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Jared Weaver
Auburn University
Contents
Urban Theatrics 1.
Re Ligare 2.
Urban Epicenters 3.
Interim Shoreline
Bikeway 4.
Cottages
On Caswell 5.
Urban TheatricsChicago, Illinois Fourth Year
This mixed-use mid-rise serves as a place that fosters social interaction and offers the opportunity for a healthy lifestyle.
The curvilinear skin on the pedestrian level of Rush Street invites pedestrians to interact with the building. A glass wall with a large canopy marks arrival.
The scalloped base contains spaces for theater, fitness, swimming, shopping and dining. The rectilinear tower is for residences. The different intensity of uses correlates with the shape of the envelope. Energy and excitement at the pedestrian level, and calm volumes for the dwellings above.
Building Section
Study Models
Rush Street Elevation
Re LigareRome, ItalyFourth Year
Program:A modern Roman Bath. Spaces for:Teaching nutritionExercisingBathingMassaging and Meditation
Circulation:Two wings are separated by an entry tower. Each wing contains program elements determined by level of privacy. A long spline connects the spaces along the path of cantilevered massage rooms, pools, open gardens and arrives at a space for silence and meditation.
Name:Re Ligare is the word used for re-connecting. In this project, soul, body and mind are treated. Section Perspective
Via Claudia
Via AnniaDefining street edge
Wings connected with a hinge
Hinge becomes a tower
Private and public wings
Diagrams: Circulation
First Floor EntryBasic Idea
Second Level Access to Program
A.C.
B.
Solid/Void Diagram of Floor Plan
Perspectives
Building Section Along Via Annia
Building Section Along Via Claudia
Perspective Looking South Along Via ClaudiaMeditation Garden Perspective
Corridor StudyOpelika/Auburn, AL2011
Program:A corridor study along Opelika Road. Investiga-tions included circulation, density, land uses, and urban design.
The study explored critical massing of urban fabric at key nodes along the road.
An inventory of existing conditions was used to help make decisions. Inventory Building Footprints
Inventory Vulnerability to Change
Inventory Ground Floor Uses
Building Footprints
Legend
Building Footprints
RailRoad
Structures
Streets
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.40.05
Miles
Presentation Urban Design
Looking West Towards Gay/
Opelika Road Intersection on Gay
• Critical Mass
Encourages Slow Movement
• Addition of
Biking Lanes, Subtraction of Median’s
Width and Lane Width
• Street Trees Make Buffer
From Cars
• Pull Eyes to Activity on Street
Presentation Urban Design
Looking West Towards Gay/
Opelika Road Intersection on Gay
• Critical Mass
Encourages Slow Movement
• Addition of
Biking Lanes, Subtraction of Median’s
Width and Lane Width
• Street Trees Make Buffer
From Cars
• Pull Eyes to Activity on Street
Presentation Urban Design
Looking West
Towards Opelika/ Temple Street
Intersection
• Outside
Cafés
• Urban
Juncture
• Bring Buildings Right Up to
the Street
• Part of a Linear Sequence
that Ends at Gay/ Opelika
Road Intersection
Presentation Urban Design
Looking West
Towards Opelika/ Temple Street
Intersection
• Outside
Cafés
• Urban
Juncture
• Bring Buildings Right Up to
the Street
• Part of a Linear Sequence
that Ends at Gay/ Opelika
Road Intersection
Presentation Circulation Network
Proposal for a New Bike Route
Proposed Roadway Changes.
Pedestrian and Bike Lanes.
New Bus Stops Along Street
Possible Road Diets to include Bikelanes
Current Conditions Along Opelika Road
Inventory Building Footprints
Additions of Critical Mass and Road Diet
Additions of Bus Stop and Critical Urban Mass
Current Conditions Along Opelika Road
InterimShorelineBikewayAquidneck Island, Rhode Island2012
Program:An eighteen mile bicyclecorridor along the western side of AquidneckIsland.
Connecting accross two bridges to biking facilitesspanning Rhode Island.
Project would connect to over 55 miles of dedicatedshared-use trails.
Bikeway includes on road biking lanes as well as a rail with trail section along the coast of Narragansett Bay.
Pro
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Bike
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Shoreline Bikeway Concept Drawing Showing:
• Connections to Sakonnet Bridge Bike Lane
• Connections to current bike pathsystem in Rhode Island
East Bay Bike Path
Blackstone River Bikeway
Washington Seco nd ary
Bike
Path
West Main Road -Road Diet (Bike Lanes)
(To Be Included in RIDOTWest Main Road Contract 4)
Anthony RoadShared Lane Markings(Roadway Resurfacing Needed)
Boyds LaneShared Lane Markings
(To Be Included in RIDOTRI STARS Contract)
Bristol Ferry Road -Road Diet (Bike Lanes)
(To Be Included in RIDOTRI STARS Contract)
Coddington Highway -Road Diet (Bike Lanes)
JT Connell Highway -Shared Lane Markings
or Bike Lanes(Under Design as part of RIDOT
JT Connell Highway Project)
Americas Cup AvenueBike Lanes
(To Be Included in RIDOTRI STARS Contract)
Memorial BoulevardBike Lanes
Defense HighwayCommuter Bikeway
3rd Street/Washington Street
(Shared Lane)
Chase Lane(Shared Lane)Lexington Street
Shared Lane Markings(To Be Evaluated in RIDOT
RI STARS Contract)
To ProposedTiverton Bike
Path
To East BayBike Path
Legend
Existing Shoreline BikewayConnectionsProposed Bike Facility Included inOther Ongoing ProjectsProposed Portsmouth ShorelineBikeway Connections
Existing "Suitable" Bike Facility
Proposed Greene Lane Park
Proposed Multi-Modal Parking(Tank Farm Redevelopment)
New Bike Path(Paved Multi-Use Trail) Old West Main Rd
Shared Lane Markings(Roadway Resurfacing Needed)
Corys LaneShared Lane Markings
Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc.
Shoreline BikewayProposed Portsmouth ConnectionsAquidneck Island, Rhode Island
Cottages on CaswellNarragansett, Rhode Island201
Program:Prepare 3D renderings of four redesigned cottages for client review.
Fit buildings on a site plan that models grade changes.