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ancona_italy1

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project_spiritual_expo_sure

project_publi_city9_undergrad_spring09

undergraduate_spring2009

type : charrette installation publi_city9associate professors : Lisa Tilder RA + Beatrice Bruscolliteam : michael perez, jon blistan

the publi_city 9 project was a unique charrette studio completed in the spring of 2009. the project was an intense, 2 week, proposal that required collaboration with italian students from ascoli piceno, italy. as a part of an annual design competition, the publi_city 9 project challenged designers to showcase art and architecture through installa-tion. the 2009 project was to exhibit art in a cunning existing !sh market in ancona, italy. my team focused on italian artist, mario giacomelli, and articulated his melancholic style of photography into a spiritual sanctuary in which occupants would feel the sorrows of life that giacomelli routinely captured through his cynical lens. By analyzing a speci!c work of mario’s, we were able to establish a critique based on the exposure and shadow of the piece. Through methods of mapping we formed a spiritual path that was to encapsulate the narrative of giacomelli’s life work; an uninterrupted spiritual expo that loomed above the frantic market below.

giacomelli work types

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10cm

20cm

30cm

50cm

40cm

1m

60cm

70cm

90cm

80cm

50cm

sezzione ovest_(west section)

sezzione nord _(north section)

spiritual chamber

dark exposure

atmospherecirculation

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pianta piano secondo_(2nd "oor plan)

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project_aqua_lung

project_aqua_lung_undergrad_winter10

undergraduate_winter2010

type : environmental ecology research facilityle fevre practitioner fellow : Brian Hollandrecognition : 3rd place Gui Competition

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aqua lung was a competition studio project that sought out functionality by means of practicality. the project brief required students to design an ecological/environmental research facility that also served as a catalyst for higher education. the project prompted a location in the university circle region of cleveland, ohio; a region plagued with annual "ooding and a need for reanimation. aqua lung aimed to be a detoxifying working landscape that adhered to the on going pollution problems in cleveland and a rejuvenating factor to the university scene. simply put the aesthetics and functions of the design were to mimic that of the human lung, an organic mechanism that detoxi!es and replenishes its person. the facility was designed to redirect water from the doan brook directly on site to research, educate, purify, and distribute. the homogenous skin system, simple though it may be, could operate on localized levels to specialize speci!c functions on all levels of the building.

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!ltration control scheme

research "oor plan

section 2.a

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water in!ltration plan

precedents

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venting water !ltering circulation window /shading oculus

mechanical

mechanical / labs public o$ce

gallery

longitudinal section 1.a

transverse section 1.b

schematic skin map

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project_M12

project_M12_undergrad_spring08

undergraduate_spring2008

type : space + light installationassociate professor : Stephen Turk RAteam : michael perez, aidan quinn, mark olson, chris bowers

tra!c intensity formtra!c intensity map

dedicated to the process of installation, sophomore spring studio was an interesting lesson in light and the tempo-rary aspect of architecture. each project was to explore the manipulation and framing of light through the use of cheap and e"ective materials. M12 was a cost e"ective rational solution to the problem presented. made entirely from paper tubes and laser cut paper panels, M12 was self supported by a friction #t system. using a form #nding mapping exercise, on site, M12 took on its contorted but seamless shape. through a system of around 800 panels all dependent upon one another, M12 was able to stand 10 feet tall without auxiliary support. the system of tubes at various diameters regulated light in a re#ned and inhabitable space.

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laser cut panels saw tubes place proper diameter tubes lock in place complete

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A1-5 WHITE A1-5 BLACK

insert tube evenly space common corners lock seem !ll15

aqua_locale_undergrad_spring09

inspired by Giambattista Nolli’s iconographic map of ancient rome, aqua locale aimed to take the essence of rome to its perimeter boundaries. the project was based around a large river front location called valco san paolo just south of the ancient city. the project was designed to bring urban life to a distressed area of rome. by focusing on the icon, the principal of roman city design, we were able to create our own sequestered iconographic city that would bring light to san paolo’s waterfront. focusing on three aspects of community; residential, campus, and tourist, we estab-lished a massive elevated ribbon community that logically and elegantly could revive the region.

