TCAUP_Portfolio

Maggie Hummel

University of MichiganTaubman College of Architecture+Urban Planning

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www.dixonarch.com

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Laundry 102

M. Bedroom 103

W.I.C. 105

M. Bath 104

Kitchen 108

Pwdr 111

Storage 110

Dining 107

Pantry 109

2-Stall Garage 112

Family Rm 106

Entry 101

49'-0"14'-0" 20'-0" 15'-0"

8'-10"9'-2"10'-8"12'-10 1/2"

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ISLAND BY!OWNER

COVERED PORCH

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12" DIAM. LAUNDRY !CHUTE IN CABINET

RAISED!CONCRETE!

SLAB

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GENERAL NOTESUNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL EXTERIOR WALLS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 2X6 WOOD STUDS @ 16" OC. ALL INTERIOR PARTITION WALLS SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED OF 2X4 WOOD STUDS @ 16" OC W/ 1/2" GYP BOARD EACH SIDE. FRAMED FLOOR STRUCTURE SHALL CONSIST OF 11 7/8" TJI JOISTS. JOIST SUPPLIER TO PROVIDE ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS, JOIST SERIES SELECTION, SPACING, REQUIRED BLOCKING AND FASTENING DETAILS. SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS TO ARCHITECT FOR REVIEW. ROOF FRAMING SHALL CONSIST OF PRE-ENGINEERED TRUSSES. TRUSS SUPPLIER TO PROVIDE ENGINEERING CALCULATIONS, SPACING, REQUIRED BRACING AND FASTENING DETAILS. SUBMIT SHOP DRAWINGS TO ARCHITECT FOR REVIEW. ALL WOOD FRAMING THAT COMES IN CONTACT WITH DISSIMILAR MATERIAL SHALL BE TREATED TO RESIST DECAY AND/OR HAVE A BARRIER TO PREVENT MOISTURE TRANSMISSION. UNLESS INDICATED OTHERWISE, FLOOR MATERIAL CHANGES SHALL OCCUR BENEATH DOORS OR TRESHOLDS. THE SYMBOL REPRESENTS A HARD WIRED SMOKE DETECTOR LOCATION.

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VINYL SIDING (6" EXPOSURE LAP OR BOARD AND BATTEN) TYVEK HOUSEWRAP OVER 7/16" OSB SHEATHING 2X6 WD STUDS @ 16" O.C. 1" THICK CLOSED CELL SPRAY FOAM INSULATION 4-1/2" BLOW-IN CELLULOSE FIBER INSULATION 1/2" MOLD/MILDEW RESISTANT GYP BOARD AT INTERIOR

TYPICAL EXTERIOR WOOD STUD WALL TYPICAL INTERIOR WOOD STUD WALL

1/2" MOLD/MILDEW RESISTANT GYP BOARD 2X4 WOOD STUDS @ 16" O.C. W/ SOUND ATTENUATION BATTS 1/2" MOLD/MILDEW RESISTANT GYP BOARD

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6X6 ROUGH SAWN CEDAR POST, STAINED

STONE VENEER, FIELDSTONE

PRECAST CAP, SLOPED FOR PROPER DRAINAGE

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Dixon Architecture 1560 North Taylor Avenue Grand Rapids, MI 49505

p. (616) 742-0018 f. (616) 742-5522

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David Heerdt 7633 Gooseberry Lane SE

Caledonia, MI 49316 p. (616) 891-2466

Dykhouse Construction 7614 Clyde Park, SW

PO Box 158 Byron Center, MI 49315

p. (616) 878-0184 f. (616) 878-0140

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The Peapack Mitten CompanyDesigner_Seamstress_Sales Associate recycled wool sweaters+fleece lining Winter 2009_present

Jump Setpencil

Fall_20078”x12”

Robert Stern pencil Winter_2008 14”x11”

Reflectpen+inkWinter_2008 8”x6”

ObservatoryA.202graphiteFall_200948”x36”

ob•serv•a•to•ry (ahb zur’ve tawr’ee), n., pl. -ries,1. a place or building equipped and used for making observations of astronomical, me-teorological, or other natural phenomena, esp. a place equipped with a powerful tele-scope for observing the planets and stars. 2. an institution that controls or carries on the work of such a place. 3. a place or struc-ture that provides an extensive view; lookout.

Oslo Opera House [de]constructionA.202graphiteFall_200922”x30”

Experience Oslo A.202 graphite+transparency Fall_2009 each 22”x30”

Villa Savoye InvestigationA.211Rhinoceros4.0+Adobe Illustrator+PhotoshopWinter_2010

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4" REINF. CONC SLAB ON 6 MIL VAPOR BARRIER OVER SAND FILL!

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4" CONC. SLAB W/ 6X6 #10/10 WWF OVER 6 MIL POLY OVER 4" GRAVEL

STEP FOUNDATION AS REQUIRED

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Laundry 102

M. Bedroom 103

W.I.C. 105

M. Bath 104

Kitchen 108

Pwdr 111

Storage 110

Dining 107

Pantry 109

2-Stall Garage 112

Family Rm 106

Entry 101

49'-0"

14'-0" 20'-0" 15'-0"

8'-10"9'-2"10'-8"12'-10 1/2"

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Bedrm 3 205

Bedrm 4 206

Bedrm 1 202

Unfinished Storage 201

Hallway 207

Unfinished Attic Storage 208

Lin.

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crafstman-style home set in rural Michigan.includes full set of construction documents+digital model.

