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333 NORTH MICHIGAN

LAW FIRM OFFICE LAYOUT

NOVARTIS INSTITUTES FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH

WRIGHT RESIDENCE,CAMBRIDGE MASSACHUSETTS

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CRANBROOK DIGITAL FABRICATION STUDIO

LAND SAILING VEHICLE

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DESIGN + ART

WORK SAMPLES

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401 N MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO IL

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333 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUEChicago, Illinois

While employed at Goettsch Partners

in Chicago I produced a number of

assets related to the restoration and

renovation of 333 North Michigan

Avenue. This is a 1928 Holabird

and Root skyscraper with a diverse

group of stakeholders and tenants.

The scope of this renovation involved

a restoration of the buildings main

entry, redesign of the 25th floor

Tavern Club and new interior

finishes for many of the multi-tenant

corridors throughout the tower.

MICHIGAN AVENUE ENTRY PROPOSAL

HISTORIC VIEW FROM NORTH 1929 MICHIGAN AVENUE ENTRY CURRENT MICHIGAN AVENUE ENTRY

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Environmental SystemsDesign, Inc.

680 North Lake Shore DriveSuite 1900Chicago, Illinois 60611Phone (312) 943 7000www.wirtzrealty.com

224 South Michigan AvenueFloor 17Chicago, Illinois 60604Phone (312) 356 0600www.gpchicago.com

175 West Jackson Blvd.Suite 1400Chicago, Illinois 60604Phone (312) 372 1200www.esdglobal.com

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Goettsch Partners, Chicago Office

WEST ENTRY ELEVATION

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333 has been renovated in a rather

haphazard manner throughout the 20th

Century. The first dramatic setback at the

25th floor reveals the Tavern Club, which is

currently closed. The club offers spectacular

views of the city and so a rehabilitation

would offer a highly desirable asset to future

tenants.

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ELEVATIONS OF PROPOSED CLADDING

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Most of the multi-tenant corridors and elevator lobbies

in the tower have historic marble wainscoting which is

worthy of preservation. However, the floor coverings

and ceilings are, in many cases, in need of replacement.

These perspectives were part of a Design Development

Package describing the new material palette for the multi-

tenant spaces.

EXISTING CORRIDORS

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PROPOSED MATERIAL PALETTE HISTORICAL CEILING OPTION

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COLLIERS LAW FIRM SERVICES GROUP OFFICE LAYOUTNew York, New York

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Working directly with Partner Jim Prendergast I rapidly

developed a series of interior perspectives to communicate

the spatial intent of this layout for a law firm in a New York

office building.

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NOVARTIS INSTITUTES FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCHCambridge, Massachusetts

While employed at the Boston office of Cannon

Design I was fortunate to participate in the Design

Development process of a biomedical research

facility in Cambridge, MA. The client was Novartis

and Schematic Design was carried out between the

offices of Maya Lin and Toshiko Mori in New York.

These zoning diagrams are an example of some of

the Autocad work I did on the project.

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Cannon Design, Boston Office

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WRIGHT RESIDENCECambridge, Massachusetts

Working for an independent architect in Cambridge,

MA, my role on this renovation included

documentation of existing conditions through

development of a Revit model and an associated

drawing set.

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Webb Nichols, Cambridge Studio

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DESIGN + ART

CLIFTON URBAN RE-TECH CENTER

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CRANBROOK DIGITAL FABRICATION STUDIOCranbrook Educational Community, Michigan

The Cranbrook Educational Community is known

for its Art and Design curriculum. In fact Raphael

Moneo has designed its most current Art production

facility. A digital fabrication studio would offer

competitive resources for students in Design,

Architecture and Art programs at Cranbrook.

The following drawings explore mainly the formal

and technical intent of this design proposal

which features manual drawing studios, a digital

fabrication lab, a gallery and student residences.

VIEW LOOKING SOUTH

VIEW OF STUDIO COMPLEX LOOKING NORTH

SECTION PERSPECTIVE OF DRAFTING STUDIOS

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University of Cincinnati, DAAP

COMPONENTS OF DRAFTING STUDIO

WALL ASSEMBLY

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DRAFTING STUDIO STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM

The tectonic is meant to be didactic; the language

of transportation design is meant to influence users

as they develop innovative solutions in art, design

and architecture. The truss joint, for example,

was influenced by a Renzo Piano detail from a

Mercedez-Benz manufacturing facility.


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DETAIL OF TRUSS JOINTS


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This design project involved many iterations of

technical intent and detail through models and

drawings. It also explored the relationship of

the craft of the hand to that of the machine. For

example, the site context model (previous page)

was created using CNC milling and laser cutting

while the iterative proposals were created using

traditional hand methods. Utilizing a full range of

techniques imbues the project with this dialogue of

the hand-made and the machine-made.

WALL SECTION STUDY

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION STUDY

MATERIAL CHARACTER STUDY


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DIGITAL FABRICATIONVarious Projects

This selection encompasses projects in which

physical models were accomplished through digital

fabrication. Technologies such as laser cutting,

powder printing and CNC milling were used to

realize the following pieces.

TECTONIC CHARACTER STUDY

HL23 SECTION MODEL

DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI HOUSING PROJECT

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CRANBROOK ACADEMY SITE MODEL

SEASCRAPER COMPETITION ENTRY

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LAND SAILING VEHICLENomadic Wastelands

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Ohio University, Sculpture Department

When the world has exhausted its supply of fossil

fuels, the Land Sailing Vehicle will offer a viable

solution to traverse the wastelands of the future.

It is assembled from reclaimed elements from a

variety of derelict vehicles which will be readily

available.

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AUTOMATAMecha-Organic

Certain days I pass fragments which captivate

me. A broken sushi mat, a discarded umbrella,

used violin strings--relics which want to be joined

in ways never imagined. The automata celebrate

intricacy, detail, networks, joints, structure, density,

animation. There is a certain humor, naivety,

obsessiveness, preciousness, introversion,

fascination and brashness which make them

provocative.

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Ohio University, Sculpture Department

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CONTACT INFORMATION

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TROY NEWELL

[email protected]

740-818-8202

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