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CONTENTS

CORNUCOPIA CENTER BUSINESS INCUBATOR

JOE LOUIS GREEN WAY PLOT II

PAINTING FACULTY WYDZIAŁ MALARSTWA

PITTSBURGH PROJECT RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE INTERNSHIPS AND TEACHING

PERSONAL WORKS TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK DESIGN

I 2 I CORNUCOPIA CENTER

CORNUCOPIA CENTER The Cornucopia Center is an incubator space fostering new businesses that focus on just equitable and sustainable foods. The goal is to adopt new ideas within the space and connect entrepreneurs with industry experts. With the site being in Eastern Market and on the Dequindre Cut access to the building though all different types of mobility became a key design driver along with securing spaces that could be utilized by everyone in the neighborhood. The task of this project was to develop a sustainable building using innovative and new design ideas. The timber structure is constructed through wood dowel joinery to minimize the carbon footprint of the construction of the building. The site implements other sustainable ideals through storm water management, maximizing solar gain and implementing passive heat strategies This project was in collaboration with fellow UDM students Ryan Lemke and Jake Lampi

DESIGN DRIVERS

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Respond to human scale and allow for gathering and outreach

Include innovative sustainability strategies

Create a space that is open to all people and accessible through multiple types of mobility.

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Eastern Market Interior

DETROIT CONTEXT EASTERN MARKET DEQUINDRE CUT

The main design drivers mobility, community response and sustainability. Have been implemented based on the direct context. The overall style of the building is influenced by the context, mimicking the style of the 1840’s iconic sheds interiors. With the nearest exits off the Dequindre Cut 10 min away it is important to establish a clear connection between the sheds and bike trail.

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MURALS IN THE MARKET

Colorful context of Eastern Market influenced the use of murals and rammed earth

RAMMED EARTH

Moist clay (Clay, sand, gravel)

Pneumatic rams to compress clay

Layers of pressed earth

Implementing rammed earth on the north facade is a sustainable strategy that has become iconic to this project. It not only creates an aesthetic quality of but is apart of a passive strategy for heating and cooling, absorbing interior heat gains and releases the energy absorption at night.

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SECTION MODEL

A S S E M B LY

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I 10 I JOE PITTSBURGH LOUIS GREEN PROJECT WAY

JOE LOUIS GREEN WAY

URBAN DESIGN STUDIO WIDE PROJECT: PLOT TWO “The Joe Louis Greenway provides connected, equitable and engaging spaces throughout our city and region, where we offer opportunities for empowerment, unification and healing for our neighborhoods and people.” The goal for this path is create a connection between the districts of Detroit while allowing each neighborhood to maintain their identity. The trail will provide recreational opportunities for residents throughout the Greenway and create a connection of the existing open spaces as well as adding new vegetation. These tremendous and well maintained trails, glorious green spaces, energizing art installations, and so much more, the Greenway truly offers a unique experience for every visitor.

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Cyclists using an alternate road as a path for the current green way that is blocked by trucks and garbage |

SITE CONTEXT “The Joe Louis Green way provides connected, equitable and engaging spaces throughout our city and region, where we offer opportunities for empowerment, unification and healing for our neighborhoods and people.” This bike trail will connect many neighborhoods within and around Detroit. The Joe Louis green way will join existing Detroit bike trails such as, the Dequindre Cut and river walk trails.

green way rail road connection parks public spaces storm water management

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P2 JE EE EWALD CIRCLE

ROSELAWN AVE.

CLOVERLAWN AVE.

NORTHLAWN AVE.

CHERRYLAWN AVE.

ILENE AVE.

EWALD CIRCLE

CORTLAND AVENUE

PARIE AVE.

E X I ST I N G S I T E P LA N

STOEPEL AVE.

SANTA ROSA AVE.

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GREENLAWN AVE.

CLOVERLAWN AVE.

NORTHLAWN AVE.

OHIO AVE.

