Reed Kellywork samples

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BROADWAY BREWHAUS View of Beer Hall

Adaptive reuse of 1929 brick building / Capitol Hill, SeattleProfessor E. GoldenA new urban brewery for Capitol Hill, next door to Dick’s Drive-InPreserved character building while introducing new uses

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Transverse Section

2nd Level Plan

Longitudinal Section

Ground Level Plan1. Coworking Lobby2. Cafe3. Brewer’s Lab4. Beer Hall5. Bar

6. Storage7. Mash/Kettle/ Fermenters8. Grain Mill9. Spent Grain

10. Loading Dock 11. Private Coworking Desks12. Coworking Desks13. Lounge14. Conference

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-Buttresses for masonry wall

-Built in desks at coworking level

-Built in seating at beer hall level

-Slats allow for visual connection

-Top of wall vents odors from brewing process

-Seperates program functions and public/private space

-Slats made from salvaged wood from original floors/joists

Slab on Grade

Brewing Fermentation Tanks

Masonry Wall Assembly-Brick masonry wall (existing 1929 building shell)-Steel wide flange and c-channel strong backing-Infill windows (new and existing locations)

Roof Assembly-Aggregate ballast-Rigid insulation (sloped to drain to wood slat walls)-Drainage layer-Roof membrane on warm side of insulation-Steel roof deck-Steel tube beams-Steel stud furring-Gypsum board

Skylight-Glass sloped to drain to Roof Assembly 2-Mullions on tapered steel tube beams-End of beam set back from skylight opening in Roof Assembly 2

Wood Slat Wall Assembly-1”x3” wood slats, spaced 1” apart-2”x2” wood supports-Window mullions aligned with wood supports-Glass (for noise separation)-Operable panels at top of wood wall for stack ventilation

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Benefits of the Wooden Slat Walls

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Masonry Shell

Steel Frame

WOOD SLAT WALLS

Floors and roof set into frame

Skylight and glassenclosure

Structural System Diagram

View of Brewer’s Entrance

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BROADWAY BREWHAUSAdaptive reuse of 1929 brick building / Capitol Hill, SeattleProfessor E. GoldenA new urban brewery for Capitol Hill, next door to Dick’s Drive-InPreserved character building while introducing new uses

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View of Coworking Desks

BROADWAY BREWHAUSAdaptive reuse of 1929 brick building / Capitol Hill, Seattle

Professor E. GoldenA new urban brewery for Capitol Hill, next door to Dick’s Drive-In

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View from Coworking Lounge

1/4” = 1’-0” Physical Model

Project type, LocationStudio # / Year

ProfessorMedium/Materials/Techniques

PROJECT TITLE

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UPTOWN LIVE/WORK LOFTSUrban Design & Mixed Use Infill / Lower Queen Anne, SeattleProfessor T. MaulCreated a 50 year urban design plan for the neighborhood Designed an infill mixed-use building as a catalyst for neighborhood development

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View from Counterbalance Park

Neighborhood Plan DiagramBuilding Parti Diagrams

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Section Perspective

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UPTOWN LIVE/WORK LOFTS

Section Looking West

East Elevation

Urban Design & Mixed Use Infill / Lower Queen Anne, SeattleProfessor T. MaulCreated a 50 year urban design plan for the neighborhood Designed an infill mixed-use building as a catalyst for neighborhood development

Anticipated Future Development

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Typical Residential Floor

Typical Courtyard Unit - Lower

Typical Courtyard Unit - Upper

Typical Street Unit - Lower

Typical Street Unit - Upper

Typical Residential Floor - Loft

1. Kitchen2. Living3. Dining4. Balcony5. Sliding Shutters6. Bedroom 17. Bathroom8. Living (loft)9. Bedroom 2 (loft)

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PIER 48 MARITIME MUSEUMCivic building, Seattle WaterfrontProfessor K. Oshima, E. GoldenUrban design integrated into future waterfront planCivic building design to provide an interactive experience

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Hands-OnClassroom

In-Water Exhibit

Vertical/HangingExhibits

Feature Exhibit

Permanent Collection Exhibit

Entry Exhibit

Temporary Installations

View of Entrance

Site PlanConcept DiagramProgram Organization Diagram

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View of Permanent Collection Space

Site/Building Section

LIGHT & SHADOWProfessor J. DeeExploring space & light with cast plaster models

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Exterior Model PhotosInterior Model Photos

MOVEABLE MAZETemporary interactive installation on Seattle Waterfront

Professor K. Oshima, E. GoldenAn interactive, changeable maze installation on the waterfront

Translucent panels slide up/down on fixed poles16

Site Section

View of EntranceView Inside InstallationMoveable Maze Panel Diagram

ADAP(T)ABLEDigital FabricationProfessor R. CongdonPrototype of changeable furnitureBox transforms into table, desk, chair, coffee table, bench

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Table/Desk, Coffee Table & Bench, ChairBox Becomes Furniture

ROCKER BLOCK STOOLWood/Metal Fabrication

Professor K. GriggsWelded/bent steel frame supports wooden end-grain blocks

Blocks can slide & pivot to form to the person sitting18

GLOW BOXDigital FabricationProfessor R. CongdonCNC routed plywood form the structureBox appears solid when light is offPlywood routed to ~1/32” thick to let light through19

Lamp with Lid On Lamp with Lid Off

UW DESIGN/BUILD PROGRAM (CURRENT) Design/Build, Fremont, Seattle

Professor S. Badanes, J. LabarreCollaborative design for greenhouse & garden infrastructure with full C.D. set

Group construction for pre-fabricated wall & roof panels20

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