The Pathway Project

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COMPONENT & ASSEMBLY

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ASSEMBLY & SPACE

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Wall Aggregations With Grasshopper

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Wall to Wall

Wall to Ceiling

Wall to Floor

DESCRIPTION Cube Aggregation - Grasshopper Once we landed on our base unit, Mary tasked the class with utilising grasshopper in specifc wasp to help us aggregate these units into walls.

When undergoing this process we first needed to idenitfy our base unit.

For this aspect of the project I modified my base unit to make the aggregations go a bit smother, thus my unit was an aggrergation of four of my orginal units. From there you set the orintation and point of connection between units, setting rules for which point you want to connect where. And finally you create bboundries of where the units can aggregate, finally giving us

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Porosity Units Assembly of Unit

Porosity Unit 1

Porosity Unit 2

These units consist of 4 of my base units aggregated together When creating these porosity units I began by subtracting 8 triangular shaped from the middle of the unit.

Porosity Unit 3

From there I began making them incrementally larger and larger. What made these porosity inits unique was that while reducing the amount of material

Porosity Unit 4

they still maintain there original shape thus they can still be aggregated in the same manner. This allowed to me aggregate any porosity unit in any aggangment creating a very unique and intrestign visual.

ENVIRONMENTAL CODING

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Interior view of living room

Enviromental Coding 1016 E Elmore Ave, Dallas Texas The analysis of the programmatic spaces and sun exposure guided the placement of the porosity units.

As seen in the sun exposure diagram below, both the south and east sides of the house receive more light, while the diagram on the right shows that the southernmost side of the house is the most private space requiring less visibility outside. Given this, I placed the porosity units on the east and south faces of the public living space, where the most sunlight would be required, and used less porous units in the bedroom and bathroom to provide a cozier and more private feel.

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Sun Exposure

Program Privacy

exterior view of living room

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Detailed Section of Planter

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Public vs.

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Green Space

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FABRICATI ON

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Fabrication

Roof to wall adapter plate

1016 E Elmore Ave, Dallas Texas The fabrication technique used to realize this project would be continuous 3D printing with the use of the ICON 3D printer. There would be two separate prints happening simultaneously: the wall and the roof. Given that the roof is also constructed out of the same base unit, it would be able to be printed off- site and simply placed on top of the completed walls.

Although the walls are constructed with fairly complex shapes, everything remains in compliance with the limitations of the printer as seen in the physical 3D printed models.

Inset Removable Planter Drainage

3D Printed Planter

Spray Foam Insulation Lavacrete 3D Printed Wall

Concrete Foundation

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East Elmore Site

I chose the Emlosre site for its connection 1016 Elmore path Ave, and Dallas Texasshape. I to theEwalking unique think that the shapte of the site can lend itself to an intresting design as seen in the priliminary design sketch to the left. Along with the site the adjcency to the walking path provied a lot of green space that is farly rare in the suburbs of dallas. It provides an exsperiece unlike anything around that I am looking forward to exploring and developing further.

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Site Plan

Public vs.

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Sun Exposure

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Floor Plan

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North Section

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East Elmore Site Interior and Exterior Perspectives The use of porosity within my units was a way to create a one of a kind lighting exsperience within the house while at the same time provide a beautiful facade on the exterior. The opening serve not only to bring in light to the more public areas of the house but also to breakup the exterior facade. They make the siding on everywall unique and differnt drawing vistors eyes as it catchs the light on each units various edges and formes amazing shadows across its facade.

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Rendered Perspective 1 exterior

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Rendered Perspective 1 Interior

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