1st Year Architecture Portfolio

Portfolio

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TJ Farley

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Complex Geometries

6-7

Light and Value

8-9

House NA Analysis

12-13

Primordial Pavilion

14-15

Spatial Representation

18-19

Protoarchitecture

20-21

Facade Design

24-25

Syracuse Arts Incubator

26-27

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ARC

Representation I

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181

Professor Herrera

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Complex Geometries

In these two drawings, you can see the development of light and value on some original complex geometries.

The multiple studies show aptitude for shading and a clear understanding of using one and two point perspective with a common light source.

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The final drawing above shows mastery of two point perspective in the formation of complex forms and the effect light has on such objects. The image below displays a clear style when it comes to abstract self protrait creation.

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Light and Value

The image on the left and the one in the top middle displays a high level of control in using value to recreate real life.

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These two images show in depth analysis, recreation, and development on prior concepts and ideas. The use of value to manipulate space is clear and precise.

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ARC

Design I

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107

Professor Chen

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House NA Analysis

The division of space in this model demonstrates an understanding of the case study and a clear development of an interesting idea.

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The complex comprehension of the spatial relationship of the case study led to this model and axonometric.

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Primordial Pavilion

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The introduction of program was a driving factor in the design of this pavilion. There was a primary strategy of folding surfaces that really shaped this design.

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ARC

Rerpresentation II

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182

Professor Kerner

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Spatial Representation

ARC 182: Representation II - Kerner

ARC 182: Representation II - Kerner

1B: Figures & Networks TJ Farley | Section 5

1C: 2D Geometric Logic TJ Farley | Section 5

These two drawings show an interesting use of representation when developing very simple architectural spaces.

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Drawing #1

Drawing #1

The use of contour lines and gradients to show very simple site plans and a new form of representation helped to develop this drawing. The use of color really assisted the aesthetic of this drawing.

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Protoarchitecture

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The use of opaque shadows to develop the complexity of the drawings assists in the representation of complex unrealistic forms and spatial sequences.

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ARC

Design II

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Professor Shanks

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Facade Design

The design of this facade was inspired by the south facing facade in Rivington Place by David Adjaye utilizing uniform windows and displaying a stretching effect when looked at from a certain angle.

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The development of the facade through model making allowed for more flexibility when it came to designing the facade. The primary goal was to create an optical illusion when looking from either side of the building.

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Syracuse Arts Incubator

Rooftop Terrace Studio Gallery Lobby

The design of this arts incubator was intended to maximize the internal daylight for both galleries and studios.

The majority glazed facade provides for not only this added sunlight, but also a great view.

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This section and sectional model display the way that light would enter this building and illuminate interior spaces.

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