Clemson SoA Graduate Entry Studio 2015

(RE)THINKING CLEMSON III

(RE)THINKING CLEMSON III Phase 3: SITE AND CONTEXT ANALYSIS CLEMSON UNIVERSITY l SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE ARCH 8510_DESIGN STUDIO FALL 2015 STUDIO PROFS. ERSOY, FRANCO, HEINE

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PAGE INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................................6-7 KATERYNA ROMANOVA / EDGAR MOZO.......................................................................................................................8-19 KAYLAN BETTEN / AMELIA BRACKMANN................................................................................................................... 20-25 RITINHA FERNANDES / NATHAN HUETTE...................................................................................................................26-41 DAVID HERRERO / PAUL MOSHER...............................................................................................................................42-45 JAMES GILL / KUNAL PATEL / BENJAMIN WOFFORD................................................................................................ 46-53 ALLYCIA GALINDO / JIAN HUANG................................................................................................................................ 54-59 GRAYDON BLAKESLEE / KAITLYN KISTLER.............................................................................................................. 60-63 RUSSEL BUCHANAN / XINGJIAN MA........................................................................................................................... 64-67 VIRGINIA HUNT / XIAOYU LU........................................................................................................................................ 68-75 TRIEU VO / JEAN-PIERRE WERSINGER...................................................................................................................... 76-81 EDUARDO MOREIRA / MATTHEW CIALKOWSKI........................................................................................................ 82-89 JASON BOYD / RODNEY TAYLOR................................................................................................................................ 90-95 JOHANNA NEMETZ / THOMAS MASINO.....................................................................................................................96-101 SARAH SEIGLER / GWENDOLYN PETRASKO..........................................................................................................102-111 AMY TRICK / STACY DAVIS........................................................................................................................................112-127

PROJECT BACKGROUND This studio revolves around a fundamental question of our profession: How do architects transform a topography into a cultural context that accommodates our daily life—praxis ?

We will search for an answer to this comprehensive question by questioning three architectural notions that form urban life: landscape, façade and urban space. The questioning shall be done through three design exercises in different scales.

These exercises will ask you to rethink Clemson from a critical standpoint in view of the network of relationships that identify it as a small city. In simple terms, this studio aims to re-invent Clemson in consideration of its two unique characteristics: its landscape and student life.

ing transformative effect, so with every step we are building a wider identity rather than a disconnected fragment. Therefore, the position and the attitude of the element we design -a building, a small urban space, or something similar- in relation to the whole city, its landscape and its urban structure, becomes crucial. The three notions we will deal with within the course –landscape, façade and urban space- represent three different territories that need to be restored and improved in Clemson: The relationship of the city with the surrounding lakes, the importance of the facades of the most prominent buildings in Downtown Clemson as both climatic and social tools, and the possibilities to create new urban entities in which architecture and public spaces don’t hider each other. All of these are problematic areas that can become The idea of (Re)thinking Clemson implies that, even if we opportunities through design, turning from urban pathologies are designing a small piece, we are permanently relating it to to urban assets.

Clemson as a whole. We are trying to produce an overarch6

PROGRAMMATIC APPROACH As it usually occurs on sites with the high urban potential this one has, the program of the building (or buildings) to be raised here as an open question. Therefore, the architectural strategy should be intimately tied to the program in one way or the other. Even if it includes different programmatic elements -such as commercial, residential or cultural uses-, configuring some sort of Mixed-use, their different proportions will be essential for the final result. Consequently, the first step to start the design process will be a programmatic statement that shows the potential of the site. Alternative and experimental approaches regarding program are encouraged, while too deterministic ones -making conventional choices by default- should be avoided. In any case there should be a reasoned narrative that supports the programmatic statement.

TEAM WORK For this last exercise we won’t just have more time to reach a higher level of development and detailing than on the previous ones. Also, the exercise will be developed entirely as TEAMS, which will be composed by TWO STUDENTS. The teams will be a great opportunity to share a lot of the productive duties of the projects and, therefore, to reach the expected level of detailing. But also, and foremost, they will be an opportunity for debating and articulating ideas in a more critical and complex way.

PROJECT BACKGROUND During this semester we have explored the overarching idea of Rethinking Clemson in two very different projects, using distinctive urban strategies. Firstly, with the Rowing house, we tried to reconnect Clemson as an urban structure with its surrounding –currently overlooked- water landscape. Secondly, with the facade redesign for Clemson Campus Views, we have approached the city’s urban core from a critical perspective by proposing alternatives to the conventional ways of producing urban image. During the last part of the semester we will develop a new strategy to rethink Clemson that is a continuation to the previous ones. Briefly, the last project aims to carry the urban riddle in Clemson to a different level of complexity.

The site chosen for the exercise is one of the most strategic spots for the future development of Clemson as a denser city. A site which promises a connection between the structure of the city and the structure of the Campus. The site is located to the East of the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church and across the street from Riggs Soccer field, between the Old Greenville Highway and Addison Lane, on the current location of a parking lot. Not only its position in between key elements of the Town-Campus complex, also its topographic conditions make it highly visible almost from everywhere in the vicinity. In these conditions it seems obvious that the incredible potential of this site alone to Rethink Clemson to affect which type of urban and collective identity Clemson can have, through architecture and design.

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Potential site

PROGRAM ANALYSIS

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Private + Open cooperative

Sharing housing Co-owning structure

MASTERPLAN SCALE 1/64” = 1’ - 0”

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Site Time Theory

COMMERCIAL

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restaurant/bar entrance Uses: - Social interaction - Passive recreation (solitary, group) skylights - Active recreation (solitary, group) skylights - Habitat skylights

Downtown

Users: Children; Adolescence /students; Adults; Dogs

Low density Community food garden Planted corridors ~ mobility of plants Local production Sharing nature ~ harmony with nature

CONGREGATION SHARING ADAPTABILITY

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PROGRAM ANALYSIS

Low density SOCIAL PEOPLE USES PLACE PHYSICAL

High density OWNERSHIP

Private + Open cooperative

Sharing housing Co-owning structure

Spring

Winter

2020

COMMERCIAL

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Low density Community food garden Planted corridors ~ mobility of plants Local production Sharing nature ~ harmony with nature

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restaurant/bar entrance Uses: - Social interaction - Passive recreation (solitary, group) skylights - Active recreation (solitary, group) skylights - Habitat skylights

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Users: Children; Adolescence /students; Adults; Dogs

CONGREGATION SHARING ADAPTABILITY

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PLACE

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public space

water collectors KATE ROMANOVA| EDGAR MOZO

Site Time Theory

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FUNCTIONAL VARIATIONS

hostel/ 2nd level duplex

SMALL INTERVENTIONS COMMERCIAL SPACIAL

restaurant/ bar KATE ROMANOVA| EDGAR MOZO EMPTYNESS OF DENSITY

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ELEVATION 1 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0” A

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PLAN -2 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0” SPECIFICATIONS: 1. URBAN PLAZA

6. OFFICES

HOSTEL: 2. COMMON / DINNING SPACE 3. BEDROOM 4. LIVING ROOM 5. RESTROOM

RESTAURANT/ BAR 7. DINNIG SPACE 8. KITCHEN 9. STORAGE 10. LOADING

11. AUDITORIUM 12. STAFF ROOM 13. GARDEN

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19mm uline boarding on 45/60 mm battens

