Troy Newell - Portfolio (Sept 2012)

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Steger Student Life Center is one of the central features of the University of Cincinnati’s urban nexus, Main Street. These diagrams describe the structural and mechanical systems, and how they interface. 23

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My fascination with the relationship between fabricated components and biological systems is part of what led me to study architecture.

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Responding to historical conditions of a nineteenth-century Shaker farm site, I developed architecture which would interface with and re-purpose the existing buildings. This section describes a central space which connects all the elements of the program. 5

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The new construction responds to the available height of the existing barn structures, re-purposing one as an auditorium. Our studio investigated this site through sectional drawing, macro-scale site analysis and model building. 7

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Researching the historic Gaslight District in Ludlow Avenue, patterns and datum lines emerge from these facade studies. These drawings investigate the sculpting and articulation of the building planes. 9

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My proposal for an “Environmental Learning Center” in the Gaslight District of Clifton, Cincinnati evolved into a technology recycling depot and “hackerspace” sculpture studio. The parking deck is also used for exhibition events (robot battles, etc.). 11

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Jogged section through the Studio Building to the south (left) and the Gallery Center to the north (right).

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Focusing on digital fabrication, this project also yielded some organizational strategies for residential units located in a diverse, dynamic urban environment in downtown Cincinnati.

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Working with an independent architect in Boston, MA, I helped create digital documentation of existing conditions for the Cape Cod Historic Building Commission. Approval for renovations was pending this documentation. 17

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Cannon was the Architect of Record for a section of Novartis’ new biomedical research campus in Cambridge, MA. The design architects for these two buildings were Maya Lin and Toshiko Mori. I worked on a variety of analysis projects during design development such as these zoning diagrams. 19

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brick ledge

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column onpilaster

bar joist on beam

light-gaguesteel

plywood

2x12's on steel beam

brick curtain panels

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This design by John Hejduk which incorporates primary geometric forms was used as a starting point to study interfaces between multiple systems of construction (wood framing, masonry and steel framing). Modeling and drawings were produced with Revit. 21

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Steger Student Life Center is one of the central features of the University of Cincinnati’s urban nexus, Main Street. These diagrams describe the structural and mechanical systems, and how they interface. 23

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In this project I had the opportunity to consider what spatial factors would contribute to specific types of gallery spaces: one for viewing drawings, and one for viewing architectural models.

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The gallery spaces use various floor materials and subtle level changes to differentiate uses among the various gallery spaces. This plan shows a reception area (top right), a drawing gallery (bottom) and a 3D model space (left).

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Powered by volcanic plumes, anchored to the sea floor, this submerged tower has articulating “sails” which house residents while adapting to the powerful deep currents which would compromise a fixed structure. 29

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A high altitude launch tower supports routine excursions into Earth’s orbit. These structures will offer citizens a logical transition between atmospheric and extra-terrestrial travel.

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Once humankind has exhausted the Earth’s petroleum resources, the LSV could be employed in flatlands to accomodate transportation needs. A nomadic asset which will provide independence across wastelands of the future. 33

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My fascination with the relationship between fabricated components and biological systems is part of what led me to study architecture.

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TROY NEWELL

740 818 8202

[email protected] 213 E University AvenueApt. 5BCincinnati, OH 45219

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