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This portfolio is a synthesized collection of various creative, innovative, and intellectually driven architectural design projects.TRANSCRIPT
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DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2012
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GROWING TOWER AND BREWERY
WARSAW, POLAND
International Design Studio (Study Abroad)2010, Professor Justyna Zdunek-Wielgolask,
Amy Green-Deines, Noah Resnick
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NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH
ARCH 4100 : technical integration studio
HAMILIN ROAD AND LIVERNOIS_ROCHESTER HILLS, MI
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TERM I, 2010 - 2011 _ PROFESSOR JOE ODOERFER
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NON-DENOMINATIONAL WORSHIP SPACE
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Technical Integration Studio 2010, Professor Joe Odoerfer
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OFMUTABILITY
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UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCYSCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
PROFESSOR MARTINICOVERTICAL DESIGN STUDIO 2011
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URBAN RELIC MUSEUM OF MUTABILITY
DETROIT, MI
Architectural Theory Design Studio2011, Professor Anthony Martinico
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Merleau-Ponty, Maurice. Eye and Mind. Trans. Carleton Dallery. The Primacy of Perception. Evanston, IL: Northwestern University Press, 1964.
UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCYSCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE
PROFESSOR MARTINICOVERTICAL DESIGN STUDIO 2011
IN-BETWEEN
“IN-BETWEEN”
IN-BETWEEN
IN-BETWEEN
IN-BETWEEN
MODEL MUTATIONS
INTERIOR
PERMANENT
THINKING
REST
NOISE
HUMAN SCALE
VIEW
DISORDER
JOINT
FORGET
PARK
UNGROUNDED
EXTERIOR
TEMPORARY
SEEING
ACTIVITY
SILENCE
CITY SCALE
PERFORM
ORDER
SEPARATE
DISCOVER
DRIVE
GROUNDED
FACADES
PORTRAITS
HULKS
GLASS
MESH
DOORS
WINDOWS
REMNANTS
STRUCTURE
AMERICAN FOLK ART MUSEUMBILLIE TSIEN & TOD WILLIAMS
NINGBO HISTORIC MUSEUMWANG SHU
BODY
TIMEACTIVITYHISTORYSENSES
EMILY SCRIMGERTIME
ACTIVITYHISTORYSENSES
ARCHITECTUREEXISTING INDIVIDUALWORLD
SITE
ARCHITECTURE EXISTENCE
“IN-BETWEEN”TDESIGN AND BECOMINGD
DETROIT MUSEUM
OF MUTABILITY
ESTIMATEDVALUE
ESTIMATEDWEIGHT
PAVEMENT AND PATH MATERIALROAD PATCH/FILL MATERIAL
DEMO HOMESLABORHOURS POSSIBILITIES
WOOD
SHINGLES
CONCRETE SLAB
MASONRY
GYPSUM
SIDING
MATERIALSDISPOSED
WASTE
MODULAR BRICK PANELSPAVED WALKWAYSCRUSHED FOR LANDSCAPINGINTERIOR OR EXTERIOR PLATFORMS
FLOORINGINTERIOR WALL STUDSCEILING BEAMSCONCRETE FORMWORK
FERTILIZER PRODUCTSCEMENT PRODUCTION
CEILING TREATMENT
LANDSCAPING PATIO ‘STONES’GARDEN WALLS
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$3992
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26.32 TONS
5.52 TONS
19.84 TONS
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S. LYNDON STREET
CHAPEL STREET 48223
14253 CHAPEL STREET
14247 CHAPEL STREET
SITE 02
14252 CHAPEL STREET
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DEMOLITION AND DECONSTRUCTION DESIGN
DETROIT, MI
Demolition and ReclamationResearch and Design Project
2010, Amy Green-Deines
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URBANISM
ARCHITECTURE
CONSUMPTION
THE URBAN STRIP
'JUNKSPACE'
“orphaned particles in search of framework or pattern...”
RESIDUAL SPACEsocial trends built environment
disposableundernourished
tears in urban fabric
'STREETSTYLE'
ALLOWS FOR:
MUTABILITY OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENTMUTUALITY OF CONSUMPTIONREINTERPRETATION OF DESIGNER'S ROLE
immersioninvolvementencountersengagementexchange
methodinformation detail structure aesthetics
SCALEPROXIMITYPERMANENCESECOND SKINPUBLIC/PRIVATE
investigate :
ned particles in search of framework or pa
issue :
MUTABILITY
IDENTITY
CONNECTION
opportunity:
the architectural
METHOD
18TH STREET
urban activator
COMMODITY
CONSUMER SPACEvehicle for dynamic interactions between people and their built environment
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architectural detail
architectural atmosphere
physicalculturalsocial
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THE ARCHITECTURAL STITCH
CHICAGO, IL
M.Arch Thesis Design Studio2012, Professor Noah Resnick
EMILY SCRIMGER
WEST TOWN
NEAR WEST SIDE
LOWER WEST SIDE
THELOOP
CHICAGO, IL
SITE
500
1000
2000 FT
neighborhoodsmetra linesrail ‘l’ linesstripsstitcheswater
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DESIGNER
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