Ethan Harvey Architecture Portfolio

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

ETHAN HARVEY

selected works from Mississippi State University School of Architecture and Design (2019-2024)

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MARGINALIZED CRAFT NEW YORK METROPOLITAN MUSEUM ADDITION

GULFPORT MASS TIMBER MISSISSIPPI RESEARCH CENTER

CHICAGO MIXED-USE 5TH AVENUE MIXED USE APARTMENTS

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MARGINALIZED CRAFT RESEARCH This was a research based project, revolving entirely around the idea of a marginalized craft. Origami was the main inspiration as it is an ancient craft that opened doors for education and mathematics.

The task at hand was to design and create conceptual artifacts for a research center in New York. The personal goal that I had set for myself was to explore the possibilities of origami with the use of models and experimentation. Origami quickly became a mathematical formula for design that had plenty of real life applications. The research started with practicing and limit testing the art itself.

CONCEPTUAL WORK

Paper models and crease patterns were used throughout the project to better understand how structure can take place in a fold. The process included using a grid for the base of a model, and changing mountain folds to valleys, valleys to mountains, etc. This change would greatly affect the final outcome of each model. All four final paper models used the same base grid, but all outcomes are separate. Through this process and research on the topic, I have marginalized the areas of success within origami. Learning the traditional craft itself gave me a solid idea of what limitations were there. After experimenting with my own types of folds, I was able to give myself a foundation on a modular form that can also give the structural aspect as well. The products of my researched have drastically changed from my original standpoint on the matter because of how many possibilities there are when studying origami. The idea “failed” prototypes were perfect for aiding the next model and so on. After coming to a indefinite conclusion, I learned that failed studies were essential for the nature of the project.

ALTERING SURFACES

Sheet metal was used as a test for using hinges to act as joints for folds. Finally, a form was created to act as an atrium space for the research center. The folded form stems from a base fold with a custom designed pattern, and then altered to the point where it could turn into parametric plywood panels. Each panel uses dovetail joints to connect to the next.

Sheet Metal Model (Unstressed)

Sheet Metal Model (Tensioned)

Digital Surface (Unaltered)

Plywood Panel Digital Surface (Altered)

INTERIOR RENDERING Central walkway with custom designed handrails.

INTERIOR RENDERING Custom plywood panels and custom steel columns support the atrium

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SCALE 1/16” = 1’ SECTION LONGITUDINAL

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84TH STREET ELEVATION 84TH STREET ELEVATION SCALE 1/16” = 1’

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The site of the research center is adjacent to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. The project had ample site research including visiting it in person, mapping, diagramming, modeling, and photographing. The program is intended to act as a secondary space for the patrons and users of the museum.

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GULFPORT MASS TIMBER Mississippi is a timber state - Mississippi is forest strong. The state contains approximately 19.8 million acres of forested land, which accounts for 64 percent of Mississippi’s total area. The value of timber harvesting has averaged in excess of 1$ billion per year over the past 20 years and accounts for over 60,000 jobs in the state. The careful planning and execution of sustainable silviculture, forest management practices and harvesting of timber has strategic long-tern benefits for the state. In addition, the continued development of manufacturing facilities that utilize innovative technologies to generate competitive timber products is of critical importance to the future of the state and region.

At the same time, Mississippi is vulnerable. The increased frequency of catastrophic weather events places our communities and businesses at risk. The Mississippi Gulf Coast is particularly vulnerable to hurricanes and other severe weather events that continually devastate its heavily populated coastlines.

In order for Mississippi to be truly strong, we need to find ways to innovate the construction of the built environment for a resilient future. That begins by looking at wood in new ways to generate new solutions. It also requires a holistic approach where the entire chain of custody is examined as we work towards a carbon positive future.

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The site is directly on the Marina in Gulfport, MS. Within this peninsula, there is a decently sized plot of land for a building to go, that could draw attention to the coast itself.

The project looks at creating a safe environment on the coast while also catering to a variety of groups.

