Andrew Pottinger's Fall 5th Year Portfolio

Portfolio

Andrew Pottinger

5th Year Architecture & Interior

Resume

Table of Contents -Unit 818

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2019 Parkway Central High (St. Louis, MO) 2023 Bachelors of Science in Interior Architecture, University of Kansas 2025 Masters of Architecture, University of Kansas with a certificate in Design Build (expected)

-Prairie Center

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Involvement

-HW Ember

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-The Reef

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-The Twist 4th Year

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-The Lotus Chair

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5th Year

Education

5th Year

4th Year

AIAS Captain of Mens Ku Ultimate Frisbee Ku Club Sports Executive board member

Work Experience FINKLE&WILLIAMS (2024) -Architecture design intern -Architectural details for CD’s -Floor plan iterations for clients -Public projects in the KC area -Client design presentations BURNS AND MCDONNELL (summers of 2022-2023) -Interior design intern -Aviation & Federal division OFFICE TECH AT SAGE CO STL (2019-2021) -Charting/ Data Collection -Office systems design & installation -Scheduling Contacts: email: a225p843@ku.edu LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/andrew-pottinger-8b52161b5 Phone: (314)650-8595

Software Experience

Software: Years of Experience: Auto Cad 4 Inventor 7 Revit 6 Enscape 5 Lumion 4 Photoshop 5 Illustrator 5 Indesign 5 Cura 6 Excel 4 Rhino (Grasshopper) 2

4th Year

3rd Year

Unit 818 Mixed-Use West Colfax, Denver,CO Arch 608 Andrew Pottinger

One of a five part urban design proposal, Unit 818 aims to provide an affordable mixed use housing meant to confirm, inspire, and connect residence and community members of the West Colfax neighborhood. Just outside downtown Denver, Unit 818 offers the financial feasibility for recent graduates and young professionals to start the next chapter of their lives. Unit 818 offers 1-2 Person Studio Apartments all beautifully interwoven among public amenity , communal, and private spaces for residences every need. The effect of Unit 818’s beautiful interior views and spaces will foster natural communal relationships, hobbies, and businesses. Designed to promote strong community and healthy life styles, 818 offers the most important benefits of mixed use housing without paying the high prices of Denver.

Andrew Pottinger Shannon Criss Fall 2023 ARCH608-Urban Dwelling

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Site & Form Idea

Regulatory Requirements and Mobility

Site

U-MS-5: Collector or arterial street corridors, or may be embedded within a larger commercial shopping center or mixed-use area.

Max Stories: 5 Max height: 70’ Max Stories/Height with Incentives:7/95’ Main Street Setback:10’ Side Street Setback:5’ Transparency on Main street:40% Transparency on Side Street:25%

Commercial Restaurants Medical Schools Residential Lot: 9,375 sqf

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Step 1: Massing Takes Form of Site

Step 2: Level one is pushed in response to Colfax Ave and Big Daddy’s Pizza

Step 3: Two Courtyards are cut to let in daylight into the core of the building.

Step 4: Step down the east wing to make rooftop accessible by elevator and respond to adjacent building heights..

Step 5: Sky bridge is pulled to celebrate circulation.

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Bike Share: All Zone Districts: 1 required vehicle parking space reduced for each 5 bike share parking spaces provided.

10 total Bike shares= 4 Parking spaces required.

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Parking Code for Multi family dwellings: 1 Parking space per 3 dwelling units 16/3=6 Parking spaces

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Strategy 2: Design for Ecosystem and water 1 A108

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A Se faira Data Energy Savings Model before vs after

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Business Incubator

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Front Desk Staff Support Mech

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Cat Cafe

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Cat Room

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Kennels

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Storage

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Lobby

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After sun rise, no major solar effects are noticeable.

Studio apartments facing north and west begin to warm while south and east facing studios retain coolness during the night.

Morning sun begins to heat warm the Efast facing walls and studio’s.

6th floor East facing walls containing amenity space also experience heat gain.

The climax of heat gain is experienced around 2pm.

Eastern walls and studios experience solar gain while the core amenity spaces stay shaded and cool. Roofs experience harsh sunlight. Southern facing outdoor patio also experience hard direct sunlight.

The roof begins to experience less harsh solar exposure while western facing patios experience the setting suns direct heat gain.

Western facing studios will experience warmer temperatures during the night as studios absorb the settings sun’s direct light.

With the sun fully set, studio space experience cooling while thermal mass releases its warm from the western sun.

Average Annual Rainfall (Inches) Average Annual Runoff (Inches) Days per Year with Rainfall Days per year with Runoff Percent of Wet Days Retained Smallest Rainfall w/ Runoff (Inches) Largest Rainfall w/o Runoff (Inches) Max Rainfall Retained (Inches) Blue Roof will adequately handle rain wall and provide means for water retention.

