Speak Up, and Express Yourself: Capstone Thesis

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SPEAK UP, AND EXPRESS YOUSELF

RELATIONSHIP COUNSELING

+CREATIVE CENTER

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 02 03 04 05 RESEARCH PROGRAMMING PRECEDENT STUDIES SITE ANALYSIS SCHEMATIC DESIGN 06 FINAL DESIGN Unpacking Self-Reflection Connection

PROJECT PROPOSAL

Teen dating violence can happen to a teen in a romantic or sexual relationship. What initially begins as a happy friendship can evolve into a controlling, abusive, and aggressive relationship. Every relationship is different, but what’s common in dating violence is power and control. Violent words and actions are tools an abusive partner uses to gain and maintain power over their victim. When an individual uses those types of traits and tactics, it can cause the victim significant amounts of anxiety, trauma, even fear. The distress leaves the victim emotionally scarred. Therefore, it is critical for young adults to be aware and understand the fundamentals of how healthy communication creates a positive relationship.

By incorporating a team of counselors and specialists, specialist and a creative center, this venue will encourage awareness of teen dating violence. Those who have experienced an abusive relationship will engage with and those who seek to learn the signs, through interactive excercises and creative activities.

Reduce the social stigma

Encourage social interactions

Awareness for the common good

PROJECT GOALS

RESEARCH

PROGRAMMING

Women’s Therepy Referral Services

Highly trained counselors and therapists in the Seattle ares. Offer personalize assistance in finding a therapist that fits the clients needs. During hard and stressful times, WTRS goal is to find the best therapist or counselor suited to the individual’s personality and situation.

FACILITY

University of Washington: Denny Hall, Seattle WA 98195

58,000 Square Feet

UW Total Enrollement: 46,081 College Students

Seattle Public Schools: 47,000 Highschool Students

Studio Mene

Art therapy and counseling services. Studio Meno believes in faceto-face assesments to meet the client’s needs by improving one’s area of life by allowing them to discuss their issues with a specialist through creativity and verball communication. They gives their client’s an alternative on how to

USERS

The main users within the facility are a combination of counseling and referral specalists as well as day-to-day clients. The main programs within the facility are the Women’s Therapy Referral Services, Studio Meno, and Teen Peer Advocates

RESOURCES

This facility contains a wide variety of specialists that fulfill the users’ needs by providing safety prevention and utilizing psychological methods such as professional counseling and creativity.

Teen Peer Advocate Program

Youth leaders known as TPAP advocates are a youth-driven community program that accesses and utilizes group harmony events to prevent dating violence. TPAP receive 40 hours of training on dating violence, sexual assult, rape prevention, and advocacy.

KEY EXPERIENCES

These key experiences are the core engine that drives the design. The vision is to link the economic health of the community and the quality of its social bonds to foster strong communal connections

Counseling Referral Referral Services In-Group Areas 1-on-1
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FACULTY SERVICE MAPPING

A team of counselors, specialists, and art educators will partner with the University of Washington to spread awareness of teen dating violence located in the central section of the University of Washington.

This is the user journey illustrating the step-bystep process from when the user enters the facility down to the key moments of the design. The goal of the design is to encourage the users to create their own narrative on how they want to educate themselves on teen dating violence such as professional counseling, creative workships, and youth programs.

Resources
Services ArtTherapy Awareness Workshop Services Art Therapy
Areas
Teen Peer Advocates
Self-Expression Showcases
Self-Defense Workshop Art Studio Performing Arts Theater
Art Gallery

SITE ANALYSIS

Location Overview

Project Proposal

Teen dating violence can happen to a teen in a romantic, dating, or sexual relationship. What initially begins as a happy friendship can evolve into a controlling, abusive, and aggressive behavior in a romantic relationship

Every relationship is different, but what’s common in dating violence is power and control. Violent words and actions are tools an abusive relationship uses to gain and maintain power over their victim. When an individual experience these types of situations, it can cause the victim a large significant of anxiety, trauma and unhappiness. The distress, leaves victims emotionally scarred. This is why it is critical for young adults to be aware and understand the basic fundamentals of how healthy communication creates positive relationship.

By incorporating a team of counseling specialist and a creative center will encourage significant change by engaging young people from social economic help devise and carry out community-building and allowing young inspiring artists to make a difference for a common purpose.

University of Washington

Architect: Charles Saunders (Seattle Local)

Built: 1895

Architectural Style: French Renn. Revival

Urban: College Campus

Floors: 3 stories

Square Footage: 58,000 Square Feet

Community Overview:

The University of Washington is one of world’s most preminent public universities. The UW education caters to more than 51,000 students annually. This community of this campus strives to impact and transform lives and unshakable optimism. The University of Washington cultivates not only a instiution that seeks for higher learning but cultural society living in harmony from immigrants from all around the world to generations of Americans who have created their lives around this university.

