PORTFOLIO SPRING 2025

SPRING 2025

PORTFOLIO

JOSH HUNSUCKER

PIKES PEAK

CONCRETE OVERGROWTH

RADICAL URBANISM

TRAVELOGUE

PIKES PEAK VISITOR

INACCURATE FOR PURPOSE OF PORTFOLIO

COMPLETED SPRING 2024 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

CONCRETE OVERGROWTH

7 SOUTHWEST FRAGMENT, TO BE USED AS MODULE

7.1 EASTERN FACE OF MODULE, USED TO SHOW POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGE OF MODULE ITSELF

7.2 TOP FACE OF MODULE

7.3 SOUTHERN FACE OF MODULE 7M MODULE MIRRORED, CHIRAL

FIG.2 DISPLAYS MODULE, MIRRORED MODULE AND POSSIBLE DISASSEMBLY

FIG.3 EXPLODED VIEW OF NEW CUBE CREATED WITH JUST 7 AND 7M

FIG.4 POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES CREATED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF MIRRORED MODULE

FIG.5 ADDITION OF TWO POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES TO PRODUCE COMPLEX AMALGAMATION

7 SOUTHWEST FRAGMENT, TO BE USED AS MODULE

7.1 EASTERN FACE OF MODULE, USED TO SHOW POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGE OF MODULE ITSELF

7.2 TOP FACE OF MODULE

FIG.2 DISPLAYS MODULE, MIRRORED MODULE AND POSSIBLE DISASSEMBLY FIG.3 EXPLODED VIEW OF NEW CUBE CREATED WITH JUST 7 AND 7M FIG.4 POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES CREATED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF MIRRORED MODULE FIG.5 ADDITION OF TWO POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES TO PRODUCE COMPLEX AMALGAMATION

7.3 SOUTHERN FACE OF MODULE 7M MODULE MIRRORED, CHIRAL

FIG.2 DISPLAYS MODULE, MIRRORED MODULE AND POSSIBLE DISASSEMBLY

FIG.3 EXPLODED VIEW OF NEW CUBE CREATED WITH JUST 7 AND 7M

FIG.4 POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES CREATED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF MIRRORED MODULE

FIG.5 ADDITION OF TWO POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES TO PRODUCE COMPLEX AMALGAMATION

FIG.2 DISPLAYS MODULE, MIRRORED MODULE AND POSSIBLE DISASSEMBLY

FIG.3 EXPLODED VIEW OF NEW CUBE CREATED WITH JUST 7 AND 7M

FIG.4 POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES CREATED WITH THE INTRODUCTION OF MIRRORED MODULE

FIG.5 ADDITION OF TWO POSSIBLE ASSEMBLAGES TO PRODUCE COMPLEX AMALGAMATION

1 ESTABLISHES HOW THE MODULE INTERACTS WITH WATER; OPEN AND EASILY PENETRABLE WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY DURABLE, RESISTING WEATHERING

2 POSITION OF THE SUN, DISPLAYS HOW THE MODULE CASTS SHADOW AND/OR CREATES SHADE

3 IMITATING A MARINE REEF, NATURAL WILDLIFE LIKE CLAMS, MUSCLES, AND BARNACLES CAN ATTACH THEMSELVES TO THE CONCRETE EXTERIOR WHILE SEA CREATURES LIKE LOBSTERS (OR EVEN FISH WHEN FULLY SUBMERGED) CAN UTILIZE THE INTERIOR SPACES

4 ADDITION OF DIRT FOR POSSIBLE AGRIGULTURE IN THE CAVERNOUS CREATED AFTER ASSEMBLAGE OF MULTIPLE MODULES, FOSTERING FURTHER SELFSUSTAINABILITY

