S20_IARC272_Introduction to Interior Architecture Studio II_Student Housing

IARC 272 Spring 2020

STUDENT HOUSING Interior Architecture Studio

Briahna Aderman Alyssa Bond Autumn Hanks Hannah Hobbs Lily Hubbard Andrew Keys Hannah Phillips Brooklyn Poff Emily Roach Olivia Robbins Margot Suchet Camryn Weekly Makayla Wood Wesley Working

SCHOOL OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

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Course IARC 272 INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE STUDIO II in Spring 2020 Students Briahna Aderman Alyssa Bond Autumn Hanks Hannah Hobbs Lily Hubbard Andrew Keys Hannah Phillips Brooklyn Poff Emily Roach Olivia Robbins Margot Suchet Camryn Weekly Makayla Wood Wesley Working Reviewers Liz Teston | University of Tennessee Cheryl Baxter | University of Tennessee Tim Dolan | University of Tennessee David Matthews | University of Tennessee Hochung Kim | University of Tennessee Felicia Dean | University of Tennessee Sean Chalmers | Dominion Development Group Thom Meek | GHP Cory Olsen | University of Oregon John Ballentine | Dyer Brown Architects Publisher/Instructor Jinoh Park Contact jpark100@utk.edu

Š The copyright of all design results contained in this book belongs to each (student) designer.

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INSTRUCTOR’S NOTE

It was a semester with the beginning of 2020 filled with hearts. However, we met an unexpected difficulty, and I finally started making this book at the end of this semester. First of all, thank my students who completed the semester. Also, thanks to all reviewers for sharing their insights and comments in all three reviews.

The theme of this design studio was residential space. The dwelling typology has been established according to the needs and wants of the residents’ social role as changes in societies. In other words, most people of the same social role stay in a specific and similar housing type.

However, even in the same housing type, the residents reflect their tastes in the space and live in various forms. Therefore, in this design studio, students researched the student housing where they stayed and then proceeded with the process of realizing their own ideas based on the research outcomes. This book contains the journey of the students’ processes and outcomes.

Making this book is a way to review my instruction through my students’ processes and outcomes. By looking at each phase of the process and its outcome, I feel like I might have had to help or teach my students more at some points. This book gives me feedback on student achievement. Also, I hope to help 1) my students apply what they have learned to the following years, 2) the future faculties in charge of the students I have taught to understand the students’ outputs, and 3) my future students understand my expectations. Lastly, I wish this book can be used as a base for creating my students’ portfolio.

Many thanks to my students, reviewers, and colleagues for giving me this opportunity at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Jinoh Park, Instructor

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CONTENTS

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Student Housing Research

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Suchet, Margot |The Roost

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Working, Wesley |River Retreat

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Weekly, Camryn |Verve Living

Living Room

Living Room

Kitchen

MORNING ROUTINE

NIGHT ROUTINE

1-Wake up 2-Go to the bathroom (wash face, brush teeth) 3-Make breakfast 4-Pick out outfit & grab backpack 5-Leave house for class

1-Come home 2-Get a snack 3- Do homework OR take a nap 4-Shower 5-Make dinner 6-Watch tv, go to sleep

Kitchen

-NEW APPLIANCES -LARGE STORAGE AREAS -IN UNIT LAUNDRY -AMENITIES AT COMPLEX -WALK IN CLOSET -SPACIOUS BEDROOM & BATHROOM -SECURITY

-OLDER APPLIANCES -NO STORAGE -SMALL ROOMS -POOR SECURITY -LITTLE TO NO AMENITIES

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A Letter to My Students

Poff, Brooklyn 134 Robbins, Olivia |The Village: An RESEARCH // ASSIGNMENT |Terrace 01, Flats 03 & 04 Academic Community MORNING ROUTINE

WAKE UP

SHOWER

SKINCARE/MAKEUP

DINNER

HOMEWORK

BREAKFAST

AFTERNOON ROUTINE

BATHROOM ROUTINE

COMPETITORS: THE STANDARD, REN 3, & LAKE PLAZA // AMENITIES & LOCATION The Standard // $900/mo Further from campus but still very close Noise from the strip is bad Amenities are nicer and more modern Small bedrooms Mid sized closet Small bathroom Thin walls Pool & gym Parking spot not guaranteed

Ren 3 // $665/mo Close to campus and the strip quiet Large living area/room Large kitchen w/ island Balcony Mid sized closet Less updated interior space Most affordable Parking spot

Lake Plaza // $725/mo Close to campus and the strip No shared bathroom Small living area Balcony Mid sized bedrooms Large closet Thin walls Less updated interior space Parking spot

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COURSE SCHEDULE

After learning how to define their tastes, students completed student housing projects that reflects their lifestyle by doing a series of assignments, each step of the evidence-based design process.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PROJECT TITLE

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Waking Up in the Morning Routine at 9:00am

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Assignment 01_Lifestyle

TOWEL RACK

FLOW OF SPACES AND PRIVACY VS OPENESS

UNDER BED

LOCATION

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CLOSET COFFEE TABLE

Wake up, turn off alarm and get out of bed

Turn on light swith

Get dressed and put on shoes Walk towards the bedroom from the closet door to open it

TV

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Walk into the bathroom and turn on the lights shutting the door after

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Use the bathroom

Wash hands, brush teeth and style hair

I open the door and and walk out the bathroom turning off the lights behind me SECURE

BEDROOM LIVING ROOM

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Getting Ready in the Bathroom in the Morning Before School 9:30am

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

SHOWER

FLOOR SPACE

LIGHT

LARGE OPEN SPACE

ENTRY WAY

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Leaving My Dorm in the Morning 9:50am

DOOR SWING

Grab my backpack and shut the door as I leave my room

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KITCHEN + ISLAND

COAT/ KEY HANGER

After leaving the bedroom, I go into the living room and open the fridge to get a water bottle

Open the door and walk out, the door shutting behind me

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Making Dinner at Night 7:00pm 2

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PANTRY

MOST PRIVATE

#7 Assignment 05 - Develop a space program according to the research outcomes.

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#1 Concept Wheel - Explore personal identities 1

I walk into to the living room, open the freezer and pull out a meal

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I put my meal onto the table and open it.

After that I read the directions of the meal and walk towards the microwave

I open the microwave and put the food in.

Then take out the food.

I turn off I go back to the lights my bedroom

#4 Assignment 01 & 02 - Draw lifestyle sequence diagrams in their current housing.

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#2 Current/Better Housing - List the pros and cons of students’ current housing then list the pros and cons of students’ better housing they want to move to.

#5 Assignment 03 - Research student housing options in Knoxville

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#8 Assignment 06 & 07 - Build a housing protoype with the developed space program and create lifestyle scenario in the prototype ASSIGNMENT 8 SITE+CONCEPT

CONCEPT: TARGETED POPULATION- STUDENTS, YOUNG COUPLES, SINGLES THAT LOVE ENTERTAINING AND CITY LIFESTYLE PROTOTYPE- ESSENTIAL LIVING CONDITIONS SITE- GAY STREET, ACROSS FROM CRUZE FARM

USES OF CURRENT LIVING CONDITION: SLEEPING, LAUNDRY, ETC.

LIFESTYLE: ENTERTAINING CITY LIFE AND NIGHT LIFE

#3 Student Housing Criteria - Vote the two most important student housing criteria when they choose theirs

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#6 Assignment 04 - Research student housing options outside of Knoxville then analyze the researched housing options.