Green Roof will hold native plantings which are watered by Blue Roof systems.

13.96 4.00 30.03 10.59 64.73 0.20 0.40 1.32

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10 Public Restroom 11 Elevator

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

Green roof will provide pollination opportunity for local Bee’s Green roof will promote active and healthy insect life which supports birds and plants.

Step 1: Rain is collected on blue roof

Green roof will provide vegetable for residents

Green Roof will provide food in the form of insects for passing birds and waterfowl

Step 2: Rain water runs through pipes hidden in the building envelope

Native Plants

Asclepias Incarnata

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Circulation/ Egress

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Circulation Amenity

Calamogrostis Candensis

Cat Cafe

Rosa Acicularis

Step 3: water is sprinkled over hanging planting

Sambucus Nigra SSP. Candensis Rhododenron Albiflorum

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Studio Apartments

Step 4: Water drips down into bioswale

Carex Stipata

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7,266 sf

------------------------------LVL2 Outdoor Patio: 328sf PingPong: 1010sf Entertainment Room: 430 Lounge:432 -------------------------------LVL3 Gym:467sf Billiards:901sf Laundry:425sf Lounge:916sf -------------------------------LVL4 Conference:268sf Public Arts/Crafts:424sf Lounge:850sf -------------------------------LVL5 Garden Storage:515sf Public Kitchen/Event Space:503sf Lounge:850sf

Studio Apartments: 16/440-515sf

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8,119 sf

1030 Incubator:550sf Maker space:481

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Scale

Fire Egress

Horizontal Circulation

Elevator

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A109

Stairs

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3D View 5

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14 Studio 15 Public Outdoor Patio 16 Ping Pong

1,117 sf

4,958 sf

Cat Cafe:671sf 1,386 sf per Floor Cat Room:226sf Skybridge: 445sf Kennel:64sf Storage:156sf

17 Entertainment Room 18 Studio 19 Studio 20

Lounge

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25 Apartment 26 Gym

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28 Laundry 29 Apartment

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Lounge

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Level 3 1/16" = 1'-0"

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

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ADA Studio Plan 1

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37 Studio 38 Conference Work Room 39 Arts/Crafts 40 Apartment 41 Apartment 42

Lounge

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Level 4 1/16" = 1'-0"

1 Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

Studio Layout 1/4" = 1'-0" Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"

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Building Construction + Structure

Elevation

6x18 Timber Beam

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1 A108

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10x10 Timber Column Level 6 70' - 0" Level 5 57' - 0"

Fixed Apartment Triple pane Windows

Level 4 44' - 0" Level 3 31' - 0" 3 Hour Separation

Level 2 18' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

Type IV Type IA

16x32 Concrete Beam 18x18 Concrete Column

North 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

Systems Section 1 A109

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Operable panels over triple paned windows

Level 4 44' - 0" Level 3 31' - 0" Level 2 18' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

VAV HVAC Section 2 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

Mini Split

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Elevation Elevations Operable mesh balcony sun shade panels

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Level 5 57' - 0"

Level 5 57' - 0"

Level 4 44' - 0"

Level 4 44' - 0"

Level 3 31' - 0"

Level 3 31' - 0"

Level 2 18' - 0"

Level 2 18' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

West 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

Elevation Elevations

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South 1/16" = 1'-0"

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

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Courtyard

Skybridge

Business Incubator

Studio Apartment

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Unit 818

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Prairie sports outpatient surgical center was a 5th year architecture design studio project which aimed to explore the future of health and wellness architecture and design. Our processor Rick Embers, former president of Pulse Design Group, helped our class brainstorm and design outpatient surgical centers which centered around patient wellbeing, environmentally conscious design, and an exploration of form and concept in the parameters of a fully functioning surgical center to create a healing environment that provides the user with a holistic and empowering experience through the implementation of natural elements, ease in accessibility, and transformative care. This project was completed in team of two and was delivered in a single semester.

Prairie Sports Outpatient Surgical Center Lawrence, KS Arch 609/610 Andrew Pottinger & Landon Dinkel

Assignment 7: Building Energy Modeling Final Concept Drivers

Lighting/Energy

1:15 PM

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Extrude a mass on site to house the West Lawrence Ambulatory Surgery Center and Sports Medicine Clinic

AssignmentE7: Building Energy Modeling

Divide the mass into separate and distinctive parts. One side to house the Sports Medicine Clinic, the other side to house the Ambulatory Surgery Center

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Many build back glare the A light Many strategies have been used to create a comforta building operates in a energy efficient manner.

