Portfolio - August 2015

FRAME

ANDREW

Andrew Frame(989) [email protected]

Education Master of Architecture, Princeton University School of Architecture 2012-2014Bachelor of Science, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Taubman College of Architecture and Planning 2008-2012

Experience OMAS:WORKS Staff Architect/Project Manager, 2014-2015Stan Allen Architect Intern Architect, Summer 2013Mitnick Roddier Architects Intern Architect, Spring-Summer 2012

Assistant Instructor, Princeton University ARC 203: Introduction to Architectural Thinking Professor: Stan Allen, Fall 2013

Teaching

AutoCAD, Rhino, VRay, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Revit, Sketchup, Aftereffects, Grasshopper, MS Excel

Software Skills

Honors Princeton Graduate Fellowship Princeton University, 2012-2014Raoul Wallenberg Travel Fellowship Taubman College, University of Michigan, 2012Saarinen-Swanson Essay Prize Taubman College, University of Michigan, 2012Alumni Society design award, first place Taubman College, University of Michigan, 2011Willeke Portfolio Honoree Taubman College, University of Michigan, 2011Binda Merit Scholarship Taubman College, University of Michigan, 2010

Publications “In Reverse,” in CLOG: GUGGENHEIM, 2014“Rebuilding,” in Pidgin Magazine 18, 2014

Study Abroad Princeton Japan Studio, Spring 2013 University of Tokyo, JapanFontainebleau Architecture Program, Summer 2012 Fontainebleau, FranceUniversity of Michigan Studio Abroad, Summer 2010 Rome, Italy

sectional model

Light Frames

Athletic & tutoring facilityNewark, New Jersey

studio critic: Paul Lewisgraduate studio, fall 2013

With Patricia Chia

This proposal for an extracurricular squash and tutoring facility is elevated to create an open ground plane. The space below the building is lit by a series of light wells that also act as the building’s structure. The glazed light wells also allow passive ventilation. The open plan is organized around the light wells and the staggered floor levels, which are negotiated by ramps.

Library Stationbranch libraryDetroit, MIstudio critic: Tony Pattersonundergraduate studiowinter 2011

This new branch library proposal offers something unusual: a drive-through borrowing service. The ground level is open to vehicles, accommodating drive-through service and parking. Library media is stored inside an elevated volume. This large, open space is punctured by vertical circulation, open light wells, and several specific public spaces in faceted, glazed volumes. The largest of these volumes contains the drive-in window, and negotiates between the level of the car and elevated library.

STACKS

CONTROL BOOTH

DRIVE - THROUGH

COMPUTERS CHILDREN

MEETING

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This branch library proposal offers something unusual: a drive-through borrowing service. The ground level is open to vehicles, accommodating drive-through service and parking. Library media is stored inside an elevated volume. This large, open space is punctured by vertical circulation, open light wells, and several specific public spaces in faceted, glazed volumes. The largest of these volumes contains the drive-in window, and negotiates between the level of the car and elevated library.

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This branch library offers something unusual: a drive-through borrowing service. The ground level is open to vehicles, accommodating drive-through service and parking. Library media is stored inside an elevated volume. This large, open space is punctured by vertical circulation, open light wells, and several specifi c public spaces in faceted, glazed volumes. The largest of these volumes contains the drive-in window, and negotiates between the level of the car and elevated library.

Library Station

Branch LibraryDetroit, MI

studio critic: Tony Pattersonundergradurate studio, Winter 2011


This branch library proposal offers something unusual: a drive-through borrowing service. The ground level is open to vehicles, accommodating drive-through service and parking. Library media is stored inside an elevated volume. This large, open space is punctured by vertical circulation, open light wells, and several specific public spaces in faceted, glazed volumes. The largest of these volumes contains the drive-in window, and negotiates between the level of the car and elevated library.

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1. INVERSION

Re-Buildings

graduate thesisAdvisor: Stan Allen

college campus, The Bronx

winter 2014

This thesis proposes a way of making architecture not by inventing new forms, but by managing forms that already exist. The work deals with direct repetition of the things at hand. Stolen ideas are transformed through a series of reframing techniques: flipping, cutting, inverting, rotating, and mirroring things, making difference out of sameness, originals out of copies.

existing wall section

existing precast panels and thermoformed copies

2. ROTATION

Re-Buildings cont.

existing precast panels and thermoformed copies

3. MIRRORING

4. FLIPPING

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WikiLeaks screening room

U.S. Pavilion plan surveillance apparatus webcams false cameras

escape route

overhead camera monitors

declassified data storage

spy satellite observatory

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Open Secrets

U.S. Pavilion,Venice Biennale 2012

studio critic: Mireille Roddierundergraduate studiowinter 2012

This pavilion exists in both physical and digital formats. A webcam view shows the pavilion’s occupants in a perspectival gallery space. But the video is misleading: the constructed stage hides other spaces.The physical occupant can see what the video camera cannot: a series of hidden spaces that reveal various modes of secrecy: a screening room for leaked military videos, or a printer that slowly unveils declassified data.These hidden spaces offer protection from public view, while enabling counter-surveillance against existing means of control. By producing an asymmetrical relation between viewers and viewed, this pavilion results in an open secret, hidden in plain sight.

escape route

false dome cameras

webcam

mounted camera

spy satellite observatoryin occupiable wall

50 cm refracting telescope

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WikiLeaks screening room

U.S. Pavilion plan surveillance apparatus webcams false cameras

escape route

overhead camera monitors

declassified data storage

spy satellite observatory

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camera views

off-camera view

study model

Entry Pavilion

House additionDesign, rendering, CD and construction administration

Sagaponack, NY2014-2015with OMAS:WORKS

Park Ave Penthouse

Penthouse renovation.Design, rendering, LPC approval, CD, CA

New York, NY2014-2015with OMAS:WORKS

Park Ave Penthouse continued

Grand Street Apartment

Two-bedroom apartment renovationDesign, CD, project management


Cobble Hill House

Interior fit-out of a new townhouse.Design, rendering, project management throughdesign development.

Brooklyn, NY2015with OMAS:WORKS

CELLAR

1st FLOOR

2nd FLOOR

3rd FLOOR

4th FLOOR

TERRACE

SUBCELLAR

One Jackson Stair

Stair and guard wall for a penthouse renovation.Design and CD


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