IDEAL USE: LARGE ENTERTAINMENT, WALK IN CLOSET, MODERNIZED, CITY LIFE GAY STREET

DESIGN CONCEPT

ESSENTIAL LIVING CONDITION: FUN ENVIRONMENT, ENTAINMENT, DECENT SIZE BED/BEDRROM, WIFI, WASHER/DRYER, KITCHEN, ISLAND

FUNCTION, FORM, SIZE: ENTERITAINING LIVING SPACE, 24X24 SQUARE

#8 Assignment 08 & 09 - Select site and establish a synthesized deisgn concept LOCATION, VIEW, DIRECTION OF BUILDING: FACING SW, VIEW ONTO GAY ST. LOOKING AT CRUZE FARM

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#9 Assignment 10 - Design a student housing at the schemetic deisgn level.

#10 Mid-review - Get comments from faculties.

#11 Assignment #11 - The instructor suggested switching to a team project, but some students decided to continue the individual project.

- 4 teams and 6 individuals.

#12 Repeat Phases #6 to #9 - Improve project qualities by repeating the steps with the reviewers’ comments.

#13 Assignment 12 & 14 - Draw plans at the level of Design Development.

#14 Assignment 13 & 15 - Draw perspectives and diagrams to help reviewers’ understand.

#15 Penultimate-review - Get comments from practitioners in Architecture and Realestate Development industries.

#16 Improve final outcomes - Improve project qualities by repeating the steps with the reviewers’ comments.

#17 Final-review - Finalize the projects

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STUDENT HOUSING RESEARCH

Students were trained to analyze student housing in their current housing and better housing options.Based on this, they analyzed on-campus housing and off-campus housing options posted on the University of Tennessee Housing homepage. Students selected their project sites based on the collected and analyzed data.

The Hive on Highland TENN Aspen Heights

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1 mile Kappa Delta House Tri Delta House

Current housing where student live Beeter housing where students want to live On campus housing options Off campus housing options Student projects

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Slate at 9 Slate at 9

901 901

The Landings Riverfront Apartments

Highland Terrace Laurel Station Condominiums Laurel Residence Hall The Standard at Knoxville The Standard at Knoxville Renaissance III Condominiums

One Riverwalk Apartments

The Heights The Heights

Art & Architecture Building

Stokely Hall

The Woodlands The Woodlands The Woodlands

Redpoint Knoxville Redpoint Knoxville Redpoint Knoxville

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Current Housing Home Advantages - Super cheap (no rent) - My own space and bathroom - Space for everything - Laundry in house - Not many extra expenses - I get to see my family all the time - Close to my job - Safe Disadvantages - oo far from campus (30 mins; 45 - 50 with traffic) - My bros like to scream and be in my business - Lots of gas money - My bros eat all my food

Better Housing The Woodlands Advantages - My own space; my own bath - Laundry on site - I get to have my pet (cat) - Live with my friends - “Cheap” - Less gas money - My bros won’t eat my food

Disadvantages - Not as cheap as where I am now; I’ll have to pay rent and utilities, as well as extra costs.

- Farther from my job (might need to find another one) - My roommates might eat my food.

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PERSONAL LIFESTYLE ANALYSIS Waking up at 8:30 a.m:

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Turn off alarm atleast 3 times before officialy getting out of bed at 8:30.

Unplug phone and carry around with me.

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Turn off fan.

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Get dressed and put on shoes.

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Head to restroom.

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Bathroom Routine:

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Use restroom.

Brush Teeth, do hair, put on deoderant and perfume.

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Leave bathrom.

Leaving the house:

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Make coffee or grab water (depending on how I feel that day)

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Grab all my stuff for school.

(Keys, purse, backpack, laptop bag)

Leave for school.

(30 - ish min drive)

Getting home (wind down routine):

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Get home between (2:30 - 6:30 p.m. depending on day)

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Set stuff from school down.

Cook dinner or help mom cook dinner.

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Grab a drink and eat dinner.

Hang out in living room if time (helps me to destress before workin on school again)

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End of day bathroom routine:

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Use restroom.

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Shower time.

Brush teeth, blow dry and straighten hair, put on lotion.

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Head to bedroom.

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Night Time Routine:

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Enter bedroom.

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Work on school work.

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Plug in phone to charger, and check that alarms are set.

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Change into jamies.

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Turn on fan.

Lay in bed watching movies or youtube or something until im tired. Typically fall asleep between 12:30 and 1:30 (unless school work prevents this)

MARKET ANALYSIS

Briahna Aderman Positioning Map Fort Houses ~$780+

$551 and higher / person

All of the Hive locations are about the same style wise.

The Hive on Laurel The Hive on Clinch

~$700+

Stokely Hall Highest Price / month ~$958 Magnolia Hall Brown Hall ~$801 800 ~$805 Laurel Hall Dogwood Hall Orange Hall North Carrick ~$784 ~$773 ~$751 Hall ~$711 White Hall Hess Hall ~$751 Reese Hall 700 Clement Hall ~$716 ~$711 South Carrick ~$722 Massey Hall ~$680 ~$655 600

Quarry Trail ~$550

One Riverwalk Apartments Volunteer Hall Tenn ~$1000 The Knox ~$900+ ~$830+ ~$845+ The Commons at Knoxville ~$615+ 303 Flats Commons on Bridge ~$750 ~$770 Slate Lake Plaza Condominiums Crestridge Apartments ~$730+ ~$700+ ~$700 University Walk ~$695 Knox Ridge Apartments ~$669

Society 865 ~$560+

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University Park ~$500

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Updated Appliances not updated/ old construction style The Woodlands ~$525

Updated appliances/ new construction style

550

Laurel Station Condominiums ~$533

The Heights ~$460+

The Henley Apartments ~$483 (right now)

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Briahna Aderman SWOT Analysis Assignment #03

$550 and lower / person

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Even less than $600 / person: Super Efficient (not a lot of utilities bill). Solar panels for electricity, recycling water.

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Storage space / closet space: Walk-in closets, storage rooms for number of people living in each unit. Even trying to make the bedrooms large (comfortably fit a queen size bed) then that would make for added space.

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Amenities: Courtyard area, dog amenities, community events, keyless entry (security), assigned parking garage parking.

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Living room / Patios and Balconies (Indoor/outdoor space): Large kitchen, patio or balcony with every unit, and laundry in every unit.

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Contemporary building style: designed for comfort, open floor plan, designed feature for indoor outdoor living, updated appliances, stone top counter tops (marble, quartz, granite)

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Number of bathrooms: Bathroom with every bedroom

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Walking distance: Not being close to UT campus so the student can walk to school. However this also makes for quieter living.

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Storage space / Walk-in closet: The Knox Ridge Apartments make use of providing space for individual storage per person, whereas the Henley and Society 865 does not.

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Bathrooms: Bathroom with every room.

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Kitchen size that allows for lots of storage and counter space: Kitchen is small in all of

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Contemporary building style: All Henley, Society 865, and Knox Ridge are of a new building style.

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the apartments.

Living room / Patios and Balconies (Indoor/outdoor space): The Henley has patios and balconies in all the room layouts whereas Society 865 and Knox Ridge do not. In all the layouts the living room size is large enough to seat 3 people comfortably.

All of the competitors are more than $500 in rent (not including utilities): The Henley ranges in price a lot, right now it's cheap but come summer it will be more expensive. In Society 865, prices range anywhere from $550 to $700 depending on # of rooms in unit. Knox Ridge is a flat fee of $669 per person no matter the number of rooms in unit.

