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1How to MEND Terminal A
International Competition for redevelopment of Terminal A at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Project introduced a path of interior garden to ease the tension of the security. A folded skin-like roof
provides more daylight and natural ventilation providing new intimate places.
Team partner: Jessica TurrinTools: Hand drafting, Photoshop, Illustrator, Diagrams in Pictures
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Project completed while studying abroad in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland. House for a Philosopher carefully considers all senses and explores them in details of the building.
Instructor: Markus BreitschmidTools: AutoCAD, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator
House for a Philosopher
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1How to MEND Terminal A
International Competition for redevelopment of Terminal A at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. Project introduced a path of interior garden to ease the tension of the security. A folded skin-like roof
provides more daylight and natural ventilation providing new intimate places.
Team partner: Jessica TurrinTools: Hand drafting, Photoshop, Illustrator, Diagrams in Pictures
Any
a G
riban
ova
M.S
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Adv
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d A
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SAPP
201
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Project completed while studying abroad in Riva San Vitale, Switzerland. House for a Philosopher carefully considers all senses and explores them in details of the building.
Instructor: Markus BreitschmidTools: AutoCAD, Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator
House for a Philosopher
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10’ 20’ 30’ 40’ 50’
Architecture is perceived in its entirety by means of human senses. The geometry of a room is understood through materiality, verticality, horizontality, as well as acoustics, smells and touch. This study focuses on creating a space that speaks to these senses. A comprehensible system is introduced to guide the visitor through, constructing a mental map of senses and memories of the building. The system strongly focuses on the floor surface since it is the first plane a visitor touches. With changing topography and materiality of the floor surface the visitor understands the barriers and remembers the thresholds. A single continuous element that begins on the exterior of the building guides the visitor not only by tactile understanding of it, but also an auditory perception of the element. Within the building direct light is used for directionality; it becomes an identifiable object. Diffused light is only used to bring in the light wherever needed. Stairs are highlighted with a subtle first step and the contrast of the material. The comprehensible system is set up in such a manner as to hear the space before seeing it, to understand the space before confronting it, and to feel the space before touching it.
Instructor: Markus BreitschmidTools: Hand drafting, AutoCAD, Illustrator, Photoshop, large-scale physical modelsAny
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0Unseen World: Undergraduate Thesis Unseen World: Undergraduate Thesis
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10’ 20’ 30’ 40’ 50’
Architecture is perceived in its entirety by means of human senses. The geometry of a room is understood through materiality, verticality, horizontality, as well as acoustics, smells and touch. This study focuses on creating a space that speaks to these senses. A comprehensible system is introduced to guide the visitor through, constructing a mental map of senses and memories of the building. The system strongly focuses on the floor surface since it is the first plane a visitor touches. With changing topography and materiality of the floor surface the visitor understands the barriers and remembers the thresholds. A single continuous element that begins on the exterior of the building guides the visitor not only by tactile understanding of it, but also an auditory perception of the element. Within the building direct light is used for directionality; it becomes an identifiable object. Diffused light is only used to bring in the light wherever needed. Stairs are highlighted with a subtle first step and the contrast of the material. The comprehensible system is set up in such a manner as to hear the space before seeing it, to understand the space before confronting it, and to feel the space before touching it.
Instructor: Markus BreitschmidTools: Hand drafting, AutoCAD, Illustrator, Photoshop, large-scale physical modelsA
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Unseen World: Undergraduate Thesis Unseen World: Undergraduate Thesis
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3 Reconstruction of Apartment Complex
The studio focused on reconstruction of an A-Pa-Tu complex (apartment block) in Anyang, Korea. The task was to propose a model for redeveloping high-density residential block with mixture of programs that reflects changing social trends of a now developed nation. The project focused on farming as one of the socio-economic trends, bringing leisurely farming into a high-density residential block. Project was presented in a 5-minute video format.
Instructor: Soo-in Yang with Ginseng Chicken [Sang Hwa Lee + Jeeyong An]Tools: Rhino 4, 3ds Max, Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects
Utopia: organiCITY
In a rapidly changing climate flexibility is the key. A mobile, independent lifestyle, that is not tied to fixed patterns and predetermined locations becomes increasingly important. organiCITY is an urban society of self-sustainable interrelated nodes that can quickly adopt to the extreme climatic conditions. Three extreme climates were studied: sever cold case of Antarctica, sporadic climate around volcanic activity,
and extreme dry case of a desert.
