FALL 2019-FALL 2021
BRIDGETT ESPINO ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
BRIDGETT ESPINO RESUME
SUMMARY bridgett.espino@gmail.com 913.215.0715 Lawrence, KS
Hello! I am currently a fourth year architecture student at the University of Kansas who is passionate about using architectural design to positively impact people and their surroundings. I am excited to seek out internship opportunities in architecture and related fields.
EDUCATION
VOLUNTEER
University of Kansas
Puerto Rico Missionary Trip
Master of Arts in Architecture Senior Year - 3.76 GPA Expected May 2023
HONORS Multicultural Scholars Program Recipient 2018-Current
University of Kansas Honor Roll Fall 2018
Architectural Portfolio Finalist Third Year, Fourth Year
C.L. Burt Scholarship Recipient
MAR 2019
- Aided in the reconstruction of Iglesia Adventista de Vieques after Hurricane Maria - Assisted community members in restoring their homes to livable conditions - Served as translator between volunteer group and community members
University of Kansas Student Mentor
JAN- MAY 2021
- Provided support to first year architecture students in the transition to studio culture and in adapting a good workflow - Participated in reviews for projects and provided feedback to students
2020-2021
WORK EXPERIENCE
SKILLS
Norge’s House Cleaning
SketchUp Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign Lumion Revit
House Cleaner - Provided detailed cleanings for homes of clients
Hyvee
Personal Shopper - Shopped and packed online orders for customers - Ensured all items on list were correct and provided substitutions when necessary - Recognized for completing orders in a timely manner with minimal errors
Bilingual
Spanish, English
REFERENCES Nilou Vakil
Professor nilou.vakil@ku.edu
Eddy Tavio
Professor etavio@ku.edu
Ann Hossler
Professor 305.205.3136 ann.hossler@ku.edu
Nils Gore
Professor 785.766.7480 ngore@ku.edu
GARDNER, KS SUMMERS 2014-2017
LAWRENCE, KS OCT 2020-JUL 2021
SELECTED WORKS
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TALLGRASS CENTER FALL 2021 pages 1-32
KCK COMMUNITY CENTER SPRING 2020 pages 33-48
ARTIST SPACE
FALL 2019 pages 49-58
TERRACES
SPRING 2021 pages 59-74
TALLGRASS CENTER 6th & Massachusetts St, Lawrence, Kansas 66044 Professor: Nilou Vakil Fall 2021 In collaboration with Liz Putnam Our site, located on Sixth Street and Massachusetts Street, will aim to respond both to the agricultural background of Kansas and its industrialization. Our design will bring in materials that reflect the reality of the landscape. We intend to use perforated corten steel. In response to the agricultural background of Kansas, we plan to incorporate a Discovery Center that will feature several educational niches to provide the opportunity for visitors to learn more about the natural elements of Kansas. We intend to create a layering effect with fog and prairie grass throughout our softscape to create a similar experience as that experienced at the Baker Wetlands. Moving elements incorporated throughout the façade will allow the building to bring life and rhythm to the site. The changeable elements allow for residents to customize their space. Incorporating these core elements into our design development will create a community-centered space that reflects the spirit of Lawrence. Use of materials inspired by the agricultural and industrial history of our state will create a structure well-suited to the location. Creating an active space full of life adds comfort and engagement along the now-neglected site. Open courtyards will encourage community-led activities year round. Through the execution of the above-mentioned elements, our design team intends to revitalize this site and its function as a gateway to downtown Lawrence. Diagram to the right created by Liz Putnam
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SITE
LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY & PARKING GARAGE 330 SPOTS
1 MIN
PARKING LOT 71 SPOTS
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PARKING LOT
3 MIN
5 MIN
PARKING LOT 71 SPOTS
KEY 1 MINUTE RADIUS
65 SPOTS
3 MINUTE RADIUS
5 MINUTE RADIUS
KEY 1 MINUTE RADIUS 3 MINUTE RADIUS 5 MINUTE RADIUS
PRE-DESIGN Our site, located on the intersection of Sixth and Massachusett’s street, is surrounded by multiple restaurants, as well as, City Hall. Massachusett’s street is dynamic and full of life, and unfortunately, this activity tends to fade away as you approach Sixth street and the Kansas River. Our main goal through this project was to design a community-filled space that would reflect the spirit of Lawrence and would bring more people to this end of Massachusett’s street. Diagram to the right created by Liz Putnam
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LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Lawrence public library is visited by all generations for its wide selection of books, magazines, newspapers, and dvds. It is a great spot for families with children to visit, or for anyone wanting a quiet space to work in.
