Architectural Work Samples 2023

LORRYN WILHELM

ARCHITECTURAL WORK SAMPLES Professional Work | TCA Architecture Planning Professional Work | Bettisworth North Architects + Planners Fusion | University of Washington Anchor | University of Washington In-Tension | University of Washington

PROFESSIONAL WORK TCA Architecture + Planning Summer 2020 - Present Seattle, WA

TCA Architecture Planning is one of the foremost experts in public safety design in the western United States. The office of approximately 20 people is based out of Seattle, Washington. The firm’s focus is on public safety buildings, primarily fire stations and fire training facilities. The firm also offers single-family residential, commercial, and other municipal design services. TCA frequently is hired as a fire station specialist by otheer firms across the country, and has worked on fire stations in over a dozen states.

Rendering - Pasco Fire Station 85, Courtesy of TCA

As a design professional at TCA, I was involved in many project types, primarily in Washington state but also in other locations across the country. I had the opportunity to participate in all phases of the architectural design process from early conceptual design through construction documents and construction administration. I honed my software skills in Revit, AutoCAD, and Enscape, while also producing construction documents, learning architectural detailing, assisting with energy modeling and research, and collaborating with clients and consultants to complete projects. This is a selection of the projects I was most closely involved with during my time at TCA

FIRE STATION 22 EXPANSION & REMODEL FIRE STATION FLOOR PLAN

Proposed New Condition

FIRE STATION 22

LOBBY 101

VEST 100

Kirkland, WA | 2020-2023

WC ADA 102

PPE 132 DECON 131

CLIENT: City of Kirkland PROGRAM: renovate the existing Fire Station 22 to meet current standards of living and safety for fire fighters, while adding new space for additional apparatus, additional sleep rooms, and a new exercise and training room.

OFFICE 107

WC ADA 103

MULTI PURPOSE 104 DAY ROOM 105

BAY WC ADA 133

FF WORK 106

STOR 134

WASH ALCOVE 137

KITCHEN 108

APP BAY 130

Autodesk Docs://20-56-22 Kirkland FS 22/20-56-22 Kirkland FS 22_R22_CD.rvt

Contributions: • Produce schematic design and design development documents • Present exterior design concepts to firm principals • Produce permit and bid documents • Architectural detailing • Bid services, including work on addenda • Construction Administration services, including submittal review, site observation, and contract amendmenets • Energy modeling and energy code studies

Existing Condition

AIRLOCK 128

HALL 109N

STORAGE 136

MECH 111

ALGIN FINISH. 13/A8.4 SLEEP RM 120

WC 121

WC ADA 123

WC 122

AIRLOCK 124

WC ADA 126

LAV 125

ELEC 112

LAUNDRY 127

HALL 109

SLEEP RM 119

SLEEP RM 118

SLEEP RM 117

SLEEP RM 116

SLEEP RM 115

SLEEP RM 114

Fire Station Floor Plan, courtesy of TCA

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GYM 110

BLS 129 SHOP 135

FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 1 Scale: 1/8"

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Construction Progress

SLEEP RM 113

MECH 402 DN

ROOF LANDING 401

MASTER BALCONY BELOW

BIDDER-DESIGNED POOL

Roof Deck Plan

STAIR 301 MASTER BED 338 SF

DN MASTER BATH 307

UP

HALL 302

MASTER CLOSET 305

Third Floor Plan

STAIR 201 DN

BEDRM 1 BATH 202

LAUNDRY 209

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STORAGE 210

BEDRM 1 203

UP HALL 207 FAMILY ROOM 204

BEDRM 2 206

BEDRM 2 BATH 205

BALCONY 120

Second Floor Plan

Final Design Rendering

KHAN RESIDENCE

Bellevue, WA | 2020-2023 CLIENT: Dr. Rizwana Khan PROGRAM: New single-family residence on a steeply sloped and wooded lot in Bellevue, WA. Contributions: • Produce schematic design and design development documents • Present design concepts to firm principals • Present design concepts to clients • Produce permit and bid documents • Architectural detailing • Construction Administration services, including submittal review, site observation, and contract amendmenets

