Architectural Graduate Portfolio by Spencer Anderson

Graduate Portfolio Spencer Anderson

Spencer Anderson 998 East Oakmont Dr. Kaysville, UT 84037 801.856.8167 spencer.anderson10@gmail.com andersonarchitecture.tumblr.com

Work Experience Currently no firm experience

Education University of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT

August 2011-2014

Salt Lake Community College - Taylorsville, UT

Received a Master of Architecture Finished the Design Build Bluff Program

August 2006 - 2011

Received an Associates of Architecture

Skills Organized, quick learner, excellent communicator, intrinsically motivated, computer literate, able to work well independently and in a group, with a high level of work ethics. Proficient in: Revit, Auto CAD, Rhino, Sketch Up, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Microsoft Office

Achievements Masters of Architecture Design Build Bluff Program Served a 2 year church mission Eagle Scout

Introduction Discovering Architecture For the past sixteen years it has been a goal to become an architect, and with the completion of Architectural Graduate school that goal has become one step closer to reality. My love of architecture started as a Jr. High assignment creating a basic floor plan from the lid of a shoe box. From that moment on I knew that I wanted to design and create spaces that would hold individual experiences. Along the journey of architectural education I have been engrossed in many Different architectural styles, designs, and the different software that allow me to create my architectural ideas. Some of the software the I have learned and become proficient in are Revit, Rhino, Auto CAD, Sketch Up, Photoshop, Illustrator, In design, Microsoft Word, and the basics of 3DS. I currently have a Masters of Architecture degree from the University of Utah and will be looking to become a member of the licensed community..

Goal As a post graduate my goals have been lofty and committing which have allowed me to experiance architecture in many different lights. It is now my goal to find gainful employment, one that will assist in my desire to become a licensed architect. Post licence I would like to continue learning how to improve our urban society. Further more how to integrate sustainability technologies and vernacular architecture within that urban landscape. With cities now growing at an ever increasing rate, it seems that there is a great need to rethink the opportunities and the extents of design. In this field I want to learn how to create a design that will have a great impact on the community by being well designed and using sustainable principles to decrease the buildings energy consumption.

Bonneville Motel Semister One Sketching; Sketch Up; Illustrator; Photoshop The Bonneville Motel is a project based in the Salt Flats of Utah. The project was to create an homage to the motels that rose with the creation and growth of the car. There is an importance expressed in the horizon, which is very prominente in every direction. In this project I wanted to raise the building up off the land allowing for parking below and to excentuated the horizon in the distance. Creating here is literally a blank slate, a white canvas with a distant view.

Site

North East

Site Context

Sketch Plan

dinning

Kitchen Bed

Bed

MEP/Storage

Elev

Check-In

Bath

Parking

Lobby

First Floor

Rooms

Elev.

Second Floor

Bath

South Elevation

Section Elevation

Bespoke Bike Collective Semester Two Sketching; Rhino; Revit; Illustrator; Photoshop In the city of Portland, Oregon the city planners were looking at continuing the park in the Pearl District, which is currently interrupted by a postal office. With this project it was proposed to create a bike center that would connect the existing park and a proposed new section of park to the North. The project was expected to create bike shops, machine shops, and special program. It was also requisite that the whole site be accessible through biking thus allowing the community to easily access the program.

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E. Burnside St

SE M

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Downtown Portland

Pearl District Park

Bike Shop

Bike Shop Work Shop

Work Shop

Bike Shop

Bike Shop Work Shop

Bike Shop Cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

First Floor

Second Floor

West Elevation

North Elevation

South Elevation

East Section

West Section

Cherry Creek Ski Lodge/Resort Semester Three Sketching; Revit; Rhino; Illustrator; Photoshop Coupled with a fellow classmate Keith LeClair we worked on a newly proposed ski lodge for the city of Richmond Utah. The challenge was to create a small lodge/resort for the skiers of Richmond. This building would be no bigger than 10,000 sf in size and should be located at one of three predetermined sites on the mountain side. We chose to select the connecting site at the base of the three ski lifts, being central required a great deal in regards to the circulation and scale of the project.

