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D A N I E L C A R R
ARCHITECTURE
PORTFOLIO
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DEPOE BAY WINERY AND pg 5
NETWORKING CENTER
DESERT PREFAB pg 15
PREFAB DWELLINGS AT SEA RANCH pg 9
HAND GRAPHICS pg 25
COMMUNITY CENTER MODEL pg 29
BOULDER HOTSPRINGS + pg 1
PLACE BASED EDUCATION
STRUCTURES HAND MODELING pg 31
FURNITURE pg 33
CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM pg 21
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BOULDER HOT SPRINGS +PLACE BASED EDUCATIONCENTER Daniel CarrBoulder, Montana2012ARCH 558
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1 - LOBBY2 - RECEPTION3 - STORAGE 4 - CAFE5 - BATHROOMS6 - KITCHEN7 - MECHANICAL8 - WOMEN’S CHANGING ROOM9 - MEN’S CHANGING ROOM 10 - JANITORS CLOSET11 - MESSAGE ROOM12 - RESTING ROOM13 - SAUNA14 - STEAM ROOM15 - AMPHITHEATER16 - OUTDOOR POOL17 - HOT POOL18 - COLD POOL19 - INDOOR POOL
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SITE PLAN1” = 100’
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VERTICAL CIRCULATION DIAGRAMLOWER LEVEL
VERTICAL CIRCULATION DIAGRAMUPPER LEVEL
STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM
HVAC DIAGRAM
1 - OFFICE SPACE2 - MEETING ROOM3 - LIBRARY COMPUTER CENTER4 - DINNING HALL CLASS ROOM SPACE5 - BATHROOMS6 - KITCHEN7 - PAVILION - MIXED USE SPACE8 - VERTICAL HOUSING9 - GIRLS SHOWERS. 10 - LAUNDRY FACILITY11 - BOYS SHOWERS12 - HOUSING 13 - MECHANICAL
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MATERIAL DIAGRAM
BOARD FORMEDCONCRETE
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LOCAL STONE MASONRY
STEELFRAMING
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WALL SECTION A1/4” = 1-0’
Anodized Aluminum CopingWaterproof MembraneAngle Iron Bolted ConnectionSoil Plug Plants3” Washed Stone Soil SubstrateFilter SheetWater Drainage SystemMoisture Mat MembraneRigid Foam InsulationVapor Barrier6” Composite SlabWide Flange Beam12” Concrete Column2x4 Reclaimed Barn Wood Facade2x2 Vertical Wood Nailer BoardRock Fiber Sheeting6” Rigid Foam Thermal Insulation6” Concrete Wall3x3 Wood Plate on Counter BattensAngle Iron Bolted ConnectionDrop Ceiling for HVAC System1x2 Reclaimed Barn WoodDouble Glazing Window24”x24” Stone Tile3” Concrete SlabRadiant Floor Heating3/4” Inpact-Sound InsulationSeparating Layer6” Reinforced Concrete SlabWide Flange Beam12” Concrete ColumnDrop Ceiling for HVAC System1x2 Reclaimed Barn WoodDouble GlazingWood Framed Sliding Door2x6 Wood Decking4” Concrete SlabCrushed Aggregate6” Rigid Foam Thermal Insulation24”x24” Stone Tile3” Concrete SlabRadiant Floor HeatingSeparating Layer3” Rigid Foam Thermal Insulation4” Reinforced Concrete Slab2” Thermal Break3” Crushed AggregateConcrete Footing8” Concrete Foundation2” Thermal Break3” Crushed AggregateConcrete Footing
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Gas Infused Shock1x2 Vertical Wood Siding2x2 Horizontal Wood Nailer4x4 Tube Steel ColumnDouble Glazing Sliding Door3” Composite Concrete SlabSteel DeckingWide Flange BeamSteel Cable Cross Bracing6x6 Wide Flange column12” Concrete Pillar
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DEPOE BAY WINERY &NETWORKING CENTERDaniel Carr, Cameron WalkerDepoe Bay, Oregon2011ARCH 551
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THE CONCEPTAfter an initial apparatus design, we realized
that what had been created was a method for
relabeling wine based on personal experience.
These experiences were then able to be shared
with the community at-large. Furthermore,
these shared experiences were then able to
be edited by a personal filter based on one’s
own biases. In addition, there was a tangible
resultant form that emerged from the evaluation
of one’s own experiences. We felt the idea of
tangible, editable and shareable experiences
to be a powerful one, and that this idea should
help drive our winery design. The apparatus
design seemed to be begging for a community
of fellow wine enthusiasts which would be linked
by a physical and digital network.
Our design concept is to create a network,
comprised of shared experiences that both
bounce between one node and another and
aggregate at a common source. Yet
there must be an impetus for such activity to
occur within this network. We feel that this
can be accomplished by means of creating a
framework for the network, in both a physical
and metaphysical sense. As with any network,
there must be a genesis; a beginning physical
step to the driving idea. In this case we wish to
accommodate the network by starting with the
source: The winery.
