Portfolio Studio V. JT

STUDIO V PORTFOLIO

JAZMIN TOPETE

CONTENTS

PROPOSAL

2

DEVELOPMENT

3-8

MASTERPLAN

9-13

MODELS

14-16

RESIDENTIAL FARMERS MARKET An intention to integrate homeless individuals back into the community

Our initiative idea is to bring the existing community more life and economic growth to the site by designing a local farmers market. From viewing the existing community, we noticed that the upbringing of urban expansion relocates the homeless through a social force. With the concern of bringing more movement to the area and how it can impact the homeless, we would like to include them in this new development. A portion of the site will be significant to aiding those with no residency or unemployment. They will be housed on the secondary level of the farmers market to give the inhabitants a private space. Housing will be organized into comfortable living spaces, a small living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom. The application would be through a questionnaire and proof of the individual’s situation. To achieve the mental and physical growth of habitants we provide services such as financial advisory, nutrition, physical therapy, and counseling. After making a certain amount of income from the market and services we help the individuals transition to better opportunities.

Designing a farmers market brings the existing, and new communities into the site. The farmers market will provide the habitants with skills and employment to succeed in a thriving community. Gardening programs would consist of, harvesting bread, flowers, honey, and a variation of produce. Then they can sell what they produce and present the goods to the consumers by sampling and marketing. To promote sustainability, green roofs and vegitation are integrated.

The market will be placed throughout the site to provide an interactive scape where guests can roam and create new connections. Our spatial organization encourages a welcoming environment with inclusivity and equality. With the development of a farmers market, we will partner with neighboring organizations to give habitants opportunities and resources.

Giving these communities accessibility, local goods, and prices encourages regular cutomers. When the market is not active, the habitants of the market can promote workshops on gardening, beekeeping, sustainability, market tours, and hold music events to interconnect the habitants more with the midtown community. We can provide a donation area in our community center for generous visitors to give. Other ways we can connect habitants with the existing community, is by partnering with local restaurants for food discounts, and local farmers for education and job opportunities.

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SITE ANALYSIS

COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS

MIDTOWN

JUNIPER ST NE

306 PONCE LEON AVENUE NE

PO

NC

EO EL

NA

VE

NU

EN

E

N

N

SUN PATH DIAGRAM

IRRIGATION DIAGRAM

PRECEDENTS TADAO ANDO ROKKO HOUSE

BJARKE INGLES GROUP MOUNTAIN DWELLING

PARKING WALK HOUSING TERRACE

HERMAN HERTSBERGER CENTRAAL BEHEER OFFICES

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AGGREGATIONS

With keeping into consideration, collages, site analysis, and chosen precedent, a mass has been placed concerning the daylighting diagram, and the geometry of precedents.

To ensure even lighting, equal gardening area, and enough courtyards for the habitants, rearranging of units takes part. Breaking of form to smaller pieces will enable flexibility and create more possible variations.

Through the exploration of form, from the inspiration of Herman Hertsberger’s usage of form creating space, form aggregations are explored and arranged to form residential groups with courtyards.

With the continuation of the aggregation, size, and spacial variation are explored. This aggregation gives habitants a more clear and equal amount of area for per-unit gardening. Due to the orientation of the clusters not all will have an equal amount of lighting for their vegetation.

With the consideration of previous aggregations, the amount of units, and achieving equal lighting throughout the site, this variation becomes one of the final aggregations of the site.

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CONCEPTUAL SKETCHES

The grid system displays an axis of the main circulation, which connects three major nodes.

These nodes comprise of two market clusters and the community center on the right.

The axis allows the nodes to be visually connected and encourages guests to navigate easily through each. These nodes encourage courtyards and since the market program invites exterior economic movement.

The orientation of the housing groups not only promotes maximum lighting for vegetation and creates safety among each.

This residential organization encourages community behavior. (looking out for each other)

The market and the storage are located on the ground floor. With this proximity, storage is accessible for the market and transport unloading for residents. To promote habitants” privacy, the housing program is placed above the market and storage.

Accessibility to residential units has been considered where the transition between the perimeter and the interior of the site becomes more enclosed creating privacy for the habitants.

To accommodate the guidelines of residential quantity, the accessibility to housing units is modified.

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MASTERPLAN DIAGRAMS

ROOF GARDEN COMMUNITY GARDEN COURT YARD

RESIDENTIAL COMMUNIAL

FARMERS MARKET M A R K E T/ G A R D E N S T O R A G E

SAFETY VIEWS

HOUSING ENTRANCE PRIVATE SEPARATION

COMMUNITY CENTER KODAK

FOOD HALL WORK SHOPS GREEN ROOF

FISCAL SERVICES DONATION CENTER EVENT SPACE

CUSTOMER SERVICES COUNCELING RECEPTION CONFERENCE SPACE

THIRD FLOOR 1/16”= 1’-0”

INSULATION WELDED MESH IN CONCRETE SLAB

SILL PLATE WOOD JOIST CONNECTION JOINT

SECOND FLOOR 1/16”= 1’-0”

CONNECTION JOINT REINFORCED CONCRETE ANCHOR /FOOTING

1/8” S C A L E JAZMIN TOPETE

GROUND FLOOR 1/16”= 1’-0”

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RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLANS N

RESIDENTIAL

MARKET MARKET AREA1

4BEDROOM UNITS

MARKET AREA2

2BEDROOM UNITS 3BEDROOM UNITS

STORAGE GARAGE/STORAGE1

COMMUNITY GARDEN

GARAGE/STORAGE2

COMMUNITY CENTER

14

SITE SECTION

1/32” S C A L E

16

INSULATION

WELDED MESH IN CONCRETE SLAB

SILL PLATE WOOD JOIST CONNECTION JOINT

CONNECTION JOINT

REINFORCED CONCRETE ANCHOR/FOOTING

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