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Portfolio of Gregory M. TurnerHealth & Wellness studio |
fall 2012
GTGT
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Table of Contents
Pendergast Rare Books Library
Marvin RectANGLE
Communal Independence Assisted Living Center
Bismarck GROve Waldorf School
St. Louis Museum of Aquatics
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Pendergast Rare Books Librarygrad: fall 2010 | full semester
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UP
DN
DNA A
BB
UP
UPDN
A A
BB
Second Level
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5
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8
9
1
2
3
N
First Level
Forum - Museum Option
N
South Elevation
UP
UPDN
UPDN
DN
UPDN
UP
UPDN
UPDN
DN
UPDN
DN
DN
A A
BB
A A
BB
A A
BB
A A
BB
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Legend
1 Bookstore2 Forum3 Entry4 Coat Closet5 Directors Office6
Curators Office7 Librarians Office8 Preservation Room9 Workroom10
Rare Books Library11 Hanging Gallery12 Reading Room13 Conference
Room14 Sky Garden
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10 1011
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N N N N
0 8' 16' 24'
Third, Fifth, Seventh Levels
Fourth, Sixth, Levels
Eighth Level Ninth Level
East Elevation
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UP
UPDN
UPDN
DN
UPDN
UP
UPDN
UPDN
DN
UPDN
DN
DN
A A
BB
A A
BB
A A
BB
A A
BB
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14
Legend
1 Bookstore2 Forum3 Entry4 Coat Closet5 Directors Office6
Curators Office7 Librarians Office8 Preservation Room9 Workroom10
Rare Books Library11 Hanging Gallery12 Reading Room13 Conference
Room14 Sky Garden
10 1011
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10 1011
13
N N N N
0 8' 16' 24'
Third, Fifth, Seventh Levels
Fourth, Sixth, Levels
Eighth Level Ninth Level
East Elevation
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Section A-A
Program Diagram Life Safety Diagram
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Section B-B
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Marvin RectANGLEgrad: summer 2010 | five weeks
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South Elevation
South Elevation
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Solar Study
Plan
0 8' 16' 24'
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Acoustic DiagramVentilation Diagram Wall Section
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Communal Independence Assisted Living Centergrad: fall 2009 | 5
weeks
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NEntry Level
Northeast Elevation
The growing population of the elderly community in Lawrence,
Kansas has forced designers to think about the aging generation.
With the life expectancy increasing at a rapid rate, the need for
elderly care facilities has become more and more popular and with
the baby-boomer generation approaching there will be no down time
in this area. This means, designers need to begin to think about
the needs of the elderly and consider developing healthier and
safer environments for these citizens instead of placing them into
nursing homes where activities are not a high priority. Designs
need to begin to focus more on the interactive activities,
exercise, social development, and memory enhancing activities.
GMT & Partners has developed an elderly care facility just
south of downtown Lawrence, with their main goal being human
interaction and the outdoor/indoor living environment connection
while maintaining a high quality of living of independence in the
residents private units. GMT & Partners had a number of goals
they wanted to achieve in developing this facility, one was placing
strong views facing east towards the street where the residents
will receive the most indirect interaction of outdoor space. These
views not only allow residents to see passer-bys but be able to see
anybody approaching the building which tends to be something that
elderly appreciate the most. visit.
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4
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N0 4' 30'12' 20'
South Elevation
0 8' 16' 24'
Second Level 1
Legend
1 Outdoor Living2 Communal Space3 Kitchen/Dining4 Laundry5 Staff
Entertainment6 Resident Quarters7 Office8 Den/Living Space9 Indoor
Garden10 Spa Room
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66
6
8
9
10
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East-West Section
Kitchen/Dining Area
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0 4' 30'12' 20'
North-South Section
Entry View
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Bismarck GROve Waldorf Schoolgrad: spring 2010 | five weeks
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NSite Plan Private vs. Public Circulation of Use Community Use
Repetitive vs. Unique
Transverse Section
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3
4
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9 99
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11121314Legend
1 Entry Display2 Communal/Reception3 Eurythmy/Music Room4
Art/Woodshop/Crafts5 Interior Landscaping6 Kitchen7 Mechanical
Room8 Gym/Cafeteria9 Classroom10 Early Childhood Entry11 Nursery12
Infant Room13 Toddler Room14 Kindergarten Room15 Outdoor Community
Space
Longitudinal Section Perspective
Floor Plan
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3
4
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9 99
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11121314Legend
1 Entry Display2 Communal/Reception3 Eurythmy/Music Room4
Art/Woodshop/Crafts5 Interior Landscaping6 Kitchen7 Mechanical
Room8 Gym/Cafeteria9 Classroom10 Early Childhood Entry11 Nursery12
Infant Room13 Toddler Room14 Kindergarten Room15 Outdoor Community
Space
Longitudinal Section Perspective
Floor Plan
N
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St. Louis Museum of Aquaticsundergrad: fall 2008 | half
semester
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West Elevation
COLE STREET
CARR DRIVE
17TH S
TREE
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18TH S
TREE
T
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Site Plan
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East Elevation
UP
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3
4
5
6
7 8
9
1
2
3 3
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DN
DN
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10
11
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4
10
3
3
3
N
Legend
1 Reception/Lobby2 Elevator3 Exhibit Space4 Mississippi River
Aquarium5 18th Street Cafe6 17th Street Lounge7 Conference Room8
18th Street Theater9 18th Street Lounge10 Offices11 Cole Street
Lounge
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First Level Second Level
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Building Section
Level One Aquariums
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Transverse Section
18th Street Cafe Reception/Lobby Second Level Aquariums
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Transverse Section
18th Street Cafe Reception/Lobby Second Level Aquariums
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