Project 1: Garden of the Ages
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The project your client has brought to you is the design of a garden. This garden will be a reflection of your client’s interest in this particular era of history. For the design of the garden, your client has one very specific requirement: the garden should reflect the ideas, thinking, characteristics, and trends of this historic period, but it should not be designed to imitate the artifacts (or architecture) of this time.
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The Designing Process
I started with sketching premature realistic garden layouts to see what really worked to move forward with design.
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Folly DesignMy folly serves as an structure and reserved outdoor dining space. The dining area itself is dedicated to RFK for his sacrifice to his effort for securing human equality.
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Final Product
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Project 2: Home of the Future
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In our previous project, you were able to explore how Architecture has the capacity to reference and make concrete IDEAS of the past. In this final studio project, you will fix your gaze into the hovering mist of the future. Just as Architecture is a lasting artifact of the past, it is equally capable and responsible for exploring and defining our future. In this project phase, you will explore the future through Architecture’s most common artifact…the house.
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The Designing Process |
I initially wanted to create a tiny home but with the amount of space I was allotted, and the many uses I needed to incorporate within the design, I decided to create something larger but also with a higher purpose to the community.
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Key AspectsImportant aspects of the home to allow it all to work
Sustainability Community Nature |
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Home Plans
Models
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