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LARKIN 2024
O R T F O L I O JULIA
5301 Harvard Road
Julia A. Larkin
• Lawrence, Kansas 66049 • +1 785-764-9185 • julia0329@sunflower.com
EDUCATION University of Kansas, School of Architecture and Design Degree to be Lawrence, Kansas conferred Master of Architecture with Minor in French May 2024
• 3.750 GPA
École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris-Val de Seine Attended Paris, France Fall 2023
WORK ENIA Architectes EXPERIENCE Paris, France
• Intern, Feb 2023 – present
• Assisted in a large-scale factory project, involving many technical considerations, by modeling and revising drawings for the client
Clark & Enersen
Kansas City, Missouri
• Intern, May 2023 – Aug 2023
• Created and updated graphics for an AIA awards of an unbuilt project
• Produced and assisted with design document, code footprint, and construction document sets for many project types
Clark | Huesemann
Lawrence, Kansas
• Intern, June 2022 – Aug 2022
• Designed details and organized construction document set for a university building
• Updated and created programmatic plan diagrams for the client
Multistudio (Gould Evans)
Lawrence, Kansas
• Intern, June 2021 – May 2022
• Organized and assisted in construction document sets
• Created and updated diagrams and drawings for the client
Treaner, HL Kansas City, Missouri
• Intern, Summer 2019
• Supported architectural projects by organizing information, 3D printing, and constructing a site model
PROGRAM
PROFICIENCIES
Advanced: Revit • Sketchup • Lumion • Enscape • Adobe Creative Cloud
Intermediate: Rhino • AutoCAD
Beginner: Vray • ArchiCAD
ACADEMIC AIAS Member ACHIEVEMENTS • 2021-present & AFFILIATIONS
Sigma Kappa Sorority Member
• 2020-2023
Kansas State University Cross Country Team Member
• Fall 2019
Valedictorian, Free State High School
• Class of 2019
REFERENCES
SOCIAL MEDIA
Allison Wonder, Associate Principal Clark & Enersen allison.wonder@clarkenersen.com
Marianne Remboldt, Lecturer University of Kansas (Formerly Multistudio Supervisor) mgremboldt@gmail.com • 785-330-7068
Keith Van de Riet, Associate Professor University of Kansas kvdr@ku.edu • 917-202-5413
Instagram: @jewels0329
LinkedIn: http://linkedin.com/in/julia-larkin-4899561ab
Portfolio: https://issuu.com/julialarkin/docs/julia_larkin_portfolio
CONTENTS
TIDAL
SPRING 2023 • SEATTLE ARTS CENTER
WOVEN SQUARE
FALL 2022 • OKLAHOMA CITY MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT
WAYFARE
SPRING 2022 • LAWRENCE TRANSIT HUB
NEW YEARS PAGODA
FALL 2021 • TOPEKA DESIGN-BUILD CHILDREN’S PAVILION
THE LOOP
FALL 2023 • GENOA RIVERFRONT MASTERPLAN
PROFESSIONAL WORK
MAY 2023 - AUG 2023 • CLARK & ENERSEN • INTERN
OTHER ENDEAVORS
JAN 2022 - PRESENT • LARK CROCHET • MICRO-BUSINESS
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TIDAL
SEATTLE PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS CENTER
ARCH 609
SPRING 2023
EDDY TAVIO, INSTRUCTOR UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LOCATION
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
DESIGNERS
JULIA LARKIN + COOPER PLASTER
DESCRIPTION
TIDAL IS AN ARTS CENTER FOR BOTH PERFORMING AND FINE ARTS. THE ORIGINAL PROGRAM OF THE PROJECT WAS TO CREATE A SPACE, CALLED AN “ASSEMBLY HOUSE,” TO ACT AS A SMALL CONVENTION CENTER THAT CATERS TO MANY TYPES OF EVENTS.
