Arts & Architecture Study Abroad Institute

Arts & Architecture Study Abroad Institute Dora M Figueroa Architecture Studio-5672 Comprehensive Studio Professor Michael Malone

VENICE, ITALY “The mother art is architecture. Without an architecture of our own we have no soul of our own civilization.”

Frank Lloyd Wright

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BASILICA DI SANTA MARIA DELLA SALUTE PEGGY GUGGENHEIM PALAZZO VENICE UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE “UNIVERSITÀ IUAV DI VENEZIA”

PROGRAM NARRATIVE

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PROGRAM GRAPHICS

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BUILDING MASSING DIAGRAMS

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FLOOR PLANS

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CROSS SECTIONS

26 ELEVATIONS 30 AXONOMETRIC 31

STUDY MODELS

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BUILDING CASE STUDIES

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STRUCTURAL PLANS

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STRUCTURAL SECTIONS

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MECHANICAL PLANS

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MECHANICAL SECTIONS

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SECTION PERSPECTIVES

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BUILDING SKIN STUDIES

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WALL SECTIONS

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PERSPECTIVES OF THE BUILDING EXTERIOR

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE RENDERINGS

BASILICA DI SANTA MARIA DELLA SALUTE Year: 1631-1687 Architect: Baldassare Longhena Salute was constructed in 1631 – 1687. Longhena died in 1682 when his work of life was nearing the completion. The works were finished by his talented pupil Antonio Gaspari.

The gorgeous architecture and brilliant setting of the structure did something that seemed to be impossible: Salute became one of the symbols of Venice, this gorgeous city with hundreds of outstanding and legendary structures of world fame.

Santa Maria Della Salute church is one of the best examples of Baroque style. The facade is decorated with many sculptures of saints and the Virgin Mary – also on the top of the tallest dome is a statue of Virgin.

Basilica di Santa Maria Della Salute-year: 1631-1687Architect: Baldassare Longhena Baroque Style

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Evangelist Matthew by Tommaso Rues La Salute Venice

Evangelist John by Tommaso Rues La Salute Venice

Evangelist Mark by Tommaso Rues La Salute Venice

Saint Luke Tommaso Rues La Salute Venice 05

PEGGY GUGGENHEIM PALAZZO VENICE The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is a modern art museum on the Grand Canal in the Dorsoduro sestiere of Venice, Italy. It is one of the most visited attractions in Venice.

The collection is housed in the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, an 18th-century palace, which was the home of the American heiress Peggy Guggenheim for three decades. She began displaying her private collection of modern artworks to the public seasonally in 1951. After her death in 1979, it passed to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, which opened the

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University Institute of Architecture “Università Iuav di Venezia” Vincenzo Scamozzi 1590 - 1714 Andrea Palladio 1508 - 1580 School was founded 1926 Daniele Calabi and M. Bacci In 1985, the entrance was transformed according to the design of Carlo Scarpa. The ancient arched doorway was removed, placed in a horizontal position at the entrance and used as a basin. In its place, Scarpa created an entirely futuristic structure, with a whole new concept and when you pass in front of the door, in Tolentini Square, you can see that the lintel on the right has no support...

Istrian stone is integrated as a dynamic feature of the gate’s design.

Ancient arched portal was disassembled, placed horizontally inside the structure itself and used as a basin

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Vincenzo Scamozzi 1590 - 1714 Andrea Palladio 1508 - 1580 School was founded 1926 Daniele Calabi and M. Bacci 1956-1958 University Institute of Architecture “Università Iuav di Venezia”

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PROGRAM NARRATIVE

Thoughts I had in mind while selecting the site were a location promotes walkability to nearby amenities and inspiring architecture; enhancing the daily work life of students.

The Near South Side neighborhood is Venice Gran Canal premier San Marco District known for the most remarkable architecture in Venice. Historic monuments and a mix of venetian architecture mix with roman and Gothic inspired architecture collide in Piazza San Marco, to create a calle scape that promotes community and creativity, all while being authentically Venice.

A new building to enhance the students and staff experience to support current and projected incoming classes. New school equals new energy.

