Quentin Eddings Portfolio Fall 2020

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QUENTIN EDDINGS

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INTRODUCTION

My name is Quentin Eddings. I am a graduate of Normandy High School and soon to be graduate of the University of Missouri - Columbia Architectural studies program. For the past years of undergraduate I have adpoted a “ Form and function are one � , this qoute was made famous by Architect Frank Lloyd Wright, which is great for modern/contemporary styles. Thid style helps me to create forms that impact the people that use them. Also I design in the sustainable style as I think this style impacts the people that use the buildings I design. This portfolio showcases my work and growing abilities

Jefferson middle school renovation

TASK: Present design solution to an building built in 1938, that is in need for an acessibilty update.

With the renovation of the building’s assibility I decide to add elevators in the original portion of the building built over 90 years ago. The school also needed an new gym in which my design added the gym to change the schools overal traffic flow from a ‘ U “ shape to a circular shpe with a gym addition in the middle with a skywalk linking the elevator and other building levels together.

columbia music hall

TASK: Create an after school music hall where students can come after school to practice/learn and rehearse music.

This music hall is located in downtown Columbia Missouri across the street from the Boone County court house. Featuring one half dedicated to public space such as the music hall for preformances, and the other half of the building is for students. There are multiple recording studios and private/ group rehearsal rooms for students to practice and a student lounge on the second floor the has a view over looking the second story green roof.

There are multiple recording studios and private/ group rehearsal rooms for students to practice and a student lounge on the second floor the has a view over looking the second story green roof.

MKT TRAIL APARTMENTS TASK: Create a sustainble building using sustainable features that could lead to a Net Zero Archtecture.

Located near the Missouri-Kansas-Texas old railroad route, now an trail. This site has some elevation as well as Flat Branch Creek on its site. It is also with in 5 minutes of the University of Missouri- Columbia Jesse Hall and Quadriangle . The building front is a south facing wall that brings in much light that is used for the solar gain and shines direclty on thermal masses that help regulate the buildings temperature.

There are 30 aparts that varous between 2 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms with one bathroom. Also there is a interior courtyard that allows for gathers and the interaction that you would get from a microclimate type of structure.