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS The University of Kansas is only 2 miles away from Mass street and increases the population of Lawrence by 30,000 for nine months out of the year.
SO BAKER WETLANDS Located south of downtown Lawrence, the Baker Wetlands features walking trails, lookouts to the beautiful scenery, and educational opportunities to learn about the prairie creatures and wetlands.
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BUS ROUTES Route 1 Route 3 Route 4 Route 6 Route 7 Route 10 Route 11 Route 15
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Park Path
ABE & JAKES Abe and Jakes is an event space located in the heart of downtown. It is a very popular venue for weddings and other events.
BUS ROUTES
MURALS There are many pieces of artwork all throughout Lawrence and on Mass street. Colorful murals can be found in connecting alleyways throughout Mass street.
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LAWRENCE ARTS CENTER The Lawrence Arts Center conducts a variety of art-related programs including, visual and performing arts, film, lectures, and contemporary exhibitions. It is referenced as the “creative hub” of Lawrence. About 10,000 students enroll each year into their curriculum.
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BIKE ACCESS Bike Lane Marked Shared Lane BIKE ACCESS Buffered Bike Lane Bike Lane Shared Use Path Marked Shared Lane Unpaved Trail Buffered Bike Lane Park Path Shared Use Path Unpaved Trail Park Path
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EXISTING CONDITIONS
CREATING PEDESTRIAN PATHS
LAYER 3
LAYER 2
LAYER 1 Inspired from the layering between prairie and fog seen at the Baker Wetlands, we created visual layers within our design. The first layer consists of a front courtyard that steps down, and features water and mist elements that were directly inspired from the Baker Wetlands.
CONCEPT EXPLORED
View from 6th and Massachusetts Street 7
The second layer is created using prairie grass. We decided to go with this landscape to pay homage to the Tallgrass Prairie found in Kansas.
The third layer is m pavilions that functions. Events s markets can be these pavilions. T can be used to hos pieces when not i events.
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BREATHING ROOM FOR GATEWAY
CREATING SPACES FOR SPILLOUT
LAYER 5
LAYER 4
The fifth and final layer consists of the Tallgrass Residential portion of the design.
The fourth layer contributes to the increase in visual heirarchy in the design. This layer consists of the Tallgrass Discovery Center.
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CIRCULATION
- Public - Semipublic
1” = 50’
Level Five
- Private - Service - Circulation
Egress Stairs Elevator Path Circulation Path Exits
Level Four
Level Three
Level Two
Level One
Ground Floor
Level Two
Level One
Ground Floor
PUBLIC
STRUCTURAL & CIRCULATION Structural diagram created by Liz Putnam
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LEVEL FIVE
LEVEL FOUR
PRIVATE
LEVEL THREE
LEVEL TWO
LEVEL ONE
PUBLIC
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15ft
STREET SECTION
In our proposal for a new street layout, we created wider sidewalk space to encourage more human interactions to take place. Additionally, we proposed a bike lane to be added onto Massachusett’s street and removed all on-street parking. We felt that this was achievable due to the detached parking garage that is included in our design. 11
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SIDEWALK
BUFFER BIKE LANE
TWO WAY STREET
MASSACHUSETTS ST.
