'08 Architecture Portfolio by LaSalle Tippens Jr.

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Projects through education at Texas Tech University

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    c- DesignStudio_2401 -BoudingSpaceProject

    -APleatedSquare

    -DesignStudio_3501 -TheInterim_Exposition

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    -DesignStudio_3502 -DayLaborStationon

    19thandQuaker

    -TheEinsteinProject

    -MontrealStudio_4601 -TestPlace_aSchoolof

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    -ArchitecturalDelineationI

    -Blackandwhitemedia

    -ArchitecturalDelineationII

    -Colormedia

    -Architectonics

    -ModularProject

    -DigitalMedia

    -DigitalMediaCollage

    -Poetics

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  • Bounding Space Project Astudytobecomefamiliarwiththespatialvaluesofbonafideboudariesandfiatboudaries.Dimensioningeverydetailofmylivingspace(dormroom)andthenmappingthisdatadevelopedthebonafidespace.Thenthereafterrecordingtheeventstakenupinthelivingspaceincludingeventtimeandeventspace.Eventspaceisrecordedthroughaprocessknownaschronophotography.Thisspaceisvisualizedasthefiatboundaries. Asaresultthebonafideandfiatboudariesarecombinedandthensubtractedfromtheentireinclusivespaceleavingtheinterstitialspaceorthespacethatgoesvirtuallygoesuntouched.Thisspace,theinterstitial,isveryimportantindevelopingaspatialawarenessforarchitectureandsurroundings.

  • StraddledbetweentheTexasTechUniversityAdministrationBuilding,theStudentUnionBuilding,andtheUniversityLibrarylaysamassiveparkinglot.Theareaisveryhightrafficforstudentsaswellascollegiatefaculty;however,theparkinglottakesawayfromcommuterpathsandhangout/loungespaceforstudentsandteachers.Inresponsetothisneed,anactivespacecomestomind.TheanswertothissituationwasattainedviaFoldingArchitecture.Severaldifferentfoldsofpaperweremadeandseveralwerethrownaway.Byincorporatingsitestudiessuchaslines,planes,andvolumes,thefinalfoldbecamesitespecific.

    Respondingtothisneedfortransitionalandactivespace,ThePleatedSquareprovidedquickaccesswalkwaysthroughandshadedscenicareasinforlounging.ThePleatedSquarecaneasilybetheplacetoliedownandreadabook,throwaFrisbeeorballwithfriends,chatwithotherfacultymembers,orsatdownandhavelunch.

    A Pleated SquareFolding a Campus Parking Lot

  • A Pleated SquareFolding a Campus Parking Lot

  • SectionNorth-South

    SectionEast-West

  • Information CenterEnter. Point. Visualize.

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    information displayed on virtual walls guide one through virtual formations and separates professional

    and public infomation.PublicOpen. Enlighten.

    -Here the public will be guided to rooms of

    project details,

    information, and 3D

    models.

    ProfessionalManage. Transform.

    -Here the participating members of construction and design are able to

    access, upload, and manipulate data.

    LegalDocument. Verify.

    -Here check building codes, property

    documents, and ensure building design.

    ConstructionBuild. Update.

    -Here construction managers and workers can view and order construction techniques.

    DesignCommand. Animate.

    Submit.

    -Here designers can view designs, make changes, submit

    files.

    ResourcesQuestion. Answer.

    -Here find pictures,

    site and building information. Find contributors to

    project.

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    Inorderforabuildingconstructionsystemtobesuccessfullandmoreproductivewediscoveredwithourreasearchthatnetworikingisthemosteffectivestepinabusiness.ResearchingtheInfoboxinPotsdamerPlatz,Berlinandthevirtualnetworkingprogram3DSLivehelpedindevelopingaconceptforourproject.InanArchitecturalProjecttheintergrationofthedifferentsectionswouldallowdesign,construction,andlegalproblemstobemoresuccessfullyresolved.Soprovidingaplaceforthepublictogetinvolvedwiththeprogressionofabuildingprojecthelpsthemactuallyfeelthearchitecture.Itwouldprovideaplaceforpeoplefromaroundandabouttostop,relax,research,andnetwork.

