JOANNA MUNEI WALIUBA
PORTFOLOIO 2020 - 2021
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YAWATU PAVILION page 4
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DAYFLUENT page 12
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UJAMAA LIVING page 16
YAWATU PAVILION PROJECT BRIEF: Collaborate to design a pavilion based on an analysis and understanding of Fibrous Materials. This project is inspired by the Silk Pavilion and ICD/1TKE 2012 Pavilion. These projects are designed by the assistance of computational methods and understanding how silk worms and spiders form silk and webs respectively.
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SOLUTIONS: Development of a language to build the Form.
THIRD YEAR: 1st Semester,2020 Second Project PROJECT DURATION: 4 Weeks
SITE: By the Atlanta beltline, 985 Monroe Dr Atlanta, GA
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The framework of the selected pavilion shape is reworked by twisting the circles. The twist enables the module to transform from a 2D to 3D form. The next step of connecting the 3D form is done to transform its outlook from a just a sculptural piece to a more spacial experience. This is done by joining four of the modules.
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GREENLOOP RESEARCH CENTER
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PROJECT BRIEF: Collaborate to Design a Research Center. Include classes, research laboratories, an auditorium and exhibition spaces. SOLUTIONS: An Agricultural Research Center that aims to educate the public on sustainable farming and animal raising practices. Creating spaces that promote modern farming and blending it with the architecture.
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THIRD YEAR: 1st Semester,2020 Third Project PROJECT DURATION: 6 Weeks
SITE: By the Atlanta beltline, 985 Monroe Dr Atlanta, GA
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CONCEPT SKETCHES
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SITE ANALYSIS It gets windier in the North East Direction
SITE DEVELOPMENT Vehicular circulation
Pedestrian Circulation
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Sun Path marked at 12 noon during the four seasons
the beltline
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FORM DEVELOPMENT
The form is based on the circles that are used in the previous project, Yawatu Pavilion. Circulation guides how this form comes together. This is done so in order to create a continuous experience with the beltline. It is the in-cooperation of vertical and urban farming methods that influence the last stages of the form work. 10
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The green loop strives to connect with the people outside the building and inside. Having a representation of urban farming methods aids in direct and indirect education.
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Every level offers a learning opportunity ranging from hydroponic systems to aquaponics and water filtration systems. The all round green wall aids in cooling the building and establishing exhibition spaces.
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The parking has a capacity of 35 vehicles.
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Cafe & gift shop Gallery Offices Auditorium Classrooms, Mechanical rooms & Laboratories
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DAYFLUENT SKIN SYSTEM PROJECT BRIEF: Collaborate to design a facade for the Gallery Space by the Architecture building SOLUTIONS: Use of computational methods and biophillic references to design a facade to counter heating and lighting effects in the gallery while focusing on its use as an exhibition space
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THIRD YEAR: 1st Semester,2020 Third Project
PROJECT DURATION: Semester Project
SITE:KSU_Arch Gallery Kennesaw State University, Marietta Campus Architecture Building (N) 640 Polytechnic Lane Marietta, GA 30060
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Annual Sun Exposure 100% Average Lux 24197 lux
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The proposed facade shows a decrease in light intensity
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These are the results of the radiation analysis done on the original and the proposed facade model.
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Annual Sun Exposure 0% Average Lux 1550 lux
Annual Sun Exposure 48.2% Average lux 2017 lux
Achitecture Gallery Kennesaw State University
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The design is guided by the metamorphosis of a butterfly. We focus on the larvae that hosts the butterfly (caterpillar at this stage) and the wings of the butterfly. Like how a flower blooms, the larvae finally breaks for the caterpillar to grow.
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This ‘Blooming’ process is done with the assistance of hexagon shapes The pattern established stems from the larvae and hexagons introduced to assist in the formation of blooming like panels. This is done through manual and computational developments.
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UJAMAA LIVING PROJECT BRIEF: An affordable housing project SOLUTIONS: A mixed use development that has retail spaces catering to building and neighbourhood and transitional housing hoping to interest 18 - 28 year olds.. The development focuses on integrating community spaces and keep the artistic and industrial aspects of Cabbagetown in the building.
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FOURTH YEAR: 1st Semester,2021
PROJECT DURATION: Entire Semester
SITE: 170 BOULEVARD SE, ATLANTA
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Ujamaa means Community in Swahili. In maintiaining the artistic qualities of the community, the development has an exhibition staircase referencing from the Orlando Towers in South Africa
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Pursuing an acredited degree with experience in preparing architectural documentation and presentation. Able to conduct research and analysis for sustainable design as well as provide working solutions towards its development. Knowledgable in model making, 2D and 3D presentation with strong communication skills and team collaboration qualities. Working towards LEED acreditation and Architecture Licensure. Intereseted in humanitarian designing with a growing learning experience in the field
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