emily hogan emily hogan
2023 Selected Undergrad & Graduate Works Savannah College of Art & Design B. Arch & Minor in Interior Design 2021 Master of Architecture anticipated 2023
artist’s statement: I am interested in artist’s statement: I am interested in bettering the health of the planet and individuals through the building process. We can achieve this in every design decision we make if we are careful, thoughtful, and investigative.
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2023 woven courtyards nov 2022 / pg 02-07 inside out may 2022 / pg 08-13 queens dialect may 2021 / pg 14-19
emily hogan emily hogan
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acoustic apparatus march 2021 / pg 20-25
0101 woven courtyards
2025 Morocco World Expo Solo Academic Project
concept: This 2025 World Expo Pavilion in Osaka, Japan pays homage to the rich Moroccan culture. Drawing inspiration from the country’s traditional weaving techniques. The pavilion’s design incorporates the Islamic and Spanish influence on Moroccan architecture, featuring a labyrinth of courtyards throughout, arches and a weaving circulation representing the narrow souk street experience.
As visitors make their way through the site, they’ll experience the sights, sounds, and smells of a bustling medina, complete with local artisans selling handmade goods and delicious food.
courtyard module
local & biodegradable rammed earth
south elevation
stagger courtyards 1 duplicate, mirror 2 scale selective courtyards 3 open central courtyard 4
east elevation
site plan level one floor sustainable strategies
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3’-0” shed roof overhang 1
operable shutters with snap connections
2 rainwater catchment 3
native plant papyrus as natural filter
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4 filtration tank 5 pipes irrigrate vegetation 6
east section
courtyards
courtyards
woven
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concept: The aim of this design is to establish a central location for individuals and groups working towards social justice and change in the city.
To accomplish this, the design incorporates a diverse range of facilities, resources, and activities. The site includes a community center, mixed-income housing tower, cultural marketplace and an outdoor amphitheater.
By breaking up the buildings, the design creates ample outdoor space for social interaction and physical activity. It also allows ample natural light to the interiors. The design seamlessly integrates the users with the surrounding natural environment, making the site a verdant oasis within the bustling city.
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2022 ACSA Competition “Timber in the City” Solo Academic Project
custom steel nodes
aluminum braced glazing
site plan
inside out inside out
community center section
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2021 ACSA Competition
Steel: Workplace & Wellness
Solo Academic Project
concept: Preserving the 168+ languages spoken in Queens is crucial as they form the foundation of our cultural identities, and a language dies every 14 days.
To achieve this goal, the design incorporates educational spaces, informal and formal gathering spaces for cultural performances, galleries, and an extensive ethnic food hub.
The design raises the sustainability standards of the area through water collection, indirect daylighting, green roofs, and a geothermal field. The steel structure supports cantilevers maximizing green space on the ground level, and offering optimal views on the higher levels.
2 generate grid from existing footprint of the Queensbridge Houses, connecting the design to the existing urban fabric.
extrude from grid prioiritizing optimal heat gain on the south facade, a core, and saving outdoor space for gatherings.
push & pull for more green space on the site and more built space above for most favorable views.
terrace the rooftops with green space for biodiversity while collecting rainwater into cisterns. Use geothermal field for heat
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acoustic apparatus
Charleston, SC Boat House
Solo Academic Project
iteration studies
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cupped concrete retaining walls: enhances the sound of the water crashing from low to high tide, getting louder as the water heightens.
beach grass: this native plant lines walkways and surrounds relaxation areas to enhance the sounds of nature when the wind hits them, creating breezy, rustling sounds.
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west section
northwest view
south entrance
sound flow diagram