MY PARTNER, COOPER, AND I DECIDED TO CATER TO MULTIPLE TYPES OF ARTS WHICH INCLUDE THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES, CONCERTS, OPERAS, SYMPHONIES, AND FASHION SHOWS. IN ADDITION TO THESE EVENTS, TIDAL ALSO HAS GALLERY SPACES, AND A BAR. IN THE PROCESS OF OUR DESIGN WE WERE INFLUENCED BY THE NEARBY SEA WHICH LEAD TO THE FORM OF THE BUILDING. IT REPRESENTS A SHIP COMING OUT OF THE WATER OR THE CREST OF A WAVE. THE SUCCESS OF THIS PROJECT IS DUE TO THE TIRELESS EFFORTS OF MY PARTNER AND MYSELF.
RENDER BY JULIA LARKIN
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ISOMETRIC
SITE
ARTWORK BY COOPER PLASTER, EDITED BY JULIA LARKIN
WATERFRONT INSPIRATION GLAZING AND WAYFINDING
4
SCHEMATIC PROCESS
ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
SITE BOUNDARY DYNAMIC VS. STATIC OFFSET
AUDITORIUM GALLERY VIP RESTAURANT KITCHEN BACK OF HOUSE MECHANICAL
5 PROGRAM | STRUCTURE | HVAC | EGRESS DIAGRAMS
LOBBY
6
ARTWORK
BY COOPER PLASTER, EDITED BY JULIA LARKIN
1. STORAGE
2. VIP ENTRANCE
3. RESTAURANT
4. KITCHEN & FOOD STORAGE
5. MECH.
6. LOBBY
LEVEL
PLAN
1
KEY
1 4 4 3 5 6 3 4 4 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F G H J
1. DRESSING ROOMS & BACK-OF-HOUSE
2. AUDITORIUM
3. LOBBY
4. GALLERY
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2 PLAN KEY
LEVEL
OPEN TO BELOW 1 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F G H J
1. BACK-OF-HOUSE
2. VIP LOUNGE
3. BALCONIES
4. LOBBY
5. GALLERY
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LEVEL 3 PLAN KEY
OPEN TO BELOW OPEN TO BELOW 1 5 4 2 3 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F G H J
10 LEVEL 4 PLAN ALL PLANS BY JULIA LARKIN KEY
CATWALK
1.
& LOUNGE
BALCONY OPEN TO BELOW 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 A B C D E F G H J
2. BAR
3. EXTERIOR
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12
BY COOPER PLASTER
RENDER
RENDER BY JULIA LARKIN
SOUTH ELEVATION
13 LONGITUDINAL SECTION
14
ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
ARTWORK BY COOPER PLASTER
RENDER BY COOPER PLASTER
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WOVEN SQUARE
OKLAHOMA CITY MIXED-USE, MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING
ARCH 608
FALL 2022
EDDY TAVIO UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LOCATION
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA
DESIGNERS
JULIA LARKIN
DESCRIPTION
WOVEN SQUARE IS A MULTI-FAMILY HOUSING MIXED-USE BUILDING FOR OKLAHOMA CITY, OK. OUR STUDIO CREATED A MASTER PLAN OF THE CITY TO EXPAND FROM THE CORE TO THE SHORE. THE BEST ROOM FOR EXPANSION WAS NEAR THE SCISSORTAIL PARK WHERE THERE ARE MANY UP AND COMING ENTERTAINMENT BUILDINGS AND STADIUMS. THE PROGRAM INCLUDES RESTAURANTS, INCUBATOR RESTAURANTS, A FOOD HALL, A LARGE COMMUNITY AREA, AND APARTMENTS. THE FOOD HALL AND RESTAURANTS ARE MEANT TO BE A PUBLIC EXPERIENCE WITH A COMPLETELY CONNECTED CIRCUIT OF OPTIONS FOR THE VISITORS. THE EXTERIOR PLAZA AREA DRIVES PEOPLE THROUGH THE SPACE AND TOGETHER TO GATHER AND ENJOY THEIR EXPERIENCE.