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1’ = 1/32” Drawing created by Liz Putnam
TALLGRASS DISCOVERY CENTER & MARKET Total Area:
21,076 SF
1ST FLOOR PLAN
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Market
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Butterfly Sanctuary
795 SF
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Greenhouse
887 SF
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Service
667 SF
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Mechanical
238 SF
TALLGRASS APARTMENTS Total Area:
5,522 SF
72,426 SF
1ST FLOOR PLAN
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Open Retail Spaces
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Coffee Shop
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Residence Lobby
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Waste Room
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Service
120 SF
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Mechanical
250 SF
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Bike Storage
225 SF
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Mail Room
225 SF
approx. 866 SF 676 SF 3,126 SF 82 SF
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COMBINED TOTAL
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93,502 SF
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PERSPECTIVE SECTION AA
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PERSPECTIVE SECTION BB
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1’ = 1/32” Drawing created by Liz Putnam
TALLGRASS DISCOVERY CENTER & MARKET Total Area:
21,076 SF
2ND FLOOR PLAN
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Discovery Center
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Greenhouse
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Open Work Space
TALLGRASS APARTMENTS Total Area:
5,628 SFF 1,710 SF 903 SF
72,426 SF
2ND FLOOR PLAN Shared Media Room
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Small Group Room
90 SF
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Waste Room
82 SF
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Residence Gym
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1 Bed 1 Bath
541 SF
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2 Bed 1 Bath
1,005 SF
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2 Bed 2 Bath
1,079 SF
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2 Bed 2.5 Bath
1,153 SF
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3 Bed 3 Bath
1,584 SF
COMBINED TOTAL
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877 SF
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2,844 SF
93,502 SF
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10
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THIRD FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1’ = 1/32” Drawing created by Liz Putnam
TALLGRASS APARTMENT Total Area:
72,426 SF
3RD - 5TH FLOOR PLAN 877 SF
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Shared Media Room
2
Small Group Room
90 SF
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Waste Room
82 SF
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1 Bed 1 Bath
541 SF
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2 Bed 1 Bath
1,005 SF
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2 Bed 2 Bath
1,079 SF
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2 Bed 2.5 Bath
1,153 SF
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3 Bed 3 Bath
1,584 SF
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COMBINED TOTAL
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93,502 SF
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1 BED 1 BATH
Total Area Total Unit Type
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2 BED 2 BATH
541 SF 14 Units
Total Area Total Unit Type
1,005 12 U
5 SF Units
2 BED 2.5 BATH
Total Area Total Unit Type
1,584 SF 8 Units
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TALLGRASS MARKET
The Tallgrass Market features several vendor stations that would be open year round. The greenhouse was created to teach community members how to grow their own produce, as well as, provide produce to the vendors. This produce may also be sold during any Farmer’s Markets that take place in the Tallgrass Market. This space has large doors that open to the outside in order to allow for spillout of people to occur during the warmer months. This space is designed to be a meeting place for community members, while also providing some food options. 23
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TALLGRASS DISCOVERY CENTER The Tallgrass Discovery Center is an educational opportunity for families, and especially children to learn about the natural elements found in the city of Lawrence, as well as, the state of Kansas. Small demonstrations can take place in this space. One of the main features of the Tallgrass Discovery Center is the double height butterfly sanctuary. The butterfly sanctuary is a direct connection to the butterfly gardens found in South Park and the Lawrence Public Library. With lounge and work areas situated around it, this creates a unique environment to learn and work in.
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ELEVATIONS Drawing created by Liz Putnam
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NORTH ELEVATION SCALE: 1’ = 1/32”
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Level 5 50’ - 0”
Level 4 38’ - 0”
Level 3 26’ - 0”
Level 2 14’ - 0”
Level 1 0’ - 0”
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SCALE: 1’ = 1/32” Residential Roof 71’ - 0”
Level 5 50’ - 0”
Level 4 38’ - 0”
Level 3 26’ - 0”
Level 2 14’ - 0”
Level 1 0’ - 0”
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ELEVATIONS Drawing created by Liz Putnam
1 Residential Roof
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Level 5 50’ - 0”
Level 4 38’ - 0”
Level 3 26’ - 0”
Level 2 14’ - 0”
Level 1 0’ - 0”
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Tallgras Roof 28’ - 0”
Level 2 14’ - 0”
Level 1 0’ - 0”
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EAST ELEVATION SCALE: 1’ = 1/32”
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Tallgras Roof 28’ - 0”
Level 2 14’ - 0”
Level 1 0’ - 0”
WEST ELEVATION 2
SCALE: 1’ = 1/32”
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Residential Roof 71’ - 0”
Level 5 50’ - 0”
Level 4 38’ - 0”
Level 3 26’ - 0”
Level 2 14’ - 0”
Level 1 0’ - 0”
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CENTRAL COURTYARD
There are two courtyards in our design. The first is the front courtyard and the second is the central courtyard situated between the Tallgrass Discovery Center and the Tallgrass Residential building. These courtyards feature large overhanging pavilions that can be used to house fun art exhibits, such as the LED swings seen in this image. The space encourages visitors to spill out of the Discovery Center to enjoy any activities that may be taking place in these courtyards. 31
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KCK COMMUNITY CENTER Minnesota Ave & 9th St, Kansas City, Kansas 66101 Professor: Thom Allen Spring 2020
The purpose of this project was to design a community center that could serve the various needs of the community surrounding it. Due to this, the community center features various spaces for various activities and many of the spaces are versatile and can be used for other uses. The building was intentionally detached from the neighboring building to allow for viewing and appreciation of the mural on site. The space left open is meant for various outdoor spaces such as food trucks, small markets, and other activities for the community to use.
