Trent Hinze 402.984.5241

Architectural P

ortfolio 2014

CONTENT

1. UNL STUDENT HEALTH CENTER

2. FOOSBALL TABLE

3. LAUSANNE REHABILITATION CENTER

4. WELLS-LAMSON MEMORIAL

5. ELECTRONIC TAXI COMPLEX

6. NEBRASKA CITY MEDICAL CENTER

UNL STUDENT HEALTH CENTER

Lincoln, Nebraska

The University of Nebraska Student Health Center project aims to address student needs far beyond treating illness. The facility offers a healthy lifestyle recommendation embedded in the essence of the project. The soft material pallet of channel glass and neutral colors allow the architecture to command where and when a powerful message infused with color can be delivered to its audience. In this way, the new University Health Center will be like a gallery with healthy lifestyle suggestions as its featured work. With preventative health being the primary focus

of the facility, additional program is added to transform the health center into a student performance complex. Program like a practice soccer field, a healthy food café, and a bike shop transform the health center into much more than a place to go when one is ill. The facility will become a destination for the healthy.

Level 1

Section Viewing North

Level 2

Student Approach To Entrance

West Facade Technical Section

Entry for Cyclist

Wor

k S

tatio

n Fa

cing

Pat

ient

Flex

ible

Wal

king

Sur

face

Nat

ural

Lig

htin

g To

Orie

nt P

atie

nt

Doo

r Pla

ced

For P

atie

nt P

rivac

y

Exam Room Section

West Entry

North West Facade

Central Atrium

Practice Field Cycling Path

Entry Lobby Health Cafe

West Facade Master Plan

FOOSBALL TABLE

Through exploration of gamming history and an iterative process, the featured foosball table utilizes previous versions of the table to enhance the game of table soccer. While many tables are designed to be exciting for the player, watching the game seems to be difficult for others. This prototype is not only designed for the player, but also for the viewer. Each design decision takes into account how players and spectators encounter the sport.

Previous Iterations Construction Documentation Construction Process

CNC Routing

Laser Cutting

Built Prototype Ball Return

Kicker Assembly

LAUSANNE REHABILITATION CENTER

Lausanne, Switzerland

The Genetic Research and Addiction Rehabilitation Center is a specialized medical facility that deals with drug addiction through a methodology that looks at human behavior and the genetic makeup of the addicted. With Switzerland’s challenging reputation of substance abuse and the government’s progressive approach to the issue, Lausanne, Switzerland is an ideal location for the proposed program. The rhythmic exoskeletal structure and subtle approach to the landscape portray Switzerland’s cultural focus. The facility

is an exemplary model of a translational work environment between addiction specialists and geneticists. The translation line occupies the core of the second level. This space is not only a main corridor leading to core program, but it is also a space that allows for interaction between professions through programming such as coffee vendors, food vendors, and lounge space.

South Entry

Facility Support Services

Genetic Research Facility

Patient Support

Addiction Recovery

Administrative Support

Diagnostic and Treatment Services

Preventative Treatment Patient Care Unit

Site Section

Translation Line

South Entry

STEEL DIAGRID STRUCTURE

RIGID FOAM INSULATION W/ REINFORCED EPDM MEMBRANE

FLASHING

SUPPLY AIR DUCT

DOUBLE PANE GLASS PANELS

4” DEEP MULLION

METAL DECKING FLOOR SYSTEM W/ 2 1/2” CONCRETE TOPPING

HSS TUBING

5/8” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING

1 1/4” ALUMINUM WALL PANEL MOUNTED TO 5/8” SUBSTRATE

METAL STUD

GROUND FLOOR0’0” (+0’-0”)

SECOND FLOOR15’3/4” (+15’-3/4”)

THIRD FLOOR13’8” (+28’-8 3/4”)

T.O. PARAPET17’ 7 3/4” (+46’-4 1/2”)

PARKING DECK-13’5.5” (-13’-5.5”)

Lower Level-16’5.5” (-16’-5.5”)

ELEVATION scale 3/8” = 1’ SECTION scale 3/8” = 1’

Technical Section

Parking Deck Entry

Visitor Entry

Genetics Laboratory

Patient Care Unit

WELLS-LAMSON MEMORIAL

Barre, Vermont

The architectural proposal illustrated is located in the southeast region of the Wells-Lamson granite quarry. Embedded in the superstructure are artist residences, studio work spaces, and an educational pavilion. Suspended in the center of the structure is a memorial capable of moving vertically and horizontally within the drained granite quarry. The memorial is operated by eight wenches—four affixed to the structure and four anchored to the quarry floor. Having eight attachment points gives the memorial a wide range of motion.

The platform’s dive begins at level one. As the platform descends below the structure, an expansive view emerges for a brief moment. Next, the history of the quarry is expressed through the various layers of granite. The memorial allows the user to perceive the Wells-Lamson quarry as the workers once did.

