Joseph Miller 4th year Portfolio

JOSEPH MILLER UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

TABLE OF CONTENT 01 KCAI Do. ARCH

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KCAI Do. Arch Spring 2023 | Chloe Martinez, Teia Kilian | Dr. Peter Olshavsky

SW ENTRY

KCAI is a private higher education facility focused on art and design. KCAI’s mission is to “prepare gifted students to transform the world creatively through art and desing.” Our site is located on the southern end of campus. Our architecture school explores architectural health on a macro and micro level. Macro being the occupants and their relationship with architectural education and architecture. Micro is the architecture itself and its ability to be adaptable, supportive, and resilient.

The macro side of architectural health concerns the wellness of the occupants and their education.

DoArch is an architecture program through KCAI that heavily emphasizes the incorporation of multiple design mediums in addition to courses geared towards architectural health. The micro side of architectural health concerns the architecture itself and its ability to be adaptable, supportive, and resilient. We approached this through permeability in our curriculum, form, and materials. In addition to teaching 6 categories of sustainability in the 4th year research studio, the proposed building follows them. The proposed architecture facility supports architectural health on a micro and macro level by attending to the occupants and their education, as well as the health of the building and its impact on site and surrounding context.

SE ENTRY

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SITE AXONOMETRIC

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02 SPLIT INTO 2 PROGRAM BARS

03 PUSH We shape the building to accommodate for site angles as well as opening views in and out of the building.

Seperating faculty/staff and student programs for more efficient circulation.

04 INFILL SOCIAL LIBRARY

Creating a central social space connecting the two seperate program bars.

QUIET ROOM KITCHEN & LOUNGE

TERRACE

ENTR Y

WELLNESS OFFICE

01 BUILDABLE VOLUME

05 ISOLATE ADDITIONAL PROGRAM

Given roughly 30,000 sqft of buildable space on the KCAI campus in Kansas City, MO.

Adding our additional program on the top of the building to maximize views along with isolation from other programs.

06 ADD SUN SHADING FACADE Our facade is made of terracotta baguettes to shade the interior as well as providing views of the surroundings.

PARTI DIAGRAM

LIBRARY

HEALTHY VENDING

LOUNGE

KITCHENETTE

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MATERIALS DIAGRAM

WELLNESS DIAGRAM

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SOUTH ELEVATION

SITE AXONOMETRIC

WEST ELEVATION

SITE AXONOMETRIC

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BASEMENT Archive | Storage | Custodial | Mechanical

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PV BATTERY & ELECTRIC STORAGE

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ARCHIVE

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FIRST FLOOR Gallery | Classroom | Studio/Crit | Restrooms | Lounge

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FOURTH FLOOR Kitchen/Dining | Lounge | Quiet Room | Shower/Lact. | Social Outdoor

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SOCIAL OUTDOOR

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STUDIO AND LIBRARY

ENTRY COURTYARD

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LOUNGE AND GALLERY

WELLNESS TERRACE

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VISITOR CENTER Fall 2023 | Cameron Field, Stella Lepkowski | Michael Harpster, Sarah Karle Our project envisions a versatile and visitor-centric facility, designed to harmonize with nature and the needs of the building occupants. We prioritize an open floor plan with separate wings for three main programs. There is the lobby and lounge in the center, the display area to the right of the main entrance, and an office space to the left.

The interaction between our staff and public is paramount, ensuring an informative experience while providing private working areas. Sustainability is central to our ethos, reflected in the use of ecofriendly materials and minimizing light pollution. The facility encourages exploration and relaxation with a natural playscape, an education planting area, as well as a thoroughly designed exhibition space, all set against a back drop of breathtaking views.

ENTRY

SITE SECTION

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SITE PLAN

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LAYOUT FLOOR PLAN SCALE: 1/16”= 1’ 1 LOUNGE

8 PRIVATE OFFICES

15 INDOOR/ OUTDOOR BATHROOMS

2 SIT-IN WINDOWS

9 LANDING OFFICES

16 MECHANICAL

3 RECEPTION DESK

10 CONFERENCE ROOM

4 VENDING COMMONS

11 BREAK ROOM

5 EXHIBITION SPACE

12 KITCHENETTE

6 GIFT SHOP

13 OFFICE STORAGE

7 GIFT SHOP STORAGE

14 BATHROOMS

EXPLODED SITE AXONOMETRIC EXHIBITION SPACE

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PROGRAM SQUARE-FOOTAGE -

From assigned values, the mass of the building is constructed as a bar typology The bar typology is ideal for placement in the site and the layout of the interior spaces

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VISABILITY THROUGH HIERARCHY -

The bar is orientated to highlight ideal views in hight occupancy areas The “Z” shape creates the least amount of excavation and infill Two separate wings are created