    THEINTERIMprovidesanenvironmentforthepublictoaccessanarchitecturalprojectdirectly.Itprovidesaplaceforabuildingprojecttobeviewedinprogression.ItisequippedwithanExpositionArea,Cafe,andShopforthepublic.Thisareaalsoprovidesaplaceforthepublictoexperiencetheprojectvirtuallyviavirtualgogglesandtouchscreenmonitorsorprojections.ThenitoffersplacesformanagementtooverseetheprojectinprivacywhichistheOfficeArea.Asapublic-privateintegration,theConferenceAreasuppliesaplaceforthedesignteamtopresenttheirprojectonamorepersonallevelwiththepublic.

    The Interim

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    The Interim

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    K-Series Truss16K5 .41m Deep

    Spaced 1.0m o.c.

    W-Section Steel Member.24m x .24m

    K-Series Truss24K9 .61m Deep

    Concrete Pier Foundation

    Custom Side Truss

    K-Series Truss8K3 .20m Deep

    Concrete Floor Slab.064m Thick OverNarrow Rib Metal Deck

    AlumaFloor Prefab Flooring System1m x 1m Panels

    K-Series Truss24K9 .61m Deep

    EPS Foam InsulationLayer Under FinishFlooring

    K-Series Truss16K5 .41m DeepSpaced 1.0m o.c.

    K-Series Truss24K9 .61m Deep

    W-Section Steel Member.24m x .24m

    Custom Prefab Roofing Unit

    Custom Side Truss

    CustomK-Series Truss8K3 .20 Deep

    Bearing Length.065m x .065m

    Trusses ProvideRoom For MEP

    Prefab Roofing Units

    Narrow Rib Metal Roof Deck

    Rubber Compression Seal

    K-Series TrussBearing Length.065m x .065m

    SideElevation:BackViewSectionA-A

    SideElevation:FrontView

    SideElevation:RightView

    SideElevation:LeftView

  • Providesaplaceforpeoplewhomdonothavedailyjobstocomeandhaveashelteredspacetoadvertisetheircapabilitiesandskills.Itisnotanelegantbuildingstricklybecauseitneedstostandbutbeinthecontextofthearea.BeinginEastLubbock,Iusedmetalmaterials(corrugatedsteel,perforatedmetal,steel)allaroundsoitstandwellagainstdamage.Theperforatedwindowsallowlighttofillrestroomsevenlythroughouttheday.Ichosetouseonlygaragedoorsforentrancesbecauseofeaseofuseandsecurity.Thestationalsohasaspotforvendorstosellfood-plentyofpreparationspaceandroomforabarbequegrillorstand.

    Day Labor Stationon 19th and Avenue Q

    MENS RESTROOM

    WOMENS RESTROOM

    ENTER TO RESTROOM

    COVERED WAITING/RESTING AREA

    FOR DAY LABORERS

    VENDOR STATION:room for grill or small

    vendor trailor

    ORDER HERE!!!

    ENTER VENDOR STATION

    ENTER COVERED AREA

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  • EinsteinplayedtheviolinforleisuresohereareDIAGRAMSofmusicalnotesarrangedbyspatialattributesaccordingtophysicalspace.

    Rest/Pause/BreakAspaceinbetweensound/noise/activity;althoughthereisnosignofactivity,timecontinuestocountaway.Achangeinflowbutalsoplaysapartintheoverallcompositionofapiece/experience/work.Theuniquequalityofspaceinbetweensound/noise/activityisthatitisnotdeadspace.Ifitisnotdormantthenwhatisinthistimeofunseenactivity?

    Einstein.Heobviouslywasonethatdidnotleaveanideaunthought-of.Attimeshewasnotpresentinghisideasandwhenheseemedtobeinactive,hewasactuallydevelopingandtestingall ofhisideasandtheories.Beingsuchabusymanhowdidhefindthetimetodothiswithalltheactivitysurroundinghim?Hesimplytookatimeoutthetimeheseparatedhimselffromthebusylifethatwasaroundhim.Heworkedatthedeadhoursofthenight,insecludedareas,attimesheknewormadeknownthatnoonewoulddisturbhisdevotedthinkingandtesting.Perpetualthinking.

    [Viertelpause.]

