Bed and Breakfast

Richland Bomber Mural

Wabash Arts Corridor

Pinhook Galleria

Mid City Arts Center

Spa Mizan

Tea House

Louisiana School of the Deaf

Casino and Hotel

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Objective: Design and paint a mural for the boys football locker room.

Goal: The mural represents the two icons of the school; the bomber plane and the cloud. The mural’s dimensions are 4 feet x 16 feet, painted on two sheets of plywood. Ri

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This project is located in Chicago, IL off Wabash Ave. The location is nearby downtown and sits between the river and the lake. The goal for this site is to bring a new public arts center to the area (Wabash Arts Corridor WAC). This arts center will include a public area with bar/coffee shop and library of art collections, classrooms to educate the community, interior/exterior exhibit space and living quarters for artist. The project must connect to Columbia (across Wabash Ave) for members of WAC to utilize Columbias woodshop and the new public arts center.

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Objective: Design a shop-work-live complex within the Oil Center in Lafayette, La.

Goal: The ground level consist of all retail shopping and restaurants. The shopping and res-taurants can be accessed from the exterior- covered circulation. The shops funnel through a core cut through the ground level. Offices are located above the retail and have direct access to the street. Living units come in a variety of sizes and are located above the offices. The roof top included a large garden bar and conference room. Censored fins are set to rotate with the direct of the sun to avoid direct light. A unique feature to this complex is the roof top park located above the offices. The placement of this park is convenience for the residence above. They can avoid the crowds shopping for a more peaceful, private park.

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Objective: Turn an abandoned dealership in Mid City Baton Rouge into a work-live center. The art center must house 4 artist who work on site.

Goal: In order to get the community involved in art activities, this building exterior is ever changing. Monthly, one of the four artist gather members of the community to redesign the movable glass panels into a desirable piece of art. The exterior will always be eye catching and draw people in. The interior consist of art exhibits, classrooms, bar-laundry, and 4 residence units who have direct access to the classrooms.

Objective: Design a building that combines work-live. The type of work TBD by the stu-dent. The living unit must accommodate 8 luxury apartments and direct access to the work area.

Goal: Spa Mizan is featured as the work space below the luxury apartments. The spa is two levels consisting of hair and nails on the lower level and private massages on the sec-ond. A water feature connects the two levels through an open void. The apartments each have their own views to open light. The best way to maximize light to the interior core was by an open atrium.

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Objective: create a portable tea house for at least two users. Tea house can be made of any material and must be built full scale.

Concept: diamond in the roughThe main goal is to create a portable tea house made from as many recycled materials as possible. The most abundant re-cycled material discovered is the plastic store bag. In the right design the bags are created to appear as a diamond in the rough rather than just a plastic bag, often taken for granted. The material is also light and easily transportable.

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Objective: design a museum containing memorabilia of LASDs history, over the past few decades, designat-ing an area of Kelly Stevens paintings and a lounge for the community to easily communicate. The museum will be located on campus in a residential house.

Concept: Passage through time, CommunityThe circulation begins with viewing the artifacts. Then moves toward a mixture of interactive items with viewing additional artifacts. Holding the users interest with pin point impression boxes built into the wall. In the end the community has a place to gather, possible discussing the museum and catching up on life

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Objective- create a hotel, restaurant and activity of designers choice for the vacant hotel in downtown Portland, Or. The hotel consist of five levels- basement, ground level and three levels of hotel rooms. Three of the five levels are required to be designed.

The activity of the designers choice- must be something new to the Portland area to draw Portlanders and visitors into the downtown area.

Concept- a twist of sevens.The users can come to the hotel to enjoy dinner, relax in spacious hotel room, and/or put a few dollars in a slot machine. Bringing a casino to the area is a great new idea. Often Portlanders talk of going from a few hours out of town to the nearest casino or all the way to Vegas to dine, gamble and relax. The users can pick which activity they choose to attend. They are not required to eat, gamble and stay at the hotel but the idea is one stop entertain-ment like a typical casino consist of. The spaces are clearly separated from one another for users to pick and choose which activities they want to participate in.

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