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WITTY ARTSY CREATIVE QUICK-THINKING RESPECTFUL FUNNY ADAPTABLE ATTENTIVE AMBITIOUS BOUNDLESS OPTIMISTIC CONFIDENT DETAILED DETERMINED DILIGENT ENERGETIC HELPFUL CALM COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGEABLE LIVELY TRUSTWORTHY THRIFTY TALENTED THOUGHTFUL SELECTIVE PUNCTUAL PRODUCTIVE FRIENDLY NICE ORGANIZED COMPOSED
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ABOUT Me UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ALUMNI BACHELORS OF DESIGN IN ARCHITECTURE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN MINOR
UNDERSTANDING AND CREATING LANDSCAPE SPACE
DIGITAL REPRESENTATIONS
HAND DRAWINGS AND EXPLORATIONS
FORM VS FUNCTION
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Comprehensive spacial understanding and integration of design ideas to fit a given plot. Design caters to the land and compliments it instead of working against it.
Visitor Center and Environmental Awareness Center
This model maintains a visual aestheic based off the arc-tangent geometric principle. The location of the building is atop an overlook of a boyscout wilderness preservation. The purpose of the shelter is to welcome visitors of the preserve and an educational center for environmental awareness. The shelter consists of a visually striking entrance point that predominates the buildings facade. People are then led into and up the building to exit on the terrace above.
• Arc-Tangent Geometry• Visually striking entrance •Cantilever element adds drama and movement to the landscape below• Clever use of vegetation and architectural detail lend to arc-tangent theme• Building is integrated into the natural land• Use of large arcades creates spaces on the terrace and adds direction
UNDERSTANDING AND CREATING LANDSCAPE SPACE
Mississippi River Terrace
Cut and fill create special points of interest. The prominent overlook is both a place of viewing and acts as a sculptural element that can be seen througout the site. A pergola on the large public space creates a passage from the main street to the plaza, but softly splits the plaza into two creating space for seperate events.
• Radial Geometry originating from a central point• Landscape works with the natural state of the land• Large public plaza with a shelter • Flood plain variation is a key component to the design• Addition of public spaces on the river front• Vegetation and strucural elements keep the radial theme• Multiple points of accessibility
Models:Conceptualized digitally and by hand sketchesBroken into layers in AutoCAD to interface with Laser MachineLaser cut componentsModel Railroading MaterialsCardboard base assembled layer by layer
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Visual display of designs achieved through technology. Modeling and rendering offer a glimpse of ideas before finalization. DIGITAL REPRESENTATIONS
Kitchen Redesign - Modeled with Sketchup - Rendered with Kerkythea
Software Exploration - Modeled with Sketchup - Rendered with Kerkythea
Villa Savoye Interior- Modeled and Rendered with Autodesk 3ds Max
Villa Savoye Entrance - Modeled and Rendered with Autodesk 3ds Max
Machine Part - AutoCAD
Basement Design Proposal- AutoCAD Single Family Home - Designed and Rendered with Autodesk Revit
Single Family Home - Floor Plan - Designed with Autodesk Revit
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The basis of all conceptual understanding originates with hand drawings, whether sketches or techincal. Explorations are projects completed independently for family members and friends pre-professionally. Hand drawings and explorations
Technical Drawing - Exploded Axonometric Technical Drawing - Scaled AxonFree Hand Sketching
Free Hand Perspective Free Hand Axonometric - Speed Sketch
Picture Before
Proposed Redesign Bathroom Remodel; Larger Shower, New Flooring, New Paint(Not Pictured) Custom Built-in Shelving Unit behind door
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Careful consideration of specific use and ease of construction. Efficient use of space paired with mazimization of built-in functionality.
Hiking trail Shelters
Designed to be placed along northern Minnesota hiking trails as semi-permanent shelters. The design calls for minimal environmental impact while maintaining low costs and a high level of usability. Form and function meet with high regard to being efficient with the use of space.
form VS FUNCTION
• Responsive to site conditions• Custom bench concept to fabrication• Form meets function• Maximization of space • Optimized material use• Moveable structure• Easy to assemble• Design by section• Former and Stringer Structure
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