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Amenities: Pool area and great amenities are available for guests.

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Laundry: All have laundry rooms.

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Cost of living: Cheaper rent as the number of rooms in unit increase.

Assignment #04

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BALCONY/ PATIO

BALCONY/ PATIO

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LIVING ROOM

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KITCHEN/ DINING

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Wake up.

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Use restroom. Get ready.

Getting Back

Get Dressed.

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Grab Stuff.

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Leave.

Weekend

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Do laundry.

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Wake up.

Chill.

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Invite friends over.

Use restroom.

Get ready.

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Cook dinner.

Get Dressed.

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Arrive home.

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Set stuff down.

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Cook or grab dinner.

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Eat dinner.

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Wash dishes.

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Homework.

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Put on jamies.

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Use restroom and shower.

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Go to sleep.

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Watch movies.

Hangout

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Homework. (if any to do)

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Make sure friends leave and get ready for bes. (Unless friends are staying the night)

SITE DETAILS

- Close to UTK Campus - Across the Bridge - Located off South Gay Street and Dawson St. - College students want to be closer to campus. (I have thought about moving the site out further to make the rent cheaper) - Near various shopping areas.

- Less than 10 mins from campus

Eat inside. ~or~ Eat outside.

UTK CAMPUS MY SITE

MY SITE

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CONCEPT

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PLANNING

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What is your plan after this semester?

After this semester I plan on taking a bit of a break for the summer. However, I have a few individual projects planned to keep me busy and to help me build on what I already know and just improve. I hope to better my past projects from the year and make them better for my portfolio. One thing that I am also planning this summer is to submit the team project final design into a competition. My partner and I plan on improving on our design from the final review and submitting the project in the coming weeks.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I honestly have always been a little tough when it comes to working in groups. I always find that I am either too stressed with my group mates, or they are frustrated with me. Because of this I have always worked alone for the most part. But, architecture has pushed me to work with other people and collaborate more. I found the team experience this semester to be rather fulfilling. My partner was very easy to work with and also helped to make everything we had and more for final review. Much of what we had wouldn’t have been possible without a great partner. I have learned that I actually really enjoy working in a team and building off of each others ideas to create something truly awesome, at least in my eyes.

I’m excited for the coming years and hopefully I will be able to work in a team again.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

I didn’t really like the assignment because I felt as though we didn’t do enough research on how technologies affect the home. I would have liked to incorporate this design concept into our residential spaces for our final project.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

The main hurdles that made the design more challenging was the entrance in the center of the room and also the size being so small. The goal of the design was to make a micro-style student housing and the main concept was Emergence. To fit in to these criteria we worked with as small as possible square footage size, as well as the central entrance. Externally, the main difficulty was figuring out how the entrance and the stairs worked with the design. We wanted to keep the stairs in line with the rest of the structure.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

My favorite student housing is The Woodlands. I liked this one the most because it was more affordable than a lot of the other housings we looked at this past semester. I also appreciated how it had everything that one could need in an apartment when living away from home.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

I would describe a well-designed student housing to be something that is efficient when it comes to the needs and wants of a college student. Even if a space is smaller, if it is designed correctly it could have everything that is needed and more. Having a space that adjusts to the needs on the user is another important aspect of a well-designed student housing. Every year, hundreds of students move in and out of various dorms and apartment buildings for college. This means that there is o one design that will suit everyone. However, if the design naturally has all the basics that an average college student needs, plus room for the student to change the space based on need then I believe that is the most efficient and well-designed space for student housing. Another aspect of student housing that makes it better for college students is affordability. Most college students don’t have a lot of money to spend since they are already ankle deep in student loans.

To combat the price, a smaller space, along with removing the inessential amenities from a building or space, makes for a cheaper living situation for students.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

I think building evidence for design through research means to research every possible question that could come up in your design. Research everything to the finest detail and the more you research competitors and similar projects, the better your design will become.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

I would like to give my instructor a huge thank you! You have taught me so much this semester and I will bring it with me in the coming years and improve upon it. Every semester has its ups and downs, but you honestly made this semester one of the easiest I’ve had thus far. I appreciate everything that you have done for me, in teaching and in design development. I hope to have you again! Thank you!

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Current Housing The Heights Advantages - Washer/ Dryer Unit - Bedroom area: door locks - Kitchen - Furnished with bed frame, drawers, desk, etc.

- Location: 8 min drive across the river to campus - Price $459 plus utilities - Free Parking - 24 hr mail Disadvantages - Dining area - Such a large living area that could be decreased to allow more bedroom space.

- Shared bathroom - Very little closet/ storage space - Living with random roommates who are grody and unorganized - Patio

Better Housing The Heights Advantages - Washer/ Dryer Unit - Bedroom area: door locks - Kitchen - Furnished with bed frame, drawers, desk, etc.

- Location: 8 min drive across the river to campus - Own Bathroom so I do not have to deal with other people’s disorganization.

- Larger storage space - Roommates who I know - Free Parking - 24 hr mail Disadvantages - More expensive payment $520 plus utilities - Smaller kitchen - Patio

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PERSONAL LIFESTYLE ANALYSIS

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2. GO TO BEDROOM AND SET SCHOOL STUFF IN THE FLOOR 3. USE THE RESTROOM

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MARKET ANALYSIS Positioning Map

SWOT Analysis

Strengths

Weaknesses Having smaller, stacked washer / dryer units.

Having bathrooms attached to all the bedrooms for maximum privacy.

Being too far from campus.

Being fully furnished.

Not having as many outdoor recreation spaces on site.

Including a large closet attached to bedroom Larger and more efficient kitchen spaces than the height.

Not having a movie theater or tanning area.

The Heights, Quarry Trail, The Woodlands, and University Park do not have private / attached bathroom for each room.

SWOT

University Park only offers a 2 or 4 bedroom apartment layout.

The Henley has a dog park.

The Heights has smaller/ stacked washer and dryer units.

All competitors have either a swimming pool, basketball and volleyball courts, a gym, or a movie theater.

The Henley has no washer and dryer unit in the apartment units.

All competitors have a residents business and computer/ printer room.

The Henley and the Woodlands are not fully furnished.

Opportunities

The Henley does not have an individual leasing system.

The Woodlands and Quarry Trail have lager/ non stacked washer and dryer units.

Woodlands, Quarry Trail, and The Heights have a UTK shuttle system.

All competitors have free, unassigned parking Having on-site maintenance.

Quarry Trail has a one bedroom option.

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Threats

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SPACE PROGRAMMING + SCENARIO PLANNING 1 BEDROOM/ 1 BATHROOM UNIT BED DRESSER

WASHER/ DRYER UNIT

FURNISHINGS

DESK

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KITCHEN, FULLY FUNCTIONAL

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LARGER CLOSET / STORAGE

MICROWAVE STOVE

RESEARCH FACTORS PRICE / LOCATION / LAYOUT

SINKS

BATHROOM STANDING SHOWER

NECESSARY FUNCTIONS / FEATURES / AMENITIES FULLY FURNISHED KITCHEN AND BEDROOM ATTACHED LARGE CLOSET WASHER AND DRYER UNIT; STACKED BAR STYLE DINING AREA ATTACHED TO KITCHEN BATHROOM WITH STANDING SHOWER BATHROOM ATTACHED TO BEDROOM INTERNET INCLUDED

OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS / IN-UNIT FEATURES / COMMUNITY AMENITIES DISHWASHER IN KITCHEN SHUTTLE TO CAMPUS PET FRIENDLY COURTYARD AREA WITH GRILL STATIONS

PRICE RANGE / SPACE SIZE

$475-$550 PER MONTH / $6,600-$7,200 FOR 12 MONTH LEASE 400-450 sq. ft.

