UNDERGRADUATE DESIGN PORTFOLIO
KYLE PATRICK KOEHNE
Ichetucknee Springs Embankment
Studio Professor ProgramDesign 5
Nina Hofer Dock
Holding back the earth, reaching into the water. Breaking the foliage for an unobstructed view. A place to embark away from the structured ground.
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Stairs to Nowhere - Nonument
Studio Professor ProgramDesign 7 (VIA)
Michael Montoya Midrise Housing
A break in the levee on the Tiber river, bringing water to the people. A garden covered in silt washed away by the rain. A family on each floor.
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Breakdown: Music CO-OP
Studio Professor ProgramDesign 6
John Maze CommercialBreakdown CO-OP provides a unique place in Gainesville for both participating in and observing music. As you work your way from the ground floor up, these activities begin to overlap in interactivity.
14 2nd Floor Plan 3rd Floor Plan 1st Floor Plan Audience Stage Isolation Booth Control Room GR 2 GR 1 Storage UP UP UP UP UP Record Store Lobby Area Mech Room UP A B C D UP Audience Lounge 1 UP UP UP UP UP Music Library Record Store A B C D PR 1 PR 2 PR 3 Bar Area Small Studio Writers Room UP DN DN DN A B C D
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Tippet Rise Lookout
Studio Professor ProgramDesign 8
Stephen Belton Pavillion
A series of prefabricated posttensioned concrete beams. Walls poured from the earth. Water narrowing the gap between the ground and the sky. Glass as a canvas painted by nature.
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Cement Stool
Studio Professor Program
Design 8
Stephen Belton FurnitureThis stool is an exploration of the formal qualities of cement and the idea of sculpting what you touch. The unique top shape was created with an eight piece mold that was 3D printed and assembled.
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Top Bottom Split
In its rawest form, nature cannot be stolen. In the same, organic form without meaning lacks contemplation. There will always be some level of reconciliation by man. Rather than hiding this uncanny mockery, bring it to the forefront and let it co-exist.
Written for Architecture Theory 2
