Samantha Park's Portfolio 2013

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Samantha S. Park


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Travellers InnFall 2012/Professor James WareldUniversity of Illinois at Urbana ChampaignAutoCAD/Illustrator/Revit

The Tango InstituteSpring 2010/Professor Alejandro LapunzinaEcole Nationale Superieure dArchitecture de Versailles

AutoCAD/Hand Rendering

pg. 07-12

pg. 19-24

The Community CenterFall 2010/Professor Scott Murray

University of Illinois at Urbana ChampaignAutoCAD/Illustrator/Revit

pg. 13-18

Transport-A-Ball pg. 25-28Spring 2010/Professor Armin Katan

Barbara Bueno/Pauline Gillet/Sandrine Marguerie/Amelie Thouveny

Ecole Nationale Superieure dArchitecture de VersaillesAutoCAD/3D AutoCAD/Hand Sketch

Sketches pg. 29-32

The Clarendon CrossingSpring 2013/Professor Damon Leverett

University of Illinois at Urbana ChampaignAutoCAD/Hand Rendering/SketchUp/Excel/Vasari

pg. 01-06


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THE CLARENDON CROSSINGARLINGTON, VA


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PRECEDENT

[SW] 45 X 100

120

[S] 45 X 100

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[SE] 45 X 100

65

[S] 70 X 120

65

[S] 70 X 84

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The proposal of developing a multi-use building in Arlington, VA. The development

required retail and a choice of hotel or apartment or ofce, and a special use.

Arlington is occupied mostly by young thirties to late fourties who commute to

Washington D.C. or somewhere else other than Arlington. Therefore, Arlington is a

quiet neighborhood during the day. My goal was to vitalize the city during the day

and night.

The ofce and apartment are located at the site to invite people to work and to live

in Arlington, which would increase the working population in the town. The art gallery

would be the new attraction, not only to the local residents, but to worldwide visitors.

Big Xpo - The innite loop circulation

Leeum Museum - Column organization

Rogier Tower - LED facade

CONCEPT

Raised the entire mass to produce the continuous

outdoor ground level circulation

Roof Plan

Raised the higher sector of the building again to

separate public and private areas and to develop a

continuous public outdoor space

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FLOOR: 273,600 SQ.FT. WALL:139,200 SQ. FT.ARLINGTON, VA. MAX. 94F

Total anticipated annual carbon emission is 3,826 tons where the majority emission occurs from

electricity consumption [4,465 tons]. The building with 40% glaze will experience high electricity

use and cost, approximately 77%. Out of 77%, 45% [$181,791] will be for HVAC system. Also,

out of 33% use of fuel, 87% is assumed to be utilized for HVAC system. As assumed, monthly

heating and cooling loads are the highest for equipments. Therefore, the Clarendon Mixed Use

Building utilized the most suitable natural lights according to the functions. The accessible green

roofs on the central building benet the heating and cooling loads and provide a get away places

for people who rather enjoy the natural air conditioning.

ANNUAL ENERGY USE/COST ENERGY USE: FUEL ENERGY USE: ELECTRICITY

MONTHLY HEAT ING LOAD MONTHLY COOLIND LOAD

ENERGY CONSUMPTION

Ofce: 1 spot/580 sq. ft. [191]

399Apartment: 1 spot/unit [208]

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PARKING LOT REQUIREMENT

Total required:

PARKING LOT CAPACITY

East site: average 90 spots [179]

Triangle site: average 207 spots [621]

South site: average 255 spots [510]

Total capacity: 1,310

TWO parking oors are

provided for the Art Gallery,

on the East Site, and the Retail,

on the South Site for the visitors

convenience.

THREEparking oors are

located on the traingle

site to accomdate

parking spaces for the

apartment residents

and the ofce users.The additional parking

spaces are available

for the commercial use.

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RETAIL

SERVICE AREA

RESTROOM

LOADING DECK

CAFE

PARKING ENTRANCE

RESTAURANT

ART GALLERY

OFFICE

APARTMENTApartment and Ofce

Second Level Retail

Ground Level

Underground parking lot [-54]

Inclining retail mall [+36]

Retail mall on the south site

Third oor public roof gardenArt gallery [+54]

6 story ofce building [+150]The void for sun light [+163]Roof top gargen with limited access [+168]

16 story apartment [+272]

Private roof top garden [+290]

LED Wire Mesh System

The building with LED wire meshstill stands out clearly since the

LED wire mesh is harder to spot

out during the day. At night, the

LED lights provide a new dynamic

facade of the building. Therefore,

it allows the building to have multi-

face.

