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Kelsey Alyse Reynolds University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning Bachelor of Science in Architecture 2013
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Portfolio of design work from my Bachelor of Science Degree in Architecture at the University of Michgan, Class of 2013.
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Kelsey Alyse
ReynoldsUniversity of Michigan
Taubman College of Architecture + Urban PlanningBachelor of Science in Architecture 2013
Kärsämäki Church DeconstructionWinter 2013
Kärsämäki Church Deconstruction
The Kärsämäki church lies on the banks of the Pyhäjoki River in Kärsämäki, Finland. The original church that stood in the place of the current Kärsämäki church was demolished in 1841. It was decided that the new church would instead be constructed as a mod-ern structure using 18th century methods as a way to blend the old and new. The architect for this structure is Anssi Lassila. The church was completed in 2004.The purpose of this project was to reconstruct hand drawings, documents and construction methods using exclusively photo representation from our case study.
Left: Kärsämäki Church Interior AxonRight: Peeled Axon
Left: Kärsämäki Church Section & Construction
DetailRight: Kärsämäki Hand
Drawing Explorations
Chicago Riverwatchers River CampusFall 2012
Chicago Riverwatchers River CampusFall 2012
The River Campus serves as a citadel for the health and safety of the Chicago River that anchors itself on the ever-changing riverbank. Its purpose is to be a long-term landmark for sustainability and river health, becoming a focal point of the South-Loop area.
Site Plan: South Loop
Chicago
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Material Study: Poured Rockite
Interior Perspective
SUB-STRUCTUREFoundation System
BASEMENT LEVELNational Gypsum Institute, Education Center [Lower Level], Laboratory
EXHIBITION LEVELGrand Entrance, Aquarium, Education Center [Upper Level], Exhibition Space
AMENITY LEVELConference Center, Restaurant [Lower Level], Cafe, River Exhibition Window
-22’-34’
-44’ -48’
10’ 50’
Close Up: Longitudinal Section
10’ 50’
Taubman College Student AnnexSpring 2012
Taubman College Student AnnexSpring 2012
Axonometric based design project for an annex for the Taubman College using the medium of shipping containers as the structural design medium. The space contains a cafe, studio and office space, a gallery, lecture hall and classrooms. Additionally it has a small apartment for visiting faculty. Its footprint is approximately 2,300 square ft. with a total square footage of 8,000 square ft.
Sectional + Facade Views
Taubman College Faculty AnnexSpring 2012
Taubman College Faculty AnnexSpring 2012
Section driven design project for a faculty research space for the Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning. Also meant to be used as a gathering and exhibition space for the college. Also includes studio collaborative space.
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TCAUP
BONISTEEL BLVD.
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TCAUP DUDERSTADT CENTER
3/32”= 1’0”
1/64”= 1’0”
TCAUP
Sectional Views: Photo + Drawing
CROSS
TRANSVERSE
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TCAUP
BONISTEEL BLVD.
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TCAUP DUDERSTADT CENTER
3/32”= 1’0”
1/64”= 1’0”
TCAUP
South University Twist HotelFall 2011
The Twist Hotel is a project to occupy the former location of Pinball Pete’s Arcade in Ann Arbor, Michigan. The hotel has fifteen rooms and additionally a restaurant, rooftop club, lobby, lounge and outdoor terrace spaces for events. Floor plates rotate in an attempt to provide interesting views and light conditions for all of the hotel’s occupants.
Left: Final ModelRight: Interior/
ExteriorV-Ray Renderings
Traverwood Library Freehand StudyWinter 2010
Kelsey Alyse Reynolds
