PORTFOLIO SHAE HENDRIKSE
Rhino, Indesign, Illustrator, Point Cloud, Photoshop
Revit, D5 Rendering, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign
WRITTEN WORLD THE
DESIGNER:
Shae Hendrikse
PROFESSORS:
Lindsey Bahe, Emily Cerny
TYPOLOGY:
Passion Project, Adaptive Reuse
CONCEPT:
Re-activate vacated urban interiors of a “typical” high-rise structure into forward-thinking mixed-use vertical villages of the future. Generate optimistic spatial conditions that address the emerging issues and needs we are facing today, such as housing, climate, health & wellness, social equity, civic engagement, and education.
The amenity chosen to do a detailed design on was a Library. Books and stories have continued to be an important aspect in everyday life, and with the rise of the utilization of technology, it’s important to keep these environments as an emphasis. In order to draw people in, it’s been given a dynamic storytelling aspect to mimic and relate to the stories the space is surrounded by, to inspire and capture the historical, mystical, and alluring aspects of many novels.
STARTED HOW IT
Concept sketches.....
Spacial
EVOLVED HOW IT
Technical understanding + Materials...
GREEN
BRICK
Green Fabric
Tile
Marble
GREEN PAINT
BLACK WALNUT
Black Walnut
Leather
Brick Stained Glass
Green Paint
CONCLUDED HOW IT
Products used in this project: Hand Drawing, Photoshop, Adobe Firefly
AGORA WALNUT HILL
INTERIOR DESIGNER:
Shae Hendrikse
ARCHITECTS:
Till Steinforth, Lucas Flemming
PROFESSOR:
Brian Kelly
TYPOLOGY:
Historical Preservation, Adaptive Reuse
CONCEPT:
While understanding both macro and micro scales, the goal is to redesign an underutilized space in the Walnut Hill reservoir. One where a very impactful space used to rest is now a gated area in the middle of a community. As designers, we strive towards bringing people together through the opportunities a space may provide. How may we start to do that in a new way while also respecting what has previously existed?
STARTED HOW IT
Project interiors were based on sections. Since we wanted to depict the erosive effect of the back side of the basin by excavating it, the direction from the section view is based on the archaeological component of stratigraphy.
ONE FLOOR
Main purpose is for circulation, more active areas and limited seating.
Grab and Go
Retail
Lockers
Courts Library “Basin Museum”
MUSEUM
TWO FLOOR
The main purpose is watching, and amenities that have seating to get a clear view of every court.
Restaurant
Comfort Seating
Bleachers
Free Play
Library Lounge
BREAKDOWN SITE
SITE PLAN
FACADE STRUCTURE
KEPT BASIN INTERVENTIONS
LINKED INTER
DESIGNER:
Shae Hendrikse
PROFESSORS:
Kendra Ordia
TYPOLOGY:
Adaptive Reuse, Public Transportation
LOCATION: Seattle, WA
CONCEPT:
The ultimate objective is to create a transportation hub that promotes wellbeing, communication, productivity, and mindfulness. Additionally, utilizing amenities within the building that complement the surrounding context instead of repeating it.
CONTEXT SITE
Influences on the project.....
Rise, Noon, Set
TRANSPORT
Light Rail/ Bike/ Bus
SOUND
VEGETATION
Exterior / Interior Entrances
DEVELOPED HOW IT
Spacial Understanding...
DEVELOPED HOW IT
From an elevation standpoint.
WAYFINDING LIGHTING
Navigate Move
Pause Stay
CONCLUDED HOW IT
Products used in this project:
Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, D5 Render, Procreate
INTRESTS ARTISTIC
