Architecture and Design Portfolio

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[1] botanical garden [pg. 4-9][2] liberty village [pg. 10-13][3] modern lofts [pg. 14-17][4] hearth [pg. 18-19][5] riverside agora [pg. 20-23][6] the miyazaki chair [pg. 24-25][7] personal art [pg. 26-27]

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4[1] botanical gardenThe site is located in a quarry due for closure and focuses on rehabilitation of the area. The program is dedicated to a bamboo botanical garden, which occupies a section of the site. All the greenhouse buildings are arranged linearly and are connected through exterior bamboo fields and water flow.

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THE NATURE OF A GRASS FORESTMODULAR UNIT DIAGRAMSN/ACLAIRE LUDEWIGS2048923206.08.2014PAGE 3 of 6

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The greenhouses are constructed from components that can be changed and arranged to fit specific needs of the plants. These components allow for future adaptation and expansion of the buildings.

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7TEA HOUSE CRAFTS GARDEN PRODUCTION GARDEN ORNAMENTAL GARDEN ENTRANCE EDIBLE GARDEN MUSIC GARDEN

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[1] botanical gardenEach greenhouse houses bamboo which can be used for specific functions. These functions are then demonstrated and visitors have the ability to interact with the plants.

Music Garden SectionMusic Garden Plan

Edible Garden SectionEdible Garden Plan

Entrance SectionEntrance Plan

Ornamental Garden SectionOrnamental Garden Plan

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[2] liberty village The site, located in Toronto, was redesigned to accommodate a mixed use complex which includes in its program office space, retail/commercial space, market and green space. The design allows for both flexible and permanent programs, which creates a hub for intellectual and creative exchange.

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EWHA Womans University Seoul, South KoreaDominique Perrault Architecture

Nine Bridges Country ClubYeoju-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South KoreaShigeru Ban Architects

Crematorium BaumschulenwegBerlin, GermanyShultes Frank Architeckten

Safe ZoneQuebec, CanadaStoss

High LineNew York City, USADiller Scodio + Renfro

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The design also allows for public access and usage through incorporating passages, and making available selected interior and exterior spaces.

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Liberty VillageClaire Ludewigs20489232Section-Elevation 1:250Page 9 of 10

[2] liberty village

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The market space, which spills over two floors, draws the public into the interior of the building. The floors above are permanent office spaces and considered private. Multiple access points allow for the separation between public and private.

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Liberty VillageClaire Ludewigs204892326th Floor Plan1:250Page 6 of 10

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Liberty VillageClaire Ludewigs2048923220th Floor Plan1:250Page 7 of 10

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There are two underground levels for storage and parking as well as 20 levels above ground. The design incorporates green space / exterior space on multiple levels above ground. The thinness of the building is to allow maximum daylight for everyone.

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[3] modern loftsThe site is situated in Toronto, Canada, on the harbor front and is one of the future potential areas for redevelopment. The building is a contemporary loft, used primarily but not entirely for residences, as an alternative to conventional condominium development.

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The ground floor is dedicated to a caf space and the upper floors alternate between single, couple, and family residential units.

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[4] hearthThe kitchen is modular unit that can stand in the center of a room or against a wall. It is multi-functional and can be adjusted to meet the needs of the user.

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[5] riverside agora Site Ground PlanThe Riverside Agora is a community center located downtown Cambridge, Ontario. The main focus of the building is on the people and their interactions, inside and out, with the community center. Views play the most important part in achieving a connection between the center and the people.

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The lobby area is fully glazed allowing for total transparency and in such creates a welcoming atmosphere.

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[5] riverside agora

RIVERSIDE AGORACLAIRE LUDEWIGS20489232DIAGRAMS & MANIFESTONA10.12.13PAGE 65OF 6

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The Riverside Agora is a community center located in Cambridge between the Grand River and Water Street. The main focus of the building is on the people and their interactions, inside and out, with the community center. Views play the most important part in achieving a connection between the center and the people. The lobby area is fully glazed allowing for total transparency and in such creates a welcoming atmosphere. The openness takes away the idea of privacy and instead encourages the space to be used for community activities. From the lobby it is possible to watch a variety of activities that are taking place on the dierent levels of the building. The Riverside Agora is a mixture of active and inactive, the viewers and the viewed, a balance that lets every member of the community connect to the center in their own way. The outside of the community center responds to the existing site, its surroundings and circumstances. Water Street is a main trac rout through Cambridge and is therefore loud and busy. The park is meant to provide a contrast of calmness and tranquility to the rushed and stressed roadside. The Riverside Agora is a place to meet, relax, being active and enjoying life.

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SPACE AREA (m2)POOL AREA 619LIFE GUARD ROOM 30POOL STORAGE/FILTRATION/TECHNICAL 209CHANGING ROOMS 209LOBBY 209ADMINISTRATION 152MEETING ROOM 68COMMUNITY ROOM 120DAYCARE 198WC (x3) 133PRACTICE STUDIO 121AUDITORIUM 302CAF / GREENHOUSE 179TOTAL NET AREA 2245TOTAL GROSS AREA 2918.5

SPACE AREA (m2)PARKING 75DROP OFF AREA 108PLAYGROUND 329GARDEN/PARK 614CAF SEATING AREA 100ROOF TOP TERRACE 206TOTAL 1431

TOTAL AREA OF SITE 3329TOTAL AREA OF BUILDING AT GRADE 1146

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From the lobby it is possible to watch a variety of activities that are taking place on the different levels of the building. The Riverside Agora is a mixture of active and inactive, the viewers and the viewed, a balance that lets every member of the community connect to the center in his own way.

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[6] the miyazaki chairA chair designed and built for the Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki. A two piece structure, consisting of an easel and stool coming together to form a chair. The marquetry is based on multiple movies of Miyazaki. Group credit: Rain Maki

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