SUNLIGHT

Sealed insulated safety glass Aluminium roof light with double glazing

Condensation weep holes Insulation prefabricated concrete

fasteners

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RESTAURANT/ BAR 7. DINNIG SPACE 8. KITCHEN 9. STORAGE 10. LOADING

11. AUDITORIUM 12. STAFF ROOM 13. GARDEN

B

PLAN -3 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

17. PARKING LOT

14. INTERIOR PUBLIC SPACE 15. AMPHITHEATER 16. PERMANENT EXHIBITION

19mm uline boarding on 45/60 mm battens

SUNLIGHT

Sealed insulated safety glass Aluminium roof light with double glazing

Condensation weep holes Insulation prefabricated concrete

fasteners

sand

A

Sealed insulated safety glass

A

steel cilinder D=18’

19mm uline boarding on 45/60 mm battens

monolitic structural concrete 3’

monolitic concrete column

steel cilinder D=18’

monolitic concrete slab

monolitic concrete column

monolitic concrete slab monolitic concrete slab

SECTION B-B Scale 1” = 1’ - 0”

refab for column

Aluminium roof light with double glazing

19mm uline boarding on 45/60 mm battens 1’-6” reinforced concrete slab;

AXONOMETRIC VIEW

B

SECTION A-A Scale 1” = 1’ - 0”

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DETAIL DRAWING

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ELEVATION 3 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

ELEVATION 4 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

PHASE 1 PHASE 1 KEEPS THE REVENUE COMING FROM THE FOOTBALL GAMES BY PROVIDING DESIGNATED PARKING TO THE GUEST AND THREE MIXED USE RENTABLE UNITS THAT CAN BE RENTED FOR DIFFERENT VENDORS DURING FOOTBALL SEASON. THIS STRATEGY ALLOWS FOR A CONSTANT FLOW OF REVENUE THAT PROVIDES THE FUNDING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STRUCTURE.

SECTION A 1/16” = 1’ - 0” PHASE 2 TWO NEW PROGRAMS ARE INTRODUCE TO PROVIDE THE CHURCH WITH ADDITIONAL REVEUE FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT. A ACADEMIC GEAR HOSTEL, A RESTAURANT WITH A BAR, AND A SECOND LAYER TO OFFICES / MIXED USE SPACE. THE VERTICAL CIRCULATION OF THE STRUCTURE BEGINS TO TAKE IT’S FORM AND CONNECTS THE GUEST WITH EASY ACCESS TO PARKING BELOW AND PATHS TO DOWNTOWN AND CAMPUS. THE POROUS COLUMNS ARE INSTALLED PROVIDING THE STRUCTURE FOR FUTURE DEVELOPEMENT.

PHASE 3

SECTION B 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

TWO NEW PROGRAMS ARE INTRODUCE TO PROVIDE THE CHURCH WITH ADDITIONAL REVENUE FOR FUTURE DEVELOPMENT. A ACADEMIC GEAR HOSTEL, A RESTAURANT WITH A BAR, AND A SECOND LAYER TO OFFICES / MIXED USE SPACE. THE VERTICAL CIRCULATION OF THE STRUCTURE BEGINS TO TAKE IT’S FORM AND CONNECTS THE GUEST WITH EASY ACCESS TO PARKING BELOW AND PATHS TO DOWNTOWN AND CAMPUS.

PHASE 4 THE SECOND LAYER OF HOSTEL, RESTAURANT, OFFICE SPACE / STUDIOS IS APPLIED. IN THIS LAYER THE BUILDING IS THE MOST ACTIVE WITH DIRECT ACCESS TO BOTH THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND TO CAMPUS. THE OPENNESS OF THE BUILDING ALLOWS FOR THE VISITOR TO SURROUND THEMSELVES WITH AN OPEN AIR BUILDING WITH PROGRAM SPECIFIC CONDITION SPACES. BY HAVING THE MAJORITY OF THE VERTICAL CIRCULATION IN THE PUBLIC REALM OF THE BUILDING. THE DESIGN ENCOURAGES COLLABORATION AND THE OPPORTUNITY FOR MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

1/16” : 1’

SECTION C 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

PHASE 5 THE FINAL PHASE OF PROJECT PROVIDES THE CHURCH WITH AN OPEN PLAZA. THE DENSITY PROVIDED BY A WIDE VARIETY OF PROGRAMS DISAPPEARS INTO THE LANDSCAPE PROVIDING THE CHURCH WITH SERENITY AND A SITE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS. THE IDEA BEHIND THE DESIGN IS CLEARLY EXPRESS BY THE DATUM THAT IS REACH AT THE GROUND LEVEL OF THE CHURCH PROVIDING AN EASY TRANSITION TO THE BUILDING. THIS PLAZA CAN BE EASILY OCCUPIED WITH TAILGATERS THAT CAN GATHER IN THE SPACE AND SURROUND THEMSELVES WITH PEOPLE INSTEAD OF WASTING SPACE TO CARS. THE THICKNESS OF THE TOP CONCRETE SLAB PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURES THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE POP UP SHOPS, LOCAL FARMERS MARKET AND EXHIBITIONS.

CONSTRUCTION PHASING

SECTION D 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

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ELEVATION 3 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

18 PHASE 1 PHASE 1 KEEPS THE REVENUE COMING FROM THE FOOTBALL GAMES BY PROVIDING DESIGNATED PARKING TO THE GUEST AND THREE MIXED USE RENTABLE UNITS THAT CAN BE RENTED FOR DIFFERENT VENDORS DURING FOOTBALL SEASON. THIS STRATEGY

ELEVATION 4 SCALE 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

THE SECOND LAYER OF HOSTEL, RESTAURANT, OFFICE SPACE / STUDIOS IS APPLIED. IN THIS LAYER THE BUILDING IS THE MOST ACTIVE WITH DIRECT ACCESS TO BOTH THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND TO CAMPUS. THE OPENNESS OF THE BUILDING ALLOWS FOR THE VISITOR TO SURROUND THEMSELVES WITH AN OPEN AIR BUILDING WITH PROGRAM SPECIFIC CONDITION SPACES. BY HAVING THE MAJORITY OF THE VERTICAL CIRCULATION IN THE PUBLIC REALM OF THE BUILDING. THE DESIGN ENCOURAGES COLLABORATION AND THE OPPORTUNITY FOR MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

1/16” : 1’

SECTION C 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

PHASE 5 THE FINAL PHASE OF PROJECT PROVIDES THE CHURCH WITH AN OPEN PLAZA. THE DENSITY PROVIDED BY A WIDE VARIETY OF PROGRAMS DISAPPEARS INTO THE LANDSCAPE PROVIDING THE CHURCH WITH SERENITY AND A SITE FREE OF OBSTRUCTIONS. THE IDEA BEHIND THE DESIGN IS CLEARLY EXPRESS BY THE DATUM THAT IS REACH AT THE GROUND LEVEL OF THE CHURCH PROVIDING AN EASY TRANSITION TO THE BUILDING. THIS PLAZA CAN BE EASILY OCCUPIED WITH TAILGATERS THAT CAN GATHER IN THE SPACE AND SURROUND THEMSELVES WITH PEOPLE INSTEAD OF WASTING SPACE TO CARS. THE THICKNESS OF THE TOP CONCRETE SLAB PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR LIGHTWEIGHT STRUCTURES THAT CAN ACCOMMODATE POP UP SHOPS, LOCAL FARMERS MARKET AND EXHIBITIONS.

