UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT WORKFALL 2015

Lichao Liu | ARCH 4752 /

Qiujun Yue | ARCH 475 / 3

Yu Gan | ARCH 4754 /

Yuan Liao | ARCH 475 / 5

Guangjie Jin | ARCH 4756 /

Perspective from the Atrium

Perspective from the entrancePerspective from the corridor

Weijie Yang | ARCH 475 / 7

LobbyLobby

Reception

Entrance

ReceptionOffi ce

sevice

Mechanical

Mail & copy

Lockerroom

Receive& storage

HousekeepingGarbage

Atrium

Kitchen

Restaurant

Exterior Patio

section 2

section 1

Admin’sOffi ce

Assistant’sOffi ce

Manager’sOffi ce

Employee restroom

Senior studio individual projectSite: Champaign, IL

The concept of this project relates deeply to the site situation.

The west and east side of the site are occupied by high rise

apartment buildings, while north and south sides remains open

and have great views: the football stadium and Assembly Hall

at south, and the Scott Park at north. The concept of the design

is to arrange all the guest rooms and public functions to face

only north and south while having a structure core with atrium

in the middle. A unique complex structure system that contains

concrete core, cable and exposed steel structure is developed

to serve the concept. The concept is also expressed through

out every aspect of design, including materiality, detail fi nishing,

HVAC system and sustainability design.

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Bar

MeetingRoom

Roof GardenGuest Room

Guest Room

Guest Room

Guest Room

Guest Room

Guest Room

Guest Room

Guest Room Balcony

Balcony Guest Room

Guest Room

Central Atrium provide space for the vertical ventilation

Shading panels connection

Cable - beam connection

Tube bracing connection

Concrete elevator core

Ground Floor Plan 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

Football Stadium Assembly Hall

Second Floor Plan 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

Typical Guestroom Floor Plan 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

ADA Acessible Guest Room Floor Plan

1/4” = 1’ - 0”

Section 11/16” = 1’ - 0”

Section 21/16” = 1’ - 0”

Exterior Patio Roof Garden Guest Room

Zeyu Liu | ARCH 4758 /

Theradej Nasueb | ARCH 475 / 9

A B C D E FSITE PLAN1:50

FUSION

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PROCESSINGROOM

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KITCHEN

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CONCEPT

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60”48”

30”

36”

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LENA REIFF CAPSTONE PROJECT

Lena Reiff | ARCH 47510 /

INTERACTIVE WALL

MEETING SPACE AVAILABILITY

NEWS

EVENTS

TRANSIT INFO

CARLE

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

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1. STEEL FRAMING FOR EXTERIOR SHADING SCREEN2. STRUCTURAL STEEL TUBE3. EXTERIOR SHADING - ACRYLIC RAIN SCREEN4. EXTERIOR INSULATION5. VENTILATED SOFFIT6. CABLE-TRUSS SYSTEM7. BUTT-GLAZED LOW IRON WINDOWS8. SUSPENSION SYSTEM9. PARAPET10. DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOWS11. AWNING WINDOWS

EAST ELEVATION

RECEPTION

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MEETING ROOM

COMPUTER LOUNGE

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FOURTH FLOOR FIFTH FLOOR SIXTH FLOORSECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR

HOUSEKEEPING

MEN’S EMPLOYEE LOCKER ROOM

WOMEN’S EMPLOYEE LOCKER ROOM LOUNGE

KITCHEN

RESTAURANT

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SECTION B

Luz Upegui | ARCH 475 / 11

Brad Berg | ARCH 475B Barcelona12 /

Jason Buss | ARCH 475B Barcelona / 13

Andrew Smith | ARCH 475B Barcelona14 /

Yilin Zhang | ARCH 475B Barcelona / 15

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site plan

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metal roofing

1 x 4 lath

2 x 4 studs 16” o.c. w/ batt insulation fill

blockingflashing

rigid insulation

vertical sidingbuilding paper

air vent

wood panel interior finish

2 x 8 rafter w/ batt insulation

main view direction

isolatedfamiliarwater's edgeeasily accessible

roof & wall detail

view & experience

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hut section

hut east elevation

hut floor plan

charred wood siding

metal roofing

sustainable wood treatment

radiant heat reflection

wind/light penetration & view controloperable wood louvers

perceive.kickapoo state parkdanville, illinois

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water’s edge - hut & dock

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ada dockindoor/outdoor storagecommunal spacebath houseseptic tank & fieldsimple - ada hutsoutdoor fire pitgathering - familiar huts

10 serenity - isolated hut

existing pathnew pathADA boardwalk

perceive huts and gathering space at Kickapoo State Park are designed to be a unique experience that will leave the visitor with a sense of peace and connection with nature. The individual personalities of each hut will give the visitor an opportunity to select a hut location that best meets their camping desires. The gathering space is located in close proximity to the huts and directly on the edge of High Pond, for accessibility convenience and a beautiful view.

