Design 3/ Vis 3 Portfolio

JONATHAN WANG DESIGN 3 FALL 2020

PORTFOLIO

This portfolio is a series of architecture projects which deal with the Sharswood community in North Philadelphia.

It is a book about experimentation and documentation on creating space. It is also about building within a community and designing within a precedence.

Conceptualizing Space The latter half of the portfolio is a journey of experimenting with the software program rhino and visualizing space within a program.

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Table of Contents

PROJECT D1: IMPARTIAL SPACE 04

PROJECT D2: SITE ANALYSIS COMPSITE DIAGRAM SYNTHESIS 13 PROJECT D3: ROWHOME PROJECT 18 PROJECT D4: SIDEWALK CITIZENSHIP 33 PROJECT V1: MINI PROJECT 52 PROJECT V2: SPACES 57

PROJECT V3: CABIN COMPETITION 67

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PROJECT D1: IMPARTIAL SPACE

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Each student was assigned a codex to research and develop for the impartial space project. From this research, spacial design was made.

This project was black panther themed and has the codexs of parallism, Innovation and Dominance.

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CONCEPTUALIZATION CODEXS

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PARALLELISM

OPPRESSION

INNOVATION

DIVERSITY

NEOTERIC

DOMINANCE

CODEXS

PARALLELISM

INNOVATION

DOMINANCE

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INSPIRATIONAL MODELS

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PLAN

ELEVATION A

ELEVATION B

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AXON

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EXPLORATION 1

EXPLORATION 2

EXPLORATION 3

EXPLORATION 4

MODEL SHOTS AND PERSPECTIVES

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PROJECT D2:

SITE ANALYSIS COMPSITE DIAGRAM SYNTHESIS

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For the SIte Analysis Project, Each student was divided work to research and compile information. For this project, demographics and topography were key information that helped the class move forward.

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DEMOGRAPHICS OF SHARSWOOD

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TYPOLOGY DICTIONARY - Box Rowhouses

- protruding Rowhouses - L-Shape Rowhouses - Poarch Rowhouses Some Shape Outliers

- Modern Rowhouses - Public / Unique Buildings

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Box Rowhouses

Modern RowHouses

Sharswood Grid

Poarch Rowhouses

Public Buildings

Refrence Photo

L- Shape Rowhouses

Protruding Rowhouses

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PROJECT D3:

ROWHOME PROJECT

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The Rowhome Project was a project for students to design and create a rowhome in Sharswood. Each student chose a client to work with and tried to accomodate the needs of their wishes.

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Clients

Sudha + Partner Works in the community Wants green space for gardening House will be passed down Public Transit to work Needs office space Young and married

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Sierra Values personal space Enjoys music and the vibe of the streets House will be passed down Loves open windows Needs office space Needs park to walk dog

CONTEXT

the Neighborhood of the 27th Street is located to the right of Sharswood. There are many community based activities located near this neighborhood. One of main selling points of this neighborhood is the fitness center being so close to it’s residents. Other than the fitness field, there are many resturants and churches that shape the community

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PLANS AND ELEVATIONS

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AXON AND ROWHOME A

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DESIGN

Circulation of the building provides an open and adaptable house design.

Second floor will be a living space that provides a kitchen, office and dinning area.

Third Floor will be a guest floor with the option of being able to go outside for gardening space and outside relaxation.

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PROPOSAL

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PROPOSAL

ARCHWINDOWS - Provide unique and impressive appeal.

- energy efficient / Reducing Heat Transfer.

Exposed BACKROOF - Provides private gardening space.

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- Can be used as a space to chill and listen to music.

- Provides a outlook into the beautiful backyard.

SECTION

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PERSPECTIVES

The perspectives choosen provide special angles that show case important areas around the house. They provide crucial context in which plans and drawlings dont have. For the second perspective you can see how the office area is more segmented than it actually looks like.

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ROWHOME B MODEL

SECTION

ELEVATION C

FLOOR 1

ELEVATION A

FLOOR 2

FLOOR 3

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PROJECT D4:

SIDEWALK CITIZENSHIP

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In the Sidewalk Citizenship project, students were tasked on designing on a empty lot and a pre-existing house in Sharswood. The house was formally occupied by the Print maker, Dox Thrash. In this project students were challenged keep the frontal facade of the building but also design around and with it.

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CONTEXT

Site Location: 2340 Cecil B. Moore Ave, PA

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CODEXS

SHADOW

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LIGHT

SPACE

BUBBLE DIAGRAM

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CONCEPTUALIZATION

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MODELS

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SITE PLAN

F2

B1

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FLOOR 1

F2

B1

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FLOOR 2

F1

F3

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FLOOR 3

F2

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BASEMENT

F1

Emergency Exit

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AXONS AND ELEVATIONS

FRONT ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION

BACK ELEVATION

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AXONS AND ELEVATIONS

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MODEL SHOTS

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PERSPECTIVES

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PERSPECTIVES

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PROJECT V1: MINI PROJECT

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For this Project, Each student was tasked to create an evolving object that would change into its final form. In this project, students would use Rhino to draw and render their objects.

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SKETCHES

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SKETCHES

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RENDERINGS

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PROJECT V2: EXPLORING SMALL SPACES

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For this Project, each student was tasked to design, render and edit a rowhome that they choose. Each student was also tasked to find their own rendering style.

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CONTEXT

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MODLING INSPIRATION

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PLAN PROGRESSION

3rd

2nd

1st

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ELEVATION PROGRESSION

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ELEVATION

16’74”

46’

33’65”

A Elevation

B Elevation

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AXON

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PERSPECTIVES

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PERSPECTIVES

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PROJECT V3: CABIN COMPETITION

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Each student was given a cabin to choose from and then was tasked on modling the very same cabin from scratch on Rhino. For this project, the Cabin was the Mudgee Pernament Camping Cabin.

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REFLECTION

Design 3 focused on real life constituents and real life problems which challenged my thinking a bit as my reailty is grounded in the abstract.

Throughout the semester, communication and not being able to be inperson made the course a bit more challenging. This made us have to adapt and learn how to do things digitally faster.

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THANK YOU

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