovery.

The zipper provided an interlocking techtonic, promoting a means of intermixing students for an engaging social living space. The student residence features large vertical social lounge spaces, which incorporate an idea of vertical campus. These bright lounges contain social programs like, kitchen, lounge, and workspaces/studios.

Sorrel Anderson + Cherrie HU Pratt Graduate Dormitory L. Blough

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Dormitory Entry Point

Above: 1/2� Scale Skin Detail Model

Overall Model

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Hand Drawings:

17 Nude with Stool: 15 Minute Pose, 2015, Charcoal

Borromini’s St. Ivo Alla Sapienza, 2015, Pen and Ink

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Charette: Pietralunga Cinema The small Umbrian town of Pietralunga invited the Pratt Rome students to an eight hour design charette for the town. Of the sites in most need of renovation, the dilapidated cinema called for a complete transformation into a multi-use library and cinema for events, films and overall gathering spaces for the town. While maintaining civic storage space, and the main structure of the building, the facade opens the upper level with storage risers providing seating and book storage. The lower level houses existing civic storage as well as a small cafe overlooking the beautiful rolling Umbrian hills.

Team: Cameron Reid, Han Cho, Mia Inhwan Choi

Top: Photomontage of Biblioteca into stie Bottom: Existing Cinema Elevations

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Top: Northeast View with Exterior Cafe Middle: Risers as seating and bookstorage Bottom: Multiuse area with projection screen

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