David Scherling Architecture Portfolio

David P ScherlingArchitecture Portfolio

Washington University in St. LouisMaster of Architecture

Master of Construction Management

University of FloridaBachelor of Design

850.293.2678

David P ScherlingWashington University in St. Louis

Master of ArchitectureMaster of Construction Management

University of FloridaBachelor of Design

850.293.2678

David P ScherlingArchitecture Portfolio850.293.2678

University of FloridaBachelor of Design2002-2006

Washington Universityin St. LouisMaster of ArchitectureMaster of Construction Management2007-2009

Buenos Aires, Argentina: Annex to the Ministry of Education

Earth City, MO: Sustainable Business Park Development

New York City, NY: Urban Development and Public Space

Charleston, SC: Exhibition Hall and Temporary Housing

Anguilla, Carribean: Ecological Resort and Spa

San Francisco, CA: Mixed-Use Housing Development

Graduate Design 3

Graduate Design 4

Undergraduate Design 7

Undergraduate Design 6

Graduate Design 1

Graduate Design 2

David P ScherlingArchitecture Portfolio850.293.2678

University of FloridaBachelor of Design2002-2006

Washington Universityin St. LouisMaster of ArchitectureMaster of Construction Management2007-2009

Annex to the Ministry of EducationBuenos Aires, Argentina

The urban development throughout Buenos Aires hascreated a dense network of buildings within the standardcity block. Dispersed within this dense city environmentare open public spaces that provide the opportunity forinteraction between the natural and built environment.The Annex to the Ministry of Education is located on a sitethat allows a relationship to be formed between the urban fabric and the adjacent open public park.

Site Relationship to Public Park

The form of the building is designed to expand out and away from the urban fabric as it opens up into the adjacentpublic plazas. The building serves as a physical and spatialtransition between the dense built environment and theopen public space. The entrance to the building spills out into the public plaza, inviting and activating the building within the plaza. The long linear form of the building is taken after the traditional Buenos Aires Casa de Chorizo, in which the building is designed in a thin linear shape to open up one side of the site for open air and public gathering spaces. In addition the linear formation of the building helps to hold the building with the movement of the streetscape.

The program is composed of a ground floor cafe, bookstore, and auditorium that raise in elevaation as one moves to the back of the site. The second floor is a public library that overlooks the plaza and park. These first two floors compose the public components of the program that interact with the streetscape. The upper floors are a series of classrooms and teachers offices that weave together to form a private relationship, detached from the public streetscape. This seperation of form is similar to the Banco de Londres and Bibliotecha de Nacional by Clorindo Testa. Both of these buildings incorporate unique and seperate forms to distinguish program placement and relationships within a building.

Site Relationship to Public Park

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Quinto PisoClassrooms, Roof Deck

Cafe/Bookstore, Auditorium

Classrooms, Administration

Classrooms, Elevated Courtyard

Library, Auditorium

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Section A-A

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Primer Piso Fifth FloorClassrooms, Roof DeckCafe/Bookstore, Auditorium

Classrooms, Administration

Classrooms, Elevated Courtyard

Library, Auditorium

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Earth City Infrastructure and Building Development Project Site, Levee, and Storm Water System to River

Sustainable Business Park DevelopmentEarth City, Missouri

The project is a 1900ft linear business and athleticdevelopment within Earth City Business Park inSt. Louis, MO. The function of the project is toprovide an environment that allows an intersectionbetween business and pleasure. The programincludes offices, retail space, restaurants, and multiple athletics facilities.

The environment of the existing business park ofEarth City is stagnant and does not promote a dynamic enviroment for interaction among people.The existing business park is composed of typicalbig box corporate office buildings and warehouses dispersed over the large flat landscape. The projects design acts as a fluid, non orthagonal structure to contrast the buildings currently in the business park. The building serves as a facility for all employees of the Earth City business park as well as the city of St. Charles located across the Missouri River from the project site.

