Tyler Baum's Design Portfolio

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2. Garden and Villa 3. Altana and Grotto 5. Luminaire

7. Whitacer Library

9. UO Boat House

11. Salem Police Station

Winter 2008Garden and Villa

In this project we were challenged to design a villa and garden that responded to the landscape of Pacific Northwest lake. My design was significantly influenced by two Japanese architectural concepts,“ hide and reveal” and ”the meandering path”.

2. Garden and Villa 3. Altana and Grotto 5. Luminaire

7. Whitacer Library

9. UO Boat House

11. Salem Police Station

The challenge of this project was to design a dwelling which expressed the contrasting spatial relationships between the ground and the sky.

Winter 2008Altana & Grotto

Spring 2010Luminaire Study

Number of Luminaires(0.6)(600sqft) x (50ft candles) = 9 Luminaires(1600 Lumens(0.65) LLF(0.31) CU)

Elevation Section

Tyler Baum and Group Members The Galadriel Luminaire provides ambient lighting to a room setting that currently has an abundance of natural daylight. The goal of this wall sconce is not to be the primary lighting source of the space, but compliment an already well lit room by providing mood lighting. The luminaire itself uses layers of translucent material to diffuses the light emitted from its 15 W T8 bulb. The diffused light provides an ambient glow within the room and washes light along the vertical wall plane.

The challenge for this project was to design a community library for the Whitacer Community in Eugene, Oregon. The concept was to use the theme of overgrowth by utilizing a simple skeletal and rectilinear form which, is over taken by an org anic wall of recycled oil barrels. This dynamic wall as it swoops in from the out-side garden and curves into the hearth creating structural support and providing interactive opportunities.

Fall 2010Whitacer Community Library

Fall 2009Whitacer Community Library

The project was design a boat house for the University of Oregon crew team. My project was based after framing views of the lake through long wooden slated corridors . The form of the building was based after traditional Pacific Northwest timber construc-tion and was significantly influenced by the design of the historic Dexter Lake covered bridge located adjacent to the proposed site.

Spring 2010UO Boat House

Located along Liberty street, the new Salem police headquarters will serve as the cornerstone for reviving the Civic Center Campus. The building’s protruding exterior stair wells serve to create long axial views along the center of the campus. Along with the relocating of the council chamber along Commercial street and the renovation of the civic center, the headquarters will serve to create a bridge across Pringle Creek. Thereby rejuvenating the interior of the site. The building also integrates with the landscape and provides a working model towards Salem’s sustainable values.

Fall 2010A New Police Station for Salem

CivicSite

Site Context

CivicSite

Major Axis and Entrances View Corridors Public Access and Entry

Major Axis and Entrances

Site Map

1. Pedestrian Bridge2. Bioswells and Bike Path3. Police Station4. Council Chambers5. Green Belts6. Civic Center7. Library

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Development

Stairwell Projections

Council ChambersGreen Wall

Green Belt

Solar PanelsCommunity Room

Curtain Wall Shading& Cutouts

Grey Water Collection

Axonometric of Building Systems

Fall 2010A New Police Station for Salem

Communications

Criminal Investigations

Special Teams

Patrol

Special Teams

Patrol

Criminal Investigations

Communications

Community Room

Evidence

Lateral SectionLongitudinal Section

Evidence

Sub Floor First FloorPatrol

Second FloorSpecial Teams & Gym

Third FloorAdmin & Criminal Investigation

Fourth FloorCommunication

Sally Port

Evidence

Crime Lab

Property

Community Room

Men’s Locker

Exercise Room

Mat Room

Women's Locker

Special Teams

CriminalInvestigate

Support

Dispatch

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East Elevation

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