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Mixed-Use Hostelle

net zero design studio spring 2023 programs used: revit twinmotion photoshop enscape indesign

Challenged to design a space for expecting families in need of financial and housing help. This space will will be used as a commerical and residential space and aims to perform and be a net zero building.

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Transition

The concept of this design revolves around the idea that transitioning to a new environment happens gradually.Therefore, the building is divided between two main communities, the permanent and the emergency, with transitional units integrated in both. By establishing two different communities, families are exposed to other residents with the same mindset and situation which allows for a better feeling of comfort. However, at the center, there exists a bridge meant to serve as community outreach which will enable families to gather, regardless of the situation, and interact even with members outside the Hostelle. This outreach is meant to encourage social transition and personal growth through the help of a community.

concept of this design revolves around the idea that transitioning to a new environment happens gradually. Therefore, the building is divided between two communities, the perminent and the emergency, with transitional units in- north elevation south elevation residential level 1 residential level 2 residential level 3 longitudinal section longitudinal section model

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9th St Row House Renovation

junior year, spring 2023

Challenged to reimagine 9th St. Row House with ADA considerations. This house holds a strong emphasis on separating the private and public spaces while also creating a comfortable home acessable to those in a wheelchair programs used: revit autoCAD photoshop indesign

Historic Case Study

freshman year, spring 2021 programs used: twinmotion sketchup

Assigned to re-create a 3-D model of a historical Washington D.C. building using only pre-existing floor plans and elevation(s).

Creative Works

A collection of drawings and models of different mediums.

Process Models

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