The huts and gathering space beautifully connect experience, nature, sustainability, and the landscape, providing a wonderfully unique and memorable experience for each of its visitors.

main power linepower line from main to generatorpower from generator to huts/lightsfully lit ADA pathwayoff grid power supplyguide lights

power source

Rebecca Palmer | ARCH 37316 /

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site plan

site section

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48

5

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metal roofing

1 x 4 lath

2 x 4 studs 16” o.c. w/ batt insulation fill

blockingflashing

rigid insulation

vertical sidingbuilding paper

air vent

wood panel interior finish

2 x 8 rafter w/ batt insulation

main view direction

isolatedfamiliarwater's edgeeasily accessible

roof & wall detail

view & experience

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20

30

10

20

25

15

10

20

30

10

20

25

15

hut section

hut east elevation

hut floor plan

charred wood siding

metal roofing

sustainable wood treatment

radiant heat reflection

wind/light penetration & view controloperable wood louvers

perceive.kickapoo state parkdanville, illinois

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water’s edge - hut & dock

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5

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ada dockindoor/outdoor storagecommunal spacebath houseseptic tank & fieldsimple - ada hutsoutdoor fire pitgathering - familiar huts

10 serenity - isolated hut

existing pathnew pathADA boardwalk

perceive huts and gathering space at Kickapoo State Park are designed to be a unique experience that will leave the visitor with a sense of peace and connection with nature. The individual personalities of each hut will give the visitor an opportunity to select a hut location that best meets their camping desires. The gathering space is located in close proximity to the huts and directly on the edge of High Pond, for accessibility convenience and a beautiful view.

The huts and gathering space beautifully connect experience, nature, sustainability, and the landscape, providing a wonderfully unique and memorable experience for each of its visitors.

main power linepower line from main to generatorpower from generator to huts/lightsfully lit ADA pathwayoff grid power supplyguide lights

power source

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Sheth Saloni | ARCH 373 / 17

Adam Souhrada | ARCH 37318 /

Saina Xiang | ARCH 373 / 19

Alex Brosh | ARCH 37320 /

Rob Corpus | ARCH 373 / 21

Thomas McCormick | ARCH 37322 /

Peter Westerfield | ARCH 373 / 23

Nicole Flores | ARCH 37324 /

Marija Sassine | ARCH 373 / 25

Bokang Du | ARCH 37326 /

Marisa Urbina | ARCH 373 / 27

Xinyi Chen | ARCH 271

TWO FACETHIS PROJECT STARTED WITH THE IDEA OF LAYERS OF OCEAN WAVES. AS DRAWINGS AND STUDY MODEL DEVELOPED, THE IDEA EVOLVED INTO LAYERS OF

SPACES UPON WAVES. TO FURTHER REINFORCE THE SPACE, WAVES WERE TAKEN OUT OF THE PROJECT AND REPLACED BY PLATFORMS. THE FINAL MODEL

IS A LOW AND FLAT ARCHITECTURE WHICH HAS CANTILEVERING SPACES OVER THE IRREGULAR-SHAPED PLATFORMS.

PLAN VIEW 1/8”=1’0”

SECTION 1/8”=1’0”

OBLIQUE VIEW 1/16”=1’0”

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Eric Fries | ARCH 271 / 29

ENSŌEnsō is a circle painted in one uninhibited brushstroke.The circle is open and incom-plete, representing the beauty of imperfection, or wabi-sabi, a principle of Japanese

(asymmetry; irregularity), kanso (simplicity), koko (basic; weathered), shizen (without pretense; natural), yugen (subtly profound grace), datsuzoku (freedom), and seijaku (tranquility).

I based my concept upon this idea of unity in design through Japanese aesthetics, im-plementing the principles harmoniously to create a cohesive design. The plan is made of simple planar elements to exhibit an abstract representation of the zen circle.

Rotated verticallyConstructed horizontally Cut + folded in half

PLAN VIEW 1/8” = 1’-0”

SECTION VIEW 1/8” = 1’-0”

PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION

Jesse Han | ARCH 27130 /

ENSŌEnsō is a circle painted in one uninhibited brushstroke.The circle is open and incom-plete, representing the beauty of imperfection, or wabi-sabi, a principle of Japanese

(asymmetry; irregularity), kanso (simplicity), koko (basic; weathered), shizen (without pretense; natural), yugen (subtly profound grace), datsuzoku (freedom), and seijaku (tranquility).

I based my concept upon this idea of unity in design through Japanese aesthetics, im-plementing the principles harmoniously to create a cohesive design. The plan is made of simple planar elements to exhibit an abstract representation of the zen circle.

Rotated verticallyConstructed horizontally Cut + folded in half

PLAN VIEW 1/8” = 1’-0”

SECTION VIEW 1/8” = 1’-0”

PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION

Nate Mollway | ARCH 271 / 31

Jacob Peters | ARCH 27132 /

OBLIQUE VIEW 1/16” = 1’0”

SECTION AA’ 1/8” = 1’0”

LEVEL PLAN 1/8” = 1’0”

INSPIRED BY THE IDEALS OF BRUTALIST ARCHITECTURE, THIS MODEL USES MATERIALS SUCH AS CONCRETE, METAL, AND GLASS IN A DESIGN THAT PROTRAYS POWER AND STRENGTH. TWO PLANES ARE ORIENTED VERTICALLY WITH COMPLIMENTING FACADES ON EACH SIDE, WHILE INTERSECTING PLANES ARE USED TO CREATE A VARIETY OF OPEN,COVERED, AND CLOSED SPACES. AN ELEVATED PLATFORM SERVES AS THE SEPARATION BETWEEN THE STRUCTURE AND NATURAL LANDSCAPE BELOW.

BRUTALIST ASCENSION

Sam Watts | ARCH 271 / 33

Paul Wood | ARCH 27134 /

Leyi Zhang | ARCH 271 / 35

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