Ana Burwell's Spring '25 Portfolio

ANA BURWELL portfolio

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Italian Ryegrass

ELLEN STONE BUILDING

Bull Mallow

PROFESSIONAL WORK

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Meditation

NEXT COMPETITION

Vines

DIS INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE Finish Board

14-16 Eternal Spring

NORTHSIDE DEVELOPMENT

FINE ARTS

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The Kiss

ELLEN STONE BUILDING

Capstone project focused on historic rehabilitation and community-driven design.

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STONE BUILDING

LEXINGTON

SITE + HISTORY

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Lexington is first settled as a part of Cambridge

1642

Lexington officially becomes its own town

1713

Location: 735 Massachusetts Ave, Lex Area of the Site: 0.38 Acres

Massachusetts

Lexington

The Shot Heard Around the World is fired at the Battle of Lexington, beginning the American Revolution

First train arrives in Lexington

1775

1833 Eli Robbins erects the Stone Building

1846

1835-38

Ralph Waldo Emerson ministers in the Stone Building

xington, MA 02420

Area of the Building: 8,880 sq ft Scope of Project: 6,660 sq ft

Ellen Stone Building

Cary Memorial Library opening

1869

1893

Ellen Stone sells the building to the Town of Lexington; Becomes the East Lexington Branch Library

1976 Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

2007

2022

2023

Stone Building Feasibility Reuse Committee conducts study

Lexington Lyceum Advocates becomes a 501(c)(3) nonprofit

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EXISTING Moldings, Double hung, six windows pane windows

Second Floor

Ground Floor Main Entry from Mass Ave

Basement

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Open layouts

Ornamental Trim, Fireplaces

Elaborate door surrounds

PROPOSED Lyceum

Mixed Function

Speakeasy

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TOURIST

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Tea Counter

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Admission Table

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Lyceum

West Entry from Mass Ave

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Mini-Museum

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Material Exchange

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Bookshelves

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South Entrance Porch

Secret Speakeasy Entrance

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Interior of Speakeasy Entrance

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LIFE ASSESSMENTS LCAs CYCLE and CDs Life Cycle Analyses

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS Construction Documents Construction Documents

Finish Board Finish Board

Construction Documents

Finish Board Finish Board

Finish Board

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DANISH INSTITUTE FOR STUDY ABROAD INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Design concept project incorporating five of Rodin’s statues in an exhibition in the courtyard of the local Thorvaldsen Museum.

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Ana Burwell Interior Architecture Spring 2024 Blending the work of Auguste Rodin with Bindesbøll’s Thorvaldsen museum, this pavilion encourages viewers to wander the taking work away of Auguste with sculptures, Bindesbøll’s Thorvaldsen museum, thiscourtyard pavillion and Blending reflect. Without attention Rodin from Rodin’s the pavilion almost blends into the but addsencourages a bit of Art Nouveau and to Flora Italica. and reflect. Without taking away attention from Rodin’s viewers wander A large ofthe the the A large part part of the sculptures, the pavillion almost of Art Nouveau and The courtya rdblends not onlyinto the courtyard but adds a bit demogr aphic of the demographic of the The courtyard not only inspired the colors and Flora Italica.

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THORVALDSEN x RODIN

Rodin x Thorvaldsen Visitors Visitors

in this exhibition. As a French artist who lived from 1890 - 1914, Rodin must have experienced art nouveau at its height.

FLOOR PLAN FLOO R PLAN

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Floor Plan

FLOOR FLOOR PLAN PLAN

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art nouveau movement and have inspired a lot of the morphology and composition of this pavillion

Visitors

The Courtyard

The courtyard not only inspired the colors and shapes in this pavilion but it’s previous exhibit “Flora Italica” inspired the green walls in the design.

Paris’ Metro Visitors

Rodin

Rodin

The Courtyard

Paris’ Metro

TheThe Courtyard Courtyard

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A large part of the the demographic of the Thovaldsen museum are the “ponderers” who come to contemplate. The pavillion addresses this in its space design: no clear egress route and easy to get lost (if desired).

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Spotted

Spotted Medick Medick

Italian Ryegrass Italian Ryegrass

Meditation

Meditation

Vines

Bull Mallow Bull Mallow

Eternal Spring

Eternal Spring

The Kiss

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Head of Sorrow

The Kiss

The Thinker

“NEXT” COMPETITION

Competition hosted by Steelcase to design a flexible, inclusive design office focused on wellbeing, collaboration, and privacy.

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CONCEPT

Like stepping into another world with excitement around every corner: breeding creativity.