Large open back facades of the ASC and Sports Clinic. These curt expe glare and harsh direct lighting while maximizing ligh the ASC, where sunlight needs to be minimal,the largero o light makes its way into the space, while providing sh storie open weights and group exercise spaces allows for m experience. These large overhangs also act ason return ar the roof and ceiling and that hot air can be returned usag 6:41 stories arePM used in the middle of both the ASC and Sp on artificial light. Similarly, the ro used W water is collected on usage as well as the water wall located in the lobby. O used to protect each room while maximizing Throu sunligh Through each day the sun provides ambient light int direc direct harsh sunlight. Similarly, Masonry walls located of mo the of the ASC can act as a trombe wall in the cooler

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Orient the mass around the round-a-bout feature.

Design entrances that are easily accessible for the administration of care.

Incorporate second story observation rooms and cafe for patients in post recovery stage in Ambulatory Surgery Center

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Mechanical Room

Operating Room

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Anesthesia Workroom

Operating Room

AD Operating Room

Operating Room

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Sterile Equipment Packaging

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Ambulatory Surgery Center Detailed Plan

General Storage

Operating Room

Mechanical Room

Operating Room

Anesthesia Workroom

Operating Room

Operating Room

Central Sterile Core

Sterile Equipment Storage

Operating Room Operating Room

Sterile Equipment Packaging

Operating Room

Control Station

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Sports Medicine Clinic Detailed Plan AA

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647 SF

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Bathroom 523 92 SF

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Observation Room Observation Room 526

624 SF

Bath Bathroom 527

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2B 3G Obseravtion Room 518

Observation Room 636 SF

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194 SF

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556 SF

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USG Illusions Alluminum Roofing Panel

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Top of Floor 18' - 9 1/2" L2 17' - 0"

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USG Illusions Alluminum Roofing Panel

Roof Deck 1.5 NR 20

HSS 5x5 3/16 Square Tube Steel

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Accoustic Ceiling Tiles

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Structural Plans Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

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The journey of healing at...

The grand stairway in the main lobby allows for easy access to the second floor of the Prairie Sports & Outpatient Surgery Center. These stairs open to use by all individuals and allow for scenic views out curtain wall windows.

The tall open lobby lets in plenty of natural light and creates a large luxurious feeling welcoming visitors to the surgical centers many uses. Warm wood materials contrast white walls and ceiling to create a blend of vibrancy and texture which accentuates the interior experience.

Patient arrival begins at the round-a-bout located in the center of the structure. The easy to navigate round-a-bout allows for the patient to be safely dropped off at the Sports Medicine Clinic or Ambulatory Surgery Center for their appointment.

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Once on the second floor of the structure, the visitor is greeted with a cafe amenity as well as open seating for the cafe space. The round curvature of the second level provides expansive views over the city of Lawrence.

The seating layout of the second floor accommodates single individuals who may be waiting on a patient as well as large families that may be waiting on a patient in surgery. The use of materials is intended to feel homelike and calming for family of those in surgery.

The physical therapy center features a sloped ceiling which lets light deep into the middle of the open plan while creating a shorter floor to ceiling height.

The workout facilities of the Sports Medicine Clinic are expansive and allow for physical healing to take place. Once again, the glass curtain wall around the structure allows for natural light to filter deep into the space.

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HW EMBER Health & Wellness Center Mass St, Lawrence, S Arch 602 Andrew Pottinger

MENTAL

ANDREW POTTINGER ARCH 602 8/10.2023 THOMAS J ALLEN

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LVL2 KEY 1. ROCK CLIMBING 2.GARDEN ENTRANCE 1 2 Level 2 1 3.PICKLEBALL 1/16" = 1'-0" 4.RETAIL 5.LOBBY 6.JUICE BAR 7.PUBLIC RR 8.MULTI USE CLASS 9.DIRECTORS OFFICE 10.OFFICE 11.OFFICE SUPPORT 12.ELIVATAOR MECH 13.STAFF LOUNGE 14.LAUNDRY 15.SERVICE VEHICLE 16. POOL /HOTUB /SAUNA 17. CIRCUIT WEIGHT 18.AEROBIC EXERCISE 19.CARDIO THEATRE 20.CIRCUIT STORAGE 21.AEROBIC STORAGE 22.FIRST AID Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

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SPACES IN OUR CENTER WILL SUPPORT PHYSICAL, COMMUNAL, AND MENTAL GROWTH, CREATING A CENTER ON MASS STREET TO ACT AS A BEACON OF PROACTIVE HEALTHY LIVING. AS A SYMBOL OF THE GATEWAY OF MASSACHUSETTS ST, EMBER WILL ACTIVATE THE CORNER IN WHICH It SITS AS A COMMUNIT Y CENTER OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS WHICH LAWRENCE STRIVES TO ACHIEVE AS A COMMUNIT Y.

