Pre-Architecture

Architecture 101 Interior & Exterior rendering 1 ? (edit name) 2 Delineation 2 cars (edit name) 3 ? (edit name) 4

Studio 1

“In the act of” 5-6 “In state of meditation” 7-8Nason house & “The Latin Cousin” 9-12

Contents

Studio 2

Student photography 13Architectural Collage 14“In the manner of...” 15-16Destination habitat 17-18Urban Flux 19-20

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Rendering: interior architectural space using different

kind of media to render the enhanced architectural elements shown.

Proportion and scale: exterior elevations of a multi-story building utilizing a system of regulating lines.

Form and Space: to draw an architectural space perpective using shading and rendering.

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PAST

FUTURE

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Objective: To Continue to Build upon and utilize knowledge and skills gained thoroughly explore Form trough actions that Dissect, Merge & spatially organize Form.

“In the Act of.....”•Build Form •Draw Form •Transform Form •Connect Form

Slicing

Sliding

Repeating

Intersecting

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Nason House & “The Latin Cousin”•Latin America •Conceptualize •Problem Solve •Design

Objective: Based on research of our country, we designed a Renovation/extension of Nason house considering the overall site and understanding metro-surveying. At that time CLAS (Latin American Studies) wanted to create a more substantial meeting place / presentation space and most importantly expand their studies to accommodate their proposed Master’s program in Latin American Studies.

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ARCHITECTURAL COLLAGE “Response to Intersection & Dwelling”

Objective: Using the background information already gathered on our architect of study, as well as the final presentation collages and the architecturally drafted drawing; we generated a program for a site; a cube 25’X25’X25’, located at a four cross intersection in the manner of the architect we were given, using their philosophy and theoretical practices to influence the design process and final model and drawings of the “Dwelling”.

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In the Manner of.....“Response to Intersection & Dwelling”

Objective: Using the background information already gathered on our architect of study, as well as the final presentation collages and the architecturally drafted drawing; we generated a program for a site; a cube 25’X25’X25’, located at a four cross intersection in the manner of the architect we were given, using their philosophy and theoretical practices to influence the design process and final model and drawings of the “Dwelling”.

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Destination Habitat “Reshponse to Site: Location, Terrain, Green Design, Micro-Climate, Ecosystems”

Objective: Rural Architecture Design to design a habitat of o more than 96 sq. ft. that will promote the recharging of the mind, body and soul; A place of rest and relaxation that allows campers to rejuvenate overnight for the day ahead. We strongly considered the connection with the land, we also considered the biological cues; the vegetation, animals and organisms of the land and the objects artifacts found there in. Sustainability was also a must.

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