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ROOM # ROOM NAME 101 LOBBY + RECEPTION 102 INTERPRETIVE GALLERY 103 PUBLIC RESTROOMS 104 DIVE + TESTING TANK LAB 105 TANK CONTROL + FILTRATION ROOM 106 RESEARCH VESSEL LAB 107 RESEARCH VESSEL BERTHING 108 PRESSURE VESSEL LAB 109 SEAWATER LAB 110 FRESHWATER LAB 111 DRY LAB 112 TEACHING LAB 113 AUDITORIUM 114 CLASSROOM (lg) 115 CLASSROOM (sm) 116 ADMIN. LOBBY/RECEPTION 117 OFFICES 118 CONFERENCE ROOM (lg)

3/15/2023 FUNCTION Lobby Gallery

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RESEARCH CENTER SQFT. : 22,209 FT TOTAL SQFT. : 43,209 FT

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ROOM # ROOM NAME 101 LOBBY + RECEPTION 102 INTERPRETIVE GALLERY 103 PUBLIC RESTROOMS 104 DIVE + TESTING TANK LAB 105 TANK CONTROL + FILTRATION ROOM 106 RESEARCH VESSEL LAB 107 RESEARCH VESSEL BERTHING 108 PRESSURE VESSEL LAB 109 SEAWATER LAB 110 FRESHWATER LAB 111 DRY LAB 112 TEACHING LAB 113 AUDITORIUM 114 CLASSROOM (lg) 115 CLASSROOM (sm) 116 ADMIN. LOBBY/RECEPTION 117 OFFICES 118 CONFERENCE ROOM (lg) 119 CONFERENCE ROOM (2, sm) 120 WORKROOM w/ STORAGE 121 BREAK ROOM 122 GENERAL STORAGE 123 DELIVERIES + SERVICE 124 CUSTODIAL OFFICE + STORAGE 125 CUSTODIAL ROOM 126 MECHANICAL ROOM 127 ELECTRICAL ROOM 128 IT + COMMUNICATION ROOM(S)

3/15/2023 FUNCTION Lobby Gallery

Classroom area Classroom area Classroom area Classroom area Classroom area Classroom area Classroom area Classroom area Assembly with fixed seats Classroom area Classroom area Lobby Business Areas Business Areas Business Areas Storage Business Areas Storage Storage Storage Storage Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical

FLOOR 3 140’-0” FLOOR 2 125’-0”

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MASS TIMBER MASS TIMBER DETAIL DETAIL DRAWINGS DRAWINGS

GLULAM COLUMN

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BASE PLATE

CLT MASS TIMBER FLOOR

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GLULAM BEAM ALUMINUM ZINC PANEL RIGID INSULATION

RIGID INSULATION

PANEL JOINT FASTENER

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ROOF MEMBRANE

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CURTAIN WALL CURTAIN CONNECTION CURTAINWALL WALL CONNECTION CONNECTION SCALE 1” = 1’ SCALE SCALE1” 1”== 1’ 1’

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EXTENDED PROGRAM

The project includes an extended program of a coffee bar. This bar sits in the center of the building, looking out to both the beach and the Marina. A central public place was essential, regarding the fact that many people use the beach in the summer. Ample seating and views allow the user to enjoy not only space, but the beauty of the gulf.

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The exterior rendering shows off the beach side of the coffee bar, and the courtyard space for food trucks or events. The bottom side of the building is walkable and usable, since code and structure required no building space touching the ground level. Concrete tiling was used on the majority of the walls to act as protection, while aluminum zinc cladding was used to cover essential parts of the building from air, water, and wind damage.

EXTERIOR RENDERING

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CHICAGO MIXED-USE A new mixed-use apartment building proposal in Chicago. The project looks into dwelling as a place of solidarity and community while also looking at fostering public retail space on the ground floor.

WEST RANDOLPH ST. ELEVATION

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WINTER SOLSTICE

The site location sits in front of the railroad tracks, and adjacent to the main interstate of Chicago on West Randolph Street. Since the buildings are larger here than smaller cities, it was important to take notice of shade and sunlight, especially for apartments.

Which side of the building needs to be acting against wind loads, and which side can create daylighting?

SHADING STUDY

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DWELLING

The unit itself was important, as it would fill the spaces. I looked at elevation changes within units, where you may sleep upstairs, walk down into a conversation pit, or eat breakfast on the main level. Vignettes and sketches were drawn to help understand the circulation and scale of a dwelling space.

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AXON AND PLANS

The building staggers, so that each unit may have their own balcony and sunlight, while also having setbacks to provoke privacy from the exterior of the building. A lightwell was used to help bring natural lighting into the party wall side of the plan.

