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Portfolio
Architectural Design
Ian Penn
TTU_Aquatic_Center Studio III
Studio III
Studio IV
Studio V
Building Information
Building Modeling
Digital Media II
Digital Media II
LCU_Welcome_Center
TTU_Seville_Center_Sensorial
Sanitary_Mobility
Urban_Nature
Blurred_Surfacing
Modular_Formation
Modular_Formation
TTU_Aquatic_CenterExisting Structure Study
Design a new closed roof system for the TTU Aquatic center. By using a horizontal radial cable tension membrane, the system was able to span the pool area with minimal material. The affect was cantileververing, lightness, and specularity. The use of translucent and transparent membranes allowed sufficient light in as well as allowing the pool to be used year round.
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Connections
Latitudinal Section
Longitudinal Section
Water Container
Plastic Skin
Steel Framing
Ramping
Sanitary_Mobility
Design a Shower + Toilet Unit that can be shipped to disaster zones for relief. Steel frame with plastic skin for maximum durability with minimal material. Unit is elevated to account for varying terrain. ADA ramps were installed for wheel chair access. A compost toilet was installed to reduce water usage.
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Existing Structure Study
Shipping Site Assembly
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1 1/2”
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Envelope and Site Study
Creating a new context between the old historic district and the new art district in Bordeaux, France.By combining nature into the built form, a cohesive context emerges that establishes a connection between the two districts.
Details
1. Vegetation2. Soil/Growth Medium3. Filter Sheet4. Drainage Layer
5. Waterproofing Layer6. Thermal Insulation7. Vapor Barrier8. Concrete Deck
9. Smooth Gravel10. Rainwater Outlet11. Wall Cladding
Vertical Sections
Parapet Rainwater Outlet Cill
A Load bearing concrete roof consists of a structural system and a envelope system. Both systems depend on one another, the structural system needing protection while the envelope system requires support.
The specific combination of the two systems is that they are touching; meaning one system is laid over the other. They are largely held in place by gravity, while maintaining their independent functions.
Roof Garden Construction
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15’
47’
28’
30’
Rue Barreyre
Rue du Faubourg des Arts
Rue Barreyre
Rue du Faubourg des Arts
Rue Barreyer
Grass Ramp
Lobby
LoungeBar
Female Restroom
Male Restroom
Kitchen
Third FloorFirst Floor
Produce Garden
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Outdoor Bar
Specialty Shops
Bread Shop
ol ooSecond Floor
Female Restroom
Male Restroom
Outdoor Bar
Specialty Shops
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TTU_Seville_Center_Sensorial
The building is elevated to block the view of the river, forcing people to walk towards the building and through the figurative forest of columns providing a more unique experience of the river’s edge. Only the multi-purpose room reveals a small glimpse of the river and the adjacent buildings. The forest of columns is intended to direct the path along the river, surrounding the lobby space. The experience of the center is intended to rely on the extra-sensorial paths as an abstraction of the experience of Seville.
This was a collaboration studio where students were paired together. Diagrams and drawings were worked on together. All work was divided evenly.
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Urban Context Study
Seville Smell Mapping
TransformationBuilding-Site Matrix
Site Overlay
Site Analysis
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1000 MULTIPURPOSE square footage+467 LOUNGE square footage+346 LOBBY square footage1813 total
3664 CLASSES square footage+200 RESTROOM square footage+390 CIRCULATION square footage+684 COMPUTER ROOM square footage4938 total
CLASSROOMS
1050 FACULTY square footage+611 ADMINISTRATION square footage+150 RESTROOM+139 CIRCULATION square footage1950 total
1565 CLASSES square footage+200 RESTROOM square footage1765 total
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Smell Globes Building Axon 1 Building Axon 2
Partners Render
LCU_Welcome_Center
A digital modeling of a pre-existing building, with full construction documentation. Purpose of class was to further understand the documentation of building information.