LOCATION

REFERENCE MAP

My Design Kitchen NORMAL MORNING ROUTINE EVERY DAY:

Bathroom

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CONCEPT

Fundamental Living Andrew Keys

IARC 272 Jinoh Park

RESEARCH FACTORS

PRICE / LOCATION / LAYOUT

NECESSARY FUNCTIONS / FEATURES / AMENITIES

Minimal & Tranquil

OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS & AMENITIES / IN-UNIT FEATURES

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FULLY FURNISHED KITCHEN AND BEDROOM ATTACHED LARGE CLOSET WASHER AND DRYER UNIT; STACKED BATHROOM WITH STANDING SHOWER BATHROOM ATTACHED TO BEDROOM (in larger units) INTERNET INCLUDED SHUTTLE TO CAMPUS PET FRIENDLY COURTYARD AREA WITH GRILL STATIONS

PRICE RANGE / SPACE SIZE

$550- $650 PER MONTH / $6,600-$7,800 FOR 12 MONTH LEASE 420 sq. ft.

SITE

My Site - Located across the Henley Street bridge on Chapman Highway.

- Close to UTK campus and downtown Knoxville.

SITE

UTK

- Takes less than 10 minutes to arrive here from A+A. - Close to multiple parks.

- Close to multiple stores and restaurants.

- Current site status: emptied construction lots and abandoned buildings.

SITE

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PLANNING

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What is your plan after this semester?

After this semester I plan to update my projects and other work for my portfolio and then rest. I plan to do a lot of side projects during the break so that I have more to add to my portfolio as well.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

Working as a team this semester was a great experience, especially with this type of project. I never would have expected the outcome that we got, although I had no doubt it would be great. Working in a team forced me to get out of my comfort zone and embrace new ideas that were not my own and that I had not thought through before. If given the chance to work in teams again I would definitely do it again.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

There were not too many problems that were encountered throughout the semester. There were definitely challenges in trying to make things work correctly and produce the best work to the best of my capacity.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

The Woodlands is probably one of my favorite that we studied and researched because they have units with multiple levels, which works out better in my current lifestyle.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

Designing a house or downtown apartments would be interesting.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Well designed or good student housing to me is something that is affordable and does not have unneeded or unnecessary amenities or benefits. The layout must also not be too large considering most time is spent at school.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

It means to prove why things are how you designed them. To back up and give a reason to the question of “why not this or this?� It justifies the design.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

I would like to say thank you for being patient with my limited knowledge in the field of design and thank you for guiding me to research and learn new things. Thank you for challenging me to accomplish my ideas and for providing me with new knowledge on software for design and precedents to study and more. I really enjoyed being in your studio class and I enjoyed being pushed to do new and different things. I am very grateful to have been your student and for the great things I have learned from you.l I look forward to working with you more in the future!

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PERSONAL LIFESTYLE ANALYSIS

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4. Grab stuff.

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2. Set stuff down.

3. Use restroom.

4. Cook or grab dinner.

5. Eat dinner.

6. Wash dishes.

7. Watch TV/Movies.

8. Homework.

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MARKET ANALYSIS Local Market On-Campus Housing

On-Campus Housing Magnolia Hall Dogwood Hall Brown Hall South Carrick Hall North Carrick Hall Hess Hall Reese Hall Lorem ipsum Massey Hall

Off-Campus Housing Competitors Targeted Design

Off-Campus Housing Laurel Hall The Henley Apartments 303 Flats The Commons on Bridge Quarry Trail The Commons at Knoxville Crestridge Apartments University Walk Society 865 (Zeta) Society 865 (Alpha) The Woodlands of Knoxville

Competitors

The Heights of Knoxville Society 865 (Gamma) University Park Apartments The Hive on Bridge The Hive on Highland The Hive Five

Postioning Map **All prices are based on a per month per person lease

On-Campus Housing Off-Campus Housing Competitors Targeted Design

$850+ $800 $750 $700 $650 $600 $550

Systematic/ Efficient

Unsystematic/ Inefficient $550

Systematic and Efficient:

$600

-- Bedroom per person; consisting of approx. 100 sq. ft. or more -- Bathroom person; meaning a full size bathroom for each person within the space.

-- Important In Unit amenities: -- Washer/Dryer unit in space -- Designated storage space -- Outdoor space -- How the space is used: -- A space is considered systematic and efficient when it works well with the researched routine of the targeted population.

$650 Expensive: $700 or more This is considered expensive to the targeted population.

Affordable: $699 or less

This is considered a more comfortable spending range for the targeted population.

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SITE Shopping Parks Competitors

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Draw Work & Living Space

Shared Kitchen

Sliding Platform Over Stairs for Lounging

Shared Cabinet for Drying Dishes

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Shared Oven & Microwave

Television for Shared Use

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What is your plan after this semester?

After this semester I plan on taking a bit of a break for the summer. However, I have a few individual projects planned to keep me busy and to help me build on what I already know and just improve. I hope to better my past projects from the year and make them better for my portfolio. One thing that I am also planning this summer is to submit the team project final design into a competition. My partner and I plan on improving on our design from the final review and submitting the project in the coming weeks.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I honestly have always been a little tough when it comes to working in groups. I always find that I am either too stressed with my group mates, or they are frustrated with me. Because of this I have always worked alone for the most part. But, architecture has pushed me to work with other people and collaborate more. I found the team experience this semester to be rather fulfilling. My partner was very easy to work with and also helped to make everything we had and more for final review. Much of what we had wouldn’t have been possible without a great partner. I have learned that I actually really enjoy working in a team and building off of each others ideas to create something truly awesome, at least in my eyes. I’m excited for the coming years and hopefully I will be able to work in a team again.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

I didn’t really like the assignment because I felt as though we didn’t do enough research on how technologies affect the home. I would have liked to incorporate this design concept into our residential spaces for our final project.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

The main hurdles that made the design more challenging was the entrance in the center of the room and also the size being so small. The goal of the design was to make a micro-style student housing and the main concept was Emergence. To fit in to these criteria we worked with as small as possible square footage size, as well as the central entrance. Externally, the main difficulty was figuring out how the entrance and the stairs worked with the design. We wanted to keep the stairs in line with the rest of the structure.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

My favorite student housing is The Woodlands. I liked this one the most because it was more affordable than a lot of the other housings we looked at this past semester. I also appreciated how it had everything that one could need in an apartment when living away from home.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

I would describe a well-designed student housing to be something that is efficient when it comes to the needs and wants of a college student. Even if a space is smaller, if it is designed correctly it could have everything that is needed and more. Having a space that adjusts to the needs on the user is another important aspect of a well-designed student housing. Every year, hundreds of students move in and out of various dorms and apartment buildings for college. This means that there is o one design that will suit everyone. However, if the design naturally has all the basics that an average college student needs, plus room for the student to change the space based on need then I believe that is the most efficient and well-designed space for student housing. Another aspect of student housing that makes it better for college students is affordability. Most college students don’t have a lot of money to spend since they are already ankle deep in student loans. To combat the price, a smaller space, along with removing the inessential amenities from a building or space, makes for a cheaper living situation for students.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

I think building evidence for design through research means to research every possible question that could come up in your design. Research everything to the finest detail and the more you research competitors and similar projects, the better your design will become.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

I would like to give my instructor a huge thank you! You have taught me so much this semester and I will bring it with me in the coming years and improve upon it. Every semester has its ups and downs, but you honestly made this semester one of the easiest I’ve had thus far. I appreciate everything that you have done for me, in teaching and in design development. I hope to have you again! Thank you!