The project site is located on an existing stormwater system within the business park. The site isthe single point in which the storm water from allof Earth City is released into the Missouri River through a levee.

The project site is located on an existing stormwater system within the business park. The site isthe single point in which the storm water from allof Earth City is released into the Missouri River through a levee. The project site serves as a system for natural water filtration from the storm water system, as well as filtration within the structure for grey water. The water is purified through wetland and bamboo filtration systems before the water is released back into the Missouri River. A portion of the filtered water is stored in for a clean water source for human interaction through water sports.

The structure of the project is composed of a linear system of steel members that span the watersystems to allow for an inflatable thermal structureto be implemented during winter to allow for yearround athletics. The inflatable structures serve asan efficient and environmentaly effective way tomitigate the interior climate. During summer theinflatable structure can be removed, leaving onlya tensile canopy that remains over the main building structure to provide shade. In summer months the water bodies serve as methods forevaporative cooling.

Site Storm Water Drainage and Natural Filtration Storm Water Drainage to Missouri River

Natural Wetland Filtration

Filtered Water

Water Ski Course

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Summer Tensile Shading and Evaporative Cooling Winter Inflatable Thermal Structure and Heat Gain

Technical Section A-A

Section A-A Technical Section A-A

Section A-ASecond Floor

Summer Tensile Shading and Evaporative Cooling Winter Inflatable Thermal Structure and Heat Gain

Section A-AGround Floor Athletics Plan

Detailed Plan A

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Section C-CSecond Floor Elevated Walkway Plan

Detailed Second Floor Office Plan

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Structure Within Earth City Context

Structural Concept Model

Removable Inflatable Thermal EnclosureStructure Within Earth City Context

Structural Concept Model

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Urban Development and Public SpaceNew York City, New York

The project is designed on three blockslocated in the Meat Packing District of New York City. The site is located along the waterfront and is in direct interactionwith the Highline, West Side Park, and theChelsea Market.

The project analyzes the interactionbetween interior and exterior public spacein the city. The city as an entity is a very dense and dynamic area. The design of theproject implements public space as a transition and gathering space to promote the same dense and dynamic environmentacross a less dense site. The project designalso promotes safe access across the WestSide Highway to the West Side Park.

The program consists of a commercial officebuilding, multicultural center, and residentialtower, each positioned as specific anchorsto the corners of the site. Each buildingsspecific function on the site serves as a catalyst to activiate the site, promotingcirculation and drawing people to the site.Each buildings design consists of publicspaces on the lower levels, and private spaces on the upper levels.

Public spaces on the lower building levelscreate gathering spaces. These lower levelpublic spaces are then joined through anelevated walkway to form a symbioticrelationship across the site among all ofthe buildings. These lower public levelsalso serve as the vehicles for vertical transition from the ground streetscape up to the elevated public walkways and entrances.

Meat Packing District

West Side Highway Highline Site Plan

Commercial Residential Multi-Culturall

The models exhibit the unfoldingof the interior public spaces intothe exterior public spaces.

The commercial office buildinghas direct interacrtion with theHighline and the end of theChelsea Market. The buildingprovides direct access to the rest of the site. Retail spaces arelocated on the first three levelsand private offices are located on the upper levels. The positionof the multicultural building andthe residential tower activatethe waterfront across the West Side Highway. Both buildings use the lower levels for public movement and circulation, andthe upper levels for privatefunctions.

Highly transparent and porous facades are used to expose the interior public spaces, creatinga stronger relationship betweeninterior and exterior.

The exterior public spaces use trees and landscaping to definethe spaces and direct publicmovement throughout the site.

Residential Multicultural

Context Diagram King Street Facade and Entrance

Light Wells and Interior Illumination

Exhibition Hall with Temporary HousingCharleston, South Carolina

The program for the project is centered around the SpolettoFestival, an arts and cultural exhibition festival held annually in Charleston. The design incorporates a performance hall,exhibition space, and private living and studio spaces forartists, architects, and designers. The intent of the projectis to provide a building that will house these designers forthe interim year between festivals. The building functionsas a place for the artists to exhibit their work throughoutthe year.