CONSTRUCTION PHASING

SECTION D 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

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The Gallery of Clemson is a multi-functional gathering space for the Clemson community, Trinity Church, and the students of Clemson University. Housing a flexible program with a healthy cafe, transitional gallery space, rentable venue and outdoor movie screen, we wanted a building that would allow transformation. Movable doors aid in opening the interior to the outside, further emphisizing the notion of flexible space. By sinking the building into the ground and utilizing the topography as amphitheater seating, the building respects the adjacent church and strengthens the connection to downtown. The Gallery creates an outdoor oasis for studying, relaxing, and reconnecting with nature while still producing revenue for Trinity Church via rentable indoor space for baquets and weddings along with underground parking. The Gallery serves to bring the first nature oriented, and artistic community space to downtown Clemson.

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ROAD FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

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TOPOGRAPHICALLY HIGHER PARTS OF THE CLEMSON AREA

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SUN STUDY

THE SITE RECEIVES EXTENSIVE SUNLIGHT FROM THE SOUTHERN SIDE THROUGHOUT THE DAY

PROGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS PARKING

• PARKING LOT FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH • 40 PARKING SPACES WITHIN THE GRAVEL LOT • PARKING LOTS PROVIDED ALONG THE PERIPHERY OF THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS • THE CENTRAL CLEMSON AND DOWNTOWN AREAS HAVE LIMITED PARKING PROVISION Imagery ©2015 Google, Map data ©2015 Google

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THE DELINEATED SITE

https://www.google.com/maps/@34.6796781,­82.8372962,2374m/data=!3m1!1e3

IS LOCATED IN A OPPORTUNISTIC POSITION IN THE HEART OF CLEMSON CITY. BEING IN THIS LOCATION OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT DOWNTOWN TO DIFFERENT PARTS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY & THE CITY BOTH VISUALLY AND PHYSICALLY

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CAFE & VIEWING DECK

THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE SITE ALLOWS FOR BEAUTIFUL PANAORMIC VIEWS OF THE SURROUNDING PARTS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY AND DOWNTOWN CLEMSON

SUN STUDY

PROGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS PARKING

• PARKING LOT FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH • 40 PARKING SPACES WITHIN THE GRAVEL LOT • PARKING LOTS PROVIDED ALONG THE PERIPHERY OF THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS • THE CENTRAL CLEMSON AND DOWNTOWN AREAS HAVE LIMITED PARKING PROVISION

THE URBAN GREEN CULTIVATING CLEMSON

THE SITE RECEIVES EXTENSIVE SUNLIGHT FROM THE SOUTHERN SIDE THROUGHOUT THE DAY

AN ELEVATED OBSERVATION DECK ALLOWS FOR THESE GREAT VIEWS TO BE APPRECIATED WHILE CREATING A MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

PARKING GENERATES NATHAN HUETTE REVENUE & CONTRIBUTESRITINHA FERNANDES TO THE SMOOTH FUNCTIONING OF ADJACENT SPACES

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ELEVATED PARK

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STAIRS FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

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TOPOGRAPHICALLY HIGHER PARTS OF THE CLEMSON AREA

SUN STUDY

PROGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS

THE SITE RECEIVES EXTENSIVE SUNLIGHT FROM THE SOUTHERN SIDE THROUGHOUT THE DAY

PARKING

• PARKING LOT FOR MEMBERS OF THE HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH • 40 PARKING SPACES WITHIN THE GRAVEL LOT • PARKING LOTS PROVIDED ALONG THE PERIPHERY OF THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS • THE CENTRAL CLEMSON AND DOWNTOWN AREAS HAVE LIMITED PARKING PROVISION

PARKING GENERATES REVENUE & CONTRIBUTES TO THE SMOOTH FUNCTIONING OF ADJACENT SPACES

ELEVATED PARK

• USED BY PEDESTRIANS TO CUT ACROSS THROUGH DOWTOWN AND CONNECT TO THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS • GREEN SPACES INTERSPERSED WITHIN THE CAMPUS USED AS CONNECTORS

A COVERED PARK WILL HELP ENHANCE THE PEDESTRIAN EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE SITE WHILE ALSO PROVIDING GREEN AREAS OUTSIDE OF THE CAMPUS.

URBAN FARM

• LACK OF GROCERY STORES IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE UNIVERSITY • FARMING COMMUNITIES WITHIN CLEMSON, DON’T HAVE DEDICATED MEETING SPACES

AN URBAN FARM WOULD CREATING AN AWARENESS ABOUT NEW TECHNIQUES IN FARMING AND AGRICLTURE AND RESEARCH IN AN URBAN ENVIRONMENT

CAFE & VIEWING DECK

THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THE SITE ALLOWS FOR BEAUTIFUL PANAORMIC VIEWS OF THE SURROUNDING PARTS OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY AND DOWNTOWN CLEMSON

THE URBAN GREEN CULTIVATING CLEMSON

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AN ELEVATED OBSERVATION DECK ALLOWS FOR THESE GREAT VIEWS TO BE APPRECIATED WHILE CREATING A MULTIPURPOSE SPACE

NATHAN HUETTE

RITINHA FERNANDES

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Viewing Space Urban Farm Storage Classrooms Packaging Admin.

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Showcase Area Covered Park Café Food Café Tailgating Space Observation Areas Circulation Paths Selling Space Parking Parking Lot Viewing Space ACTIVITIES Shacks Grocery Market Classrooms Streetscape Streetscape Admin.

Urban Farm Café Food Café Storage Observation Areas Packaging Selling Space Germifictaion Viewing Space Vertical Farming ACTIVITIES Classrooms Park Activities Admin.

Urban Farm Showcase Area Covered Park Café Food Storage Café Tailgating Space Observation Areas Circulation Packaging Paths Selling Space Germifictaion Parking Parking Lot ViewingFarming Space Shacks GroceryVertical Market Park Activities Classrooms Park Activities Streetscape Streetscape Showcase Admin.

Showcase AreaArea Urban Farm Covered ParkWEEKDAYS Storage Tailgating space Tailgating Space Packaging Circulation Pathspath Circulation Germifictaion Parking Parking Lot Vertical Shacks GroceryFarming Market Park Activities Park Activities Streetscape Streetscape Showcase Showcase AreaArea Covered ParkWEEKENDS Tailgating Space Tailgating space Circulation Pathspath Circulation ACTIVITIES Parking Parking Lot Shacks Grocery Market ACTIVITIES Café Food Streetscape Streetscape Café Observation Areas Café Food Café Selling Space Observation Areas Viewing Space Selling Space Viewing Space Classrooms Classrooms Admin.

Urban Farm Admin.