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SITE ANALYSIS
The location of our site is on the intersection of Minnesota Avenue and North 8th street. Situtated between existing buildings, this created a unique opportunity to split the community center into two buildings. The two buildings were then connected to provide access to and from each building. The connection was inspired off of the various connection between buildings that were seen around the area. 35
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Level Three Semi-Private
This third level is a semi-private space. While visitors can still visit any of these spaces, this is where spaces which can be reserved are located. This is where a photography studio, conference room, and recording room can be found.
Level Two Public
The second level consists of a supply resource space and volunteer space, as well as some public seating located facing the existing mural. In building B, one will find the private offices and gallery space.
Level One Public
This first level of the KCK Community Center consists of a large cafe in building A that faces the existing mural. There is plenty of space outdoors for food trucks or farmer’s markets to take place in front of the mural. In building B, there is the first level of a gym and the gallery space.
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1” = 30’
COMMUNITY CENTER Total Area:
11,627 SF
1ST FLOOR PLAN
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Cafe
2
Restrooms
795 SF
3
Mechanical
887 SF
MUSEUM AND GYM Total Area:
5,522 SF
14,695 SF
1ST FLOOR PLAN
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Gallery
866 SF
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Gift Shop
676 SF
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Restrooms
3,126 SF
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Mechanical
82 SF
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Locker Rooms
120 SF
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Gym
250 SF
COMBINED TOTAL
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26,322 SF
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1” = 30’
COMMUNITY CENTER Total Area:
11,627 SF
2ND FLOOR PLAN
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Lobby
2
Storage
3
Restrooms
132 SF
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Volunteer Room
218 SF
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Supply Resource Center
606 SF
MUSEUM AND GYM Total Area:
1,330 SF 49 SF
14,695 SF
2ND FLOOR PLAN
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Gym
7
Collaborative Work Space
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Office
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Restroom
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Storage
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Gallery
COMBINED TOTAL
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721 SF 1,497 SF 686 SF 84 SF 114 SF 1,464 SF
26,322 SF
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THIRD FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1” = 30’
COMMUNITY CENTER Total Area:
11,627 SF
3RD FLOOR PLAN
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Lounge Area
2
Dressing Room
3
Restroom
100 SF
4
Photography Studio
395 SF
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Conference Room
296 SF
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Recording Room
384 SF
COMBINED TOTAL
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377 SF 98 SF
26,322 SF
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OPEN TO BELOW
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3 4
5 6
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WEST ELEVATION & SECTION AA SCALE: 1” = 20’ 45
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VISUAL
View from Minnesota Avenue 47
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ARTIST SPACE Woodland Ave & 39th St, Kansas City, Kansas 66101 Professor: Thom Allen Fall 2019
The purpose of this artist retreat was to create a space that could house a visiting artist for an extended period of time. Located in the Ivanhoe neighborhood, I spoke with the Ivanhoe Neighborhood Council and learned that this community wanted a revival. They desired to have spaces that could spark creativity within the community. They simply wished for growth. With this desire in mind, I decided to make the concept of growth a common theme in the design. In this artist space, I was inspired by the trees found in the area surrounding the location. The organic forms are meant to resemble the growth of trees as they spread their branches out. These organic forms surround the walls of the artist space, both literally with trees growing all around, and figuratively with the forms hugging the exterior. These floor to cieling windows allow natural light to flood into the space, while still providing some shade with the wooden organic forms.
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ARTIST PARK
The site for this project is found along Woodland avenue. As a class, we were tasked to design an artist in residence and the park that these residences would be placed in. In this design, there are five artist spaces placed throughout the park, each being placed on a stepped terrace of land. There are sculpures placed throughout, and a central courtyard that can be used to house different events. The artist space that I designed is found on the northeastern part of the site. 51
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Level Three Private
This third space is a private space for the artist in residence. It offers a small office space to work in, and a rooftop patio with a view to the rest of the park.
Level Two Private
The second level is a private space for the artist in residence. This is where the artist will be living. This space is modeled after a studio apartment and offers all basic necessities for the artist to live comfortably.
Level One Public
This first level of the artist retreat space is open for all visitors. This space offers flexibility for the artist in residence. This space can be used for teaching an art class, or the space can be redecorated to serve a different function.
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1ST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 3/32” = 1’-0”
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Collaborative Work Space 6
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WEST ELEVATION SCALE: 3/20” = 1’-0”
This simple design was inspired off of the trees that are currently on the site. The site is heavily wooded and is mostly staying that way. It is meant to be a space that evokes the peace that is often found in nature.
