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conceptual projectsuw + competitions
Renton PavilionRenton, WA
2003 University of Washington instructor: Roger Williams
Strip Commercial
Downtown Project site
Existing interiorRenton Development Patterns
Strip Commercial
Downtown
Lake Washington
Use Proximity Movement Diagram
Transit center
Plaza
Book Fair UseConcert UseMarket Use
Existing: Separator
Plaz
a
Tran
sit C
ente
r
Bldg
Proposed: Permeable Connector
Plaz
a
Tran
sit
Bldg
Meeting Use Festival UsePublic Assembly Use
Georgetown Firehouse Seattle, WA
2004 University of Washingtoninstructor: Scot Carr
Georgetown Neighborhood Analysis Neighborhood Connections
I-5
airfield
rail
homes
homes
industry
industry
site
industrial strip
residential connection
site
Car Parking
Mechanical
Hose Drying
Decontamination
Equipment Storage
Gear
Kitchen
Bathrooms
Gym
Bedrooms
More Machine
More Human
Flight 93 Competition: UNVEILING UNITY
2004 Shanksville, PennsylvaniaCollaborators: Shawn Kemna, Karen Wood.
To experience this place is the only way to disolve the fear that leads you to it.
To arrive as an individual is the only way to disseminate that we are all unified in death.
To erect new boundaries is not to obscure what lies beyond us, but to continually unveil the edge of what brings us.
It is a place uncovered by the actions of individuals.
A constructed precipice exchanges a look with the wounded hemlock grove.
Hallowed ground reveals and swallows itself in the vibration between an existing landscape and a new horizon.
TOGS-2 Competition 2009 Austin, TX
TOGS-2 Competition 2009 Austin, TX
Roof Plan - 34 T.O.G.S.
Circulation
Spaces
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❤ the StreetArts Week Austin creates an opportunity for using public space in a new way: the delight of lingering in a street that is usually dominated by auto traffic. We propose that the surface of the street be left uncovered, the gallery walls lifted off the pavement, and the structure touching the ground as minimally as possible. The traffic paint, cracks in the pavement, and street texture are all part of the experience.
Reusable PartsThe structure is simple, common, and ordinary. It is made from scaffolding parts: steel rods, clamps, and base plates. These parts are readily available and easily reusable, therefore highly sustainable. The roofs, walls, and columns would be built off-site. Shortly before Arts Week Austin 2010 the components would be assembled to form the gallery spaces. When the exhibition is over, the structure will be disassembled and the scaffolding parts will return to their everyday use, perhaps on a construction project in Austin.
Museum ExperienceA TOG (Temporary Outdoor Gallery) may stand on its own or be joined with other TOGs to form a network. The system is flexible enough that each gallery space can be uniquely defined by scale, degree of enclosure, and contextual relationships. A limitless variety of spaces can be created. We propose a structure that promotes free movement through the gallery spaces. The experience will be similar to walking through an art museum where visitors can choose their own path through a series of unique interconnected spaces.
Filtering SunlightThis project captures a horizontal sliver of space between the pavement and a broad diaphanous roof plane. Sunlight will filter into the galleries from above through translucent polycarbonate panels, a matrix of scaffolding, and a silk-screened fabric scrim. At night it will glow from within.
Site Plan
Column Assembly
Roof Assembly
Wall Assembly
1
4
5
5
6
5
4
2
6
3
4
3
Polycarbonate Panels
Scaffolding Base Plate
6
2” Ø Steel Scaffolding Pipe4
Whitewashed Reclaimed Wood3
Printed Fabric Screen2
1
Scaffolding Clamps (swivel & right angle)
5
Single (10’ x 10’)
Double (20’ x 10’)
Quad (20’ x 20’)
professional projects
Green Home for ChicagoChicago, IL
2002 Ross Architecture
Green Home for ChicagoChicago, IL
2002 Ross Architecture
Sand Point ResidenceSeattle, WA
2005 Tyler Engle Architects
Country Day SchoolSeattle, WA
2005 Carlson Architects
Jewish Day SchoolBellevue, WA
2006 Carlson Architects
Temple / Library
Gymnasium
Spring Hill RestaurantSeattle, WA 2008 Heliotrope Architects
Suncrest ResidenceOrcas Island, WA
2007 Heliotrope Architects
Apartment DevelopmentGreensboro, NC
2010 Suzane Reatig Architecture
Apartment DevelopmentGreensboro, NC
2010 Suzane Reatig Architecture
Church Hattiesburg, MS
2010 Suzane Reatig Architecture
Church Hattiesburg, MS
2010 Suzane Reatig Architecture
Bailey Park ApartmentsWashington, DC
2010 Suzane Reatig Architecture
Bailey Park ApartmentsWashington, DC
2010 Suzane Reatig Architecture
Addition / RenovationWashington, DC
2012 Hamilton Snowber Architects
ISTUDIOMCNthe pavilion + the garden ISTUDIOMCN
St Elizabeths PavilionWashington, DC
2012 ISTUDIO Architects
ISTUDIOMCNthe pavilion + the garden ISTUDIOMCN
St Elizabeths PavilionWashington, DC
2012 ISTUDIO Architects
ISTUDIOMCNcity
east
west
ISTUDIOMCNareaISTUDIOMCNpavilion
Powell ElementaryWashington, DC
2014 ISTUDIO Architects