Graduate Portfolio - Select Works 2016

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SELECT WORKS

SPRING 2013 - SPRING 2016

WILLIAM R DORGAN


RAIN SUN

WATER AIR (HUMID)

AIR (DRY)

ROOF PLAN ARCH 4240: Fall 2014 DESIGN ECOLOGIES

COLLECTIVE INFRASTRUCTURE ACCRA, GHANA

FALL 2014 INSTRUCTOR: COMODROMOS KITCHEN

BATH

In Accra, shanty towns and impromptu compound houses are a common and ill-regulated feature of theLIVINGJamestown area. This proposal means to AREAS LIVING AREAS create a formal infrastructure for informal occupation that can be managed, developed, and inhabited by the users.

MARKET

ROOF PLAN

MARKET MARKET

KITCHEN

MARKET

BATH

COURTYARD LIVING AREAS

LOWER FLOOR PLAN

LIVING AREAS

UPPER FLOOR PLAN

1/32” = 1’-0” ARCH 4240: Fall 2014 DESIGN ECOLOGIES

MARKET

MARKET MARKET

MARKET

COURTYARD


WATER COLLECTION - Distribution + Totals WATER COLLECTION - Distribution + Totals

DEDOLPXE ERUTCURTSARFNI

75-95% Humidity 8-6 mph Wind Speeds

ytidimuH %59-57 eepS dniW hpm 6-8 pmeT eerged 97-77

75-95% Humidity degree Temperatures 8-6 77-79 mph Wind Speeds 77-79 degree Temperatures

STRUCTURAL VARIABILITY

STRUCTURAL VARIABILITY YTILIBAIRAV LARUTCURTS

STRUCTURAL VARIABILITY

75-95% Humidity 8-6 mph Wind Speeds 77-79 degree Temperatures

STRUCTURAL VARIABILITY

ytidimuH %07-06 pS dniW hpm 61-31 pmeT eerged 68-48

NIGHTTIME SORPTION

NIGHTTIME SORPTION

NIGHTTIME SORPTION

NIGHTTIME SORPTION

ELUDOM YAB LARUTCURTS

STRUCTURAL BAY MODULE

STRUCTURAL BAY MODULE INFRASTRUCTURAL

STRUCTURAL BAY MODULE

60-70% Humidity 13-16 mph Wind Speeds 60-70% Humidity 84-86 degree Temperatures

MODULE

13-16 mph Wind Speeds 84-86 degree Temperatures

60-70% Humidity 13-16 mph Wind Speeds 84-86 degree Temperatures

COLLECTIVE INFRASTRUCTURE creates a shared local resource by incorporating strategies to direct bioclimatic flows. The spaces created by these strategies allow locals to plug in, propagate, and alter informal spaces as their individual needs dictate. Dehumidification of spaces is accomplished through the use of dessicating coconut husk chambers, while a local water resource is established and maintained through a tesselated rainwater collection roof which feeds into central short and long term cisterns.

ROOFTOP COLLECTION

MIDDAY PURGE

MIDDAY PURGE

RAINWATER STORAGE + USE

MIDDAY PURGE MIDDAY PURGE ARCH 4240: Fall 2014 DESIGN ECOLOGIES ARCH 4240: Fall 2014 DESIGN ECOLOGIES

ARCH 4240: Fall 2014 DESIGN ECOLOGIES

WATER COLLECTION - Distribution + Totals


THE LIVING WALL - PHOENIX GRIFFIS SCULPTURE PARK EAST OTTO, NY

SPRING 2011 INSTRUCTORS: BRUSCIA, HUME, NAZARIAN, ROMANO *Design and construction completed in collaboration with Alex Poklinkowski, Rachel Broardt, Gina Mattioli, Rob Yoos, and Ilana Simhon. Structural Axos 3/8”=1’-0” Ilana Simon Rob Yoos 03/09/11

04/05/11

Load Path Diagram 1”=1’-0” Ilana Simhon Rob Yoos 03/09/11

04/05/11

A15

A21


Each 6'x6'x8' cube is transformed and programmed with the goal of accommodating six sleeping spaces as part of a larger continuous wall. Project Phoenix, one of twelve sections of the Living Wall, aims to create a space within the "interior" of the original mass, which functions as an exterior space. Circulation functions cyclically, where one may move in either directon through the project around the aforementioned exterior space. Each project is built in individual modules, shipped as a single packaged unit, and assembled on-site at Griffis Sculpture Park.


RESEARCH

LEISURE ADMIN ENTRY

RESTAURANT

TR BAR AI

N GROUP STUDY

BOUND DUA[LIT]Y

CALGARY PUBLIC LIBRARY

G R O U P S T U D Y

STACKS

SPRING 2015 INSTRUCTORS: MISTUR/CHURCHILL *Design done in collaboration with Dion Miller.

BOUND DUA[LIT]Y

takes the inherent dual characteristics of libraries (i.e., searching versus utilizing, research versus leisurely reading) and, by seperating (but not isolating) them into distinct programmatic and circulation elements, optimizes their functions in order to create a cohesive whole that gives more power to the user in allowing them to choose how to best use the building. The design's vertical "Research" tower establishes its vertical circulation and search functionality through the establishment of a central atrium space with communicating stairs and backlit library signage. The shape of this atrium is the vone generated by a "Cone of Vision," with its origin from the initial point of entry into the Research tower of the library.

Photograph of 1:50 physical section model.

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RESE

ARCH

RESE

ARCH


ROOF PLAN

B

STRANDKRYPA - BASE JUMP PAVILION PULPIT ROCK, NORWAY SPRING 2016 INSTRUCTOR: FLEET HOWER

A

SECTION A

Using Grasshopper scripting with recursive algorithms, a strategically placed set SECTION of points and B attractor curves is used to generate mass, as well as define space and circulation for a base jumping pavilion in Norway.