The site is located at the intersection of King Street andBroad Street. The design of the intervention derives fromthe context and maintains the continuous streetscape facadeof King Street. The structural design consists of two buildings connected by the ground and mezzanine levels.

The front King Street structure contains the working studio spaces on the upper floors that form a visual relationship with the dense and dynamic streetscape. Below the studiospaces are the entrance and performance spaces located on the ground level and in direct interaction with the publicstreetscape. The second structure is positioned at the back of the site to offer a more private and secluded environmentfor the temporary living units. Small scale exhibition spacesare located on the ground floor below the living spaces toprovide display space for work throughout the year.

The building design is also based around sustainability. Theopen facades are located on the north side of each structure to allow for maximum natural light for the studioand interior spaces. Light wells are used to illuminatelower levels from the south side, and prevent direct sunexposure from the south reducing energy for lighting,heating, and cooling.

The diagrams display the basic design and program layout.These are followed by heating and cooling distributionlayouts.

Performance Space

Exhibition Space

Studio Space

Living Space

Ground Floor Mezzanine Floor Third Floor

The building continues the facadesof the adjacent buildings across thesite, preventing any interruption inthe urban fabric

Structural design is influenced by the massing of the surrounding buildings. The seperated structureson the site conform to the fracturedmassing of Broad Street.

The two seperated structures arejoined by an overhead condition toprovide seasonal outdoor use. Theproportions between buildings create a visual relationship.

Ground Floor Plan Mezzanine Floor Third Floor

The building continues the facadesof the adjacent buildings across thesite, preventing any interruption inthe urban fabric.

Structural design is influenced by the massing of the surrounding buildings. The seperated structureson the site conform to the fracturedmassing of Broad Street.

The two seperated structures arejoined by an overhead condition toprovide seasonal outdoor use. Theproportions between buildings create a visual relationship.

Ground Floor Plan Mezzanine Floor Third Floor

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WARMBATH

HOTBATH

LAPPOOL

Ecological Destination Resort and SpaAnguilla, British West Indies

Group Project with Jennifer Cayton

Site on Captains Bay

Resort Site Plan

Spa/Gym Plan

Spa/GymRestaurantVillas

Exterior GymHot BathWarm BathLap PoolChanging

The premise of the project is to design an ecological destination resort and spa locatedon the Carribean island of Anguilla. The program consists of a gym, spa, restaurant, and villas. A tropical boardwalk connects the gym and spaat the south end of the site to the waterfrontrestaurant at the north end of the site. Ten privatevillas are located in betweeen the gym, spa, and restaurant and connect to the boardwalk.

The spa is designed after the Roman bathmodel, with the program divided into three baths. One progresses from the cool lap pool to a warmbath, and then concludes in the hot bath. Themajority of the spa is outdoors to be exposed tothe fresh Carribean air. Small spaces for changing,administration, and the hot bath are indoors to minimize the amount of energy needed forinterior heating and cooling. The upper level is a roof deck with natural edible vegetation and green spaces for aerobics and meditation.

The gym is the fluid structure that is designed inbetween the baths. It is a system of flexible tendons filled with water that form an exercise matrix. The vertical structures are water collectors and water towers that create water pressure to power the gym tendons. The gym is located on the exterior for natural ventilation. As one moves through the suspended matrix they experience safe and low impact total body exercise.

Intersection of Health and Wellness

DRESSING

ADMIN

WARMBATH

HOTBATH

LAPPOOL

Ecological Destination Resort and SpaAnguilla, British West Indies

Group Project with Jennifer Cayton

Site on Captains Bay

Resort Site Plan

Gym/Spa Plan

Gym/SpaRestaurantVillas

Exterior GymHot BathWarm BathLap PoolChanging

The premise of the project was to design an ecological destination resort and spa., locatedon the island Anguilla in the Carribean. The program consists of a gym, spa, restaurant, andvillas. A tropical boardwalk connects the gym/spaat the south end of the site, to the waterfrontrestaurant at the north end of the site. Ten privatevillas are located in betweeen the gym/spa and restaurant and connect to the boardwalk.

