Danielle Tellez Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio
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My collected work from August 2009 - May 2013 at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign.
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Research House
A follow up to the pavilion, this house is designed for a team researching the Franklin’s ground squirrel. Themodule has been adapted as a �oor surface. The building shifts to create a natural line of work and two researchwings. One cantilevers out over the High Pond of Kickapoo State Park. The other is underground and the �oormodule is free to follow the earth up the wall.
FALL 2011 [4 WEEKS] KICKAPOO STATE PARK - OAKWOOD, IL
Research House
A follow up to the pavilion, this house is designed for a team researching the Franklin’s ground squirrel. Themodule has been adapted as a �oor surface. The building shifts to create a natural line of work and two researchwings. One cantilevers out over the High Pond of Kickapoo State Park. The other is underground and the �oormodule is free to follow the earth up the wall.
FALL 2011 [4 WEEKS] KICKAPOO STATE PARK - OAKWOOD, IL
Infill Oasis
Two families own these units, one college student and one expecting children. The college student familyhas the blue unit. It is organized vertically, and at the top is a light �lled space that acts as an oasis. For the couple, it is a private library. For the college student it becomes a temporary living space removed from the house.
The expecting couple has a horizontally arranged unit. The long glass atrium allows for a continuous view path from the kitchen through the raised play area, to the front door.
The thickened wall acts as a barrier between two condos. It becomes programmatic as the spaces along it arepunched out for storage, bookcases, and shelves. It is a constant reminder to the other family of whichwall is shared.
SPRING 2012 [4 WEEKS] CHICAGO, IL
Infill Oasis
Two families own these units, one college student and one expecting children. The college student familyhas the blue unit. It is organized vertically, and at the top is a light �lled space that acts as an oasis. For the couple, it is a private library. For the college student it becomes a temporary living space removed from the house.
The expecting couple has a horizontally arranged unit. The long glass atrium allows for a continuous view path from the kitchen through the raised play area, to the front door.
The thickened wall acts as a barrier between two condos. It becomes programmatic as the spaces along it arepunched out for storage, bookcases, and shelves. It is a constant reminder to the other family of whichwall is shared.
SPRING 2012 [4 WEEKS] CHICAGO, IL