Residence Space

Studio Workspace

Parking

Docking Platform

Educational Pavilion

Memorial

Diving Sequence Program

Memorial Vehicle Loading Zone Parking DeckElevator Educational PavilionResidence Level Studio LevelPhotovoltaic Paneling Wench System

Northwest Facade

Visitor Entry

ARTIST RETREATUNL StudioBarre, USA, 2011ARCH 410: Tectonics & Performance, Fall 2011Trenton Hinze

ENLARGED PLANScale: 3/8” = 1’

ENLARGED PLANScale: 3/8” = 1’

ENLARGED PLANScale: 3/8” = 1’

Ground Floor0’-0” (+0’-0”)

Bottom of Walkway12’-0” (-12’-0”)

Second Floor22’-4” (+22’-4”)

Third Floor22’-4” (+44’-8”)

Top of Curtain Wall12’-6” (+57’-2”)

Cross Rock Anchor

HSS Tubing

8” Deep Mullion

Double Pane Glass Panels

Metal Studs

1/2” Gypsum Board Wall

Meteon Wall Panel

Photo voltaic Panels

2” concrete Topping

Recessed Cannon Light

3” Rigid Insulation

HSS Waffle Grid

Drop Ceiling With Acoustical Tile

Return Air Duct

w Insulation

Supply Air Duct

4” Gutter

Technical Section

View From Quarry Floor

West Facade

ELECTRONIC TAXI COMPLEX

New York, New York

To understand a hybridized urban infrastructure (HUI), one must understand what infrastructure is and how it operates. Infrastructure’s main role is to serve the public by supplying an array of needs ranging from elements that sustain life to elements that make life convenient to sustain. Infrastructure’s purpose outweighs its own visual appeal and is accepted by the public because of this characteristic. When Infrastructure becomes hybridized, a higher level of efficiency develops. The structure prolongs its ability to exist based on the numerous needs it supplies.

The location of this project is on and near the central park reservoir. The proposal repurposes solar energy for the city’s taxi transportation network. The reservoir serves as a centralized hub for housing and recharging electronic taxis. The area of the reservoir that accumulates the most direct sun hosts photovoltaic panels, which harvest enough energy to sustain a quarter of Manhattan’s public taxi network. To power Manhattan’s yellow fleet, the electronic taxi complex has the ability to host 80,000 photovoltaic panels, each capable of individually harvesting 200 Watts per hour.

7 Hour Recharge

2 Minute Switch

Capable of driving up to 100 miles on a full charge. The typical taxi in NYC will drive 140 miles in a 24 hour shift.

Battery Exchange Station

Battery Exchange Complex

South Entry

1HUB 2 3

Infrastructure Components Level 1 Lower Level

1HUB 2 3

Lower Level Parking

NEBRASKA CITY MEDICAL CENTER

Nebraska City, Nebraska

Nebraska City Medical Center draws upon the various levels and natural aspects of the tree for its own spatial arrangement. It is the designer’s intent to refocus this abstraction into the new hospital in both plan and section. In section, the lower levels are used for storage and mechanical services, much like a tree would operate. As one moves up the facility, public circulation becomes prevalent. At the top of the facility, privacy is

optimal and selective like a tree canopy. In plan, the building can be viewed in two parts. Where these components intersect, there is a large circulation atrium. In one component, program services the staff, and in the other component, the patients receive care.