type : charrette studio : community redesignassociate professor : Lisa Tilder RA + Beatrice Bruscolliteam : michael perez, andrew paul, chris popa, greg knobloch

aqua_localeundergraduate_spring2009

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tourist

social

tourist

art

tourist

retail

campus

retail

residential

retail

art

campus

art

residential

campus

social

residential

social

tourist

retail

residential

retail

art

campus

art

residential

tourist

social

campus

social

tourist

retail

residential

retail

art

campus

art

residential

tourist

social

campus

social

tourist

campus

residential

campus

tourist

residential

form by community

shifting community diagram

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tourist

campus

residential

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section A

- artist network

- social network

- residential network

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project_Boom!

project_Boom!_competition_summer10

competition_summer2009

type : university addition / competitionproject leader : Jr-Gang Chi Associate Professorteam : michael perez, jon blistan, joe mathias, brian chen, chris popa, daniel starcher

with growing concerns of population and density of program, tamkang university in taipei, taiwan, sought out a space conscious solution to their university woodshop. limited to a mere 750 sq ft back alley, the project team set out to design an atmosphere that engaged occupants in an intimate relationship between space, body, and program. with consideration of all 600 students who would be working in the space, we came up with a compact solution that provided maximum e!ciency without compromising aesthetics. Boom! was to be a transformable workspace, one free of static program. the roof was an intricate composition of adjustable frames that provided a cap for the main structure, and a canopy for outdoor workspace when fully extended. to keep the plan free, each tool or work table was set on rolling wheels to allow for mobility so that the students may work outdoors, sheltered by the retractable canopy. each mobile unit was highly responsive to a multitude of programmatic functions. Boom! unfolds a variety of plans, functions, and atmospheres all customizable by the people who inhabit the space.

tamkang university site, taipei25

thinking space plan and renderworkshop plan and render26

review space plan and render open canopy condition

closed canopy condition

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chop saw work tablelarge table saw

rendered work space28

wheel assemblyMobileFunction: adjectiveEtymology: Middle English mobyll, from Anglo-French moble, from Latin mobilis, from mov!re to move1 : capable of moving or being moved : movable <a mobile missile launcher>2 a : changeable in appearance, mood, or purpose

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16B

5B

2B3B

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1B

6B

8B

9B

10B

7B

13’6”

18’9”

18’4”

4’7”

7’6”

12’2”

12’3” 12’6”

13’8”

8’5”

12’11”

12’5”

15’3”

6’6”

12’6”

7’6”

13’0”

18’7”4’11”

21’11”

17’8”

9’10”

16’8”

18’4”

Ground Level (0,0)

33’5”

19’10”

8’9”

26’0”

20’5”

3’4”

14’9”

17’8”

9’0” Vertical Member

15’1”16’8”

22’0”

16’6”

22’2”

7’2”

8’10”

10’4”11’8”

16’0”

15’3”

18’10”

15’6”

21’8”19’0”

15’4”

18’6”

14’5”

15’8”

14’9”

15’2”17’8”

8’6”

13’6”

Vertical Member 6’0”

Pivot Member 14’11”

22’5”

Vertical Member 8’0”

11’6”

6’8”

12’2”

1’7”

9’5”6’4”1’9”

P1

P2

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P1 : ( 0, 0, 0 ) top of the frameP2 : ( 6’6”, 1’7”, 10’3” )P3 : ( 13’6”, 0, 0 )P4 : ( 25’0”, 0, -11’6” ) P5 : ( 25’0”, 12’2”, 0 )P6 : ( 16’1”, 12’3”, -11’4” )P7 :P8 : ( 2’11”, 9’3”, 9’7” )P9 : ( 0, 12’2”, 4’8” )P10 : ( 6’7”, 14’1”, 13’10” )P11 : ( 8’0”, 15’4”, -11’4” )P12 : ( 0, 18’9”, 0 )P13 : ( 0, 20’5”, 4’8” )P14 : ( 7’6”, 25’0”, 3’4” )P15 : ( 9’3”, 25’0”, -11’4” )

P19 : ( 25’6”, 30’5”, -5’3” )P20 : ( 30’4”, 35’9”, -5’3” ) P21 : ( 27’8”, 36’2”, -13’8” )

