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Contents

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TWENTYTWELVE

Silverlake Housing Studies

Inroduction to Design

Co-Lab

Details and Fabrication

Casa Della Creativita

Abroad

Mercato Novoli

Thermal Tests

Sebastopol Competition

Social Engineering

2015

2016

2017

2018

2020

2019

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Silverlake Housing Studies

In Modern Housing Prototypes, author Roger Sherw

outlines thirty-two multi-family housing projects by

typology. The row-house typology seemed appropri

a mixed-use, medium density housing project sitting

prime real estate on Sunset Blvd. in Silverlake, CA.

simple row-housing scheme all typical demands for

privacy, air, and spaces of various sizes are present

to double orientation. Contemporary housing projec

have challenged the limitations of typology to prov id

diverse unit types while adhering to Sherwoods bas

principles of housing. Housing units may be subdivi

into modules with prototypes laid out in Kazuyo Seji

Metropolitain Housing Studies. These precedents

provided a departure point for re-evaluation and

modication of the row-house unit to provide more v

to accommodate the site and eclectic demographic.

After a series of explorations, the introduction of sw

back stairs in the interior of the unit provided half lev

varying ceiling heights, and distinct spaces. These s

become kitchen, bed, bath, living and dining module

which are dened by the width of the row-house wit

different volumes. The row-house party wall transfo

as units exchange modules and interlock to create n

unit types. Different arrangements of modules allow

units to be arranged to turn corners to form a courty

scheme, rather than a typical bar scheme in row-ho

Entrances to units face the courtyard and live-work

have an additional entrance on the street level, with

storefronts lining the periphery and parking in the ce

Each unit offers a variety of spatial arrangements an

orientation with private yards to a variety of users.

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Andy Chang, CorinaScale1=1

Flexible Skin Design Ecdysis InstallationTeam: Corina Angeles, Sean Bell, Andy Chang, Albert Escobar, Candice Myers


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Co-Lab

Beijing is a city in conict between preservation and

modernization. Priorities are given to building mode

commercial and residential high rises, and rebuildin

historic monuments. In the meantime, hutongs, Chin

courtyard houses, and smaller relics are abandoned

and demolished for the sake of urbanization. Within

second ring road, southeast of the forbidden city, is

site of an abandoned and decaying monument to G

Xie in the remains of the Fayuan Temple Backstreet

Hutong.

The communal mixed-use housing project restores thutong social fabric, establishes a research facility f

historic preservation, and raises the standard of livin

for current residents. The monument will be restore

and repurposed as a community center and a muse

exhibit. The surrounding hutong is demolished for its

of structural integrity and communal housing units a

built around the monument. The housing is organize

by groups of modules containing six housing units,

research laboratory, and a common living space sha

by approximately twelve people. As the act of histor

preservation is ironically becoming prospective, the

research program allows for students and professio

to actively record and catalogue the many undocum

relics and life of Beijings past and present. The proj

brings urban life back to the street level by maintain

the scale of meandering paths, and courtyards, whi

non-existent in nearby modern high r ises. To restore

tactile and textural quality of the hutongs, original br

and tiles are recycled in the faade.

By consensus, the hutongs the

generic substance of the Chinese

city are most characteristic of

Beijings past. The dilemma: build-

ing is less permanent in Asia and

restoration often leads to a harsh

reconstruction from zero that re-

moves all traces of authenticity in

favor of rigid, bloated rebuilding. In

the name of preservation, the past

is made unrecognizable.

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Team: Tyler Forester, Mackenzie Johnston, Ally Polancic, Claudia Ramirez, Rena Tang


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Cultural HeritageProtection Center

State Administrationof Cultural Heritage

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Maos Mausoleum

Temple of Heaven

Behai Park

General Xie MemorialCo-Lab

Jingshan Park

Site PlansCurrent Condition of General Xie Memorial

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1 Common Room

20 x 25gathering spacefull kitchen

opens to courtyard

6 Housing Modules

20 x 152 units for students/researchersapprox. for 12 people totalsmall kitchenettesmall bathroom and shower

1 Research Lab

20 x 154 workstations

Space PlanFamily Components

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Plans, Wall Section, Details, Exploded Axon

CNC, Prepared Mold, Vacuum Form

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Impalcatura

Casa Della Creativita is a space d

to the creativity of young adults an

international students open to the

the historic center of Florence. The

Palazzo Giovane was once the clo

the adjacent church Santa Maria M

Currently as Casa Della Creativita

building holds ofces, studios, cla

a computer lab, and bar. In spite o

numerous events and meetings, th

is working against its program, du

of visibility with its entrance at the alley.

