Kristen Anthony Portfolio

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Kristen Anthony

2020

Hello.

CONTACT: 321.848.2345 kanthonydesign@gmail.com kanthonydesign.wixsite.com/mysite

My name is Kristen Anthony and I’m a designer and a dreamer. I graduated with my B.F.A. in Architecture and my minor in Architectural History in June of 2020. I pursued my degree while on the Integrated Path to Architectural Licensure. I am passionate about education, sustainability, human rights, & human connection.

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Table of Contents.

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SUPERIMPOSITION

A PUBLIC REACTION

CENTER OF BALANCE

BECOMING BOTH

CADMUS CONSTRUCTION

ADDITIONAL WORKS

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Superimposition.

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A CENTER FOR ASYLUM SEEKERS

Mixed Use No Man’s Land - Eagle Pass, Texas, USA Piedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico

SCAN TO WATCH VIDEO WALKTHROUGH OF PROJECT

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Concept Collage

There is currently a crisis occurring at the United States and Mexico border.

Conditions at points of entry along the border have become unfavorable due to the increasing number of people seeking asylum at the border. The asylum process is long and arduous with recent delays creating a backlog of cases. The process requires the individual seeking asylum to be physically present in the United States or at a point of entry along the border. The backlog of cases, then, means that migrants are left in limbo while they await a response to their case, some waiting months. Because of this many individuals are resorting to occupying the streets, spaces near border walkways, and the bridges themselves. Dangerous conditions in the areas near points of entry leave migrants in vulnerable positions. A facility that houses these individuals and families temporarily and safely, is essential. *This project was inspired by and initially followed the guidelines for Unfuse’s 2020 No Man’s Land competition

SCAN TO READ BASIS OF DESIGN DOCUMENT CREATED FOR PROJECT

SCAN TO READ NO MAN’S LAND COMPETITION BRIEF

Capstone Studio V/VI Winter/Spring 2020 20 Weeks Revit, Rhino, Illustrator, Photoshop, SketchUp, Lumion, Enscape

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CONCEPT

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Concept Diagram

User Study Collages

The conditions at the border create a barrier between the user groups, especially between the asylum seekers and the border patrol agents. The design of this facility is intended to diminish the physical, mental, and social barriers between the asylum seekers and the border patrol agents.

By blurring the boundaries that exist among the groups, the environment of the facility will become one of healing and comfort. To blur the group boundaries, the program of this facility is woven and superimposed.

Sources: https://www.propublica.org/article/a-border-patrol-agent-reveals-what-its-really-like-to-guard-migrant-children // https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/15/us/border-patrol-culture.html // https://cis.org/Report/HighSkill-ImmigrantsLowSkill-Jobs / https://eiteljorg.org/the-grand-canyon/ / https://www.denverpost.com/2014/04/11/what-you-need-to-know-about-hiring-a-housekeeper/

“I MIGHT NOT LIKE THE RULES. I MIGHT THINK THAT WHAT WE’RE DOING WASN’T THE CORRECT WAY TO HOLD CHILDREN. BUT WHAT WAS I GOING TO DO? WALK AWAY? WHAT DIFFERENCE WOULD THAT MAKE TO ANYONE’S LIFE BUT MINE?”

SOURCES: https://www.propublica.org/article/a-border-patrol-agent-reveals-what-its-really-like-to-guard-migrant-children // https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/15/us/border-patrol-culture.html

AMONG IMMIGRANTS WITH A COLLEGE DEGREE, 20% HAVE A LOW-SKILL JOB.

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SITE The site of this project is located on the border bridge between Eagle Pass, Texas and Piedras Negras, Mexico. The Eagle Pass border bridge is one of the busiest points of entry along the US-Mexico border. It functions as a vehicular and pedestrian bridge between the two countries.

WINTER WINDS

RIO GRANDE RIVER DEPTH: APPROX 4 FT A NATURAL BORDER

SHELBY PARK

1854 FT

EAGLE PASS INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE

PIEDRAS NEGRAS BORDER CROSSING TOLL BOOTH

US BORDER & PROTECTION CENTER EAGLE PASS TOLL GATE

PATH R SUN SUMME

TH N PA R SU WINTE

SUMMER WINDS

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Site Plan

Wood decking as secondary path and seating area

Paver path as main path

Shade trees like oak, ash, and desert willow

Tall grasses and fragrant bushes like rosemary, sage, and lavender

Landscape Plan

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SCAN FOR VR

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Approach

SCAN FOR VR

Courtyard

Terra Cotta Paneled Rainscreen & Thermal Mass

South Facade

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FLOORPLANS Level 5: Move Hub & Temporary Housing for Approx.

