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rosemont elementary learning center

Minimal Surfaces 10B Sequence Model 12B Cube Paper Project Cardboard Chair 10A Midterm-Beach Project

project: rosemont elementary primary center

class: architecture 10b

instructor: mr. griffith

concept: fingernail

Site Description:An elementry school located on the corner of Rosemont Ave. and W. Temple St. in Los Angeles. the site also has a 40 ft. grade, is terraced and very dry.

Project Description:Design the primary center of the school for the students of rosemont elementary, while also introducing some type of green-ery with program that ties both education and kids together.

Goals of Project:i used the concept of regenera-tion and protection that i got from the fingernail. the cuticle and nail bed parts of the nail (gardens) protect and support the growth of the nail. on the site i ued the gardens to pro-tect the students and redirerct the students from the band and

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students

bank

temple

without protection

germs

germs

gardens

gardens

gardens as protection

bone

nail bed nailcuticle lunula

Epidermis

matrix cells

grades

massing to datum circulation

green system

officeslibrary

classrooms

programs

site plan

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first floor plan second floor plan

bank

bank

long sectionshort section

Project: Minimal Surfaces

Class: Visual Communications Architecture 12B

Instructor: Neiel Norhiem

Concept: Bat Wing

concept:

Site Description:Upstate New York, Catskills, USA;Hilly and woody area, some two hours drive from NYC. This area of up-state New York used to be adestination for the elite dur-ing the twenties and thirties and became world famous dur-ing the summer of ‘69 with the Woodstock festival. The Villa NM has burned down and all that nothing remains in the

footprint of the building

Project Description:We are to design apavillion using the minimal sur-face project of the Bat Wing as a referance.

Goals of Project:Design an efficient art pavil-

lion using the footprint of

bat wing:

first floor plan second floor plan

long section