STAIR 112

GUEST BED 109

UP

GUEST BATH 110

HALL 107

DN

HOME OFFICE 111 Refrigerator

Upper First Floor Plan

ENTRY 100

DN

LIVING 101

DINING 102 UP STAIR 106

KITCHEN 103 Refrigerator

Lower First Floor Plan

STAIR 002

UP VESTIBULE 003

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MECH 004 GARAGE 001

Garage Floor Plan

Proposed New Condition

BELLEVUE MINI CITY HALL

TEMPORARY SERVICES AREA 100.1

Bellevue, WA | 2023

CLIENT: City of Bellevue PROGRAM: Interior tenant improvement of an existing mall tenant space to function as a “mini city hall” for underserved communities in Bellevue Contributions: • Produce schematic design and design development documents • Present design concepts to firm principals • Present design concepts to client • Produce permit and bid documents • Interior finish selections • Sustainability research

PARTNERSHIP ROOM 101

PUBLIC AREA 100

PARTNERSHIP ROOM 102

CONFERENCE 107

MANAGER'S OFFICE 106

SERVICE 103

BREAK ROOM 105 REF

Floor Plan, courtesy of TCA

Interior Color Board

Concept Perspective

RESTROOM 104

EIELSON AIR FORCE BASE, ALASKA AMES FINAL DESIGN SUBMITTAL

PROFESSIONAL WORK

BENJAMIN CALLAHAN CALLAHAN / WATTERSON JV 687 BARNUM DR. FAIRBANKS, AK 99712-1442 907) 371-7483 ben.callahan@callahanak.com

Bettisworth North Architects and Planners Summer 2017 - Fall 2018 Anchorage, AK

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Bettisworth North Architects and Planners is one of the largest architecture firms in the state of Alaska, with 40 employees and offices in Anchorage and Fairbanks. The firm is committed to a sustainable, comprehensive approach to design, and offers landscape architecture, interior design, and graphic design services in addition to architecture and planning.

CONSOLIDATED MUNITIONS ADMIN. FACILITY Eielson AFB, Fairbanks, AK

As an architectural intern at Bettisworth North, I was involved in a broad range of project types across the state of Alaska, ranging from rural hospitals to urban multi-family housing. I had the opportunity to participate in all phases of the architectural design process from early conceptual design through construction documents and construction administration. I honed my software skills in Revit, AutoCAD, and Enscape, while also producing construction documents, learning architectural detailing, assisting with energy modeling and research, and collaborating with clients and consultants to complete projects.

This is a selection of the projects I was most closely involved with during my year-long internship.

Contributions: • Assist with schematic design and space planning • Coordinate design work of consultants • Produce schematic design documents, design development documents, and construction documents • Present design concepts to stakeholders • Assist with production of architectural details

CLIENT: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers PROGRAM: Consolidated administration and munitions training facility, including offices, teaching facilities, and vehicle maintenance and storage facilities

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ANTENNAE WITH LINE OF SIGHT TO QUARRY HILL REPEATER STATION

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TRAINING BAY ROOF PARAPET 33' - 6"

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RESIDENT ENGINEER

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RENDERING FROM PLAN SOUTH

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48" BOLLARDS AT BUILDING CORNERS

EF-5, TYP. EF-4 NO SMOKING SIGN, 5'-0" TO T.O. SIGN

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ANTENNAE WITH LINE OF SITE TO QUARRY HILL REPEATER STATION

TRAINING BAY ROOF PARAPET 33' - 6"

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LIGHT FIXTURES WITH BIRD MITIGATION SPIKES, TYP.

ANTENNA, SEE FIRE ALARM

SNOW GUARD

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ph: (907)456-5780 fax: (907)451-8522

EF-2 KNOX BOX, 5'-4" TO B.O. BOX

ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS

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W911KB-18-C-0018

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BIRD NESTING MITIGATION FLASHING, TYP.

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MECH LOUVER KODIAK BROWN

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BETTISWORTH NORTH

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U.S. ARMY ENGINEER DISTRICT, ALASKA CORPS OF ENGINEERS ALASKA DISTRICT

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MECHLOUVER SURREY BEIGE, TYP.

FAIRBANKS

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PRIME CONTRACTOR

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CITY

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Alaska District

CONTRACTOR CALLAHAN / WATTERSON JV

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EF-1: INSULATED METAL PANELS, AZTECO EMBOSS - COLOR: SURREY BEIGE EF-2: SPLIT FACE MASONRY WAINSCOT - COLOR: KODIAK BROWN EF-3: PRECAST SILL - COLOR: KODIAK BROWN EF-4: METAL PARAPET CAP FLASHING - COLOR: DARK BRONZE RF 27 EF-5: WINDOWS - COLOR: DARK BRONZE RF 27 EF-6: EXTERIOR DOORS AND FRAMES - COLOR: DARK BRONZE RF 27

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COWORK BY RSD

Anchorage, AK | 2019-2022 ASID Alaska Merit Award 2022 CLIENT: RSD Properties PROGRAM: 15,000 square foot interior tenant improvement of an office building to function as a co-working space, including hot desks, private office suites, conference rooms, kitchen area, and more.