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What is your plan after this semester?

After this semester I plan to update my projects and other work for my portfolio and then rest. I plan to do a lot of side projects during the break so that I have more to add to my portfolio as well.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

Working as a team this semester was a great experience, especially with this type of project. I never would have expected the outcome that we got, although I had no doubt it would be great. Working in a team forced me to get out of my comfort zone and embrace new ideas that were not my own and that I had not thought through before. If given the chance to work in teams again I would definitely do it again.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

There were not too many problems that were encountered throughout the semester. There were definitely challenges in trying to make things work correctly and produce the best work to the best of my capacity.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

The Woodlands is probably one of my favorite that we studied and researched because they have units with multiple levels, which works out better in my current lifestyle.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

Designing a house or downtown apartments would be interesting.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Well designed or good student housing to me is something that is affordable and does not have unneeded or unnecessary amenities or benefits. The layout must also not be too large considering most time is spent at school.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

It means to prove why things are how you designed them. To back up and give a reason to the question of “why not this or this?�

It justifies the design.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

I would like to say thank you for being patient with my limited knowledge in the field of design and thank you for guiding me to research and learn new things. Thank you for challenging me to accomplish my ideas and for providing me with new knowledge on software for design and precedents to study and more. I really enjoyed being in your studio class and I enjoyed being pushed to do new and different things. I am very grateful to have been your student and for the great things I have learned from you.l I look forward to working with you more in the future!

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With the world we live in today it is hard to find certain traits in people, so when I find these aspects in people I try my hardest to connect to them in some way because i demonstrate the same traits as them. An example of this is the fact that I am truehearted, if one gets to know me they will quickly realise that I am the type of person that cares for a person and never want to see them hurt. With this comes the fact that I am reliable and honest, standing by someone’s side through it all as a way to show that I am the type of person that has dedication. Along with this I am also the type of friend that is there whenever a friend needs and will always remember there birthday because of my organization skills and innovative ways to keep up with important fact or dates.this is how I show endearment towards a person. I am knowledgeable that I sometimes care to a fault, giving people second and tenth chances out of a sense of fairness but at some point it befores unfair to my feelings. I am not a people person however I do care for a small amount of people who I can trust. The good ones create an idea of unity and they make me feel included.

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Current Housing Stokely Hall: Triple Private Advantages - On Campus - Single Bed/Bathroom - Location close to A+A - Furnished Disadvantages - Randomly Assigned Roommates - No Kitchen - No Washer/Dryer in unit in the Suite - Parking - Can’t Have a Personal Heater/ Candles - Can’t Fully Decorate

Better Housing The Woodlands Advantages - Rooming with Friends - Close to Campus - Kitchen - Single Bed/Bathroom - Washer and Dryer - Get to Decorate Myself Disadvantages - Off Campus/ Far from A+A - Located on a Hill - Pay to Furnish

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SPACE PROGRAMMING + SCENARIO PLANNING Program Diagram for a Studio Apartment Research Factors: -Layout, Privacy, Price Features and Amenities: - Front Entrance - Kitchen with Storage -Dining Space -Storage Space -Living Room -Bedroom -Full Bathroom -Open Floor Plan -Personal Laundry Unit -Parking Price Range and Sqft: -$980 Per Month -600sqft

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SITE Quarry Trails Site Information -3999 Highland Crest Way, Knoxville, TN 37920 -Located near the University of Tennessee Medical Center -Across the Tennessee river -Less than ten minutes from the UT campus -Located on the mountain -Near by thick forest behind the site -Widey/curvilinear roads leading toward the site -Rock outlining the different levels of elevation on the site -Plants (trees and bushes) planted on the site -Parking behind and to the right on the site -Mountain located behind the site creating a natural wall -Greenry surrounding the buildings -Areas of flat land along with sloped -Shopping, nightlife and area events within close proximity -Materials located on the site: trees, bushes, rock, grass, dirt, brick, asphalt -Student community

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What is your plan after this semester?

My plan for after the semester are to complete a few summer classes and get ahead in a few of my general requirement classes.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

It was great working alone, I was able to make the design choices that I wanted. If the chance came around again I would work by myself so that I wouldn’t have to depend on anyone but myself.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

At the beginning stages of my design I struggled to develop a concept and implement it into my design. I wanted to make sure that my concepts were seen in every aspect of the design. In order to fix this I had to change parts of my concept and edit my design. Overall I think I was able fix this problem by taking a step back and analyzing what design concept i really wanted to highlight.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

I think my favorite student housing is the woodlands, I bais because I will be living there next year but it feels like home. I can customize the bedroom however I want and put my own personal style into it.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would like to redesign my current house and add in elements that I believe will make it more suitable for a five member family home.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

I would describe a well-designed student housing as having storage, a low price, a spacious kitchen and an element that could accommodate entertainment and group gatherings.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

I think this means looking back old projects, researching what was successful on what could have been improved and implementing that into your design.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you so much! I really enjoyed this studio and it was probably one of my favorite studios because we not only got to do residential but we also got to express ourselves completely. I believe that as designers it is important to find your voice and learn how to incorporate it into designs, therefore I really liked this studio because it taught me how to do that. I had fun and learned a lot through the process, especially in the research portion of the project. Some of my friends also stated how thorough my research was and stated how it made my design that much better. I feel that what I have learned this semester will help me in the future getting a job in the design field, thank you.

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Current Housing Slate at 901 Advantages - Location (walk to class) - Good size closet - Washer/Dryer in unit - Large pantry - Some furnishings - Patio Disadvantages - Rent & parking are expensive - Maintenance is not great - Small Bedrooms - My window is facing the strip and it is always extremely loud.

- Shared bathroom

Better Housing Redpoint Knoxville Advantages - Washer/Dryer in unit - Large pantry - Patio - Not furnished (make it our style) - Good size closet - More living space - Larger bedrooms - It is a house rather than an apartment!

- No parking fee/Cheaper rent - Have my own bathroom - Gated community Disadvantages - Drive to campus - Pay to furnish

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Current Housing Woodlands of Knoxville Advantages - Own room and bathroom - In unit washer and dryer - Near trash receptacle - Affordable - I’m in a bottom unit, so I don’t have to walk up stairs Disadvantages - Maintenance help is so so - Sometimes there is a lot of traffic near UT Med which is annoying - Walls are thin and my upstairs neighbors are literal horses

Better Housing Redpoint Knoxville Advantages - Cute house style - Nicer utilities inside the apartments - Has a large backyard - Bigger - No upstairs neighbors Disadvantages - More expensive - Same route to school, so same traffic issues

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1. COME BACK FROM CLASS 2. MAKE DINNER 3. DO HOMEWORK 4. HANG OUT WITH FRIENDS 5. WASH FACE & BRUSH TEETH 6. SHOWER 7. PJs ON 8. WATCH TV/RELAX 9. GO TO BED

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WHY THESE COMPETITORS Each of these competitors are located across the Henley Street Bridge Close proximity to campus (6-10 minutes), Chapman Hwy, and downtown Knoxville

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STRENGTHS -Having bathrooms attached to all the bedrooms maximizes privacy -Having basic household amenities within each apartment -Many storage opportunities -Each room has a walk-in closet -Outdoor patio/balcony spaces over looking the riverfront -Location is convenient-close to dowtown and Chapman Hwy.

