ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
Selected Works 2021-2023
ZARRINA NURULLINA
PROLOGUE my personal ideologies that I strive to live and design by
“to create, one must first question everything” - eileen gray among the many quotes said by famous architects and designers, this specific eileen gray quote speaks the most to me. the act of questioning is the most humane, as we do it from the time we’re babies, to our very last moments as we’re contemplating and reflecting on our own lives. the act of questioning and learning has always fascinated me in general, not just within the subject of architecture. I believe its this inquistive mindset that has pushed another motto I try to live by: “a jack of all trades in a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one”. it is my opinion that the role of an architect should be that of a “jack of all trades” within the massive field of the built environments. architects are in charge of solving a puzzle, the “brief”, the “problem”, the “project”. whatever you would like to call it, at the core is a puzzle of making sure that the program of the design lines up with the choice of materials, the effect on community, the atmosphere, so on and so forth. it is this puzzle that intrigues me, and drives me to create the most holisitically designed pieces of work that I am able to produce.
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Hustle & Harvest
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Pavilions of Water
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Soju Microbrewery
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an urban growing project bringing together farming, cooking, selling, and learning, all in one location
sited within the Union Bay Natural Area, three pavilions relate water to the site as a whole
an artisan soju distillery allows visitors to see the soju creation process from growth to consumption
highlights of other projects I’ve done or have been part of
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HUSTLE & HARVEST Urban Growing in Columbia City, Washington ARCH400 Architectural Design IV, Autumn 2023 Urban Food Center Instructor: Daniel Stettler
Programs Used: Rhino7, Lumion, Grasshopper, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Welcome to Hustle & Harvest, a vibrant environment for all your growing needs! This building stands in the heart of Columbia City, Seattle, giving the community a space for farming, cooking, selling, and learning.
HUSTLE & HARVEST
approaching H&H, one is met with a building that looks to be split in half horizontally. once inside, we are welcomed by a triple height atrium, highlighting the verticality. finally, the terraces bring liveliness and greenery to an overall muted composition.
for the plans and sections, red represents any human-centered activities (cooking, selling, learning), whereas the green highlights flora-related aspects (planting, growing, collecting)
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what kind of vegetables and fruit trees are being grown
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PAVILIONS OF WATER Three Pavilions in the Union Bay Natural Area, Washington ARCH300 Intro to Architectural Design I, Autumn 2023 A Pathway of Spaces and Thresholds Instructor: Rob Corser
Programs Used: Rhino7, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Physical Modelling
Tasked with analyzing the Union Bay Natural Area, the aim is to create a path of three pavilions that somehow relate to the site as a whole. Each of the three pavilions capture how the site interacts with water, specifically how collection of said water can display growth, sound, or activity.
PAVILIONS OF WATER
SITE MAP of the existing path and the created path that leads the visitor through all three pavilions
SITE SECTION 1 through the Orientation and Gathering pavilions
SITE SECTION 2 through the Gathering and Observation pavilions
ORIENTATION with growth, I was focused on how water can be a source of growth for the flora of the site. placing this pavilion directly next to a more tree-dense part of the site allows vines and plants to grow over the wire wall, protected from the wind, and nutured by the water
GATHERING since this pavilion is placed on the pond in the center of the natural area, I was looking to create a serene place for people to gather and meditate to the sound of dripping water
OBSERVATION the coastline seemed to be teeming with activity, and this pavilion aims to respond to this liveliness of the site. it allows people to interact with the archimedes screws that bring water up from below, and the wooden planks that can be moved to stop the wind
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SOJU MICROBREWERY Live/Work Unit in Georgetown, Washington ARCH301 Intro to Architectural Design II, Winter 2023 Georgetown Artist Collective Instructors: Angela Yang, David Kagawa
Programs Used: Rhino7, Enscape, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Physical Modelling
The Georgetown Artist Collective is a micro-district for various kinds of arts. Georgetown is known for its bars and breweries, so why not bring a new kind of distillery into the mix? The art of making soju (a spirit derived from rice) is a multistep process that I wanted to research and explore within this project.
SOJU MICROBREWERY narrowing down the process into four parts: growing, fermenting, distilling, and consuming/serving. many massing models later, I finalized the division of the program
speakeasy focused
preliminary collages brewing process focused
looking at proportions and facade through a 1/4”=1’0” model
exploded axon analyzing structure and parts of the building
green - growing the rice blue - fermenting, distilling, consuming red - living space, heart of the opperation
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live
distill
consume
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ADDITIONAL THUMBNAILS 1
Capitol Hill Institute of Architecture in collaboration with: Torin Howard The Capitol Hill Institute of Architecture welcomes its incoming class of 2083!
CHIA has one main goal: preparing students for the ever-changing space that is the built environment. Created by two architecture students looking into the future, CHIA serves as a conceptual hope for the prospects of architecture school.
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Co-Lab Junction
using a “left over” space between a crossing of three streets in Capitol Hill,
the Co-Lab Junction aims to give the surrounding area a spot for coworking, while playing around with an abstract and unusual shape. Co-Lab Junction exists in three levels, with no true separation. first floor is an artist’s hub, with flexible spaces many different kinds of art. second floor is for digital work of any type, be it for SWEs or digital artists. third floor is a conversation bubble with a grand view of Seattle, which allows visitors to escape from their work and converse freely amongst themselves.
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Fire Station 63
in collaboration with: Delilah Canales & Zing Uttachandani
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for the final project of this introductory course to Revit,
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we were tasked with fully designing a fire station by using Revit.
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I mainly worked on finalizing floorplans and sections,
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schedules, and the making three of my own Revit families:
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a desk, a parapet cap, and a double door with windows.
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in collaboration with: Megan Eugenio & Nicole Hibi for this group project, we were tasked to work on the re-use of a Shell
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gas station with design influence based on the artist of our choosing. the artist we chose was Sarah Oppenheimer. we were amazed by her use of a limited material palette, sharp angles, movement of objects, and the play with reflections. my main role was in the final visualization of a section and plan, as well as helping with the ideation process throughout the whole design
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