AAD_SU21_030

A dream.

A landscape.

A biome.

A home.

A being.

A unison.

A unity.

A habitat.

Jasmine Jalinous

CONTENTS OF PORTFOLIO

Equity of Land & Water Cosmosque Studio

Techniques of the UltraReal

Group Project with Marie-Christine Dimitri

Group Project with Ali Amr ElSinbawy & Rose Zhang

Led by Mohamad Ziad Jamaleddine

4

Led by Joseph Brennan and Phillip Crupi

64

Shell Seminar

Led by Robert Marino

78

Architectural Photography

Led by Michael Vahrenwald

84

A Pliable Place Studio

Led by Stephen Burks

96

L.E.T. Accessibility Studio

Lead by Laura Gonzalez Fierro

124

EQUITY

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LAND & WATER

AGRICULTURAL

COMMUNITY

OUTER SCAFFOLDING

Carrot

Agricultural

Calendar

Beet

Mint

Black Cabbage

Crop Sowing Period

Workers busy tilling the soil, spacing out the plants, watering and trimming them

Purslane

Corn

Crop Harvest Period

Market days workers can sell and profit from harvest, feed the community, and store extras for potential diasters

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Most workers needed in September

Community Garden Provides jobs & Lives within scaffolding surrounding the mosque

Crops Cultivated Seasonally Mint

Beet

Church Hub

Synagogue Hub

Fatih Mosque

Mosque Hub Existing Public Greenspace

PLAZA BECOMES COMMUNITY GARDEN AGRICULTURAL REGIONS CUT INTO SHARABLE PLOTS OF LAND

REDEFINING WAQF SYSTEM exchange of land freely

In this studio, the goal was to orient ourselves around the history of religious spaces such as the mosque and take the existing systems and find a way to utilize them for the common good of the community. The process began with understanding what the community of Fatih in Istanbul needed and then continued by analyzing the space available and what limitations currently existed.

Three Main Religious Hubs attached to the scaffolding

Ground Floor Plan

Surrounding existing Fatih Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey

Gathering space for teaching communication skills

Second Floor Abultion

Space for separation of genders

Third floor Women’s Mosque Bridge overlooking domes with individual office spaces

Fourth Floor Playground area and beginning of agricultural farming on scaffolding

Minorities mapping of Fatih Region

WATER EQUITY WATER TRANSPORT WHO HAS ACCESS TO WATER? WHY ARE RELIGIOUS SPACES ABANDONNED? CAN THE SPACE SURROUNDING RELIGIOUS HUBS BE LAND FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY TO GROW AND CHERISH THE EARTH?

WATER TERRITORIES MAPPING

Filtration Agriculture Filtered Water Path Rainwater Collection Path Religious Hubs

WATER CALCULATIONS PATH

Women’s Mosque. Unique space with a special view. Also for children.

Water highlighting ofof water WaterCanal CanalMoment Moment highliting the thetransportation transportation water

Filtration Sites. Church Graden Space used in Waqf system to filter water in exchance for agricultural land on mosque site

Rain water sloping towards the canal

Water Canal used to transport rain water with grating system for passengers to walk on

Filtered Water

Existing Road

Market Space

Existing water pipe infrastructure used to pump filtered water to main site

Minorities Workers

Water tank at the top gravity transfers the water to all the agricultural beds providing year round supply

FLOORS OF MARKET, COMMERCE, EXCHANGE ABLUTION, CLEANSING, PURITY IMMIGRATION CENTER, AID, KNOWLEDGE AGRICULTURAL SPACES FOR FOOD AND RESOURCES

Mapping of Istanbul, Turkey focusing on the hills on which mosques were built, leading to these religious hubs not only being sacred spaces but also tactfully placed for resources and protection and power and sight

Water Mapping based on the topography of Istanbul, with most frquently flooded roads highlighted in dark blue leading down to the sea. The blue paths are equivalent to a high retention of rainwater

THE PARTI OF OUR IDEA

STUDY OF DJERBA, TUNISIA FOR THE PROPERTIES OF MENZELS AND HOW I COMMUNITY CAN OPERATE BASED ON CERTAIN ARRANGEMENTS AND CONDITIONS. THEIR FORMS ARE BASED ON THE SARCITY OF WATER. THE DENSITY OF TREES AND INHABITANTS DEPENDS ON THE UTILITY OF THE ZONE. THE RELIGIOUS SPACES ARE THE COMMUNAL SHARED ONES. THIS STUDY INFORMS THE PROCESS OF THE PROJECT

A section of the Galata Bridge a commercial segway that has all sorts of transportation hubs, trading, people eating and gathering, and even fishing

ULTRAREAL GROUP PROJECT

AN ATMOSPHERIC RENDERING OF AN APOCALYPTIC SOCIETY WITH A MONUMENT LEFT OVER ON A SINKING ISLAND DOOMED AFTER ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER

Rose Zhang

Ali Amr ElSinbawy

SHELTER UNDERGROUND A SPACE OF LIGHT A BUNKER A REFUGE A BEACON OF HOPE

Ali Amr ElSinbawy

Ali Amr ElSinbawy

Design Phase. Environmental setting. Creating a scene.

What ruins are created with the climate crisis? What will they become?

What lies in the hidden forest? What good can different biomes have?

What if the world ends in fire?

What will we be then?

Color Studies of camera angles and times of day to render for best atmospheric lighting

INSPIRATION lonesome in the woods on waters edge

A interlude. A study. A moment. How to structurally open up a space while keeping it rigid? What forms are more stable?

Times Square. A rainy day. Photograph titled Reflections of the night.

Vagelos Education Center. Wood Paneling Detail. Faint hint of daylight with a touch of warmth only in the wood and brick.

Corner condition. Fragile. Up-close yet far away.

INTERSECTING LINES

PARTITION What makes up a wall?

Is it inhabitable?

A PUSH AND PULL A POCKET A CROSSING A LANDSCAPING MEANDERING PATH-LIKE VOID

DISRUPTIONS CREATING A PATTERN THROUGH THE WEAVE AND LEARNING FROM THE WARP AND WEFT HOW TO CREATE A SEQUENCE OF EVENTS?

Building A: Manufactoring Hub BioBAT research wet labs cultivation art installations Beach music games market Ferry Building B: Experiential Wellbeing

Glass Visual Entry Atrium Ecology Herb Cafe Scent Gardens Working Green Knowledge Hub

1. Meandering 2. Main Entry 3. Parking Garage 4. Birds, Bees, Butterfly Garden 5. Public Path & Bridge 6. Transport Path 7. Beach 8. Ferry 9. Truck Loading Docks 10. BioBAT 11. Farming/Wetlands 12. Retaining Sea Wall

A NEW BIOME AN ENVIRONMENTAL BREAKDOWN THE BROOKLYN ARMY TERMINAL BECOMES A LABORATORY THAT NEVER SLEEPS, AN ECOLOGY THAT FOREVER GROWS AND DECAYS, AND A THERAPEUTIC LANDSCAPED SPACE FOR HUMANS AND CREATURES ALIKE

ACCESSIBILITY TO NATURE AND ITS IN

AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES

HABITANTS IS THROUGH A BALANCE OF DISRUPTIONS AND

GSAPP AAD. Jasmine Jalinous. 2021