PORTFOLIO
JACE MCKAY
PAVILION 1 PAVILION 2 RIVER ACCESS DESERT PAVILION
MOUND MODERN METABOLISM
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THE MOUND MODERN METABOLISM Pages 01-05 Introduction Trail Map & Perspective View Perspective Views, Plan & Section Elevations 01 02 03-04 05 Pages 06-16 Introduction Program Diagrams Plans Dimensional Elevation & Section Material Diagram & Isometric Views Physical Model & Perspective Views 06 07-08 09-10 11-12 13-14 15-16 Pages 17-22 Introduction Site Analysis & Parti Diagram Concept Plans & Physical Models Sectional Perspective Plans & Interior Perspectives Exterior PerspectiveS 17 18 19-20 21-22 23-24 25
THE DESERT PAVILION
While hiking along the Red Rock Canyons of Las Vegas, Nevada, several pavilions will be passed. The first pavilion consists of a series of platforms to allow accesible views of the surrounding canyon without the need to rock climb. Because of the harsh desert sun, each platform is shaded from above, but open from the sides to allow the breezes to help cool you down while on your hike. Whether you’re on the pavilion or under, special views of Las Vegas’s canyons can be seen. If you’re visiting Las Vegas for the first time or are a local, these pavilions are something you wont want to miss out on.
RIVER ACCESS
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PAVILION 1
2 RIVER ACCESS 02 TRAIL MAP & PERSPECIVE VIEW
PAVILION
03 PERSPECTIVE
04 PLAN & SECTION
05 ELEVATIONS
THE MOUND
Emerging from the undulating topography of the southeast corner of Central Park, The Mound was put in place to create a visual juxtaposition while creating a communal space for you and your family to explore. While walking on the continuous ramps throughout the gallery spaces, balconies and large windows give you optimal views of the landmarks of New York City and Central Park as well. During your visit to The Mound, make sure to check out the cafe on the top floor of the gallery for good eats, the gift shop at the exit for take home souvenirs, and the classrooms for specialty art classes adjacent to the screen gallery.
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07 PROGRAM
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0’ 20’ 50’ 100’ N 50’ 54’ 50.8’ 40’ 40’ 50’ 56’ 32’ 1/32’ 1A 2A 2A 5B 1A S1 09 PLANS & CIRCULATION
50.8’ 0’ 20’ 50’ 100’ N 1/32’ 50’ 54’ 50.8’ 40’ 40’ 50’ 56’ 32’ 2B 3B 4D 4D 2C
A - LOBBY (1 ,167 FT 2)
B- WAITING AREA (1 ,800 FT 2)
A - GALLERY 01 (15,010 FT 2)
B- GALLERY 02 (5,860 FT 2)
C- GALERY 03 (1 ,492 FT 2)
A - BATHROOM (1 ,711 FT 2)
B- CAFE PREP (270 2)
A - CAFE (3,361 2)
B- GIFT SHOP (1 ,306 FT 2)
C- ROOFTOP (11 ,330 FT 2)
D- BALCONY (2,325 2)
A - CLASSROOM (3,852 FT 2)
B- OFFICE (2,988 FT 2)
A -STAGE AREA (4,570 FT 2)
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B-SCREEN ROOM (960 FT 2)
11 DIMENSIONS & SECTION
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13 MATERIAL DIAGRAM
14 ISOMETRIC VIEWS
A A B B 15 PHYSICAL MODEL & PERSPECTIVE VIEWS
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MODERN METABOLISM
Metabolism in architecture has been executed in many different ways because of its wide range of topics. Focusing on ideal living situations, modules were created to allow you to occupy as much space as desired. Like Metabolism, this idea of module combination will allow your space to continue to grow and adapt to your needs. Whether you need more or less space in the future, each module was designed to make expansion or subtraction easy. Purchasing an apartment at this location would make your forever home adaptable to your future needs.
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75'-0" 45'-0" 60'-0" 2 boxes = 1 module 1 module = 450 square feet 25% 10% SUGGESTED STUDIO/ 1 BD 450 FT 2 SUGGESTED 1 - 2 BD 900 FT 2 SINGLE MODULE COMBINATION SUGGESTED 3 BD 1,350 FT 2 75'-0" 60'-0" 45'-0" 60'-0" 2 1 25% 60% 60% 25% 10% 60% 25% PATH PATH PATH PATH PATH PATH FIRST ITERATION SECOND INTERATION THIRD ITERATION SUGGESTED STUDIO/ 1 BD 450 FT 2 SUGGESTED 1 - 2 BD 900 FT 2 SINGLE MODULE COMBINATION DOUBLE MODULE COMBINATION SINGLE/DOUBLE MODULE COMBINATION SUGGESTED 1,350 75'-0" 60'-0" 45'-0" 60'-0" 2 boxes = 1 module 1 module = 450 square feet 25% 10% SUGGESTED STUDIO/ 1 BD 450 FT 2 SUGGESTED 1 - 2 BD 900 FT 2 SINGLE MODULE COMBINATION SUGGESTED 3 BD 1,350 FT 2 SINGLE MODULE COMBINATION DOUBLE MODULE COMBINATION SINGLE/DOUBLE MODULE COMBINATION STUDIO/1 BEDROOM 450 FT 2 1-2 BEDROOM 900 FT 2 3 BEDROOM 1,350 FT 2 18 SITE ANALYSIS & PARTI DIAGRAM
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MODULE CONFIGURATION PLANS CONNECTION POINT STUDIO MODULE 1 BEDROOM MODULE 2 BEDROOM MODULE ONE 15’ X 30’ MODULE T WO 15’ X 30’ MODULES TWO 15’ X 30’ MODULES BASIC MODULE CONFIGURATION PLANS STUDIO MODULE 1 BEDROOM MODULE 2 BEDROOM MODULE ONE 15’ X 30’ MODULE T WO 15’ X 30’ MODULES TWO 15’ X 30’ MODULES BASIC MODULE CONFIGURATION PLANS CONNECTION POINT 2 BEDROOM MODULE TWO 15’ X 30’ MODULES 3 BEDROOM MODULE 1 BEDROOM MODULE 1 THREE 15’ X 30’ MODULES T WO 15’ X 30’ MODULES TWO
MODULE CONFIGURATION PLANS CONNECTION POINT CONNECTION POINT LEVEL 02 LEVEL 01 1 BEDROOM MODULE 1 BEDROOM MODULE T WO 15’ X 30’ MODULES TWO STACKED 15’ X 30’ MODULES CONNECTION POINT CONNECTION POINT STUDIO MODULE ONE 15’ X 30’ MODULE
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BEDROOM MODULE TWO 15’ X 30’ MODULES 19 CONCEPT PLANS
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S E C T O N 21 SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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N PACKAGE ROOM PROPERTY LINE LOBBY FLOOR SCALE: 1’ = 1/16” FLOOR 5 SCALE: 1’ = 1/16” A N S FLOORS 2 & SCALE: 1’ = 1/16” A C D E F G A 23 PLANS
A B C D F 24 INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE VIEWS
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