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Children’s Hospital

Natural History Center

Bookstore

Rural Studio

Professional Work

Art - Wood Working

Hospitals today are small cities within themselves where hallways become streets, elevators becometransit systems, and rooms become buildings. They require public and private spaces. I began by designing theform of the hospital through an expression of the tension between the city of Chicago and the waters of Lake Michi-gan. This expression also began to offer opportunities to create spaces that were more organic

Chicago Children’sHospitalALGASCO CompetitionChicago, IL

Project Goals

-Create a beacon for the hospital-Increase natural light -Promote way finding through public views

Chicago Water Tower

Museum of Contemporary Art

Children’s Hospital Site

Northwestern University

Millennium Park

Chicago Children’sHospitalALGASCO CompetitionChicago, IL

Chicago Children’sHospitalALGASCO CompetitionChicago, IL

Museums are some of our most flexible project types. With this flexibility I explored the opportu-nity for the building to express the city’s connec-tion to the Alabama River. This space will open up to the natural landscape showing you the exhibit of the river. Next, I focused my atten-tion on the large west facing wall. This wall was originally thought to be glass, but the heat gains would have been severe in the main gallery space. The solution was a pattern based on the curves of the river. This pattern filtered out most of the harsh sunlight while producing a pattern of shadows cast onto the space within.

Goals

-Connect the visitor and the city to the natural environment-Control direct sunlight-Create an iconic landmark for the city

Natural History MuseumWood CompetitionMontgomery, AL

Downtown

Natural History Center Site

Riverwalk

Capital Building

Natural History MuseumWood CompetitionMontgomery, AL

Natural History MuseumWood CompetitionMontgomery, AL

Bookstores are a dying place in American cities. The walls of books used to be enough to cause people to spend hours in a local bookstore. Nowa-days you need low prices, a Starbucks, and much larger inventories. This bookstore would become a new destination for Opelika. The facetted glass gives you the impression that the bookstore is filled with knowledge and it about to spill out in to the street. The shelves in the front window are intended to be displays as well as the structural support for the facetted curtain wall.

BOOKSTOREFaçade DesignOpelika, AL

Goals

-Transcend the customer into a world of books or other merchandise-Increase the size of display window-Express context through materials and building styles

Downtown Retail

Urban Bookstore

Lee CountyCourthouse

BOOKSTOREFaçade DesignOpelika, AL

RURAL STUDIOMorrisette Kitchen Newburn, AL

5/8” Drywall

2x4 Boards

1/2” Plywood

Tar Paper

1x4 Purlins

1x6 Ceder siding

Floor framing

RURAL STUDIOMorrisette Kitchen Newburn, AL

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Professional WorkHokkaido Japanese SteakhouseTuscaloosa, AL

Professional WorkHokkaido Japanese SteakhouseTuscaloosa, AL

Professional WorkHokkaido Japanese SteakhouseTuscaloosa, AL

Professional WorkHokkaido Japanese SteakhouseTuscaloosa, AL

Professional WorkKIAWAH ISLAND HOUSEKiawah Island, SC

Professional WorkKIAWAH ISLAND HOUSEKiawah Island, SC

National Assembly Hall Dahka, Bangladesh

Brown and Green Birmingham, AL

Kimbell Art Museum Fort Worth, TX

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