Jordan Vonderbrink Portfolio

01 Truman Sports Complex Transportation Hub

02 Museum of Endurance Sports and Athletes

03 Makerspace

Truman Sports Complex Transportation Hub Kansas City, MO

Project Intro

roject Intro

The main purpose of this studio was to design transportation hubs along a subway/metro system in Kansas City. We explored the possibility of creating a metro system in Kansas City and came up with the metro line system in the graphic shown. We made an inner city loop (pink), outer loop (red), North/South line (yellow), two East/ West lines (green and orange), and other lines connection key areas of the city (purple, blue, and gray). My partner and I chose the Truman Sports Complex as our site which comes at a crossing of the red outer lopp and the green line.

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Truman Sports Complex Transportation Hub

Design Concepts

Hub Longitudinal Section

Scale: 1”=30’

Tranverse Section A

Scale: 1”=30’

Transverse Section B

Scale: 1”=30’

Tranverse Section C

Scale: 1”=30’

Platform Level Scale: 1”=50’

Museum of Endurance Sports and Athletes

Museum on Endurance Athletes

In this studio our project was to create a museum for a specific american sub-culture of our choice. I chose to do my museum over the subculture of endurance athletes. My main concept is a journey constantly going up through the museum to mimic the life of an endurance athlete as they are always fighting an uphill battle to reach their goals. There are also four cores that house my galleries and other programatic functions of the museum. These four cores also act as mountainous forms which leave a valley-like space between them. The placement of these cores accentuate an axis created by the sculpture park across the street and the entrance also gestures towards the Wyly Theatre, which is located to the north of the site. Another key element is the landscape outside the building. It is formed so the public can use it for exercise and the museum itself can use it to host various events and activities.

Forming the Landscape

Create mounds around site and cores

Second/Third Floor Plan Scale: 1/32”=1’0”

Fourth

Fifth Floor Plan

Scale: 1/32”=1’0”

Wall Section

Scale: 1/16”=1’0”

Museum of Endurance Sports and Athletes

12" Cast In Place Concrete Foundation Wall

1" Cork Expansion Joint

6" Slab on Grade Floor

Versa -Seam Panel

4" Light Gauge Steel Wall Stud

1/2" Plywood Sheathing

Control Layers

3" Rigid Insulation

Vertical Panel

Flashing #10 x 1" Wafer Head Fastener

Horizontal Subgirt

Base Trim

Flashing Fastener

2" Diameter Drainage Tile

6" CIP Retaining Wall

1" Rubber Expansion Joint Control Layers

4" Rigid Insulation

3" Gravel

6" Slab on Grade Floor

3" Gravel

Air Supply Vent

1" Expansion Joint

5" Concrete on Metal Decking

Wide Flange Steel Beam

1/2" Plywood Sheathing

1 1/2" Fastener

Control Layers

3" Rigid Insulation

Bolted Steel Plate

Versa -Seam Metal Panel

Horizontal Subgirt

#10 1" Wafer Head Fastener

Vertical Panel

4" Light -Gauge Steel Wall Stud

Section AA

Scale: 1/32”=1’0”

Makerspace

In this second year studio project we were tasked with designing a makerspace in a struggling area of Kanas City, Mo. The makerspace would mainly be used to teach job skills, mainly for manual labor occupations. The form was derived using stereotomy which is where you subtract forms from a block. The cutouts were derived from various site elements. This created an open first floor for the heavy machinery and a more closed and quiet work environment above.

High density of churches, mental health facilities, and other positive bulidings.

Bringing both communities together

Bus stops on 27th Street

Site juxtaposition to crime lab

Level 2

Scale: 1”=20’0”

Level 1

Scale: 1”=20’0”

North Elevation

Scale: 1/16”=1’0”

West Elevation

Scale: 1/16”=1’0”

Section AA

Scale: 1/16”=1’0”

Section BB

Scale: 1/16”=1’0”