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Architecture Portfolio of Augustus Dane

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augustus dane

portfolio of selected undergraduate architecture projects


ARCHITECTURE IS NOT BASED ON CONCRETE AND STEEL AND THE ELEMENTS OF THE SOIL. ARCHITECTURE IS BASED ON WONDER. ‒ DANIEL LIBESKIND


TABLE OF CONTENTS Select Academic Projects Education Center Housing Urban Market Innovation Hub Galler y

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Projects


#1

intergenerational rural EDUCATION CENTER

#2

newark edge HOUSING

#3

ironbound MARKETPLACE

#4

google campus INNOVATION HUB

#5

university GALLERIES


#1

intergenerational rural EDUCATION CENTER

An architectural manifestation of one’s lifelong search for enlightenment, this sustainable, open air school in Modasa, India, aims to create a unique experience for each user group. Located along the path towards enlightenment are programmatic areas that address the needs of education, meditation, recreation, and relaxation.

north elevation

10 Education Center

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site plan

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south elevation

Education Center 11


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Bamboo column to roof connection

Bamboo column to footing connection

Education Center 13


#2

14 Housing

newark edge HOUSING

SECTION BB

SECTION CC


SECTION DD

SECTION EE

Housing 15


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LIGHTRAIL

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EXISTING PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

COMBINED

PROPOSED CIRCULATION THROUGH SITE

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site plan

NODES DRAWN FROM POINTS OF INTEREST


SECTION AA

NODES INFORM POSSIBLE PROGRAMMATIC SOLUTIONS

LIGHTRAIL DIVIDES SITE IN TWO

EXISTING AND PROPOSED LIGHTRAIL STOPS FURTHER DIVIDE THE SITE

FURTHER DIVISION TO BUILDING FORM

RESULTANT SITE STRATEGY

Housing 17


#3

18 Marketplace

ironbound MARKETPLACE


Marketplace 19


STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLY

GROUND FLOOR WALLS

WALLS NOTCH

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first Floor Plan

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second Floor Plan

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SPANDREL PANELS

STRUCTURAL ENVELOPE

Ground Floor Plan

50 100

COLUMNS + CORE

FLOORS

ROOF + SKYLIGHTS


interior view from mezzanine

catalogue of wall types

Marketplace 21


#4

google campus INNOVATION HUB

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Using Google’s forward-thinking vision of the modern workplace as a conceptual blueprint, this campus headquarters serves as a incubator for innovation and a technological metropolis that encourages serendipitious encouters and “happy accidents”. Two cores of offices and amenities are divided and united through a circulatory spine that nutures the spirit of collaboration and community. This spine takes the form of folded plates that connect the the two poles of the building. The semi programmatic spaces located along this spine serve multiple functions; from screening rooms, to group and solo work spaces, as well as areas for recreation and relaxation.

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ground floor Plan cut @ 4’

Level 1 Plan cut @ 24’

Level 2 Plan cut @ 38’

LEVEL 8 +103.5’ ROOF

LEVEL 7 +88.5’ ROOF ACCESS

Level 3 Plan cut @ 54’

LEVEL 8 +101.5’ ROOF

LEVEL 7 +88.5’ ROOF ACCESS

LEVEL 6 +109’ CAFETERIA LEVEL 6 +76.5’ CAFETERIA

LEVEL 5 +97’ GYM, MGMT OFFICES LEVEL 5 +64.5’ GYM, MGMT OFFICES

LEVEL 4 +85’ OFFICES, CONFERENCE LEVEL 4 +52.5’ OFFICES, CONFERENCE

LEVEL 3 +50 OFFICES, CONFERENCE LEVEL 3 +40.5’ OFFICES, CONFERENCE

LEVEL 2 +35’ FLEXIBLE OFFICE LEVEL 2 +28.5’ FLEXIBLE OFFICE

LEVEL 1 +13.5’ SERVER ROOM

LEVEL 1 +13.5’ SERVER ROOM

LEVEL 0 +0’ LOBBY

LEVEL 0 +0’ LOBBY

LEVEL -1 -4.5’ MULTI-PURPOSE, SECURITY

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Level 5 Plan Level 5 Plan cut @ 84’cut @ 84’

Level 6 Plan Level 6 Plan cut @ 98’cut @ 98’

Level 7 Plan Level 7 Plan cut @ 106’cut @ 106’

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RUTGERS

#5

26 Galleries

university GALLERIES

Clasped hands are enjoined to create a hillside transition zone between two campuses. The resultant “fingers of space� offer a range of gallery and activity arrangements, all while maintaining a human and intimate scale. Through the intersections of these fingers, crevices of light and space assure an ongoing dialogue between interior and exterior as the users weave their way along alternate paths.


Galleries 27


north west elevation 5’

25’ 10’

35’

Lower ground floor plan

PROGRAM KEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21

Ticketing/coats Gallery Auditorium Conference Room Lecture Room Meeting Room reading Room Faculty Office Visiting Scholars Office Staff Management Office Staff Facilities Office Cafe Faculty Dining Room Kitchen Bookshop Exhibit Workshop Receiving/Crating Truck Dock Storage Mail Room Security Control Room Mechanical Space Mechanical shaft truck turnaround

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5’

25’ 10’

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35’


south west elevation 5’

25’ 10’

35’

upper ground floor plan

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warren st

5’

25’ 10’

35’

Galleries 29


longitudinal section 10’

50’ 25’

second floor plan

PROGRAM KEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21

Ticketing/coats Gallery Auditorium Conference Room Lecture Room Meeting Room reading Room Faculty Office Visiting Scholars Office Staff Management Office Staff Facilities Office Cafe Faculty Dining Room Kitchen Bookshop Exhibit Workshop Receiving/Crating Truck Dock Storage Mail Room Security Control Room Mechanical Space Mechanical shaft truck turnaround

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5’

25’ 10’

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35’


Section DD 10’

Section EE 50’

10’

25’

Section FF 10’

50’

50’ 25’

25’

third floor plan

PROGRAM KEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 21

Ticketing/coats Gallery Auditorium Conference Room Lecture Room Meeting Room reading Room Faculty Office Visiting Scholars Office Staff Management Office Staff Facilities Office Cafe Faculty Dining Room Kitchen Bookshop Exhibit Workshop Receiving/Crating Truck Dock Storage Mail Room Security Control Room Mechanical Space Mechanical shaft truck turnaround

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5’

25’ 10’

35’

Galleries 31


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Partial exterior elevation

Partial interior elevation

32 Galleries

wall section

structure & column grid


detail a

6”

2’6” 1’

5’

3/4” glass panel railing aluminum fitting 3/4” oak finish floor 6” raised floor system 4” composite metal deck w 18x106 steel girder W 12x72 steel column drop ceiling

detail b

6”

2’6” 1’

5’

3/4” oak finish floor 6” raised floor system 4” composite metal deck w 18x50 steel beam W 24x162 steel howe truss 6” insulated precast panel 2” Aluminum panel

detail c

6”

2’6” 1’

5’

2” concrete pavers on pedestals 3” xeps insulation waterproof membrane 4” composite metal deck 2” drainage pipe w 18x50 steel beam 12” concrete foundation wall

Galleries 33


34 Galleries


Galleries 35


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