2ND FLOOR PLAN
3RD FLOOR PLAN
SCALE: 3/32” = 1’-0”
SCALE: 3/32” = 1’-0”
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Kitchen
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Workspace
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Living Room
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Rooftop Patio
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Restroom
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Closet
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Bedroom
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Mechanical
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TERRACES 1298 Riverfront Dr, Kansas City, Missouri 64120 Professor: Eddy Tavio Spring 2021 In collaboration with Madeline Bradley This parcel was designed as a green terraced mixed use building at the Berkley Riverport in KC. Our conceptual core is centered around the courtyard filled with maximized green-space, a water element, outdoor seating, shopping and food. All these elements highlight the surrounding context. This mixed use development optimizes views to the river, facing north and south. Along with preserving views for the surrounding buildings and residences. Starting at the second level and leading up to the top floor, the balconies hug the form and create great views all around the parcel. Vegetation is integrated throughout the resident floors to create privacy and enhance the green space aesthetic. In addition to privacy, wooden louvers were built into the residence floors and office levels to implement sun-shading. The terraced floor plans along with the rounded balconies create an organic scheme. In addition to preserving views facing the river. The design enhances everyday community relations among a diverse neighborhood and provides added community engagement.
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Residential
EXISTING COMPONENTS
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RAILWAYS
ROADS
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PRE-DESIGN
As a class, we were tasked to design a district along the Missouri River. At the time, the land was undeveloped and together we worked to divide the land into several parcels. We proposed various changes in street patterns and railway paths. Diagram above created by Dakoda Ash
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volle public restrooms
PRE-DESIGN As a class, we first conducted some research on our site before beginning any design. We looked into the history of the site, as well as, what things were around it. We noted that the Rivermarket was nearby and that there were some volleyball courts that were actively used in the area. At the time of this project, the only existing building was a residential housing building that can be seen on the diagram to the right. After learning about our site, we then began to get inspired by imagining what kinds of things we wanted to bring into the area. We looked at precedents about the kinds of things that were successful in other places and took notes about how we could use these elements in a new way. Upon visiting the site in person, we quickly realized the size of the site and jumped straight into this new challenge.
walking route
Diagram created by Liz Putnam
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eyball courts residential housing air traffic access to i35, 29, & 71 highway
potential connection to columbus park
train routes
future residential housing
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future streetcar route
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BOUTIQUE HOTEL
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WORLD-CLASS DESTINATION Tasked to design a world-class destination, the class was assigned various different building types to make an engaging district. Varying from boutique hotels to a large Riverfront park along the Missouri River, we were challenged in ways we had never been challenged before. In these images, you will see our large site model that we created, as well as, our individual designs. Our project was classified as a mixed-use tower. Photos from IG @65_andsunny
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RIVERFRONT PARK
MIXED-USE TOWER
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EXISTING CONDITIONS
CONCEPT EXPLORED
North Perspective Elevation from Riverfront Drive 67
DIVIDE BUILDING AND MAINTAIN NORTH AND SOUTH VIEWS
CREATING TERRACES TO MAXIMIZE VIEWS TO RIVER
CONNECT AND CREATE AN ACTIVE COURTYARD
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PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION The way that we divided our mixed-use building is seen at the right. The first level consists of retail and restaurants, as well as, a public parking garage. The next level starts to get into the some living units, office spaces, and more restuarant spaces. The third level houses all the amenites for the residents of the building. Levels four through twelve house the remainder of living units of this design. In the center of the design, we have created a central courtyard that is hugged by restaurants. This is in response to the concert hall that is placed across from our site. We wanted to provide the opportunity for enjoyment of any live events that may be taking place anywhere on the site, and to encourage more human interactions to take place.
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Level 4-12 Private
Living Units Conference Rooms Shared Outdoor Space
Level 3 Private
Living Units Spa Movie Theatres Game Room Conference Rooms Outdoor Pool Indoor Pool
Indoor/Outdoor Bar Demonstration Kitchens Lobby Mail Room
Level 2
Public & Private Parking Garage Restaurants Offices Living Units Karaoke Bar
Level 1 Public
Parking Garage Restaurants Retail Stores Coffee Shops Bars
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1 BED 1 BATH
Total Area
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866 SF
4 BED 3 BATH
Total Area
3,024 SF
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VISUAL
East Perspective Elevation 73
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FALL 2019-FALL 2021
THANK YOU 913.215.0715 bridgett.espino@gmail.com