IMAGES ARE CAPTURED WITH THE CONCEPT OF “LINES” IN MIND. THE IMAGES ARE COMPOSED IN A MANNER THAT FOLLOWS THE MOVEMENT AND DIRECTION OF THE LINES. LINEAR PATHS ARE CONTRASTED WITH THE ORGANIC LINES IN THE CENTER.
THREE IMAGES FROM PART A ARE CHOSEN AND ARRANGED INTO ONE LARGER COMPOSITION. HERE, LINEAR PATHS ARE CONTAINED WITHIN ORGANIC ONES.
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THE TWO DIMENSIONAL COMPOSITION FROM PART B IS THEN TRANSFORMED AND EXTRUDED INTO A THREE DIMENSIONAL FIGURE. THE CONCEPTS OF RHYTHM, REPETITION, SCALE, AND LIGHT ARE EXPLORED.
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WITH MATERIAL CONSTRAINTS, A SITE WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE THRESHOLDS, AND VARIOUS SIZED GATHERING SPACES TO ACCOMMODATE FOR THE CIRCULATION OF VISITORS.
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PLAN A
THROUGH THE EXPLORATION OF SECTION AND ELEVATION CUTS, FLOOR PLAN AND SECTION DRAWINGS OF PART A ARE SHOWN. HERE, HIDDEN AND OVERHEAD LINES ARE USED.
GIVEN AN EXISTING SITE, TWO APARTMENTS WERE CREATED FOR A SOCIAL SCIENTIST AND AN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST. THROUGH THE USE OF STRATEGIC GLAZING ON THE FACADES AND THE USE OF SHARED OUTDOOR SPACES, THE APARTMENTS ALLOW THEIR INHABITANTS TO FEEL A SENSE OF COMMUNITY.
ON THE RIGHT, A FLOOR PLAN OF EACH LEVEL AND THREE SECTIONS OF THE APARTMENTS ARE SHOWN.
MICRO-HOUSING LOCATED ALONG INTERSTATE 75/85 EAST OF GEORGIA TECH. THE THIRTY UNIT APARTMENT IS CONNECTED TO CAMPUS VIA THE THIRD STREET TUNNEL. THE BUILDING INCLUDES CLASSROOMS, A POOL, ROCK CLIMBING GYM, FITNESS GYM, AND CAFE.
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TWO SEPARATE MASONRY WALLS ARE COMBINED TO CREATE A “CORNER”. BY USING DOUBLE THICK HEADER AND STRETCHER BRICK PATTERNS (ALONG WITH OTHER VARIATIONS), A STRUCTURALLY SOUND WALL WAS CREATED. USING A “KEYSTONE” TECHNIQUE, AN ARCHED WINDOW WAS ALSO INCLUDED.
USING ENGINEERED LUMBER, GLASS, AND WOODEN FRAMING TECHNIQUES, A BUS SHELTER THAT PROVIDES INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SEATING, SHADED AND LIT AREAS, AND STANDING ROOM WAS CREATED FOR USE ALONG GEORGIA TECH’S STINGER BUS ROUTE.