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02Site on the Organ coast
03Depoe Bay, Organ
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02Lower level Plan
04Upper level Plan
06Model series
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Rendering of courtyard spaceRendering of interior tasting room looking over the networking facilities
Rendering of wine bar
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THE SEA RANCH
LOT 39 B
BY DANIEL CARR
CALIFORNIA THE SEA RANCH LOT 39 B
PANO 1
PANO 2
PREFABRICATED DWELLINGS AT THE SEA RANCH
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THE SEA RANCH
LOT 39 B
BY DANIEL CARR
CALIFORNIA THE SEA RANCH LOT 39 B
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PREFABRICATED DWELLINGS AT THE SEA RANCH
PREFAB DWELLINGSDaniel CarrSea Ranch, California2011ARCH 551
Prefabricated dwellings at Sea Ranch was an
effort to design an efficient approach to devel-
oping a 20 acre lot that would contain 52 hous-
ing units. Sea Ranch is located on the coast of
California north of San Francisco. Getting to Sea
Ranch involves a rigorous venture on highway 1
that winds along the coast. With such a com-
mute the energy use of transportation to and
from the site would be extensive if on site con-
struction was used for the entire development.
My answer to that problem was prefabricated
modules that would be shipped to the site fully
finished. By using this strategy, on site con-
struction time would be dramatically reduced.
My design also utilizes a site built package that
would arrive on site as a kit of parts with every-
thing pre cut and ready to assemble.
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THE SEA RANCH LOT 39 B10 ACRESMASTER PLAN DIAGRAM1” = 50’
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PREFAB SYSTEMSBUILT OFF SITE MODULAR SERIES 3
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DESERT PREFABDaniel CarrNew Mexico2011ARCH 525
Designed for a remote site on Park Springs
Ranch, In New Mexico, this 1,500 sq. ft. home
essentially uses a hybrid of construction meth-
ods. Consisting of site built masonry walls that
take advantage of the local stone found on site,
prefabricated modular units that are factory built
and shipped to the site, along with an elevated
rain roof that will arrive on site as a kit of parts.
Access to the site is rigorous adding complexity
to the design problem.
My design is highly influenced by Marmol
Radziner Prefab and their approach to prefabri-
cating homes. Influenced by their ideas of steel
framed modules that are built and finished with
everything preinstalled in a factory then trans-
ported to the site, thereby reducing on site as-
sembly time. I find this strategy very compelling
for such a remote site that would create a lot of
transportation time and energy each day going
to and from the site. With fully finished modules,
the on site assembly time could be narrowed
down to a couple days.
The strategy of using masonry walls will allow
the modules to be placed a short distance
away creating a space for air circulation. The
modules then can have fully glazed exterior
walls from floor to ceiling on the south and west
facades with a fairly maintained temperature.
The masonry walls will act as thermal masses,
protecting the modules from direct sunlight in 01Early schematic sketch
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the hot desert environment. Placing slight open-
ings throughout the masonry walls will allow
the spaces inside to experience a full array of
daylight. These openings would also act as ap-
ertures framing views looking out. The masonry
walls will also help integrate the house into the
site.
The house opens up to views of the mountain
ranges and a creek that runs through the Ranch
to the north and east of the site. The two bed-
room two and a half bathroom house is broken
up into three separate masses comprised in
an L shaped plan. By separating the spaces it
expands the indoor and outdoor living concept
of a desert house. The separations acting as
breezeways will also help to frame sight lines
looking out over the Ranch while on the covered
decks. Concrete is used to hardscape around
the pool and fire pit to visually weigh down the
courtyard.
There are 9 interior modules and 5 exterior
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deck modules. The dimensions of the largest
modules are 12 feet by 20 feet. The modules
are divided into these smaller dimensions so
they can be transported to the site and lifted
into place. Steel frames and SIP inserts are
used to construct the modules with rusted steel
paneled siding and everything pre installed.
When the modules arrive to the site they are
lifted onto pillars, bolted together, then welded
down to the pillars creating a permanent
structure. Once in place the deck modules are
bolted together and the frame for the elevated
rain roof will be erected. Corrugated steel roof
panels are then applied to finish the house.
Responding to the desert environment ranging
from freezing winter evenings to hot summer
days. Energy efficient ways of maintaining com-
fortable living conditions have been incorporat-
ed into the house. Solar panels derive a portion
of the power needed for the house. Concrete
floors act as a thermal mass that absorbs heat
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01Exploded perspective showing the site built elements with the modules and roof system.
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that heat back into the house at night. During
summer months, the floors cool off at night and
provide a stable temperature during the day.
Triplepaned glass is used providing additional
insulation against the heat and cold. There is
cross ventilation through both axis of the house
and pools surrounding the house are used to
cool the air. When breezes come in contact with
the water it produces evaporation that lowers air
temperature.