CHERRYLAWN AVE.

WISCONSIN AVE.

GRIGGS AVE.

BIRWOOD AVE.

MONICA AVE.

GRIGGS AVE.

WAY

STOEPEL AVE.

SANTA ROSA AVE.

MONICA AVE.

OAKMAN BOULEVARD

LIVERNOIS AVE.

FULLERTON AVENUE

ELMHURST AVE.

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UL EVA

ELMHURST AVE.

D RIV

TUXEDO AVE.

MONICA AVE.

AMERICAN AVE.

WEBB AVE.

WISCONSIN AVE.

INDIANAA AVE.

KENTUCKY AVE.

WYOMING AVE.

WASHBURN AVE.

ILENE AVE.

As this was a group project the tasks were divided amongst the studio. My main task was documenting the existing site plan and creating a new master plan for the area

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CEDARLAWN AVENUE

AURORA AVENUE

STOEPEL AVE.

PARIE AVE.

ELMIRA AVENUE NORTHLAWN AVE.

ELMIRA AVENUE

STEARNS

BEECHDALE AVENUE

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E. LIVERNOIS AVE.

WOODSIDEA AVE.

WYOMING AVE.

BEECHDALE AVENUE

MAPLELAWN AVENUE

The once high intensity industrial area, is now scarce of the former industry, thus making the zoning outdated. The vacancy of the area is also very high which gives a leaves residents with a rundown feel to the entire site. The greenery goes hand in hand with poor zoning and abundant vacancy. There is little to no vegetation in the heart of the site.

ORANGELAWN AVENUE

WELTO AVE.

LIPTO AVE.

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MONICA AVE.

BURNETTE AVE.

PARIE AVE.

AMERICAN AVE.

BRYDEN AVE.

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MORELY AVENUE

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OHIO AVE.

VIOLETLAWN AVENUE

NORTHLAWN AVE.

CROCUSLAWN AVENUE

WEST CHICAGO AVE.

R1 single-family residential district

bus route

B 4 g e n e r a l b u s i n e s s district

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M3 general industrial district

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ROSELAWN AVE.

MONICA AVE.

BURNETTE AVE.

PARIE AVE.

CENTRAL AVE.

AMERICAN AVE.

BRYDEN AVE.

LIVERNOIS AVE.

WESTFIELD AVE.

DOVER AVE.

MYERS AVE.

JOY ROAD

GREENLAWN AVE.

AMERICAN AVE.

BYDEN AVE.

CENTRAL AVE.

VAN BUREN AVE.

ALPINE AVE.

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WESTFIELD AVE.

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WYOMING AVE.

GRIGGS AVE.

JEFFERIES FREEWAY

MACKENZIE AVE.

LINSDALE AVE. ALASKA AVE.

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GRIGGS AVE.

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ROSELAWN AVE.

NORTHLAWN AVE.

CLOVERLAWN AVE.

CHERRYLAWN AVE.

INDIANAA AVE.

KENTUCKY AVE.

ILENE AVE.

GRIGGS AVE.

BIRWOOD AVE.

WAY

STOEPEL AVE.

MONICA AVE.

SANTA ROSA AVE.

OAKMAN BOULEVARD

LIVERNOIS AVE.

FULLERTON AVENUE

B4 EWALD CIRCLE

GRIGGS AVE.

CORTLAND AVENUE

HERBERT AVE.

P R O P O S E D M AST E R P LA N

STOEPEL AVE.

SANTA ROSA AVE.

EL MH

PARIE AVE.

ROSELAWN AVE.

CLOVERLAWN AVE.

GREENLAWN AVE.

NORTHLAWN AVE.

CHERRYLAWN AVE.

OHIO AVE.

WISCONSIN AVE.

MONICA AVE.

BIRWOOD AVE.

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ELMHURST AVE.

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AMERICAN AVE.

MONICA AVE.

TUXEDO AVE.

