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JESSE FUNG
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Boston Cutural & Research Center Lubbock Office Downtown Mixed-Use Building Altered Body Pavlion Art 1-6 7-12 13-18 19-22 23-26
Boston Cultural & Research Center
3rd Year | Fall 2022 Studio
In the culturally diverse neighborhood of Dorchester, the site sits on Dorchester Ave. and Humboldt Pl. An industrial sector and the downtown Boston skyline are to the north while residential neighborhoods to the east and south. The predominant problem was the railroad tracks that are to the west adjacent to the site. Noise was the driving factor towards developing a concept. By introducing trees to act as a buffer, it also breaks up the rigidity of the urban context. By envisioning wha a pre-colonial area could be, the scheme for resultant building was devised. The oranic nature of the facade serves to not only fikter both light and sound, it also blends in with the trees. Like cut tree trunks, each slice tells a story. The theater, exhibition spaces and obsevation deck occupy the northern half while the research labs, library, cafe, bookstore/giftshop and classroomsare on the southern half. Both halves are connected by an atrium,
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Lubbock Office
3rd Year | Fall 2022 BIT
This project is a detialed study of different components that go into an office space. From the foundation to the parapit, this was an exploration into the beginnings of the capabilies of Revit. It all comes together in a construction document set.
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5737.5 SF OFFICE BUILDING
10 153 SF 1 202 SF Room 2 353 SF OFFICE 3 302 SF 4 310 SF OFFICE 5 135 SF OFFICE 6 137 SF OFFICE 7 367 SF CONFERENCE 8 185 SF KITCHEN 9 202 SF 11 176 SF KITCHEN 13 104 SF OFFICE 15 CONFERENCE 16 99 SF 524 SF SPACE 18 CLOSET 399 SF OFFICE 20 A103TOILET 23 TOILET 24 TOILET 25 119 SF 27 4 19 18 16 11 12 A301 71 SF TOILET 149 SF RECEPTION 28 2 A701 A701 71/4" 1'-0" 1/4"/1'-0" 1/4" 1'-0" 1/4"/ 1'-0" 1/4" 1'-0" A301 1/4" 1'-0" 1/4"/1'-0"
11 Level 1 0' - 0" TOP OF PARAPIT 15' - 0" BRICK WAINSCOT EIFS 12" BUILDING LETTERS Level 1 0' - 0" TOP OF PARAPIT 15' - 0" 1 399 SF OFFICE 20 83 SF CLOSET 19 524 SF COLLABRATIVE SPACE 18 99 SF CLOSET 17 451 SF CONFERENCE 16 A302 A302 A302 12 A701 153 SF ENTRY 1 202 SF Room 2 353 SF OFFICE 3 302 SF OFFICE 4 310 SF OFFICE 5 135 SF OFFICE 6 137 SF OFFICE 7 367 SF CONFERENCE 8 185 SF KITCHEN 9 202 SF WAITING AREA 11 71 SF TOILET 12 176 SF KITCHEN 13 104 SF STORAGE 14 312 SF OFFICE 15 451 SF CONFERENCE 16 99 SF CLOSET 17 524 SF COLLABRATIVE SPACE 18 83 SF CLOSET 19 399 SF OFFICE 20 55'10" 90' 48' 4" 3 People 1 People 75 People 1 People 31 People 2 People 1 People 1 People 2 People 27 People 2 People 2 People 4 People 4 People 4 People 2 People 1 People 2 People A301 1 A301 5 6 A701 11 A701 8 A701-12 A701 A701 761 SF TOILET 25 46 SF TOILET 24 56 SF TOILET 23 1 People 1 People 1 People
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GYPSOM BOARD 6' BATT INSULATION GYPSOM BOARD WALL ANGLES 2'x2' ACT CEILING SYSTEM ROOF Level 1 0' - 0" TOP OF PARAPIT 15' - 0" BRICK VENEER AS SPECIFIED AIR GAP PLYWOOD RIGID INSULAION BATT INSULATION GYPSOM BOARD FOUNDATION REFER TO DETAILS WINDOW AS SPECIFIED STRUCTURE AS SPECIFIED PARAPIT CAP AS SPECIFIED 2'x2' ACT CEILING SYSTEM ROOF A701 1 A701 10 A701 4 A701 13 TOP OF PARAPIT 15' - 0" PARAPET CAP EPDM ROOFING
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STUD WALL SHEATHING CANT STRIP
INSULATION
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VAPOR BARRIER METAL DECK
FOUNDATION
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Downtown MixedUse Building
2nd Year | Fall 2021 Studio
Starting off with two precedants, the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas and the Vault House in Oxnard, California, it soon became a hyrid model derived from tectonic, formal, sequential and spatial order studoes. By orientating the main enterance towards the northwest corner of the site, the building can engage people coming from the street more accessibly. In addition to solving the problem of incorporating distinctive features from the two precedants, the decision to incoporate an ADA accesible ramp was devised to make the ground floor and second floor a more continous journey. The organization of the lobby, exhibition spaces and offices were based off a structural column that formed a grid identity. The patio opens up towards north to see the Friday Art Trail while the courtyard is the heart of building, allowing for the additional light and air to enter the building.
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14 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" Plan Oblique
15 Site Plan SCALE: 1/32" = 1'-0"
16 SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" North Elevation Ground @ 0'-0" Plan @ 4'-0" Section A SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" Ground @ 0'-0" Plan @ 4'-0" SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" Plan @ 6'-6" A A B B
Assignment 02: Elements + Systems
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Model A
Hybrid
Hybrid Model A_01 Hybrid Model A_02 Hybrid Model A_03 Hybrid Model B_01 Hybrid Model B_02 Hybrid Model B_03 Hybrid Model B
Hybrid Model A_03 Diagrams
Hybrid Model B_03 Diagrams
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Formal Order
Order Sequential Order Analytical Plan Oblique
Formal Order
Sequential Order Analytical Plan Oblique
Tectonic Order
Spatial
Tectonic Order
Spatial Order
Altered Body Pavilion
1st Year | Sping 2021
Studio
The project started from the altered body. This came about from restrictions placed onto the body to introduce new movement when interacting with a stiar. By attaching restriction bands from the waist to the ankles, knee braces, arms held parallel to the ground and strings that connect the wrist to the ankles, this new movement was mapped through a series of chromophotos. Eventually, alignment, nodes and shapes from the side view allowed for the development of stairs that mimiced the altered body. It was then scaled up to a pavilion where the stairs occupy a scheme that seemlessly incoporates the ideas expressed from the altered body.
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TTU CoA Spring 2021 | ARCH 1302: Architectural Design Studio II Jesse Fung
SE & SW Isometrics
1/32” = 1’-0”
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21 0'-0" 1st Level Top Level 22'5-1/2" 11'3-1/2" TTU CoA Spring 2021 ARCH 1302: Architectural Design Studio II Jesse Fung Section Pavilion Section Section SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”
22 63'-0" 14'-11 5 8 " 23'-4 1 4 39'-0" 25'-0" Section SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0” Isometric SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0” Plan SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0” TTU CoA Spring 2021 ARCH 1302: Architectural Design Studio II Jesse Fung Plan, Section, Isometric Stair Combination Top Level 1st Level 1st Level 0'-0" 15'-9" 31'-6'' 1st Level
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