CAFE MARCHE

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public life study for pedestrian safety

Working Drawings Studio Winter 2021

Jeanne Hall Jenkins Interior Excellence Award Winner: Working Drawings Studio

Marché Museum Cafe located within the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon provides coffee and tea drinks as well as pre-made provisions. The cafe is in a prime location to serve students and community members. The proposed south entrance would allow for more daylight and foot traffic as the current courtyard entrance is hidden. The circulation begins here and creates space for lines to form as well as give clear sight lines to the various seating areas and doors to the museum. Using booths, dining tables, banquettes, floating soft seat, each person can find their happy place. Located within an art museum, inspiration into the spatial organization and FF&E of Marché came from artist Jacob Lawrence’s migration series’ rich colors and natural patterning.

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2023 Portfolio