Architecture Portfolio_ Katelynn Smith

KATELYNN SMITH Architecture Portfolio

Selected Works 2011 - 2017

CONTENTS Engaging The City

03

Canopy Market

07

Cairn Tower

11

Fabricating Wellness

13

Auburn School of Nursing

17

Site & Building Analysis

19

Graphics & Fabrications

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ENGAGING THE CITY

UF FALL 2014

Rome, Italy In collaboration with Alyssa White

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Public spaces have been an important aspect of roman life since antiquity. The urban mapping of Rome is seen as a compilation of piazzas and sliced pathways that serve as circulation.

Theater Residential Commercial Retail

UF FALL 2014

Public Green Space

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Circulation

Shifting Elevations

In urban environments buildings act as the shapers of space. Plazas are created as dwelling spaces for people to inhabit. Because of this, the shape of urban buildings are often informed by the configuration of public space rather than public space being created from the area left over.

CANOPY MARKET Portland, Oregon

Canopy Market is located at the intersection of Broadway and Couch and directly next to the North Park Blocks. The building includes an indoor and outdoor public market component and a theater.

The program is split with the theater sitting on top of the market space with the entrance on Broadway.

UO FALL 2016

The park blocks act as a place of gathering and interaction in the city. Canopy market and theater take inspiration from the park blocks and mimics it in both form and tectonic language.

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West Elevation

North Elevation

1st Floor Plan

UO FALL 2016

The concept of peeling away the constructed is used as a transition from the building to the natural park area. The path creates a gradient as it moves away from building through the park and towards the buildings on the other side. This idea is also reflected in the structure and screen of the theater as it get less dense the closer it moves towards the park.

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2nd Floor Plan

Taking inspiration from the park block, the form of the cantilever over the outdoor market mimics the feeling of being under the tree canopy. The market on the 1st level is very transparent and uses the columns to organize activity similar to the understory of the park and the way the tree trunks organize moments of movement and rest. Additionally, the theater echoes the idea of the canopy with its screened facade with intermittent openings for light and views.

Theater Market

Theater Market

CAIRN TOWER Barcelona, Spain In collaboration with Alyssa White

Cairns are stacks of rocks built as a landmark along a route to help hikers orient themselves to their surrounding. Barcelona’s consistent building scale is punctured by strategically placed towers.

UF FALL 2014

Podium & Tower

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Cairn

Form Manipulations

These towers act as city markers helping to make sense of wayfinding within the city. The towers are placed in the space of a terminating view, such as the entrance to the port, like Cairn Tower. It takes inspiration from the cairn with its stacked programmatic elements that balance on top of each other.

Facade Detail

FABRICATING WELLNESS

2018 AIA COTE Top Ten for Students Design Competition winner Portland, Oregon In Collaboration with Amy Sanitmauro & Joel Bohlmeyer

Bamboo Harvested for Produc

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BIKE SCORE

99

Harvest & Civic Identity

Harvest & Air Quality Improvement

UO WINTER 2017 13

TRANSIT SCORE

Cent

Proposed Portland Green Loop

Willamette River Water Ecology Street

Bamboo Harvesting

Willamette River

HARVEST & CIVIC IDENTITY

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Biosw

Compost Fertilizes Bamboo

PRODUCTION & WELLNESS

HARVEST & AIR QUALITY IMPROVEMENT

WALK SCORE

Bioswale

Production & Wellness

The goal of the project is to place a building’s water system at the forefront and rethink how water can be integrated into a community. At a large scale using the constraints of the industrial sanctuary in Portland’s central eastside as a way to create a relationship between production and ecology allowed the building and its program to beneficially serve the district.

At a smaller scale it creates a prototype that contains a regenerative looped system of resources.

200’

ction

DWELLING WELLNESS PRODUCTION

swale

o

tral East Side

Green Loop

Bull Run Reservoir CLEANER WATER SYSTEM = CLEANER RAIN

Mount Hood RAINWATER COLLECTION

SOCIALIZE LIGHT GREYWATER RE-INTRODUCED INTO RIVER

BAMBOO FILTERS GREYWATER

DWELL

TREATED RAINWATER USED AS POTABLE WATER FOR RESIDENTS

GREYWATER WATERS BAMBOO

LIGHT GREYWATER USED FOR PRODUCTION

BAMBOO GROWS WELLNESS

PRODUCTION

BIOMASS HEATS WATER FOR RADIANT FLOORING

FERTILIZER MADE FROM COMPOST USED FOR BAMBOO SOIL

BAMBOO HARVESTED

WATER/WASTE

STORAGE LEFT OVER SCRAP MADE INTO PELLETS FOR BIOMASS HEATING

This building employs both active and passive strategies to maximize the use of energy. Orienting the building on an east/west axis maximizes daylighting and direct solar gain. The use of natural ventilation through operable windows and stack effect that pulls air up through the atrium reduces the energy load. The solar array generates power for the building on site and is net positive. Furthermore, the building uses wood waste from production to power a biomass system, heating water for radiant floors in the residences.

