Hanna Roy _ portfolio

Hanna Roy

11915 Birch St, 161, Leawood, KS 66209315.560.4070

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Light as a Design forceEvaluation of light in space designThermal baths at Tattapani, IndiaThesis Project

The thesis explored the role of natural light in space design as a parameterduring the evolution of the design rather than as an afterthought of the process. The premise focused on compiling and analyzing precedents to study the factors which made a physical space into a metaphysical one. Materiality being a very significant factor in the study of light contributed to the selection of a bath as a test program. The prototype for the thesis was chosen to be a thermal bath at Tattapani located in the northern part of India. The design incorporated the culture through the influence of vastuconsiderations in the initial site layout. The process was reverse engineeredsuch that the light quality in a space was designed prior to the orientation ofthe space. Hence, the design, the site and the program influenced one another through the multiple iterations in the design evolution process.

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Evaluation of light in space designThermal baths at Tattapani, IndiaThesis Project

Light as a Design force

The diagrams and renderings showing how the orientation and materiality contributed to the three distinct light characteristics of the different spaces in the design solution.

(above) 1 Changing Room (below ) 2 Individual Shower

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(above) 3A The view of the bather from the bath(below ) 3B Looking into the individual bath

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The healthcare design studio involved the study of historical material,current research and trends in healthcare design and several sitevisits of hospitals as part of the analysis for the design. The projectwas evovled from the design of a patient room to the design of awaiting room, a typical floor plan culminating in the entire facility.The main premise of this design was flexibility of the spaces, both individual (patient) and public (waiting area). Daylighting, circulationdesign and security concerns were also considered in the design solution.

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(clockwise from right) Perspective looking into patient room from balcony | View into the patient room from corridor | Longitudinal section | Diagrams showing massing

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(clockwise from left) Floor plan of Entrance Level | Detail plan of Waiting Area-Examination cluster | Custom design of thechairs in the waiting area to provide flexibility to the space | Two possible configurations of the same waiting area

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(clockwise from right) Floor plan of the Upper level | Detail floorplan of patient room design | Process diagrams demonstrating the efficient clustering of patient rooms

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(clockwise from below) Detail floorplan of patient room design showing the Flexible Zone |

Three different options for the same flexible area in a patient room

David Caballero / Hanna RoySyracuse University School of Architecture Spring 2012

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Building in MotionRenovation of Regional Transportation Center Syracuse , NYin collaboration with D.Cabellaro

A proposal for the new speed rail projected to take over the existing Syracuse RTC aimed to connect the discontinuous nature of the existing transportation center. The premise of the design was to embrace the programmatic elementsby the circulation, both vehicular and pedestrian. The formal elements of shifting planes were used to facilitate the levitation towards the magnetic attraction of speed rail.

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reGeneration cycleProposal for Reimagining the Waterfront CompetitionManhattan , NY

Research of the given project site revealed the concentration of threesections of the society along the major public transporation lines servingthe East River Waterfront : Senior citizens, youth below eighteen years of ageand single parents. The design was an integration of crossing over thepedestrian unfriendly Franklin D. Roosevelt East River Drive as well giving therespective section of the project square footage proportional to the population density it would cater.

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source : www.mta.infoBUS ROUTES

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Access PointsSU Residence Halls

SUNY-ESF Residence Halls

DR KING Magnet School

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North view from the river to the city

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Mentor Interchange Bridging the gap over the I-81Syracuse, NY

A proposal for a mentor interchange center derived from the location of thesite on the median of the university dorms and the elementary school facilitieswhen the question for the possibility of the interaction between the two groupsarose. The concept of the project revolves around university studentsmentoring school children since the former are the future of the latter. Beinga junction of three junction points which all lie on three different grades,a meeting grade was introduced inspired by the concept of the roundaboutinterchange borrowed from transportation architecture.

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DIAGRAMSexisting wall

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melting the Chr(ICE)lerfacade creation for the Chrysler building by using software manipulationsin collaboration with J.Obregon for Digital Palette: Summer 2013

A project involving a series of controlled manipulations of a design idea to create a unique,layered intervening facade for an existing building. The project idea intended to incorporatethe memorable arch design at the top of the Chrysler tower as well as into this interveningfacade. The water-carrying hollow frames of the new facade are, thus, an inverted, distortedprojection of the abstracted elevation of the Chrysler building. This interactive facade, withits dramatic flowing water, thus comes alive and seems to be melting down into the city itself,losing its stature among the city's skyline in an apocalyptic climax.

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nclothchrysler building line drawing curves projected on to surface

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The Chrysler building has been a symbolic element of the Manhattan skyline similar to how the surrounding water elements have been a significant marker of the island itself. The project idea began with the in-tention of incorporating the memorable arch design at the top of the Chrysler tower as well as the aspect of the water el-ement into this intervening facade.

The frames of the new facade is, thus, an inverted, distorted projection of the ab-stracted elevation of the Chrysler build-ing. The material of the proposed skin deals with the water element and hence is designed to look like frozen icicles which are melting off the corners of this project-ed facade. Hence, the facade comes alive and seems to be melting down into the city itself, losing its stature among the city's skyline in an apocalyptic climax.