Parti

East

North

South

West

N Vegetated Site Map

Daily Wind Directions

W E

Site Section

Programming

Public/ Ticketing Counter

Retail/ Equiptment Lockers

Restrooms

First Aid

Public/ Ticketing Counter

Lobby

Ticketing

First Aid

Restaurant

Public/ Ticketing Counter

Kitchen

Retail/ Equiptment

Resturant

Lockers

Offices

First Aid

Offices

MEP

Restrooms

Meeting

MEP

Offices

MEP

Rental/Equipment

Lobby

Restrooms

MEP

Offices Public/ Ticketing Counter

Restraunt

Kitchen

Meeting

Restrooms

First Aid

Meeting

Kitchen

Lockers

Lobby

First Aid

Meeting

MEP

Lockers

Lobby

Kitchen

Offices

Kitchen Lobby

Restaurant Spatial Adjacencies

Program/Site

Rental/Equipment

Restrooms

Daylighting hierarchy

Square Footage

Program/Site Rental/Equipment

4' - 10 1/2"

9' - 10 3/4"

9' - 2"

10' - 5 1/2"

20' - 5 1/2"

18' - 5 1/2"

7' - 2 3/4"

9' - 10"

3' - 0" 5' - 0"

19' - 10"

Locker Room 1/16" = 1'-0"

LG Restroom 1/16" = 1'-0"

First Aid 1/16" = 1'-0"

24' - 7"

12' - 0"

SM Restroom 1/16" = 1'-0"

50' - 8"

25' - 5 1/2"

20' - 4"

20' - 4" 40' - 8"

Lobby 1/16" = 1'-0"

Public/Ticketing 1/16" = 1'-0"

Offices 1/16" = 1'-0"

MEP 1/16" = 1'-0"

Meeting Space 1/16" = 1'-0"

Retail Space 1/16" = 1'-0"

3' - 0"

8' - 0 1/2"

16' - 11" 16' - 0"

15' - 0"

16' - 5 1/2"

11' - 8"

16' - 11"

20' - 0"

15' - 0"

20' - 10"

3' - 6"

31' - 5 1/2"

Dining Hall 1/16" = 1'-0"

10' - 2"

6' - 0"

7' - 8 1/2"

22' - 0"

Spatial Hierarchy

19' - 0"

5' - 8"

Kitchen 1/16" = 1'-0"

6' - 0"

5' - 0"

Entrance Medical

Storage

MEP/Storage

Rental

Front Desk Rest Rooms Locker

First Floor Office

Rest Rooms

Cafe Kitchen

Second Floor

Connected Patio

North West

South West

North East

South East

Section 1

Section 2

Arcadia Library Semester Four Sketching; Revit; Rhino; Sketch Up; Illustrator; Photoshop This project takes place in the district of Arcadia in the city of Phoenix Arizona. With the growth of library projects in the city of phoenix it was proposed that we choose from a number of four sites that the city has been looking at for a new public library. Sitting just North of 48th Street and East Indian School Road we were challenged to create a library that addressed the access from all desired locations. One of the reasons that I chose this site was the close location to the public High School and the close proximity to the Arcadia neighborhoods to the North. Though the site is small it holds a great spot for the community.

Old Indian School Road

Arcaida High School

N Arcadia Site

UP UP

First Floor

Second Floor DN

South Elevation

East Elevation

North Elevation

West Elevation

Section 1

Section 2

4â&#x20AC;? Rigid Insulation

4x18 Open Web Joist

2x6 Alloy Studs

Copper Cladding

W18x256 Moment Connection

Revolving Door

Exterior Detail

Wall Section

Salt Lake Mediation Center Semester Five Sketching; Revit; Rhino; Illustrator; Photoshop; Construction Located at 200 North and 200 West in Salt Lake City Utah, The site is on an unused corner site close to downtown and public transit. The challenge that comes with the design of a mediation center is that there needs to be a calm feeling embedded into the architecture. The current site of mediation in the salt lake valley is a deep dark windowless basement, which doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t give a good communicative feeling.

