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EXERCISING C O N T R O L

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ARCH 551 OPERATIONS

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ARCH 561 ENVELOPES

IARCH 551 OPERATIONS

TWIN PHENOMENA AND A-B RELATIONSHIPS IN THREE PHASES: X, Y, AND Z, INCLUDING A SITE+BUILDING PROJECT.

X

SCALING, ORIENTING AND MULTIPLYING TWIN FORMS IN AXONOMETRIC.

Y

LOOKING AT TWINS THROUGH THE CAVE, CRUCIFORM, AND COMPOSITE “CRUCI-CAVE”.

FORM-MAKING WITH THE PLAN OBLIQUE AND REFLECTED CEILING PLAN.

3D-PRINT, ACRYLIC

3D-PRINT, ACRYLIC

Z

IMPLIED TWINS IN TWO-POINT PERSPECTIVE AND COLLAGE.

Z PERSPECTIVE MODEL

PAPIER-MÂCHÉ, STYROFOAM

SITE+PAVILION

A BUILDING ROJECT BASED ON A DESIGNATED PLOT FROM GRACELAND CEMETERY.

SITE PLOT DRAWING INCLUDING ABSTRACTED TWIN PAVILION

BASSWOOD, 3D-PRINT

THE TWIN PAVILION

BASSWOOD, CNC-MILLED POLYURETHANE FOAM, MUSEUMBOARD

IIARCH 561ENVELOPES

DEVELOPING PAVILIONS TO EXPLORE SPATIAL LIMITS THROUGH MATERIALITY AND THE STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS THAT SERVE AN ARCHITECTONIC AGENDA.

PAVILION I

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ENVELOPES

JUXTAPOSITION OF AUSTERE ENCLOSURE AND A SUSPENDED NTERIOR SURFACE - AN EXPERIENCE BETWEEN ENVELOPES.

EXTERNAL ENVELOPE V. INTERNAL VOLUME

PAVILION I: “FLOATING” SURFACE IN A BOX

LIMITING INTERNAL EXPECTATIONS BY MASKING WITH IRONIC EXTERNAL PERCEPTION

JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER.

PAVILION II

PLAN-ENVELOPE DETACHMENT

EXPLORING INTERIOR-EXTERIOR DISTINCTION WHEN ENVELOPE IS DETACHED FROM PLAN. THE PAVILION ITSELF AS A KIT-OF-PARTS TO ASSEMBLE A CUSTOM CONFIGURATON.

EXTERNAL ENVELOPE V. INTERNAL VOLUME

PAVILION I: “FLOATING” SURFACE IN A BOX

LIMITING INTERNAL EXPECTATIONS BY MASKING WITH IRONIC EXTERNAL PERCEPTION

JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER.

EXTERNAL ENVELOPE V. INTERNAL VOLUME

PAVILION I: “FLOATING” SURFACE IN A BOX

LIMITING INTERNAL EXPECTATIONS BY MASKING WITH IRONIC EXTERNAL PERCEPTION

JUDGING A BOOK BY ITS COVER.

PAVILION III

MODULARITY

A PAVILION WITH A FURTHER DEGREE OF INTERCHANGEABLE MODULAR ELEMENTS WITHIN A FIXED FRAME. FLOOR CAN BECOME CEILING CAN BECOME WALL.

PAVILION IV

PATTERN

MODULAR PATTERN REPETITION TO SUGGEST A SEAMLESS ENVELOPE MASKING CONVENTIONAL CONSTRUCTION.

T H A NA551 KELTHOMAS A561 LUISPAVILIONS COLLABORATSARAH ROZMJENNINGS, RAFATI, JUA

N K S !LLY BAIR,

KELLEY ORTEGA;

I-IV IN TION WITH:

MAN, ANDREW ELNAZ

AN SUAREZ