Storage Urban Farm Storage Packaging Packaging Germifictaion Germifictaion Vertical Farming Vertical Farming Park Activities Park Activities Showcase Area Covered Park ShowcaseSpace Area Tailgating Covered Park Tailgating CirculationSpace Paths Circulation Parking Parking Paths Lot ACTIVITIES Parking ParkingMarket Lot Shacks Grocery Shacks Grocery Market Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Streetscape Streetscape Café Observation Areas Viewing Spaces Selling Space

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Urban Farm Showcase Area Covered Park Café Food Storage Café Tailgating Space Observation Areas Circulation Packaging Paths Selling Space Germifictaion Parking Parking Lot ViewingFarming Space Shacks GroceryVertical Market Park Activities Classrooms Park Activities Streetscape Streetscape Showcase Admin.

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Urban Farm Admin.

Storage Urban Farm Storage Packaging Packaging Germifictaion Germifictaion Vertical Farming Vertical Farming Park Activities Park Activities Showcase Area Covered Park ShowcaseSpace Area Tailgating Covered Park Tailgating CirculationSpace Paths Circulation Parking Parking Paths Lot ACTIVITIES Parking ParkingMarket Lot Shacks Grocery Shacks Grocery Market Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Streetscape Streetscape Café Observation Areas Viewing Spaces Selling Space ViewingClassrooms Space Admin WEEKDAYSClassrooms ACTIVITIES Admin.+ Packaging Storage Urban Farm Storage Germification Café Food Café Packaging Observation Areas Germifictaion Selling Space Viewing Spaces Vertical ViewingFarming Space Classrooms Park Activities Classrooms Admin Showcase Area WEEKENDS Admin.

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Shacks Grocery Market Urban Farm Storage Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Packaging Café Observation Areas Germifictaion Selling Farming Space Vertical Viewing Space Park Activities Classrooms Showcase Area Covered Park Admin.Space Tailgating Urban Farm StoragePaths Circulation Packaging Parking Parking Lot Germifictaion Shacks Grocery Market Vertical Farming Streetscape Streetscape Park Activities ACTIVITIES Showcase Area Covered Park Tailgating Space Cafe Café Food Circulation Paths Café WEEKDAYS Observation Spaces Observation Areas Parking Parking Lot ACTIVITIES Selling Space Shacks Grocery Market Viewing Space Cafe Streetscape Streetscape Café Food Café WEEKENDSClassrooms Observation Spaces Observation Areas Admin.

Selling Space Urban Farm Storage Viewing Space Packaging Classrooms Germifictaion Admin.

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VERTICAL HARVEST, WYOMING

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http://www.monkeyjoes.com/walk-ins/toddler-area/

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http://urbanfarmerrestaurant.com/

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http://www.norris-design.com/work/region/midwest/orland-park/

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http://growchattanooga.org/food-guide-farms/lookout-mountain-sustainable-homestead

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THE URBAN GREEN CULTIVATING CLEMSON

LOWER PARKING LEVEL 1”:32’-0” 01 02 03 04 05

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ROOF TOP CAFE GROWING SPACES GERMIFICATION, PREPARATION AND GROWING ROOMS

PATHWAY MULTIPURPOSE SPACE BASEMENT PARKING LEVEL 01 BASEMENT PARKING LEVEL 02

SOCIAL ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS COVERED PARK

SOCIAL

ECONOMIC

ENVIRONMENT

PROVIDES A PLATFORM FOR SOCIAL INTERACTION DURING GAMEDAY

GENERATES REVENUE DURING GAMEDAYS BY LETTING OUT SPACE FOR TAILGATING

CREATES AN EXTENSION OF CLEMSON’S FLORA THROUGH THE GREEN AREAS WITHIN THE COVERED PARK

PROVIDES COVERED SPACE FOR PRIVATE EVENTS, FUNCTIONS

COMMUNITY GARDEN

BRINGS COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO HELP GROW VEGETATION FOR THE CITY

OVERLAPPING OF FUNCTIONS AND SPACES ROOFTOP CAFE

OBSERVATION SPACES

URBAN FARM

ELEVATED PARK

PARKING

SHACKS

CAFE SPACE VANTAGE POINTS FROM ALL SIDES OF CAFE SHOWCASING THE RESEARCH PARK ACTIVITIES FREELY USED BY PUBLIC AND CHURCH FOR INFORMAL ACVITIES

PRODUCE GROW IN THE GARDENS CAN BE SOLD FOR PROFIT

CREATES GREEN AREA POCKETS WITHIN THE STRUCTURE WHICH IMPACT THE BUILT STRUCTURAL ENVIRONMENT

PATH CUTTING THROUGH FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY VIEW OF OUR INTERVENTION FROM STREET LEVEL

`VIEWPORT CUTTING THROUGH FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

OBSERVATION DECK

PROVIDES A SOCIAL PLATFORM OPEN TO PUBLIC ACCESS WITH VIEWS OF THE CLEMSON CITY AND CAMPUS

INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS COULD RENT OUT THE ENCLOSED SPACES FOR PRIVATE EVENTS

CAN PROVIDE A PLATFORM TO CREATE AWARENESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT INCLUSIVE OF THE FLORA AND FAUNA IN CLEMSON

SELLING SPACE

SELLING SPACE PARKING LOT TAILGATING SPACE VIEWS OF THE IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS

VIEWING SPACES CLASSROOMS ADMIN STORAGE PACKAGING GERMIFICATION VERTICAL FARMING

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EXTERNAL 9 AM

APRIL

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OCTOBER

COMMUNITY GARDEN

BRINGS COMMUNITY TOGETHER TO HELP GROW VEGETATION FOR THE CITY

PRODUCE GROW IN THE GARDENS CAN BE SOLD FOR PROFIT

CREATES GREEN AREA POCKETS WITHIN THE STRUCTURE WHICH IMPACT THE BUILT STRUCTURAL ENVIRONMENT

PATH CUTTING THROUGH FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY VIEW OF OUR INTERVENTION FROM STREET LEVEL

`VIEWPORT CUTTING THROUGH FROM DOWNTOWN TO CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

OBSERVATION DECK

PROVIDES A SOCIAL PLATFORM OPEN TO PUBLIC ACCESS WITH VIEWS OF THE CLEMSON CITY AND CAMPUS

INDIVIDUALS OR GROUPS COULD RENT OUT THE ENCLOSED SPACES FOR PRIVATE EVENTS

CAN PROVIDE A PLATFORM TO CREATE AWARENESS OF THE ENVIRONMENT INCLUSIVE OF THE FLORA AND FAUNA IN CLEMSON

SELLING SPACE

SELLING SPACE PARKING LOT TAILGATING SPACE VIEWS OF THE IMMEDIATE SURROUNDINGS

VIEWING SPACES CLASSROOMS ADMIN STORAGE PACKAGING GERMIFICATION VERTICAL FARMING

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REINFORCEMENT DETAIL AT COLUMN & SLAB JUNCTION

VIEW FROM LOWER STEPS

BASEMENT PARKING ENTRANCE

TREE POD & FACADE FENESTRATION DETAIL

VIEW FROM DOWNTOWN

In winter, the VIG is an effective solar capture device, warming and insulating the glazed facade of the building. On winter nights, exhaust air from the building can be ducted to the VIG to maintain plant temperatures.