Marmalade District

Existing Site

Sizing

Molding

Push and Pull

Model Progression North Quince St

200 West

200 North

Push and Pull Progression

Site

A B

3 1

D E A. Cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; B. Reception C. Library D. Lobby/Lounge E. Mens F. Womens

942 486 760 2340 206 340 5074

254 290 250 D. Large Mediation 1255 138 E. Side Bar 814 F. Balcony 255 G. Women 180 H. Men 310 I. Kitchen 75 J. Storage Large 35 K. Storage 4533 A. Mediation B. Waiting

DN UP

1. South Section 2. West Section 3. Wall Section

Second Floor

First Floor

2 2 UP H

3 B

3 1

A. Mediation B. Waiting

D DN

Third Floor

D. Meeting Room E. Men F. Women H. Balcony 1 I. Balcony 2 J. Storage

254 290 190 280 180 255 760 1156 35 3879

Sub Level

925 A. MEP B. Parking Garage 4523 5448

South Elevation

Section 1

West Elevation

Section 2

Design Build Bluff

(SolRose)

Semester Six & Seven Sketching; Revit; Rhino; Illustrator; Photoshop; Construction The Design Build Bluff (DBB) program at the University of Utah allows students the opportunity to design and build a home for a Navajo family in need. This is a two Semester program where the first semester the design, where each of the twelve designers are collaborating everything into a single design. From the conceptual design we needed to create the implementation documents, which required us to dig deep into the details of the building. In the second semester the twelve of us moved to the city of Bluff in order to construct our design. In this session of DBB we worked with a lady by the name a Juanita Joe and her son Troy Joe. With DBBâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new endeavor we found that we had a challenge that had not been presented to the previous DBB sessions, that challenge was the client we were to design and build for was in a wheel chair. Our design needed to address the abilities that she currently had. With this challenge in mind each room was designed to allow for ample circulation and ease of access around the house. DBB Group: Atsushi Yamamoto (Staff), Hiroko Yamamoto (Staff), Spencer Anderson, Tyson Smith, Emily Black, Nic Tucker, Tal Rice, Steve Arave, Matt Rogers, Juanita Joe (Client), Marin Hebdon, Matt Rogers, Matt Reeves, Emily Nybo, Ray Bryson

Client, Staff and students Image taken by Mike Rogers

Site looking West Monument Valley

Site

33'-8 1/8" 8 5/8"

5'-6 5/8"

4'-0"

3'-10 1/16"

2'-3 3/4"

3'-0"

6 1/2"

3'-11 1/8"

2'-0"

6'-3 7/8"

1'-5 9/16"

200' 20'

4' 2.5"

Future Electrical Line Future Water Line

18'-3"

Property Line

Existing Shed

Trailer Re-location

Septic Tank

Drain field North to Northeast

7/8"

11'-9"

North to Blue Mountain Base Point Angled 22°East of North

37°9’ 20 “ N, 109°31’ 36” W

Site Cross Section

1'-11 15/16"

3'-0"

Entry

7 8

18'-6"

4'-1 5/8"

6'-6 1/4"

208'-6"

8 15/16"

4' 4.5"

2'-0 1/2"

8 15/16"

5' 3.5"

6' 5.5"

4'-0"

2'-0"

23'-2

13'-6 3/4"

5'-2 1/4"

3'-2 5/8"

1/8"

23'-2 7/8"

4'3"

11'-9 1/2"

9'-4 1/2"

2'-0"

33'-8

6' 10.5"

3.5'

22°

2'-3 5/8"

214'

Building Footprint

209'

8'-11 1/2"

10'-3"

5'-2 1/4"

Site Contour Line

4'-7 15/16"

24'

8 15/16"

5' 4.5" 54'

7'-8 3/4"

7' 2.5"

8 15/16"

2'-8"

4'-0"

4'-3 1/2"

3'-0"

1'-0"

12'-6 1/2"

8 9/16"

1'-5 9/16"

10 0'

10'

50'

OWNER + CLIENT Juanita Joe Address Bluff, Utah Phone Number email

Site Plan

DRAWN BY:

