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CONTENTS CITY OF YUKON MUNICIPAL BUILDING

ARA PACIS MUSEUM

KANSAS CITY MIXED-USE BUILDING

ROME SKETCHES

CORNER OF ROUTE 66 (MAIN STREET) AND GARTH BROOKS BOULEVARD IN YUKON, OKLAHOMA

YUKON MUNICIPAL BUILDING + AUDITORIUMDESIGN STUDIO V - ARCHITECTURAL MAKING - 2ND YEARLOCATED IN YUKON, OKLAHOMA, THIS PROJECT WAS PRESENTED BY A BOARD OF OFFICIALS IN THE YUKON CITY MUNICIPALITY LOOKING FOR INNOVATIVE IDEAS TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT FOR THEIR NEW TOWN HALL. THIS STUDIO PROGRAM PUT AN EMPHASIS ON HISTORICAL REFERENCE ANDPRECEDENT TO THE AREA AND THE TOWN’S RELATIONSHIP WITH HISTORIC ROUTE 66. THERE WAS ALSO A ZONING AND CODE ANALYSIS PROCESS THAT COVERED THE MAIN CONCERNS FOR THE SITE AND FUNCTION OF THE BUILDING. THE MAIN PURPOSE WAS TO REVILATIZE MAIN STREET (ROUTE 66) IN YUKON, BRINGING RETAIL, A STRONGER COMMUNITY, AND FUNCTIONAL MUNICIPAL BUILDING TO THE CITY. THE DESIGN CREATED HELD AN EMPHASISON THE RELATION OF THE FAMOUS YUKON SILOS TO THE CONTEXT OF THE CITY AND ITS CIRCULATION AND URBAN GROWTH.

SITE PLAN + CONTOUR ANALYSIS

OVERHEAD PERSPECTIVE RENDERING

FIRST FLOOR EGRESS PLAN

THIS PROGRAM ALLOWEDFOR A VERY FLUID ANDFUNCTIONAL CIRCULATIONPLAN THAT CENTERED AROUNDTHE NECESSITY OF THE DIFFERENT MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS TO BE ABLE TO COLLABORATE.

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING

SECOND FLOOR EGRESS PLAN

PHYSICAL MODEL NORTHERN FACADE

PHYSICAL MODEL SOUTHERN FACADE

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING

LUNGOTEVERE AUGUSTA AND VIA DE RIPETTA IN ROME, ITALY

ARA PACIS MUSEUMDESIGN STUDIO VI - ARCHITECTURAL MAKING II - 3RD YEAR

ROME HAS ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND AMAZING HISTORIES IN THE ENTIRE WORLD, MOVING FROM LEADER TO LEADER, CHANGING THE ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPE. THIS SITE INCLUDED SOME OF THE HISTORY DATING FROM THE AUGUSTIAN PERIOD ALL THE WAY THROUGH MUSSOLINITO ITS NEWEST CONSTRUCTION IN 2010. THE ARA PACIS IS AN ALTAR AND ATRIFACT THAT WAS DESCOVERED DATING BACK TO ANCIENT TIMES. ENCASEDIN RICHARD MEIER’S MUSEUM, THE PROJECT CALLED FOR A NEW DESIGN TO HOLD THE ARTIFACT, INCORRPORATING GALLERY SPACES AND MULTI-USEOFFICE AND STUDIO SPACES. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SITE WITH ITS PROXIMITY TO THE MAUSOLEUM OF AUGUSTUS AND PROMINENT CHURCHESIS VERY IMPORTANT AND THROUGH THE USE OF THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE REGION, MULTIPLE LEVELS ALLOW FOR DIVERSE SPACES BE INHABITED. THE ANTIQUITY OF THE REGION AND THE NEARBY TIBER RIVER HELPED TO FUEL THE EMPHASIS OF A CIRCULATION BASED MUSEUM WITHELEMENTS FROM HISTORY TO ALLOW THE PUBLIC PLAZA SPACES TO UPHOLD ROME’S URBAN LIFE.

PHYSICAL MODEL PHOTOS

CONCEPT SKETCHES

URBAN LIFE WAS A LARGE COMPONENT OF THIS PROJECT SO THERE WASPIAZZA SPACE PLACED ON DIFFERENT TIERS OF THE ROOF TO ALLOWFOR FUNCTIONAL USE OF THE BUILDING BOTH ON THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR. THE RIVER AND ITS PROXIMITY TO THE SITE INFLUENCED THE PLACING OF THE FOUNTAIN HELPING TO GUIDE CIRCULATION IN THE MUSEUM AND ALSO FUELING THE DESIGN.