19 SITE PLAN ARTWORK BY 2D GRAPHICS GROUP
CONTEXTUAL VIEWS INTERNAL EMPHASIS
SECOND FLOOR ACTIVATION CONNECTION
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SCHEMATIC PROCESS
ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION
VERTICAL CIRCULATION
PUBLIC
SEMI-PUBLIC PRIVATE SERVICE
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& ADJACENCY DIAGRAM
CIRCULATION
STRUCTURE DIAGRAM
22
1. RESTAURANT
2. KITCHEN
3. OFFICES
4. INCUBATOR RESTAURANT
1. RESTAURANT
2. KITCHEN
3. OFFICES
4. INCUBATOR
5. STORAGE/SERVICE
RESTAURANT
5. STORAGE/SERVICE
LEVEL 1 PLAN
LEVEL 2 PLAN
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KEY
1 2 2 3 4 5 5 5 1 2 5 5 4
KEY
KEY
1. TWO-BEDROOM
2. ONE-BEDROOM
3. STUDIO
4. INCUBATOR
RESTAURANT
5. STORAGE
LEVEL 3-14 PLAN
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2 3 5 1 2 3 4 5 5
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
27 LIVING UNITS
TWO-BEDROOM
ONE-BEDROOM
28 STUDIO
INCUBATOR RESTAURANT UNIT
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WAYFARE
LAWRENCE MULTI-MODAL TRANSIT HUB
ARCH 508
SPRING 2022
GREGORY CRICHLOW UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LOCATION
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
DESIGNERS
JULIA LARKIN
DESCRIPTION
WAYFARE IS A MULTI-USE BUILDING THAT SERVES AS A TRANSPORTATION HUB FOR THE CITY OF LAWRENCE, KS. IT IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN. FOR THE FORM, I CONVEYED A SENSE OF MOVEMENT BY DECONSTRUCTING THE SPACE AND SLIDING SECTIONS. THIS BECAME THE BASIS FOR THE FORM AND PROVIDED AN OVERHANG AND LIGHT WELL. THEN, I MIMICKED THE RHYTHM OF MASSACHUSETTS STREET AND EXPANDED IT TO CREATE A FRAMED ENTRANCE. FOR THE PROGRAM, I KEPT THE PUBLIC SPACES ON THE 1ST FLOOR, SEMI-PUBLIC SPACES ON THE 2ND FLOOR, AND PRIVATE SPACES ON THE 3RD FLOOR. THE EXPANSION PHASE OF THE SCHEMATIC PROCESS PROVIDED AMPLE ROOM FOR THE CAFE AND A SEATED AREA ON THE ROOF.
35 SITE PLAN
ST.
ST. MASSACHUSETTS ST.
9TH
VERMONT
SITE BOUNDARY
PROGRAMMATIC OFFSET
ENVIRONMENTAL INSPIRATION
GLAZING AND WAYFINDING
SCHEMATIC PROCESS
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37 CIRCULATION & ADJACENCY DIAGRAM PUBLIC SPACE SEMI-PUBLIC SPACE PRIVATE SPACE SERVICE SPACE TRANSITION SPACE
FOUNDATION
COLUMNS
GIRDERS AND BEAMS
SHEAR WALLS
38
DIAGRAM
STRUCTURE
1. SMALL GROCERY
2. LOADING DOCK
3. LOBBY
4. RETAIL
39 UP UP UP 3 H 4 E D F G 1 5 2 I B A C LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN
KEY
1 2 3 4 4
OPEN TO BELOW
1. SHARED OFFICE SPACE
2. INDIVIDUAL OFFICES
3. COPY/BREAK ROOM
4. CONFERENCE ROOM
40 DN UP UP 3 H 4 E D F G 1 5 2 I B A C LEVEL 2 FLOOR PLAN
KEY
1 2 3 4
41 DN UP 3 H 4 E D F G 1 5 2 I B A C LEVEL 3 FLOOR PLAN 2 1 1
TO BELOW KEY 1. LIVING UNIT 2. LIBRARY
OPEN
1. KITCHEN
2. INDOOR SEATING