Location Overview

Gender/Diversity Demographics

School/Program Demographics

Surroundings, Views,

Typology

Urban Landscaping

The University of Washington Seattle values campus landscape and preserving the campus landscape framework. The campus landscape is an important component to the “Husky Promise” which is to be excellent in the stewardship of the place by conserving the legacy of the facilities and encouraging growth so that it may continue to be passed on to future generations of students, facility, educators, and guests.

The urban landscape of the University of Washington is under the coalition of “The University of Washington Campus Landscape Framework Plan” (UWCLF) by recognizing that the landscape is a living system that will continue to grow, evolve, and transform on a daily basis for all public users. The goal of the coalition is to continue to strive for strategic landscaping through innovative funding to meet the needs and wellness of the users’ experience.

No. 1: Cherry Blossoms

The cherry blossoms squares are one of the many attractions at the campus from. They bloom in the spring and the beginning of summer.

No. 2: UW Memorial

The UW Memorial honors alumini who hold the Congressional Medal of Honor. People who have recieved this award showed military valor and service academies.

No. 3: Institutional

Across the street from Denny Hall is the UW School od Law known as the Willian H. Gates Hall. (Blue glass storefront)

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Proximity & Services

No. 1: UW School of Law

Dedicated on September 12, 2003, the 196,000 square foot, sixstory building is named after William H. Gates Sr., 1950 graduate of the UW School of Law and father of the Microsoft co-founder.

No. 2: Foster Business Library

Library dedicated to extensive buinsess reference collection adn economic jounrals. The facility is 21,000 square foot facility spanning two floors. A minimum minimum of 10-12 minutes walking distance.

No. 3: Commercial Business District

The University avenue is a strip dedicated to commercial and hospitality. About 65% of the commercial and hospitality are locally owned. The district contains a variety of cultrual cuisine such as Meditaranian, Indian, Asian, and many more.

No. 4: Parrington Hall

Parrington Hall is known as the Even School of Public Policy and Governance. Was built in 1895 along with Denny Hall.

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Notes:

This area has access to public transporation, mainly transit bus systems. People who commute by car are able to park on the street as well as park their car in the park and garage.

Access Transportation
and Garage Building Public Transportation
Park

Design Features

The University of Washington campus is a timeless campus that values their history by preserving their oldest and most iconic campus buildings, while creating design solutions that strivetowards technological advancements and innovations.

The campus gives students the opportunity on how they want to achieve their learning experience from old to new architecture as well as providing activities to create a positive and exiciting college experience.

No. 1: Suzzallo Library

Built in 1926, this Collegiate Gothic style building was decicated to University of Washington president Henry Suzzallo in the 1920’s. Renovated in 2000, this library shows a timeless estetic to the campus but allowing students and visitors to experience a walk from the past.

No. 2: Odegarrd Library

The library fronts the northwest corner of Red Square and provides access to the parking garage below the plaza, which was built simultaneous with the library building. In addition to library space, the building includes a cafeteria and newsstand on the ground floor.

No. 3: Alaska Airlines Field

Known as the “Husky Dog-pound,” this facility is an an outdoor football stadium. Its U-shaped design was specifically oriented at 8.167° south to minimize glare from the early afternoon sun in the athletes’ eyes.

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Wind & Noise

No. 1: Facility & Transits

During 6:30am-9:00am and 4:30pm-6:30pm, this area is filled with public transits, cars, and pedestrians. Main noise are people and transporation.

No. 2: Public Events & Transits

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This area is by the Burke Museum of National History and Art, therefore the facility gets a lot of traffic during public events. Gets a large amount of traffic during 6:30am-9:00am and 4:30pm-6:30pm.

No. 3: Park & Garage

The main noise of the facility are cars coming in and out of the building. Especially during rush hours on the weekdays.

No. 4: Public Streets

This area is dedicated to commercial, restaurant, and public transportation. Gets noisey during rush hour traffic and weekend nights.

No. 5: Institution Buildings

Denny Hall and Parrington Hall can get noisey when school is in session. Especially during the end of classes and rush hour.

Facility & Transits

Public Events & Transit

Park and Garage Building

Public Streets

Institution Buildings

Summer Solstice

Sunrise: 4:29am

Wind & Noise

Summer Solstice

Sunset: 7:15pm

Sunpath

Wind Analysis

Duringthewintersolsticesunrise,thesun will move towards the north. The winter winds,whicharethebluearrowscoming fromthenorthwest,willgetstrongergoing towardseast.Duringthewintersolstice,the sun will rise from the south and end to the north.DuringtheSummerSolsticeSunrise, strongwindswillcomefromtheeastgoing towards the west.

