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01 GLOBAL TEXTILES MUSEUM Mixed use building and rooftop park Chicago, IL
02 INTERWOVEN Parking Day 2015 P Street, Downtown Lincoln NE
03 HOBBYIST’S RETREAT Garage conversion into a specialized work space 1717 Vinton Street, Omaha NE
04 INTERPLAY Addition to Architecture Hall 403 Stadium Drive, Lincoln NE
05 CASCADE Installation in the Candy Factory Office Building Haymarket District, Lincoln NE
06 SHIFTING BOUNDARIES Live-work building housing a rug shop Haymarket District, Lincoln NE
07 GAP HOUSE Pottery studio and hobbyist’s dwelling Rural Nebraska
GLOBAL TEXTILES MUSEUM 01 This hybrid building contains a textile museum featuring global artisans and an apartment block of two-story apartments to house the artisans and their families. The roof of the building conserves the sparse greenspace of downtown Chicago by acting as a raised park removed from the chaos of traffic below and offering views to Oak Street Beach. The goal of the building was to convey the diversity of different cultures while still unifying the community.
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INTERWOVEN 02 Parking Day is an international event when artists and designers fill a parking stall with an interactive installation. Students were challenged with designing an installation using only recycled materials. Executed by a group of 5 students, Interwoven utilizes over 5,000 plastic bags braided and woven into frames to create comfortable, unique seating. The project was designed, built and installed over the course of only 4 weeks. The final event of Parking Day showcased the student work to the public.
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HOBBYIST’S RETREAT 03 The Hobbyist’s Retreat provides a functional and inspiring workspace for the specialized task of basket weaving. The form draws from weaving techniques and the space is programed for specific working needs, such as a water feature for soaking weaving materials ng storage. and hanging
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Inspiration From Spiral Weave
Corner Squared To Fit Existing Conditions
Back Rounded To Expand Space
Circulation Elements Added
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This cantilevered addition to Architecture Hall offers students the ability to escape and relax through play. Students can choose to climb or lounge in the suspended net system. Program overlap creates opportunities for interesting interactions between relaxation and play.
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CASCADE 05
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The Candy Factory is an office building in the historic Lincoln Haymarket. Cascade is a modular installation designed to promote interaction between coworkers in the space.
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Secondary Element: Skylights
In this live-work building which houses a rug shop, the rugs become the walls that divide space. A track system allows the rugs and walls to move, creating a flexible space which blurs interior and exterior. The track system dictates the shapes of the skylights above. Baffles inside the skylights bounce indirect light to illuminate the rugs on display.
Primary Element: Track System
Tertiary Element: Shifting Walls
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Gallery Wall Maze
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This pottery retreat and dwelling echoes the process and emotions involved in making pottery. The pottery studio is of the earth and returns to the earth in an embedded lower level, which exits into the sunken courtyard. The form of the building and its relation to the estate wall create gaps in space that draw from the gaps in time during the pottery process. Each gap conveys an emotion of the tension, waiting potter: ten nsio on, anticipation, discovery, and celebration.
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POTTERY PROCESS AND GAPS
ENTRY “ANTICIPATION” GAPS
STUDIO “ANTICIPATION” GAP
EXTERIOR“TENSION” GAP
TOWER “DISCOVERY” GAP
LIVING “CELEBRATION” GAP
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SHAYLA DICK Student University of NebraskaLincoln shayla.dick@hotmail.com (605)-553-7294