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Architecture Portfolio Kathleen Eveleth 2021

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ARTWORK Recent artwork in various mediums including oil paint, charcoal, oil pastel, graphite and colored pencils.


REVIT RESIDENTIAL This is a visual representation of an open-concept modern residence for potential clients to enjoy.


FACADE This design proposal uses reference lines from neighboring buildings to create a double layered facade that connects to the city’s urban fabric while enclosing the outdoor spaces and circulation within the site.


TREEHOUSE HOME This is a three-story residential building with an add-on greenhouse. This design was the result of experimenting with different shapes in SketchUp and seeing how they ďŹ t into branches that were 3D scanned into the program.


MODERN HOME This design of a small modern residential home focuses on creating outdoor social spaces. I designed it in Adobe Illustrator and used an epilogue laser cutter to make pieces with notches for simple assembly. This was a project completed during my spare time assisting at Everlaser in Philadelphia.


GREEN HOUSE This edible schoolyard design proposal explores the relationship between interior and exterior space based on program.


APARTMENT FLOORPLAN This is a model of a two bedroom, two bathroom commercial hotel suite. The objective was to create a comfortable vacation space for potential visitors. This design responds and contributes to multiple other hotel rooms in the same complex while following speciďŹ c restraints and a budget. It was initially designed on Revit and then physically modeled using foam core, balsa wood, linoleum and acrylic.


TECHNICAL DRAWINGS Freehand sketches, perspective drawings, construction drawings and isometric drawings.


BRIDGE BUILDING This was a bridge building competition where the objective was to design a bridge. Points were awarded for the lightest bridge, least amount of stick members and for the most weight held in physical testing. I used the Bridge Builder program to test out multiple designs that minimized tension and compression. When building the bridge, I used the data collected from Bridge Builder to strategically place string to reduce tension. I had 22 single members, 17 doubled members and 3 string locations. In theory, the bridge would’ve held 230 pounds but in the test it held 145 pounds.

Standard Truss design for road level

Criss Cross pattern of string to minimize tension Shortened Members

Doubled

Breaking Point

String used to optimize weight


SHAPED ENVIRONMENTS This design proposal explores the various environments of a grocery store through tectonic elements and spatial strategy.


Section Snapshot: Winter

Section Snapshot: Summer

Section Animation → https://youtu.be/nb0nRbidG88


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