Portfolio - Emily King

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

SELECTEDWORKS

RESUME

EDUCATION

North Carolina State University

Master of Architecture

University of Missouri

Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies

Minor in Construction Management

Carl Sandburg College

Associate in Arts

University of Iowa

WORK EXPERIENCE

Facilities Coordinator for Classrooms

University of Missouri Student Unions

Student Assistant – Clerical

University of Missouri Family and Community Medicine

Student Security Officer

University of Iowa Dept. of Public Safety

ACTIVITIES

Mizzou Architecture and Design Student Association

Mizzou Club Gymnastics

Marching Mizzou Color Guard

National Society of Leadership and Success

Transfer Experience and Advising Mentors

SOFTWARE

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe InDesign

AutoCAD

Rhino

Revit

SketchUp

3DS Max Lumion Enscape

Vice President 2021 – 2022 | Treasurer 2020 – 2021

President 2021 – 2022 | Social Media Chair 2019 – 2020

2020 – 2021

2020 – 2023

2019 – 2023

CONTACT INFORMATION

Email: eking5@ncsu.edu

emking5100@gmail.com

Phone: (309) 335 - 9739

Mailing Address: 2400 E Nifong Blvd, APT 1609, Columbia, MO 65201

THE BALBOA

COLUMBIA, MISSOURI

The Balboa is a mixed-use, multi-family apartment compex located in Columbia, Missouri. The project features retail and commercial businesses on the first floor, as well as a courtyard and amenties for residents, apartments on the second through fifth floor, and the rooftop consists of solar panels, garden, and a lounge. The target market of the complex is young millenials and new college graduates with or without families. One of the main goals of the design was to promote a sense of community throughout the complex and amongst residents. I wanted to design a space where residents are able to find a community of friends because they might be moving to a new city where they do not know anyone and it is important to make new connections. It was also a priority to provide a space for small businesses to thrive. The design also uses sustainable construction materials, such as bamboo. Another goal of the project was to provide a space for the younger millenials and new college graduates to live because there are really no complexes specifically geared toward that demographic in the city of Columbia.

TRAFFIC PATTERNS

The underground parking garage is specifically for residents only. There are enough parking spots for each resident to have their own spot.

The first floor has contains spaces for stores or restaurants, as well as amenities for residents, such as a cardio gym, weightlifting gym, large work from home area with individual rooms, bathrooms, and management offices.

The second floor has a seating area that overlooks the lobby below, which also has views to the courtyard outside. Each floor also has an area for residents to be able to work from home if they do not want to work inside their apartment.

The rooftop is a gathering place for residents and their friends. It was designed as a space for the community to come together. There is a lounge with kitchens, garden, and solar panels.

SECTION A

SECTION B

SECTION C

EAST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

LIVING ROOM AND KITCHEN BEDROOM

1

ASSEMBLE BUILDING MASS

Rooftop Lounge Garden Solar Panels

FIFTH FLOOR

2

3

2

THIRD FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

PARKING GARAGE FLOOR 1

COURTYARD

ELEVEN44WEST

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

Eleven44West is located in the Fulton Market District of Chicago, Illinois. Fulton Market is a historic district near downtown Chicagothat was once full of factories and workers, and is now a lively, bustling district full of shopping, restaurants, hotels, and businesses. The design is a mixed-use building that is 40% commercial and 60% office space. The goal of the project was to stay true to the history of the district, while also bringing in modern, new life into the area. It was also a priority to provide a space for small businesses to thrive. I also wanted to respect the urban fabric and design a building that would look like it belonged in the city. The design utilizes materials that were used for buildings back when the factories were open and functioning, such as brick, iron, and steel in order to stay true to the history of Fulton Market.

Software: Revit, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion, AutoCAD

EXISITING BUILDINGS

DESIGN PROPOSAL #2

DESIGN PROPOSAL #3

DESIGN PROPOSAL #3

DESIGN PROPOSAL #4

DESIGN PROPOSAL #5

FIRST FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

FIFTH FLOOR

SIXTH FLOOR

SEVENTH FLOOR

EIGHTH FLOOR

ROOFTOP

Separate entrance and elevators on the first floor allow for people who work in the offices on the 4th - 8th floors to get to their office without having to walk through the commercial area.

FIRST FLOOR

ROOFTOP

SOUTH ELEVATION

EIGHTH FLOOR

SEVENTH FLOOR

SIXTH FLOOR

FIFTH FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

OFFICES

The office spaces are open concept to promote collaboration and a team environment. The individual offices are located on north side of building to allow for the most natural light into the space as possible. The flooring is made of reclaimed wood, which is intended to preserve and keep a part of the history of the district and give a new purpose to old materials.

LAMBERTVILLE ART MUSEUM

LAMBERTVILLE, NEW JERSEY

The site is located in Lambertville, New Jersey. It is on what is currently a parking lot on the Delaware River waterfront. Next to the site is the Lambertville-New Hope Bridge, which links the towns of Lambertville, New Jersey and New Hope, Pennsylvania. It is both a pedestrian and vehicle bridge. The bridge generates plenty of vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The main focus and concept of the project is to provide a place for artists to showcase their work. I wanted to incorporate the history of the town into the use of materials that were common during the early days of the town, including iron and steel.

Studio 4

Junior Spring 2022

Individual Academic Project

Software: Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator, Lumion, AutoCAD

TRAFFIC PATTERS

VIEWS

FROMNEWHOPE

VIEWTOLAMBERTVILLE TODELAWARERIVER

The design features an outdoor sculture garden, as well as an ampitheater. Both face the Delaware River and the town of New Hope, Pennsylvania. The triangles of the parametric form is an homage to triangular support system on the Lambertville - New Hope bridge, as well as the sailboats on the river that are a quintessential symbol of the northeastern United States.

A: Loading Zone

B: Security

C: Building Maintenance and Custodial

D: Storage

E: Lobby

F: Ticket Counter

G: Gallery 1

H: Ampitheater

I: Sculpture Garden

J: Offices

K: Mechanical

L: Resource Library

M: Conservation Laboratory

N: Gallery 2

O: Gallery 3

P: Gallery 4

Q: Gallery 5

R: Gift Shop

S: Cafe

T: Kitchen

U: Event Room

Galleries

Gallery 1: Photography

Gallery 2: Modern Art

Gallery 3: Local Artists

Gallery 4: Museum-Curated Temporary Exhibits

Gallery 5: Artist Exhibition Space

BASEMENT

The basement is employees only. The elevator leads to floors above for easy access to offices and gallery spaces.

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

SECTION A

WEST ELEVATION

SECTION B

NORTH ELEVATION

FLOOD LEVELS

The majority of the building sits above the 100-year flood level to insure that the art and offices stay safe should a 100-year flood ever occur.

Delaware River Light Flooding Heavy Flooding

PHOTOGRAPHY

CONTACT INFORMATION

Email: eking5@ncsu.edu

emking5100@gmail.com

Phone: (309) 335 - 9739

Mailing Address: 2400 E Nifong Blvd, APT 1609, Columbia, MO 65201