Rhett C Bruno - Architectural Portfolio

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY | ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PORTFOLIO

RHETT C. BRUNO

TABLE OF CONTENTS1. VILLA PROJECT Upstate NY

2. MACflo Florence, Italy

3. BROOKLYN ART STUDIOS Brooklyn, NY

4. CLARKSON UNIVERSITY DORM Potsdam, NY

5. SOUTHSIDE THEATER Syracuse, NY

6. BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK HOTEL Brooklyn,NY

7. MISCELLANEOUS WORK

8. WRITING

VILLA PROJECTINVENTED SITE IN UPSTATE NEW YORKFALL 2008 SEMESTER: STUDIO 107

Program: - 4000 sf Residence - Vineyard

Site Model Site Model Swathe Model

Swathe ModelSwathe Model

MACflo Florence, ItalySpring 2012 SEMESTER: STUDIO 408

(In Collaboration with Tanner D. Halkyard)

(Museo di Arte Contemporanea e Fashion de Florencia)

The city of Florence has become socially divided and scattered, driving Florentine life outside the historic center to make way for tourist attractions and a completely de-saturat-ed experience of Italian culture. The city struggles to uphold its value as a cultural icon through the additions of a new theatre and high-speed rail station that attempt to bring Florence back into the thriving world of the European Union. MACFlo attempts to connect the different attributes of the city and combine them into what we are calling the Triangle of the Arts. This triangle will virtually connect the art and architecture of three vital areas within the city. It will connect the historic district, and direct area around the Duomo, holding the values of Florentine roots and history, the new Opera House, which incorporates art, music, educa-tion and entertainment in a location where tourists seldom travel, and MACFlo. MACFlo will be comprised of a museum for rising contemporary art and fashion, the headquarters (think tank) for AMOs Florence branch, and a partially risen parkway that not only connects the different nodes of program, but would be used in exhibitions and shows for fashion and contemporary art. MACFlo and the urban triangle combines Europes performing arts, fine arts and fashion into a center that, in junction with Fosters design for a high speed rail station, can rekindle the values of Florentine culture through direct con-tact with the flow of traffic in and out of the city. It can feed off the exhibitions and advertisements for rising and existing art throughout Europe, and through the direct review and selec-tion by the AMO think tank, will be able to acknowledge the history and focus on the contemporary future of the city.

Contention:

Diagram of the Triangleof the Arts

New Opera House

Historic Center

MACflo

Program:

AMO Think Tank: - Reviews and selects art and fashion - Coordinates exhibits, shows, festivals from the city center to MACFlo - Advertises historical and contemporary art and annual shows for Europe

Museo di Arte Contemporanea e Fashion: - Performs in the manner of a museum, however allows for the growth of a new city center through exhibiting fashion and new ideas or art and culture throughout the site. - Gallery spaces for viewing.

Park Connection: - Connects program of Think Tank and MACFlo together through a highline-like catwalk that pulls the program together through exhibition and sequential experience - Allows for the advertisement along railways and Foster Plaza.

Site Plan 200m

Top Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Section A

Section B

Section B

Section A

BROOKLYN ART STUDIOS29-35 CARROLL STREET, BROOKLYN, 11231FALL 2011 SEMESTER: STUDIO 407

Program: - Studio Space for Brooklyn Artists

- Coffee House

Ground Plan

Studios

Transverse Section

SummerWinter

solar panels

fresh air duct

fresh air duct

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

fresh air duct

trombe wall

trombe wall

- Deep, hollowed beams serve asair ducts to bring fresh air into

the rooms through the glass facade.

-A trombe wall floats at the front of the wall, absorbing the heat of the

sun to distribute into the room.

-Operational PV panels along the facade allow the airy, circulation

space to be flushed with air duringsummer as well as providing

shading.

-Solar thermal panels are used toprovide radiant heating with

water pipes circulating through the division walls when the passive

Trombe system is not enough.

-Each air duct services two rooms.Vents on either side of the trombe

wall allow it to circulate back through the circulation space.

Key Features:

CLARKSON UNIVERSITY DORMPOTSDAM, NEW YORKSPRING 2011 SEMESTER: STUDIO 308 (In Collaboration with Jessica Rogers)

Program: - 100 Two Person Dorm Rooms - Dining Hall - Auditorium - Lobby - Public Park Space

Design Strategy: A

Winter SummerWinter Summer

Section C Section A

Section B

Floor Planscale : 1/32 = 1

ARC 308 Comprehensive Design StudioSyracuse University SOA Spring 2011

Rhett BrunoJessica RogersProf. Stenson

A dormitory for Clarkson University in Upstate New York which celebrates the outdoorsy nature of the student body. Rooms are buried into the earth for warmth while a glass facade acts like the canvas of a tents and allows for the sensation of living outside in the heart of nature.

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SummerWinter

solar panels

fresh air duct

fresh air duct

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

fresh air duct

trombe wall

trombe wall







shading.






Key Features:

SummerWinter

solar panels

fresh air duct

fresh air duct

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

fresh air duct

trombe wall

trombe wall







shading.






