LAKE LEWIS selected works 2015 - 2022
STUDIO: ELABORATION I
STUDIO: ELABORATION II
UBER SKYPORT MOBILITY HUB
SEATTLE DESIGN FESTIVAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
LIVE WORK CO-OP
ADAPTIVE REUSE HOSTEL
3D SITE MODEL
IN KNOTS
DINNER - AIA NATIONAL
EMPTY TRANSIT - SWPA
DOMAINE DE BOISBUCHET
CULDESAC TEMPE
BEYOND THE BUILDING’S FOOTPRINT
COLORFUL KINAESTHESIA
POD ENTRY DETAIL MAPS
POLAR PERSPECTIVES - FILM
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Image by Angela Garcia
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Image by Austin Matzelle
ELABORATION I
FALL 2020
Carnegie Mellon University SoA
Professor Jonathan Kline FINAL
PROJECT
PHASE 1 - URBAN DESIGN ANALYSIS
In preparation for our final project, we began by conducting an analysis of the site. Through in-person obervations, transit studies, and photo collages, we could begin to think about and design the framework for our coop and the spaces we would be creating.
PENN AVE 37TH AVE Studio D 37TH AVE PENN AVE Detailed Site Plan Legend Pastry Chefs Furniture Designers Scale: 1/8” LAKE LEWIS
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FALL 2020
Carnegie Mellon University SoA
Professor Jonathan Kline
FINAL PROJECT PHASE 2 - LIVE WORK CO-OP
The Textile House
Each group of two in our studio section was tasked with designing a workshop and residences for the various types of clients we were working with.
With our clients being clothing designers, my partner and I decided to design a long workshop that bisected both residences. Not only did this design strategy serve as a way of welcoming individuals into the plaza and vice versa; we also created a dynamic space that could be transformed into a runway, with 37th Ave serving as an outdoor public street theater.
Plan Diagrams Legend Kitchen Shared Workspace Living/Multi-Purpose Space Green Space Bedroom Bathroom and Laundry Scale: 1/4” = 1’ 1st Floor 2nd Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Circulation Diagrams Legend Scale: 1/4” = 1’ Ciculation to/from Outdoor Spaces Ciculation to/from Upper Level Spaces Plaza to/from 37th Street Ciculation to/from 37th Street/Workshop to Living Room Space Plan Diagrams Legend Kitchen Shared Workspace Living/Multi-Purpose Space Green Space Bedroom Bathroom and Laundry Scale: 1/4” = 1’ 1st Floor 2nd Floor 1st Floor 2nd Floor Circulation Diagrams Legend Scale: 1/4” = 1’ Ciculation to/from Outdoor Spaces Ciculation to/from Upper Level Spaces Plaza to/from 37th Street Ciculation to/from 37th Street/Workshop to Living Room Space LAKE LEWIS ELABORATION
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ELABORATION I
FALL 2020
Carnegie Mellon University SoA
Professor Jonathan Kline
LIVE WORK CO-OP
CONTINUED
From Left to Right:
1) Section Perspective
2) South Elevation
West Elevation South Elevation Textile House LAKE LEWIS
3) Plaza Experience Render
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4) West Elevation
ELABORATION II
SPRING 2021
Carnegie Mellon University SoA Professor Jeremy Ficca
ADAPTIVE REUSE: THE COLONNADE
Located at the winding intersection of Concord St., Vinial St., Ahlers Way, and Spring Garden Ave in the North Allegheny Neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, The Colonnade - On Spring Garden Avenue; or just The Colonnade, looks to augment the Pittsburgh experience for visitors and locals alike.
An adaptive re-use project, the hostel is built in and around the shell of an old shoe factory. Pittsburgh has a rich industrial history, particularly in steel manufacturing.
Throughout the program, there are intentional spaces made for commoning. Hostels draw people from all over the world, and are sought after for their ability to bring said people together. From the game room on the lower level, to the library and kitchen spaces, all of these common spaces surround two courtyards and straddle the South facing shell wall. The hardscape courtyard is meant to invite those on foot and bike into the site. Upon entry, one is able to turn right and continue to the community meeting room and café; or, turn left and transition through to the more private hostel game room- which is demarcated by the existing elevator shaft as well as the elevation change from the public program to the private; almost like a portal.