3. OUTDOOR SEATING
42 3 H 4 E D F G 1 5 2 I B A C
KEY
1 2 3 LEVEL 4 FLOOR PLAN
43 WALL SECTION MODEL SITE MODEL
44 WALL SECTION MODEL
45 LOBBY AREA
LIVING UNIT KITCHEN
LIVING UNIT BEDROOM
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NEW YEARS PAGODA
CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER PAVILION
ARCH 509
FALL 2021
Dr. KEITH VAN DE RIET UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
LOCATION
TOPEKA, KANSAS
DESIGNERS
ARCH 509 CLASS
DESCRIPTION
THE NEW YEARS PAGODA IS A DESIGNBUILD PROJECT THAT I WORKED ON WITH 15 OTHER STUDENTS FOR THE KANSAS CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY CENTER. I TOOK ON A LEADERSHIP ROLE AND ORGANIZED THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT SET BY COMMUNICATING WITH MY CLASSMATES, COLLECTING AND REVISING DETAILS, AND MEETING WITH THE CLIENTS AND CONSULTANTS. WE, THEN, SUBMITTED THEM TO THE CITY OF TOPEKA, KS. AFTER THE PERMITS WERE OBTAINED, WE BEGAN CONSTRUCTION, AND I ASSISTED WITH THE WOODWORKING AND TILE CUTTING TEAMS. THE PROJECT WAS COMPLETED IN FEBRUARY OF 2022 AND I AM TO PROUD OF MY CLASS’S ACCOMPLISHMENT.
BY
ARTWORK
JULIA LARKIN
DESIGN PROCESS ELEVATION CONSTRUCTION
BY
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PROGRESS
ARTWORK
JULIA LARKIN
PHOTOGRAPH BY KAROLYN DUKE
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT DETAILS
I WORKED ON THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND WAS ABLE TO DETAIL EVERY ASPECT OF OUR DESIGN. I WORKED WITH AN ENGINEER AND CONTRACTORS FOR INSIGHT AND IT WAS A GREAT EXPERIENCE. I DREW AND REVISED ALMOST EVERY DRAWING IN THE SET. THIS ALLOWED ME TO LEARN MANY DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF CONSTRUCTION AS WELL AS THE DOCUMENTATION PROCESS.
50 A202 A1 A201 A1 A1 A302 A1 A301 COLUMN CL RADIUS = 7'-0" TOTAL SLAB RADIUS = 8'-0" 7'0" TYP. A1 A401 EDGES ON CIRCLE FLATTENED TO PROVIDE SMOOTHER CONNECTION FOR FUTURE PATH WORK SLAB SLOPED 1/4" PER FOOT AWAY FROM LIMESTONE BLOCKS ON ALL SIDES TO ALLOW DRAINAGE INLAID LIMESTONE BLOCKS TO REMAIN LEVEL. VARIATION IN BLOCK SURFACE NOT TO EXCEED 1/4" VERTICAL TRANSITION BETWEEN CONCRETE AND LIMESTONE NOT TO EXCEED 1/4" VERTICAL POINT OF ORIGIN INLAID LIMESTONE BLOCKS ROOF LINE GALV. STEEL PIPE COLUMN, TYP. CONCRETE FOOTING BELOW, TYP. 6' 0" 60.00° TYP. R2 -3" F1 A401 CONTROL JOINT ARCH 509 KBS CONSTRUCTORS, INC MCCLURE ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN 3813 GREENWAY DR. LAWRENCE, KS 66046 KEITH VAN DE RIET PHONE: 917-202-5413 1701 SW 41ST STREET TOPEKA, KS 66604 CRAIG PENZLER PHONE: 785-979-2616 1901 PENNSYLVANIA DRIVE COLUMBIA, MO 65202 CELESTE SPICKERT P.E. PHONE: 573-814-1568 DATE DRAWN BY CHECKED BY J. LARKIN, K. BLASE, K. DUKE K. VAN DE RIET 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 A B C D E F G H I J A B C D E F G H I J 4400 SW 10TH AVE. TOPEKA, KS 66604 NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION A102 FOUNDATION & FLOOR PLAN Kansas Children's Discovery Center NEW YEAR'S PAGODA 12/20/21 3/8" = 1'-0" A1 FOUNDATION & FLOOR PLAN N
