Whitehurst Portfolio 2016

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Lumi-Home2011 Fall: Turnbull Drylands Design Competition

Atheneum2015 Fall: Graduate Studio Project

Adaptation2016 Summer: Ongoing Project

Spring District Midtown2016 Spring: ULI Hines Student Competition

Connect: Uptown Transit Hub 2012 Spring: Capstone Studio

A C A D E M I C + C O N C E P T U A L

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Chicken Coop 2012-2014: HBRA Architects

Walnut Hills Reinvestment Plan 2016: MKSK Studios

Bellevue: Mixed-use Development2016: MKSK Studios

P R O F E S S I O N A L

North Rhine Heights Visioning Study2012: Over-the-Rhine Community Housing


Adaptation is an ongoing project exploring the concept of designing flexible spaces to accommodate future change. This project has drawn inspiration from the history and remaining fabric of a site located in an old industrial and manufacturing area of Cincinnati. The narrative of once was and the concept of decay are focal elements. This project is also an exploration of process, centered on iteration as a means of working.

A DA P TAT I O N 2016 Summer: Ongoing Graduate Studio Project


A DA P TAT I O N - S I T E A N A LY S I SC a n va s , X y l o l , I n k , A c r y l i c , S a n b o r n M a p s , P r i n t s : 2 0 1 6 [ O n g o i n g ]


A DA P TAT I O N - D E C AY R i g i d I n s u l a t i o n , X y l o l , P l a s t e r, Re s i n : 2 0 1 6 [ O n g o i n g ]

FOAM BLOCKS AND XYLOL PLASTER COATING RESIN CASTING FORMS RESIN AND PLASTER CAST CUBES


DETAIL VIEWS OF RESIN CASTING

A DA P TAT I O N - D E C AY R i g i d I n s u l a t i o n , X y l o l , P l a s t e r, Re s i n : 2 0 1 6 [ O n g o i n g ]


A DA P TAT I O N - C U B E S 1 S ke t c h U p, I l l u s t r a t o r : 2 0 1 6 [ O n g o i n g ]


A DA P TAT I O N - C U B E S 2 S ke t c h U p, I l l u s t r a t o r : 2 0 1 6 [ O n g o i n g ]


The ULI Hines Student Competition is a two week long urban design and development competition for graduate students. Participation requires that students create multidisciplinary teams of at least three disciplines to develop designs that include drawings, site plans, and market financial data.

Spring District Midtown: Igniting Urban Imaginations focused on leisure and play. Major economic generators for the City of Atlanta such as Georgia Tech and its Technology Square research campus, Emory University Medical Center, and creative thinkers from the nearby SCAD Atlanta campus are driving innovation that spawns ideas yearning to become new business ventures. The Spring District is a culmination of this energy, capitalizing on rapid growth, changing business needs, and the desire for unique urban amenities to help retain talented graduates and entrepreneurs in Atlanta’s urban core. The Spring District aims to truly Ignite the Urban Imagination.

S P R I N G D I S T R I C T M I D TOW N 2015 Winter: Urban Land Institute Hines Student Competition


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U L I H I N E S S T U D E N T C O M P E T I T I O N - M I D TOW N S I T E P L A NA u t o C A D, R h i n o , F l a m i n g o , I l l u s t r a t o r, P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 6


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U L I H I N E S S T U D E N T C O M P E T I T I O N - M I X E D - U S E S E C T I O NA u t o C A D, I l l u s t r a t o r, P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 6


The Atheneum is a conceptual architectural project for Columbus, Indiana. The goal for this project was to develop architectural details that integrate building systems, infrastructure and technology seamlessly. Program for the building consisted of a welcome center, auditorium, a permanent collection gallery, and artist-in-residence studio apartments.

Lighting was a crucial element to the design scheme. Light wells comprised of concrete protrude through the building, serving to carve out spaces for residents, as well as to provide natural illumination for the gallery below. The building was arranged using a 22-foot-module to work with standard material sizes.

AT H E N E U M2 0 1 5 F a l l : G r a d u a t e S t u d i o P ro j e c t


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AT H E N E U M - F L O O R P L A N SA u t o C A D, I l l u s t r a t o r : 2 0 1 5

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VERTICAL CIRCULATIONHORIZONTAL CIRCULATIONARTIST- IN-RESIDENCELIBRARYROOF GARDENSTUDIO APARTMENTSARCHIVESAUDITORIUMPERMANENT COLLECTIONTEMPORARY EXHIB IT IONMULTI-PURPOSE ROOMWELCOME CENTER/RECEPTIONCAFEBOOKSTORESUPPORT

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In an era where water shortages are beginning to impact large populations in devastating ways, Lumi-Homes aim to reduce pervious surface run-off by collecting, storing and re-using excess rain water.

Each Lumi-Home is prefabricated, allowing for reduced construction costs and waste. Although Lumi-Homes are assembled from standard kits-of-parts, the units are customizable. A potential homeowner may select from a variety of water-conscious building elements that can be applied to the exterior elevations, allowing for unique, water-conscious housing at a more affordable price.

