Hannah Tidwell Portfolio

HANNAH TIDWELL

College of Architecture, Art, & Design Mississippi State University

Contents: The Staggered Terrarium

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Mound Bayou Renovation and Redesign

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The Cube Project

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Art Gallery

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Brick Design and Construciton

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Hand Drawings

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Site Diagrams

The Staggered Terrarium

Sun Path Map

2022 Fall Semester Memphis, TN

The design of this mixed use apartment building considers the idea of living in nature. The theme of “Living in Nature” is an idea that allows the residents to connect with their natural surroundings while they are within an urban area.

Building Diagrams N

Program PinkCirculation and Community Space WhiteResidential/ Private YellowRetail/ Public Figure Ground

Site Plan Greenry and Water Map

Program

KEY: Parking Business School Church Lodging Abandoned or Unknown Site

Afternoon Sunlight

Orange Shows open space on the first floor for exterior seating for businesses

Sunlight

Green Space

Morning Sunlight

Blue shows the units. These towers were made to the size of the units and to where there would be 6 units per floor level.

Wind

Unit Plans

BALCONY

OPEN TO BELOW

BEDROOM 1 BALCONY OFFICE

BEDROOM

LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM

DINING

BEDROOM 2

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BATHROOM

KITCHEN

KITCHEN

BATHROOM

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

ADA Unit Plan

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GYM STUDIO

MARKET STORAGE

WORK/ STUDY ROOM

LOBBY

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RESTROOM

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RESTROOM

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MARKET

RESTROOM

RESTROOM

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COMMUNITY SPACE

CAFE SEATING MECHANICAL ROOM

MECHANICAL ROOM

TRASH ROOM

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D LAUNDRY ROOM

TRASH ROOM

GYM

CAFE

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Building Floor Plans

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1/8”= 1’

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First Floor Plan Commercial

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1/8”= 1’

Building Elevations and Sections

Jefferson Ave North Elevation

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Second Floor Plan Commercial

Section A

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GREENHOUSE

GREENHOUSE

GREENHOUSE COMMUNITY BALCONY

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GARDEN

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MECHANICAL ROOM

TRASH ROOM

1 ADA UNIT FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1/8”= 1’

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MECHANICAL ROOM

TRASH ROOM

MECHANICAL ROOM

TRASH ROOM

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Third Floor Plan ADA Residential

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First Residential Floor Plan

RESIDENTIAL UNIT FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1/8”= 1’

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Level 11 117' - 0"

Level 10 106' - 0"

Level 9 96' - 0"

Level 8 85' - 0"

Level 7 75' - 0"

Level 6 64' - 0"

Level 5 54' - 0"

Level 4 43' - 0"

Level 3 32' - 0"

ALL WORLD

Level 2 16' - 0"

Level 1 0' - 0"

Section B

BB King Blvd Elevation

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First Residential Floor Plan

RESIDENTIAL UNIT FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1/8”= 1’

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Renderings The First Rendering is an exterior view of the building. The second rendering is inside a typical unit.

This is a view from the kitchen looking into the living room. The third rendering is of the interior of a unit, looking into the kitchen and living room area. The fourth rendering is of the main bedroom in a unit. The fifth rendering shows the opening of the center of the building that allows for circulation and an internal garden space. The sixth rendering is of the roof garden space. It features nice, green public spaces for the community.

Axonimetric Section

Mound Bayou Renovation and Redesign 2022 Spring Semester Mound Bayou, MS

The Mound Bayou Renovation and Redesign project primarly focused on the historical significance of the town. When beginning the design, I wanted to make the addition different from the bank building so there would be a defined difference between the old and the new, while still keeping the existing building the focus of the project.

Initial Concepts

Initial Elevations

Initial Floor Plans

Presentation Model

GROUND FLOORFloor PLAN Ground Plan B

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CONFERENCE ROOM

OFFICE 3

ROOFTOP GARDEN

OFFICE 2

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OFFICE 1

ADMIN OFFICE

EVENT SPACE

GALLERY SPACE

THEATER

OPEN TO BELOW

INDOOR GARDEN

MEN’S RESTROOM

MEN’S RESTROOM’S

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WOMEN’S RESTROOM

WOMEN’S RESTROOM’S

MECHANICAL ELECTRIC & ELEVATOR

MECHANICAL ELECTRIC & ELEVATOR

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN Second Floor Plan

BOOKSTORE

OPEN TO BELOW

HISTORIC PLAQUE

LOBBY

Final Floor Plans

Gallery Space

Bookstore

Rooftop Garden

Indoor Garden

Site Plan

East Elevation

West Elevation

South Elevation

North Elevation

The Cube Project 2021 Spring Semester

The Cube Project was an exercise to determine the definition of what makes up a cube.

Through this project I was able to look at how light affect different spaces as well as how edges can define a shape.

Art Gallery

Embedded

2021 Fall Semester

The design of the art gallery began with a given shape size and verbs that where used to formulate a shape. After those shapes were created they were then looked at in a section view. This was used to create different moments throughout the building. Once a shape was chosen, a program was added to the shape and different levels were created. Light was one of the main factors in the design of the art gallery.

Rotate

Overlap

1. Entrance 2. Indoor Art Gallery 3. Outdoor Art Gallery 4. Offices 5. Shop 6. Classrooms 7. Restrooms 8. Mechanical 9. Loading

This is a model of the form of the building. It shows the openings and outdoor spaces that would be utilized in this design.

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N. Lafayette St

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Ground Floor Plan

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Transverse Section Second Floor Plan

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Third Floor Plan

North Elevation

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Fourth Floor Plan East Elevation

Longitudinal Section

Brick Design and Construction 2021 Spring Semester Group Members: Kassie Beasley, Alana VIce and Ada Fulghman

The design of “The Ripple” was created with the incorporation of natural curvatures to facilitate the movement of water down the surface of a wall. The intention inspired the name and also the shape, similar to the movement of water itself, and has other features with highlight the curves and uniqueness of this design.

One of these features is the surface of the block itself, whose undulating curves create the opportunity for dynamic shadowing, showcasing the natural texture of the concrete and inviting illumination. The blocks interaction with organic elements also extends to weathering: rainfall interacts with concrete facades by washing over them, which can leave deposits of dirt as well as staining from accumulated chemicals on the continous channels down the block wall prevent dirt from accumulating while simultaneously welcoming the weathering from rainfall that could provide darker staining along the concave curves on the surface, further highlighting the “Ripple”.

The 3D printed hook component, when installed, would wrap around the front of a selected block, and create a connectionpoint along the wall for foliage. The attachment also adds a visual element of verticality , contrasting with the organic curves of the block.

Climbing plants are encouraged to follow the curving channels of the surface, and the accessory attachments provide a place to connect to and guide the growth of the plants.

Drafted Plan and Elevation 2021 Spring Semester

This is a drafted plan and elevation of The Luxembourg House. Architect: Richard Meier and Partners.

Sketches

Analytique

2020 Fall Semester