5 PRESENTS HOW WIND CAN EITHER PENETRATE MODULE/ASSEMBLAGE OR BE DEFLECTED DEPENDING ON ORIENTATION

6 MODULE DESIGNED TO BE PLACED DIRECTLY ON COASTLINE FOR OPTIMAL EFFECTIVENESS

7 MODULE PLACED BESIDE AND CONNECTED TO ITSELF ROTATED

PART 1 MODULE

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FIG.6 FIRST FLOOR PLAN, INCLUDES BATHROOM, LIVING AREA, AND KITCHEN

FIG.7 SECOND FLOOR PLAN, INCLUDES BEDROOM AND STAIRS WITH ROOF ACCESS

FIG.8 THIRD FLOOR PLAN, INCLUDES ROOF OVERLOOK

FIG.9 SECTION, FACING WEST, VIEWING BEDROOM, LIVING AREA, AND OUTDOOR SEATING SPACE

FIG.10 SECTION FACING NORTH, VIEWING BATHROOM, LIVING AREA, AND BEDROOM

FIG.11 DIAGRAM DETAILING THE THREE DIFFERENT TYPES OF CONNECTIONS FOUND BETWEEN MODULES THROUGHOUT THE ENCLOSURE

FIG.12 RIGHT ELEVATION, DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN RED COLORING ON FACADE

ACCENTUATES THE ROTATION OF MODULE CLUSTERS AND THE SUBSEQUENT PATTERN WORK CREATED

FIG.13 FRONT ELEVATION, DISPLAYS SEAWALL ALONGSIDE RED COLORING

8 FOUR MODULES DISPLAYING THE THREE TYPES OF CONNECTIONS USED THROUGHOUT THE STRUCTURE

8.1 REINFORCING BAR

8.2 BOLTED CONNECTION

8.3 PHENOLIC RESIN ADHESIVE

PART 2 ARTIST RESIDENCE

9 SEAWALL THAT EXTRUDES FROM BENEATH THE ENCLOSURE, CREATES INHABITABLE SPACE FOR NATURAL WILDLIFE WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY PROTECTING THE COASTLINE

10 POSITION OF THE SUN, DISPLAYS HOW THE FACADE OF THE ENCLOSURE CASTS SHADOW AND CREATES SHADE

11 HOW THE ENCLOSURE INTERACTS WITH HIGHTIDE, WATER IS ABLE TO PENETRATE THE FACADE TO ESSENTIALLY WASH THE SLAB THE ENCLOSURE SITS ON

12 SLOPED POLYCARBONATE ROOF, PREVENTS RAIN FROM DIRECTLY ENTERING ENCLOSURE WHILE FURTHER ALLOWING LIGHT PENETRATION THROUGH THE SKYLIGHT.

13 MATERIAL (CONCRETE) ALLOWS FOR NATURAL GROWTH ON ENCLOSURE

PART 3 COMMUNITY CENTER

FIG.1 SECTION PERSPECTIVE

1A

FIG.2 AXONOMETRIC

1A MODULE ORIENTATION IMITATION OF PANEL PLACEMENT IN ARTISTS’ RESIDENCIES

1B MODULE UTILIZED AS ORNAMENTAL ROOF OVERHANG TRIMMING

1C MODULE ORIENTED TO PRODUCE BREEZEBLOCKS

2 GRID ESTABLISHED BY PLACEMENT OF PROGRAM

3 WIND INTERACTION WITH STRUCTURE

4 SUN PATH - ARROW POINTS FROM EAST TO WEST

5 USE OF MODULE PANELS AS PLANTERS - CONCRETE ALLOWS FOR NATURAL GROWTH ON STRUCTURE

COMPLETED FALL 2024 AT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

CHOISY DIAGRAM (CHUNK)

1/16” = 1’

URBANISM

AN OLYMPIC VILLAGE DORMATORY PLANNED TO BE CONVERTED INTO A MULTI-GENERATIONAL, MULTI-INCOME, AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT THAT INCLUDES FOUR DIFFERENT UNIT STYLES, 18 UNIQUE UNITS, AND 83 BEDROOMS.