NECTION CON

EDUCATION

COMMUNITY

Created by Serhii Smirnov from the Noun Project

Created by Made x Made from the Noun Project

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EDUCATIONAL

ADMINISTRATION

FABRICATION/CRAFT

HOUSING

FIFTH ELEMENT

TOTAL PROGRAM

ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 8 DRAWING STUDIOS 2 CERAMICS STUDIO 1 CLASS ROOMS 2 LECTURE HALL 1 JURY SPACES 2 LIBRARY/TECHNOLOGY 1

PROGRAM DELIVERABLES

RECEPTION/WAITING 1 PROGRAM DIRECTOR OFFICE 1 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OFFICE 1 ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR 1 BURSAR OFFICE

1 STUDENT LIFE COORDINATOR 1 FACULTY OFFICES 12 CONFERENCE ROOM 1 WOOD SHOP 1 KILN 1 GLASS BLOWING STUDIO 1 PRINTINGSILKSCREEN STUDIO 1 METAL-CRAFT AND JEWELRYSTUDIO 1

DAY ROOMSTUDY SPACES 1 TWO PERSON SUITES 40 VISITING FACULTY SUITES 8 DINING ROOM 1 KITCHEN 1

GALLERY 1

HOUSING FABRICATION ADMINISTRATION GALLERY EDUCATION

HOUSING FABRICATION ADMINISTRATION GALLERY EDUCATION

65,484 SQFT

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PROGRAM GRAPHICS The program graphics study helped the organization on where rooms fit better and have the best adjacency-connection to each program needs. This blocking of the actual room sizes what helpful to create an efficient and well-organized accomplishing successful layout that promotes good health for the inhabitants.

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VISITING FACULTY SUITES 424 SF

DINNING ROOM 1266 SF

VISITING FACULTY SUITES 486 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

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VISITING FACULTY SUITES 432 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

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ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR 100 SF

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CIRCULATION

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

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CIRCULATION FACULTY OFFICE 65 SF

PROGRAM DIRECTOR OFFICE 169 SF

RECEPTION/ WAITING 274 SF

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KITCHEN 1266 SF

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CORE 151 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

BURSAR OFFICE 100 SF

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FACULTY OFFICE 100 SF

CONFERENCE ROOM STUDENT LIFE COORDINATOR 100 SF

ASSITANT DIRECTOR OFFICE 100 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 91 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 74 SF

FACULTY OFFICE 74 SF

VISITING FACULTY SUITES 415 SF

VISITING FACULTY SUITES 415 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

CORE 100 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES 301 SF

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WOOD SHOP 2992 SF

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LECTURE HALL 2694 SF

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CORE 151 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES

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LECTURE HALL 5070 SF

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BUILDING MASSING DIAGRAMS

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ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1104 SF

13 TWO ROOM SUITES

TWO ROOM SUITES

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TWO ROOM SUITES

TWO ROOM SUITES

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ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1106 SF

ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1106 SF

JURY SPACE 514 SF

CLASS ROOMS 947 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES

TWO ROOM SUITES

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CORE 151 SF

CIRCULATION

TWO ROOM SUITES

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CORE 100 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES

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ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1087 SF

DRAWING STUDIOS 1052 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES

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ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1132 SF

DRAWING STUDIOS 1186 SF

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 GLASS BLOWING STUDIO 1104 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES

TWO ROOM SUITES

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TWO ROOM SUITES

TWO ROOM SUITES

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CLASS ROOMS 1106 SF

CERAMIC STUDIOS 1106 SF

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KILN 947 SF

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JURY SPACE 514 SF

TWO ROOM SUITES

TWO ROOM SUITES

1.155 24 25 26 27 28

CORE 151 SF

CIRCULATION

TWO ROOM SUITES

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TWO ROOM SUITES

CORE 100 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES

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ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1087 SF

ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1052 SF

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TWO ROOM SUITES

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ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1132 SF

ARCHITECTURE STUDIOS 1186 SF

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 1.155 24 25 26 27 28 CORE 151 SF

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CORE 100 SF

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GALLERY / RETAIL 3449 SF

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PIAZZA SAN MARCO

SITE

BASILICA DI SAN MARCO

PROCURATIE NUOVE

RIO DE ZECCA PAL DUCALE S. TEODORO LEONE DI SAN MARCO

GRAN CANAL

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GALLERY TERRACE STUDIO

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CROWN HALL CASE STUDY IIT (Â Illinois Institute of Technology) College of Architecture, Chicago Illinois Mies Van Der Rohe 1950-56 Facade The main facade is richly decorated by statues of the four evangelists S.R. Crown Hall is an icon of modern architecture.

Completed in 1956 to a design by famed architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the spare, elegant steel and glass building is the centerpiece of the Chicago South Side campus of the Illinois Institute of Technology.

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STRUCTURE The building uses a concrete structure adjacent to steel structure. concrete has a relatively high compressive strength but lacks tensile strength. structural steel is extremely strong, stiff, tough, and ductile. also, one of the leading materials used in commercial and industrial building construction. therefore, the combination of both concrete and steel would make a great structure for this institute in Venice. this design uses the steel for design finishes along with structure for some main components while the building gets anchored by concrete to withstand in Venice, Italy.

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MECHANICAL CHILLED WATER SYSTEM The building system includes all chilled water piping in the building; the chilled water pump and all cooling coils, heat exchangers and other equipment using chilled water.