330 ppl

Level 4: Influence Hub & Temporary Housing for Approx.

330 ppl

Level 3: Worship Hub & Temporary Housing for Approx.

330 ppl

Level 2: Study Hub & Temporary Housing for Approx.

330 ppl

Level 1: Administration, Security, Clinic, Cafeteria, Retail, Storage, Public Restrooms, Classrooms, & Temporary Housing for Approx. 150 ppl

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HOUSING UNITS Temporary Housing for Approx. 1,470 ppl Family Unit

Intended for families or women and children, this unit holds up to 6 ppl with 3 bunk beds and a bathroom with a shower.

Community Unit

Intended for individuals or couples, this unit holds up to 20 ppl with bunk beds and a restroom with 4 toilet stalls and 3 shower/changing stalls.

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HUBS The hubs are community spaces that have a specific purpose or are used for a certain activity. The goal of the hubs is to promote interaction among all user types.

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Move Experiential Collage

Study Experiential Collage

Worship Experiential Collage

Influence Experiential Collage

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CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

parapet flashing

roof membrane mullion becomes thermally independent but remains structurally dependent

pavers drain rigid insulation air barrier composite decking

spandrel

metal plate

4’

clip angle steel - heavy timber connection

mechanical duct

ceiling column grid

2’ extended horizontal mullion

gypsum board cold form metal framing rigid insulation terra cotta rainscreen

column grid wood decking finish floor composite decking air barrier rigid insulation

rigid insulation soffit

concrete encased column

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finish floor composite decking clip angle

air barrier

4’

mechanical duct

rigid insulation

ceiling

soffit sheathing cold form metal framing kicker column grid

column grid

air barrier terra cotta rainscreen gypsum board cold form metal framing rigid insulation

finish floor composite decking spray insulation

clip angle sheathing

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rigid insulation soffit structure terra cotta panels

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A Public Reaction.

A PUBLIC PAVILION Assembly Savannah, Georgia, USA

Site Perspective

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Revitalization. Response. Reaction.

The federal buildings situated around Telfair Square in Savannah, GA have led to the decline in popularity and use of this square. This area is in need of something that will draw people and keep them coming back. In addition, the federal court buildings adjacent to this site provide an opportunity to create a space for people to directly practice their First Amendment Right of Freedom of Speech. The current political climate yields the need for a space for people to voice their opinions and concerns and be heard directly by those that can make significant changes. This pavilion serves the public as a space for those voices to be heard. The structural grid of the pavilion mimics that of the court building next to it; the courthouse is becoming transparent, politics are becoming transparent. The canopy system moves up and down at various points, creating the opportunity for various degrees of enclosure. It also provides the potential for an individual to raise or lower the canopy in response to an event or ruling. This pavilion is one for responses and reactions.

This pavilion is for the people.

Studio III Spring 2019 10 Weeks Illustrator, SketchUp, AutoCAD

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SITE 122 Barnard Street Savannah, Georgia 31401 Hot & Humid Climate Approximately 220 Days With Sun Hurricanes Becoming More Frequent Annual Rainfall: 48 Inches Inches Of Rainfall Increasing Up To About 55 Inches In The Last 3 Years Wet Months: July-August With Approximately 7 Inches Vegetation [Existing And Proposed] Consists Of Southern Live Oak, Magnolia, Crepe Myrtle, Confederate Jasmine, Ivy, And Some Citrus Trees

Site Diagram

VISITOR VISITOR TYPE TYPE BYBY SEASON SEASON FREQUENT FREQUENT LESS LESS FREQUENT FREQUENT

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VISITORS VISITORS LOCALS LOCALS

WINTER WINTER

CIRCULATION CIRCULATION BYBY SEASON SEASON

FREQUENT FREQUENT LESS LESS FREQUENT FREQUENT

MOTOR MOTOR VEHICLES VEHICLES CYCLISTS CYCLISTS PEDESTRIANS PEDESTRIANS

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STRUCTURAL LAYERS & MATERIALITY

PAVILION STRUCTURAL GRID

ADJACENT BUILDING STRUCTURAL GRID

Layer 1: Grid

The structural grid consists of steel, wood, and concrete columns and steel and wood flitch beams. The steel helps maintain structural integrity throughout the long spanning structure while the wood attached to each steel member contrasts the materials that surround the site. The connection details provide an elegance to an otherwise simple structure.