Contributions: • Produce schematic design and design development documents • Present design concepts to firm principals • Present design concepts to client • Produce permit and bid documents • Assist with interior finish selections • Materials, furniture, and equipment research

Finished worker break area

Concept Perspective, courtesy of BNAP

Finished “Huddle Rooms” for private phone calls

FUSION | PROSTHETICS RESEARCH LAB AND TEST CENTER LORRYN WILHELM | ARCH 504 | ROB CORSER | WINTER 2019

CIRCULATION PATH DIAGRAMS

FUSION PROSTHETIST

EXPLODED AXON

RESEARCH

University of Washington | Winter 2019

Light Bars

LIGHT BARS

SITE: Pier 48, Seattle, WA PROGRAM: to design a prosthetics research lab and test center adjacent to Seattle’s new waterfront park, incorporating clinical, research, and public awareness programs.

Rhino, Revit, Enscape, Photoshop, Illustrator

SUN SHADING

Sun Shading

Structure

STRUCTURE

PHYSICAL PUBLIC This prosthetics lab fuses the clients’ world with the public world of THERAPY the pier and fuses the city with Elliot Bay. The facility forms a campus, with the research programming in the south building and the physical therapy and public spaces in the north building. The gym, pool, track, and climbing wall are all accessible to the public when not in use by clients of the center. Large light bars stretch across the facility, allowing for even natural lighting throughout the facility. A private outdoor terrain course for prosthetics testing is located in a sunken courtyard on the west side of the building along the water.

Spine

SPINE

PROGRAM

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ALLOW SOUTH SUNLIGHT

BLOCK EXCESSIVE SOUTH SUNLIGHT

SECTION 1 1/16” = 1’

REFLECT NORTH SUNLIGHT

SECTION 2 1/16” = 1’

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Circulation/Activity Diagrams

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Site and Ground Floor Plan

Floor Plan Key: 1) Gymnasium 2) Climbing Wall 3) Public Reception 4) Cafe 5) Pool 6) Lockers 7) Client Reception 8) Research Gait Lab 9) Terrain Course 10) Elevated Track 11) Public Lecture 12) Physical Therapy 13) Patio 14) Fabrication Lab 15) Offices 16) Waiting/Lounge

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ANCHOR

University of Washington | Winter 2020 SITE: Haller Lake/130th Street Station area, Seattle, WA PROGRAM: To design functional, site-sensitive “missing middle” housing in Seattle’s single-family zones The Neighborhoods for All studio with Rick Mohler focuses on finding innovative strategies to solve Seattle’s housing affordability crisis by adding density to singlefamily zones. Students are encouraged to pursue both general and site-specific solutions to increase housing density while also being respectful of existing neighborhood conditions. The neighborhoods of Haller Lake and Pinehurst highly prize their large stock of exceptional trees while they also desire the introduction of neighborhood commercial space. The Anchor apartment building provides a neighborhood landmark and a diverse range of housing at the corner while preserving over a dozen exceptional trees on the site.

Buildable Footprint

Cross Section

Split

Shift

Exploded Axon

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COMMERCIAL SPACE

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A101

A101

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Site Plan

Ground Floor Plan

Second and Third Floor Plan 2 A101

KITCHEN DINING

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

KITCHEN/ DINING

LIVING

LIVING

BATHROOM

BATHROOM BEDROOM

LIVING

BATHROOM

BATHROOM

CLOSET

BEDROOM

KITCHEN DINING

1-Bedroom Unit Plan

2-Bedroom Unit Plan

BEDROOM

BEDROOM

3-Bedroom Unit Plan

2 A101

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Drag IN•TENSION act III University of Washington | Spring 2019

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AIA Northwest and Pacific Region Merit Award 2019

Where the human experience is brought into scale and allows not just the dancers, but the audience to enter through a space and be engulfed by SITE: Gould Hall, University of Washington, Seattle, WA the chaotic, dense nature of net. After PROGRAM: to design an interactive tensile structure made the dancers have interacted with the strength and and delicacy of theto net,facilitate a unique modern dance of nets rope they begin to embrace the tactility of it byperformance. surrounding and supporting themselves in this now interactive environment.

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