P16 : ( 25’0”, 25’0”, 9’0” )P17 : ( 25’0”, 25’0”, 0 )P18 : ( 36’8”, 20’6”, -3’5”)

( 15’4”, 10’4”, 11’0” )

4’8” Vertical Member

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P22 : ( 15’7”, 36’3”, -3’2” )

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roof schematic

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charleston XXII house

charleston_XXII_house_competition_built_2005

competition_built_2005

type : single family residence / competition 1st placeproject leader : Marshall Architects date completed : August 2005

the charleston XXII house was a winning design entry in the 2004 charleston home design competition. the competi-tion was district wide with 3 local high schools participating. the winning designer was awarded an internship with a professional architecture !rm, and the opportunity to see the home built from foundation to !nish. the charleston XXII house opened my eyes to the world of architecture both in its competitive and professional nature. the home was an a"ordable country-style single-family design that taylored to the needs of the family unit in the suburban setting. the spacious 3,200 sq ft home was built in 2005, and still stands today in st. charles, IL.

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STUDS, JOIST AND RAFTER SPACES TO MEET CODE- FIRESTOPPING: FIRESTOP MECHANICAL PENETRATIONS,

- VERIFY ALL STRUCTURAL CHANGES AND DISCREPANCIES WITH

GENERAL NOTES:

WOOD STUDS UNLESS NOTED OR DIMENSIONED OTHERWISE.DIMENSIONS DO NOT INCLUDE DRYWALL. ALL WALLS ARE 2x4

- EXTERIOR WALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO OUTSIDE OF SHEATHING.

REQUIREMENTS.

ARCHITECT

LIGHT AND VENT SCHEDULE

VENTAREAROOM NAME

STUDY

DINING ROOM

KITCHEN/DINETTE

POWDER ROOM

GREAT ROOM

5.56139

44144

---5.76

272308

10.88

REQ'D

12.34

---

21.76

11.52

11.12

24.64

REQ'D

16.6

75 CFM

17.119.238.4

ACTUAL

ART.18.2

25.9

ACTUAL

36.442.8

LIGHT

W.I.C.

W.I.PANTRY

2/4

2/4

2/4

2/4

2/4

2/8

2/6

2/8

2/83/0

2/8

2/6

2/6

2/6

9/0 SLIDING DOOR

3/0 OPENING

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

DN 15R

UP 16R

DN 1R

DN 1R

DN 1R

DN 2R

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

GREAT ROOM

DINETTE

KITCHEN

PLANNING DESK

RF

DW

W/D

LNDRY ROOM

P.R.

MUD ROOMDINING ROOM

8/0 OPENING

6/0 OPENINGFOYER

STUDY

SUN ROOM

13/2.5 OPENING

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ@

16"

O.C

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2X6

CJ

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

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HEADERS IN BEARING WALLS

STRUCTURAL NOTES

PROVIDE SOLID BLOCKING UNDER ALL CRIPPLES AT

TRIPLE CRIPPLES AT GARAGE O.H. DOORS (U.N.O.)

DOUBLE CRIPPLES AT:

- ALL LVL HEADERS- ALL HEADERS OVER 5'-0" LONG IN BEARING WALLS

- ALL HEADERS WITH POINT LOADS (SHOWN AS AN 'X')

BATH #3

BEDROOM #3

BEDROOM #2

BATH #1

BEDROOM #4

BATH #2

43140

140

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5.6

5.6138

15887

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6.32---

11.2

11.2

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13.5

13.5

3.0

13.518.8

75 CFM

3.2

14.4

14.424.1

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ART.

VENT

LIGHT AND VENT SCHEDULE

BEDROOM #1

ROOM NAME

386

AREAREQ'D

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REQ'DACTUAL

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ACTUAL

LIGHT

37.9

2/4

2/4

2/4

2/42/0

2/4

2/4

2/0

2/0

2/0

2/0 2/0

2/0

2/6

2/6 2/6

2/6

2/6 POCKET DOOR

2/6

DN 16R

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

MASTER BEDROOM

OPEN TO BELOWBEDROOM 3

M. BATH

M. CLOSET

BEDROOM 1

BATH 2

CL

NICHEL.C

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CL

BATH 1

BEDROOM 2

ATTIC SPACE

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

@ 1

6" O

.C.