UPPER FLOOR PLAN


(1) Foundation for perimeter wall

8 x 16 x 8 CMU inner wythe with 36" wide x 12" thick drop site 3-#5 vertical reinforcement grouted cast concrete strip footing with solid at corners, openings and 48" 3 - #5 horizontal reinforcement O.C. and horizontal joint reinforcebars with 3" clearance1 bottom and Foundation for perimeter wall ment 16"strip O.C. sides 36” wide x 12“ thick drop site cast at concrete footing with 3 - #5 horizontal reinforcement bars barrier with 3” clearance bottom vapor 9"x13"x18" thick site cast concrete and sides 2" rigid insulation pad with #5 horizontal 9’x13’x18” reinforcethick site cast concrete pad with #5 horizontal 2" air space ment bars at fireplace reinforcement bars at fireplace 2 External wall below grade 8 x 8 x 4 CMU outer wythe

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8 x 16 x 8 CMU inner (2) External wall below grade at corners, openings

CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY SPRING 2013 INSTRUCTOR: LECUYER

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10

wythe with # 5 vertical reinforcement bars at 48“ O.C. grouted solid and horizontal

(5) Ground Floor 8 x 16 x 8 CMU innerreinforcement wythe with 16” O.C. Vapor barrier 4" compacted sand fill # 5 vertical reinforcement bars 8 x 8 x 4 CMU outer wythe with transparent water proof coating Vapor barrier at corners, openings at 48" O.C. 3 External wall above grade 4" thick site cast concrete slab on grouted solid and horizontal rein8x16x8 CMU inner wythe with # 5 vertical reinforcement bars at grade mesh reinforcement forcement 16" O.C. corners, openings at 48“ O.C. groutedwith solid wire and horizontal reinforcement 16” O.C. 4" thick compacted gravel fill Vapor barrier Vapor barrier 8 x 8 x 4 CMU outer 2“ wythe with insulation thick ridged air cavity transparent water proof2” coating (6) Upper Floor 8x8x4 CMU outer wythe with transparent water proof coating 2 x 10 joists at 16 inches O.C. 4 External wall at upper floors 3/4" plywood subfloor (3) External wall above grade 8 x 16 x 8 CMU inner wythe with 3-#5 vertical reinforcement 1/2" and wood strip finish flooring 8x16x8 CMU inner wythe with # 5 grouted solid at corners, openings 48“ O.C. and horizontal joint reinforcement vertical reinforcement bars at cor- at 16” O.C. vapor barrier ners, openings at 48" 2“ O.C. (7) Interior Wall rigidgrouted insulation 2” air space solid and horizontal reinforcement All as external wall on upper floors 8 x 8 x 4 CMU outer wythe 16" O.C. 2 wythes 8 x 16 x 8 lintel with 2 Vapor barrier 5 Ground Floor - #5 horizontal steel reinforcement 4“ compacted sand fill 2" thick ridged insulation bars each, grouted solid Vapor barrier 2" air cavity 4” thick site cast concrete Extending slab on grade with 8" wire on mesh each side reinforcement 8x8x4 CMU outer wythe with trans4“ thick compacted gravel fill parent water proof coating (8) Roof

AXONOMETRIC CONSTRUCTION DRAWING

Building: Croffread House by Clark & Meneffee Architects

(4) External wall at upper floors

6 Upper Floor 2 x 8 rafters Floor 2 x 10 joists at 16 inches O.C. 3/4" plywood 3/4” plywood subfloor Built-up roof 1/2“ wood strip finish flooring

Ceiling:

at 16 inches O.C. sheathing membrane

7 Interior Wall 2 x 8 joists at 16" O.C. All as external wall on upper floors batt2 -insulation 2 wythes 8 x 16 x 8 lintel with #5 horizontal between steel reinforcement bars each, grouted solid vapor barrier Extending 8” on each side

with 4"

3/4" gypsum board

8 Roof 2 x 8 rafters at 16 inches O.C. 3/4“ plywood sheathing Built-up roof membrane Site cast concrete sill Ceiling: 8"4“ bond beam between lintel with 2 x 8 joists at 16” O.C. with batt insulation vapor barrier reinforcement 3/4” gypsum board

(9) Window at Chimney 2-#5

Wood framed double glazed window

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9 Window at Chimney Site cast concrete sill 8“ bond beam lintel with 2-#5 reinforcement Wood framed double glazed window Site cast concrete

(10) Window at Ground Floor sill with 2-#5

10 Window at Ground Floor 8" bond beam lintel Site cast concrete sill reinforcement 8” bond beam lintel with 2-#5 reinforcement Wood framed double Wood framed double glazed window

glazed window

11 Parapet 8x16x8 CMU inner wythe with #5 vertical reinforcement at corners and 48” O.C. grouted solid and CMU horizontal reinforcement 8x16x8 inner wythe with #5 alternating courses. 2” thick ridged insulation. vertical reinforcement at corners 2” air cavity and 48" O.C. grouted solid and 8x8x4 CMU outer wythe with transparent water proof coating with horizontal reinforcement alternating horizontal reinforcement 16” O.C. Grout all cells of CMU blocks solid, hook reinforcements courses. flashing metal snap on coping.

(11) Parapet

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2" thick ridged insulation. cavity CMU outer wythe with transparent water proof coating with horizontal reinforcement 16" O.C. Grout all cells of CMU blocks solid, hook reinforcements flashing metal snap on coping.

2" air 12 Chimney 8x8x4 CMU 8x8x4 Capped with 8” site cast concrete

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(12) Chimney

8x8x4 CMU Capped with 8" site cast concrete

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