PHOTOGRAPH BY JULIA LARKIN
FINISHED NEW YEARS PAGODA
PHOTOGRAPH BY JULIA LARKIN
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THE LOOP
RIVERFRONT MASTERPLAN FOR NORTHERN GENOA, ITALY
DE3-S9
FALL 2023
STEPHANE MAUPIN & PHILLIPE ZOURGANE ÉCOLE NATIONAL SUPÉRIEURE D’ARCHITECTURE PARIS-VAL DE SEINE
LOCATION
GENOA, ITALY
DESIGNERS
JULIA LARKIN + MADISON SMITH
DESCRIPTION
THE LOOP IS A MASTER PLAN FOR THE NORTHERN PART OF GENOA, ITALY. THE PROJECT EXPANDS AND BRINGS LIFE TO A DWINDLING NEIGHBORHOOD. ALONG THE RIVER, WE CREATED SPACES THAT DRIVE HEALTH AND WELLNESS AND CONNECT THE COMMUNITY. THE LOOP IS A CONTINUOUS 2 KM PATH THAT GOES AROUND, THROUGH, AND EVEN BECOMES BUILDINGS. THE PROGRAM INCLUDES AN EXTERIOR MARKETPLACE WITH RESTAURANTS AND CAFÉS, A MIXED-USE RETAIL CENTER, AN AMPHITHEATER, A SPORTS PAVILION, A HOTEL, AND A RIVERWALK. THE FORMS AND MATERIALS WERE INSPIRED BY THE ORGANIC AND NATURAL APPEARANCE OF THE SITE. THIS LARGE-SCALE PROJECT WAS A FEAT TO APPROACH AND EXECUTE, BUT IN THE END, MY PARTNER AND I WERE VERY PROUD OF THE RESULT.
BY JULIA LARKIN
ARTWORK
55 SITE ISOMETRIC
BY JULIA LARKIN
ARTWORK
EXISTING SITE
PROGRAMMATIC MASSING
SCHEMATIC PROCESS
PATH TO PROMOTE CONNECTION AND HEALTH
CONTEXTUAL, ORGANIC INSPIRATION
ARTWORK
BY JULIA LARKIN
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57 A B B B A A SITE PLAN & SECTIONS ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
MARKETPLACE
21,348 M2
MIXED-USE CENTER
12,685 M2
AMPHITHEATER
1,617 M2
SPORTS PAVILION
24,248 M2
RIVERWALK
1,124 M2
HOTEL
3,106 M2
58 TOTAL -- 64,128 M2
2 KM PATH COMMERCIAL CULTURE GREEN SPACES PUBLIC RESIDENTIAL SPORTS 6,439 M2 1,617 M2 5,402 M2 15,673 M2 10,749 M2 24,248 M2 DISPLACED PARKING SPACES -- 300 NEW PARKING SPACES -- 350 ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
PROGRAM
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MIXED-USE RETAIL CENTER GENOA CITY LOOP
60 LONGITUDINAL SECTION ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN ARTWORK BY MADISON SMITH
61
UNIT 1 TYPICAL LAYOUT ARTWORK BY MADISON SMITH
62 ARTWORK BY MADISON SMITH
UNIT 2 TYPICAL LAYOUT ARTWORK BY MADISON SMITH
63
AMPHITHEATER
GENOA CITY LOOP
64 ARTWORK BY MADISON SMITH
ARTWORK
BY JULIA LARKIN
65
SPORTS PAVILION
66 NORTH ELEVATION ALL ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
GENOA CITY LOOP
LEVELS 1-2
LEVELS 3-4
LEVELS 5-7
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ALL PLANS BY JULIA LARKIN
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BY JULIA LARKIN
