Wednesday, December 14, 2016

Dormitory Sections & Elevations

Dormitory Elevations & Sections






FRONT ELEVATION








REAR ELEVATION









SECTION A









SECTION B






Tuesday, December 13, 2016

Dormitory Floor Plans Final

Dormitory Floor Plans




SITE PLAN








   

CELLAR FLOOR PLAN










FIRST FLOOR PLAN











SECOND - FOURTH FLOOR TYPICAL  PLAN 











FIFTH FLOOR PLAN














SIXTH FLOOR PLAN
 

 
 
 
 

Monday, November 7, 2016

Programmatic Study and Development






GROUND FLOOR PLAN







SECOND FLOOR PLAN








THIRD FLOOR PLAN





FOURTH & FIFTH TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN




SIXTH FLOOR PLAN




ROOF PLAN








3D SECTION


Massing Development and Model





Monday, October 31, 2016

Programmatic Study & Development

For my programmatic study and development, I took my final hybrid model. My final hybrid model is hybrid model number three. With this model, I started mapping out most of my program elements throughout a series of sketches. The series of sketches consists of typical floor plans, and sections. These sketches are not finalized. Please feel free to critic, and comment. Thanks for your time and consideration.













SITE PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN


THIRD FLOOR PLAN
SECTION A


SECTION B





Monday, October 24, 2016

Hybrid Study Models

For my hybrid study model, I developed my forms based off of my previous conceptual models. The models that I used are the following:


                                                    Study model #1                                 Study model #2

                                                    Study model #9                               Study model #10


  

Hybrid Study Model #1
 



FRONT


 LEFT


 RIGHT


 REAR



Hybrid Study Model #2



 FRONT


 LEFT


 RIGHT


REAR



Hybrid Study Model #3



 FRONT


 LEFT


 RIGHT


 REAR


TOP
 

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Conceptual Models


Model #1- Collage #1

For this concept model, I weaved together fabric in order to express the nature of the trees in my first collage being the nature of the trees being extracted from the man-made.



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RIGHT


REAR


Model #2- Collage #1

For this concept model, I have woven some thread through and around wooden craft sticks. I want to also express the nature of the trees in my first collage being extracted from man-made.



FRONT

Model #3- Collage #1

This concept model, I decided to express the hard edge of the man-made building and then show the nature of the trees being extracted from the edge of the building.



FRONT


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RIGHT


REAR

Model #4- Collage #2

For my second collage this concept model is expressing the connection between the different colors of the grand canyon layering.



FRONT

Model #5- Collage #2

Also for the second collage, I tried to express in this model the connection of the bridge connecting one side of the grand canyon to the opposing side which consists of man-made.



FRONT


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RIGHT

Model #6- Collage #2

Lastly, for the second collage I wanted to express the connection of the sillouhette holding the bridge together. 



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RIGHT


REAR

Model #7- Collage #3

For my final collage, with this concept model I wanted to express the movement of the thought bubble. I tried to manipulate hierarchy of the different shapes within the thought bubble.



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RIGHT


REAR

Model #8- Collage #3

For the second concept model of my final collage, I wanted to also show the shapes of the thought bubble with a cascading look to the form.



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RIGHT


REAR

 Model #9- Collage #3

For this concept model, I tried to incorporate the sun and its rays coming from one side and the moon and its rays from the other. Then the direction of the clouds coming from the student's head in my third collage. Lastly I took the actual student as the focal point between the three of the components.



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RIGHT


REAR

Model #10 Collage #3

Lastly for my final collage, I wanted to express and show the stack of books that a student uses to study from. I designed this form base on the angles that the books were stacked.


FRONT


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RIGHT


REAR