2X6

CJ

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3'-6" (MIN)

122.5000

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EAVE DETAIL

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

SECTION32

DO NOT USE CLAYFILL & BACKFILL

COMPACTED GRANULAR

2x12 FJ 16"O.C.

5/8" TYPE 'X' GYP. BD.AT ALL GARAGE WALLS &

CLG'S. & BEAMS (TYP.)

INSUL. BAFFLE AT EACH RAFTERSPACE - 1" MIN. AIR SPACE BETWEEN

INSUL. & SHEATHING - KEEP CLEAR

2x10 RAFTERS 16" O.C.

CEILING JOISTS FOR RAFTEREXTRA 2x4 PLATE BETWEEN

2x6 SUBFASCIA

BEARING AT 10:12 PITCH

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FOR RAFTER4-2x6 PLATES

BEARING

10

CEILINGS (TYP.)

R-30C KRAFT-FACEDINSUL. AT ALL SLOPED

1x6 FRIEZE BD.

3/8" SOFFITBOARD (TYP.)

PROVIDE R-38 BATT INSUL.W/ KRAFT-FACE V.B. ON TOP

BETWEEN GARAGE ANDALL ROOMS ABOVE.

2x10 RAFTERS 16" O.C.

TYPICAL ROOF CONSTRUCTION:

1/2" APA-RATED CDX PLYWOOD SHEATHING. PROVIDE

6" EXPOSED HARDIPLANK CEDARMILL SIDING ON TYVEKON 1/2" APA - RATED PLYWD. SHEATHING ON 2x4

STUDS AT 16" O.C. (OR 2x6 STUDS WHERE NOTED) W/R-13 KRAFT-FACED F.G. BATT INSUL. W/ 1/2" GYP. BD.

TYPICAL EXT. WALL W/ SIDING:

SHEATHING TO BE CONT. OVER RIM JOISTS

ICE & WATER BARRIER UNDER ROOFING AT ALL EAVESAND VALLEYS (PROVIDE ICE DAM MEMBRANE TO 24"INSIDE THE EXTERIOR WALL LINE OF THE BUILDING)

235# MIN. ARCHITECTURAL SHINGLES ON 15# FELT ON

& NAILED (TYP.)

3/4" T&G PLYWD.SUBFLOOR GLUED

1210

ALUM. GUTTER ON 1x8 FASCIA BOARD W/ 3/8"SOFFIT BOARD W/ 4" x 16" VENTS SPACED PER

CODE (CONTINUOUS VENTS AT TRAY AND SLOPED

TYPICAL EAVE:

CEILINGS) W/ INSECT SCREEN

GRADE

GARAGE

CLOSET

CONT. RIDGE VENT (TYP.)

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

BASEMENT FLOOR

2X2 LEDGER W/ 2X4 BLOCKING AT

SOFFIT PLYWOOD SEAMS

1012

OVERLAY ROOF

ATTIC

2 X 4 X 3'-0" TIES AT 16"0.C. HOLD TIGHT TO

PLATE AND ATTACH TO SIDE OF RAFTERS AND CEILING JOISTS BELOW

ATTIC

2 x 4 x 3'-0" TIES AT 16"0.C. HOLD TIGHT TO

PLATE AND ATTACH TO SIDE OF RAFTERS AND CEILING JOISTS BELOW

RAFTERS ON 2x4 PLATE ON 2x12 JOISTS

FROM

TOP O

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NDAT

ION

PROVIDE EXPANSION MATERIAL AT SLAB

PERIMETER

EXPANSION MATERIAL AT PERIMETER IN GARAGE

CUT SHEATHING TO ALLOW VENTINER AT

OVERLAY

NON-LOAD BEARING

WALLS

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. Temple of Saturn, Rome 2009

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Pantheon, Rome 2009

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Casa Milà, Barcelona 2009 Eroding Alley, Venice 2009

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Villa Rotonda, Vicenza 2009

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Arch of Constantine, Rome 2009

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St. Peters Basilica, Vatican City 2009 Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, Rome 2009

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Parisian Subway, Paris 2009

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Colosseum, Rome 2009

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