Focal point park - w rapped around

by retail stores

Parking lot [-36]

The Approach from the Train Station

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TRAVELLERS INN

LALIBELA, ETHIOPIAROCK HEWN CHURCHES


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Saint Mesqel Lalibela ordered his people to construct eleven rock

hewn churches in late 12th century as an attempt to build New

Jerusalem

Eleven rock hewn churches at Lalibela, Ethiopia have been listed on

UNESCO heritage site since 1978.

Lalibela is located about 420 miles from Addis Ababa, t he Capital of Ethiopia. The

tourists continuously visit the site throughout the year to see monolithic churches that

are carved out of li ving rocks.

The temperature ranges between mid 70s to low 50s with rainy seasons on July and

August. The moderate temperatures allows to blend the exterior and the interior

places.

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The light tubes are covered with glass

panels that are removeable in case of

breakage. The carved rocks surround

the light tubes on the ground to create

pathways as well as seating areas.

The window mullions are built in the

concrete walls. The windows can be

replaced by installing sliding rock

closures at the bottom of the window.


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The integration of traditional monolithic design was

emphazised to recapture the essence of UNESCO

world heritage site, Rock Hewn Churches. All of

seven complexes, one public and six privates, are

embedded into the ground and connected with

underground pathways which provide chance to feel

the life at Lalibela in 13th Century.

Once the visitors arrive at the inn, the public building

welcomes them with the lines of coffee and snacks.

Once the visitors are assigned to whichever unit they

prefer to stay, they walk along the underground

pathways lit by the natural lights through the light

tubes during the day. All visitors go through them, and

they experience how its like to wander underground.

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The site is located about 2,000 feet above the sea level. The private units face the

South to receive the most day lights.

The underground paths are partially uncovered to display the actual routes that

connect seven buildings. The underground pathways are indicated with carved rocks

and light tubes as the above site model shows.

Second level [15 ft]

Roof plan

First level [Half underground]

Underground level [-25 ft]

PRIVATE UNIT

PRIVATE UNIT

KITCHEN

LAUNDRY

GATHERINGSTAFF AREA

MECHANICAL

LAUNDRY

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The gorgeous mountain slopes are maintained by keeping the buildings height lows

and the scenic views can be enjoyed from the travellers inn. The thirty minute donkey

ride from the inn to the site adds the additional excitment during the visit to Lalibela.

Getting to the Travellers Inn

30 minute bus ride from the airport toLalibela, then transfer to a donkey.


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THE COMMUNITY CENTERCHAMPAIGN, IL


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South Elevation

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LOBBY& RESTROOM

LOCKER ROOM

STORAGE

BASKETBALLCOURT/MULTIPURPOSEROOM

RECEPTION/LOBBY

CLASSROOM/CHILDRENS ROOM

COMPUTER STATION

OFFICE

WASHROOM

STORAGE

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TRASH ROOM

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West Elevation

The wide staircase leads stright to the upper level, the

most spatial area of the building.

The outdoor and indoor cafe seats create a friendlier

atmosphere to attract pedastrians and residents.

South East Corner

The proposal of a community center in Champaign, Illinois,

located between residential and commercial areas. The

current characteristics of the site was integrated to create

a place where people from both areas could have an easy

access.

The site is currently used as a parking lot, which is very

spatial and accessible by people. The spatial interior wasobtained by 20 feet high ceiling at the entrance and 5 feet

ceiling incline throughout the building.

The purple arrows indicate the major noise directions and

the yellow arrows indicate the diffuse light, which provides

the indirect day light. A green space is placed on the west

side of the building to provide noise barrier.

Zoning Diagram

HVAC Distribution

The interior space minimized the use of partitions to

maximize the vnatural light and ventilation. The

clerestories and windows in the basement permit the

natural horizontal and vertical ventilation. The Natural

Resource Diagram displays the use of direct and diffuse

light.

The light shelf system is incorporated on the facade

to prevent the over heating or the glare of direct light

penetration from the South.

The tilted solar panels on the roof collect the direct light

from South.