The conceptual site selected for the Turnbull Drylands Design Competition repurposed unused train tracks in Fresno, California. While each developable site will be different, the intent is that the Lumi-Homes will support and sustain public space. Water cores which collect and filter rainwater are located inside the buildings to supply greywater for each dwelling unit. Excess, retained water will be reused for park landscaping and agricultural purposes in the public space.

L U M I - H O M E2011 Fall: Turnbull Drylands Design Competition


T U R N BU L L D RY L A N D S D E S I G N C O M P E T I T I O N - L U M I H O M E - D I AG R A M SA u t o C A D, I l l u s t r a t o r : 2 0 1 1

Environmentally Responsible Economically ResponsibleENVIRONMENTALLY AND ECONOMICALLY RESPONSIBLE

Build Environmentally Responsible Communities (for the top)

Redevelop, Reuse, Reduce (For the bottom)

BUILDING COMMUNITIESBuild Environmentally Responsible Communities (for the top)


CREATING PUBLIC SPACE

Build Environmentally Responsible Communities (for the top)


LUMI-HOMEDamaged, Unused LandDAMAGED, UNUSED LAND Redevelop, Reuse, RevitalizeREDEVELOP, REUSE, REVITALIZE


T U R N BU L L D RY L A N D S D E S I G N C O M P E T I T I O N - L U M I H O M E - S I T E D I AG R A MA u t o C A D, I l l u s t r a t o r, Wa t e r c o l o r, P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 1


T U R N BU L L D RY L A N D S D E S I G N C O M P E T I T I O N - L U M I H O M E - S I T E P L A NA u t o C A D, A c e t o n e , Wa t e r c o l o r, C o l o r e d Pe n c i l , P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 1

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T U R N BU L L D RY L A N D S D E S I G N C O M P E T I T I O N - L U M I H O M E - BU I L D I N G A XO N D I AG R A MR h i n o , I l l u s t r a t o r : 2 0 1 1


T U R N BU L L D RY L A N D S D E S I G N C O M P E T I T I O N - L U M I H O M E - R E N D E R I N GR h i n o , 3 d s M a x , P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 1


The focus of this capstone project was on the Cincinnati Streetcar. Currently, Phase I of a streetcar project is nearly completion. This first phase extends from The Banks waterfront downtown to Findlay Market in Over-the-Rhine. This project included the proposal of a connection to Uptown, the neighborhood that encompasses the University of Cincinnati campus north of downtown.

A hub or central location in which the streetcar lines can convene is envisioned to occur at the intersection of Vine Street, McMillan Avenue and Calhoun Street. In its current state, this site offers an entry sequence into Uptown that is less than ideal. The redevelopment of this area is intended to function as a catalyst for development as well as provide a more appropriate entry to the university neighborhood.

C O N N E C T : U P TOW N T R A N S I T H U B2012 Spring: Capstone Studio Project


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C O N N E C T U P TOW N - C O L L AG ER h i n o , 3 d s M a x , Wa t e r c o l o r, P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 2


C O N N E C T U P TOW N - C O L L AG ER h i n o , 3 d s M a x , Wa t e r c o l o r, P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 2


WA L N U T H I L L S R E I N V E S T M E N T P L A N2016 Spring: Professional Project - MKSK Studios

The consultant team of MKSK with Development Strategies was engaged in the fall of 2015 to develop a Master Plan with the Walnut Hills Redevelopment Foundation and the community.

The goals of the Reinvestment Plan were to create a targeted and action-oriented investment plan, pursue equitable urban neighborhood development, broaden socioeconomic opportunity, and leverage partnerships with organizations, institutions and neighborhood leaders.

Currently, the project is in the information gathering and analysis phase. Community meetings and outreach took place over the course of the two months, and a report documenting the information was created. Schematic development schemes will be developed based on the input from the neighborhood.

Personal responsibilities included participating in community engagement/outreach events, researching developments in similar neighborhood and documenting the results of both. Additional work included the schematic development of a site for a local developer.


WA L N U T H I L L S R E I N V E S T M E N T P L A N - E N G AG E M E N T M A PA u t o C A D, I l l u s t r a t o r, P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 6

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RESULTS OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH MAP OF COMMUNITY OUTREACH


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THEME 4: ATTRACT AND SHAPE DEVELOPMENT

What we heard...

MLK Interchange: make an entry to the neighborhood, add landscaping and greenspace

MLK JR Drive: new housing, businesses, offices

Lincoln Avenue: make it safer, new housing, vacant properties, lots of historic buildings

Gilbert Avenue: could be more pedestrian friendly, more activity, bike lanes

Kroger: improve access, renovate, construct a new building, better selection

McMillan Street: more activity, more options, new businesses, red bike, bike paths, more housing, greenman park

Peebles Corner: iconic corner with history, new businesses

SW Residential Area: Vacant lots and buildings, renovate buildings, blend in new housing, alleyways, park could be programmed and safer

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N O R T H R H I N E H E I G H T S V I S I O N I N G2012: Professional Project - Over-the-Rhine Community Housing

This visioning study for a portion of Over-the-Rhine, North Rhine Heights, was created for Over-the-Rhine Community Housing in order to assist with future planning. The primary focus of the work included an extensive building and streetscape inventory that could be used as a basis to support redevelopment of specific sites. Public spaces and infrastructure improvements were also highlighted in the report.