In summer, the VIG shades the interior of the building, and provides a source of fresh air to occupants with opening windows. The VIG reduces solar heat gain by absorbing energy as latent heat, through transpiration.

The VIG also mitigates the urban heat island effect like a green roof.

VERTICAL CONVEYOR BELT FARMING SYSTEM

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AS A FACADE ELEMENT & AGRICULTURAL TOOL

EXECUTION IN PHASES THE PROJECT COULD BE EXECUTED IN TWO PHASES WHERE THE FIRST PHASE WOULD INCLUDE THE MULTIPURPOSE SPACE, BASEMENT PARKING, ELEVATED PARK AND A SMALL MODULE OF THE

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VERTICAL HARVEST

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TREE POD & FACADE FENESTRATION DETAIL

VIEW FROM DOWNTOWN

In winter, the VIG is an effective solar capture device, warming and insulating the glazed facade of the building. On winter nights, exhaust air from the building can be ducted to the VIG to maintain plant temperatures.

In summer, the VIG shades the interior of the building, and provides a source of fresh air to occupants with opening windows. The VIG reduces solar heat gain by absorbing energy as latent heat, through transpiration.

The VIG also mitigates the urban heat island effect like a green roof.

VERTICAL CONVEYOR BELT FARMING SYSTEM

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AS A FACADE ELEMENT & AGRICULTURAL TOOL

VERTICAL HARVEST

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EXECUTION IN PHASES THE PROJECT COULD BE EXECUTED IN TWO PHASES WHERE THE FIRST PHASE WOULD INCLUDE THE MULTIPURPOSE SPACE, BASEMENT PARKING, ELEVATED PARK AND A SMALL MODULE OF THE MARKET AREA TO SELL PRODUCE FROM EXISTING CLEMSON FARMS & CREATE AN AWARENESS ABOUT THE UPCOMING FACILITIES IN PHASE 02..

THE REVENUE GENERATED BY THE DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF PHASE 01 WILL BE USED TO FUND PHASE 2 OF THE PROJECT WHICH INCLUDES THE URBAN FARM, CLASSROOMS & ROOF TOP CAFE SPACES.

PHASE 01

THE URBAN GREEN CULTIVATING CLEMSON

PHASE 02

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H O LY T R I N I T Y D AY S C H O O L C H I L D R E N

David Herrero Paul Mosher ARCH 8510 | Fall 2015 WINTER WEEKDAY

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY STUDENTS CHURCH CHILDREN STUDENTS 90

PUBLIC BATHROOMS

ENTRANCE TO GARAGE VENDOR STALLS

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REASONS FOR VISITING SITE:* 1. DINING (67%) 2. SHOPPING (57%) 3. BARS/NIGHTLIFE (37%) 4. SOCIALIZING (33%) 5. STUDY (13%) 6. BUSINESS (7%) 7. WORK (7%) 8. CHURCH (<1%)

PICNIC TABLES / EATING AREA

REASONS FOR VISITING SITE: DAY CARE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION PLAY

OUTDOOR GAMES

REASONS FOR VISITING SITE: RELIGIOUS SERVICE PHILANTROPIC WORK COMMUNITY BREAKFASTS CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DROPPING OFF CHILDREN

TAILGATING AREA LOUNGE FURNITURE

AVG AGE: 21 YO

FIRE PIT / FOUNTAIN

AGES: 2,3,4 YEAR OLDS

PICNIC TABLES / EATING AREA GOURMET MARKKET/CAFETERIA

AVG AGE: VARIES

Figure 9 Child’s Path — The child’s from one interesting space to anothe

CHURCH CHILDREN SITE AS A PLACEMAKER

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Creating the most dense space in Clemson - Centro Square

Overlapping Environments

Clemson expands its housing density every year with construction of new midHoly Trinity Church IDENTIFY RCHI 8510 riseAbuildings that have a higher density than traditional Clemson neighborhoods.

SITE AS A PLACEMAKER

Luckily, the new mid-rise buildings are mostly built in or near what is considered “downtown Clemson.” These new developments would be complimented by new

Figure 7 Time line of the uses on site based on data gathered from surveyed individuals. This time line developed the program.

Different age groups of people will overlap on the site, whether from university, church, or local community. Christopher Alexander has done OCTOBER 22TH, 2015 extensive study on how people overlap in urban spaces. The drawings on the

P O P U L AT I O N

ARCHI 8510

Holy Trinity Church

URBAN PLAN

left (figure 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4) are parti diagrams created to visualize how the world’s inside Centr o Square.

public space. The new square,

Site as Placemaker

“ D U E TO T H E S T R AT E G I C LO C AT I O N O F T H I S S I T E A N D T H E C I V I C N AT U R E O F T H E C L I E N T, W E B E L I E V E T H E S E R V I C E S P R O V I D E D O N S I T E S H O U L D H AV E A S A P R I O R I T Y E N H A N C I N G T H E B U I LT E N V I R O N M E N T O F T H E C I T Y O F C L E M S O N A N D A L S O TO P R OV I D E CO M M U N I T Y S PAC E FO R C L E M S O N RESIDENTS AND STUDENTS.”*

DUE TO THE STRATEGIC LOCATION OF THIS SITE AND THE CIVIC NATURE OF THE CLIENT, WE BELIEVE THE SERVICES PROVIDED ON THE SITE SHOULD PRIORITIZE ENHANCING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT OF THE CITY OF CLEMSON AND PROVIDING COMMUNITY SPACE FOR THE CLEMSON RESIDENTS AND STUDENTS.

B A S I C A N A LY S I S S H O W S T H A T T H E S I T E ’ S T O P O G R A P H Y A L L O W S F O R T H E C H U R C H T O M A I N T A I N P R O F I T G A I N I N G A C T I V I T I E S O N S I T E W H I L E A L S O H AV I N G S PA C E F O R E N H A N C I N G T H E C H U R C H ’ S I M A G E A N D P R O V I D I N G O U T D O O R C O M M U N I T Y S PAC E .

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CO M M U N I T Y S PAC E

Figure 1 Basic analysis of the site’s topography allows for the church to maintain

Figure 2 Existing Urban Condition — The existing urban condition surrounding

profit gaining activities on site while seamlessly blending into the development of the Clemson’s downtown.

the site is broken after many years of unchecked development and demolition.

Sidewalks and frontages remain dormant and need to be addressed.

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Spagna are not just a circulation device; the steps are a threshold, a gathering place, and a moment of pause.

they approach downtown Clemson to help establish the most crucial site lines.

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Figure 5 Growth of Clemson — The trend of growth in Clemson is easy to Figure 6 The shadows created during the day were studied using models. Figure 8 Shadow study models. The canyon effect between the buildings follow and easy to predict. Clemson will reach a population between 20,000 (Right) and 33,000 by 2030. With that amount of growth, dynamic public space must be planned and executed.

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CAPTURING CLEMSON JAMES GILL I KUNAL PATEL I BENJAMIN WOFFORD

THE IDEA OF THE FLUID LANDSCAPE WILL SERVE AS A WAY FOR CLEMSON AS A WHOLE TO USE THE SITE AS THEY PLEASE, AND BEING A SPACE FOR DAILY OUTDOOR ACTIVITY TO HAPPEN.

