Ronysha McGhee Design 1.2 Portfolio Summer 2022

RONYSHA MCGHEE

PROFESSOR OROSCO DESIGN 1.2 PORTFOLIO | SUMMER 2022

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Folding Experimentation

Scale Execise

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Site

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Charette

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Plaster Experiment

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Cast Iterations

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Pavilion Perspective

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Pavilion Drawings

ENGAGEMENT

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Perspective Exercise

EXPERIMENT

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Paper Inspiration

INSPIRATION

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INSPIRATION

PAPER FOLD STUDIES Pleated/Fan fold Construction paper fan folded and creased to create a 3-dimensional enclosure The intent is to create a partially enclosed structure

Photo of best paper fold that gave inspiration for my final design

Crumple folds| Crumpled and glued pinter paper

Cylinder + Crumple | Bonded construction + printer paper

Crumple + Vault + Prism | Bonded construction + printer paper

Fan/Pleated fold + Prisms| Construction paper + chipboard

PERSPECTIVE EXERCISE First perspective drawing to intending to create a sense of being present.

Perspective of a person standing under the structure

SCALE EXERCISE First attempt in a scale drawing for the enclosure.

Scales are 1/2” and 1/4” =1’-0”.

ENGAGEMENT

SITE Wakulla Springs The desired site for the pavillion is Wakulla Springs located in Tallahassee, FL. The goal is to collect information from the community to help create the final design.

Bird’s eye view of Wakulla Springs.

CHARETTE The intent of the engagement is to gather preferences from the community to design a n accommidating pavilion

Image of the community enagement results for design planning

Majority prefer a closed space

Majority prefer the left structure

Majority prefer a private area

Majority preferon land

Majority prefer the left structure

EXPERIMENT

CAST ITERATIONS Plaster Paris pored into a mold created with chipboard The intent is to create an enclosure that accommodates community preferences

Photo of most succesful and final cast

| Plaster Paris pored into chipboard mold

| Plaster Paris pored into rooled tape mold

| Plaster Paris pored into chipboard mold

| Plaster Paris pored into chipboard mold

PAVILION PERSPECTIVE

The drawing depicts a perspective of a person looking at the structure from a distance.

The final concrete pavillion perspective

PAVILION DRAWINGS Depicted is the scale drawing of the final iteration of the pavillion. There is an elevation, plan, and roof view

Scale drawings in 1/8”=1’-0.