Prisca
Musa
Entry level architect (designer)
Charlotte, NC 28215
prisca.musa@yahoo.com
605 592 1078
Links https://prisca.pb.design/
Awards
Excellence award
April 2019
Award given for outstanding project in the department of architecture 2018-19
Certificate of achievement
August 2017
Dean Lynn Sergeant's list
Certificate of achievement
August 2018
Dean Lynn Sargeant's list
Doodle for Google
February 2015
award for taking part in the international competion
Cool Capital Biennale
August 2014
national winner on school mural expressionism
Groups
AIA Assoc.
January 2020 to Present
ASA/Multicultural center
January 2019 to December 2019
Admission ambassador August 2018 to December 2019
Additional Information
References:
Norma Nusz Chandler, DM LEED AP BDe-C, NACE Sr. Coor. Technologist Email: Norma.Nusz-Chandler@sdstate.edu Phone: (605)695-4635
Florencio U. Aranda III, M.A, M.S, PHD Advisor / South Dakota State University Email: florencio.aranda@sdstate.edu Phone: 605-688-5585
Portfolio
ontents:
Graduate Studio projects:
1/ Pop-up Museum: Design Matter Spring 2022_ Rachel Dickey
2/ The estruary: water and environment Fall 2022_group project
3/ Living Rubrics: Emergent techniques for space-house-city Spring 2021_ Peter Wong
4/ COTE 10 ACSA Competition: A participant in change Fall 2020_ Nicholas Ault
Under Graduate Studio Projects:
5/ Multy-Family Housing: Precast Construction Spring 2019 _ Fang Xu
6/ Town House and Berlin History Spring 2018_Brian Lee
7/ Armature vs Arperture: Lighting in Museums Fall 2018_ Charles McBride
Research Project:
8/The Passive House: Low Energy Building Fall 2018_ Robert Arlt
Research Papers:
9/ Material Epressionsim: Eero Saarinen
10/ Sound, Light and Texture in Archietcure
11/ Urbanism vs City Center building: A study using Phenomenology and Semiotic
MOFS ON THE ROCK
MOFs on the Rocks is a simple mobile pop up museum to demonstrate UNCC chemistry department's metal organic framework (MOF) research. This specific example tries to demonstrate basic organic chemistry ideas through the use of its hexagon shaped structure. The hexagon is used commonly for organic chemical structures as well as many MOFs like FE-MOF-74. This mobile museum acts like a food truck easily unpacking from a flatbed trailer, to serve the audience via a small counter with stools, paired with a screen. Each hexagon is a single continuous piece of plywood folded to create the curved, angled hexagons
THE ESTUARY
he massing strategy has a basis in the impacts of water on various land materials: the cracks as soil dries and swells, the ever-changing paths of an estuary as a river meets the sea, or the slow erosion as a drip carves through a stone. Orientation of mass works with the topography to promote natural lighting and coordinate with prevailing wind conditions to increase passive energy efficiency. Chosen materials include terracotta for passive water-based cooling and wooden structure to lower lifespan emissions. Partial radiant conditioning utilizes the thermal capacities of water to lower the need for lifespan energy use while still allowing fresh air supply strategies for all interior spaces.
The Concave Pavilion Prisca Musa Spring 2022 HSS - Round Structural Tubing HSS6X0.25 HSS - Round Structure Tubing HSS2.375X0.250 Rhomboid Family 4 in thick (Glass Panel Generic model(Attractor point) East Elevation Cross SectionClose-up detail Section North Elevation Kinetic Louvres a. b. c. 200’ 00” 100’00” High: 80 ft Low 50 ft THE CONCAVE Pavillion
South Elevation render exterior sun only
framing aluminum kinetic louvers attached to frame a. b. c.
Glass/Shadding panel aluminum
h 9t Avenue 8 th Aven ue unnStreet S.1 S.2 HarveyDu Ampitheatre for multiple activities and events Pedestrian path accounts for exterior Open relation to residential housing encouraging community environment Sitting and studying area with benches and tree shading 9t h A 8 th A v e n ue HaeyDunnSee h 9th A v en u e 8th A v enue ue e Circulation and Stairways Locations Greenspace Vehicular Network from north campus from north campus Pedestrian network SOUTHERN CAMPUS Interior Programs Living and dining Bedroom Bathroom Pedestrian Network 9thStreet Scale:1” =20
36’36’36’36’10’ 36’36’36’10’ 36’36’36’36’ 10’ 36’36’36’10’16’ Drip edge Sealant joints curtain wall frame Terracotta cladding with window Precast Panel corner connection Plan 20" 3/4" Site Context 10’ D p edge
