AS AN ARCHITECT I WANT TO REVOLUTIONIZE ARCHITECTURE IN THE CITY OF KHUJAND, TAJIKISTAN.
COMMUNITY CENTER AND ART CENTER
UNL ARCHITECTURE 211: HILARY WIESE
CHRISTOPHER NGUYEN & MUMINJON MIRZOEV
THE LODGE IS THE IDEA OF BRINGING MORE ARTISTS TOGETHER INTO LINCOLN. THE ART CENTER INCLUDES A FOUR BED APARTMENT FOR THE TRAVELING ARTISTS. ATRIUM THAT COULD BE FLEXIBLE WITH AN ART SHOW, A LIBRARY BUILT INTO MEZZANINE, AND A ROOFTOP AREA FOR THE GUESTS. FOR THE MATERIALITY WE CHOSE MOSTLY CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER. AS FOR THE CLADDING WENT
ALUMINUM CLADDING ON THE SIDES OF THE BUILDING AND GLUE-LAMINATED HORIZONTAL CLADDING ACROSS THE FRONT AND THE BACK OF THE BUILDING. THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING IS FOCUSED MORE ON PUBLIC ENVIRONMENT, WHILE THE BACK OF THE BUILDING IS MORE OF A PRIVATE AREA WHERE THE TRAVELING ARTISTS COULD FEEL MORE PRIVACY OF AN ENVIRONMENT.
PRIVATE WINDOWS
STRUCTURES
ALUMINUM CLADDING
CURTAIN WALL
SOLAR PANEL ROOF WOOD PANELING 4 BED APARTMENT PATIO BAR SKY ROOF
SHORT SECTION CUT
LONG SECTION CUT
WALKWAY RENDER
MEZZANINE RENDER
UNL ARCHITECTURE 310: ADAM WIESE & NATE GIESELMAN
THIS PROJECT FOCUSES ON CREATING A FACILITY FOR RESEARCHERS TO STUDY THEIR SURROUNDINGS AND FOREIGN STRUCTURES THAT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED WHILE FLYING OVER AN UNEXPLORED THE UNEXPLORED ISLANDS. ONE OF THE STRUCTURES BEING BROKEN AND FOREIGN PLANTS AND ANIMALS LEACHING OUT. OUR GOAL IS TO CREATE A FACILITY THAT COULD STUDY THE STRUCTURES AND THE BIOLOGY OF FOREIGN OBJECTS FOR FIVE PERMANENT RESIDENTS AND FIVE FOR TEMPORARY.
WE AS A GROUP HAD TO COME UP WITH A FACILITY THAT COULD BE SAFE AND USED TO STUDY THE OBJECTS. THE FACILITY MUST INCLUDE A RESIDENTIAL SUITE FOR TEMPORARY RESEARCHERS AND PERMANENT RESEARCHERS WITH OFFICES AND LABORATORIES. TO MAKE THE RESIDENTS MORE COMFORTABLE STAYING ON THE ISLAND IS BY CREATING A BOUNDARY WITH MIDDLE SPACE AND HAVING THE RESIDENTIAL WINDOWS FACING AWAY FROM ALL THE FOREIGN STRUCTURES.
RESIDENTIAL SECTION CUT
STRUCTURE LAB SECTION CUT