The gym/spa is designed after the Roman bathmodel. The structure is divided into three baths. One prograsses from the cool lap pool to a warmbath and then concludes in the hot bath. Themajority of the spa is outdoors to be exposed tothe fresh Carribean air. Small spaces for changing,administration, and the hot bath are indoors to minimize the amount of energy needed forinterior heating and cooling of the spa spaces.The upper level is a roof deck with natural ediblevegetation and spaces for aerobics such as yoga.

The gym is the fluid structure that is placed inbetween the different temperature baths. It isa system of flexible, water filled tendons thatform an exercise matrix. The vertical structuresare water collectors that act as water towers andcreate water pressure to power the gym tendons.The entire gym is located on the exterior for natural ventilation. As one moves through the matrix they experience a suspended total body exercise that is efficient for low impact exercise.

Intersection of Health and Wellness

PV Panel

Water Tower

Water Collector

Spray Cooler

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FiberglassFraming

Ground Slab

The restaurant is located on the waterfront atthe north end of the site. The restaurant iscomposed of multiple pods in which organichealth foods are grown. The exterior bar hasnatural vegetation and fruits growing in themushroom tops were they receive light and water. The fruits hang down for people at the bar to have access to nutritional foods.

Restaurant

PV Panel

Water Tower

Water Collector

Spray Cooler

Waffle Slab

FiberglassFraming

Ground Slab

The restaurant is located on the waterfront atthe north end of the site. The restaurant iscomposed of multiple pods in which organichealth foods are grown. The exterior bar hasnatural vegetation and fruits growing in theroof tops were they receive natural light and water. The fruits hang down for people at the bar to have access to foods that promotehealth and wellness.

Restaurant

Mixed-Use Housing DevelopmentSan Francisco, California

The urban development throughout Buenos Aires hascreated a dense network of buildings within the standardcity block. Dispersed within this dense city environmentare open public spaces that provide the opportunity forinteraction between the city and the open public spaces.The Annex to the Ministry of Education is located on a sitethat allows a relationship to be formed between the urban fabric and the adjacent open public park.

The form of the building is designed to expand out and away from the urban fabric as it opens up into the adjacentpublic spaces. The building serves as a physical and spatialtransition between the dense built environment and theopen public space. The entrance to the building is designedto spill out into the public plaza, inviting and activating thebuilding within the plaza. The long linear form of the buildingis taken after the traditional Buenos Aires Casa de Chorizo,in which the building is designed in a thin linear shape toopen up one side of the site for open air and public gatheringspaces. In addition the linear formation of the building helpsto hold the building within the streetscape.

The program within the building is composed of a groundfloor cafe, bookstore, and auditorium that raises in elevaationas one moves to the back of the site. The second floor is a public library that overlooks the plaza and park. Thesefirst two floors compose the public components of theprogram that interact with the streetscape. The upper floors are a series of classrooms and teachers offices thatweave back and forth to form their own private relationship,detached from the public streetscape. This is similar to the

The premise of the project is to design a mixed-use residential housing development in San Francisco at the intersection of Octavia and Hayes Street. The program includes 45 residential units consisting of single, double, triple, and live-work uniits. The program also contains a small ground floor market space, second floor public gathering space, gym, and elevated cafe that looks out over the adjacent park. The design places the live-work units and public spaces on the lower levels, and the private residences on the upper levels.

The project also focuses on the use of steel. Steel columns are used as the main vertical structure. The function of the steel is used in various ways depending on program location and the direction of the facade. The structural steel members are exposed in the lower large scale public spaces, and are hidden in the upper private spaces. The private small scale spaces use steel screening for shading on the exterior facades. On the north facade the steel becomes thin, delicate, framing members to show variation in scale and to allow more natural light to enter the building

Exterior voids are designed throughout the upperprivate levels to allow for open air ventilation andto provide small scale gathering spaces for theresidents. The top floor serves as a private roof top terrace that looks back out over the park.