109%

of energy produced on site

SCRAP/WASTE MIXED WITH COMPOST

USED FOR PRODUCTION OF BAMBOO GOODS

WATER BUDGET USE BATHROOM SINK: KITCHEN SINK: SHOWER: DRINKING WATER: LAUNDRY:

1.02 7.5 11.8 1.75 1.56

TOTAL:

23.63

[Gallons/Person/Day]

x

x

23.63 x 50 x 365

431,248

[Gallons/yr]

HARVESTNG

x

x .85

(7246SF x 42” x .85)

258,682 [Gallons/yr]

258,682 x 4 Buildings

1,034,728 [Gallons/yr]

STORAGE 1,182 x 90days= 106,380 106,380 x 4 Buildings =425,520 Gallon Tank

Cistern= 56,887ft³

Utilization of composting toilets, shared laundry services, and efficient fixtures aid in a 70% water usage reduction. 60% of the building’s needs are offset through the use of on-site rainwater catchment and treatment. After filtering, the light-greywater is utilized in the building’s radiant floor system and in the ground level woodshop’s water jet. Once filtered, excess greywater is released into a series of bioswales to be step filtered before returning to the Willamette River. This slow release of filtered greywater and storm runoff help the river’s ecosystems to thrive in clean water and improves the health of the overall water system.

PV Array (Energy Production)

UO WINTER 2017

Common Laundry (Load Reduction)

Green Roof (Insulation & Evaporative Cooling)

Super Insulation (Tight Envelope)

Bamboo (Air Quality Improvement)

Greywater Storage (Thermal Mass & Vegetative Cooling)

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Green Lo Composting Toilets (Waste Reduction)

6th Ave.

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Biomass (Radiant Heating)

7th Ave.

Transparency and highlighting of systems plays an integral role in the design. Within a six-story atrium, the staircase is a series of cascading planters, designed to filter residents’ greywater while providing lush greenery that serves as a source of wayfinding throughout the building. At the second level, water transfers to an open-air bamboo garden for storage. The garden is open to the public and encourages users to meander its series of elevated walkways and decks to explore public services.

PROTOTYPE BUILDING SITE 2

PROTOTYPE BUILDING SITE 3

SE ANKENY ST

SE 7TH AVE

SE 6TH AVE JUICE

GYM

YOGA

SPA

LAUNDRY

COMMUNITY LOUNGE

BUILDING SITE

Level 2 - Wellness Sanctuary

ATRIUM

COMMUNITY TERRACE PV ROOF BELOW

Level 6 STUDIO

STUDIO

1 BR

STUDIO

2 BR

STUDIO

ATRIUM 1 BR STUDIO

PROTOTYPE BUILDING SITE 1

STUDIO

Levels 3-5 COVERED PARKING

MAIL AND BIKE STORAGE

WOOD SHOP / PRODUCTION SPACE

RETAIL SPACE

ENTRANCE ATRIUM

Ground Level 0’

5’

10’

20’

40’

SE ASH ST

AUBURN SCHOOL OF NURSING Auburn, Alabama

8"

FLUID APPLIED AIR BARRIER GYP. BOARD BATT INSULATION

1' - 5 1/2"

8" METAL STUD METAL PANEL

RIGID INSULATION LIQUID FLASHING

SHEATHING

3/4"

2X PT BLOCKING 3/4" SEALANT & BACKER ROD

SHIM

CAULK 4 1/2"

STACY NORMAN ARCHITECTS 2015 -2016

5 1/2"

17

PRIMARY PERIMETER SEALANT

1' - 1"

2' - 10 1/2"

SS BAR

CAULK

CAULK

HAT CHANNEL

HAT CHANNEL

LIQUID FLA

METAL PAN A FULL, CO SEALANT E

METAL PANEL CLEAT SET INTO A FULL, CONTINUOUS BED OF SEALANT EQUAL TO DOW 795

COMPOSITE

COMPOSITE METAL PANEL RIGID INSULATION

SHEATHING

3/8" / 1'-0"

SHEATHING

11"

3/8" / 1'-0"

1"

FLUID APPLIED AIR BARRIER

GRADE 4"

CONTINUOUS TERMINATION BAR FASTENED @ 8-9" O.C. & ENCAPSULATED WITH LIQUID MEMBRANE

FLUID APPLIED AIR BARRIER

WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

VENT

EXTEND WATERPROOFING DOWN ON FACE OF FOOTING TO A MIN. OF 12" BELOW BOTTOM OF SLAB ON GRADE. HOWEVER, IF WATERPROOFING HAS TO TURN DOWN FACE OF FOOTING IT MUST TURN DOWN A MIN. OF 4". TERM. BAR MAY BE DELETED IF W.P. IS TERMINATED ON FACE OF FOOTING

8"

8"

10"

10"

VENT

4"

GFRC SUPPORT FRAMING BY LBYD OR GFRC MFR?

GFRC SUPPORT FRAMING BY LBYD OR GFRC MFR?