OPPORTUNITIES -303 Flats does not have balconies -The Henley does not have riverfront views -One Riverfront has extremely high prices -The Henley does not have walk in closets

WEAKNESSES -Non pet friendly -Not fully furnished

THREATS -One Riverwalk has a dog spa, bike repair/maintenance, and an electric car charging station -303 Flats is fully furnished -All of these competitors are pet friendly -303 Flats has electronic deadbolts on front doors -303 Flats and One Riverwalk have walk-in closets

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303 W Blount Ave, Knoxville, TN 37920 (303 Flats)

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What is your plan after this semester?

My plan after this semester is to take a break for summer and enjoy some much needed time with family and friends. I will also be preparing to come back in the fall for third year.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I really enjoyed working in a team this semester! I think it is a great exercise, because in the workplace there will be a lot of projects when we will have to work with partners.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

Internally, we had issues with our bedroom door placements. We finally placed it at the 45 degree angle to maximize space. Externally, was working with our balcony size.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

I really like redpoint!

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would love to design a large house. It would be fun to do the exterior on a home as well!

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

I think a well designed student living space would include private and social areas, a lot of storage, and an affordable price.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

Showing evidence is showing why you did what you did in your design.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you so much for everything you have done during this studio. It was a challenging time for the second half and you were always there to help us out and I really appreciate it! I also loved that you integrated new programs into the studio. Thank you Jinoh!!

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What is your plan after this semester?

I plan on continuing my education in design courses over these next few years at UTK. I want to keep researching and finding new things about the programs we use.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I worked in a group and even though it was a bit difficult relating information to each other, we worked really well together. I would do it again because it also helped even out the workload.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

We encountered issues with interior structures like door placements and open spaces the most. Through trial and error, we were able to figure out our mistakes. Externally, the balcony in our design was our biggest problem; just figuring out how we would make it accessible to each room and the living room was a challenge.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

My favorite is the Woodlands, where I live now.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would like to design a hostel that resides in a city. I think it would be an interesting challenge with lots of fascinating research.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Good student housing would be a low cost space, with all basic amenities for living like a decent sized kitchen and a washer and dryer. Also incorporating some green space would add to it.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

I think it means to build a steady foundation of knowledge upon your project. If you’re designing a building in a certain space without researching certain factors first, it will likely fail.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you Jinoh for all your hard work and patience with us! And also thank you for giving us the creative freedom to design whatever we want. I have learned many useful skills that I will carry with me into the rest of my career as a designer. Thank you so much!

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Current Housing Tri Delta House Advantages - Decently close to campus - Close to a lot of friends - Meal plan included (eat downstairs) - Access to transportation - Decent pricing - Clean bathrooms every morning Disadvantages - Have to take bus - Walls are thin so it can be distracting - Rooms are very small - Share a room - Twin sized bed - Community showers

Better Housing Aspen Heights Advantages - Can walk to classes - Close proximity to food - Friends live close - Fits five residents - Big living space - Own bathroom - Own bedroom - Appliances included Disadvantages - More expensive than prior - No meal plan - Might not be finished soon - Buy own groceries - No cleaning services

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Current Housing TENN Advantages - Location right on strip - Washer/dryer - Full kitchen - Big bathroom

Disadvantages - No parking spot - Small room

Better Housing Advantages - Bigger room, more space - Washer/Dryer - Full kitchen - Parking spot - Great roommates - Location

Disadvantages - Price - Not as clean

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What is your plan after this semester?

To continue into my third year classes and prepare in the summer.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I enjoyed working as a team but I would rather work alone on school assignments.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

I had a struddly with making a two person loft. I also had a hard time balancing the work between partners.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

My favorite is the Tenn.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

A house or standard apartment would be interesting.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Community style while also having private aspects and good price and location.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

Show the reasoning behind the design and the credibility of your design to strength the concepts.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you for the opportunities you gave us this semester in design. I really appreciate your different style of teaching and hope to stay in contact. I enjoyed this project a lot and the results of the studio. Thank you so much Jinoh!

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What is your plan after this semester?

I plan on taking summer classes. I want to graduate in December of 2021. So i will be studying abroad next summer.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I loved working in a team. I think Lily and I got along great, were good friends and we fight like sisters lol. But it was challenging at first to work together when the virus stuff began but overall I would do it again.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

It was hard to first to encompass both of out concepts. But we figured it out. Although our space might not be for everyone, it was based on our lifestyle and we loved it.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

Apartment style. I was prefer living in a house near campus ideally.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

A town home.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Community living with private spaces. Most students love socializing but need alone time to recharge.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

Research is so important when designing. You have a “why� to every decision that is made. This way you are better to give reviewers or clients facts to back up decsions.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you so much! I really enjoyed your class. You pushed me so that I could become a better designer. I really enjoyed the projects that were designed. I am glad I got to explore Revit more.

Thank you for a great semester. I’m sorry that it was cut short!

Have a great summer.

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I always do my best to be intentional in my words and actions, because that is what makes a consistent person that anyone can rely on. One of my main life goals is to be purposeful and make a difference in the world. I pride myself on my ambition and being determined because this is how I accomplish my goals and set new ones, I refuse to settle and being my best self always. My parents instilled in me from an early age to be humble; I know that I am very blessed in a million different ways and I remind myself of that fact every day. My best quality that I possess would be empathy, because I truly care for others and have a compassionate heart. I love to give back to my community, participating in service work and overall having an altruistic and selfless outlook on life because I have been so impacted by giving to others whenever I can. I describe myself as a visionary, because I have a glass half full attitude and believe that everything has the opportunity to be better.

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Current Housing Advantages - Really beautiful house - I get to live with 50 of my sorority sisters - We have a chef - Fitness room - Study room Disadvantages - Almost always chaotic - I have to share my room with someone - Communal bathrooms

Better Housing Advantages - I get to live with my best friends - I get my own room - I have my own bathroom - Access to a real kitchen that I can cook in - Close to downtown

Disadvantages - It’ll still be pretty chaotic I think (14 girls in one house) - Not as secure as the ADPi house

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MARKET ANALYSIS Positioning Map

SWOT Analysis Weaknesses: Too private, no sense of community Closet is averagely sized Living room is on the smaller side No dishwasher

Strengths: Private bedroom/bathroom Individual units with emphasis on community Mixed use building (residences/eatery) $850/month, 440 sq. ft.

Washer/dryer in unit

Threats: All competitors are reasonably priced Location (Close to TRECS or centralized on campus) Brown has two eateries inside the building Community feel because they are shared rooms

Opportunities: No competitors have private bathrooms Most competitors do not have a kitchen in unit The layout needs improvement in all the units Most competitors do not have private bedrooms

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What is your plan after this semester?

Use my summer to explore some of my interests such as graphic design and refine my skills in interior architecture to prepare for my third year How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I loved working in a team! It was great to have someone to bounce ideas off of constantly and it made the project feel more realistic.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

It was difficult in the beginning phases trying to use the research to formulate the floor plan, but it got a lot easier the more time we put into the project.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

I think the new Aspen Apartments are really nice.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would like to design a mixed use residential building.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

The architecture is informed by the students’ daily tasks and their needs must be addressed first and foremost.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

In order to create a space that its users deem successful, researching the demographic, site, and other contextual evidence is the key stage in the design process.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

I would like to thank Jinoh for pushing me past my limits and opening my mind to so many different design solutions. I now feel that I have a completely different design thought process and I am very grateful that he was able to foster that in me.