Winter Solstice

Sunset: 4:15pm

Winter Solstice

Sunrise: 6:30am

Jet Stream

LakeWashingtonisamajor compnentedincreatingrair into the atmosphere.

Derecho

Can be caused by severe thunderstorms, mainly happensduringfallandwinter

Downbursts

During rainy season, downbursts can be created by thunderstorms with high amountsofrainfall,creatinga high level of wind.

What Causes the Wind?

Summer Solstice

Sunrise: 4:29am

Sun & Shading

Summer Solstice

Sunset: 7:15pm

Sunpath

Sun Analysis

During the summer time, Seattle is generallyquitetemperate,withfewdays that are unbearably hot and few that are freezing cold. Rain is a fact of life in Seattle. When the skies are clear, theweatherinSeattleisgenerallyquite pleasant.Thoughtheairmightfeelabit sticky right after a storm, in general the airtendstobedryratherthanhumidand water can be dense during fall.

Winter Solstice

Sunset: 4:15pm

Winter Solstice

Sunrise: 6:30am

Floor Plan:

Winter Solstice Sunset

Organization

The University of Washington Seattle location is a timeless campus that values their history by preserving their oldest and most iconic campus buildings, while integrating urban landscape throughout

The campus landscape offers a foundation for our stewardship contributions to the pedagogical, ecological, and social qualities of the UW campus. The landscape is what students, staff, and faculty identify as the “green university” and the open-space landscape is a major resource for the regional community.

Seattle,WA

Site Circulation

Services
Green Areas City
Insitutional Facilities
Site
Denny Hall

Structural System

On

The hidden attac on the third level still contains triangular trusses but most of the structrual columns have been removed and replaced with metal support columns.

Denny Hall illustrates a significant visual presence for those approaching the main campus. Originally designed as a building with four distinct sides, Denny Hall has no real ‘back’ elevation. This gives it a unique relationship to the surrounding campus, courtyards, and network of open green spaces.

Exterior Columns

Existing I- Beams

On the third level, this level contains 4 by 6 bay windows throughout the floor. Sprayed with white foma, there is an exisitng C section steel beams in the ceiling.

the second floor, the round dome area contains hidden trusses as well as exisiting 4 x 4 bay windows. 1st Level - Floor Plan
South Section - Front View Classrooms Bathrooms Storage Unknown Faculty Room File Room Lecture Rooms Circulation
Space Volume & Massing First Floor: Main Scope of Analysis 1st Level - Floor Plan
North Section - Back View
Building Analysis:

Summer Solstice

Sunset: 7:15pm

Summer Solstice

Sunrise: 4:29am

Winter Solstice

Sunset: 4:15pm

Light & Heat:

Winter Solstice

Sunrise: 6:30am

Sun Patterns & Areas of Thermal Gain

Winter Solstice

Sunrise @ 6:30am

1st Level - Floor Plan

Unique Feature: Window

Pattern: Square & Pyramid

Modularity: Visually, it looks like the symbol of a traditional house.

Unique Feature: Vocal Point

Pattern: Playful repitition using triangular shapes and squares

Modularity: Triangles, Squares, Cylinders, Circles

Building Organization:

Unique Feature: Basement Window Pattern: Squares & Rectangles, mainly repition and interlocking

Modularity: Visually, it looks pleasing. When I peaked through the basement, I was surpirsed how much natural light penitraded into the space

Modularity, Patterns & Unique Features

Unique Feature: Exterior Molding

Pattern: Rectangular Repitition

Modularity: Squares & Trapezoids

PRECEDENT STUDIES

Outpatient Imaging Mammagrams

MRI Imaging

Lewis Hall

words words

words words

Cath Lab

Outpatient Physical Therapy & Speech Therapy

Program Components:

Paris Medical Center, TX

Uknown

Giftshop

Storage

Cafeteria

Hayden Classroom

Administration

Financial Counselors

MRI Imagining

Arrival Zone

Sequence of Spaces: Waiting Zones

These series waiting areas are for visitors of the pacient while they are in recovery or in the surgery process.

Sequence of Spaces & Departure Zones

These areas show the most foot circulation because they are connected to mutiple areas of the building. It is used by pacients, visitors and employees.

Departure Zone

This area is for employees only, mainly for unload and off-load purposes.

Approach, Arrival, Sequence of Spaces, Departure: Paris Medical Center, TX

Main Entrance: Front Desk Cath Lab Private Waiting Room Materials Management

Program Components:

Rainier Beach Community Center, WA

Rented Out Spaces Teen Activities Daycare Fitness Pool Area Front Desk Lounge Area Store Security Bathroom

Primary Circulation

The main wayfinding of the facility, specfically the public pool and the main enterance.

Secondary Circulation

The secondary pathway are commonly used for rented out spaces purposes, specifically the games, teens, party, and kitchen area.