TRANSVERSE SECTION 1 TRANSVERSE SECTION 2

SOUTH ELEVATION STRUCTURAL PLAN

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING

400 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

MIXED-USE BUILDINGDESIGN STUDIO VII - SYSTEMS AND CONTEXT - 4TH YEAR

LOCATED IN THE ARTS DISTRICT IN DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY, THE SELECTED SITE PRESENTS A POSITIVE STEP BACK FROM THE SKYRISES IN THE CENTER OF DOWNTOWN WHILE MAINTING A STRONG COMMUNITY IN THE URBAN AREA. WITH A PARK PRESENT ON THE BUILDING SITE, AN IDEA FOR THE PLACEMENT OF A MIXED-USE BUILDING WAS BENEFICIAL BOTH TO THE EXISTING COMMUNITY MEMBERS AS WELL AS THE NEW RESIDENTS THAT WOULDOCCUPY THE APARTMENT SPACES. RETAIL AND SERVICES WERE TO BE PLACED ON THE FIRST FLOOR, BRINGING REVENUE AND BRINGING PEOPLE TO THIS UNIQUE PART OF THE URBAN CONTEXT. A CLOSE STUDY OF CONSTRUCTION DETAILS AND BUILDING SYSTEMS WERE INTEGRATED INTO THE PROGRAM OF THIS PROJECT, PUSHING STRUCTURALLY FUNCTIONAL DESIGN AND PASSIVE SYSTEM USE. THE “TRANSITION,” DESIGNED TO MAXIMIZEENERGY EFFICIENCY AND GREEN SPACE, CREATES A MODERN RESIDENTIAL INSTALLMENT THAT ALSO STRENGTHENS THE COMMUNITY.

SITE PLAN WITH NEARBY SERVICES

SOUTH ELEVATION

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SKETCH

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE CONCEPT SKETCH

CONCEPT MASSING SKETCHES

PASSIVE SYSTEM UTILIZATION WAS THE MAIN EMPHASIS ON THIS PROJECT INCLUDING A RAINWATER COLLECTION SYSTEM, GREEN-ROOF SYSTEM,AND PHOSOVOLTAIC CELL SYSTEM.

WALL SECTION PHYSICAL MODEL PHOTOS

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RENDERING

ADVANCED SYSTEMS - BUILDING ANALYSIS - 3RD YEAR THESE ASSIGNMENTS EXPLORED THE PLAN, SECTION, ELEVATION, AND PERSPECTIVE VIEWS OF CHURCHES AND VARIOUS IMPORTANT ROMAN ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS FROM ANCIENT TO MODERN TIME. THROUGH ON-SITE SKETCHING AND CAREFUL RESEARCH, THE SELECTED BUILDINGSWERE ANALYZED AND REPRESENTED IN VARIOUS WAYS WITH SKETCHING AND RENDERING TECHNIQUES.

ROME AND FLORENCE SKETCHES + ADVANCED SYSTEMSASSIGNMENTS

ONE OF THE DEVELOPMENTAL PROJECTS DURING THE TIME IN ROME WAS A “RIONE” STUDY, WHICH ENTAILEDANALYSIS OF A SPECIFIC DISTRICT IN ROME AND ITSPROMINENT ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENTS.

RIONE MONTI STUDYBERNINI SCULPTURE STUDY

BERNINI CHURCH STUDY TEMPIETTO STUDY

SANTA MARIA MAGGIORE STUDY

MICHAELANGELO STUDY

A SERIES OF CHURCH FACADE STUDIES WEREPUT IN PLACE IN ORDER TO BE ABLE TO IDENTIFYDIFFERENT STYLES AND TIME PERIODS FROM A VARIETY OF ARCHITECTS.

SANTA MARIA AL MONTE

A COURTYARD AND COLUMNSTUDY TOOK PLACE IN FLORENCE TO FOCUS ON PALACE STRUCTURE AND ORIENTATION.

PALAZZO VECCHIO STUDYPANTHEON STUDY

PANTHEON PLAN AND SECTION STUDY SANTA MARIA DE NOVELLA