INSPO COLLAGE

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WS - HR Manager, Workplace Strategist, Graphic Designer, 2 Visitor

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WS - Design Researcher, BIM Director, Visitor

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Innovation Space

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Design Library

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Reception

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Education Studio DO

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Education Design DO

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Healthcare Studio DO

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Healthcare Design DO Mother’s Rm Education WS

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WS - 2 Visitor, 2 Intern Healthcare WS

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Presentation Room

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4 WELLNESS ROOM Moonshine “Buff”

Valley View “Rust”

IQ Optima “Peach Sorbet” (left) Frequency “Orchid” (right)

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Turnstone Campfire Footrest

Border

C WORK CAFE

Aspect

Hosu Lounge Seating

Wander “Crest”

11 RECEPTION

Pig Table Tomeo-R Ceiling Lighting Combination Ana Burwell | 21

24 HUDDLE ROOM Country Mile “Evening Ocean”

Overhead Tent

West Elm Work Belle

21 WORK STATIONS Fluid Lines “Pyrate”

Turnstone Clipper Screen 22

Migration SE Desk

EAST STAIRCASE Reflect “Molten Dawn”

L CRAFT SPACE + GALLERY

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NORTHSIDE DEVELOPMENT

In collaboration with Northside Futures and Northside Learning Center, this project aimed to propose a training center design for an existing site in Syracuse, NY in funding efforts.

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1 Block Radius

Building Education + Healthcare Retail + Commercial

* Culturally significant

Residential Parking SY80 SY52

Grass

Refugee Population

NORTHSIDE SYRACUSE Dem. Rep. of Congo Ukraine

NSLC 5 min walk 0.2 Miles

Afghanistan

Syria

Colombia

Guatemala

Burma

Unpaved Street Parking Street Parking Prohibited Sidewalk Paved Property Lines Prevailing Winter Winds Prevailing Summer Winds Heat Gain

Sun Rays

Sun hits south west of Building

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CONCEPT

Derived from the culturally diverse influence of latticework craft, the design of space highlights repetitive use of geometric patterns combined with strong lines, acting as focal points extracted from these patterns, with an inclusion of solid and void instances, to further define connection and privacy.

Cultural Forms + Craftsmanship

INTENT

Connection + Separation

The training center represents the symbolism of latticework, promoting a culturally diverse educational hub that cultivates elements of inclusivity, ease of navigation, and recognition among the Northside community to create a naturally welcoming environment.

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Circulation

Preliminary + Schematic Design

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Patio

NonDesignated Area

Training Room

Workshop

WC WC

Classroom 2 Classroom 1

Kitchen

Lockers

Meeting Room

Reception

Not in Scope

Vestibule

WC WC Phone Room

Office 2

Space Type Private

Circulation Staff 28

Prayer Office 1 Room

Public

Trailer Not in Scope

Student

ZONING + FINISH BOARD

Finish selection were based on Informed’s Product Guidance and the concept. Acoustics, cultural influences, and wayfinding were also taken into consideration.

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RENDERED FLOOR PLAN

1/16” = 1’ - 0”

1 Reception

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6 PPL

5 Training Room 12 PPL

2 Locker Area 5 PPL

6 Patio

7 PPL

3 Classroom 1 12 PPL

7 Workshop

30 PPL

4 Classroom 2 12 PPL

8 Restroom (2)

3 PPL

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Kitchenette

3 PPL

13 ADA Single WC (2) 2 PPL

10 Meeting Room

6 PPL

14 Private Office (2)

11 Phone Room

2 PPL

2 PPL

12 Interfaith Prayer Room 3 PPL Ana Burwell | 31

SPACE RENDERS

Main Entry

Workshop

Meeting Room

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Kitchenette

Classroom 2

Vestibule

Reception

Main Hallway

Kitchenette

Classroom 1

Prayer Room

Back Lot Ana Burwell | 33

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS General Notes The minimum distance from the corner to the door is 3 inches All interior walls are 4 7/8" partitions Water closets are ADA accessible bathrooms All rooms to be supplied with electrical outlets, placed 18" AFF on all walls, per code Only the bathrooms, water closets, kitchenette, and prayer room have access to plumbing All windows have a sill height of 3' - 0" unless otherwise indicated in elevations or sections Filled grey cut lines are existing construction, filled black indicates new construction All doors are new

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EQ

Elevation 12 - b 1/4" = 1'-0"

NORTHSIDE FUTURES DEVELOPMENT: WORKFORCE TRAINING CENTER

EQ

CB

Elevation 7 - c 1/4" = 1'-0"

Date

IIIIIIIIII

BV-1

9

Toilet heights and sink heights are the same throughout drawings, refer to Elevations 8-c and 13-c Elevation 8-b and 9-d are mirror images, refer to dimentions in 8-b for those in 9-d All bases are WD-1 except in bathrooms where they are RB-1, and are 0' - 4" All walls are PT-1 unless otherwise specified

•

7

15' - 6"

40

2' - 0"

6' - 11"

General Notes

All toilet heights are 17" AFF and sink heights 36" AFF Elevation 8-b and 9-d are mirror images, refer to dimentions in 8-b for those in 9-d All bases are WD-1 except in bathrooms where they are RB-1, and are 0' - 4" All walls are PT-1 unless otherwise specified