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You must be kind with yourself and others. Not everyone is in the same position, and the field of interior design requires great empathy, but it is important to hold yourself and others accountable in group settings. I constantly remind myself of these things.

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Current Housing Laurel Residence Hall Advantages - Large personal space area - Close to campus but not too close - Provides most furniture Disadvantages - Costly compared to living off campus - University restrictions - Weird unused/unusable space - Small storage and kitchen area - Restricted postage times - Roommate conflicts - Tree right in front of window

Better Housing The Standard Advantages - Closer to campus and work - Newer building - Nicer features - Possibility of independent living - Less restrictions - More space Disadvantages - Cost compared to other apartments - Noise from the strip

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Positioning Map

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SPACE PROGRAMMING + SCENARIO PLANNING

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What is your plan after this semester?

I plan on looking for an internship in my hometown and improving my skills in revit and autocad.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I really enjoyed working as a team. Depending on the project and the partner, I would work as a team again. However, I enjoyed the freedom of working by myself as well.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

With classes moved online, it was extremely hard to focus on accomplishing goals on time.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

Learning more about about student housing options allowed me to find the best possible housing for myself next semester.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

It would be interesting to design a townhome or a beach-style house.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Good student housing meets all the needs of a student while encouraging the student to maintain a strong academic record.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

Building your design through research makes your project outcome much more strong, protecting it from criticism.

What would you like to tell your instructor? <3 thank you for doing your best this semester.

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You must be kind with yourself and others. Not everyone is in the same position, and the field of interior design requires great empathy, but it is important to hold yourself and others accountable in group settings. I constantly remind myself of these things.

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MARKET ANALYSIS

RESEARCH

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MOST EXPENSIVE ($1100/mo)

LAUREL HALL (double private) $1010/mo STOKELY HALL (quad private) $1064/mo VOLUNTEER HALL (quad private) $967/mo

- communal style - suite style - apartment style - best case scenario -optimal position

LEAST PRIVACY

ORANGE/WHITE HALL (double shared) $845/mo

DOGWOOD/MAGNOLIA HALL (double shared) $858/mo BROWN HALL (double shared) $805/mo

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MOST PRIVACY (private bathroom and bedroom)

CLEMENT HALL (double shared) $767/mo NORTH/SOUTH CARRICK HALL (double shared) $756/mo REESE HALL (double shared) $750/mo HESS HALL (double shared) $716/mo MASSEY HALL (double shared) $678/mo

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LEAST EXPENSIVE

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What is your plan after this semester?

Use my summer to explore some of my interests such as graphic design and refine my skills in interior architecture to prepare for my third year How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I loved working in a team! It was great to have someone to bounce ideas off of constantly and it made the project feel more realistic.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

It was difficult in the beginning phases trying to use the research to formulate the floor plan, but it got a lot easier the more time we put into the project.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

I think the new Aspen Apartments are really nice.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would like to design a mixed use residential building.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

The architecture is informed by the studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; daily tasks and their needs must be addressed first and foremost.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

In order to create a space that its users deem successful, researching the demographic, site, and other contextual evidence is the key stage in the design process.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

I would like to thank Jinoh for pushing me past my limits and opening my mind to so many different design solutions. I now feel that I have a completely different design thought process and I am very grateful that he was able to foster that in me.

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What is your plan after this semester?

I plan on looking for an internship in my hometown and improving my skills in revit and autocad.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I really enjoyed working as a team. Depending on the project and the partner, I would work as a team again. However, I enjoyed the freedom of working by myself as well.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

With classes moved online, it was extremely hard to focus on accomplishing goals on time.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

Learning more about about student housing options allowed me to find the best possible housing for myself next semester.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

It would be interesting to design a townhome or a beach-style house.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

Good student housing meets all the needs of a student while encouraging the student to maintain a strong academic record.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

Building your design through research makes your project outcome much more strong, protecting it from criticism.

What would you like to tell your instructor? <3 thank you for doing your best this semester.

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Current Housing LAUREL STATION CONDOMINIUMS Advantages - Assigned parking spaces - Fan in room - Washer/Dryer in unit - Balcony - 4 blocks from campus Disadvantages - Price ($625/month) - Roommates - Window looks to corridor - Kind of ugly - Room could be bigger

Better Housing HIGHLAND TERRACE Advantages - Available parking spaces - Fans in room - Washer/Dryer in complex - Price ($660/month) - Pool included - By myself - Close to campus - Bigger bedroom Disadvantages - Small windows - Still not that cute

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MARKET ANALYSIS

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Positioning Map

SWOT Analysis

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What is your plan after this semester?

I’ll be trying to find a job in Nashville this summer and returning to school in the fall.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I prefer working alone, but I know at an architecture firm, I’ll have to work in a team. I’m hoping to do as many independent projects as possible while still in school so I can show off my individual portfolio.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

I had a hard time designing for such a small space and finalizing my design. I get so many ideas that it’s hard for me to choose just one.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

My favorite is still where I live, which is Laurel Station because if is spacious and close to campus.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would like to design a single residential home next.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

I would describe it as meeting the needs of its occupants. Designing with students needs in mind is necessary.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

It means being able to backup decisions made for a project through research you’ve done before hand. Thinking about each element in ones designs specific purpose.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you for giving your full attention to your students and projects. We can really tell the amount of time you put into our class and we really appreciate it. Thank you.

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Current Housing The Hive on Highland Advantages - Price - Location - Size - Live alone Disadvantages - Layout - Location

Better Housing The Landings Riverside Advantages - Washer and dryer in unit - Better layout - Great view and balcony space - Valuable amenities - Hardwood floors Disadvantages - Further from campus - More residents - Price

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What is your plan after this semester?

After this semester I will be spending my summer working towards getting a minor in industrial design, and then continue towards my degree in interior architecture in the fall.

How was it working alone or as a team? If you get the chance again, will you work alone or as a team?

I chose to work alone, and I was glad to be able to go my own way with my designs and not be limited by a teammates design style, but as the semester progressed I realized that working in a team would have allowed more complexity into my design and would have made it possible to accomplish more work and more refined work for the final. If I had another chance I would have gone with being in a team.

What problems did you encounter in your design internally and externally?

In my design I struggled with ensuring that all my design features had a purpose and had research to back them up. I wanted to ensure I wasn’t including design aspects simply because I liked them. When looking at the feedback from the reviewers, I think I had a problem with completely conveying my concept, because the reviewers understood it but I don’t think they understood it at the level that I wanted them too.

What is your favorite student housing in Knoxville (after this design studio)?

I would say my favorite housing is actually the housing that I chose as my top competitor to my housing design, and that would be One RiverWalk. I enjoy it because of its location, variety of layouts, and their larger sized units.

What type of residential place would you like to design next?

I would love to design a residential space like a house that is very self sustaining, like some kind of house off of the grid or maybe a bunker of some sort. I think that would be a very interesting project to work on and would require a lot of research and creativity to accomplish.

How would you describe a well-designed or good student housing?

For me, a successful student housing is one that offers something new and interesting that can contribute to its success. I think in the world of student housing there’s room for a lot of innovation and improvement.

What do you think it means to build evidence for design through research?