JEFFERIES FREEWAY

CLOVERLAWN AVE.

NORTHLAWN AVE.

WISCONSIN AVE.

INDIANAA AVE.

KENTUCKY AVE.

PLYMOUTH AVENUE

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WASHBURN AVE.

ILENE AVE.

GRIGGS AVE.

TUXEDO AVE.

To begin our analysis of the Barton-McFarland neighborhood, as a group, we toured the area by bike to understand how the current environment is perceived through pedestrian travel as we intend to reshape the community to be primarily traveled by pedestrian modes of travel. To improve pedestrian travel, paired with the Joe Louis Greenway, a newly proposed Greenbelt connects Joy Road and Fullerton Avenue through a comprehensive linear park system full of recreational and leisure activities.

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PR parks and recreation district

WESTFIELD AVE.

BRYDEN AVE.

CENTRAL AVE.

LIVERNOIS AVE.

ALPINE AVE.

AMERICAN AVE.

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MYERS AVE.

STOEPEL AVE.

MONICA AVE.

BURNETTE AVE.

ROSELAWN AVE.

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AMERICAN AVE.

BYDEN AVE. CENTRAL AVE.

ALPINE AVE.

GREENLAWN AVE.

VAN BUREN AVE.

MACKENZIE AVE.

LINSDALE AVE. ALASKA AVE.

P2 institutional

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DOVER AVE.

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MARKET

An active day at the market where the local artisans and farmers are selling their products to the neighborhood. Aside from the services it offers, it allows for the community to create relationship with one another. The market area will feature 10’ by 10’ huts for local vendors from the neighborhood and other areas of Detroit to sell their products and goods on the weekend. Renders done by Bushra Fawaz

PLAYGROUND The children’s Park near the neighborhood encourages outdoor play and social interaction with other children. The vegetation surrounding the children’s park keeps them connected to the nature of the site. Renders done by Bushra Fawaz

SITE PLAN

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PLAYGROUND

FUNCTION DIAGRAM The park within the plot will offer play areas, walking paths, all connected by the Joe Louis greenway that runs along Oakman Blvd. and through the center of the site connecting to paths that lead to the neighborhoods and communities. The screens along the path act as a buffer from Jeffrey’s Road from plot two all the way to plot one, each spaced 6 ft from each other.

EAST WEST SECTION NORTH SOUTH SECTION

MARKET SPACE

EVENT SPACE

STREET BUFFER

People occupying the vegetated steps as they are getting ready for a performance, while others are enjoying the businesses that connect to the floor above. I Bushra Fawaz

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THE MODEL The 4’ x 10’ site model of the urban design project in Detroit is made up of various materials and a range of fabrication methods. In order to complete the reproduction of the site and the context around it a scale of 1:1000 was determined from the beginning. Later materials were chosen as a group. Existing context and buildings are fiberboards painted white, and the site limits are fiberboard as well, but unpainted. The procedure to fabricate the previous portion was done in auto cad and taken to a CNC machine to make precise incisions and align everything perfectly. Grey proposed buildings were 3-D printed after being modeled in Rhino3d via each group for their respective plot. Orange public space areas were laser cut and aligned in auto cad along with the greenbelt and green way. Organization of the studio model was done by Jacob Lampi

Public Spaces Green Space Joe Louis Green Way Proposed Buildings Existing Buildings

PLA YGR OUN D

STREET BUFFER

GREEN BELT

ENTRANCE FROM NEIGHBORHOOD

GRE ENW AY

VIEWS FROM TOWER

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COMMUNITY GARDEN

EVENT SPACE

NEW TRANSIT HUB

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PAINTING FACULTY WYDZIAŁ MALARSTWA

This school focuses on the collaboration between artist and viewer. It provides the ability to present the artiest work in any way that can explain their creative process. The double height studios allow for imaginative presentations within the space as well as workshops, artistic experiments, and public events. The design of the program within a quite simple industrial framework helps create studios that can easily adapt to the various activities and the use of everyday life at the school. The studios are connected through glass panels, so students can see others work process as well as their final production. The glass panels also face the hallway so exhibitions can be presented at any time.

