JinetSavul Portfolio

JINET SAVUL ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

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JINET SAVUL

ABOUT ME Hi! My name is Jinet. I’m a skilled candidate for a Bachelor of Science in Architecture. I live in Boston but I also call Izmir, Turkey home, where I’m originally from. Since I was young I loved to draw and design things. I was in third grade when I decided that I wanted to be an architect. Currently, I’m a second-year architecture student at Northeastern University. From the classes that I have taken, on-site experience from my past internships, and inspiration I have from the places that I have visited, I formed an architectural vision. I consider myself a creative and purposeful person with a passion to design aesthatically pleasing and functional structures. I desire to acquire new skills and face new challenges, are my main source of motivation along with a constant need for personal improvement. Although I love designing I’m also interested in

TAB LE OF CONTENTS Library Pavilion

Light Wood Framing Watchtower Pop-up Library Double House Iteration

Library Pavilion

Ground F

In this project I was asked to design a library pavilion at Chinatown in Boston. First, I observed the patterns in Chinatown since it is home to a diverse range of public functions within its modest geographical boundaries that are both formal and informal, permanent and ephemeral. As I observed the all the creative ways in which local residents and businesses have appropriated outdoors spaces for their own needs I started to think of a pavilion design on the given site.

Elevation A

Elevation

Floor Plan

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Project Description The Chinatown Branch of the Boston Public Library, designed for Boston’s Chinatown, is structured rey stucture on the northern side of the site is de signed to be a library building surrounded by many is the horizental elevator. Although it is a quiet place to study the interesting elevator adds a little fun to the structure. On the other hand the southern site has four buildings and a big auditorium that on top of them which connects all four structures. The resource for the community. In this library people

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

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Pedestrian Circulation Diagram

Program Diagram

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Elevators Stairs

The horizental/diagonal elevator is supported by a rail system.

The choice of the horizental elevator is to have acces to all three floors. The floors are offsettted as they go up. Horizantal elevator is a fun way to contribute to the buildings circulation.

Interior Circulation Diagram

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Analysis emphasis on the circulation armature, the underlying organizational concept, and the spatial and experiential consequences of these organizational strategies.

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round Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Cross Section Through Residential Stairwell

Indoor Public Corridor

Green Areas

Site / Context

Surrounding Buildings Narkomfin Housing Roads

Outdoor Public Corridor

Typical U

Pedestrian / Vehicular Access Private 63%

54 Total Units

Other 25%

Circulation 12% Project Distribution

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Penthouse

16 16 16

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Unit Distribution

10

54

4,05

1.7

% Open Space

Units per Acre

Average Unit Area

% Net-to-Gross

42,000

42,000

18,185

2.5

Parcel Area Total SF

Building Area Total GSF

Typical Floor Total GSF

Floor Area Ratio

Main Access Corridor open to the outsid Vertical Circulation Public Common Area

Project Data Summary

Type K Upper Level Bathrooms

Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2

Type F

Stairs

Type F

Living Area

Small Kitchen

Type K

Type K Lower Level

Units

Second Floor Type K Upper Level

Second Floor Type K Upper Level

de Ground Floor

Program Diagram

Light Wood Framing Watchtower 3

In this project I investigated wood light frame construction and its expressive potential.

The instructions were; the structure itself shall reveal, exploit, and dramatize the nature of wood frame construction including its lightweight standardized elements, modular planning, simple assembly, and plethora of formal possibilities. The necessarily follow to ultimately reach the ground. You may not use any heavy timber material: all wood members must be ‘2x’ members. No 2x member can be longer than 16’.

Elevations

2

4

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First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Roof Plan

Library

In this project I was asked to design a pop-up library at Chinatown in Boston which will serve the neigboors only during summer. First, I observed the patterns in Chinatown since it is home to a diverse range of public functions within its modest geographical boundaries that are both formal and informal, permanent and ephemeral. As I observed the all the creative ways in which local residents and businesses have appropriated outdoors spaces for their own needs I started to think of a pavilion design on the given site.

Second Floor Plan

Frist Floor Plan

Section A

Site / Context

Lighting Diagram

Photocopy Room

Study Area

Study Area

Bathrooms

Exhibition Space

Stairs

Study Area

Program Diagram

Iteration

Double House Iteration is the combination of the three design schemes I have learned and applied in Fundemental Architectural Design Studio. I considered the parcel that I been assigned when deciding on which scheme I will choose. First I analyzed that project, identifying its key design logics. Then I doubled that scheme on the site. I made some hanges to the layouts of the two houses but I maintained the basic number of spaces and the general overall square footage.

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