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Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Fourth Floor Plan Fifth Floor Plan

Sixth Floor Plan

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Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

Fourth Floor Plan Fifth Floor Plan

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Technical Section Model B-B

Private Housing Units

Public Cafe, Exhibition, andMarket Space

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Technical Section Model B-B

Private Housing Units

Public Cafe, Exhibition, andMarket Space

EDUCATION Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri August 2007-December 2009 Master of Architecture May 2009 Master of Construction Management December 2009 University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida August 2002-April 2006 Bachelor of Design in Architecture

EXPERIENCE Associate Project Manager February 2010-Present Hewes and Company, Pensacola, Florida Working as an Associate Project Manager assisting with the bidding and estimating of educational and government projects.

Associate Project Manager May 2006-July2007 Opus Construction Corporation, Pensacola, Florida Worked as Associate Project Manager on the construction of a 75,000 ft2 sports center for a local college. Assisted with project management, estimating, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, material delivery, submittal review and RFIs.

Intern Architect May 2005-August 2005 Quina Grundhoefer Architects, Pensacola, Florida Assisted in the design and planning of residential and institutional buildings. Worked in the field measuring and documenting buildings. Assisted with construction documents using AutoCAD and constructed scaled models for projects.

Admissions Review Committee February 2009 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri Served on the admissions committee for the review of graduate admission applications. Reviewed portfolios, letters of intent, curriculum, and letters of recommendation of graduate applicants.

Graduate Teaching Assistant January 2008-May 2008 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri Assisted with the teaching of the design and construction of building systems for the graduate class Climate and Light.

SKILLS Computer AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, Form Z, Tririga, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Rhinoceros, and Microsoft Project.

ACTIVITIES/AWARDS Graduated Cum Laude, Washington University May 2009 Graduated Cum Laude, University of Florida May 2006 Deans List, University of Florida August 2002, May 2006 Member, National Honor Society of Collegiate Scholars Fall 2003-2006 Member, Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society Spring 2003-2006 Eagle Scout Fall 1999

CERTIFICATIONS OSHA 10 Hour Occupational Safety and Health Training June 2009 Certified in the OSHA 10 hour safety training for construction.

PUBLICATIONS Approach 07- 08: Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design, Washington University in St. Louis. April 2010 Ecological Spa in Anguilla.

STUDY ABROAD Buenos Aires, Argentina, Washington University August 2008-December 2008 Vicenza, Italy, University of Florida

January 2006-April 2006

THESES Masters Degree Project, Washington University January 2009-April 2009 Sustainable Business Park Development, Earth City, MO The project consists of a 520,000 ft2 business and athletic development within the existing business park, Earth City, MO. The premise is to provide an intersection of business with health and well-being. Located along an existing 1900 ft linear storm water pond, the project serves as a method for natural storm water and waste water filtration from the business park, before entering the Missouri River. Enclosure is an inflatable thermal structure that envelopes the projects superstructure in the winter to provide an environment for year round water sports and athletics for employees of Earth City.

Masters of Construction Management Thesis, Washington University December 2010 Cost and Schedule Analysis of the Sustainable Business Park Development, Earth City, MO The construction management thesis consists of a detailed cost and scheduling analysis of the sustainable business park development design for the Master of Architecture Degree Project. The thesis gives an accurate look at all aspects of a building, from conceptual design to substantial completion. An overall building cost and schedule are created and then broken down into detail components for further analysis as to the feasibility of materials and methods as they relate to the architectural design.

Undergraduate Honors Thesis, University of Florida April 2006 Urban Development and Public Space, New York, NY The project analyzes the various functions of public space within a dense city and the adaptation of public space to provide movement across a less dense site. The design consists of an urban development along West Side Highway that provides direct interaction with the Highline and Chelsea Market while allowing safe access to West Side Park. Large scale public space is implemented as a vehicle for movement across the site between commercial, multi-cultural, and residential buildings. Public spaces additionally function as transitions between interior and exterior space within the buildings, creating a symbiotic relationship between all buildings on the site.

