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EMILY ANDERSON

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EMILY ANDERSON

URBAN FUNERAL CHAPEL

APARTMENT HOUSING

NATATORIUM

SKETCHING ABROAD

BEACH HOUSE

PAVILLION

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COMMUNITY INTERACTIONANNEX TO THE NATIONAL BUILDING MUSEUMWASHINGTON, D.C.Collaborative ProjectFourth Year, CBDS

REconceive . REcondition . REconfigure . REconnect . REconfirm

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Interaction of people, architecture, and technologySun-shading responsive to site conditionsAdjustable panels made of post-consumer aluminumFastened to spider clamp system

Building as a museum: a showcase for architecture and technologyLow-E glass curtain wall system10’x13’ panels supported by glass finsAttached by four-way spider clamps

Encourages interaction between people and exhibitsDelicate frosted glass contrasts the nodesProvides additional gallery spaceSupported by steel struts cantilevered from the node wall

Foundation of the project containing the programStrong and heavy concrete structures form the physical and conceptual coreSupporting all other building systemsContrast the lightness of the band

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URBAN ENLIGHTENMENTFUNERAL CHAPELWASHINGTON, D.C.Collaborative ProjectFourth Year, Sacred Space + Cultural Studies

This Sacred Space studio project, under direction of Juhani Pallasmaa, is intented to address death in a public, urban setting. The project preserves the sanctity of death while bringing awareness to the city.

Ceremony EntranceColumbarium VisitorsService EntrancePrivate Viewing Room

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The funeral chapel consists of three primary spaces: the Columbarium below, the Chapel above, and the Private Viewing Room between. Thin black towers encase vertical circulation and encourage reflection as users progress through the spaces. Through lighting and materiality, the project aids mourners in achieving a state of peace and understanding.

The program concentrates around the most sacred space, the Private Viewing Room, where families say a final good bye to their loved ones. The Private Viewing Room remains a constant source of light as it hovers between the columbarium and the chapel.

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BENDING LIGHTMIXED USE APARTMENT BUILDINGWASHINGTON, D.C.Third Year

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1101 24th Street & 2301 L Street NWWest End:- Hotels- Residential Buildings- Cafes- Grocery- Sports Club- Auto Detailing- Hardware Store- Gas Station- Spa/Salon- Architecture Firm- Night Clubs/ Bars- Banks- Fire Department- Law Offices

Downtown:- Hotels- University of Maryland University College- Cafes- Restidential- Law Offices- Doctor’s Offices- Post Office- Restaraunts- Social Security Administration

Foggy Bottom:- Church- Cafes- Restaraunts - Spa/Salon- Law Offices- Dentist- Hospital- George Washington University- Foggy Bottom Metro Station- Hotels- Doctor’s Office- GW Training Center- Residential Buildings- Banks- Art Gallery

Georgetown:- Georgetown University- Designer Retail- Restaraunts- Cafes-Waterfront

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Zoning:-Lot: 0836, 0837-square: 0037-R-5-B - Residential and mixed use -Max Lot Occupan-cy: 60% -Max FAR: 1.8 -Max Height: 50’-0” -Rear Yard Set-back: 15’-0”-PUD -Max Height:100’-0”

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ZONINGLot: 0836,0837Square: 0037R-5-B Residential and mixed use Max lot occupancy: 60% Max FAR: 1.8 Max height: 50’-0” Rear yard setback: 15’-0”PUD Max height: 100’-0”

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The mixed use apartment project maximizes square footage while

adhering to zoning codes. The first floor holds a lobby, gym, offices, and

retail. 110 apartments are contained within the upper eight floors.

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Lot area: 19770.978 sq ftBuilding area: 119504.23 sq ftFAR: 6.0

Convex surfaces spread light deep into the

apartment

Concave surfaces reflect light within specific areas

TRASH + LAUNDRY ROOMROOF DECK

VERTICAL CIRCULATIONHORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

Sunscreens passively control the amount of sunlight entering a space and also create a facade composition.

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Floor 9

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The unique curvature of the interior apartment walls bends light in order to illuminate the apartment interior.

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FAR: 6.457 One Bedroom24 One Bedroom + Den24 Two Bedroom2 Three Bedroom3 Efficiency

NATURAL PROGRESSIONBEACH HOUSEBETHANY BEACH, DESecond Year

The design of the Beach House is inspired by the revolving structure of seashells. The walls fold and wrap to become ceilings and floors, which reach out toward the ocean. The elevated first floor is separate from the shell, but serves as the axis around which the shell rotates. The bedrooms above are arranged within two separate balconies, allowing for optimal views of

the beach.

NOURISHING THE COMMUNITYNATATORIUMWASHINGTON, D.C.Second Year

The natatorium is a semi public pool and spa with both indoor and outdoor pools. Interior grass covers the lobby on the bottom floor, which separates the public pools and private thermal baths. The exposed top floor is an elevated boardwalk which becomes a diving platform to the pool below. Gaps between the planks of the boardwalk allow rain water to nourish the grass below.

LAYERED INFORMATIONPAVILLIONSecond Year

The wall panels slide in between steel supports, allowing the pavillion to be easily dismantled and reassembled anywhere.

The overlapping roofs provide partial shelter and walls become a collageof information for visitors.

The design encourages movement through the project in order to support a maximum flow of people.

MILAN, ITALYDuomo

SKETCHING+PHOTOGRAPHYThird Year

ISTANBUL, TURKEYSokollu Mosque

ISTANBUL, TURKEYHagia Sophia

CAPRI, ITALYCasa Malaparte

ISTANBUL, TURKEYTopkapi Palace

thank you.

EMILY [email protected]

860.794.8069

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