ARCH 8510 STUDIO PROJECT III

THE CENTER POINT OF THE PLAZA COULD BE SEEN AS THE SPACE IN WHICH THE CHURCH, CITY OF CLEMSON AND THE UNIVERSITY LIGHT THEIR HOLIDAY CHRISTMAS TREE. MAKING THIS SPACE AN INTEGRATED PART OF THE CHURCH AND COMMUNITY PLAYS WITH THE IDEA OF INTER-TWINING THE CHURCH WITH THE COMMUNITY.

FLUID LANDSCAPE

UNDERSTAND CLIENT OBJECTIVES

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WHAT DO PEOPLE OF HOLY TRINITY IMAGINE?

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MULTI-PURPOSE

COMMUNITY

REVENUE

GATHERING

PARKING

THE PROGRAM IS DESIGNED TO SOLVE THE FINANCIAL STRAIN THAT THIS PROJECT COULD IMPOSE. BY CREATING THE RESTAURANT, A LEASE FOR THE SPACE WOULD SECURE MONTHLY REVENUE. PARKING SPACES WOULD BE SOLD FOR TAILGATING, AND ADDITIONAL REVENUE WOULD BE EARNED FOR THE LANDSCAPE SPACE FOR EVENTS.

REVENUE GENERATION

EVERY HEART OF A CITY NEEDS A PLACE TO EAT, AND THAT IS WHAT THIS RESTAURANT PROVES TO SOLVE. THE IDEA IS TO CREATE A UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCE THAT DOES NOT CURRENTLY EXIST IN CLEMSON. CAPTURING THE VISTAS ACROSS DOWTOWN AND CAMPUS, THE RESTAURANT CREATES THIS UNIQUE DINING EXPERIENCE.

DEVELOP PROGRAMMATIC IDEA

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WHAT ARE OUR INITIAL REACTIONS TO THE SITE?

DEAD CENTER

CLEMSON CHRISTMAS TREE

SEASONALITY IS SOMETHING WE WANTED TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF. THE LANDSCAPE SPACE IS A SPACE IN WHICH THE CHANGING OF TIME WOULD BE NOTICED, BUT ALSO RELEVANT IN THE WAY THE SPACE LOOKS AND FEELS.

VISTAS

WITH SUSTAINABILITY AND HEALTHY EATING AN UPWARD TREND IN TODAY’S WORLD, THE IDEA OF THE FARMER’S MARKET IS VIABLE. THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO ALLOW FOR THIS TO HAPPEN, BOTH WITHIN THE OPEN SPACE, BUT ALSO ALONG THE TERRACES THAT LOOK OVER THE OPEN SPACE. TENTS CAN BE SET UP ALL ALONG AND THE DESIGN ALLOWS FOR THE MARKET TO HAVE THE INFRASTRUCTURE TO EFFICIENTLY AND EFFECTIVELY FUNCTION.

SEASON FARMER’S MARKET

PERMANENT PROGRAM

CIRCULATION

FARMER’S MARKET

ICE SKATING IS AN EVENT THAT IS EXTREMELY POPULAR DURING THE WINTER TIME AND THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO HOST AN EVENT LIKE THIS. STUDENTS OF CLEMSON, AND THE COMMUNITY OF CLEMSON WOULD ALL BE ABLE TO ENJOY THE ALMOST FOREIGN IDEA OF ICE SKATING AS WE KNOW IT IN THE SOUTH, BUT BE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT WHILE IT IS PRESENT.

SEASONAL PROGRAM WINTER ICE RINK

RELATE PROGRAM BACK TO CLIENT

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WHAT PROGRAM WOULD BENEFIT THE CHURCH & COMMUNITY?

FOOTBALL IS BIG IN CLEMSON, AND WITH SUCH A SOLID FANBASE, FANS GO ALL OUT FOR THEIR TIGERS. WITH PRIME LOCATION TO CAMPUS AND THE STADIUM, IT WAS NECESSARY FOR US TO INCORPORATE THIS USER GROUP AND ALLOW THEM TO USE THE SPACE TO ITS FULL POTENTIAL. BOTH PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OR MAIN CENTRAL AREA OF THE SITE CAN BE USED FOR TAILGATING. THE RESTAURANT WOULD ALSO PLAY A BIG ROLE ON FOOTBALL SATURDAYS.

PUBLIC SPACE LANDSCAPE RESTAURANT

TAILGATING

ARCHITECTURE MUST BE MAINTAINED, AND WITH THE ELEMENTS OF LANDSCAPE AND THE OUTDOORS, THE ISSUE OF LANDSCAPING IS HEIGHTENED EVEN MORE NOW. KNOWING THIS, THE PROJECT IS DESIGNED TO USE CONCRETE STRUCTURAL SYSTEM AS OPPOSED TO STEEL. THE LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE WOULD VARY DEPENDING ON TIME OF YEAR, BUT NONTHELESS WOULD BE OF CONCERN.

MAINTENANCE

PARKING

ARTICULATE SPECIFICITIES OF PROGRAM

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN CONCEPT

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HOW WILL THE SITE & PROGRAM WORK?

“ CREATE A FLUID LANDSCAPE IN THE HEART OF CLEMSON THAT ENERGIZES THE SITE WITH ACTIVITY AND UTLIZES THE UNIQUE SITUATION OF THE SITE WITHIN CLEMSON. ”

HOW DO WE CREATE THE BUILT IDEA FROM THE PROGRAMMATIC CONCEPT?

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NORTH CLEMSON AVE

PROJECT SITE

HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ADDISON LANE

CLEMSON CAMPUS

COLLEGE AVE - 133

OLD GREENVILLE HWY - 93

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PARKING/TERRACE SECTION

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site

connections

circulation

Central

Sweet Retreat Fun Center

Cental-Clemson Recreational Center

Oconee Lanes

Seneca Farmers Market (tuesday, thursday, saturday)

Seneca

Clemson Art Center

Y Beach

Clemson Farmers Market (fridays 3pm - 6pm)

Clemson

Clemson Community Gardens Botanical Gardens

Bart Garrison Agricultural Museum Pendleton

Farmers Market Pendleton (thursday, saturdays)

5 mile radius

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proximity

urban anaylsis

children center + green house + farmers market | interation allycia galindo | Jian Huang

concept diagram

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mechanical room

storage

family family restroom restroom restroom

storage

family family restroom restroom family restroom

family restroom restroom

art room

restroom

office

office

office

storage

space for kids classroom

restroom

classroom kitchen

breakroom

food production greenhouse

two level crawl space

air tube room

lobby

bubble room

landscaped greenhouse scale 1’:1/16” bottom floor plan

scale 1’:1/16” main floor plan

scale 1’:1/16” top floor plan

plans

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BOLTED CONNECTION

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section 1 | 1

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phase 1 | platform

phase 2 | children center

phase 3 | greenhouses

phase 4 | farmer market

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climinbing platform

tunnel view of two level crawl space

bubble space looking into tactile room

two level crawl space looking into tactile room

maze of two level crawl space

climbing platform

greenhouse

building envelope for the childrens center

landscaped green as part of the childrens center top floor | classrooms climbing network

main floor | entrance, exhibits, integrated greenhouses through building

AXON

multiple unique spaces for children to explore

bottom floor | cavities in walls for movement between spaces for kids

exterior portion of musuem with two food production greenhouse for education and to support farmers market farmers maket spaces as well as outdoor space to relax

stairs and ramp to move onto platform connecting from downtown playground for children | supported by church day school

