TABLE OF CONTENTS
Project 01: Bathhouse (Page 03-09)
Semester II, Professor; Sergio Elizondo
Project 02: Unhouse (Page 10-14)
Semester III, Professor; Simon Eisinger
Project 03: Apartment (Page 15-22)
Semester IV, Professor; Donghwan Moon
PROJECT 01: BATHHOUSE
The aspect of this project was to create the bathhouse using the volumtric vessels. Bathouse is a either a public or private area where people can enjoy and relax after a hetic day.
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WARM BATH
COLD BATH
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6 PLAN 02 PLAN 01
7 PLAN SECTION 01 SECTION 02 SECTION 03 01 02 03 PLAN SECTION 02 SECTION 03 SECTION 04 01 02 03 04
HOT BATH/CALDARIUM SAUNA
POOL/NATATORIUM
COLD BATH/FRIGIDARIUM
PLAN PLAN EXPLODED ISOMETRIC
WARM BATH/TEPIDARIUM SHOWERS/ DRESSING
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Bath
Sauna
Warm Bath Pool Cold
Passage
PROJECT 02: UNHOUSE
Unhouse was developed keeping in mind all the possible activities that are required for the UnHouse to work.
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DEVELOPED
SOUTH EAST
UN-HOUSE
11 DEVELOPED MATRIX SITE PLAN
SITE PLAN
SOUTH EAST NORTYH WEST
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DN UP UP DN FIRST FLOOR THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR BEDROOM BATHROOM BEDROOM BATHROOM GAMING ROOM BATHROOM DINNING AREA BATHROOM FAMILY ROOM LIVING AREA KITCHEN DN UP UP DN FIRST FLOOR THIRD FLOOR SECOND FLOOR
PLANS WITH CIRCULATION
13 SECTION 01 SECTION 02 SECTION 01 SECTION 02 SECTION 03 02 03 01 SECTION 04 SECTION 05 SECTION 06 04 05 06
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PROJECT 3: MULTIPLE- FAMILY HOUSING
The project is to design a group of dwellingsin Queens, New York in order to develop an environment conducive to the family life and the neighborliness that considers land, respects the texture of the urban fabric, and though its manipulation and control of both the public and private spaces, creates a strong architecture. It involves the design of both midblock and the corner units, and an extended public realm in the creation of a street wall, and a shared exterior space.
The design of housing implies working at multiple scales: from individual to family (unit) to aggregate (mini-collective) to building (collective) to neighborhood (society).
The design of housing is unavoidably social and political, yet extremely intimate- impacting community, health, safety, and economic growth, while rethinking individual living spaces. A thorough examination of private and public within the building and also part of a broader neighborhood fabric is required. In addition to housing units, we were asked to design interior and exterior spaces for use by the community of tenants.
HABITUAL QUAD
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The whole site of 104 sq feet x 104 sq feet.
Leaving 20 feet for commercial space and removing 30 feet from the residential space to create courtyard.
Shifting the rectangles to create balcony and rotating the another rectangles for sunlight to come in.
After placing the units, I shifted the unit backward to create balconies in the front. Creating double height opening.
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SITE PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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FIFTH FLOOR PLAN
SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN NINTH FLOOR PLAN
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THIRD FLOOR PLAN
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PERSPECTIVE VIEWS
Doing yoga on the south balcony in the morning
Activties happening in communal space
Enjoying eveining time with neighbors in double height space
Walking on the ramps
Physical model
Physical model
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