The grid layout on the overall structure is meant to mimic that of the adjacent building that sits on a site with almost identical site characteristics. The simplicity of the structure allows the canopy system and the nest structure to become the prominent features.

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Layer 2: Nest

The nest houses the support systems for the overall pavilion. It contains the restroom and some mechanical space. The structure of the sphere is steel and it is clad in woven crepe myrtle wood. The crepe myrtle wood is locally sourced, bringing another natural element to a site surrounded by concrete and brick. The woven cladding creates an interesting light quality inside the sphere. The restroom does not look like a restroom and it is as much a part of the design and experience as the overall structure.

Layer 3: Canopy

The canopy structure is made up of triangular segments. Each segment consists of three thin pieces of wood joined together. The inner piece has laser cut cells subtracted from it.

Each segment is joined together by cabling that is fed through channels on each side of the segments. The canopy is attached to the structure at various points. At some points, the cable is attached to a wheel. This wheel can be used to move the canopy up and down, thus creating differing degrees of enclosure and an undulating surface. The light quality that the segments create is meant to evoke the speckled light quality that vegetation provides.

The canopy structure creates an inviting shaded area for people to rest and gather.

Concrete

Steel

Crepe Myrtle Wood

Hardwood

Materiality

The materials of the pavilion contrast the materials around the site. The wood is inviting and comforting, a relief from the asphalt and brick.

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Model Photos

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Center of Balance.

A BOATHOUSE

Mixed Use Kiawah Island, South Carolina, USA

Concept Art

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Centroid. Linear. Balance.

Kayaking is essentially those things. You, the kayaker, are the center point.

The stabilizer. The kayak is the linear element; an extension of the kayaker, an extension from the centroid. This linearity yields directionality. Directing one from one place to another; from land to water. The water acts as a network, flowing and connecting people and places. The main form of this architecture began with a centroid and a linear, establishing a grid of spaces. From there, the grid was broken to introduce the dynamic nature of the site and the act of kayaking. And finally, the path flows from the land throughout the building and then to the water. Thus the building is comprised of the linear, the centroid, and the flowing.

Studio II Winter 2019 10 Weeks Illustrator, SketchUp, Photoshop, AutoCAD

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Bull Island Dewees Island Edisto Island Folly Island Isle of Palms James Island Johns Island Kiawah Island Morris Island Seabrook Island Sullivan’s Island Wadmalaw Island Yonges Island Bear Island Bay Point Island Cane Island Cat Island Coosaw Island Dataw Island Daufuskie Island Distant Island Fripp Island Gibbes Island Harbor Island Hilton Head Island Horse Island Hunting Island Lady’s Island Morgan Island Parris Island Port Royal Island Pritchards Island St. Helena Island St. Phillips Island Spring Island Tybee Island Little Tybee Island Cockspur Island Wilmington Island Talahi Island Whitemarsh Island Oatland Island Skidaway Island Isle of Hope Williamson Island Dutch Island Burnside Island Wassaw Island Ossabaw Island St. Catherine’s Island Isle of Wight Hampton Island Blackbeard Island Sapelo Island Jekyll Island Little St. Simons Island St. Simons Island Sea Island Cumberland Island Amelia Island

Site Research

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Sea Islands H i s to ry

A chain of barrier and tidal islands along the Altantic Coast of the US from Northern Florida to Northern South Carolina.

The islands were inhabited by Native American tribes such as the Creek and Guale.

European-American settlement & plantation establishment.

The islands were selected by Spanish colonists for the establishment of colonial missions.

Gullah Geechee

C u lt u r a l

H e r i tag e

African Americans living in the Sea Islands that developed a Creole language & distinct culture. Fishing became a large part of their culture. Additionally, the water became a main network for their community.

Civil War - islands occupied by Union troops.

Gullah Geechee culture emerges.

