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Amanda Erickson- Artists in Residence Interior Design Thesis Project

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ARTISTS

IN

RESIDENCE

RESEARCH SUMMARY: Artists notice the WORLD around them in a more DETAILED and ABSTRACT way than others. Millennials PURSUE MEMORIES and EXPERIENCES rather than possessions and would rather live in a situation that gives them experiences than a typical ‘nice’ apartment. Co-working spaces should have a MIX OF` PUBLIC AND PRIVATE spaces and be DESIGNED FOR ITS USER in mind--not all are the same. The physical space and design of an art gallery has a huge EFFECT on the artists product and the COMMUNITY THESIS QUESTION: How can a space be created that gives equal opportunities to artists while also giving them a space to live, work, socialize, and further their career in a safe and positive way? TERMS OF CRITICISM: Create a space for artists to live, work, collaborate, network and showcase their work. Create a space that encourages artists to be their best selves in their personal lives and artistic careers. Give residents all opportunities possible and equal opportunities within themselves. Create a space that allows them to interact with each other and each other’s work. Create a space that allows them to learn each other’s cultures and grow from that cultural appreciation. CLIENT PROFILE:

ARTIST

STAFF

COMMUNITY

Artists aged 18-25 who want to further their art career. This will act as a different path than going to college. The coterie will give them the space and to grow as artists in an alternative way. 18-25 year olds value experiences over possessions which is supported by the space. It is open to all genders, religions, ethnicities, cultures, etc. The diversity among its artists is one of the nonphysical benefits to this space. CONCEPT: BEEHIVE Beehives are natures perfect examples of a community. The members of the hive work together towards a common goal. They support each other and are treated equal. This artists in residence program will function similarly, it will act as a community of artists who support each other and collaborate with each other while working towards their common goal of launching their art careers. PARTI DIAGRAMS 2D CONCEPT 3D CONCEPT NEIGHBORHOOD a strong sense of community FREEDOM ability to chose ones own path in life ENGAGEMENT creativity inspires residents EXPRESSION ability to create whatever you want

SITE PLAN: 25 KENT THE NEIGHBORHOOD Williamsburg, Brooklyn -Second biggest NYC borough -Arstic and musical neighborhood -Large nightlife scene -Diverse -Safe SITE INFORMATION Urban -Semi-Quiet Neighborhood -Only 20 minutes to Manhattan -Near & trains -Views of Manhattan

Creativity and colorfulness of the space

Support of the community

Individual members

TERMS OF CRITICISM:

Equal Emphasis on opportunities small private and support for spaces to all residents encourage Private Space residents to Career Advancement allowing them to further their gather in careers public spaces All spaces Plenty of large, designed with welcoming everybody in public spaces Public space for residents to Universal Design mind, no matter what gather Designed with Spaces open to community in community and mind, creating residents to a space for foster to Community Usecollaboration Place Attachment residents feel welcome Workspaces Color, texture, Theory that encourage and aesthetic collaboration design kept in between mind since residents, both artists are in private and Collaborationpublic settings Color Theory inspired by their world


EXHIBIT. . . EXHIBIT LEVEL 1

FIRST FLOOR: Coffee shop coffee boh pop up bar bar boh reseidence entrance bathrooms gallery gallery entrance staff offices level conneection

Coffee Shop Coffee Shop BOH Pop Up Shop

Coffee Shop

Bar

Coffee Shop BOH

Bar BOH Residence Entrance Bathrooms

Adjacent Nearby

Pop Up Shop

Not Adjacent/Not Related

Bar

Adj

Nea

Bar BOH

No

Art Gallery Art Gallery Entrance Staff Offices Level Connection

Residence Entrance Bathrooms Art Gallery Art Gallery Entrance Staff Offices Level Connection

Level 1 Bubble Diagram

Level 1 Block Diagram

Adjacency Matrix

Axon

Level 1 Plan

Bar

Art Gallery

Pop Up Shop

Coffee Shop


COLLABORATE A ... LEVEL 2

FIRST FLOOR: Coffee shop coffee boh pop up bar bar boh reseidence entrance bathrooms gallery gallery entrance staff offices level conneection

Coffee Shop

3D Artist Desks

Coffee Shop BOH

Breakout Spaces

THIRD FLOOR: artist desks breakout space library kitchenette computer room photo studios print rooms conf room private workspa public workspa staff offices bathroom level conneecti

Pop Up Shop

Library Bar

Adjacent

Kitchenette Bar BOH

Computer Room

Nearby Not Adjacent/Not Adjacent Related

Nearby

Residence Entrance

Not Adjacen

Photography Studios

Bathrooms Art Gallery

Print Room

Room Art GalleryConference Entrance Private Workspaces Staff Offices Public Workspaces Level Connection Staff Offices Bathroom Level Connection

Adjacency Matrix

Level 3 Block Diagram

Level 3 Bubble Diagram

Axon Level 3 Plan

Level 2 Plan

Breakout Space

Public Workspace

3D Artist Desks

Private Workspace


LIVE . . . LEVEL 3

FIRST FLOOR: Coffee shop coffee boh pop up bar bar boh reseidence entrance bathrooms gallery gallery entrance staff offices level conneection

Coffee Shop Coffee Shop BOH Pop Up Shop Bar

Bedrooms Game Room

Bar BOH

Hangout Room

Adjacent Nearby Not Adjacent/Not Related

Residence Entrance

Adj

Big Living Room

Nea

Bathrooms Art Gallery Art Gallery Entrance Staff Offices Level Connection

Not

Small Living Rooms Kitchens Dining Room Laundry Room Gym Level Connection

Level 4 Block Diagram

Level 4 Bubble Diagram

Adjacency Matrix

Axon

Level 4 Plan

Game Room

Living Room

Private Bedroom

Hangout Room


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