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miCROPolis clemson community urban market

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gray blakeslee | kaitlyn kistler miCROPolis is an urban market that brings together the clemson community and introduces local, fresh food from around the area to exhibit a new healthy lifestyle. urban market by day, urban pavilion by night, micropolis serves a growing need that clemson has been lacking for quite some time.

section B @ 1’ = 3/16”

“the city within the city” envelope

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4” steel HSS square section cedar plank cladding swinging market shutter extending steel bracing

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section C @ 1’ = 3/16”

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locking mechanism brace notch extending steel bracing 4” steel HSS square section horizontal girt cedar planks

detail @ 1’ = 2/3’

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existing circulation

primary roads secondary roads

pedestrian circulation

proposed circulation

outdoor markets often occur in city centers. they serve as a place where the exchange of goods and social connnection can occur between local residents. the empty site adjacent to Holy Trinity Episcopal Church provides an opportunity for a defined connection between the urban, residential and university districts of clemson, primary roads secondary roads

pedestrian circulation

existing conditions

reimagined conditions

precedents walkable roof form

parking

hilltop setback

church

church yard

preserve the hilltop setback to allow the church to remain the most prominent structure

church

preserve the church yard with school playgrounds

preserved space

ryue nishizawa- teshima art museum

car circulation

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n. clemson avenue

n. clemson avenue

parking

car circulation

parking

outdoor markets often occur in city centers. they serve as a place where the exchange of goods and social connnection can occur between local residents. the empty site adjacent to Holy Trinity Episcopal Church provides an opportunity for a defined connection between the urban, residential and university districts of clemson, primary roads secondary roads

pedestrian circulation

existing conditions

reimagined conditions

precedents walkable roof form

parking

hilltop setback

church

church yard

preserve the hilltop setback to allow the church to remain the most prominent structure

church

preserve the church yard with school playgrounds

preserved space

ryue nishizawa- teshima art museum

n. clemson avenue

n. clemson avenue

parking

car circulation

parking

car circulation pedestrian circulation

pedestrian circulation

addison lane

addison lane

pedestrian circulation

SANAA- rolex learning center

pedestrian circulation bridge from downtown to university

up hill from downtown

farmerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market parking grocery store + supporting programs

bjarke ingels group- hellerup gymnasium

up hill from the university church

church

urban connection urban connection

SANAA glass pavilion

residential connection

residential connection university connection university connection

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cultivate

virginia hunt + xiaoyu lu

form progression

roof outline

walls to separate major program and divide space in store

add roof topography

organic cylinders

add holes for cylinders

add small skylights

section circulation

urban to university roof circulation

driving shopper to store circulation

walking shopper to store circulation

cylinder program

general + cylinder program

farmers market + pavilion

grocery store

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urban to university roof circulation

driving shopper to store circulation

walking shopper to store circulation

cylinder program

general + cylinder program

farmers market + pavilion

grocery store

landscape platforms

urban side entrance

W/C

cafĂŠ + garden

skylight

childrens play and education area

garden + campus entrance

garden office W/C

cultivate

virginia hunt + xiaoyu lu

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site plan 1’=1/16”

cultivate

parking plan level 0 1’=1/16”

virginia hunt + xiaoyu lu

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glass cylinder aluminum mullion

waterproof membrane

rigid foam insulation

root barrier

protection drainage fabric

filter

growing media

anodized aluminum rebar system

earth

concrete retaining wall

w-section steel column

double-insulated glass airspace

aluminum spacer silicone sealant snap cap rubber gasket shim

concrete slab foundation

metal plate with bolted connection

gravel water path

concrete footing

section 1 1”=1’

section 2 1”=1’

1 A

plan 1 1”=1’

green roof glass curtain wall facade cylinder detail

plan 2 1”=1’

plan 3 1”=1’

2 A

plan 1’=1/16”

cultivate

roof level garden cylinder

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cafe mezzanine + roof level

virginia hunt + xiaoyu lu

cultivate

virginia hunt + xiaoyu lu

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TRIEU VO JEAN-PIERRE WERSINGER

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EDUARDO MOREIRA MATTHEW CIALKOWSKI

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SUSPENDED LIVING Eduardo Moreira Matthew Cialkowski

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SUSPENDED LIVING Eduardo Moreira Matthew Cialkowski

YEARLY TIMELINE

crosswalk

ACTIVITY INTENSITY

jaywalk

ACTIVITY INTENSITY

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CURRENT (VS) PROPOSAL CIRCULATION College Avenue - Old Greenville Highway 12:00 - 1:00 pm (lunchtime) Pedestrians wait approximately 1:30 between walk cycles 30 seconds of walk time

2016

2018

2020

2022

Parking lot (Rough income)

Market (Rough income)

Church Room (Rough income)

100 spots x 1 x24= $2,400 daily $2400 x 30 day= $7,200 per month 7200 x 12 months

Fresh Market Season Festivals Arts and Crafts Tail Gating

Church Events Children Programs Weddings

Short Term Units (Rough income) 27 units x $500 per month $13500 montly $13500 x 12 months=

Weekend Revenue 96 weekendays x

$2000 $864,000 yearly

$162,000

$192000 Yearly

During lunchtime, 10 people on average crossed every cycle, or 300 people/hour Approximately one person crossed illegally every 2 minutes, or 30 people/hour

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Parking lot + Market Space + Day Care + Plus Short Term Units =

$1,218,000 income

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FOUNTAIN IN THE SUMMER

FARMERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S MARKET IN THE HALL

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SECTION B

GARAGE 2

FOUNTAIN IN THE SUMMER

FARMER’S MARKET IN THE HALL

FLOOR 2

XSIZE YSIZE

XSIZE YSIZE

SECTION A 1/16 ” = 1’0”

GARAGE 3/ CAFE AND BATHROOMS

SECTION B 3/32 ” = 1’0”

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FLOOR 1

SECTION C

SECTION A

FLOOR 3

SECTION B

GARAGE 2

FLOOR 2

GARAGE 3/ CAFE AND BATHROOMS

FLOOR 1

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B

GARAGE 1

A

SINGLE UNIT

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PARTY IN THE HALL

MATERIALITY

A PRIVATE EVENT ON THE BACK PATIO

PARTY IN THE HALL

SINGLE UNIT

A PRIVATE EVENT ON THE BACK PATIO

MATERIALITY Reinforced Concrete

Sweet Grass

STEEL

Concrete

CLT - Cross Laminated Timber

SECTION C 1/16 ” = 1’0”

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JASON BOYD RODNEY TAYLOR

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LIVING INNOVATION: AN INCUBATOR FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Jason Boyd + Daniel Taylor

The goal of our design is to create a neighborhood within our mixed-use building.

By developing a transitional space for recent gradsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; journeys into entrepreneurship, the program establishes a collaborative working environment. This includes studio spaces, manufacturing spaces, and social residential common space. The plaza and retail spaces draw in the community to help support the innovative process. Our buliding satisfies the needs of the community with a health food grocer and business needs by drawing in investors. In response, the architectural form expresses these guiding beliefs through innovative forms while maintaining a familiar atmosphere.