Key Features:

Section C Section A

Section B

Floor Planscale : 1/32 = 1



Entry Floor Plan

SummerWinter

solar panels

fresh air duct

fresh air duct

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

operable PVpanels

fresh air duct

trombe wall

trombe wall







shading.






Key Features:

Section A - Through Dining Hall

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Section Ascale : 1/8 = 1



Section Cscale : 1/8



Section Bscale : 1/8= 1



B A










Section B - Through West Dormitory Wing



















Detailed Transverse Sectionscale: 3/4 = 1

Corresponding Elevationscale: 3/4 = 1

roof top terrace

top oor

ground oor

fresh air duct

fresh air duct

fresh air duct

solar panels

pv panels

pv panels

pv panels

trombe wall

trombe wall

Rhett BrunoJessica RogersARC 308 Comprehensive Design Studio

Syracuse University SOA Spring 2011 Prof. Stenson

Solar Panels

Fresh Air Duct

Fresh Air Duct

Fresh Air Duct

PV Panels

PV Panels

PV Panels

Roof Terrace

Top Floor

Ground Floor

Trombe Wall

Trombe Wall



















Bay Axonscale : 1/4 = 1





















Structural Axon










Site Model - Lasercut Chipboard

SOUTHSIDE THEATERSYRACUSE, NEW YORKFALL 2011 SEMESTER: STUDIO 307

Program: An outdoor theater for the Southside area of Syracuse to reuse the materials of an abandoned church in pursuit of providing a community bolstering public program.

Syracuse UniversityStudio 307Southside Intervention Plan

Syracuse UniversityStudio 307Southside Intervention Axon

Syracuse UniversityStudio 307Southside Intervention Sections




Theater Plan



Elevation A

Elev

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n B





Elevation A

Elevation B

BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK HOTELBROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK, PIER 1, NEW YORKFALL 2011 SEMESTER: STUDIO 407

Program:

Site:

- 170-225 Hotel Rooms - 150-180 Condominium Units - Hotel and Park Amenities - Parking

- 400,000 sf - View of Lower Manhattan

View Towards Manhattan

Vanishing as it rises into the New York sky, The Brooklyn Bridge Park Hotel and Residence places a premium on view and green space.

- A translucent lower floor reflects the nature of the park itself through the public program - a forest rising to a surreal vista of lower Manhattan.

- Rustic metal panels adorn the lower floors which serve the hotel,dematerializing up the building to open condiminium units up to the breathtaking view.

- The shifting volumes allow for the park to literally be brought to yourdoorstep.

View Toward Manhattan


View Toward Brooklyn




Lobby Kitchen

Restaurant

Spa/Gym

Banquet Hall

4th Floor Plan

Service

Service

7th Floor Plan

Service

Service

Restaurant

8th Floor Plan

Service

Gym/Lounge Private Terrace

1st Floor Plan

Service

Service

MISCELLANEOUS WORKELEVATION OF MODERN MUSEUM FACADE ALONG THE GRAND CANALVENICE, ITALY

PEN SKETCH OF THEHALL OF LANGUAGESSYRACUSE, NY

REPRODUCTION OF THE HILL HOUSEBY JOHNSTON MARKLEE ARCHITECTS

Syracuse University 2009Studio 108Sketch of Hall of Languages

PRESENTATION MODEL FOR NEW STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION BUILDINGFOR SPECTOR GROUP - WOODBURY, NY

WRITING

Title - Isinda: Fallen DaggerCover - Collaborated on design with Kristen VerserGenre - Epic, FantasyPages - 260Publisher - Tate Publishing & Enterprises

Description - The majestic land of Isinda is trapped in an era of war and chaos. After the collapse of the mighty Deimor on the bloody fields of the Badlands, a glimmer of peace and unity amongst the warring races has shattered. The people of all kingdoms have retreated into superstition and suffering. In the City of Bronze, a king plots to become a god, imposing his will on any who dare to face him; in the forests to the east, the enslaved Blood Scaldor are forced to watch as their children are sacrificed to satisfy the hunger of angry gods.

With the land returned to its bloody past, who will rise up as the Deimor did to bring Isinda under a single banner? Could a brutal king exploit the devastation left in the wake of the greatest leaders in the land, the Twin Blades? Or would a single hero rise from the chains of slavery and illuminate a path of peace that none had ever dreamed of before?

Discover the destiny of a hero in the first installment of the Isinda series, Isinda: Fallen Dagger!

Title - Isinda: Sting of the Sapphire BladeCover - Collaborated on design with Nicole RobertsGenre - Epic, FantasyPages - 276Publisher - Tate Publishing & Enterprises

Description - The reign of war continues in the second installment of the Isinda series, Sting of the Sapphire Blade.

As Zano's quest to bring peace to Isinda continues, can old alliances persevere? The past and present will collide as Zano must answer the questions that will determine his futureand the fate of Isinda.

That first step into murky water is always the most difficult,' Tarak began many years ago, under the shade of the mountains surrounding the Narsano peaks. 'You may never know what predators may lurk in the shadowwhat amount of blood must be drawn in the name of survival. Press on and the water will only grow more turbulent

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