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DURING MY 2023 SUMMER, I TOOK A HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTERED STUDIO LEAD BY TOM ALLEN AT KU. OUR PROJECT WAS TO BE A HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN LAWRENCE. THE BUSY MASSACHUSETTS STREET WAS TO BE THE MAIN ROAD TO THE WELLNESS CENTER AND THIS CENTER WAS TO SERVE AS THE GATEWAY INTO THE DOWNTOWN AREA FROM THE SOUTH. EMBER HEALTH AND WELLNESS AIMS TO ACTIVATE, INSPIRE, AND REVIVE WELLBEING PRACTICES IN THE LAWRENCE COMMUNIT Y. THE THREE HORIZONTAL LINES OF OUR LOGO REPRESENTS THE THREE GOALS OF OUR HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER, WHILE THE THREE VERTICAL LINES REPRESENT THE AREAS IN WHICH OUR CENTER FOCUSES ON.

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Scale 1/16"

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

MPH JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY. JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC. 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 % JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY. JUNE JULY AUG. SEPT. OCT. NOV. DEC.

BLOCKING PLAN

SERVICE VEHICLE ACCESS

STAIRS

LAUNDRY

ELEVATOR

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RETAIL

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LOUNGE

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MASSAGE OFFICE

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Peak solar ration in Jan horiz. sq ft = 600 btu/day vert. sq ft. = 400 btu/day

1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 200 400 600

Food/Drink Entertainment

GARDEN REST STOP/ STAIRS

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East 1/16" = 1'-0"

7/8"RIGID INSULATION WATER AND MOISTURE BARRIER CONCRETE ROOF STEEL FLOOR DECK 1.4MR 17

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

WIDE FLANGE W 8X31 STEEL SHEER L PLATE

PLENUM SPACE SUSPENSION CEILING TIES

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SUSPENDED ACCOUSTICAL CEILING TILE

WATER AND MOISTURE BARRIER

7/8" GYPSUM BOARD

STEEL C STUD 7 1/2"

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

7/8" RIGID INSULATION FRONTEK PLUS CONTINUOUS TRACK FRONTEK CERAMIC CLADDING PANEL

Scale 1/16" = 1'-0"

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FRONTEK PLUS CONTINUOUS TRACK FRONTEK CERAMIC CLADDING PANEL FRONTEK PLUS TRACK SYSTEM END

DANPALON CLEAR POLYCARBONATE 1" PANEL LED MOUNT ALUMINUM 3M L BRACKET

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FINISHED FLOOR 6" CONCRETE SLAB WITH #4 BARS @12"O.C

4" PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE 6MIL WATER AND VAPOR BARRIOR 2" RIGID INSULATION

2" RIGID INSULATION 6MIL WATER AND VAPOR BARRIOR

36"X12" CONTINUOUS CONCRETE FOOTING WITH #4 BARS @12" O.C GRAVEL

A COLLECTION OF DETAILS WERE CREATED TO SHOW OUR RESEARCH IN THE SITE CONDITIONS AND HOW THESE PARAMETERS TRANSLATE INTO CONSTRUCTION. BECAUSE EMBER WAS IMAGINED TO OPERATE DURING BOTH NIGHT AND DAY, UNIQUE EXTERIOR LIGHTING IS DETAILED IN THE DRAWINGS TO EXPRESS NOT ONLY THE MOTIF OF A GLOWING EMBER, BUT TO ALSO PERSONIFY THE EXPRESSION OF A BEACON FOR MASSACHUSETTS STREET. LAWRENCE HAS A LONG HISTORY IN ITS WELLNESS BASED COMMUNIT Y MOVEMENTS AND EMBER AIMS TO BE A SYMBOL OF THE IMPORTANCE HEALTH AND WELLNESS PLAYS IN LAWRENCE COMMUNIT Y EFFORTS.

1/2”=1’ 1

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The Reef

Health & Wellness Hotel Bondi Beach, Australia IA 609 Andrew Pottinger

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FLOORING PLAN

Street/ Valet Entrance Staff Office

WELL air standards are achieved with the indoor/outdoor pool by allowing natural air into the space from the large pool overhead door which offers a portal of natural air flow and fragrances from Bondi Beach.

WELL water standards are achieved with the cafe/bar offering free water and other healthy beverages to all guests which promotes healthy hydration habits.

WELL nourishment standards are also met with the cafe by offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, and other healthy snacks to give all guests energy and promote healthy eating/ snacking habits.

Staff Break Room Fabrica Radiance Sunlight

WELL sound standards are met with ceiling baffles to reduce reverberation and audible noise, in addition, proximity to the beach and open windows and doors allow for a natural ocean sounds to inhabit the space.

WELL material standards are met by using non toxic, naturally sourced materials what are friendly to the environment such as the wolf gordon cork textile found in the welcome lobby seating which is low-emitting and free of conflict minerals, formaldehyde, heavy metals, and phos phates.

WELL mind standards are achieved with the indoor garden which uses the many benefits of biophilia to help users feel less anxious, energize and achieve a more natural and peaceful look and feel to the space.

