Jacob Harrison Baskin

JACOB HARRISON BASKIN UC BERKELEY COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN

CONTENTS 01 Transforming Elmwood 02 Projectile Modulation 03 Retail Residential 04 Community Site 05 Rapid Sketches / Additional Artworks

SHORT STATEMENT UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design has taught me to see design as a tool to improve the condition of people and the environment. As I have gotten more and more fascinated by sustainable design,I see it as a necessity in the future of architecture.

I look forward to keep exploring solutions to help as many people as possible through my passion for architecture.

P1: TRANSFORMING ELMWOOD 60ft

GOAL: Transform a parking lot into a sustainable, mixeduse development in Berkeley’s Elmwood neighborhood 250ft

15,000sqft of underutilized space in prime location -Close to work opportunities, transportation, and shopping

Reclaimed aluminum frame

Bamboo panels

Commercial space available on first floor to boost local economy

Floor 1: Shopping complex + apartment lobby

Floors 2-4: compact dwelling units for unhoused/low-income Bay Area residents

P2: PROJECTILE MODULATION (ARCH11A)

MODULE I: CUBIC

MODULE II: ABSTRACT

P3: RETAIL RESIDENTIAL

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P4: COMMUNITY SITE (ED1)

RAPID SKETCHES

ADDITIONAL ARTWORK Playing with Time Graphite and Charcoal on Bristol Board

Isometrics Graphite and Charcoal on Bristol Board

Cycles of Life Graphite and Charcoal on Cream Bristol Board

Boardwalk Bicycles Graphite and Charcoal on Cream Bristol Board

CONTACT jacob.baskin@berkeley.edu jacobbskn@gmail.com (personal) 917-838-3251 Oakland, CA