Natural Resource Diagram


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MECHANICALROOM

TRASHROOM

STORAGE OFFICE

DIRECTORS

OFFICE

MEETING

ROOM

JANITORS

ROOM

CAFE

COMPUTER

STATION

CLASSROOM CHILDRENS ROOM

DOWN

OPENTO BELOW

OPENTO BELOW

DOWN

LEVEL0

RECEPTION

LOBBY

WASHROOM

LEVEL+10

UP

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Basement

Ground level and Upper level

West East Section

South Elevation

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ELEVATORCORE

OPEN-WEBJOIST

W15 GIRDER

W21 GIRDER

W12 BEAM

CONCRETE FOUNDATION

The ofces are located on the north

side to utilize diffuse light. The

roof garden on the south elevation

provides seating area for the

visitors. Also, the green roof prevents

excessive heat gain or loss, which

improves the overall insulation.

The basketball court and the locker

room facilities are located in the

basement. The gymnasium has ten

feet raised ceiling to allow daylight

penetration to the court to reduces

the energy consumption.

Wall Section Deails

Structure Diagrams


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THE TANGO INSTITUTE

MONTMARTRE, PARIS, FRANCE


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Montmartre- Where visitors and street artists gather

Metro

Bus 95, 80

18 meter high sloped site located between

Rue Gabrielle and Place du Tertre

The goal of this project was to promote Tango lessons and educational information to the visitors and

local residents.

The incorporation of two distinct areas, a local (Rue Gabriell) and a public (Place du Tertre) communities

that are separated by 18 meter slope, was the most signicant issue t o resolve. The concept focused

on creating a bridge to connect the upper and the lower levels of the neighborhood.

Ground Level (0m)

First Level (4m) Second Level (8m) Third Level (11m) Fourth Level (14m) Fifth Level (18m)

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West Section

West Elevation East Elevation

East Section23 24

The upper and the lower levels are connected

by a long starcase on the west side of the

building. The building resembles the site by

having two different functions, the institution on

North and exhibitions on South. These areas

are connected by the courtyard bridge.

The Tango Institute itself functions as a bridge

to encourage the visitors and residents to

interact and to mingle between the upper and

lower communities.


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TRANSPORT-A-BALL

WHEREVER YOU WANT TO GO

Fold the ball and drive to the next destination


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A ball is easy to tranport and it can be placed either on solid

surfaces or in the water. Therefore, the sphere is an adequate shape

for the microhouse. The sphere allows a large volume inside with the

same width and height, which gives freedom of organizing interior

space according to the user.

The water tank is located on the bottom of the sphere to

provide a stablization. The tripod legs and a ladder allow the

Transport-A-Ball to be installed anywhere, seashore, desert,

mountain, city, and so on.

Space Efciency

The oors and the polycarbonated glass walls are divided into fourpieces, which overlaps on one another to allow the ball to fold into

1/4 of a sphere. The folded sphere has a dimension of 5m by 2.5m,

and it could be loaded on the truck and head off to wherever.

The xed furniture including a sink, cabinets, closets, a toilet, and a

bed are attached to the adjustable center poll. Therefore, when the

sphere is fully folded, the furniture forms a single line.

Umbrella Water Collector

- Made out of rubber,

therefore it can be folded

up or down depends on the

weather

Dual Function Pipe

- The outer pipe is connected

to the water tank and the

center pipe is used as a

chimney.

Triple Layered Wall

- For exterior side of the wall,

photovoltaic panels are inserted

between two polycarbonated

glasses.- Vacuum insulation is used to

reduce the thickness of the wall by

ten times compared to the typical

insulation system.

Full Layers of the Sphere

- The rubber umbrella

water collector, photoboltaic

embedded polycargonated

glasses, and vacuum insulation

Direct Lights

- Instead of inserting

photoboltaic panels

in all walls, the top

quarter of the walls areclear glass windows to

allow natural lights

Floor Plan

Fixed Furniture Section Supporters

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SKETCHESSINCE 2009


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The landscape and building

sketches done since 2009

during the study abroad

program at Versailles,France.

Napkin Contest Submissions

Architecture Record 2010

Chicago Skyline

KyungBokGoong

HanOk Village

Walkthrough from the hostel to a piazza

Regusa, Sicily, Italy

Looking down at Piazza Repubblica

Regusa, Sicily, Italy

Syracusa, Italy Dublin, Ireland

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Ever since I explored the ways to express

my interpretations of surroundings with

only a pen or a marker, sketching

became the joy of creation andexpression.

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