ARTWORK
69
HOTEL
GENOA CITY LOOP
LEVELS 2-7
70
A B C D 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ALL ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
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CLARK & ENERSEN
PROFESSIONAL WORK
INTERN
MAY 2023-AUGUST 2023
ALLISON WONDER
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
PROJECT LOCATION
FAYETTEVILLE, AR
DESCRIPTION
IN THE SUMMER OF 2023, I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO WORK FOR CLARK & ENERSEN IN KANSAS CITY, MO. THERE, I WORKED ON A VARIETY OF PROJECTS AND CREATED AND EDITED DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS, CODE FOOTPRINTS, AND GRAPHICS FOR AIA AWARD SUBMITTALS. THE GRAPHICS SEEN IN THIS SECTION ARE FROM AN AIA AWARD SUBMITTAL FOR A PROJECT CREATED IN 2019 FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES. THE ORIGINAL PROJECT WAS A SPACE STUDY, SO THE AWARD SUBMITTAL WAS FOR THE CONCEPT SECTION (UNBUILT). THIS WAS AN AMAZING PROJECT TO TAKE PART IN, AND I AM VERY HAPPY WITH THE GRAPHICS WE SUBMITTED. OVERALL, MY TIME AND EXPERIENCE WITH CLARK & ENERSEN WAS INVALUABLE AND HELPED PREPARE ME AS I STEP INTO THE PROFESSIONAL WORLD.
RENDER BY UNKNOWN, EDITED BY JULIA LARKIN
73 SITE PLAN ARTWORK BY UNKNOWN, EDITED BY JULIA LARKIN
SEPARATE ACTIVATE
ENGAGE
GLAZING AND WAYFINDING
SCHEMATIC PROCESS
ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
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75 PERSPECTIVE SECTION
FLOOR PLAN VIEW
ARTWORK BY JULIA LARKIN
ARTWORK AND INTERIOR LAYOUT BY JULIA LARKIN
CONTEXTUAL MATERIALITY
RENDER BY UNKNOWN, EDITED BY JULIA LARKIN
EDUCATION ENTRANCE
RENDER BY UNKNOWN, EDITED BY JULIA LARKIN
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UNKNOWN, EDITED
JULIA LARKIN
RENDER BY
BY
07
LARK CROCHET
YARN WORK
MICRO-BUSINESS
CROCHET ARTIST
PATTERN WRITER
JAN 2020 - PRESENT
LOCATION
LAWRENCE, KANSAS
DESCRIPTION
2020 WAS THE FIRST YEAR IN MY LIFE SINCE THE AGE OF 2 THAT I DID NOT COMPETE IN AN ATHLETIC SPORT. I HAD HUNG UP MY RUNNING SPIKES AND WANTED TO PICK UP A NEW ACTIVITY. I HAD TRIED KNITTING AND COULD NOT GET THE HANG OF IT SO I THOUGHT I WOULD TRY CROCHETING. I STARTED AND WITHIN A WEEK, I HAD UNDERTAKEN A LARGE PROJECT. ALTHOUGH IT TOOK ME A LONG TIME TO FINISH AND DID NOT COME OUT AS I WISHED, I WAS PROUD OF MYSELF. I STUCK TO IT AND BY THE SAME TIME THE NEXT YEAR, I HAD STARTED SELLING MY WORK. I HAVE NOW SOLD OVER 100 ITEMS AND I STILL LOVE CROCHETING. IT IS NOT JUST A SOURCE OF REVENUE, BUT A PASSION. CROCHETING IS MY WAY OF UNWINDING AT THE END OF A LONG DAY, AND IT HAS HELPED ME THROUGH MUCH OF MY LIFE NOW.
81 PATTERN EXAMPLE
ALL
82 YARN WORK
PIECES AND PATTERNS CREATED BY JULIA LARKIN
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