NORTHSIDE FUTURES DEVELOPMENT: WORKFORCE TRAINING CENTER

5' - 2 1/2" Elevation 4 - a 4 1/4" = 1'-0"

1' - 0"

2' - 4" 2' - 4 1/2"

INTERIOR ELEV

5' - 2 1/2"

8

2' - 1" 2' - 0"

N

15' - 6"

A2.02

Walls are PT-1 unless otherwise specified Filled grey cut lines are existing construction, filled black indicates new construction

1

Vestibule

A3.01

0 North Roof 16' - 9" South Roof 14' - 1"

CB

10

9

Workshop

Main Hallway

Lockers

Reception

12

A

3

1

3

Level 1 0' - 0"

3' - 6"

1

4' - 11"

Elevation 8 - c 1/4" = 1'-0"

Drawn By

WP-2

Elevation 4 - a 4 1/4" = 1'-0"

7

4' - 7" 3

5' - 8"

1' - 4 1/2"

WP-2

• • CD-2

1' - 6"

Elevation 11 - a 1/4" = 1'-0"

General Notes

CD-1

2' - 11"

WP-2

3' - 10 1/2"

1' - 9"

CD-2

1' - 9"

CD-1

2' - 11"

1' - 4 1/2"

6' - 3 1/2"

1' - 0"

6

2' - 2 1/2"

Interior Elevation Notes 1/8" = 1'-0"

Interior Elevation Notes 1/8" = 1'-0"

1' - 0"

CD-2

1' - 1"

11' - 8"

Toilet 44 CD-1

1

N-S Section 1/8" = 1' -0"

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FF&E Finishes, Fixtures, & Equiptment RSF-2

Linolium

CPT-1

Carpet

CPT-2

Walk-Off Carpet

RBC-1

Existing Concrete

CT-1

Ceramic Tile

Floor Finish

Name

0 1

Vestibule Reception

CT-2 CPT-2, RSF-2

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 A B C D

Office Lockers Office Classroom WC Classroom Kitchenette Training Room Bathroom Bathroom Workshop Meeting Room WC Phone Room Prayer Room Main Hallway North Hallway West Hallway South Hallway

RSF-2 RSF-2 RSF-2 RSF-2 CT-1 RSF-2 RSF-2 RSF-2 CT-1 CT-1 RSF-2 CT-1 RSF-2 CPT-1 RSF-1 RSF-1 RSF-1 RSF-1

Base Finish

North

WD-2

Wall Finishes South East CD-1

WP-1

-

PT-1

PT-1

PT-1

WD-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1 PT-2 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

WD-1 PT-1 WD-1 PT-1 WD-1 PT-1 WD-1 WC-1 ACT-1 PT-1 WC-1, PT-1 WD-1

BV-1

WP-1

WD-2

PT-1

WD-2 WD-2

PT-5 WC-1 PT-5 PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

WD-2 WD-2 RT-1 WD-2 WD-2 WD-2

PT-2

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-5 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-4 PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

WD-1 WD-1 ACT-1 ACT-1 WD-1 ACT-1 WD-1 WD-1 WD-1 WD-1

WD-2 WD-2 RT-1 WD-2 WD-2 WD-2 WD-2 WD-2 WD-2

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-5

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

WD-1 WD-1

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1

PT-1 PT-1

Floor will need to be leveled Run Linoleum in an east to west orientation All transitions to include transition strip except RSF-1 to RSF-2

Finish Legend

PT-1 PT-1

PT-1 PT-1 PT-2

RT-1 RT-1

• • •

Ceiling Finish

West

RSF - 1 Linoleum

RSF - 2 Linoleum

CPT - 1 Carpet

CPT - 2 Walk-Off Carpet CONC - 1 Existing Concrete

CT - 1 Ceramic Tile

2

1

3

5

4

Not in Scope

Office

Prayer Room

2

16

4

Bathroom

Meeting Room

15 5

A2.03

Office

11

13 6

A2.03

A2.03

5

West Hallway WC

C

4

14

8

Workshop

2 9

WC 6

6

A2.02

A2.03

Kitchenette

1

A2.02

Reception

Lockers

1

3

8

A

2

4

1

C

10 A2.02

A2.02-3 7

Bathroom

Main Hallway

A2.02

D

B

9

12

3

A2.03

8

5

South Hallway

A2.02

7

6

A

Phone Room

A2.03

North Hallway B

3

Training Room

A2.02

Classroom

Classroom

5

7

9

D

1

817 BUTTERNUT STREET, SYRACUSE, NY 13210

Linolium

Number

NORTHSIDE FUTURES DEVELOPMENT: WORKFORCE TRAINING CENTER

Description

RSF-1

General Notes

Room Finish Schedule

Room Finish Legend Mark

11/20/2024

Date

Ground Floor Plan

Drawn By Terrilyn Witmer, Ana Burwell

1/8" = 1' -0"

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6’6 x 8’

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