05-14 A Civic Building
SCI-Arc 1GB Studio, 2022
15-24 A Museum
SCI-Arc 2GA Studio, 2022
25-34 Mývatn Brew Tower + Spa
SCI-Arc 3GA Studio, 2023
35-40 ALCL
SCI-Arc 3GA Studio, 2023
41-46 MASS MoCA Design Development
SCI-Arc Design Development & Docs, 2023
47-50 Advanced Project Delivery
SCI-Arc Advanced Project Delivery, 2023
SCI-Arc 1GB Studio, 2022
Instructor: David Freeland
This project combines three civic programs into one building: municipal services, a library, and a childcare center. Pulling from themes of stationery and paperwork, the building mimics a book, slightly hinged open by a ribbon window wrapping around the exterior. The corner of the building peels up
by a paperclip inspired ramp that circles a large courtyard. This building began with a concept diagram that focused on the connections between center and central. The courtyard is folded away from the center to create a new central area that houses the main entrance and circulation core. The courtyard and central core are connected through the loops of the paperclip ramp. The landscape pulls from the theme of municipality as the placement of the walls are taken from the lines on my birth
places to sit as well as create unique circulation paths throughout the landscape.
Project with Aram Radfar
SCI-Arc 2GA Studio, 2022
Instructor: Peter Trummer
AT: Julia McConnell
This project is a museum expansion project for the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art. The project began by investigating the typical archetypes that make up the spatial organization of museums and collaging the archetypes to create new ways of organizing space. The project is organized as a labyrinth that spirals around a central courtyard with various pocketed spaces protruding
two spiraling paths travel in parallel with one path occupied by gallery space and one occupied by allowing for the creation of varying spatial conditions. The ‘decaying’ exterior of the building and use of a courtyard space tie into the existing MASS MoCa buildings which repurpose an old factory. Cinema 4D with Octane Render was used to produce renderings.
Animations for this project: https://vimeo.com/820184982?share=copy
This project is a collection of boards for my ubmission to Buildner's "Iceland Beer Spa" competition. The competition challenged participants to re-imagine the existing beer spa at the Sel Hotel in eland. Program and site parameters were given and I worked on my submission over a six week
POINTS OF INTEREST
1.SKÚTUSTAÐAGÍGAR CRATERS
2.MÝVATN LAKE
3.STAKHÓLSTJÖRN POND
4.SKÚTUSTAÐAKIRKJA CHURCH
5.MID-ATLANTIC
LOCATION: SEL HOTEL, MÝVATN, ICELAND (65°34’2”N 17°2’13”W)
PROGRAM: CAFE, SOUVENIR SHOP, BREWERY, BEER SPA, TAPROOM
SITE AREA: 422 m
BUILDING AREA: 340 m
Located in the diverse terrain of Mývatn, Iceland, this beer spa offers a space dedicated to the production and enjoyment of Icelandic beer as well as a place of relaxation for guests of the Sel-Hotel and visitors of the surrounding area. The building is comprised of a café, brewery, beer spa,
breweries, the brewing equipment is organized vertically and occupies an elongated core accompanied by vertical circulation. The glass enclosed brewery can be observed from both inside and outside of the building, emphasizing the connection between the brewing process and the building program. The towering in the North and South directions towards the Skútustaðagígar Craters and the volcanic range formed by the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. A curtain like façade offers privacy for guests enjoying spa t eatments, while peals in the curtain create targeted views of these unique sights.
WEST ELEVATION 1:100 NORTH
TRIPLE PANE LOW-E GLASS WINDOWS
FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC PANELS
PROGRAM
LEVEL 0 - CAFE / SOUVENIR SHOP / BREWERY
LEVEL 1 - LOUNGE / CHANGING ROOMS / STEAM ROOM
LEVEL 2 - BEER SPA / TREATMENT ROOMS
LEVEL 3 - TAP ROOM
CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE
FERMENTATION / FILTERING
SCI-Arc 3GA Vertical Studio, 2023
Instructor: John Enright
ALCL is a state-of-the-art research center located in the forecourt of the Museum of Natural History in Paris. As we enter a future where technology, AI, and automation become more efficient and effective, we begin to see a replacement of human operated systems. For years we have seen a beginning to green space automation on a micro-scale, but what if these systems could work in complete harmony with plants without human intervention? This project proposes a fully automated greenhouse filled with robots and drones dedicated to studying, monitoring, and conserving the complex flora of our planet in response to the growing rate of destruction and extinction.
ALCL is a performance, both in the sense of implementing efficient systems and providing a stage for the collaborative dance between nature and technology. The project ties into the research aspect of the Museum of Natural History while offering a look into the future of conserving and promoting our natural world.
CHUNK 1 AND DETAILS
CHUNK 1 AXONOMETRIC CHUNK 1 ANIMATION
CHUNK 1 WALL SECTION
CHUNK 1 DETAIL 1
DETAIL 1 ANIMATION
CHUNK 1 DETAIL 2
CHUNK 1 DETAIL 3
DETAIL 3 ANIMATION
CHUNK 2 AND DETAILS
S.02.00
S.02.W1 S.02.D1
CHUNK 2 AXONOMETRIC
CHUNK 2 WALL SECTION
CHUNK 2 DETAIL 1
CHUNK 2 DETAIL 2 CHUNK 2 DETAIL 3
CHUNK 3 AND DETAILS
S.03.00
S.03.W1
S.03.D1
S.03.D2
S.03.D3
CHUNK 3 AXONOMETRIC
CHUNK 3 WALL SECTION
CHUNK 3 DETAIL 1
CHUNK 3 DETAIL 2
CHUNK 3 DETAIL 3
EGRESS, FIRE, RCP
A.02.01
A.02.A1
A.02.02
A.02.A2
A.02.03
ADA
A.03.01
A.03.02
EGRESS
MASS MOTION
FIRE SEPERATION
FIRE SIMULATION ANIMATION RCP
ADA I
ADA II
ENVIRONMENT
M.01.01
M.01.02
M.01.03
M.01.04
M.01.05
SOLAR RADIATION ANALYSIS
MECHANICAL PASSIVE I
MECHANICAL PASSICE II
MECHANICAL ACTIVE HVAC
MECHANICAL ACTIVE MOVING ASSET
ACOUSTIC
A.04.01 ACOUSTIC ANALYSIS
COST
A.05.01
COST CALCULATION
EMBODIED CARBON
A.06.01
EMBODIED CARBON
STRUCTURE CONSULTANT
Matthew Melnyk MEP CONSULTANT
Jamey Lyzun
SCI-Arc Design Dev & Documentation, 2023 Instructor: Herwig Baumgartner & Scott Uriu
Alongside partners Tara Afsari, Jack Belter, Caroline Hayes, Aram Radfar, Liz Smilek, and Chuen Wu, we worked to further develope a MASS MoCA expansion project (by Tara Afsari & Chuen Wu) through the implementation of technology, materials, and integrated systems. Advanced construction methods, building codes/regulations, structural/mechanical systems, and environmental systems were all accounted for in our design. Working with field professionals allowed us to produce a documentation set in line with those produced within the architectural design industry.
SCI-Arc Advanced Project Delivery, 2023
Instructor: Pavel Gotev & Kerenza Harris
In collaboration with Shahad Alshuaibi, Nikita Gorojanov, Adam Josephson, and Alexander Porter, we used Revit to design a multi-use building in Los Angeles and create a complete documentation set outlinging the design, construction, and systems.
