Brett McLamb Architecture
Table of Contents Architecture Design Studios Champion’s Place
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Cabbagetown House & Bar
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Atlanta Bath House
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Chicago ULI Hines District
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Drawings Charcoal Drawings
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Architecture Design Studios School of Architecture Georgia Institute of Technology
Champion’s Place Architecture Undergraduate Studio III
Champion’s Place 9440 Nesbit Ferry Road, Alpheretta, GA Instructor: Michelle Rinehart Fall 2016
The Champion’s Place project was a partnership with the Champion’s Community Foundation to design the first of its kind independent living center for young adults living with physical disabilities. Using universal design principals and modern technologies, Champion’s Place provides the residents with a sense of independence and uniqueness by providing them with the option of customizable settings within the individual apartments, but leaving the option for communal gatherings in the large common areas both inside and outside of the building.
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Apartment Patio Space
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Floor Plan
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1. Main Hall
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Apartment Plan 1. Bedroom - Style 1 2. Bedroom - Style 2 3. Bathroom
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1. Engaged Modular Closet 4. Collapsed Modular Closet
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North Elevation East Elevation
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South Elevation West Elevation
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Back Patio, Closed Doors
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Back Patio, Open Doors
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Cabbagetown House & Bar Architecture Undergraduate Studio II
Cabbagetown House & Bar Carroll Street, Cabbagetown, Atlanta Instructor: Harris Dimitropoulos Fall 2015
The Cabbagetown project was to design a combination residential home and business similar to other buildings on the street corner. The building was designed to have a similar appearance to the buildings occupying the neighborhood. Rather than having the entrance to the residential portion of the building be on the ground floor along with the bar, elevating and seperating the two helped to differentiate the public and private spheres of the residence from the business.
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Third Floor Second Floor First Floor
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First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Third Floor Plan
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Carroll Street View
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Public Space Private Space
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Second Floor Common Space
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Third Floor
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Atlanta Bath House Architecture Undergraduate Studio II
Atlanta Bath House Courtland Street and Edgewood Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia Instructor: Michelle Rinehart Spring 2016
The Bath House project was born from a semesterlong investigation into the crafting operation of carving. Using what we learned through analysis and exploration or the operation, as well as preliminary precedent research, the Atlanta Bath House was designed with the idea of using the operation to augment sensory experiences and frame specific views for the patrons.
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Inner Courtyard & Pavilion
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Courtland Street & Edgewood Avenue Atlanta, GA 31
First Floor Plan Main Corridor - Lighting Key Light Visuals
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Main Corridor - Equinox
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Main Corridor - Solstice
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Chicago ULI Hines District Architecture Undergraduate Studio III
Chicago ULI Hines District Several Lots, perimeterd by Kennedy Expressway, West Coutland Street, North Kingsbury Street, and West North Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Instructor: Sabir Khan Spring 2017
Based off of the annual ULI Hines Student Competition, the goals of the project were to design an old brownfield site on the Chicago riverbank into a new mixed-use neighborhood. With this goal in mind, a redevelopment strategy was formed borrowing from the principles of Form-Based Code and urban planning to redesign the district into a multi-use, mixed income housing and commercial neighborhood.
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Site Plan of Project Site - Re-Development Completed
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Site Plan of Project Site - Initla, Pre-Constrcution Site
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Affordable Living
Old Town
Retail Island
High-End Residential Modern Officespace
Site Plan of Project Site - Sub-Diviision of Site into Districts
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Second & Third Floor Plan
First Floor Plan CC Laundry
Half Bath
Living Room
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Closet
Master Bath
Bathroom
Master Bedroom
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Dining Room
Kitchen Dining Room
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Bedroom
Single Bedroom, 820 Sq. Ft
Kitchen Half Bath Closet
Laundry
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Living Room
Master Bath
Master Bedroom
Two Bedroom, 1250 Sq. Ft
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Executive Area Work Area Core
Standard Floor Plan
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Point Park
Boardwalk Square
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The following are some examples of the code book which was created for this project. The goals of the code book were to explain the purposes of our re-development strategy, give prior examples of the types of buildings we were proposing, give examples of the new throughways we were introdicuing, and codification of several aspects of the many districts that we felt were crucial to the purpose of our re-development.
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Building Types General Information Building Type
Building Zones
Apartment: Small. This Building Type is a 3 story structure that houses multiple residential units. Each unit has a primary entry and access to a personal terrace. This building is scaled to fit multiple of itself along the west riverbank. The building is also scaled to interface with the nearby Mixed-Use buildings in the adjacent zones.
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Apartment: Medium. This Building Type is a mid-rise, 6 story structure that houses multiple residential units. This building is designed to have 5 stories of residential space, while the Street Level housing a Parking Garage for residents. Each building also has a semi-enclosed courtyard for the resident’s personal use. This building’s size is meant to distinguish the area on the east riverbank from the primarily retail zones across the river.