SOURCE- THERMAL CARE

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SECTION PERSPECTIVE The best secluded daytime retreat. Library/Technology is cozy and quiet as required.

Memorable for all. The furniture will have a modern take with fabrics to allow for sound absorption along with carpet flooring and absorbent ceiling panel in which they interior finishes will provide the peace and quiet.

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BUILDING SKIN STUDIES BUILDING SKIN STUDIES Taking in consideration the context, Venice, different local materials like brick and travertine but moving on to a more Venice sophisticated stone like Istrian stone used by many architects, were considered. Venice uses many brick types, but dark seemed too flashy for the zone. Thinking of what local and the adjacent aesthetics of the site. a lighter stone seemed to be more appropriate for the institute. Istrian stone was selected due to is ability, aesthetics, and strength.

SOUTH ELEVATION

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Mechanical 6 83' - 0"

Mechanical 5 64' - 0"

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Mechanical 4 46' - 0"

Mechanical 3 31' - 0"

Level 2 16' - 0"

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SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION 53

IAM DESIGN U GLASS RAILING SYSTEM

WALL DETAILS

UNP60 PROFILE FOR ANCHORING LOUVERS

CONCRETE ROOF LIGHT METAL LOUVER

3'-0" X 3'-0" TRAVERTINE PANELS

SUN SHADING SCREEN

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3'-0" X 6'-0" ALUMINUM WINDOWS RETANTION TEE FLASHING RIGID INSULATION GYP. BOARD

PLANTING SOIL

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SLOPE FOR WATER RUN -OFF FLASHING TRAVERTINE PANELS VENEER VAPOR / MOISTURE BARRIER

TRAVERTINE PANEL VENEER

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FLASHING ANCHORED TO THE BEAM TYP. WALL SYSTEM GYP CEILING

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ALUMINUM WINDOW RIGID INSULATION METAL FRAME GYP CEILING METAL ANCHORED FRAME METAL STRUCTURE/INSULATION

GLAZING ALUMINUM FRAMING MULLIONS VESTIBULE CEILING

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SELF-ADHERING UNDERLAYMENT THERMAL AIR SPACE

FASTENERS WITH ANCHOR DISCS AT 6" OC MAX OR CONT TERMINATION BAR

CONT 4" WIDE 22 GA GALV PLATE METAL STUD

SHEET METAL TWO PIECE REGLET AND COUNTERFLASHING SYSTEM FASTENERS WITH ANCHOR DISCS AT 12" OC MAX OR CONT TERMINATION BAR

PROVIDE CONT 6" WIDE X 20 GA STRAP AT CONDITIONS WHERE STEEL STUDS WITH 5/8" ROOF COVER BOARD UNITS ARE USED

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SOUTH AERIAL VIEW

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GARDEN VIEW The school includes a campo, a needed place of respite, spiritual and physical healing and a safe environment that nurtures and protects the students. Including a water feature to provide peace and relaxation. Where students can have gatherings and outdoor activities.

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NORTH AERIAL VIEW

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GRAND STAIR NORTH VIEW

NORTH ENTRY VIEW

GALLERY TERRACE NORTH VIEW

LOBBY RECEPTION VIEW

INTERIOR RENDERS Enfilade gallery and retail will become an oasis in the school located in the highest level of the school. The elevated deck will be the best hangout place with the best views in the building. All with the ability to accommodate large gatherings and large events. The lighting will be provided naturally during the day, but artificial soft lighting will be added for evening purposes.

White spaces following the three-foot grid.

The study room is airy, spacious, and uncluttered with natural light. The room will be furnished with cozy furniture that overlooks the beautiful garden. When I needed inspiration. I would also like a furniture that provide seclusion and privacy along with a kitchenette that include a coffee bar.

Faculty Offices will allow for plenty of room for staff comfort along with comfortable furniture including launch chairs in room and big glass fronts to allow for natural lighting.

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ARTS AND ARCHITECTURE STUDY ABROAD VENICE, ITALY

While selecting the site for the institute location was highly important due to its flexible accessibility. The Gardini site promotes walk-ability to nearby amenities and inspiring architecture, enhancing the daily work life of students.

The Near South Side neighborhood is Venice Gran Canal premier San Marco District known for the most remarkable architecture in Venice.

Historic monuments and a mix of venetian architecture mix with Roman and Gothic inspired Architecture collide in Piazza San Marco, creating a Calle scape that promotes community and creativity, all while being authentically Venice.

However, understanding the culture of the city and being part of the community, the goal is to evolve a creative and innovative school with culture and positive environment. Embedding staff with local students and becoming the choice for recent graduates from all over the world.

A new building to enhance the students / staff experience to support current and projected incoming classes.

New school equals new energy.

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