The Tiger Wood Passageway

The Tiger Wood Passageway

Zoe Kennedy Spring 2021

Table of Contents Booklet Cover Table of Contents Analysis of Precedents / Spatial and Design Concepts & Sketches Schematic Design Iterations: Interior Architectural Elements & Process Sketches Schematic Design Development Iterations: Color, Texture and Materiality Representation: Selected Architecture & Final Design Representation: Renderings & Reflected Ceiling Plan Final Rendering & Materials

Layering

Solid & Void

Compression

Wrapped Plane

Datum Lines

Asymmetry

Repetition

Ceiling Shapes

Lines of Sight

During this stage, I started by creating sketches of ideas that I had for each of the nine hallways.

I applied some aspects from my inspiration pins into a few of the designs. This process helped me pick three designs that I wanted to move forward with and those are the bottom three.

Triad

Complementary

Split Complementary

Monochromatic

Split Complementary

Analogous

Monochromatic

Complementary

Brown

36' - 0''

Reflected Ceiling Plan

3'-7'' x 2'-2''

12' - 3''

20' - 0''

10'-9'' x 2'-5''

7'-3'' x 1'-6'' 3'-7'' x 1'-6''

3'-4'' x 3'-10''

3'-9'' x 3'-9''

4'-2'' x 4'-2''

1'-8'' x 3'-1''

11' - 3''

30' - 0''

A

6'-6'' x 3'-5''

4'-7'' x 3'-7''

10'-10'' x 3'-3''

8'-7'' x 2'-10''

6' - 6'' NTS

NTS 36' - 0'' 4 1/2''

4' - 8''

20' - 0''

10' - 6''

4 1/2''

A

13' - 0''

NTS

Frame Wallpaper

Walls Exposed Concrete

Flooring Oak Vinyl

Panels Tiger Wood

Panel Backing Porcelain Tile

The hallway was designed to make the occupant feel warm and cozy with the use of natural materials. The skylights help cast shadows onto the acrchitecture thus displaying unique patterns on the walls and floor.