The interior courtyard is an immediate change in ground tactility, becoming a lush rectangular landscape that seemingly grows up and over the wall. Small cuts in the shell provide a glimpse for outsiders as to what this space is like; however, you must “pierce” the façade to experience it. The long colonnades on both side of the shell wall allow for that sort of experience, and also serve as outdoor circulation. These colonnades are internalized on the second level, and allow for a conditioned view of the courtyards and surrounding area. With regards to public and private spaces- these are clearly delineated through the maintenance of the South facing wall. This additional artifact serves as a divider and threshold between the two types of program, and is only pierced in one location. These locations, as previously mentioned, result from the organization created by the old elevator shaft. The exposed structural trusses through the project allows for the creation of large, inviting volumes; drawing the viewer to sit in one of the indoor patios and reflect in the shadows of the various beams and columns.
Entry Circulation Diagram The Colonnade Scale: 1/8” 1’0 Ground Level The Colonnade Scale: 1/8” = 1’0 Third Level Second Level LAKE LEWIS
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM FIRST LEVEL SECOND LEVEL THIRD LEVEL 6
ELABORATION II
SPRING 2021
Carnegie Mellon University SoA
Professor Jeremy Ficca
ADAPTIVE REUSE: THE COLONNADE RENDERS
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APPROACH
CAFE
GAME ROOM & VIEW TOWARDS INTERIOR COLONNADE SITE AXONIMETRIC 7
RECEPTION
ELABORATION II
SPRING 2021
Carnegie Mellon University SoA
Professor Jeremy Ficca
ADAPTIVE REUSE: THE COLONNADE CONTINUED
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SLEEPING HALL
TRANSITION HALL TO COMMUNAL SPACES
SLEEPING HALL - PRIVATE ROOM COLONNADE
MULTI-PURPOSE SEATING AND LIBRARY SITE OBSERVATION NOTES CO-WORK SPACE AND COMMUNAL COLONNADE 8
LIBRARY
MODEL FOR SEATTLE ARCHITECTURAL FOUNDATION | MITHUN
Summer 2020
In collaboration with Ezra Homison (Imagery by Ezra)
To learn more about the project, visit here.
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UBER SKYPORT MOBILITY HUB
SEATTLE DESIGN FESTIVAL
IN KNOTS | MITHUN
Summer 2019
In collaboration with team members Sarah Reynolds, Stephanie Onuaja, Chris Reeh, Rosemarie Gregoire, & Brendan Connolly.
Imagery from Seattle Design Festival
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PHOTOGRAPHY
DINNER
Summer 2020
Judge’s Commendation Award
AIA National Photography Competition
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PHOTOGRAPHY
EMPTY TRANSIT
Spring 2015
Youth Competition Shortlist
ENVIRONMENT Category
Sony World Photography Awards
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DOMAINE DE BOISBUCHET
COLORFUL KINAESTHESIAGREEN
Summer 2019
In collaboration with mischler’trexler studio and Design Museum Gent. “This is a workshop about human movement and colour, with the goal to exhibit the result(s) in the exhibition “colour and the senses” at the Design Museum in Gent, Belgium, in Spring 2020.”
More info here.
Project Partner: Jason Kwak
Images by Martina Orska Photography
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DETAILED POD ENTRY MAPS | CULDESAC Summer 2022
In collaboration with team members Jasmine Little, James Graef, Jake Zien, and Duke DiEugenio.
To learn more about the project, visit here.
Render does not represent current or final design intentions for site, but rather design explorations during the iterative process. Final Design for project is subject to change.
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CULDESAC TEMPE
DETAILED POD ENTRY MAPS CONTINUED | CULDESAC TEMPE Summer 2022
In collaboration with team members Jasmine Little, James Graef, Jake Zien, and Duke DiEugenio.
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CULDESAC
PERSPECTIVES: VIEW FILM HERE
BEYOND THE BUILDING’S FOOTPRINT FALL 2022
Carnegie Mellon University SoA
Joseph F. Thomas Visiting Professor Zaid Kashef Alghata
Polar Perspectives utilizes photographer LaToya Ruby Frazier’s methods of extreme macro to extreme micro in her work to capture distinct moments in Braddock, PA from intentionally different perspectives. Doing so is meant to highlight the proximity of the Edgar Thompson Steel Works to residential and civic spaces, while showcasing the fortitude of a community that must continually straddle the extremes of society against their will.
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POLAR
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