WELL community standards are achieved with bike and surfboard rentals at the rec shop to promote guests to get out of the hotel and venture into Sydney’s many attractions and natural activities; influencing guest to interact with the Australian community and tourism.

Check in Lobby

Pantheon Tile Rally Coral

WELL light standards are met with the coral patterned back lit walls which promote wakefulness in the day by glowing and emitting cool light during the day, and transitioning to a warmer light at night to promote healthy circadian rhythms.

WELL movement standards are achieved with the floor plans open layout, making guests travel around gardens, pools, and lobby’s to each amenity fostering activity while combating sedentary behavior.

Luggage Storage

Loading Dock

Guest Elevator Pool Mechanical Room SanMarino Tile Bubble Mosaic

Pool Bathroom

Kitchen Prep Kitchen Cafe/Bar

W Restroom Pantheon Tile Rally Blue

M Restroom

Indoor Garden Guest Lobby

Mafia America Inc Oak Country Riva

Rock Climbing wall Rec Shop

Beach and Path Entrance

Flor Terrain Coral

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FURNITURE PLAN

DIMENSIONED PLAN 28' - 11"

20' - 9"

39' - 9"

16' - 7"

25' - 10"

33' - 9"

1

LUGGAGE STORAGE OFFICE SPACE

45' - 6" 2

Isomi Kin II

STAFF WOMENS RESTROOM

Viccarbe Burin table

7' - 9"

62' - 7"

13' - 0"

7' - 1"

170' - 3"

11' - 7"

20' - 1"

13' - 4"

5' - 6"

24' - 3"

1391 SF

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27' - 0"

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5' 0

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WOMENS RESTROOM

15 198 SF

12' - 3"

Benjamin Moore Toffee Orange -3 "

MENS RESTROOM

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16

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240 SF 12' - 9"

8' - 2"

13' - 3"

6' - 11"

13' - 5"

12' - 8"

9' - 2"

29' - 9"

14' - 0"

158' - 3" 14

CF Stinson Sleeping Bear Dunes

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN & LIGHTING

ROCK CLIMBING WALL

27 Missana Nest Bar Stool

8' - 6"

17' - 3"

3

28

15' - 2"

CAFE/BAR

12

17' - 3"

3' - 1"

12' - 3"

161 SF

8

Lammhults Mobel Grade

10' - 0"

Benjamin Moore Under The Big Top

25' - 6"

15

475 SF

16' - 6"

7

9 407 SF POOL RESTROOM 10

9

AJ Products Jetlag Bench

8' - 4"

POOL STORAGE/ MECHANICAL ROOM

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Actiu Bend 8

26' - 1" 14' - 8"

KITCHEN

6'

MDD Artiko Sofa

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12 '

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1769 SF 7

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14

25 225 SF

12 '

7

ELIVATOR

11

17' - 9"

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Venetian Pebbles

24

12 '

Sancal Konoha

458 SF

CF Stinson Truss Tiger Lily

805 SF

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RECREATION SHOP

26

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477 SF

CEILING FINISHES BASWA ACCOUSTIC PHON FINE PLASTER CEILING. 40mm(24,157SF)

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A104

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3FORM VEER FIBERBOARD EMBOSSED PANEL 48" x 96" LID-1004348(14,534SF)

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Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

CEILING LEGEND

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To achieve a oceanic/coral feeling through the lighting, custom pendant shades were designed to illuminate architectural ceiling baffles. These mounts could be 3D printed and placed over the crs80722 led & driver.

The shades needed to be quickly installed, light weight, and easy to replace/ clean. Thick matt finish paper was chosen as the shade for the custom lighting feature.

LUMENWERX ELIA OVAL A

I 23'

H.E WILLIAMS 4AR 4.5" ADJUSTABLE DOWNLIGHT - ROUND

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MARSET DIPPING LIGHT GRAY

LUMENWERX ELIA MULTIPLE ROUND D

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ORSJO BELYSNING HOBO WALL LAMP

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SIMES STAGE ROUND SPOT G SOLAR DK WALL FLEX WALL SCONCE

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HELLONEONSIGN BACKLIT LETTER SIGNAGE CONTECHLIGHTING CRS8_0722 LED PENDANT (REFERE TO DETAIL DRAWING A118 FOR SHADE)

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11' 23'

No.

BASWA ACCOUSTIC MAINTAINCENCE: Dry dirt or dust adhering to the surface can be removed with an adhesive tape or a fine brush (attached to a suction device). Partial organic soiling (drink stains, grease, nicotine etc.) can be removed with BASWA Blonde (bleaching agent) or BASWA Clean (special enzyme cleaner). Prior treatment of the surfaces with BASWA Protect facilitates cleaning and maintenance work.