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Mixed-Use Commercial Block. This Building Type is a 2 - 3 story structure that houses multiple functions. The Street Level of these building’s is dedicated primarily to Retail and Restaurants, while the Upper Levels function as either Office or Residential space, depending on the zone the building is located in. This building represents the majority of the inner areas of the project sites and offer a prime location for that promotes walkability for the nearby residents, as well as a destination for visiting customers.
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Single-Story Retail. This Building Type is a 1 story structure that primarily serves as a Retail hub or Restaurant. This structure features two points of entry and are designed to be set up around a central square or boulevard. This building is primarily located near the west riverbank, with a few examples showing up near the Offices due to their smaller scale from the other buildings on the site. They offer a second source of economic attraction in pairing with the Commercial Blocks located at the center of the project sites.
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Office Building. This Building Type is a mid-rise, 6 story structure that primarily serves as officespace. The Street Level functions as a Main Lobby to the building, with the possibility of supporting Retail spaces. This building type is situated near Goose Island and is placed in anticipation for the expansion of similar office buildings to the south of the site.
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Thoroughfare Assemblies Assemblies Information
Thoroughfare Assemblies
One-Way Street Thoroughfare Type Building Zone Assignment Right-of-Way Width Pavement Width Movement Design Speed Pedestrian Crossing Time TUDI¿F /DQHV 3DUNLQJ /DQHV Curb Radius Walkway Type
Street T4 12 feet 10 feet Slow Movement 10 MPH 3 seconds 1 lane N/A 5 feet 8 foot Sidewalk
Planter Type
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Curb Type
Curb
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6’ 6’ Two-Way Street Thoroughfare Type Building Zone Assignment Right-of-Way Width Pavement Width Movement Design Speed Pedestrian Crossing Time
Street T3 18 feet 36 feet Medium Movement 25 MPH 10 seconds
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2 lanes
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Both sides @ 8 feet marked
Curb Radius Walkway Type Planter Type Curb Type /andscape Type
8 feet 6 foot Sidewalk 6 feet continuous Planter Curb Trees at 35’ o.c. Avg.
Two-Way Boulevard Thoroughfare Type Building Zone Assignment Right-of-Way Width Pavement Width Movement Design Speed Pedestrian Crossing Time
Boulevard T4 18 feet 36 feet Medium Movement 25 MPH 13 seconds
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2 lanes
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Both sides @ 8 feet marked
Curb Radius Walkway Type Planter Type Curb Type /andscape Type
8 feet 8 foot Sidewalk 10 feet continuous Planter Curb Trees at 35’ o.c. Avg.
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Chicago ULI Hines District FBC
Type III: Mixed-Use Commercial Block CLASSIFICATION Definition: A multi-function building with several units that make up Office, Retail, and Residential in several combinations. Build Zones: T1 - Westbank T3 - Old Town
URBAN STANDARDS Allowable Height
Allowable Frontages
Zone T1 - 2 stories permitted Zone T3 - 3 stories permitted
Lot Depth = 300 ft Street
Residential
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Residential
Residential
Retail
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Retail
Back Street
Residential
Main Street
Sidewalk 12 feet
Street
D. Commercial: the term collectively defining workplace, Office, Retail, and Lodging Functions. Mixed-Use: multiple Functions within the same building through superimposition or adjacency. 1. Lot Size/Perimeter: a. 141,000 sq. ft (300’ x 470’) building footprint b. 12 ft of surrounding sidewalk 2. Pedestrian Access: a. Street Level - entry from streetside b. Upper Levels - stairwell entry from street level, entry to units or offices from inner hallways 3. Frontages: a. Retail - Storefront. All showrooms must be facing streetfront with windows in view of the street. b. Residential - Bedrooms and living rooms are prioritized towards streetfront with windows in view of the street. c. Office - Offices situated parallel to streetfront with windows in view of the street.
Example, Mixed-Use Commercial Block Configuration
Example, Mixed-Use Commercial Block Configuration
4. Parking: a. Street parking available for shop patrons along streetfronts. b. Parking for Retail employees, residents, and additional patrons within enclosed rear parking of buildings. 5. Landscape: • 6 ft of adjacent sidewalks will be dedicated to greenspace, with ornamental trees planted every 30-40 feet from one another along the streetfront, placements predetermined.
Illustrative Photo, Mixed-Use Commercial Block
6. Building Massing and Levels a. Street Level - Dedicated entirely to Retail b. Second Level - Dedicated to Office Space or Residential, depending on Build Zone c. Third Level - Dedicated entirely to Residential, if built to this level
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Drawings
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Clough Roof Garden 12:00 PM
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Clough Roof Garden 4:30 PM
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