Jenny scarborough portfolio spring 2016

JENNY SCARBOROUGH

Architecture Portfolio

SPRING 2016

INDEX

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Clifton Library 4-5

King Cafe 6-9

10-11

Craft Summer

12-13 14-15 16-17

Hueston Woods Transit Hub City Room

Gathering Place

CLIFTON LIBRARY

REDESIGN THE CLIFTON LIBRARY FOR YOUNG ADULTS INCLUDING ALL OF THE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS WHILE DEVELOPING A SPECIAL PROGRAM UNIQUE TO THE LIBRARY.

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LOCATED IN THE HEART OF CLIFTON, OHIO, THIS NEW YOUNG ADULT LIBRARY WILL FOSTER AN EDUCATIONAL AND CREATIVE ENVIRONMENT PROVIDING YOUNG ADULTS THE TOOLS TO DISCOVER BOTH NEW INFORMATION AND THEMSELVES. THE FULLY EQUIPPED ART STUDIO WILL ALLOW YOUNG ADULTS THE GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES TO REALIZE THEIR FULL CREATIVE AND PERSONAL POTENTIAL. A CURVED WALL EXTENDING THROUGH THE ENTIRE LIBRARY WILL ACT AS A DISPLAY OF YOUNG ADULT ARTWORK AS WELL AS INSPIRATIONAL VISITING EXHIBITS BY LOCAL ARTISTS

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KING CAFE

REDESIGN A SELECT PORTION OF THE INTERIOR OF KING LIBRARY’S CAFÉ AND THE LANDSCAPING AROUND THE EXTERIOR TO CREATE AND FOSTER NEW SOCIAL INTERACTION BETWEEN STUDENTS.

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PLAN

ELEVATION

THE NEW TERRACED GRASS GATHERING PLACE CREATES AREAS FOR STUDENTS TO STUDY AND SOCIALIZE OUTDOORS IN A COMFORTABLE AND PEACEFUL SETTING. THE PARKING LOT THAT PREVIOUSLY OCCUPIED THE SPACE ACTS NOW AS COMMUNITY ADVOCACY AND PROMOTES OUTDOOR ACTIVITY.

THIS NEW EXTENSION AND DESIGN BRINGS NEW LIFE TO KING CAFÉ’S STUDY AREA AND LANDSCAPING CREATING A MEANINGFUL SOCIAL SPACE. THE ADDITION OF GLASS WALLS THROUGHOUT THE ROOM ALLOWS A FLOOD OF LIGHT FROM THE FLOORTO-CEILING WINDOWS, SHARPLY CONTRASTING THE PREVIOUSLY SOMBER ROOM. INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SOUTH-WEST CORNER

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HUESTON WOODS

DESIGN A NEW NATURE CENTER FOR HUESTON WOODS STATE PARK THAT UTILIZES THE USE OF NATURAL LIGHTING WHILE FACILITATING EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, RESEARCH, AND EXHIBITS.

EAST WEST ELEVATION

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EAST WEST SECTION

NORTH SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH SOUTH SECTION

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4 CLASSROOMS 5 SCENIC AREA

3 EXHIBIT SPACE

THE BEAUTY OF NATURE IS CELEBRATED WITH THE DRAMATIC ESCALATION OF WINDOWS AS THE JOURNEY THROUGH THE NATURE CENTER PROGRESSES. THE CURVES OF THE BUILDING INFLUENCE MOVEMENT IN AND AROUND THE CENTER IN AN EFFORTLESS AND NATURAL COURSE.

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SITE PLAN

SITE SECTION

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1 OFFICES 2 RESEARCH

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HUESTON WOODS

MATERIALS

THE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE BUILDING IS MADE OF SATIN POLISHED CONCRETE. THE SATIN FINISH ALLOW SLIGHT FROM THE LARGE WINDOWS TO REFLECT INTO THE ROOM WITHOUT THE GLARE A POLISHED FLOOR WOULD CREATE. THE CONCRETE ALSO ACTS AS STRUCTURAL SUPPORT FOR THE BUILDING.

THE NATURE CENTER IS LARGELY MADE OF GLASS BEARING STRUCTURAL AND VISUAL FUNCTIONS. THE GLASS INTEGRATED INTO THE BUILDING COMES IS LARGE PANES AND WILL BE FACETED USING STAINLESS STEEL CONNECTIONS KEEPING THE GLASS VISUALLY UNDISRUPTED WHILE MAINTAINING ITS STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY.

THE ROOF OF THE NATURE CENTER WILL BE MADE OF CORRUGATED METAL ADDING AS A COMPLIMENTARY CONTRAST TO THE NATURAL WOOD ELEMENTS OF THE FACADE. THE METAL ALSO REFLECTS SUNSHINE OFF THE ROOF, KEEPING UNWANTED HEAT OUT.

