“I do not intend to build so that I can have clients;
I intend to have clients so that I can build.�
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DESIGN I / FALL 10 CRITIC / JOEB MOORE PROGRAMS / “FRESH DIRECT” DISTRIBUTION CENTER COLD STORAGE COMMUNITY KITCHEN RESTAURANT SITE / LA MARQUETA PARK AVENUE BETWEEN E115TH & E116TH ST Examining the two “temperatures” on site - environmental temperature and social temperature - the proposed mixed-use complex creates a series of programs with gradience of temperatures that harbors the existing cascading site.
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planar analysis
sectional analysis
ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURE
ANALYSIS BARCODE
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sectional analysis
SOCIAL TEMPERATURE
PROJECTION
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ANALYSIS WIREFRAME
CIRCULATION
Projecting the barcodes generated from previous planar and sectional analysis onto the existing cascading site forms a set of wireframes.
Connecting the wireframes into a series of intertwined stripes that is to denote the future circulation within the programs.
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PROGRAM NESTING
ENVELOPE
Echoing again with the descending site, floors within the circulation coincides with, casts into or floats above the existing levels.
Enclosures are provided for programs above the train track; and partitions are provided below train track to maintain the openness as a welcoming gesture for the community.
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ORIGAMI COSMO A revolving movie theatre lobby
“There is no one substance, only an alwaysdifferentiating process, an origami cosmo, always folding, unfolding, refolding.� ~ Gilles Deleuze
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PARTS, RHYTHM, AND WHOLES / SPRING 11 CRITIC / PETER ZUSPAN PROGRAMS / MOVIE THEATRE LOBBY Drawing inspiration from fractals’ ability to evolve with time, the lobby is constructed via folding a single sheet of bristol and laminating plywood and acetate to provide structural support. What if the movie theatre lobby changes with regards to how long you’ve waited for your movie?
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LINE
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bristol wood acetate
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VOID
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AUTOMADE TIMELAPSE DRAWING Continuing exploring the idea of time, this drawing makes use of the Illustrator “automade” function to record the “growth” - rotation and change in transparency - of the theatre lobby over time. - 21 -
Museum Bike-Thru Museum
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DESIGN II / SPRING 11 CRITIC / DAVID SMILEY SITE / PIKE ST NEW YORK, NY PROGRAMS / BIKE RENTAL, REPAIR SHOP, CARTOGRAPHY MUSEUM The knot is a representation of the tensions between the archive as “old” and the movement system as “new.” In the knot, each program is affected and informed by the other. This new civic interaction is a way of bringing the often “dead” stacks into the public realm, and bringing the public closer to the older representations.
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ORIGINAL CONDITION
SURFACE DE-LAMINATION
A piece of complex urban fabric with interweaving traffic conditions of bikes, pedestrians and vehicles.
Separating each thread of horizontal traffic and bringing them into different levels of ground.
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MULTIPLE VIEWING EXPERIENCE
“KNOT” - CIRCULATION/EXHIBITION
Bringing together traffic and exhibition to create new viewing experience.
Two intertwining threads form a central knot that performs as the core of the building.
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pedestrian bike vehicle
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DRAWINGS & SKETCHES
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AUTONOMOUS RAIN SCREEN
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PATTERNS AND STRUCTURE / FALL 11 CRITIC / ADAM MARCUS PROGRAMS / RAINSCREEN An autonomous rainscreen is essentially a response to an in-situ climate condition. “Site� contains information collected via data streaming application, and subsequently determines the openings and foldings via a Grasshopper definition. Drawing inspiration from the surface of an origami, the project consists of modular panels that provides shading and ventilation accordingly.
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PIXELATED GRID
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RE-IMAGINING ALTSCHUL ATRIUM / SPRING 11 PROGRAMS / LOUNGE & PERFOMANCE SPACE COLLABORATION / OSCAR TENA CC’11 A grid pattern of LED screens applied onto floor, wall, and modular cubic furniture creates moments of high and low spatial density in response to the students’ different programmatic needs. It also enhances visual connection between the atrium and the rest of campus.
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GRID
DECONSTRUCTS
PIXEL
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floor-to-ceiling LED
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couch
podium
RECONSTRUCTS
passage
lounge
stage
PICTURE
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META MICRO-CLIMATE A self-operating SPA on the traffic median
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DESIGN I / FALL 2010 CRITIC / JANETTE KIM SITE / MEDIAN ON PARK AVE BETWEEN E52ND & E53RD ST PROGRAMS / SPA - SAUNA, HOT TUB, STEAM, MASSAGE & CHANGING ROOM Creating a “micro-climate” of its own, the spa maximizes solar power on site through a relocation of programs according to their energy consumption levels. It consists of a series of intersecting spheres with rotating linings and furnishing, providing a flexible interior space as well as privacy necessary for its location.
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(UP) HOURLY SHADOW STUDY JUNE 22 (LEFT) MONTHLY SHADOW STUDY 2010 A shadow study of the site over the course of a day and a year identifies the areas with different levels of solar exposure, which determines the location of programs with corresponding energy requirements.
RESULTING SITE PLAN
ENERGY CONSUMPTION LEVEL
massage room
changing room
steam room hot tub sauna
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ORIGINAL LANDSCAPE
HOT TUB & SAUNA
rotating green house spheres
PROGRAM PRIVACY LEVEL
CHANGING ROOM self-operating notch
RESULTING LANDSCAPE
MASSAGE ROOM flexible interior