Personal responsibilities included all analysis and documentation.


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Over-the-Rhine Community Housing August 2012

NORTH RHINE HEIGHTS VISIONING STUDY


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A qualitative analysis of the study area was performed during a neighborhood walk in July 2012. Each property was photographed, examined, and given a rank based on physical appearance. These rankings are mapped above. The color spectrum depicts pockets of the study area that are generally in better or worse condition.

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5 - Building that is structurally sound, has been appropriately renovated and historically preserved, and includes a clean façade of fresh paint/brick in good condition, non-broken windows, some level of landscaping, and appears to be actively maintained4 - Building that is structurally sound and appears to be well-maintained by its owners.3 - Building requires minimal structural and aesthetic improvements, but appears to be generally habitable.2 - Building is in a state of disrepair, needs obvious structural renovations. May be abandoned but is appropriately boarded up and sealed away from weather damage. May or may not be habitable.1 - Building is abandoned, neglected, and open to the elements. May have broken windows, apparent structural damage, and overgrowth. Building appears to be unsafe for habitation as is.

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Depicted above are examples of properties that exemplify conditions for each of the five rankings. Rankings for each building are located at the end of this document in the building inventory charts.

N O R T H R H I N E H E I G H T S V I S I O N I N G - PAG E S F R O M R E P O R TA u t o C A D, I l l u s t r a t o r, I n D e s i g n , P h o t o g r a p hy : 2 0 1 2


Bellevue, Kentucky is a small that is located on the Ohio River. The waterfront site was re-imagined for a local developer. The City of Bellevue’s form-based code dictated muc of the urban form of the project. Building heights and set backs met the restrictions set forth by the local planning department. The concept of an urban inlet to allow for a shared community space was a key component in creating a place in the dew development. The project will include affordable and market rate housing, office and retail space, as well as a hotel.

Personal responsibilities included the creation and management of AutoCAD, Sketchup and Illustrator files. Responsibilities also included the production of presentations for the client and participation in client meetings.

B E L L E V U E : M I X E D - U S E D E V E LO P M E N T2016 Spring: Professional Project - MKSK Studios


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SITE CONNECTIONS

EXISTING SITE CONTEXT

PROPOSED LAND USE

OPEN SPACE CONNECTIONS

RIVERFRONT

PUBLIC PLAZA

RIVERFRONT TRAIL

BIKE SHARE

BUS STOP

TO NEWPORT

TO HISTORIC DISTRICT

BALL FIELDS

RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT

OFFICE

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Situated on a residential farm in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the Chicken Coop was designed to accommodate chickens, a swan and two geese. The design for the new structure was based upon a precedent found on a nearby farm property. The exterior of the building is comprised of multiple layers of construction, including a wood structure, cement board siding, and ipe lattice. Cedar shingles, half round dormer windows and a custom barn ventilator make up the intricate two-slope roof. The site for the Chicken Coop was carefully selected in collaboration with the farm owner. Thorough attention was granted to the design of the site in order to ensure that the birds would have adequate protection from predators. A five-foot tall ipe picket fence defines outdoor yards.

Personal responsibilities included the creation of construction documents and the management of the project through construction.

C H I C K E N C O O P2012-2014: Professional Project - HBRA Architects


C H I C K E N C O O P - E L E VAT I O N D R AW I N GA u t o C A D : 2 0 1 4


C H I C K E N C O O P - S E C T I O N D R AW I N GA u t o C A D : 2 0 1 4


C H I C K E N C O O P - C O N S T R U C T I O N C O M P L E T I O NP h o t o g r a p h : 2 0 1 4


PAV I L I O N2013-2015: Professional Project - HBRA Architects

The second building of many projects for a residential farm in Kenosha, Wisconsin, the Pavilion serves as a covered, semi-enclosed viewing deck for an outdoor, horse-riding arena. The structure is composed of a concrete foundation and laminate veneer lumber, clad in opaque-stained cedar. A natural cedar shake roof, custom copper ridge vent and finials comprise the roof. Ipe decking, located on top of a copper mesh bug screen makes up the open floor. Large copper screens situated between cedar columns provide a nearly unobstructed view of the ridging arena. The site design included slight re-grading, blue stone gravel, brick pavers and a monolithic blue stone step. Personal responsibilities included the creation of initial conceptual drawings and renderings for presentation to the client, the formation of construction documents and the management of the project through construction.


PAV I L I O N - R E N D E R I N GR h i n o , F l a m i n g o , P h o t o s h o p : 2 0 1 3


PAV I L I O N - S E C T I O N D E TA I LA u t o C A D : 2 0 1 3


PAV I L I O N - C O N S T R U C T I O N C O M P L E T I O NP h o t o g r a p h : 2 0 1 3


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