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[ADV] ANCED DESIGN PORTFOLIO

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DEDICATION: TO MY LATE GRANDPA’S, THANK YOU FOR PUSHING ME TO FOLLOW MY DREAMS AND PASSION AS A CHILD, IT IS WHAT KEEPS ME GOING. I HOPE I MAKE YOU PROUD, ALWAYS. YOUR MIRA..

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MIRA RAMI TABBALAT THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND COMMUNITY DESIGN 19226 MEADOW PINE DR. | TAMPA, FL | 33647 MIRATABBALAT@MAIL.USF.EDU MIRATABBALAT@GMAIL.COM


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CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA

LEVENT KARA, THOMAS GOODWILL

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THE ART AND CULTURE CENTER OF CHARLESTON KYOTO, JAPAN STANLEY RUSSELL

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P1 KAMOGAWA ONSEN P2 KAMOGAWA SAUNA

ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND JOSUE ROBLES

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QUEEN’S BELT

YARUQUI ECUADOR

JAN WAMPLER

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THE SPINE OF THE CITY

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK NANCY SANDERS

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ARCHITECT’S LENS THROUGH THE CHEF’S TABLE

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KAMOGAWA ONSEN& SPA KYOTO,JAPAN| PROFESSOR STANLEY RUSSELL

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ABERDEEN,SCOTLAND| PROFESSOR JOSUE ROBLES

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GREEN-LIGHTHOUSE DIAGRAM::

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REFLECTIVE ATMOSPHERE [BREATH] SOCIAL ENGAGMENT PRODUCE FOOD

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PUBLIC SPACE DIAGRAM::

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5 Zones [SENSES] 1 :: tower garden [TOUCH]

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2:: outdoor theatre [HEAR] 3:: coffee shop [TASTE] 4:: ________ [SEE] 5:: ________ [SMELL]

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Developing a New Urban Density: The Spine will touch base on different aspects that will help Yaruqui develop an efficient city through it local roots and attract more citizens: - Transportation: adding a transportation hub and a bus system that flows through the spine. - Research: building institutions that will increase in the education of agriculture as well as city growth. - Agriculture: adding a greenhouse hub, excess roof top gardens and celebrating the unique Ecuadorian crops along the spine for shade and experience through different scales. - Sustainability: Adding methods that collects rain water and cleaning the minerals for them through research and education. Solar energies will start producing through solar panels found on roofs as well as louver designs. Wind energy will be produced through windmills located in the “hugging� green area to help with efficient sustainable energy production. - Culture: adding libraries along the Spine and the roots to value the historic and cultural values of Ecuador and most importantly Yaruqui. Yaruqui is also known for growing unique crops such as red bananas. Therefore, there will be areas of agriculture dedicated to learning about their crops. - The people: creating different spaces that convey different scales to activate social and gathering lands for the people. The ideas of courtyards and rooftop gardens will develop different elevated spaces and interesting urban sections.

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