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ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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Advanced Bim StrategiesJohn Manaves
Barajas Airport, MadridRichard Rogers Part.
Spring 2012
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PAUL BAULIER2012
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This is a Revit model base on the Barajas Airport Terminal 4 by Richard Rogers Partnership. The idea was to use parametric adaptive components in order to build an adaptable model. The focus of the project was the struc-ture and enclosing of the building. The exterior and interior columns were built using 4 points adaptive compo-nents.
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ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
Circulation
Circulation
Circulation
Ground Plan
-The voids at the base of the site are created on the axis of the circulation with respect to the site.-Voids are based on the geometry of Ivy leaves.
Ground Voids
Adjacent Building
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Adjacent Building
Busy
Clam
Ground Plan Roof Plan
-At the base the volume is the area of the site.-The roof plan is based on an optimization of views from the site.
Volume
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ViewsViews
Circulation
Circulation
Circulation
Ground Plan
-The voids at the base of the site are created on the axis of the circulation with respect to the site.-Voids are based on the geometry of Ivy leaves.
Ground Voids
Adjacent Building
Busy
Clam
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Adjacent Building
Busy
Clam
Negative Space
-Using the translucent negative space-Using the geometry as a void rather than an object-
OBJECTIVE
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Building+Interior DesignJackie Koo
Boutique HotelSpring 2011
ADVANCED STUDIOCONCEPT
PAUL BAULIER2011
The project was a Boutique Hotel in Wrigleyville across from the Cubs Stadium. The concept of the hotel was based on the positive and negative space of the Ivy leaves like the ones found at the back of the Ball Park. The concept was the driving factor for decisions on both the interior and the exterior of the building.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
PROGRAMS USED:Revit, 3D Studio Max
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Paul Baulier12/01/2010con condominiums Thomas Roszak Studio
Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums
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RETAIL SPACE 1
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RETAIL SPACE 3
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Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Paul Baulier12/01/2010con condominiums Thomas Roszak Studio
Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums
LOWER PLAN
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TrashRoom
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BIKESTORAGE
RESIDENTSTORAGE
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Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Paul Baulier12/01/2010con condominiums Thomas Roszak Studio
Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums
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RETAIL SPACE 1
RETAIL SPACE 2
RETAIL SPACE 3
RETAIL SPACE 4
RETAIL SPACE 5
Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Paul Baulier12/01/2010con condominiums Thomas Roszak Studio
Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums Franklin Point Development | Icon HighRise Condominiums
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Developer/Design BuildThomas Roszak
High-rise HotelFall 2010
ADVANCED STUDIO
PAUL BAULIER2010
The project was to design both a 40 story high-rise and a master plan for a community along the Chicago River. When subdivided, the site was split into two sections by a 15 foot, level shift, to designate an upper living sec-tion and a lower recreational section. The studio took the approach of both an architect and a developer in order to create a realistic project.
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PROGRAMS USED:Auto CAD, 3D Studio Max
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Design BuildChris Karidis
High-rise HotelSpring 2010
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PAUL BAULIER2010
The Project was a 35 story High-rise hotel located just north of the Chicago river. The project included a ballroom and several conference rooms. The physical model was made in order to create an animation of both physical and virtual components.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
PROGRAMS USED:Auto CAD, 3D Studio Max
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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DesignDavid Woodhouse
Olympic BidFall 2009
ADVANCED STUDIO
The conceptual form of the pavilion was created both in plan and in section. The section represents the folding of the planes while the plan represents the circulation through the exhibitions.
PAUL BAULIER2009
The project was to create a pavilion for the 2016 Olympic Bid of Chicago. Since the site was located on the wa-ter around the Adler planetarium the pavilion had to be floating. This is the representation of one of 16 sponsored pavilions that were to be interconnect-ed on the shore of lake Michigan.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
PROGRAMS USED:Auto CAD, 3D Studio Max
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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TravelMarshall BrownAgadir MoroccoSummer 2009
ADVANCED STUDIO
The Roach Travelling studio grant al-lowed 10 students in a studio to ac-company professor Marshall Brown to Morocco. We spent three weeks in six cities throughout the country studying the intersection between urbanism and tourism.
PAUL BAULIER2009
The project was focused on the core of the city of Agadir in Morocco. The studio was divided into three sections focused on different parts of the city centre. The work shown was for the in-tervention on Place Amal. The concept was to recreate the urban carpet, with inspiration on the Moroccan fabrics and their different patterns.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
PROGRAMS USED:Auto CAD, 3D Studio Max
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE
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Concrete SemesterRomina Canna
Performing Arts TheatreSpring 2009
3rd YEAR
PAUL BAULIER2008-2009
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Wood SemesterSander Kaplan
Lake HouseSpring 2008
2nd YEAR