Impalcatura(scaffolding/framewor

a unique storefront and optimizes

a more efcient performance. The

is a steel system occupying and in

the courtyard and alleyvoid, a

facilitating vertical circulation and

the buildingsolid. This allows

circulation to be exteriorized, freei

space for the program in the exist

The courtyard is brought down a h

for a library addition with an audito

above. The entrance alley is a ex

space with removable oor panels

various spatial arrangements to pr

exposure, leisure, and entry to the

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and modern structural grid act as

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Mercato di Novoli

The northwest district of Florence, Novoli, has had m

opportunities and missteps in urban development, a

in need of revitalization. The primarily residential are

also the home of the Mercato Ortofrutticolo, a cente

redistribution and wholesale of produce, meat, and

in the Florence area. Mercato di Novolireimagines

site as a new gastronomy center with a public mark

restaurants, culinary school and library, auditorium,

and a hotel to become a new commercial center.

Recognizing that a European market thrives best un

a free plan and pilotis, the ground oor is left open i

warehouse like space. This concept also ensures th

all access to other program, involves direct interacti

with the market level as other programs are raised t

heavier piano nobile. The formal process came fro

a series of operations beginning with creating an ov

shaped piazza similar in scale with those in Renaiss

city centers and placing it at the intersection of perc

paths from adjacent points of interest. Using the pat

from surrounding points of interest as regulating line

form is subdivided, extruded, and manipulated in re

to orientation and program. Voids are subtracted fro

the original form to frame views to the landscape an

allow for more light to the piazza center. The paths a

connections to proposed metro stations and develo

outlined by the citys planning department. Concentof the built forms allow for the rest of the site to be

used for agriculture, recreation, and possible future

development.Team: Austen Diliberto, Kaitlyn Wentz Fitzgerald


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Corneld Mixed-Use Housing

Current housing models correspond to certain social

groups, creating distance and segregation. The problem:

people follow housing rather than housing following

people. Corneld Mixed-Use Housing Development aims

o attract and accommodate different users by offering

units ranging from 700 to 4,000 square feet with a variety

of arrangements. The development of housing units

began with compositing Kazuyo Sejimas Metropolitain

Housing Studiesand resulting Tetris project in Gifu, with

Le Corbusiers seminal Unit. The result ensures exibility,

double orientation, efciency, and economy with the

option for double height and outdoor terraces for everyunit. Bedroom, kitchen, living, and dining room modules

are dened by the number of bays, which subdivide the 42

oot deep slab. Within this system several permutations

may be combined to make a unit with the ability to add and

subtract space if necessary.

The site is directly between the edge of LA River, and

Historic State Park, with views of Downtown in the

distance. Echoing visions outlined in The Los Angeles

River Revitalization Master Plan, paths and spaces on

he site aim to connect and extend the LA River and park

and restore the natural ecology. In addition, the supporting

community arts center explores spaces dened by the

meandering form and datum lines established by the

ground and river. The mixing, and juxtaposition of program,

encourages interaction between residents and the general

public, while maintaining privacy and security. Shared

public spaces, amenities, and visual connections promote

a sense of openness and community to help create a

socially rich and diverse environment.

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4. Mail Room5. Lounge/Game Room6. Clubhouse7. Fitness Center8. Sauna9. Pool/Spa10. Gardens/Patio11. Locker Room12. W/C13. Bike Room Storage

Community Center

14. Offices/Administration15. Performance Hall16. Foyer

17. Multipurpose Room18. Music Room19. Recording Studio20. Rehearsal Studio21. Computer Lab22. Lounge23. Teen Lounge24. Kids Lounge25. Game Room26. Day Care27. Classroom

28. Art Studio29. Ceramics Studio30. Lab Room31. Wood Shop32. Gallery33. Patio34. Ampitheater

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2. housing slab raised to reduce ground level noise & optimize viewscommunity bar lowered to connect to river

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2 bathrooms

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2 bathrooms

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3.5 bathrooms

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2.5 bathrooms

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