BIG IDEAS

COMMON SPACE

Bringing Clemson grads to live and work in an environment that supports innovation.

Providing young professionals with an alternative way of living and working through shared spaces.

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SECTION DETAIL

SITE PLAN 1:50

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Encouraging creative problem solvers to develop new ways of thinking in shared studio spaces.

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Creating a familiar and engaging atmosphere for the community.

Supporting business startups to grow and succeed.

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Providing young professionals with an alternative way of living and working through shared spaces.

COMMON SPACE [ residential ]

VERTICAL COMMUNITY SPACE [ stair/ramp ]

AXON SECTION [ 1 ]

BIG IDEAS

LIVING INNOVATION: 3 AN INCUBATOR FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Bringing Clemson grads to live and work in an environment that supports innovation.

Jason Boyd + Daniel Taylor

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SECTION DETAIL

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Providing young professio way of living and working

COMMON SPACE

PLAZA [ level 2 ]

VIEW FROM CONFERENCE ROOM [ level 3 ]

AXON SECTION [ 2 ]

COLLABORATION

INVESTORS

COMMUNITY

RECHARGE

Daily Space Usage

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LEVEL

SECTION 2

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LEVEL 3 1/16” = 1’-0”

SECTION 4 1/16” = 1’-0”

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SARAH SEIGLER GWENDOLYN PETRASKO

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Clemson’s Porch

Structural Axon

Clemson, South Carolina | Proposal for Holy Trinity Episcopal Parish ARCH 8510 Sarah Seigler + Gwen Petrasko

Intent:

We aim to provide the Clemson Community with an event space to foster casual interaction. There is no better place for friendly interaction than a typical southern porch. Our design uses the typologies of: house, screened porch, patio, and garden path to create a feeling of familiarity and warmth to host community events.

Parking Deck

Split House + Porch

House + Porch

Corridor

Typology Diagrams

Timeline

When thinking of program ideas we wanted to ensure the event space would be able to function and produce revenue throughout the year. The combination of parking and event space will be able to provide continuous profit.

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Glass

Insect Screen + Screen

conditioned space

conditioned space

textured transparency

visually open connection to outdoors

protected exterior space textured transparency

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July

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Dance

Club Book

Wedding

Practice

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11:00

12:00

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June Paid Parking

11:00

12:00

1:00

2:00

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3:00

4:00

5:00

6:00

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Parking Parking Parking Parking

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Orientation

9:00

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Rehearsal Dinner Summer Shag Wedding Wedding

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BINGO Night Wedding Cotillion

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Fraternity Formal Charity Oyste r Roast

Football

Wedding

Mock Turtle Soup

Football Tailgate

3:00

4:00

5:00

6:00

7:00

8:00

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Tailgate

9:00

Swing Dancin g

10:00

11:00

12:00

Seniorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Lunch

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Window Detail

Wall Section

scale 6”:1’

Plan

scale 1/2”:1’

scale 1/16”:1’

engineered wood rafter

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slotted vent strip

A

steel angles

mech. room

thermal insulation

steel angles

B

catering prep

36” deep glulam beam

deck

table storage

glulam beam

porch

C

house

patio

12” x 12” glulam column

terrace

House

double paned glazing

D

aluminum screen

steel connection

polished concrete floor

exterior screen

interior screen

glazing bolted connection

1 ½” minimum cover No. 3 rebar @ 18” O.C. premolded filler & sealer @ expansion joint 6” minimum above steel 3” minimum cover where concrete is exposed to earth 4” minimum slab waterproofing Membrane

welded wire fabric reinforcement

4ӯ drain pipe

Lower Parking Plan scale / ”:1’ 1

32

House D

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House Reception D

House Dance Reception

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Sections scale 1/16”:1’

A

C

B

D

East

South

West

North

Elevations scale 1/16”:1’

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D

South

North

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View from Stair

Terrace from Drive

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Lecture on the Porc

View from Downtown, N. Clemson Ave.

View from Stair

Lecture on the Porch

Birthday Party on the Deck

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AMY TRICK STACY DAVIS

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fragmentation

modules

language schools

cinemas

greenville, sc 32 miles 45 min

clemson, sc

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greenville, sc 21 miles 29 min

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easley, sc 21 miles 29 min

greenville, sc 21 miles 29 min

atlanta, ga 124 miles 2 hours 5 min

greenville, sc 21 miles 29 min

clemson, sc

seneca, sc 8 miles 13 min

anderson, sc 12 miles 19 min

anderson, sc 14 miles 23 min

Clemson Downtown

Our Building

Store Hours

independent cinemas 103 parking lot 301 street 260 parking deck 664 total

atlanta, ga 124 miles 2 hr 5 min

nearby parking

blue ridge, ga 109 miles 2 hr 20 min

clemson, sc

athens, ga 79 miles 1 hr 32 min

atlanta, ga 124 miles 2 hr 5 min columbia, sc 1232 miles 2 hr 19 min

drive-in theaters

athens, tn 160 miles 3 hr 38 min

shelby, nc 98 miles 1 hr 48 min

clemson, sc

greenwood, sc 60 miles 1 hr 25 min monetta, sc 104 miles 2 hr 23 min

Education

Clemson University

Cinema

On Campus

8am

80%

20%

9am

8am

60%

40%

10am

9am

60%

40%

10am

11am

40%

60%

12pm

11am

30%

70%

1pm

12pm

40%

60%

2pm

1pm

40%

60%

3pm 4pm

2pm

60%

40%

40%

60%

5pm

3pm 4pm

30%

70%

6pm

5pm

50%

50%

7pm

6pm

20%

80%

8pm

10%

90%

9pm

10%

90%

10pm

9pm

10%

90%

11pm

10pm

10%

90%

11pm

12am

10%

90%

1am

10%

90%

2am

10%

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site plan 1/32” = 1’

+6

+8 cinema/class 124 seats

+12

computers 14 seats

archives

+10

+16 +0

+14 ticketing

+2 +6

restrooms +16

+8

lobby

storage

+4

+8

+18 bench

+16

cinema/class 40 seats

bench

kitchenette

+8 cinema/class 14 seats

lockers

permanent class 14 seats

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metal decking roof

supporting steel beams clerestory system w-flange roof beam w-flange beams between columns

insulation layer

beams for pin system

steel grate system supporting steel beams

slotted steel fixtures steel channels pressed steel ceiling sections polycarbonate panels

plasterboard

steel column supporting cables pinned support at panel connection

baseplate 5/8” gypsum wallboard sheathing

L-shaped channels insulation layer

insulation

5/8” gypsum wallboard polished concrete floor

5/8” gypsum wallboard

w-flange steel column

concrete slab insulation layer

columns 10’ on center

capillary break

wall section 1/2” = 1’

plan 1/2” = 1’

2’ wide polycarbonate panels

north elevation 1/16” = 1’

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east elevation 1/16” = 1’

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cinema/class 40 seats storage

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cinema/class 14 seats bench

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College of ARCHITECTURE ARTS and HUMANITIES Community RESEARCH and DESIGN Center