A B S T R A C T I T E R AT I O N S Studying in section of different layouts of the studios helped analysis how the studio spaces can interact with one another.

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Studio space

Double height studio space

Wall painting Sculpting studio Exhibition space

Student space Lounge space Balcony

Public space Coffee shop Offices

Classrooms

Circulation

F LO O R -1

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ROOF TO P G A R D E N S PAC E

This pavilion is a proposal for the roof top garden at the school. This creates a space where food can be distributed to members of the community as well as students. The unique pavilion is made from recycled materials from new developments within the area.

WEST FACING SECTION

T Y P. F L O O R

F LO O R 3 / R O O F TO P

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PITTSBURGH PROJECT

NORTH FACING SECTION

RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT The city of Pittsburgh is constantly moving so the relationship between its people and transition from one area to another is vital. This building focuses on people’s interaction with the site as they transition through the space. The area allows one to feel grounded as well as high up, with the base of the buildings at your feet as well as the tree canopies. The city steps connect nearby residents to transit and other amenities, making them an asset for the city’s circulation. Alleyways and staircases that fill the interstitial space between buildings and parks create a void between the solid structures. The building provides a larger transitional space that allows for the community to gather.

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WRAPPED MATERIALS

The roofs of the building wrap the sides to create a fluid motion. This concept of “wrapping” the material around corners is repeated with the walls facing the interior courtyard.

LANDSCAPING

Many of the trees within the site are placed at various levels of elevation to create the illusion of being among the tree canopies while also feeling grounded by the base of the building.

DOBSON STREET ELEVATION

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12 x 12 GRID

This building is organized on a 12 x 12 grid. The concept behind the grid was to ensure the building had uniformity similar to the rest of the area. The building lines up with the adjacent roofs and windows insuring it fits within its context.

BRERETON STREET ELEVATION

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BUILDING FORM The form of the building mimics the stepping pattern that is both consistent in the roofs and steps within the area. The form was made by starting with a 12x12 block module that filled the site. Then slowly removing and adding blocks to create a contrast between solid and void.

BRERETON STREET 12 X 12

12 X 12

12 X 12 DOBSON

STREET

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

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I 38 I PROFESSIONAL WORKS

INTERNSHIPS AND TEACHING

STUDENTS RECYCLED PLAYGROUND. STUDENTS RECYCLED PLAYGROUND. STUDENTS RECYCLED PLAYGROUND. STUDENTS RECYCLED PLAYGROUND

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ARCH FOR KIDS CITY OF WINDSOR ARCHITECTURE CLASS This class taught students how to explore both 2d and 3d space. Each week the class was assigned a goal to accomplish through hands on crafts and activities while learning basic concepts of architectural design and building. Students were tasked with redesigning the community park and recreation center that the class took place in. This allows student to utilize spaces in their own back yard. Each week kids were tasked with designing one aspect of a park and understanding its benefits to the adjacent communities. Students used different materials each week to design these park aspects such as wood blocks, clay, Lego, cardboard, drawing/drafting and other recycled materials.

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PERSONAL WORKS TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK DESIGN

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BACK COVER

FRONT COVER

SAFETY MARGIN (from wrap edge) 0.625” (15.87mm)

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TOTAL DOCUMENT SIZE (with wrap) 19.375” × 12.75” (492.12mm × 323.85mm)

VENICE’S COLORFUL ISLAND Burano is a small fishing island set within the Venetian lagoon, is a carnival of color on a sunny day. Easily reachable via the pistachio and pea green seats of the regular public ferry, the tiny town with three canals to its name is increasingly conveyed via one or two famous photo scenes. The colors of the houses are a peculiarity that makes