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VENDING COMMONS GIFT SHOP GIFT SHOP STORAGE SINGLE STALL BATHROOM VESTIBULE UTILITY

Pushing the left-wing out creates a visual separation of interior program on the exterior Identifies where the front enterance of the building will be PLACE

OFFICE STORAGE OFFICE BLOCKS

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SINGLE STALL BATHROOM CONFERENCE ROOM BREAK ROOM SINGLE STALL BATHROOM KITCHEN UTILITY

INTERPRETETIVE OUTDOOR SPACE -

Cutting away the section creates a courtyard condition Provides a secondary program opportunity during the entry sequence

MATERIALS AND WINDOWS -

A wooden lattice pattern is applied around the exterior Window placement is based on occupancy and high traffic flow inside the building

DRAINAGE AND SHADING STRUCTURE -

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MASSING DIAGRAM

A sloped standing seam metal pannel roof is applied Slope aids in snow removal and drains towards the south away from visitors for a more appealing entry Two roofs visually create separate buildings enhancing the perception

PROGRAM DIAGRAM

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EXPLODED STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

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ROOF STRUCTURE

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LOAD BEARING INTERIOR WALL

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LOAD BEARING EXTERIOR WALL

EXPLODED STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

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NORTH ELEVATION

LOBBY SECTION

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LOBBY SECTION

RAMP SECTION

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SOUTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

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PAVILION Spring 2023 | Kendall Hartley, Stella Lepkowski | Michael Harpster, Sarah Karle

STATE PARK

For this project we were first tasked with designing a pavilion for the Niorbrara State Parks and after further discussion my group and I decided to design two separate restroom for the park. The first restroom was designed as a new location and the second restroom was designed as a redesign of an existing location. Both are mass timber projects constructed out of four total sheets of CLT at 11’-0” wide x 53’0” long x 7” thick. For the first site we designed the restroom to fit in more with the surrounding trees and foliage in order to tuck it away and be reviled as you move closer to it. The second site was designed to be more private with strategic layout of the material since it is road side at the state park. Two of the main design intentions where to frame a specific view as well as creating a restroom with no doors.

The first site is captivating the tree canopies as well as the sky and the second site is designed to provide a panoramic view of the Niobrara river.

SITE CONTEXT MAP

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A 1352’

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B

1354’ B

1356’

FIRST PLAN

SECOND PLAN

NORTHWEST ISOMETRIC

SOUTHWEST ISOMETRIC

FIRST ISO

NORTHWEST ISOMETRIC (NO ROOF)

SOUTHWEST ISOMETRIC (NO ROOF)

SECOND ISO

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SITE 1 EXTERIOR

SITE 2 EXTERIOR

SITE 1 INTERIOR

SITE 2 INTERIOR

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RESTROOM 1

RESTROOM 2 CEILING PANEL (2 OF 2) 14’ - 6” x 6’ - 0” PRIVACY PLANKS Varying heights, 2”x4”

CEILING PANEL (1 OF 2) 14’ - 6” x 6’ - 0” BENCH COMPONENTS 2’ - 0” wide FLOOR PLANKS 7” x 7”

FLOOR & WALKWAY PLANKS 7” x 7”

LOWER WALL PANELS 3’ - 0” tall

WALL PANELS Varying widths, all 10’ - 3/4” tall

WALL PANELS heights to align with roof

CEILING PANEL 10’ x 11’

FORGROUND DIAGRAM

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Mixed Use Development Fall 2022 | Alexi Caines | Professors Jeff Monzu, Jonathan Fliege, Doug Peters The proposed mixed-use development in Lincoln, NE, aims for a strategic integration of urban functions. Preserving the existing building on the right third of the property establishes a harmonious connection with the new development. The building is curated to house an array of amenities including a pharmacy, healthcare clinic, restaurant, bar, and condominiums. Within the existing structure, we have designated the abandoned existing building for a bar and restaurant, contributing to the vibrant pulse of the Haymarket. The residential floor of the existing building, hosts a gym and a singular unit, optimizing both functionality and spatial efficiency. Situated strategically within the Haymarket, this development serves as an anchor, seamlessly bridging the northern and southern sectors. The new structure provides the remainder of the program. The facade was angled in order to have it appear to be a barb on a fishhook, hooking people towards the structure.

Positioned on 8th Street, the sole thoroughfare linking the current Haymarket to its southern extension, the design provides a central presence.

EXTERIOR

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WEST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST SECTION

SOUTH SECTION

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FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

Public Entry Office Entry Residential Entry Cafe/Bakery Tech Retail

Mezzanine Library Leased Office Space

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Shared Space Two Bedroom Apt. Four Bedroom Apt.

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