Resort community & Golf course construction.

Priavte ownership of islands by big business barons.

Experiential Collage

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Site Plan Kiawah Island 0 2 4

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SITE

Kiawah Island, South Carolina

Hot & Humid Climate Large Sun Exposure Hurricanes Becoming More Frequent Vegetation [Existing And Proposed] Consists Of Southern Live Oak, Pine, And Marsh Grasses

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Programmatic Diagram

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Enclosure Enclosure

symmetry & Balance

symmetry & Balance

Private/Public Section

Hierarchy Massing Private/Public

Private/Public

PrivSection ate/Public Hierarchy

Hierarchy

Hierarchy Massing

Section Diagrams

Circulation Circulation

Enclosure Enclosure PrivSection ate/Public

PArti

PArti

Enclosure

symmetry & Balance symmetry & Balance Hierarchy Massing

symmetry & Balance

Enclosure Private/Public

symmetry & Balance Hierarchy

Geometry Geometry Circulation

Circulation

Circulation Enclosure Private/Public

Plan

Plan

PArti symmetry & Balancewater

Plan to section

Plan Diagrams

PArti symmetry & Balance

Plan

Circulation Geometry

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Plan to section

Circulation Geometry

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Plan Diagrams

Plan Diagrams

Plan Diagrams

PArti

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Plan Plan to section

Hierarchy

symmetry & Balance

Plan Diagrams Plan

Plan Diagrams

Circula tion Enclosure

Geometry

Geometry

Circula tion Enclosure Geometry

PArti

PArti

PArti symmetry & Balance Hierarchy Diagrams

Plan to section

Geometry Plan section wto ater

water Hierarchy

symmetry & Balance

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water Plan

Plan Diagrams Plan to section

water

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Hierarchy wind symmetry & Balance

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water Plan

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symmetry & Balance

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0 2 4

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN 0 2 4

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Island Boathouse el Floor Plan Program 32 1

Kayak Storage

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Community room & additional storage

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Outdoor Showers

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Kayak cleaning & maintanance

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event space

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warming kitchen

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storage & mechanical

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restrooms

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offices

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meeting room

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN 0 2 4 8 16 32 SECOND FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN 0 2 4 8 1’-0” = 1/16” 1’-0” = 1/16”

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SECTION A

Kiawah Islan Section B 0 2 4

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1’-0” = 1/16”

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SECTION B

Kiawah Islan Section B 0 2 4

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1’-0” = 1/16”

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Perspectives: Aspect & Prospect

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Final Model

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Becoming Both.

A BILLBOARD Mixed Use Ambiguous

Polysemic

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The process of adaptation yields a state of

duality .

The architecture adapts to the constant rise and fall of the water and thus we adapt.

SCAN TO WATCH THE ANIMATION CREATED WITH ADOBE AFTER EFFECTS

Fundamentals III Spring 2018 10 Weeks Illustrator, Photoshop, Rhino, SketchUp, After Effects

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POLYSEMICS

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ROOF PLAN

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FLOOR PLAN

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SECTIONS

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FULL

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ELEVATIONS

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EMPTY

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RIGHT

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BACK

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1 PERSPECTIVE: FULL

2 PERSPECTIVE: FULL

3 PERSPECTIVE: EMPTY

4 PERSPECTIVE: EMPTY

Cadmus Construction.

ARCHITECTURAL FIRM Residential Roswell, Georgia, USA

Austin Beach House

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A commitment to the environment.

Cadmus Construction is a design/build firm that specializes in the integration of sustainable materials and methodologies. Projects incorporate green materials and alternative energy solutions, producing many projects that are net-zero. Cadmus is committed to “Building a Better Environment.�

As an intern at Cadmus, I was able to be mentored in every aspect of the architectural process under Simone du Boise, head architect and general contractor. The following images were created by me and are from projects I worked on under the design direction of Simone du Boise, AIA, CGC, CSI, ICC, LEED AP BD+C, NCARB .

Internship July 2017 - Dec 2019 SketchUp

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Weatherford Place

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Weatherford Place

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Canton Mews

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Canton Mews

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Additional Works.

Amphitheater & Roman Museum in NĂŽmes, France

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Barcelona, Spain

Mercer House in Savannah, GA

Maison CarrĂŠe in NĂŽmes, France

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