E M M A K A T H L E E N G R A N TP O R T F O L I O

Extroverted IndustryENDS 402 | Settlements

Cultural CadencesENDS 401 | Institutions

Harwood St.ENDS 302 | Accommodations

Beetle Haus | GarageARCH 411 | Building Technology

Shelter + Enclose | IterationsARCH 437 | Geometric Modelling

P R O J E C T S

E X T R O V E R T E D I N D U S T R Y

C O U R S EENDS 402 | Settlements Studio | Individual work

I N S T R U C T O RProfessor Cynthia Girling

D A T ESpring 2012

The goal of the project is to revitalize the Mt. Pleasant Work District by focusing on pedestrian oriented industry and an enhanced the public realm. Rather than hide industrial processes, the project proposes to expose, or extrovert industry and bring the activity of the work district to the street side.

Set within the garment and textile district of the site, The Mt. Pleasant Textile & Garment Co-op offers a new perspective and organization of the traditional textile factory. The focus is to reveal the design and production process to the public, while creating an holistic space for a community of local textile and garment designers.

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ADMIN + INDUSTRY RETAIL+ INDUSTRY + ADMIN

URBAN DESIGN TOOL KIT

ADMIN + INDUSTRY RETAIL+ INDUSTRY + ADMIN

URBAN DESIGN TOOL KIT

ADMIN + INDUSTRY RETAIL+ INDUSTRY + ADMIN

URBAN DESIGN TOOL KIT

ADMIN + INDUSTRY RETAIL+ INDUSTRY + ADMIN

URBAN DESIGN TOOL KIT

ADMIN + INDUSTRY RETAIL+ INDUSTRY + ADMIN

URBAN DESIGN TOOL KIT

ADMIN + INDUSTRY RETAIL+ INDUSTRY + ADMIN

BLOCK-SCALE INTERVENTIONBreak-up long runs of homogenous faade for added open-space & pedestrian connectivity

PROGRAMMATIC REDISTRIBUTIONBring active industrial processes to the streetside & incorporate public amenities

INCREASE VISUAL PERMEABILITYLarge windows, glass garage doors & open faades to increase visual connectivity to industrial processes

INTERSTITIAL PUBLIC SPACESFollowing block-scale interventions, create safe & vibrant pedestrian spaces for employee & public use

FINE GRAIN CHARACTERIncorporate pedestrian-scale design features to enhance visual connectivity & pedestrian experience 2nd floor plan

Ground floor plan

3rd floor plan 4th floor plan

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Daytime conditions in laneway Section a - a

Section a - aNighttime conditions

2400mm

FLEXIBLE BAR SEATING & BREAK SPACE

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

OUTDOOR CAFE SPACE & SEATING

LIT LANEWAYS & FLEXIBLE COVERED SPACE

ACTIVE INDUSTRIAL SPACE IN THE EVENINGS

SAFE PEDESTRIANSPACES

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2400mm

FLEXIBLE BAR SEATING & BREAK SPACE

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

OUTDOOR CAFE SPACE & SEATING

LIT LANEWAYS & FLEXIBLE COVERED SPACE

ACTIVE INDUSTRIAL SPACE IN THE EVENINGS

SAFE PEDESTRIANSPACES

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SHOP FLOOR/CO-OP FACTORY SPACES 1-4

STAFF LOUNGE

MEETING SPACES

CO-OP DRAWING/DESIGN STUDIO

WAREHOUSE

IN-HOUSE STORAGE

PATIO/LANEWAY

LOADING AREA

DIGITAL MEDIA LAB

FABRIC CUTTING/MEASURING TABLES

ADMINISTRATION OFFICES

KITCHEN

RETAIL SPACE

PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

W/C

CIRCULATION SPACE

Elevation b - b

Section d - d

Section c - c

C U L T U R A L C A D E N C E S

C O U R S EENDS 401 | Institutions Studio | Individual work

I N S T R U C T O RProfessor Oliver Neumann

D A T EWinter 2011

The UBC Farm is home to a variety of community groups, each of which bring to the farm a culturally rich background. Community of Cultures explores the culturally diverse mix of students, programming and outreach groups presently represented at the farm through a new student residence and farm market place. The project looks towards Musqueam, Mayan cultures present at the farm and works to find a balance between traditional cultural practices and a contemporary reading that finds its connection to the farm and to the students.

community kitchen/workshop space

lecture hall/classroom space 60 person capacity

market space/open air conversion

community kitchen

workshop space

market storage

w/c

w/c

laundry

kitchen

dining | lounge

research/o ce space

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Student Residence Unit Plans

Floor plans

H A R W O O D S T R E E T

C O U R S EENDS 302 | Accommodations StudioIndividual work

I N S T R U C T O RProfessors Christopher Sklar + Courtney Healey

D A T ESpring 2011

Vancouver is becoming an increasingly more dense city, and this is no more evident than in the West End neighbourhood. The curse of the West End, however, is the over abundance of Studio and One-Bedroom apartments, leaving small families hard pressed to find space within the growing city centre, and forced out to the sprawling suburbs.

This project looks at multi-family residential housing, and proposes alternate housing plans to accommodate a range family sizes within the dense city center.

Floor plans

Unit jigsaw and arrangement

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Potlights centered over garage doors

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Board 19 x 184 Mitered corner finish

Vertical strappingBatten 19 x 38

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Foil both sides of strappingRigid insulation

13 thick Plywood

13 thick Gypsum

Spray foam insulation

50mm gap with insect screen for ventilation

Flashing, folded & fixed

2mm window pane with 7mm space

Glazing bead to cover glued joint30 x 10

Board soffit 12.7mm

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Sill gasket20 mm gap for ventilation

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B E E T L E H A U S | G A R A G EC O U R S EARCH 411 | Building Technology | Group work

G R O U P M E M B E R SSean Kimak, Jordan Lypkie, Kristen Moody

I N S T R U C T O RProfessor Greg Johnson

D A T ESpring 2012

Detailed sections byEmma Kathleen Grant & Jordan Lypkie

Plan byEmma Kathleen Grant

Elevation byKristen Moody

Section bySean Kimak

3000 4

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6500

Water drainage| Gutter

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13493

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3250

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Potlight

Lounge

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Drain

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S H E L T E R + E N C L O S E I T E R A T I O N SC O U R S EENDS 437 | Geometric Modeling | Individual work

I N S T R U C T O RProfessors Ian Ross MacDonald

D A T EWinter 2011

PULL twist BEND ROTATE COPY, paste + REPEAT.PULL twist BEND ROTATE COPY, paste + REPEAT.

Urban sculpture plan

Paper foldplan

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