DAMARIS JEMMOTT | ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN PORTFOLIOHOWARD UNIVERSITY BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE WASHINGTON, DC

PRIMITIVE HUTArchetypal hut designed in contemporary style. Designed as refuge

for a cl ient suffering from Borderl ine Personal i ty Disorder. L-Shaped “Arms” which comprise the doors and walls of the hut

conceptual ly cradle the cl ient to recorvery.

PARTI MODEL STUDY MODEL: 1/16” = 1’-0” FINAL MODEL: 3/8” = 1’-0”

INCUBATOR FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSMulti-Use, self-contained building containing functions which provide for

the development of upcoming entreprenuers in Barcelona, Spain.SITE PLAN

GROUND/ENTRY LEVEL SECOND LEVEL

THIRD + FOURTH LEVELS

CONCEPT MODEL

1

45

3

10 10 10

6

3 23

7

8

10m

20m5m

50m

2m

5m

10m

1m

a a

b

b

WORKSPACE LEVEL

1 RETAIL SPACES

2 RESIDENTIAL

3 LIBRARY

4 EXHIBITION

5 LECTURE HALL

6 ADMIN

7 CLASSROOMS

8 RECREATION

9 WORKSPACES

10 EXISTING BUILDING TO REMAIN

3D USE DIAGRAM

10

9

a-a SECTION THRU RESIDENCES

b-b SECTION THRU VITAL AXIS

3

3

8

9

2

1

6

7

7

9

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

STRUCTURAL PARTI

WALL OF ADJACENT

BUILDING; UNABLE

TO BE DEMOLISHED,

REQUIRED TO

BECOME PART OF NEW

CONSTRUCTION

BENJAMIN BANNEKER NATATORIUMOlympic Swimming Facility located on

axis with the Smithsonian Castle and the National Mall. Form inspired by a water

splash. Splash becomes the structure which inhabitants move through.

Seats 2000 people.

UNDERLYING

GEOMETRY

SERVED/SERVANT

STRUCTUREENCLOSURE

SITE CIRCULATION

SECTION THRU SMITHSONIAN AXIS | 1” = 64’-0”

STUDY MODELS EXLODED AXONOMETRIC

SECTION THRU NATATORIUM | 1” = 64’-0”

BRIDGE LEVEL PLAN | 1” = 32’-0”

LOBBY LEVEL PLAN | 1” = 32’-0”

HU HOMECOMING CROWN

Design-Build project. Original design based on logo for that year’s Homecoming and a boombox, i l lustrat ing the construct ionn’s use as the music

source for fest ivi t ies.

“CROWN” 2014

HOMECOMING LOGO

LIFE DRAWINGSDrawings completed while studying at Art

Students League. Drawings were done with-in time intervals varying between 1 minute

to 20 minutes.