Project 1 Pavilion 

I started to looking at a map of Salt Lake city and made a Grid Analysis of important parts of the Grid. I did this to expand the features of the Grid Analysis to make the Parti. 
I started working on the East wall first to show the more chaotic side of the culture wall. The right side represents religious pasts on the North wall. I wanted to show more religious symbolism to show that the big curve is like a window in a church.
Both South and North walls have fully embraced the chaos with 2 entrances for easy access in and out.
The Floor Plan was probably the hardest part of the project with over 20 redesigns. Then, I came up with this one; on the top right, you can see a box. this box is the only part of the pavilion that is covered fully, and this represents the origins of the city. The rest of the place is spacious, over head there's wires showing progressive thoughts.

after all the drawing I starred building the models below.

Project 2-Housing 

Research/starting

For this project i was tasked to make a cabin in a East texas forest.I started doing research about cabins, Trees and some different types of wood.
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Reference image

Made with Padlet
The site is shown here nouthe is up shaded arrows show views.The big Arrow on the is the drive in point.the stars are Pine trees. the big circle at the top is a deciduous tree.
After some brainstorming I came up with the Parti and the a elevation i wanted to make a container that was above the earth. 
After the parti and elevation i made a bubble map (on bottom) and one-line (ontop)

Final drawings

These are are floor plans. it was a puzzle trying to fit everything on the first floor but i got it to fit.on the second floor I made a "virtual space" is a room made to be vr and gaming collide.
This is the elevations this shows the Hight of the building show here thought a car.
thes shows how big the homes in comparison with the site and where it goes. there is a resting area at the back.
this is the model. you can see it is elevated from the ground. you can visualize the building better.