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TINY HOUSE COMMUNITY The project asked for a community development where tiny homes could be built in order to create affordable housing. It required site planning for the neighborhood to turn into a place that could do more than just house people. The community could provide jobs, schooling, research, or other public programs.

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EAST ELEVATION SCALE 1/4” = 1”

WEST ELEVATION SCALE 1/4” = 1”

COMMUNITY CENTER

The site plan includes an art studio, a computer lab, a medical center, and a vet clinic. The center has above ground water feature with stepping stones for the public. Paths throughout the community area wind and connect, while also allowing direct access to other focal points.

CUL-DE-SAC RENDERING

Zooming into the cul-de-sacs, the idea of winding, yet direct paths help define the space. The center has a public pavilion that lets neighbors socialize.

BRASFIELD & GORRIE HISTORICAL RENOVATION

MASTERS OF HISTORIC PRESERV

The concept of the Masters of Historic Preservation Buildin New Deal’s WPA and the initiative to keep art alive. The depression to post-depression era is represented in the des architecture with a touch of modern finishes to create

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SOUTH PERSPECTIVE ESTIMATE

General Requirements / Demolition: $522,326.08

Renovation Cost: $883,936.44

New Addition Cost: $1,941,981.57

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CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE

PRECONSTRUCTION WEST ELEVATION

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RENOVATION

DEMOLITION

04/17/23 - 05/01/23

05/02/23 - 07/11/23

NEW CONSTRUCTION

07/12/23 - 11/24/23

08/24/23 - 02/12/24

CLOSEOUT 02/13/24 - 03/18/24

TOTAL DURATION OF PROJECT: 11 MONTHS

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Brassfield & Gorrie Student Competition Mississippi State University: Masters of Historic Preservation Building Fall 2022 Group 8: Lucas Elder, Emily Young, Ethan Harvey, Connor Bailey, Aaron Morrow, Heath Greenlee, Caroline Prather, Patrick Haggerty, Sydney MacMann, Anna Kathryn Watson, Sonsireth Di Geronimo Professors: P. Davis, A. Hatami, M. Herman, C. Hunter, D. McLemore

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LOCATION: 839 WEST TRINITY LANE, NASHVILLE

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LEFT ELEVATION

GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

RIGHT ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

DESCRIPTIO

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

1

BRICK VENEER

2

HORIZONTAL LAP SIDING (5" EXPOSURE)

3

BOARD AND BATTEN

4

ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

5

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

Project N

6-PLEX SPL

A8

SHEET SIZE: ARCH D ( 24" X 36")

4 4 3

4

4

2

2

3

5

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4"

5 2

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4"

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2

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

1 1

FIRST FLOOR 0"

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

FIRST FLOOR 0"

ELEVATION 1 FRONT 1/8" = 1'-0"

0'

2'

4'

1

1

ELEVATION 2 RIGHT 1/8" = 1'-0"

8'

0'

2'

4'

8'

4 4 3 3

4

4

2

2

NASHVILLE TENNESSEE DAVIDSON

CASE NO. 2021

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4"

2

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4"

2

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8" 1

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

FIRST FLOOR 0"

1 1

FIRST FLOOR 0"

ELEVATION 3 REAR 1/8" = 1'-0"

0'

2'

4'

1

ELEVATION 4 LEFT 1/8" = 1'-0"

8'

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0'

2'

4'

8' NO.

EXTERIOR MATERIAL PROPORTIONS LEGEND

LOCATION: 839 WEST TRINITY LANE,LEFT NASHVILLE FRONT ELEVATION ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

2650 SF 2250 SF 297 SF 2329 SF 400 SF

100% 14% 68% 18%

6/13/2022 6:43:19 PM

FIRM: 906 STUDIO ARCHITECTS REAR ELEVATION PROJECT: TOWNHOME (5) GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

2890 SF 2233 SF 297 SF 1920 SF 60 SF

100% 13% 85% 2%

GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

RIGHT ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

DESCRIPTIO

EXTERIOR MATERIAL LEGEND SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

1

BRICK VENEER

2

HORIZONTAL LAP SIDING (5" EXPOSURE)

3

BOARD AND BATTEN

4

ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

5

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

Project N

5-PLEX SPL

A7

SHEET SIZE: ARCH D ( 24" X 36")

4 4

4 4 3 3

THIRD FLOOR 21' - 6 1/4"