    The Einstein ProjectMuseum/Luxury Apartments/Funiture Store

  • The Einstein Project1MEC2HermillerMillerRetailSublevel3EisteinMuseumLobby4Herman-MillerRetailMain5EinsteinMuseumGallerySpace6SmallTheatre7ApartmentMainLobby8SmallCafe9VerticalTransportationCore10KitchenArea11LivingRoom12Balcony13MasterBedroom14SmallBedroom

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  • PlaceDYouvillehasundergoneseveraltransformationsinits300hundredyearsofexistence.Thesitehasbeeninmanydifferentconfigurationsanddonemanydifferentthingsinservicetothecity.Ithasbeenameetingplacejustoutsidethecitywalls,ariverbesidethecity,acanalaroundthecity,sewageunderthecity,amarketontheedgeofthecity,theparliamentcenteringthecity,andaparkinglotinthemiddleofthecity. Adjacenttothetestplace,whichisnothingmorethanasurfaceforplay,abuildingtowersuptofillinthemissinglinkintheurbanwall.Thisbuildingservesasafacilityfordesign,urbandesign;TestPlace:aSchoolof1:1UrbanDesign. Inthisschoolofurbandesignwewillteachstudentsbywayofdesign/build.Theschoolwillbehandsonfull-scaleurbandesignprojects.Wewillacceptstudenteverytwoyears.Thefirstyearofschoolwillbeforlearningabouturbandesignandthesecondyearforbuilding.Ithostsalltheequipmentastudentneedstoundergoadesignandbuildtheirproject:spaceforclass-studiosandlecture,officesforconsultingteachersandprofessionals,galleryspaceforpresentingprojecttoprofessorsandpublic,observatorydecks(extendoversite)tooverlooksiteandprojects,libraryandmediaspace,loungeandcaf,andtemporaryliving.Professors,professionals,andstudiosaredirectlyconnectedtodrivetheurbanproject,testplace.Instudios,professorsworkwithstudentsincreatingurbandesignsforthetestplace.Intheclassrooms,studentslearnhistoryofurbandesignandrelatingsubjects.Professionalsofdifferentconstructiontechniqueswilldirectlyhelpgroupsofstudentsinbuildingatemporarystructure,suchasscaffolding,fortheirdesignfortheTestPlace.

    Test Placea School of 1:1 Urban Design

  • Test Placea School of 1:1 Urban Design

  • Test Placea School of 1:1 Urban Design

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  • Medium:GraphitePencil

    In20-25minutes,tocreaterepresentationalsketchesofbuildingsaroundcampus.Toshowawarenessofproportion,form,structure,anddepthbylineweightandshading.

    Medium:GraphitePencil

    Usingpencilasameasuringmechanism,drawchairtoscaleasaccuratelyaspossiblebeingawareofproportionandstructure.Thenongridpaperdoorthographicprojectiontoscale.

    Scale Drawing and Orthgraphic Projection

    Campus Sketch

  • Medium:GreyMarker,MicronPen,ColorPencil

    Toestablishagooddrawingworkingfromaphotoreferencethatexhibitsperspectiveandproportions.Then,withgreymarkers,createvalues,contrast,andtransitionswhilemaintainingstructure.Finally,goinwithmicronpenandcolorpenciltosharpenandadddetail.

    Medium:GreyMarker,MicronPen

    Afterseveralsketches,todesigngardenusingcubicshapes.Toestablishgoodcompositiontakingshapesandrepeating,shifting,androtating.Tocastshadowsfromtheseobjectstoshowlightsourceandhowtheseformsinteractinenvironment.

    Sculpture GardenRanching Heritage Center

  • Medium:GraphitePencil,Watercolor,andColorPencil

    In25minutes,toestablishanfairlyaccuratedrawingthatshowproportion,perspective,andstructure.Then,addcolorandvaluesusingwatercolorbutalsomaintainstructureofthedrawing.Lastly,tosharpenandaddsmalldetailusingcolorpencils.

    Medium:WatercolorandMironpen

    Tomaketransitionsandcreatevaluesusingonlytheblackwatercolor.Thispiecewastointroducethemanytransitionthatcanbeachievedwithwatercolor.Also,thispieceemphasizesthemaintainingofstructurewhileincorporatingtheloosequalityofwatercolor.

    Black and White ReproductionColor Sketch[Copy of Ripley]

  • Medium:Watercolor,ColorPencil,andAirBrush

    Afterseveraloutsidesketches,toestablishadrawingthatexhibitsunderstandingofperspectiveandproportion.Tostudythereflectivequalityofpaintwhenhitbylightbyusingwatercolorwhilemaintainingstructure.Toshowunderstandingofcompositionbyplacingcarinafullyrenderedenvironment.