Melting the Chry-ICE-lerSummer 1, 2013 School of Architecture SUJessi Obregon & Hanna Roy

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false ceiling as per detail

Service table:Service table as per approval

Ultrasonic cleaner:space allocated for ultrasonic cleaner as per detail

100 mm tile skirting

D1 door as per dwg: TQ-01-DOOR-02 detail

Faucet:Kitchen sink - Hindware

ceramic sink 50001

Counter slab:3/4" thk Telephone black granite

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counter slab:3/4 thk Telephone black granitewith glossy finish as countertop slab with 1.5" thk bull nosing

3/4" marine ply shutter finishedwith laminate on inside andoutside as per specification

Over head storage:3/4 thk. marine ply wood

shutter finished with laminateas per specification

3/4 marine ply shutter finishedwith laminate on inside andoutside as per specification


wall cladding: wall cladwith telephone black granite

window as per detail

Chimney Hood: Faber makeAura 850 LTW 90 cm chimneyhood fixed as per specification

Over head storage: 3/4 thk. marine ply woodshutter finished with laminateas per specification

Location for power points asper detail in electrical layout

Open shelf to accomodate thecooling unit finished with

laminate on inside as per specification

100 mm skirtingnitco tropicana (2'x2')


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laminate :Archiply black mattfinish for internal useage

laminate :Euro -wallnut brown (SF5140)for external use

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fluidFire WallAnimated wall project for Media Iin collaboration with V.Gueglio

A design proposal for creating an animated space which changed its illuminationcharacteristics because of moving organic elements which acted as a filter of the light source behind it. It let light through the gaps between these elements.As the elements were moveable, the illumination of the room became a function of the perforations in the wall which were time dependant.

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POSITION

B368

6

36

POSITION

I63

5

49

POSITION

G30

4

59

POSITION

POSITION

A368

3

35

POSITION

POSITION

H63

2

48

POSITION

POSITION

G63

1

47

POSITION

F30

16

58

POSITION

POSITION

E30

14

57

POSITION

POSITION

D30

12

56

POSITION

POSITION

F30

10

64

POSITION

POSITION

D30

5

62

POSITION

POSITION

D63

1

51

POSITION

POSITION

D63

3

52

POSITION

POSITION

E30

7

63

POSITION

POSITIO

N

A368

9

44

POSITION

POSITION

C368

11

43

POSITION

POSITION

B368

8

42

POSITION

POSITION

A368

6

41

POSITION

POSITION

C63

4

40

POSITION

POSITION

B63

2

39

POSITION

POSITION

C368

15

46

POSITION

POSITION

65

1

65

POSITION

66

2

66

POSITION

72

4

69

POSITION

POSITION

72

3

70

POSITION

POSITIO

N

72

5

68

POSITIO

N

POSITIO

N

72

6

67

POSITIO

N

POSITION

72

2

71

POSITION

POSITION

72

1

72

POSITION

POSIT

ION

POSITION

POSITION

POSITION

POSITION

POSITION

POSITION

DEF

C B A

GHI

A63

5038

D63

1

SchoolAdmin

ReceptionLobby

Classrooms Library

Arcade CafeGym

Maximum light. Minimum disturbance as out of circulation path

Service programs on common junction level

Cafe strategically located under tunneling light. Veiws common to all programs.

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Split to facilitate light to lowest level.

AA

Ground Floor (@

400 level) SCALE: 1 = 1/15

storage

arcade

gym

kitchen

cafe

mechanical

storage

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SECTION @ D-DSECTION @ C-C

SECTION @ B-B

KEY PLAN

SECTION @ A-A

location of chimney of in line with the over head

storage above the melting unit

B

D

A

A

C

C

B

D




Ultrasonic cleaner:space allocated for ultrasonic cleaner as per detail

100 mm tile skirting

D1 door as per dwg: TQ-01-DOOR-02 detail


ceramic sink 50001

Counter slab:3/4" thk Telephone black granite



counter slab:3/4 thk Telephone black granitewith glossy finish as countertop slab with 1.5" thk bull nosing


Over head storage:3/4 thk. marine ply wood

shutter finished with laminateas per specification

3/4 marine ply shutter finishedwith laminate on inside andoutside as per specification



window as per detail

Chimney Hood: Faber makeAura 850 LTW 90 cm chimneyhood fixed as per specification



Open shelf to accomodate thecooling unit finished with

laminate on inside as per specification



ceramic sink 50001


steamcleaner Weighing

Balance

Ultrasoniccleaner

meltingunit


Polish Machine:Polish Machine as per approval

Steam Cleaner:Steam Cleaner as per approval





existing window to havefinishes to match thedoor of artisan room


coolingunit

Counter slab:3/4" thk Telephoneblack granite




100 mm skirting


ARTISAN AREA

polishing

steamcleaner

Lab sink

Weighing Balance

Ultrasoniccleaner

(2600X2800)

meltingunit

partition finished with frame work 9mm ply panelling and gypsum board on one side to be finished with paint as per finishes detail except at dadoing area to be finished with black telephonic granite

laminate :Archiply black mattfinish for internal useage

laminate :Euro -wallnut brown (SF5140)for external use

General notes

Glass door:6mm thk clear glass fixed in the 40 mm thk. flush door finished both the side with natural teak veneer and polished in walnut shade

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