10"

SELF ADHERING WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

24 GA. STAINLESS STEEL COUNTER FLASHING

1"

SELF ADHERING WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE

VENT

VENT 2' - 6" 2' - 6"

1' - 0"

8.3

1' - 0"

6"

6"

8.7

G

F

2 A4.28

ARCHITECTURAL SHINGLES

2' - 3 1/2"

HOUSE LEVEL "

1 A5.11

ALUM. STOREFRONT AS SCHEDULED

A4.28

ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST HEADER

6' - 2"

8 A5.17

Sim

1 A5.17 REF. STRUCTURAL FOR BEAM 2' - 0"

S6

4 A5.11

3/4" 1' - 5 3/4" 3/4"

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED CONCRETE CORNICE, SUPPORT BY GFRC MFR.

5' - 9 1/4"

L3 "

CAP EXTENSION

6

3' - 6"

S6

Sim

4' - 8"

S6

10 A5.11

2' - 8"

9' - 8 1/2"

ALUM. STOREFRONT AS SCHEDULED

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED CONCRETE CORNICE, SUPPORT BY GFRC MFR.

2' - 0"

ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST HEADER

PENTHOUSE LEVEL 46' - 0"

4' - 8"

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED CONCRETE CORNICE, SUPPORT BY GFRC MFR.

ARCHITECTURAL SHINGLES

Sim

METAL PANEL

46' - 0"

8' - 1 1/2"

ALUM. CURTAIN WALL VISION GLASS

10 A5.17

ALUM. CURTAIN WALL SPANDREL GLASS 2' - 4" 7' - 7 1/4"

25' - 6"

CERAMIC FRIT GLASS

5

ACCENT BRICK

A5.17

7' - 5 1/4"

0"

9 A5.17 8 3/4"

3 A5.17 EMERGENCY OVERFLOW

ARCHITECTURAL CONCRETE (BEYOND)

COLUMN WITH REVEAL

ARCHITECTURAL PRECAST

5

8"3/4"

LEVEL 2 18' - 0"

SPANDREL GLASS

C8 A4.28

LEVEL 1 ' - 0"

ALUM. CURTAIN WALL AS SCHEDULED CAP EXTENSION

ALUM. CURTAINWALL CERAMIC FRIT GLASS C8

FIBERGLASS REINFORCED CONCRETE CORNICE, SUPPORT BY GFRC MFR.

7 A5.17

4

L2 "

LEVEL 3 32' - 0"

METAL PANEL

A4.28

FLUID APPL

LIQUID FLA

METAL THR

SELF ADHERING MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING

10"

5' - 6"

5' - 6"

TUBE BETWEEN STUDS AT COLUMNS

TUBE BETWEEN STUDS AT COLUMNS

LEVEL 1 0' - 0"

METAL THRU WALL FLASHING

11"

8"

8"

BEAM STUB AT COLUMNS TO CONNECT TUBE

BEAM STUB AT COLUMNS TO CONNECT TUBE

RIGID INSU

LIQUID FLASHING 8"

LEVEL 3 32' - 0"

FLUID APPLIED AIR BARRIER

MIN. BELOW GRADE

LEVEL 3 32' - 0"

MIN ABOVE GRADE

3' - 8"

RIGID INSULATION PAVERS

3' - 8"

1' - 2"

PROTECTION BOARD

8"

METAL FLA

LIQUID FLASHING

CHANNEL OR TUBE

CHANNEL OR TUBE

3/4" SEALAN

1' - 2"

CONTINUOUS TERMINATION BAR FASTENED 8-9"O.C. & ENCAPSULATED WITH SEALANT

3 7/8"

8 3/4"

8 3/4"

SEALANT 215 MIL HOT ASPHALT

LIQUID FLA

3/4" SEALANT & BACKER ROD 3 7/8" METAL FLASHING

GYP. BD.

GYP. BD.

PREFINISHED TRIM BY ALUM. PANEL MANUFACTURER

PRIMARY P

LIQUID FLASHING

3/4"

CONTINUOUS CHANNEL OR ANGLE

CONTINUOUS CHANNEL OR ANGLE

3/4"

3' - 6"

SHEATHING

3' - 6"

R

3 7/8" PRIMARY PERIMETER SEALANT

4 1/2"

3 7/8"

4 1/2"

2' - 10 1/2"

MIN. BELOW GRADE

CABLE 1' - 1"

F

F

MIN ABOVE GRADE

3 1/2" 3 1/2" 3 1/2" 3 1/2"

3 1/2" 3 1/2" 3 1/2" 3 1/2"

2"

2"

2" DIA. TUBE

E

4" CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB ON VAPOR BARRIER OVER POROUS FILL

FOUNDATION-REF. STRUCTURAL

SELF ADHE

24 GA. STAI GRADE

BUILDING & SITE ANALYSIS

National Museum of Roman Art Analysis

An analysis to understand a persons relationship to spaces by mapping itinerary, Proportions, Rythm and hierarchy of spaces.

Vals Therme Analysis

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An analysis of how a person moves through and interacts with the space they are occupying by mapping itinerary, thresholds, and scale.

Geometries

Itinerary & Thresholds

Overhead Conditions

Composite Map

Movement & Stasis

Courtyard site analysis of the moments of entry, movement, and stasis and how they correlate to site conditions to determine the most valuable location to place an intervention.

Graphics & Fabrication

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