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THE FIRST IMPRESSION OD A BUILDING STARTS WITH THE FACADE; THE WOOD PANELS ARE MADE OF WOOD FROM THE SITE WHEN CLEARED TO BUILD. THIS SUSTAINABLE MOTION KEEPS THE NATURAL FEEL WHILE CREATING A MODERN EXPRESSION.

CRAFT SUMMER

DESIGN A SERIES OF SPACES TO ACCOMMODATE THE ACTIVITIES OF CRAFTSUMMER PROGRAMS ALSO SERVING AS NEW CLASSROOM SPACES ENGAGING IN THE SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE.

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SITE PLAN

USING TREES ON THE SITE, THREE PREDOMINANT WALKWAYS WERE DEVELOPED. THE BUILDINGS, MADE OF CORTAN STEEL AND GLASS, ARE PLACED BETWEEN THE WALKWAYS TO CREATE A CENTRAL LOCATION FOR ENTERING AND EXITING THE COMPLEX. THE LANDSCAPING PIECES, ALSO MADE OF CORTAN STEEL, REINFORCE THE MOVEMENT TOWARDS AND AWAY FROM THE CENTER OF THE COMPLEX WHILE CREATING SPACES THAT CAN BE USED FOR STUDYING OR SOCIAL GATHERING.

ELEVATION A

ELEVATION D

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SECTION B

SECTION C

TRANSIT HUB

DESIGN A TRANSIT SHELTER FOR COMMUTERS TRANSITIONING FROM A PRIVATE MODE OF TRANSPORTATION TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION SOCIAL INTERACTION, WEATHER, AND VISUAL DETAIL.

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INSPIRED BY THE SOUND AND FLOW OF WATER, THE TRANSIT HUB SHELTER USES RAIN TO ENTERTAIN ITS PATRONS AS THEY AWAIT THEIR BUS. THE ANGULAR COPPER ROOF PLAYS WITH SOUND AS IT GUIDES THE FLOWING WATER TO A CENTER SCULPTURE CREATING AN EXPERIENCE ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE STRUCTURE.

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CITY ROOM

DESIGN A COMMUNITY SPACE WITHIN THE SITE ASSIGNED IN OVER THE RHINE, CINCINNATI TO INFLUENCE LEARNING AND PUBLIC EXCHANGE.

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NORTH SOUTH SECTION

ELEVATION

THIS COMMUNITY CENTER WILL FOSTER SUSTAINABILITY AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF DIVERSITY WITHIN THE EVER-CHANGING CITY THROUGH THE USE OF A GREEN WALL AND PROGRAMS INSTIGATING PARTICIPATION OF EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY. THE ROOF WILL ACT AS A WATERCOLLECTION SYSTEM TO IRRIGATE THE GREEN-WALL AND CREATE A WATER FEATURE THAT FLOWS THROUGH THE ENTIRE BUILDING.

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GATHERING PLACE

DESIGN A PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO GATHER WITHIN A SPACE DIMENSIONED AT 80 FEET BY 80 FEET WHILE CONSDIERING HUMAN SCALE AND MEASURE.

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USING KNOWLEDGE OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR, PROPORTION, AND STRUCTURE AN ELEGANT INSTALLATION CAPTURING THE ESSENCE OF HUMAN EMOTION AND MEMORY WAS DESIGNED. THE FLOOR BEGINS FLAT AND BEGINS TO RISE THE FURTHER IN THE PATRON TRAVELS CREATING AN EFFECT OF A WAVE THROUGHOUT THE SPACE. THIS PROJECT WAS THE FIRST YEAR, FIRST SEMESTER FINAL PROJECT.

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RESUME

EDUCATION Ralston Valley High School Class of 2014 GPA 3.98 Bachelor of Art in Architecture Political Science Minor Miami University Class of 2018 GPA 3.77

SKILLS Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Google SketchUp AutoCAD Microsoft Office Graphic Design Kerkythea

ACHIEVEMENTS Work selected for both architecture and interior design accreditations Recipient of the Howard E. Gartner Scholarship Dean’s List for last three semesters Member of Alpha Rho Chi Women’s Excelence in Architecture Scholarship

CONTACT Phone: 303.945.0006 Email: Scarboja@miamioh.edu Address: 7643 Lee Dr.

Arvada, CO 80005

EXPERIENCE February 2016 - Present Resident Assistant Served as a mentor and advisor for 24 first year students. Worked with other resident assistants to develop a successful hall community.

Utilized organizational and public speaking skills to create and present hall programs to educate residents about critical issues.

August 2015 - February 2016 Student Copy Center Worker Assists students and faculty within the English Department print, scan, and copy any documents in a timely and enthusiastic manner. Designed fliers and posters for events occurring within the English and Humanities Departments.

Note: Left position due to acceptance of the Resident Assistant position. Resident Assistants cannot hold other university positions.