Emily Black

DATE 25/11/2013 PROJECT JUANITA JOE HOUSE TITLE

SITE PLAN

SCALE 1" = 32'

SHEET:

DRAWN BY: Tyson Smith

DATE PROJECT TITLE

OWNER + CLIENT Juanita Joe address

A-1.0

Bluff, Utah Phone Number email

Floor Plan

SCALE

12/12/2013

JUANITA JOE HOUSE

FLOOR R PLAN

1/4'' = 1'-0'

SHEET:

A-2.0

3'-2 3/4"

3'-0"

.43째

8'-2 7/8"

5'-1 1/2"

5'-2 1/2"

5'-1 1/2"

6 5/8"

6 1/2"

6째

.43째

6 5/8"

1'-9 7/8"

1'-6"

2'-8 7/8"

6째

.9 95

4'-3 1/4"

3 Switch Light Box 2X4 Knotched

1'-6 3/4"

Metal Tie

5'-3 1/2"

2X4 Knotched

6 1/2"

1'-9"

11'-1 1/2" 12'-7 3/4"

Plan 1'' = 1'-0'

5'-2 1/4"

1'-4 3/16" 1'-6"

3'-5 5/8"

2'-9 1/16"

2'-9"

2'-8 1/16"

4'-6"

1'-10" 3'-0"

Double L Angle Header

1/2 Haus Bolt 9" Concrete Footer

6 1/2"

2'-8"

2'-0 1/4"

2'-8 3/8"

7'-0"

4'-4 1/8"

6'-9 3/4"

1-1/2" Conduit Pipe

3'-3 5/8"

4'-9 3/4"

2'-5 1/2"

Wall Section 1/2'' = 1'-0'

DRAWN BY: Spencer Anderson

School of Architecture University of Utah

DATE PROJECT TITLE

OWNER + CLIENT

Juanita Joe address Bluff, Utah Phone Number email

SCALE

FLOOR PLAN

School of Architecture University of Utah

SHEET:

DRAWN BY: Spencer Anderson

Rammed Earth Elevation 1/2'' = 1'-0'

DATE PROJECT

REV:

25/11/2013

JUANITA JOE HOUSE

TITLE

RAMMED EARTH DETAILS

OWNER + CLIENT

A-4.0

1/4'' = 1'-0'

B 13'-5 3/4"

2014-02-27

JUANITA JOE HOUSE

Juanita Joe address Bluff, Utah Phone Number email

SHEET:

A-5.4

SCALE 1/2'' = 1'-0"

5'-7"

12" #210 TJI's @ 16" O.C.

12'-4 1/4"

Ridge 13'-1 15/16"

2 A-5.2

Exterior North Top Plate 9'-11 3/16"

Fiber Cement Board Panel Siding 1/2"x2" Engineered Wood Furring @ 18" O.C. 7/16" OSB Plywood (Part of ZIP System Sheathing)

Exterior SouthTop Plate 7'-1"

1 A-5.3

AMSCO Window (See Window B of A-8.0) Finish Floor 0'-4"

Grade 0'-0"

2 x 4 (Exterior) and 2 x 3 (Interior) Double Stud Staggered Wall @ 16" O.C. 4

3 8'-4"

2 5'-9 1/2"

8'-3 1/2"

1/2" Foam (Part of ZIP System Sheathing)

Gypsum Board Ridge 13'-1 15/16"

Exterior North Top Plate 9'-11 3/16"

Corner Plan Section Detail 1'' = 1'-0"

02 1 A-5.2

Finish Floor 0'-4"

Grade 0'-0"

OWNER + CLIENT Juanita Joe address Bluff, Utah Phone Number email

DRAWN BY: Talbot Rice

DATE PROJECT

25/11/2013

REV:

JUANITA JOE HOUSE

School of Architecture University of Utah

TITLE

BUILDING SECTIONS SCALE 1/5'' = 1'-0"

Talbot Rice

DATE PROJECT

South Wall Section Detail 3/4'' = 1'-0"