Instructor: Thomas Leeser and Masha PanteleyevaTools: 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects.
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3 Reconstruction of Apartment Complex
The studio focused on reconstruction of an A-Pa-Tu complex (apartment block) in Anyang, Korea. The task was to propose a model for redeveloping high-density residential block with mixture of programs that reflects changing social trends of a now developed nation. The project focused on farming as one of the socio-economic trends, bringing leisurely farming into a high-density residential block. Project was presented in a 5-minute video format.
Instructor: Soo-in Yang with Ginseng Chicken [Sang Hwa Lee + Jeeyong An]Tools: Rhino 4, 3ds Max, Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects
Utopia: organiCITY
In a rapidly changing climate flexibility is the key. A mobile, independent lifestyle, that is not tied to fixed patterns and predetermined locations becomes increasingly important. organiCITY is an urban society of self-sustainable interrelated nodes that can quickly adopt to the extreme climatic conditions. Three extreme climates were studied: sever cold case of Antarctica, sporadic climate around volcanic activity,
and extreme dry case of a desert.
Instructor: Thomas Leeser and Masha PanteleyevaTools: 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe After Effects.
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BUHRLE / KUNSTHAUS / TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
This project explored the opportunity to expand the normal operating hours of museums to support the local community of Lower Manhattan and creating a new after-hours uses for the museum. Studio asked to closely follow a process used in architectural office REX. The process starts with defining a clear issue,
following with a concise position that leads into an architectural manifestation.
Instructor: Joshua Prince-Ramus and Jacob ReidelTeam partner: Eun Jun
Tools: Physical models, Illustrator diagrams, Rhino 4, 3ds Max
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BUHRLE / KUNSTHAUS / TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS INFRASTRUCTURE
This project explored the opportunity to expand the normal operating hours of museums to support the local community of Lower Manhattan and creating a new after-hours uses for the museum. Studio asked to closely follow a process used in architectural office REX. The process starts with defining a clear issue,
following with a concise position that leads into an architectural manifestation.
Instructor: Joshua Prince-Ramus and Jacob ReidelTeam partner: Eun Jun
Tools: Physical models, Illustrator diagrams, Rhino 4, 3ds Max
Social Museum Social Museum
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5 Research / Publications
Rhino 4 + Grasshopper explorations
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Reception
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Project of an interior space of an office.
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Rhino 4 + Grasshopper explorations
Individual Space
Collaborative Space
Circulation
Meeting Space
Admin
Reception
Utility
Work (other)
Lounge
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Professional: Asymptote
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Project of an interior space of an office.
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Professional: collaboration with DYAD
The competition for a Showroom of Ceramica San Lorenzo asked for a clear scheme and new ideas of how to display their product. The current state of the building does not include a clear main entrance nor does it suggest any interesting spaces on the inside or outside. Simple geometric operations proposed to redirect a clear main entrance and suggest an interior spatiality. Interruption of walls and windows orthogo-nally generates unconventional spaces. It reinforces visual connection and constant exposure. New geometry challenges the flexibility of the product with a clean intention: to lead Peruvian construction vanguard while expanding spatial planning vocabulary. DiseÒo del Showroom Cer· mica San Lorenzo - Third Place
Professional: collaboration with DYAD
Project of an interior space of an office.
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Professional: collaboration with DYAD
The competition for a Showroom of Ceramica San Lorenzo asked for a clear scheme and new ideas of how to display their product. The current state of the building does not include a clear main entrance nor does it suggest any interesting spaces on the inside or outside. Simple geometric operations proposed to redirect a clear main entrance and suggest an interior spatiality. Interruption of walls and windows orthogo-nally generates unconventional spaces. It reinforces visual connection and constant exposure. New geometry challenges the flexibility of the product with a clean intention: to lead Peruvian construction vanguard while expanding spatial planning vocabulary. DiseÒo del Showroom Cer· mica San Lorenzo - Third Place
Professional: collaboration with DYAD
Project of an interior space of an office.
Sample Drawings: Casa Huisa-Garate / DYAD Sample Drawings: Casa Huisa-Garate / DYAD
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