HANSELMANN

HOUSEMICHAEL GRAVES

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CASE STUDY

CONTENTS

[ ]THE ARCHITECT

[ ]HANSELMANN HOUSE

[ ]FLOOR PLANS

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[ ]ELEVATIONS

[ ]ORIENTATION

[ ]SUN STUDY

[ ]PROGRAM

[ ]CIRCULATION

[ ]ORDER

[ ]FORMAL COMPOSITION

[ ]SPATIAL ORGANIZATION

[ ]ARCHITECTURAL INTENTIONS

[ ]INTERIORS

[MICHAEL GRAVES]

[[Born: Indianapolis, Indiana, on July 9, 1934

[Studied Architecture in the University of Cincinna� (B. Arch., 1958)

[Harvard University (M. Arch., 1959)

[Winner of the Prix de Rome,

at the American Academy in Rome (1960 – 1962)

[Beginning in 1962, he though architecture at Princeton University

and also maintained a private prac�ce

[Member of the New York Five, a group of young architect whose

largely residen�al design were reminiscent of the Swiss architect

Le Corbusier in their geometric abstrac�on

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[HANSELMANN HOUSE]

[FORT WAYNE,INDIANA

[POST MODERNIST

[41°1'20"N85°16'31"W] [

1967

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[FLOOR PLANS]

[ ]GROUND FLOOR PLAN

[ ]FIRST FLOOR PLAN

[ ]SECOND FLOOR PLAN

[[ ]ROOF PLAN

[ELEVATIONS]

[ ]WEST ELEVATION

[ ]EAST ELEVATION [[ ]SOUTH ELEVATION

[ ]NORTH ELEVATION

[JUN-22-2016]

[DEC-22-2016]

[SEPT-22-2016]

[SUN STUDY]

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[BUILDING ORIENTATION]

[CIRCULATION]

[ ]PRIMARY CIRCULTION

[ ]SECONDARY CIRCULTION

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[ORDER]TRANSFORMATION

SHIFTING WALLS IN FLOOR PLAN[

THE MOVEMENT IN THE FACADE]

[ ]DISCRETE MANPULATION OF THE WALLS

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[PROGRAM]

[ ]GROUND FLOOR PLAN

[ ]SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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[[ ]FIRST FLOOR PLAN[ ]

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[DESIGNED FOR A FAMILY OF 2 ADULTS AND 4 KIDS

[SPATIAL ORGANIZATION]GRID [

[FORMAL COMPOSITION]EXPLODED VIEW[

[ARCHITECTURAL INTENTIONS]

WHITE DOUBLE CUBE

CUTTING THROUGH THE BUILDING

SENSE OF PROCESSIONAL ENTRY

[ARCHITECTURAL INTENTIONS]

VERTICAL CIRCULATION 5 STAIRS

NATURAL LIGHT

CONECTION WITH THE SITE

THROUGH THE BIG WINDOW

WHITE CUBE 60% , CRISTAL WINDOWS 40%COVED CEILING

[ ]LAYERING OF THREE PRINCIPAL FACADES

FIRST FACADE

SECOND FACADE

THIRD FACADE

[[ARCHITECTURAL INTENTIONS]

[INTERIORS]

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