ASTM D 3273 Standard: 10

1 A105

11' 6" 23'

1

Description

Date

NOTES

11' 6"

An industrial grade silicone such as Momentive SilGlaze II SCS 2800 can be applied to the back of the panels in combination with 3M™ VHB™ tape 4496.

Ground Level 1/16" = 1'-0"

INSTALLATION: ORIENT TILE IN ACCORDANCE WITH PLAN

CRS8_0722 LED AND CUSTOM SHADE SHOULD BE INSTALLED WITH LASER GUIDE (REFERE TO DETAIL SHEET A113 FOR DETAILS

23'

THE REEF ∅6.35 R3.10

3FORM VEER FIBERBOARD EMBOSSED PANEL MAINTAINANCE/ INSTALLATION: Wipe with a soft cloth and a solution of mild soap and/or liquid detergent in water. Rinse thoroughly. Never use scrapers or squeegees and avoid strong solvents.

∅6.00

RCP

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∅4.38

2.45

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

IA 609 PHASE 3 4/22/2023 Author Checker

Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

A106 Scale

1/16" = 1'-0"

4/23/2023 11:01:07 AM

13

GUEST LOBBY

23' - 7"

Allermuir Bench Waves

Swedese Flower

6

20' - 4"

Look Into Nature Design Rakusui

STAFF MENS RESTROOM

18' - 8"

12

5

26' - 5"

8' - 10"

Missana Nest Sofa

The ground floor serves as a space for motifs of energy, relaxation, and recovery to be seamlessly communicated in material selections, lighting, and space utility. The ground north east valet entrance connects to the front desk and ambient seating outside of the back of house storage rooms and break room, as well as guest elevators.

At the south east entrance, we have more ambient seating facing Bondi beach and the indoor garden. A day cafe and night time bar is the heart of the space to serve pool goers and any climbers in need of a refreshments.

Rec shop where guests will be able to rent recreational supplies and purchase apparel will be found adjacent to the rock wall.

1348 SF

12' - 0"

11

23

494 SF

8' - 2"

COR Sitzmobel Roc Easy Chair

WELCOME LOBBY

5

12' - 1"

4

Emser Tile

Momentum Textiles Tiki

Green Furniture Concept Ascent Double Rise

3

6

481 SF

987 SF

531 SF

27' - 0"

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BREAK ROOM

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11' 6"

Date Drawn by

crs8_0722 pendant shade mount detail

Checked by

A119 Scale

Author Checker

4/22/2023 5:41:19 PM

23'

FURNITURE SELECTION OF THE HOTEL WAS SELECTED IN A EFFORT TO MIMIC THE PHYSICAL NATURE OF CORAL AND OCEAN LIFE. THE SOFT EDGES OF THE FURNITURE WAS A CONSCIOUS DESIGN DECISION MADE TO CONTRAST THE LINEAR EXISTING ARCHITECTURE, CREATING SOFT SEATING AND AMENIT Y AREAS TO BE ADMIRED AND ENJOYED BY GUESTS. LARGE SOFAS AND BENCHES CAN BE SEEN THROUGHOUT HALLWAY HOT SPOTS TO OFFER A PHYSICAL BARRIER BETWEEN TRAFFIC AND SIGHT VIEW SEATING. NEAR THE POOL AREA, ALL FURNITURE FEATURES ARE COMPRISED OF WOOD OR PLASTIC AND MINIMAL WATER PROTECTED FABRICS. NEAR THE SOUTHEAST ENTRANCE, FOUR CIRCULAR BENCHES ACT AS SEATING FOR GUESTS WAITING TO LEAVE FOR THE BEACH OR TO GET PICKED UP.

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BUILDING SECTIONS

1 A104

LOBBY ELEVATIONS

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A104

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1st Floor 11' -1st 6" Floor

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

11' - 6"

Level 4 46' - 0"

1st Floor 11' - 6"

3rd Floor 34' - 6" 2nd Floor 23' - 0"

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Description

1st Floor 11' - 6" Consultant

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Elevation 1 - b Ground Level 1 1/8" = 1'-0" 0' - 0" Elevation 1 - b 1 1/8" = 1'-0"

Address Ground Level Address 0' - 0"

ROCK WALL

SOUTH EAST ENTRANCE

FIRE EXIT

Phone Fax e-mail

CAFE/BAR

1st Floor 11' - 6"

Ground Level 0' - 0"

Ground Level 0' - 0"

Date

THE REEF

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

Ground Level 0' - 0"

1 A105

BUILDING SECTION B

Consultant Address Address Phone e-mail

Date

Level 4 46' - 0"

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A105

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3rd Floor 34' - 6"

Scale

2nd Floor 23' - 0"

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THE REEF

GROUPS OF LETTERING SHOULD TIE 1/16" = 1'-0" Project number IA 609 PHASE 3 TO TWO SEPERATE POWER FEEDS. Date 4/22/2023 TIE SWITCHES TO Author LOBBY LIGHTING. Drawn by Checked by Checker

