Hannah Malone (2022-2024 Architectural Portfolio)

MALONE AN ARCHIVED COLLECTION

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MADE TO CREATE M A D-MALONE E TO CREATE

HANNAH MALONE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE. 2022-2024 B.ARCH

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ABOUT MALONE

SCAN ME: TO WATCH MY DESIGN PROCESS

Howdy, I’m Hannah Malone, a third-year architecture student studying at Louisiana State University.

Driven by the belief that we are innately designed to create, I find profound joy in the process of transforming ideas into tangible, meaningful spaces. As a designer, I consider it both a privilege and a responsibility to bring visions to life.

My passion lies in the intersection of clean lines and spaces that not only captivate but inspire those who enter. It is my aspiration to craft environments that evoke a sense of empowerment, where individuals can pause and reflect on the positive energy within.

In the journey of creating spaces, I've come to appreciate the subtle yet impactful role design plays in shaping emotions and experiences. I am fascinated by the fusion of philosophy and physiology in design. Understanding what motivates creation and how it contributes to a sense of inner peace.

Through my admiration for design, I've cultivated a community of avid designers and creatives through my platform. This shared enthusiasm fuels my desire to contribute unique insights and perspectives to the world of design. I believe that the thoughtful integration of philosophy and psychology into design is key to creating spaces that not only look beautiful but also resonate with the human experience.

I invite you to join me on this creative expedition, where we explore the artistry of architecture and design. Together, let's discover the transformative power of spaces and celebrate the inherent human drive to create.

malonestudios30a@gmail.com +1 561 951 8074

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TABLE OF CONTENTS | SELECTED WORKS 01

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KENCHIKU CAFE p. 4-5

OCELOT PAVILION p. 10-11

02 HEXAGONAL REVERIE p. 6-7

05 ECOVISTA SOLAR FARM p. 12-13

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LSU CREDIT UNION

OLA VALLEY/ CARIBEAN FUTURES p. 12-13

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A SERIES OF CURATED WORKS BY MALONE

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01 KENCHIKU CAFE

Kenchiku CAFE A SERENE MOMENT IN HUDSON YARDS

NEW YORK ,HUDSON YARDS ARCH STUDIO 3001 ,SEM 5

Kenchiku Cafe embodies a dynamic fusion of Japanese architecture and industrial design with a continued hexagonal motif from Phase 01. The space unfolds across multiple tiers, each crafted to evoke distinct serenity. the forefront, infusing a tropical ambiance to address New York’s scarcity of such atmospheres.

1/8” = 1’-0” PERSPECTIVE COLLAGE SECTION

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Kenchiku Cafe’s narrative embodying a dynamic fusion of Japanese a connection with the surroundings. The climax is the seclude architecture and industrial design with a continued hexagonal motif from botanical garden, transcending aesthetics to become a hav Phase 01. The space unfolds across multiple tiers, each crafted to evoke distinct level floors, integrated with the botanical setting, contribu serenity. I beams dominate the forefront,infusing a tropical ambiance to address immersive experience, inviting patrons to explore the harmonio New York’s scarcity of such atmospheres. Palm trees further accentuate this of Japanese influences and industrial aesthetics. Kenchiku Caf motif, creating a refreshing departure from the ordinary urban landscape. as a distinctive architectural experience, balancing design and introducing a tropical retreat to New York City’s vibrant la Beginning with an inviting rest area along the Highline, the design encouraging patrons to engage emotionally and physically with t offers panoramic views to the courtyard below on each level, fostering

BASEMENT LEVEL 1/16” = 1’-0”

PRECEDENT COLLAGE

LEVEL 01 FLOORPLAN 1/16” = 1’-0”

PRECENDENT COLLAGE SECTION 1/16” = 1’-0”

SITEPLAN

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LEVEL 02 FLOORPLAN 1/16” = 1’-0”

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KENCHIKU CAFE

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02 HEXAGONAL REVERIE CANOPY NEW YORK ,HUDSON YARDS TEAM PROJECT: W/WAQAR JATOI ARCH STUDIO 3001 ,SEM 5

In the heart of Hudson Yards, Hexagonal Reveriee is defined by a striking hexagonal structure, a grand canopy that extends gracefully from our entrance performance area. This is where a diverse array of artists come together to share and express their talents. From here, it envelops the initial market area, a vibrant hub for a multitude of community activities, bustling markets, local vendors, and a tranquil community space, offering solace from the hustle and bustle of Hudson Yards.

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HEXAGONAL REVIRIE CANOPY

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03 LSU CREDIT UNION LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ARCH STUDIO 2002 ,SEM 4

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MADE TO INSPIRE DESIGNED TO

INSPIRE

LSU CREDIT UNION

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04 OCELOT PAVILION UNIVERSITY LAKES, LSU ARCH STUDIO 2001 ,SEM 3

The Ocelot Pavilion, strategically placed along University Lakes, boasts a unique design with a curved slatted wall, creating a barrier and a visual surprise. The cantilevered gathering space over the lake provides a unique perspective and a brief history of University Lakes. This design aims to be a peaceful yet playful space, extending an urban forest beyond sorority row, creating a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor environments at LSU.

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OCELOT PAVILION

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05 ECOVISTA SOLAR FARM LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY ARCH STUDIO 3002 ,SEM 6

The Ecovista Solar Farm embodies sustainability, innovation, and architectural excellence at lsu.

Seamlessly integrating outdoor and indoor elements, it not only generates renewable energy but also serves as an educational and research hub. With its sleek design and incorporation of local motifs, it underscores lsu’s commitment to sustainability and renewable energy advancement.

DESIGN/SITE ANALYSIS

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A GLIMPSE INTO TOMORROWS FUTURE

ECOVISTA :

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OLA VALLEY ARCH STUDIO 2001 ,SEM 03

A RUN IN OLA VALLEY, DURING GOLDEN HOUR

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LSU CARRIBEAN FUTURES FALL ‘22 ALL SCHOOL WORKSHOP COLLAGE

TEAM PROJECT: GROUP PROJECT: HANNAH MALONE, BLAKE LATAPIE, JAISHA VICTORIAN, CLAUDE ROZAS, SAM SIMONEAUX, CASSIDY WHITTTED

OLA & CARRIBEAN FUTURES

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DARE TO CREATE TO CREATE IS THE UTMOST FORM OF LIBERATION -MALONE

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