Anushka Kibria Portfolio 2021-2022

PORTFOLIO Anushka Kibria 2021-22

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. DORIS FARM RETREAT

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3. ACCESSORY HOUSE

5. OCCUPIABLE WALLS

7. FORM AND FORMWORK

9. BUILDING ANALYSIS

8 4. SITE, PATH, THRESHOLD

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6. LIVING LIGHTHOUSE

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8. BUS SHELTER

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DORIS FARM RETREAT

The Doris Farm Retreat will be a getaway for visitors and residences that want to have a place to stay, relax, participate in wellness activities, attend events, and socialize. The purpose of the small design of the buildings is to compose a minimal or tiny home feeling. These lodges are accessible to all people as they serve as a place to stay with a connection to the outdoors. Furniture in these homes are flexible and transformable--suited for tiny homes--therefore saving space.

The site will consist of 15 double occupancy cottages (house on the left in image below) and 20 single occupancy cottages (house on the right) with either being part of a cluster of other cottages or more privatized.

Each student is assigned one single and one double occupancy cottage to design of their own with the southern vernacular design type.

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Double Occupancy Cut

Single Occupancy Cut

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Atlanta

Scale

Moderate Tree Cover Low Tree Cover

Lily Pad Farm

Tree Coverage in Atlanta and Lily Pad Farm

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Oglethorpe, GA Sun Position

High Tree Cover

90° 60° 30° 0° -30° -60° -90° 90° 60° 30° 0° -30° -60° -90°

6:26 am

1:36 pm

8:45 pm

Summer Solstice

7:33 am

12:32 pm

5:32 pm

Winter Solstice

Above is an analysis map of the sun position and shadows during the summer and winter solstice on the site. The sun path and direction of sunlight changes depending on location in the world, and furthermore, the axis tilt of Earth affects the time the sun rises and sets during different times of the year. These different positions affect the shadows the trees and other canopies cast on the ground.

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DORIS FARMS A Nature Retreat

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HOUSING PARKING DINING 1

EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES GARDEN WALKING PATHS BIKE ONLY PATHS ROADS

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1 — WELCOME CENTER 2 — LEARNING CENTER 3 — EVENT SPACE 4 — BONFIRE 5 — PRODUCE MARKET 6 — PICK AND GO GARDEN 7 — GREENHOUSE 8 — PICNIC AREA 9 — HAMMOCKS 10 — RENTALS 11 — FARMER’S MARKET 12 — YOGA STUDIO 13 — ROPES COURSE 14 — WORKSPACE 15 — DOCK 16 — BOATHOUSE 17 — RESTROOMS 18— CAFE 19— TENNIS COURTS 20— SUNFLOWER FIELDS 21— DINING PAVILION 22— GUEST HOUSE 23— GEAR CENTER TREE DENSITY

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Front Perspective View

Back Perspective View This 15,000 sqft. house was designed to maximize the amount of bedrooms for the client’s family. This proposal was the first Revit project that was worked on for the company, Fleacto Inc. and was rendered. This house includes three garages and a basement.

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MANSION

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Master Bathroom

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Master Bedroom 10

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Closet

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Bedroom

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Division 23

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1/2 Bath 40

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16 R @ 0' - 6 21/32" UP

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Foyer

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Study

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Level 1 Floorplan

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Bathroom

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Bedroom 20' - 0"

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Garage

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Level 2 Floorplan

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ACCESSORY HOUSE

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Living Room

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1/2 Bath 1' - 8"

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W/D

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Laundry

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1st Floor Section

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2nd Floor Floorplan

2nd Floor Section

One client proposed an accessory house to build for his mother who has a disability next to his house. This house 924 sqft. house is meant to be smaller and singly occupied. It was important to include stairs with enough width to allow for a mobile stairlift.

The bedroom on the second floor has a dormer window on the right side with sloped walls/ceilings to accompany that change in height. This was designed and rendered on Revit.

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Taking the remnants of a cut through the ground to use to build on or around the site that was excavated through is the essence of an excavation.

This project utilized cardboard, and the only pieces we used were the parts that were cut out already. The site can be interpreted as a park area with recreational locations around it.

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SITE, PATH, THRESHOLD

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The plans and sections were drawn after construction of the final model. The plan is of the ground floor and floor above the ground floor. The ground floor in this case is the top level at which the excavated pieces are cut out from.

All drawings and the model are made in 1/8 scale.

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OCCUPIABLE WALLS

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Detail model

1/4 scale, made of cardboard

Southern side of the apartment

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LIVING LIGHTHOUSE

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The Living Lighthouse project was derived from the abstraction of the Occupiable Walls design. The tower holds 30 microhouses that one person could live in. It also contains public restrooms, a security desk, an elevator, two sets of stairs, and the main attraction, a rock climbing wall.

The views of the inhabitants would be on all sides of the building with the amount of windows available for the people who live in each apartment. As each of the 10 floors has three rooms, there is a view of the city with a scheduled direction of sunlight entering each side.

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FORM AND FORMWORKS

Formworks are a major tool of designing forms made of pour-in material such as concrete, masonry, or plaster. It is important in the process of making structures with high detail because it can create results with high levels of detail.

The form for this project was made of foamcore and then poured in with liquid plaster. The end result was the images to the right.

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BUS SHELTER Bus stops are an important part of people’s everyday lives as it provides shade and a resting area for those who take public trasnportation. In Georgia Tech, we have bus stops all around campus, and as an architect, I was to design a bus shelter that provided a unique structure to it so that students and professors that take the bus could admire an addition to Georgia Tech’s beauty on campus.

The bus shelter I designed has a geometric design to it.

The study models are shown on the right, and below is a rendering of the model that shows how it is attached to the ground.

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The materials that would be used for this bus stop is steel for the geometric shape and the columns that stand to hold the shelter. There would also be wood for the seat and glass panels to place in between the steel columns.

Below shows a close up of how the colums are held together and hold the structure up.

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BUILDING ANALYSIS

Diagram analyses give insight into how an architect thinks about the components of the building and how the building works. It breaks down the relationships between the geometries and aspects of the design.

Diagram analyses of the Haus Gable Mall building. The right image is an analysis of the how the floorplans are related. The one below depicts the relationship of light to the openings of the building. And the one on the bottom right shows the relationships between the geometries and hierarchy of the rooms in the building.

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DECOMPOSITION AND RECOMPOSITION

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When you decompose a building into separate pieces, it allows you to see the significance of each component and how it plays a role in the entirety of the building.

This exercise allowed me to redefine how each component of the building could potentially play a different part than what the architect had originally designated each piece to be.

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