BOOK TRIM SIZE 8.625” × 11.25” (219.07mm × 285.75mm)

WRAP AREA (from wrap edge) 0.75” (19.05mm)

SPINE AREA Page count: 163

BARCODE AREA (optional) 3.622” × 1.26” (92mm × 32mm)

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Photography is a creative medium that is both exciting and challenging. An art form that is easily accessible and remarkably powerful; photography can inspire us into action, convey a story, be witness to joy or tragedy, or simply call our attention to something interesting. Whether it is a spectacular slot canyon, the urban environment, an emotionally charged moment, or a commonplace object, an image speaks to its viewer and provokes a reaction within them.

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0.625” (15.87mm) (from spine edge)

the island unique. The origin of the colors is unknown, they could be possibly related to a family name or, more likely, to help fishermen to find out the island during the foggy days (not a rarity at all for Burano).

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S A N T PAU H O S P I TA L Today this “city within the city”, as the hospital complex is also called, is one of the most important and most beautiful complexes of modernism. The clinic complex was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997 due to its “architectural uniqueness and artistic beauty”. Composed of 12 pavilions connected through long underground galleries within its large green space, Sant Pau is the largest complex built in Art Nouveau style. Domènech began the project with exhaustive research, including a study of no fewer than 234 hospitals around the world. His first challenge was organizing the site.

SA N T PAU

On one hand, recent medical studies strongly advocated the

Nurses Station

benefits of natural light and ventilation and on the other hand, the best modern hospitals featured a series of smaller buildings rather than a single massive structure. Domènech’s solution created underground service tunnels to connect different buildings, opening the grounds up to restorative landscaping. With gardens as the hospital’s physical and metaphorical core, Domènech shifted the site’s main axis from the urban grid by 45 degrees in order to maximize light and ventilation, as well as to set the grounds apart from the streets surrounding. Patient ‘pavilions’ and nursing areas occupied the center, surrounded by specialized facilities and areas for research. On the perimeter, generalized services could be accessed independently from the street as well as from the hospital grounds.

B A R C E LO N A , S PA I N

O L D TO W N Stagiewna Gate

M O ł AWA R I V E R

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View from St. Mary Church

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O L D TO W N Building Burger Houses

S AG R A DA FA M I L I A One of Barcelona’s most iconic symbols, the Sagrada Familia is the most visited landmark in all of Spain. Considered to be a great example of modernist architecture designed by architect Antoni Gaudi. The Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, more commonly referred to as the Sagrada Familia, is a Roman Catholic minor basilica located in Barcelona. The story of this still-under-construction masterpiece began all the way back in 1874 when a local organization began campaigning for the construction of a church honoring the Holy Family. After a couple of years of planning and drawings, the church’s cornerstone was officially laid on 19th March 1882. This 19thcentury church, which is still incomplete, is an architectural marvel and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

PA R K G Ü E L L Gaudi planned and directed the construction of the park from 1900 to 1914 for Eusebi Guell as a residential park intended for sixty single-family residences. The project, however, was unsuccessful, and the park became city property in 1923. Though never fully completed, it remains one of Gaudi’s most colorful and playful works. Gaudi let’s loose his imagination. He shaped nature into colonnades, archways, and covered galleries with well-camouflaged artificial structures.

PA LAU D E LA M U S I CA CATA LA N A Lluís Doménech i Montaner

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CASTELLO DI SIRMIONE The 13th century Castello Scaligero in Sirmione is one of the most iconic sights around Lake Garda. It takes its name from the Della Scala family that ruled much of the local territory during the period of the fortress’ construction. The castle stands guard at the entry point of the beautiful

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lakeside town of Sirmione at the southern end of Lake Garda in Lombardy. Sirmione has a small picturesque city center that is totally worth a visit. Just wonder through its small alleys, go souvenirs shopping and take some pictures.

Burano Island, Italy

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Rifugio Lagazuoi, Italy

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Dolomites, Italy

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