THE REEF IA I E INTERIOR A111 ELEVATIO

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Project numbe

:INSTALL FIXTURE TYPE A(ELIA OVAL 26) @ 12' FFC Elevation section INSTALL FIXTURE TYPE A(ELIA 2 OVAL Scale 38) @11' FFC 1/16" = 1'-0" BOTH FIXTURES IN GROUP ARE REC SHOP INSTALLED ON SAME CENTER REFERE TO RCP FOR INSTALLATION LOCATION

A104

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FOR THE GROUND LEVEL LOBBY, CIRCULATION OF TRAFFIC CENTERS AROUND THE INDOOR GARDEN WHICH LEADS GUESTS AROUND THE SPACE WITH VIEWS TO THE RECREATION SHOP, ROCK WALL, INDOOR/ OUTDOOR POOL, CAFE, BATHROOMS, AND NORTH AND SOUTH ENTRANCES/ EXITS. OPEN TO VIEW, THE 1ST FLOOR HAS A CONTINUOUS CUSTOM CORAL PATTERNED RAILING WITH BACKLIT LIGHTING. WITH LOTS TO DO AND SEE, THE SOUTH ENTRANCE OFFERS A ENERGETIC AREA FOR GUESTS TO EAT, SOCIALIZE, AND PLAN THEIR NEXT ADVENTURE.

Elevation section

:INSTALL FIXTURE TYPE A (ELIA OVAL 26)@12' FFC INSTALL FIXTURE TYPE A (ELIA OVAL Elevation section 38)@ 10' FFC 2 INSTALL FIXTURE TYPE A (ELIA OVAL 412)@8' FFC

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Elevation section

Project number

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Date Drawn by Checked by Scale

A111 Scale

B

No.

5

: WALL WASH INSTALLED FACING GREEN WALL. LIGHTING ANGLE SHOULD BE ADJUSTED TO WALL WASH THE ENTIRE GREEN WALL

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:FURNITURE POWER FEED FOR FURNITURE F1 (REFERE TO FURNITURE SCHEDULE FOR FURNITURE SPECS AND POWER INFO

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A B

Description

Date

B

5

B

P

LIGHTING CONTROL PLAN Copy 1 1/4" = 1'-0"

:FURNITURE POWER FEED. WALL MOUNTED SINGLE GANG J-BOX WITH 3/4" CONDUIT UP TO ABOVE ACCESSIBLE CEILING +1'-6" AFF OR AS NOTED

THE REEF LIGHTING CONTROL PLAN 1 Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

NORTH EAST ENTRANCE

S3

: THREE-WAY SWITCH +3'-10" AFF TO CENTERLINE OF DEVICE BOX

IA 609 PHASE 3 4/22/2023 Author Checker

A108 Scale

SOUTHEAST ENTRANCE

1/4" = 1'-0"

4/22/2023 6:36:27 PM

B

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Ground Level 0' - 0"

P I

AMBIENT SEATING FEATURES SOFT CURVED FURNITURE WHICH SERVE AS RESTING AND WAITING PLACES FOR GUESTS COMING FROM THE VALET OR ELEVATORS. THE EAST FACING WINDOWS OFFER Beautiful VIEWS OF BONDI BEACH AND SYDNEY’S COASTS. CORAL INSPIRED CEILING SHADES FLOW THROUGH THE LONG HALL, MAKING THE TALL CEILINGS FEEL A BIT LESS OPEN AND OFFERS MORE TO BE EXPLORED. CORAL PATTERNED BACKLIT WALLS AND RAILING CONTRAST THE COLORED WALL MURAL OFFERING SPLASHES OF COLOR TO THE SPACE WHILE HIGH LIGHTING EFFECTS.

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:TWOBUILDING FURNITURE POWER FEEDS 2 A104 FORSECTION BACKLIT SIGNAGE. BOTH A

3 B

Date

IA 609 PHASE 3 : REFERE TO LIGHTING SCHEDULE 4/22/2023 FOR Author TYPE B RECESSED DOWNLIGHT LIGHTING TEPERATURE AND POWER. Checker

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4/22/2023 5:28:02 PM

Project number B

Description

LIGHTING CALCULATIONS RECOMENDED FRONT DESK FC:50-100 FRONT DESK:13,485SF FRONT DESK RECOMENDED LM: 674,250-1,348,500 RECOMENDED LOBBY FC:20-50 LOBBYAREA:1769SF RECOMENDED LOBBY LM:35,380-88,450 RECOMENDED ELEVATOR FC:10-20 ELEVATORS AREA:225SF RECOMENDED ELEVATOR LM:2,250-4,500

BUILDING SECTION A

Section 5 1 1/16" = 1'-0"

No.