April 2006

EDUCATION Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri August 2007-December 2009 Master of Architecture May 2009 Master of Construction Management University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida August 2002-April 2006 Bachelor of Design in Architecture

EXPERIENCE Associate Project Manager February 2010-Present Hewes and Company, Pensacola, Florida Working as an Associate Project Manager assisting with the bidding and estimating of educational and government projects.

Associate Project Manager May 2006-July2007 Opus Construction Corporation, Pensacola, Florida Worked as Associate Project Manager on the construction of a 75,000 ft2 sports center for a local college. Assisted with project management, estimating, scheduling, subcontractor coordination, material delivery, submittal review and RFIs.

Intern Architect May 2005-August 2005 Quina Grundhoefer Architects, Pensacola, Florida Assisted in the design and planning of residential and institutional buildings. Worked in the field measuring and documenting buildings. Assisted with construction documents using AutoCAD and constructed scaled models for projects.

Admissions Review Committee February 2009 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri Served on the admissions committee for the review of graduate admission applications. Reviewed portfolios, letters of intent, curriculum, and letters of recommendation of graduate applicants.

Graduate Teaching Assistant January 2008-May 2008 Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri Assisted with the teaching of the design and construction of building systems for the graduate class Climate and Light.

SKILLS Computer AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, Form Z, Tririga, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Rhinoceros, and Microsoft Project.

ACTIVITIES/AWARDS Graduated Cum Laude, Washington University May 2009 Graduated Magna Cum Laude, University of Florida May 2006 Deans List, University of Florida August 2002, May 2006 Member, National Honor Society of Collegiate Scholars Fall 2003-2006 Member, Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society Spring 2003-2006 Eagle Scout Fall 1999

CERTIFICATIONS OSHA 10 Hour Occupational Safety and Health Training June 2009 Certified in the OSHA 10 hour safety training for construction.

PUBLICATIONS Approach 07- 08: Graduate School of Architecture & Urban Design, Washington University in St. Louis. April 2010 Ecological Spa in Anguilla.

STUDY ABROAD Buenos Aires, Argentina, Washington University August 2008-December 2008 Vicenza, Italy, University of Florida

January 2006-April 2006

THESES Masters Degree Project, Washington University in St. Louis January 2009-April 2009 Sustainable Business Park Development, Earth City, MO The project consists of a 520,000 ft2 business and athletic development within the existing business park, Earth City, MO. The premise is to provide an intersection of business with health and well-being. Located along an existing 1900 ft linear storm water pond, the project serves as a method for natural storm water and waste water filtration from the business park, before entering the Missouri River. Enclosure is an inflatable thermal structure that envelopes the projects superstructure in the winter to provide an environment for year round water sports and athletics for employees of Earth City.

Masters of Construction Management Thesis, Washington University in St. Louis December 2010 Cost and Schedule Analysis of the Sustainable Business Park Development, Earth City, MO The construction management thesis consists of a detailed cost and scheduling analysis of the sustainable business park development design for the Master of Architecture Degree Project. The thesis gives an accurate look at all aspects of a building, from conceptual design to substantial completion. An overall building cost and schedule are created and then broken down into detail components for further analysis as to the feasibility of materials and methods as they relate to the architectural design.

Undergraduate Honors Thesis, University of Florida April 2006 Urban Development and Public Space, New York, NY The project analyzes the various functions of public space within a dense city and the adaptation of public space to provide movement across a less dense site. The design consists of an urban development along West Side Highway that provides direct interaction with the Highline and Chelsea Market while allowing safe access to West Side Park. Large scale public space is implemented as a vehicle for movement across the site between commercial, multi-cultural, and residential buildings. Public spaces additionally function as transitions between interior and exterior space within the buildings, creating a symbiotic relationship between all buildings on the site.

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