2

5

143 Fifth Aven Franklin, TN 37 615.988.9065 906studio.com

5

THIRD FLOOR 21' - 6 1/4"

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

2 2

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

2

1

1

FIRST FLOOR 0"

1

ELEVATION 1 FRONT 1/8" = 1'-0"

0'

2'

4'

1

ELEVATION 2 LEFT 1/8" = 1'-0"

8'

0'

2'

4'

8'

WEST TR LANE TO HOMES

4 4 4

NASHVILL TENNESSE DAVIDSO

4

CASE NO. 2021 3 3

THIRD FLOOR 21' - 6 1/4"

THIRD FLOOR 21' - 6 1/4"

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8" 2

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

2

ELEVATION 3 REAR 1/8" = 1'-0"

0'

2'

EXTERIOR MATERIAL PROPORTIONS LEGEND LOCATION: 839 WEST TRINITY LANE, NASHVILLE

FRONT ELEVATION

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

FIRM: 906 STUDIO ARCHITECTS GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

1790 SF 1390 SF 198 SF 820 SF 382 SF

100% 14% 59% 27%

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

2890 SF 2156 SF 198 SF 1898 SF 64 SF

100% 9% 88% 3%

PROJECT: TOWNHOME (4) REAR ELEVATION

GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

FIRST FLOOR 0"

1

1

6/13/2022 6:48:45 PM

2

2

FIRST FLOOR 0"

LEFT ELEVATION

GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

RIGHT ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

4'

ELEVATION 4 RIGHT 1/8" = 1'-0"

8'

2022, 906 STUDIO DRAWINGS AND SHALL NOT BE USE IN WHOLE OR PA WITHOUT PRIOR OF 906 STUDIO AR

1

0'

2'

4'

8'

NO.

DESCRIPT

EXTERIOR MATERIAL LEGEND SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

1

BRICK VENEER

2

HORIZONTAL LAP SIDING (5" EXPOSURE)

3

BOARD AND BATTEN

4

ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

5

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

Project

4-Plex Sp

A6

SHEET SIZE: ARCH D ( 24" X 36")

4 4

4

4

2

2

3 3

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4"

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4" 2 2

5

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

5

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

143 Fifth Aven Franklin, TN 37 615.988.9065 906studio.com

1

FIRST FLOOR 0"

FIRST FLOOR 0"

1

1

1

ELEVATION 1 FRONT 1/8" = 1'-0"

0'

2'

4'

ELEVATION 2 RIGHT 1/8" = 1'-0"

8'

4

4

3

3

0'

2'

4'

8'

4

839 WES TRINITY TOWNH

4

NASHVILL TENNESSE DAVIDSO

CASE NO. 2021

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4"

THIRD FLOOR 20' - 6 1/4" 2

2

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

FIRST FLOOR 0"

0'

EXTERIOR MATERIAL PROPORTIONS LEGEND LOCATION: 839 WEST TRINITY LANE, NASHVILLE

FRONT ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

4384 SF 3794 SF 396 SF 2896 SF 506 SF

100% 10% 76% 14%

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

4396 SF 3112 SF 396 SF 2660 SF 56 SF

100% 12% 85% 3%

FIRM: 906 STUDIO ARCHITECTS 6/13/2022 6:30:51 PM

2

1 1

1

ELEVATION 3 REAR 1/8" = 1'-0"

PROJECT: TOWNHOME (6) REAR ELEVATION

GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

2

SECOND FLOOR 10' - 3 1/8"

LEFT ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

RIGHT ELEVATION GROSS AREA OF WALL NET AREA OF WALL NET BOARD AND BATTEN NET LAP SIDING NET MASONRY

2'

4'

8'

1

FIRST FLOOR 0"

ELEVATION 4 LEFT 1/8" = 1'-0"

0'

2'

4'

8'

2022, 906 STUDIO DRAWINGS AND SHALL NOT BE USE IN WHOLE OR PA WITHOUT PRIOR OF 906 STUDIO AR

NO.

DESCRIPT

EXTERIOR MATERIAL LEGEND SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

SURFACE AREA

% OF NET

1252 SF 1178 SF 1080 SF 93 SF

100% 92% 8%

1

BRICK VENEER

2

HORIZONTAL LAP SIDING (5" EXPOSURE)

3

BOARD AND BATTEN

4

ASPHALT SHINGLE ROOF

5

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

Project

6-PLEX FU

A4

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