Home Construction IDixon ArchitectureAda, MichiganPowerCADD9+SketchUp8Summer_2011

Browns Opera House Sparta, MI Photo Taken 12/22/09 Browns Opera House (photo taken unknown date)

Facing southeast Historic Theater RestorationDixon Architecture

Sparta, MichiganSketchUp8

Summer_2011

re-creation of Browns Opera House (1900) to be restored.

new construction for Canterbury Creek Farm Preschool as it expands from its previous location.includes animal barn with loft , preschool building with silo-style reading room, and play yard.

includes fourteen construction documents.

Farm PreschoolDixon ArchitectureAda, MichiganPowerCADD9 + SketchUp8Summer_2011

NETech Corporate HeadquartersDixon Architecture

Grand Rapids, Michigan SketchUp8

Summer_2011

office layout and front desk design scheme for new construction.

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visual translation of an excerpt from a PK Dick novel:the external, unnatural forces imposed on a quest for independent power resulting in inevitable downfall.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?A.218 graphite+conte crayon+transparencyFall_201017”x11”

rac•on•teur (râ’kân-târ’) n. One who tells stories and anecdotes with skill and wit.from vocal to visual translation.

InterexistenceA.218graphite+conte crayon+transparencyFall_201030”x22”

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spatial translation of Italo Calvino’s “lightness” derived from Six Memos for the Next Millenium.compression+release, a literal ‘leap’, a presence of absence brought about by weightlessness.

Calvino’s LightnessA.218

graphite+conte+transparencyFall_201059”x22.5”

Calvino’s LightnessA.218basswood+chipboard+paperboardFall_201015”x8”x15”

Calvino’s LightnessA.218

graphite+conte+transparencyFall_201059”x22.5”

Calvino’s Lightness

balance: harmonious relation of parts within a whole.

“In all perfectly beautiful objects there is found the opposition of one part to

another and a reciprocal balance.” -John Ruskin

redundancy: constellation.“the outcome depends on the configuration of influences at the time.”

Object - VoidUG1chipboard + spackle + primerFall_20114”x6”x8”

‘transmorfiguration’ of two study models derived from Daniel Libeskind paintings into one layering model. ‘balance’ + ‘redundancy’

conversion of layering model into foam formwork to be cast into literal concrete negative space.

design discovery through trial and retrial.

Casting the Negative I + IIUG1concreteFall_20114”x6”x8”

charcoal light study in axonometric, perspective, section.40”x16”

Mapping InteractionUG2marker + pencilFall_201132”x40”

abstraction of a 1/32”=1’0” site model based on the principles of the Nolli map.investigation of the types of interaction dictated by the architecture.

Interactive Site StudyUG2MDF + chipboard + acrylic + wireFall_201148”x”18”x24”

1/8”=1’0” site integration model iterated from concrete model form.urban dog park with faceted surface conditions organized to encourage dog-owner interaction while reinforcing the

human versus animal hierarchy in remaining areas.

UnleahsedUG2museum board+vinylFall_201115”x13”x8”

S. UNIVERSITY

activity c a m p u s l i f e homesick exercise socialize d r i n k sMARLEY&ME volunteer b a t h e+b r u s h

therapy relax TRAIN runJUMP d i g chase RACE fetchi n t e r a c t BOND RELEASE observe

hide seek s h a r e sniff greet exercise s l o w d o w n

activity appreciate

Design for pets as well as owners and the interaction that occurs between and amongst these groups. Planes resting at obtuse angles encourage interface between the two parties that are often separated by a predes-tined superiority. Areas with irregular angles in three di-mensions signify an area designated solely for unruly canine interaction, such as the outdoor play yard. Areas with distortion in two axial directions, such as the walls of the underground that absorb the activation of the ground plane above , are designed for dogs and owners as co-dependent interactants. The third layer of inter-face is designed with owners in mind, introducing right angles and geometric architecture back into the upper level of the structure to re�ect the social etiquette that distinguishes the behavior of humans from their pets. The architecture re�ects the interaction it seeks to en-force, similar to a human training their dog.

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With the rockite model from Project 3 in mind, the theme of interaction was carried through to Un-leashed. The main gathering space of the building is the observation deck atop the set of re�ected stairs, where human and animal interact with their respective species while the hierarchy be-tween the two remains intact. The opening in the facade of the building re�ects the interaction be-tween dog and owner in its relationship of void to object--a separation exists, while visual contact remains constant in the same way that a series of voids exist within one apparent object.

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3 PLAY YARD

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With the rockite model from Project 3 in mind, the theme of interaction was carried through to Un-leashed. The main gathering space of the building is the observation deck atop the set of re�ected stairs, where human and animal interact with their respective species while the hierarchy be-tween the two remains intact. The opening in the facade of the building re�ects the interaction be-tween dog and owner in its relationship of void to object--a separation exists, while visual contact remains constant in the same way that a series of voids exist within one apparent object.

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The exploded axonometric shows the continu-ation of the opposing oculi through the verti-cality of the structure. These two oculi, con-verted to a set of facing staircases, act as the main structural component of the dog park as they were derived from Project 1, an investiga-tion of the conversation between object and void. Carried into Project 4, this conversation shifts to one between human and animal, with the staircase serving as a transition between the social behavior of dogs to that of humans.

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UPPER LEVEL

1 LOUNGE

S. UNIVERSITY

UNLEASHED: DOG PARK

N

1/8” = 1’-0”

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