marissa ann [email protected]
The Design School, Arizona State University 2013National Rowing Center
A collaborative effort of Milagros Zingonis Spring 2012 studio.
Bachelors of Science in Architectural Studies from the Design School at Arizona State University 2013.Summa Cum Laude
Design Excellence Winner ofFall 2010 + Spring 2012
Team Director of the ASU Chapter AIAS Freedom by Design Program
AIAS 2013 Class Representative
Thread.The boathouse responds to both the site and context and integrates the building, athletes and nature. It is organized by the boat bays which create a platform where smaller pavilions rest on top and green courtyards nestle in between, pulling nature through the building connecting it back to the site.
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Daily Rowers Schedule.The design of the National Rowing Center was based heavily off both site analysis and the daily life of the users of the facility.
level 1
level 2
level 3
top left: view of gym
side: view from west
top right: detail section of light well corridor
bottom: entry rendering
section cut from forest to river.
The form of the boathouse responds to the climatic conditions of Connecticut while the position of the building is dictated by a 100 year flood line that pushes the boathouse away from the rivers edge.
site plan
Da3dalus1st Place Ribbon BW
Fabric Filter
6" minimum cover of gravelor crushed stone
Rigid insulation and4" concrete mud slab
under 8" structural slab
Foundation drain
Waterproong membrane
2" Sand and Gravel underconrete slab on grade
Visionwall 4-Element Capped curtain wall system.Double height entry vestibule
Marazzi ventilated wall system
2'x8' System A porcelain tile in Nero (Black)
8" poured in place reinforced concrete wall
Interior insulation and5/8" gypsum wallboard nish
2'x8' top swinging casement window
2x6 stud
Rigid insulation and damproong
Ceramic plate
Insulation
alu rivet 4.8x12x16
base clip
anchor
Rigid insulation and 4" concrete mud slabunder 8" structural slab
Foundation drain
Waterproong membrane 6" minimumcover of gravel or crushed stone
Fabric lter
Refernce notes below
5' below grade concrete footing
Drain
Curtain wall system
2x8 studRigid insulation and damproong
1" Sand and gravel under concrete slabon grade
Insulation up to 4 thick
Metal spandrel panel
Visionwall Element 4 R-8 Floor air vent
EDUCATION Taliesin FLLWSA - M. Arch CandidateAIAS Secretary Dick Carney Memorial Scholarship Awarded for demonstrating potential, growth and excellence in the field of architecture.AIA Arizona Student Competition 2012Gold Endicott College - Beverly, MA 2011Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Karen Beck Felton 61 Scholarship for quality in Academic Achievement 2010Danish Institute for Study AbroadCopenhagen, DK 2010 Interior Architecture EXPERIENCEBlank Studio - Phoenix, AZInternational Competition Design Team CurrentTaliesin AP Residential Charette: ORourke Residence - May 2012First Place Design 3iVE LLC - Cambridge, MAArchitecture Intern - 2010 CONCEPT The project is a multi-use, income based social - rentable, housing in the Sopinkorpi District of Lahti, Finland. The goal was to create the macro diversity of a city block within the context of a building, to aid the growth of micro communities, and economy in the revitalized industrial area. The 100,000 SF building responds to Finlands harsh climate through building orientation and efficient exterior skin. The program spans 7 stories, including sub grade parking, a commercial ground level with community gardens, courtyard, and bike paths, with residential spaces, and rooftop sauna above. The narrow, stacking form allows southern sun to penetrate through the buildings core, lighting and warming all spaces. The exposed concrete structure provides thermal mass and the operable facades allow natural ventilation when cooling is needed. Inhabitants have views and access to personal gardens and public courtyard. The north facade is massive and dark, providing contrast to the overcast Finnish sky, while the southern facade mirrors the landscape and sky creating endless courtyard.
DANI LOYRN CHRISTI HILLe [email protected] w dlchdesign.com
The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin West 2013
Social House - Lahti, Finland
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The goal of social housing production is to design homes that are of high quality, and affordable, in order to provide comfortable and good quality living for all citizens. To deminish social barriers and impower the individual through community connections and pride.
Lahti
CONCEPTS
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Roof60' - 0"
Level 650' - 0"
Level 540' - 0"
Level 430' - 0"
Level 320' - 0"
Level 2 10' - 0"
Ground0- 0"
Parking60' - 0"
Top of Structure70' - 0"
BDetail
Fabric Filter
6" minimum cover of gravelor crushed stone
Rigid insulation and4" concrete mud slab
under 8" structural slab
Foundation drain
Waterproong membrane
2" Sand and Gravel underconrete slab on grade
Visionwall 4-Element Capped curtain wall system.Double height entry vestibule
Marazzi ventilated wall system
2'x8' System A porcelain tile in Nero (Black)
8" poured in place reinforced concrete wall
Interior insulation and5/8" gypsum wallboard nish
2'x8' top swinging casement window
2x6 stud
Rigid insulation and damproong
Ceramic plate
Insulation
alu rivet 4.8x12x16
base clip
anchor
Rigid insulation and 4" concrete mud slabunder 8" structural slab
Foundation drain
Waterproong membrane 6" minimumcover of gravel or crushed stone
Fabric lter
Refernce notes below
5' below grade concrete footing
Drain
Curtain wall system
2x8 studRigid insulation and damproong
1" Sand and gravel under concrete slabon grade
Insulation up to 4 thick
Metal spandrel panel
Visionwall Element 4 R-8 Floor air vent
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NORTH FACADEMAIN ENTRY
SOUTH FACADECOURTYARD
SUN SPACE LOFT
GREAT ROOM