Elevation 1 - c 1/8" = 1'-0"

Ground Level 0' - 0" Elevation 1 - c 3 1/8" = 1'-0"

FRONT DESK No.

1st Floor 11' - 6"

Ground Level 0' - 0"

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Section 5 1/16" = 1'-0"

LOBBY LIGHTING DETAIL

Ground Level 0' - 0"

Date

4/22/2023 5:28:02 PM

NORTH EA ST ENTRANCE

1st Floor 11' - 6"

Ground Level 0' - 0"

GUEST ELEVATORS

Elevation 1 - b 1/8" = 1'-0"

1st Floor 11' - 6"

2nd Floor 23' - 0" No.

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THE ENTRANCE LOBBY FEATURES A WALL WASHED LIVE GREEN WALL AND BACKLIT SIGNAGE. A ARRAY OF ELIA OVAL CHANDELIERS WERE GROUPED IN A WAY WHICH REFLECTED THE LOBBY DESK GEOMETRY, THUS HIGHLIGHTING THE SERVICES PRESENCE IN THE SPACE AND COMPLIMENTING FORM WHILE PROVIDING TASK LIGHTING FOR THE FRONT DESK.

3rd Floor 34' - 6"

Ground Level 0' - 0"

INDOOR/OUTDOOR POOL

1/16" = 1'-0"

Elevation 1 - b 1/8" = 1'-0"

WELCOME DESK

Level 4 46' - 0"

1st Floor 11' - 6"

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IA 609 PHASE 3 4/22/2023 Author Checker

4/22/2023 5:28:17 PM

Fax number Project

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The Twist Parametric Modeling Precedent from Bjarke Ingels Group Arch 600 Andrew Pottinger

DERIVATIONS

The Twist TEAM: Andrew Pottinger Britney Martinez Abraham Simon Bjarke Ingels Group Jevnaker, Norway 2019

Step 5: Extrude along axis, then offset extrusion

Step 1: Draw rectangle, and create an axis

Step 2: Extrude shape along axis created

Step 3: Rotate mass around axis

Step 4: Cut opening along face for window

Step 6: Loft, then cut mass to create floor slab

Step 7: Set structural geometry along face

Step 8: Create geometry for panels to follow faces

Step 9: Apply glass panels along opening

STRUCTURE DERIVATIONS

The Twist, Bjarke Ingels Group’s first project in Norway, provides a connection over a river and doubles as an art gallery. The twist form gives natural light to the artwork and creates the illusion of three spaces within its two fixed forms and core twist.

FLOOR SLAB

SIDE SECTION A

B

C

D

STRUCTURE VARIATIONS

ELEVATION Variation 1: I-Beam, Cylindrical Diagonals

Variation 2: I-Beam Member Thickness

FACADE VARIATIONS

SYSTEMS

TWIST MASS SYSTEM

TWIST MASS SYSTEM

CIRCULATION

RECTANGULAR TRUSS

SLAB

EXTERIOR PANELS FACADE INTERIOR PANELS

TRIANGLE SHAPE

For this project, my team was instructed to model ‘The Twist’ parametrically in a way that could explore variations and derivations of the structure, facade, and interior. This project was completed using Rhino/ Grasshoper native plugin.

Our team was also instructed to create a system which adapted structural connections automatically to the working parametric model.

Variation 3: I-Beam Cylindrical Thickness

Variation 3: I-Beam Cylindrical Thickness

VARIATIONS ACHIEVED BY A DEGREE CHANGE FROM 90 TO 180 TO 270 TO 360 TO 450

Complete System VARIATIONS

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The TWIST was a learning experience for our group to explore the communication between designing and creating. The group went through a variety of challenges and problem solving in order to complete each system.

Each parameter obstacle provided us an opportunity to rethink how a system worked in order to complete the desired outcome.

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The Lotus chair should comfortably enable a multitude of seating options. Following unique and beautifully crafted elements which celebrates the form of the user. The lotus chair aims to excite and invoke a desire to interact with the chair with the hopes of spreading the many benefits of Lotus seating position.

The Lotus Chair

The Lotus Chair, from initial phase, was centered around design meant to create a comfortable option for those who enjoy sitting in lotus position, while enabling a multitude of seating options.

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Adjustable head support

Forward leaning angle enables better posture.

Keeps your center of mass inline with the spine.

Adjustable/ removable foot/ ankle support.

screw-less assembly

After concept drawings and parti-model, many measurements and calculations were made to create a comfortable and sturdy seating experience.

The model was then sent to the CNC where its components were cut out of ¾” Mulberry hardwood sheets.

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Each piece was machined and hand sanded to ensure a smooth finish.

Many pieces needed to be bent into shape.

This was done by either soaking and gluing thin layers of plywood or cutting shallow channels which allow for the wood to flex.

After sanding and finishing, the chair was hand upholstered with removable cushions made of polyurethane.

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Thank you