Juanita Joe address Bluff, Utah Phone Number email

25/11/2013

REV:

JUANITA JOE HOUSE

TITLE

WALL SECTION

OWNER + CLIENT

SHEET:

A-5.0

DRAWN BY:

SCALE 3/4'' = 1'-0'

SHEET:

A-5.3

Photos by Scott Zimmerman

Fisk Plant

(High Point)

Semester Eight Sketching; Rhino; Illustrator; Photoshop The final project in my educational career. With the capstone studio project there is no regulation on what you are to design and the sites for the final studio is narrowed down to a few different locations.The general siteto work with was along Cermak Rd. Cermak historically held a large number of Chicagos industrial complexes using the river as a major means of transporting goods. Currently Chicagos industrial areas are suffering and many buildings are becoming abandonded, disconnecting it from the whole of Chicago. The goal of the studio then became a challenge to reconnected Cermak with Chicago through architecture. Since the project was open to interpretation two of my colleagues and myself felt that it was important to work together in urbanizing the newly decommissioned Fisk Coal Power Plant. The three of us wanted to create an urban landscape through the connection of our three projects, a mixed use residential, community center, and a educational boat collective. Through which reconnecting Chicago with proposed water and land transportation means. It isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just the three projects that create the urban landscape but the renovation of exciting buildings and a few proposed new installments to complete the urban connection.

M O R G A N ST .

CARPENTER ST.

MARY ST.

L NA

MORGAN ST.

CERMAK RD.

New Residential

Repurposed Supermarket

Chicago

Art Gallery Storage

Repurposed factory Museum

Repurposed Residential

New Residential

Parking Garage First Floor Store Front

Parking Garage First Floor Store Front Art Gallery New Residential

Repurposed Residential

Connecting Circulation

Fisk Plant Site

Existing industriatial

Residential and Commercial Spaces 45 Story Commercial Commercial Spaces X 8 Shop Space Sub Level Storage X 8

Offices

Office Spaces X 6 Offices X 7 Rest Rooms X 2

2,000 SF

6,250-10,200 SF

2,000 SF 450 SF

1500

275 SF 325 SF 1250

Communal Space Guest Suite x 7 Green Floor Event Space

Residential Space

340 SF 5,000 SF 16,200 SF

2 Bed Apartment X 46 Living Kitchen Master Bed Bed Bath

1,450 SF

3 Bed Apartment X 46 Living Kitchen Master Bed Bed x 2 Bath

1,950 SF

Executive Suite X 2 Living Kitchen Master Suite Bath x 2 Circulation

3,550 SF

Green Spaces PV Array MEP Delivery zone

Total SF

1000

230 250 280 210 85

SF SF SF SF SF

540 350 280 150 85

SF SF SF SF SF

750 SF 500SF 1000 SF 300 SF 100 SF

13,000 SF 7,500 SF 3,350 SF 9,175 SF

341,100 SF

750

500

250

Willis Tower 1,451 Ft

Chicago Skyline

Trump International 1,389 ft

John Hancock Center 1,127 ft

311 South Wacker 960 ft

High Point 538 ft

Commercial/Office 1-5

Residential 6-45

545’

483’

279’

75’

Section

Elevation

72 Summer Solstice

Dis-Connected Walkway

5” exposed Concrete Thermal Mass

23 Winter Solstice

Covered W24x103

W24x103 4” Ridigid Insulation

6” retractable Cor ten Steel

Exterior Structure Connection

Wall Detail

4” Ceiling

References Libby Haslam

GSBS, UofU Instructor

haslam@arch.utah.edu 801-585-5354

Steven Tobler

Private Practice, UofU Instructor

tobler@arch.utah.edu 801-585-9314

Dan Hoffman

VP Studio Ma, UofU Instructor

hoffman@arch.utah.edu

Character References Casey Copier

UofU colleague

caseycopier1@gmail.com 801.815.1925

Tyson Smith

UofU colleague

tyson8383@hotmail. 435.670.4671

Matt Pattberg

UofU colleague

mattpattberg@yahoo.com 801.898.6789