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OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE
OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE
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GENERAL NOTES:
1.) THE CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTORS SHALLTHROUGHLY FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES WITH THECONTRACT DOCUMNETS AND SHALL IMMEDIATELYREPORT ALL QUESTIONABLE CONDITIONS TO THEARCHITECT BEFORE STARTING THE WORK.
2.) REFER TO CIVIL, STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, ELECTRICALAND PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
3.) COORDINATE ALL PORTIONS OF THE WORK.
4.) REFER TO CIVIL DRAWINGS FOR THE ACTUAL FINISH FLOORGRADE ELEVATION WHICH IS SHOWN AS ELEV. = 100'-0"ON THE ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS.
1/8" = 1'-0"1 Finish Floor
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Top of Wall16' - 8"
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Apex of Dome30' - 9"
Top of Porch13' - 4"
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PREFINISHED 22 GA. GI.CAP FLASHING ONTREATED 2X BLOCKING
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE BEAMSRE: STRUCTURAL
PAINTED STEEL TENSIONRING RE: STRUCTURAL
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE COLUMNSRE: STRUCTURAL
WINDOW ASSCHEDULED
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE COLUMNSRE: STRUCTURAL
ALUMINUMDOORS ASSCHEDULED
ALUMINUMCURTAIN WALL ASSCHEDULED
PREFINISHED 22 GA. GI.CAP FLASHING ONTREATED 2X BLOCKING
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE BEAMSRE: STRUCTURAL
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE COLUMNSRE: STRUCTURAL
WINDOW ASSCHEDULED
PRE-FINISHED GALVANIZEDSTANDING SEAM METALROOF CONTOURED TO DOME
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Top of Porch13' - 4"
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PREFINISHED 22 GA. GI.CAP FLASHING ONTREATED 2X BLOCKING
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE BEAMSRE: STRUCTURAL
PAINTED STEEL TENSIONRING RE: STRUCTURAL
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE COLUMNSRE: STRUCTURAL
WINDOW ASSCHEDULED
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE COLUMNSRE: STRUCTURAL
ALUMINUMDOORS ASSCHEDULED
ALUMINUMCURTAIN WALL ASSCHEDULED
PREFINISHED 22 GA. GI.CAP FLASHING ONTREATED 2X BLOCKING
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE BEAMSRE: STRUCTURAL
SANDBLASTEDCONCRETE COLUMNSRE: STRUCTURAL
WINDOW ASSCHEDULED
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• 2"x41/2" FACTORY PAINTEDALUMINUM STOREFRONT
• GLASS AS SCHEDULED• PRE-FINISHED LOUVERS
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• FACTORY PAINTED WIDE STILEALUMINUM DOORS
• 2"x41/2" FACTORY PAINTEDALUMINUM STOREFRONT
• GLASS AS SCHEDULED• FACTORY PAINTED ALUM.
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CONT. THRU-WALLFLASHING WITH 1/4",45 DEGREE DRIPEXTENSION AND TUBETYPE WEEPHOLESAT 24" O.C.
ALUM. STOREFRONTAS SPEC.
FACE BRICK TYPE "A"WITH BRICK TIES AT16" O.C. E.W. BEYOND
5/8" GYP BOARDON 6" METAL STUDSAT 16" O.C.
R-19 BATT INSULATIONWITH VAPOR BARRIERTO INTERIOR FACE
RE: STRUCT.CONT. THRU-WALL FLASHINGWITH 1/4" 45 DEGREE DRIPEXTENSION AND TUBE TYPEWEEPHOLES AT 24" O.C.
"TYVEK" VAPOR BARRIERON 1/2" GYP. SHEATHING
FACE BRICK TYPE "A"WITH BRICK TIES AT16" O.C. E.W.
ROOFING AS SPEC.ON R-22 RIGID INSUL.MECH. ATTACH TOMETAL DECK
4" FIBER CANT, CONT.