Circulation: Hiarchy of Paths, Nodes, Boundaries, Edges

Rainier Beach Community Center, WA

Approach, Arrival, Sequence of Spaces, Departure

University of Washington Suzzallo Library

Approach Area

Arrival Area

Sequence of Spaces

Departure

Not to Scope

Private & Public Area: Spaces Linked by Common Spaces

Washington
Private Area Suzzallo Instru. Lab Office Spaces Storage Public Area Library Acc. Services Study Area Reference Blue Ray & DvDs Research Help & Info Suzz. Espresso Book Return Suzz. Instroduction Lab Not to Scope
University of
Suzzallo Library

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

CONCEPT STATEMENT METACOGNATIVE EPIPHANIES

Inspiration for the relationship counseling and creative center comes from a collection of found objects connected to the human spirit. When an object finds you, the conscious self has an opportunity to persuade one’s unconscious thoughts, triggering an emotional connection through the physical object to the natural world.

Process Diagrams: Journey to Connection

Concept Creation Ideation: Parti Diagram

Process Diagrams: Journey to Connection

Concept Creation Ideation: Parti Diagram

The concept of the design.

Conceptually abstracted as a way to enhance connection through wayfinding/circulation.

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Adjacency Diagram Block Diagram

Schematic Design:

Volumetric Sketches

Detail element of the custom planters to reduce anxiety. Instead, enhance relaxation and enlightenment.

Welcome Area - Elevation Idea

Conceptual ideas of the art therpay room. Trying to enhance biophilia into the interor design.

Schematic Design: Volumetric Sketches

Frontal view of the custom seating surrounded by greenary.

Schematic Design: Volumetric Sketches

Schematic Design: Volumetric Sketches

FINAL PRESENTATION

PROJECT IMPACT

Teen dating violence initially begins as a happy friendship that evolves into a controlling, abusive, and unwanted behavior. What’s common in dating violence is power and control. Violent words and actions are tools an abusive partner uses to gain and maintain power over their victim. When individuals use those types tactics, it can cause a victim significant amounts of anxiety, trauma, and even fear. The distress leaves the victim emotionally scarred. Therefore, it is critical for young adults to be aware and understand the fundamentals on how healthy communication creates a positive relationship.

By incorporating a team of counselors and specialists, specialists and a creative center, this venue encourages awareness of teen dating violence. Those who have experience in an abusive relationship will engage with and those who seek to learn the signs, through interactive exercises and creative activities.

Denny Hall, University of Washington Seattle WA 98195

ALL MATERIALS,CONSTRUCTIONANF FINISHESMUSTCOMPLYWITH THE MOSTSTRINGENTAPPLICABLE REDERAL ANDLOCAL SAFETCODES.

THESE DRAWINGS REPRESENTVISUAL CONCEPTSAND CONSTRUCTION SUGGESTIONSONLYTHEDESIGNER OFHIS ORHEREMPLOYEES AND ASSISSTANTSARENOT QUALIFIEDTO DETERMINETHESTRUCTURAL APPROPREATENESS OFTHE DESIGN AND WILL NOTASSUME RESPONSIBILITY OFTHESEDESIGNS, AND WILL NOTASSUME RESPONSBILITYFOR IMPROPER CONSTRUCTION AND ENGINEERING DURING THISPROJECT.

WHAT IS TEEN DATING VIOLENCE?

Teen dating violence is any type of physical, sexual, psychological or emotional abuse within a dating relationship partner

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ALL MATERIALS,CONSTRUCTION,AND FINISHESMUSTCOMPLYWITH THE MOSTSTRINGENT APPLICABLE FEDERAL AND LOCAL SAFETY CODES.

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YOUTH ART GALLERY

ART CLASSROOM

“Like most exercises or sports, dancing has physical benefits on our body and overall health. The NHS encourages dancing as a physical activity to help improve fitness and evidence shows that “regular dancing is great for losing weight, maintaining strong bones, improving posture and muscle strength, increasing balance and co-ordination and beating stress”

EVENT SPACE

“When an object finds you, the conscious self has an opportunity to persuade one’s unconscious thoughts, triggering an emotional connection through the physical object to the natural world.

Like a book, the design narrative allows the users the freedom to write their own journey by giving them the opportunities to unpack through a constant rhythm of selfreflection and connection.”

POETRY EXHIBITION

ELEVATION STORY-BOARD: POETRY EXHIBITION

“I hope you learn that choosing yourself, will always be the most beautiful love language you can ever learn. I hope you prioritize yourself. I hope you learn never to betray your intuition. I hope you learn to open your soul and listen when god is speaking to you. I hope you learn to grow from past initiations, I hope you stop using the past as an excuse for stagnancy, and realize your divinity.”

Elana Teodoro | Capstone 470 | Savannah College of Art and Design

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