To me it means making decisions within your design and having solid evidence and reason for its presence in the design. I found research based design to really help my process, because although creativity is vital in design, you can draw design aspects from your research rather than purely from the creativity in your head, making the design more practical for the real world.

What would you like to tell your instructor?

Thank you so much for this amazing semester, this studio has been like no other that I’ve had before. I appreciate the abundance of knowledge that you have shared with me and my peers, and I know that what I have learned this semester will be so helpful to my design work in the future. You were able to give me a much more real world and practical view on my work, which will be vital in my transition from school to going out and getting a job in the design field.

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A LETTER TO MY STUDENTS

Dear my students,

are not making ornamental art, but making space for people to use, we need to create a space where there

Hi, everyone.

is no problem with the usability of real people. It is

First of all, thanks for completing this semester safely.

our role to properly set the widths of the passages

I really appreciate it.

where people come and go or the spaces where people interact with each other. The best way to identify

How was this course?

this problem is to build a physical study model by

I wish you had learned something well and enjoyed it.

hand. You can easily find errors in your design in the

Especially, evidence-based design is a concept that is

process of building walls and stairs. If you can’t figure

not well dealt with in many small and medium-sized

out the errors, the errors will be projected on your

design companies and many bachelor-level interior

drawings and perspectives.

design curriculums, but I would definitely want you to experience it. And I thought this theme of residential

2. Verify your design through visualization

space was a great opportunity to experience the

There is a clear difference between thinking an idea in

concept. This is because residential space is really a

your head and physically visualizing it. By visualizing,

matter of lifestyle and taste. If your client has a dif-

your ideas become more concrete and you can see

ferent taste than you, it can be difficult to accept the

if your design intentions can be realized through the

design you are proposing. This is a common difficulty

concrete ideas. The more you present an abstract

for designers who rely on their design sense, and I

idea without specifying it, the more your audience

have seen their frustrations over the past decade.

intends to understand it by embodying it in their own

However, if you propose a design based on the results

way, so your design intent and understanding of the

of sufficiently analyzing the client’s lifestyle, you will

audience start to differ. When the differences are

be able to play a role as a designer and gain trust

piled up, your design is not accurately communicated

from your clients. From this point of view, I believe

to the audience. Also, your ideas that have not been

that being able to establish evidence for your design

accurately conveyed are difficult to accept. All of this

elements through the experience of the process of

is the root cause of feedback from me and reviewers.

realizing your research results into physical space will help your lives as a designer in which you cannot

3. Improving your interior architecture drawing con-

choose a client, as I did.

ventions You need a lot of people to help you implement your

While making this book, I organized what I thought to

ideas. Because no project alone you can design, con-

tell you as an extracurricular class.

struct, and manage yourself. In order for your ideas to be communicated accurately to everyone, you need

1. Improve your sense of scale.

to learn a common language “drawing conventions.”

Reviewers shouldn’t point out the details of your de-

In particular, the more innovative, unconventional,

sign, because they should give you overall feedback

and extraordinary your ideas are, the more clear

in a limited time. Just because the reviewers didn’t

your drawing should be so as not to interfere with

point out the problem doesn’t mean that the design

others’ understanding of your ideas. Just as you learn

is great. In particular, if you make a portfolio like this,

programming languages to ​​ communicate with com-

and if your readers have enough time to take a look,

puters, and I learn English to communicate with you,

there are problems that emerge, especially which

you also have to learn interior architecture drawing

are related to the sense of scale. Considering that we

conventions to communicate with others in this field.

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As e-books cannot completely replace paper books,

6. Doing design better by increasing your capitalist

it is not possible to construct your design by checking

value

the dimensions of your design source files at the

Your capitalist value rises as you begin to be rec-

construction site, so designers are required to have

ognized for being good at design. This doesn’t just

the ability to visualize a three-dimensional design on

mean bringing more money to you, it will bring you

a piece of paper.

more design autonomy and opportunities. This is analogous to the fact that players with higher

4. Design is a journey, not a moment.

ransoms in the Major Leagues have more chances to

People make similar mistakes, just like everyone

play with their own discretion. And I think designing

thinks similarly. The advantage of a design studio is

well is correlated with the time you invest. There is

that it expands your learning by seeing and referenc-

no one in the world who does not work hard, and

ing your friends’ mistakes. If you see and reference

while everyone is working hard, you may need more

the mistakes of your peers and absorb their strengths

effort to design better. When you reach a certain

into your design, then you are utilizing design studio

level of design quality, there will be a time when you

classes well. In addition, the design is not completed

can choose your client, not your client chooses you.

with a single point of a flashing idea but is realized

You will also have the opportunity to implement your

through a long journey from idea to implementation.

ideas through clients that trust your design. I think I’m

Considering this, always review, and remind your

proving that the above is possible while teaching you

previous outcomes, and iterate the process you have

in the United States, but at the same time working on

completed one by one. Every moment, the results you

a design project in Korea.

achieve will later be chained together and will determine the quality of your design.

Finally, all the time I was with you was so special and thankful to me. This class may be my last design stu-

5. Improve your 3D visualization skill

dio with you, but contact me whenever you need me.

If the four things mentioned above were for your

I will gladly respond to your request. Thank you for

design authority, 3D visualization is for your design

being with me this semester.

persuasion. No matter how good a design is, if you don’t convince your client, your design cannot be re-

Have a great summer break.

alized in the world. The principle of my 3D Visualization is that the quality of my 3D perspectives should

Sincerely,

be equal to or higher than the quality of the reference

Jinoh Park

images I use. For example, if your design doesn’t look better than the Pinterest image you referenced, your client might say make it more like your Pinterest image than your design. You can use any program, but the essential capacity of 3D Visualization is Modeling.

The lack of capacity in Lighting and Material can be complemented with Photoshop, but it is difficult to cover the lack of capacity in Modeling by Photoshop.

And if you have the chance, it would be good to learn the Unreal Engine for your advanced presentation.

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BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE | UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE YEAR ONE IARC 273 Intro to IA Seminar I

IARC 274 Intro to IA Seminar II

IARC 373 Intermediate IA Seminar IARC 371 Intermediate IA Studio

ARCH 171 Design Fund. I

ARCH 172 Design Fund. II

IARC 273 Intro to IA Studio I

IARC 272 Intro to IA Studio II

ARCH 121 Representation I

ARCH 122 Representation II

ARCH 221 Representation III

IARC 321 Representation IV

IARC 101/107 Intro to Built Environ

IARC 200/207 Human Environment Relations

ARCH 211/217 History/Theory I

ARCH 212/218 History/Theory II

IARC 221 Theory of Color

YEAR THREE

YEAR TWO

IARC 372 Design Develoment & Construction Detail

YEAR FOUR IARC 473 Advanced IA Seminar IARC 471 Advanced IA Studio

IARC 474/477 Advanced Multi Disciplinary IA Studio

IARC 211/217 History of Interior Design IARC 261 Materials, Resources and Textiles

IARC 460 Lighting

IARC 480 Furniture Design

IARC 331 Construction Docs IARC 360 Business Principles and Practice

Prof Design Elective (IARC, LAR, ARCH, INDS)

(Summer) IARC 420 Practicum or IARC 491 International Study

Prof Design Elective (IARC, LAR, ARCH, INDS) Prof Design Elective (IARC, LAR, ARCH, INDS)

My students in IARC 272 Intro to Interior Architecture Studio II researched the student housing where they stayed and then proceeded with the process of realizing their own ideas based on the research outcomes. This book contains the journey of the studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; processes and outcomes.