    Medium:WatercolorandColorPencil

    Afterseveralsketchesandworkfromaphotoreference,tocreateadrawingthatmaintainsproportions.Tostudythevariationsoffleshtonesinlightsourcetoestablishforms.Alsotoshowstructureusingwatercolorandtomakeportraitseemaslife-likeaspossible.

    Self-PortraitCar Study_show of wheels[Fair f ie ld, Tx]

  • Medium:ColorPencil

    Afterseveraloutsidesketches,toestablishadrawingthatexhibitsunderstandingofperspectiveandproportion.Tostudythereflectivequalityofpaintwhenhitbylightbyusingwatercolorwhilemaintainingstructure.Toshowunderstandingofcompositionbyplacingcarinafullyrenderedenvironment.

    Medium:WatercolorandColorPencil

    Toestablishanunderdrawingthatshowstheunderstandingof1pt.perspectiveandstructure.Thisstudyshowsthecontrolbutlooseapproachtowatercolor.Italsoexhibitsthemaintainingofstructurewhilecreatingcontrastinvaluesandharmonyofcolors.Showshowperspectivecontinuesthroughreflectivesurfaces.

    Fenestration StudyColor Sketch[TTU Col lege of Architecture]

  • Medium:WatercolorandMicronpen

    Developinga2ptperspectivebyunderstandingproportionandcomposition.Thispieceshowshowthetwocolorgradationskyenvelopsastructureandhowthestructurecomesforwardfromspacebymeansofperspective.Showsthemaintainingofstructure,formandcolorwhilecreatingdepthandvalues.

    Medium:WatercolorandColorPencil

    Studyingthefinestofdetailsofobjectsverycloselyandthencreatingadrawingbasedonaccurateperspective,proportionsandgoodcomposition.Thispieceincorporatesdifferenttexturestechniquessuchasflatwash,drybrush,andscratching.Thispiecealsoshowsreflectivesurfaces,aswellasarustlook.

    Micro-StudySky Meets Built Form[Church in St . Louis, Missouri ]

  • AfterdoingseveralsketchesandsubmittingproposalstoTA,Toexplorethevolumetricspacecontainedwithinacubeandorderpanelsatperpendicularpositionsinthisspace.FromworkinginmetricscaleoftheModularSystemstretchimaginationandspatialdexterity,andbuild3-dmodelexploringseveralvolumes,voids,materialsandjointing.

    Modular Project

  • Digital Media Collage

  • AmereparticleinnatureHow itispositionedonasurface.

    Comecloser,closer.

    FeelfreetopartakeinajourneyOfstructuralphobiasincompleteasunder.Juxtaposition,warp,pleat,fold,bend.Persevere,foritisonlyatangibledreamOfsubjectsandideascausinggreatparanoia.DisentangleandnolongeranobjectofperplexityMovethrough,progressinthisnightmareofParagon.Onlyideasaresolidinthiscalamity.Andconfusiontheproviderofenergy.Nothingisconspicuouswithoutpuzzlingthemind.

    1.wilduproarorunrestraineddisorder;tumultorchaos.2.aplaceorsceneofriotousorutterchaos.

    ThePandemoniumisaplaceWhereideasgotobetested.Andwhereconfusionissuccess,Forbewildermententailscuriosity.Inthisplaceideasareunyielding,adamantAndcanbemoved,positioned,deformed,andentangledwithoutrestraint.QuestioningideasistheultimateGoal;nothingmore,andsurelyNothingless.

    The Pandemonium Device

  • AmereparticleinnatureHow itispositionedonasurface.

  • The Pandemonium Device

  • The Pandemonium is a placeWhere ideas go to be tested.And where confusion is success,For bewilderment entails curiosity.In this place ideas are unyielding, adamantAnd can be moved, positioned,And can be moved, positioned,deformed, and entangled without restraint.Questioning ideas is the ultimate Goal; nothing more, and surelyNothing less.

    Watch your step.

    The Pandemonium Device

  • The Pandemonium is a placeWhere ideas go to be tested.And where confusion is success,For bewilderment entails curiosity.In this place ideas are unyielding, adamantAnd can be moved, positioned,And can be moved, positioned,deformed, and entangled without restraint.Questioning ideas is the ultimate Goal; nothing more, and surelyNothing less.

    Watch your step.