In Collaboration with E. Lamprecht

MRI

INFORMATIONSYSTEMS

SECURITY/SWITCHBOARD

REGISTRATION

MATERIALSMANAGEMENT

FOOD

TRAMA

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

EXAM EXAM EXAMDECONTAM

EXAM

TRIAGE/EXAM

EXAM

EXAM

DICTATION

WAITING

Lounge

TRIAGE/EXAM

BEHAVORIALEXAM

GASSTORAGE

TLT

CHILDSEATING

READINGROOM

DICTATION

WOMANSTLT

VENDING

JANITOR

OFFICE-CHARGENURSE

COMMUNICATIONSCLOSET MENS TLT

ELECTRICALCLOSET

EMS TLT

EMSCENTER

CONSULTATION

REGISTRATIONWORKSTATIONS

REG

TLT

TLT

CLEAN SOILEDMEDICATION

LOUNGEEQUIPMENT

NOURISHMENT

STRETCHERSTORAGE

POINT OFCARE LABLOCKERSON CALL

OFFICEMANAGER

OFFICESTAFFWORKSTATION

RESPITORYTHERAPY

STAFF TLT

STAFF

SECURITY

BUSINESSCENTER

AMBULANCEGARAGE

SUPPORT

COMMUNITYEDUCATION/MEDICALCARE

ENVIORNMENTALSERVICES

RESPITATORYTHERAPY

CHAPEL

PRE-ADMISSIONANDTESINGANDREGISTRATION

CT Scan

CT Control

Rad/Fluro

FluroControl

TLT

Rad/Fluro

Ultrasound

Room

PatientHoldingPatientHolding

ChangeRoom

ChangeRoom

Waiting

RegistrationConsultation

CleanSoiled

CommunicationElectrical

TLT

Conference

Lockers

OfficeManager

OfficeShared

MRIEquipment

MRI Control

PortableCARM

PortableXRAY

SUPPORT

Housekeeping

Support

SupplyStorage

SupplyStorageSmall Shelf

Compounding

SterileCompounding

TrashHolding

IVAdmixture

RoomRoom

NarcoticStorage

Room

Room

Support

ReceivingRoom

STORAGE

GIFT SHOP

Dinning

EXAMSUPPORT

Room

OFFICESTAFF

HEALTHINFORMATIONSYSTEMS/MEDREC

HUMANRESOURCESANDEMPLOYEEHEALTH

STAFFDEVELOPMENT

MEDICALSTAFFSUPPORT

BIOMEDICALENGINEERING

ADMIN

STERILEPROCESSING

WAITING

NON-INVASIVECARDIOLOGY

OR

STERILE

CATH LABCONTROL

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERYPRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PACU

PACU

PACU

PACU

PACU

PACU

PACU

PACU

PACU

OFFICE-PRIVATEOFFICE-ANESTHESIA

OR

OR

STERILE

OR

SUPPORT

OFFICEOFFICE Room Room

CONFERNCEROOM

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

PRE/RECOVERY

MEDICATION

Room

LOUNGE

CATH LAB

WOMANLOCKERS

MALELOCKERS

TLT/SHOWER

TLT/SHOWER

ON CALLROOM

PACU PACU

Room

EQUIPMENT

TLT

DICTATION

SOILED CLEAN

ANESTHESIAWORKROOM

EQUIPMENT

BUSINESSCENTER

GI Lab

BusinessCenter

HOUSEKEEPING

MEDS

NURSINGSTAFFADMINISTRATION

CASEMANAGEMENT/SOCIALWORK/UTILIZATIONREVIEW

CHEMISTRY

LOUNGE

LOCKERS SECRETARY

OFFICE

OFFICE

STAFFTOILET

BREAKDOWN

FLAMMABLESTORAGE

GLASSCYLINDERSTORAGE

BIO.HAZARDOUSWASTE

H.C.CLOSET

SAFTEYSHOWER

SUPPLYSTORAGE

TRASHHOLD

GLASSWASH

AUTOCLAVE

STAFFTOILET

LAB COATSTOAGE

PHLEBOTOMY(IN-PATIENT)

SPECIMENPROCESSING

TRANSFUSIONSERVICES

MICROBIOLOGY

HEMATOLOGY/URINALYSIS

Storage

Room

ScopeProcessing

ScopeStorage

XRAYStorage

Waiting

ReceptionistRegistration

TLT TLT

Consultation

Support

Support

Support

TLT TLT TLT

Nourishment

TLT TLT TLT

SupportSupport

REGISTRATION /WAITING

PrivateFilteredDenseEnclosedFullComplexSafeSunlightAbsorption

Level 1 Level 2 Level 3

OpenTransportCirculationHighwayFlexibleVulnerableSimpleClear

StorageServiceComplexSystemLower Level Parking

Approach

RIGID FOAM INSULATION W/ REINFORCED EPDM MEMBRANE

FLASHING

SUPPLY AIR DUCT

RECCESSED TROFFER LIGHT

DOUBLE PANE GLASS PANELS

4” DEEP MULLION

METAL DECKING FLOOR SYSTEM W/ 2 1/2” CONCRETE TOPPING

CEMENTITIOUS FIRE BARRIER

STEEL W SECTION

SUSPENDED CEILING W/ 2’ SQUARE ACOUSTICAL TILE

3/4” WOOD PANEL MOUNTED TO 5/8” SUBSTRATE

METAL STUD

GROUND FLOOR0’0” (+0’-0”)

SECOND FLOOR15’ 11 3/4” (+15’-11 3/4”)

THIRD FLOOR16’11 1/2” (+32’-11 1/4”)

T.O. PARAPET18’ 1 3/4” (+51’-1”)

PARKING DECK-13’5.5” (-13’-5.5”)

Lower Level-16’5.5” (-16’-5.5”)

Genetics Research & Addiction Rehabilitation FacilityUNL StudioGeneva, SwitzerlandARCH 511: HDR Global Healthcare Studio, Spring 2013Trenton Hinze

SECTION scale 3/8” = 1’Technical SectionLevel 1 Atrium

Evening Approach

thinze3@gmail.com

Architectural P

ortfolio 2014

402.984.5241