5/8" TREATED CDXPLYWD. ON 1/2" GYP.SHEATHING
PARAPET FLASHINGAS SPEC. EXTEND UPWALL AND LAP OVERWD. BLKING AND UNDERMETAL COPING
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A9.03
FINISH FLOORELEV. = 0' - 0"
16' - 8"TOP OF MASONRY
ELEV. =
R-19 BATT INSULATIONWITH VAPOR BARRIERTO INTERIOR FACE
RE: STRUCT.
CONT. THRU-WALL FLASHINGWITH 1/4" 45 DEGREE DRIPEXTENSION AND TUBE TYPEWEEPHOLES AT 24" O.C.
"TYVEK" VAPOR BARRIERON 1/2" GYP. SHEATHING
FACE BRICK TYPE "A"WITH BRICK TIES AT16" O.C. E.W.
ROOFING AS SPEC.ON R-22 RIGID INSUL.MECH. ATTACH TOMETAL DECK
4" FIBER CANT, CONT.
5/8" TREATED CDXPLYWD. ON 1/2" GYP.SHEATHING
PARAPET FLASHINGAS SPEC. EXTEND UPWALL AND LAP OVERWD. BLKING AND UNDERMETAL COPING
17' - 4"
LOUVERED VENT AS SPEC.RE. MECHANICAL
RE: STRUCT., TYP.
FILL CAVITY BELOWTHRU-WALL FLASHINGWITH GROUT
VAPOR BARRIERAS SPEC.
2" RIGID CLOSED CELLINSULATION AS SPEC.
RADIANT FLOOR TUBINGRE: MECH.
CONCRETE SLABRE: STRUCT.
FLOOR FINISHAS SCHED.
FACE BRICK TYPE "A"SOLDIER COURSES
FINISH GRADE VARIESRE: CIVIL
0' - 0"FINISH FLOORELEV. =
TOP OF MASONRYELEV. =
ALUM. STOREFRONTAS SPEC.
FACE BRICK TYPE "B"WITH BRICK TIES AT16" O.C. E.W. BEYOND
5/8" GYP BOARDON 6" METAL STUDSAT 16" O.C.
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3/4" = 1'-0"2 A5.1 2 3/4" = 1'-0"5 A5.1 5
3/4" = 1'-0"7 A5.1 7
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36'-10"
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Garden Space
Basement
Office
Office
Office
Office
Office
Retail
Lobby
Atrium
All columns - 8”x8”3 hour fire ratingRestrooms
Curtain Wall
All Beams - 10”x12” wide flange2 hour fire ratingLubbock_Office
The full digital construction of an office building, with all mechanical systems integrated into model. The purpose of class was to learn about the code regulations, and the mechanical requirements for such a building.
Systems_Modeling
BIM
Fall 2
011
Radiant Piping
1’ Concrete Slab
Cable Trays
Waste Piping
Sprinkler Piping
Hot/Cold Piping
Curtain Wall
10”x12” Wide Flange Beams
8” Circular Steel and Concrete Composite Column
17’-5”
74’ 7’ 5’
16’-5
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4’74
’19
’-10”
16’5’ 7’
20’
30’
5’4’
5’26
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47’-10”
16’-5
”
10’ 25’ 50’
Loading Dock
Lobby
MailRoom
Modular_FormationCreating a modular component to use in cluster formations was the subject of study.
With the introduction of an octagonal 2D shape and applying its geometry to create a 3D module. The next step was creating a cluster of modules, and applying the module to a surface.
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ital Med
ia IIF
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Assembly
Blurred_Surfacing
Base Geometry
Scale Geometry
A modular brick component was constructed using the rebuilt geometry of a hexagon. The rebuilt geometry was given scaled system, creating the sensation of gradation or the blurring of a surface.
The brick modules that were used to construct the wall were carried up and down to create a roof and floor surface. These two surfaces were be peeled back to allow light play in the structure of surfaces.
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