The double roof construction protects against
direct sun and reduces heat gain by providing
an air space between the two roofs. The rain
roof on top is very minimal and has no need for
insulation. The gutter directs water into the pool
on the south side of the house were the water
then will overflow into a cistern to the east of the
house to collect and reuse gray water for toilets
and irrigation. All exterior materials are non-
combustible and can withstand the harsh desert
environment.
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OBJECTIVEThe primary focus of this project was to analyze the needs of a large scale modern art gallery in the Chelsea art district of New York City. The art scene in New York is Unique because they have the large scale modern art museums, as well as, an abundance of small mom and pop galleries littering the Chelsea cityscape. We were directed to comprehensively combine the program elements of both styles of gallery and also urged to engage or utilize the High Line (a raised urban park on an old elevated rail track) adjacent to our site.
Contemporary Art MuseumDaniel CarrNew York2010ARCH 456
PROCESSMy motive was to design for the fluidity between public and private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. I designed for an architecture that would unite and distinguish contradictions, made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undula-tion, there for achieving an encounter between opposites.
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OBJECTIVEThe primary focus of this project was to analyze the needs of a large scale modern art gallery in the Chelsea art district of New York City. The art scene in New York is Unique because they have the large scale modern art museums, as well as, an abundance of small mom and pop galleries littering the Chelsea cityscape. We were directed to comprehensively combine the program elements of both styles of gallery and also urged to engage or utilize the High Line (a raised urban park on an old elevated rail track) adjacent to our site.
Contemporary Art MuseumDaniel CarrNew York2010ARCH 456
PROCESSMy motive was to design for the fluidity between public and private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. I designed for an architecture that would unite and distinguish contradictions, made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undula-tion, there for achieving an encounter between opposites.
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“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“Triangular Theme- Nine Moving Lines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Still Life with Liqueur Bottle”by Pablo Picassooil on canvas32 1/8”x25 3/4”
Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
Lower Level Floor Plan
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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Level 4 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Class Room3 Office
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
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“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
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title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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1 Gallery2 Office Space
High Line Level Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
Level 4 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Class Room3 Office
Level 5 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Studio Space3 Lounge4 Exterior Balcony
Level 6 Floor Plan
1 Educational Space2 Reception Space3 Office4 Meeting Room5 Storage
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“Triangular Theme- Nine Moving Lines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
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“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Still Life with Liqueur Bottle”by Pablo Picassooil on canvas32 1/8”x25 3/4”
Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
Lower Level Floor Plan
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
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1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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Level 4 Floor Plan
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
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title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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1 Gallery2 Office Space
High Line Level Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
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1 Gallery2 Class Room3 Office
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1 Gallery2 Studio Space3 Lounge4 Exterior Balcony
Level 6 Floor Plan
1 Educational Space2 Reception Space3 Office4 Meeting Room5 Storage
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“Triangular Theme- Nine Moving Lines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Still Life with Liqueur Bottle”by Pablo Picassooil on canvas32 1/8”x25 3/4”
Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
Level 2 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Office Space
High Line Level Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
Level 4 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Class Room3 Office
Level 5 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Studio Space3 Lounge4 Exterior Balcony
Level 6 Floor Plan
1 Educational Space2 Reception Space3 Office4 Meeting Room5 Storage
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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PROCESSMy design process was intensively model based. Through numerous model variations the design devel-oped into a program consisting of the contemporary arts museum and an art school for the community of the Chelsea district. The programs are separated by 19th street. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.The design problem asked us to choose three pieces of art from museums in New York and design individual galleries for each piece. The three that I choose are shown above and the galleries I designed for them are shown in the renderings.
“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Triangular Theme- Nine MovingLines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Still, Untitled”by Pae WhiteCotton & Polyester ThreadedLarge
“Fission”by Bridget RileyTempera on Composition board35”x34”
“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Triangular Theme- Nine MovingLines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Still, Untitled”by Pae WhiteCotton & Polyester ThreadedLarge
“Fission”by Bridget RileyTempera on Composition board35”x34”
“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Triangular Theme- Nine MovingLines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Still, Untitled”by Pae WhiteCotton & Polyester ThreadedLarge
“Fission”by Bridget RileyTempera on Composition board35”x34”
“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
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“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“Triangular Theme- Nine Moving Lines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Still Life with Liqueur Bottle”by Pablo Picassooil on canvas32 1/8”x25 3/4”
Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
Level 2 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Office Space
High Line Level Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
Level 4 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Class Room3 Office
Level 5 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Studio Space3 Lounge4 Exterior Balcony
Level 6 Floor Plan
1 Educational Space2 Reception Space3 Office4 Meeting Room5 Storage
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
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Lower Level Floor Plan
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
Street Level Floor Plan
1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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1 Gallery2 Office Space
High Line Level Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
Level 4 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Class Room3 Office
Level 5 Floor Plan
1 Gallery2 Studio Space3 Lounge4 Exterior Balcony
Level 6 Floor Plan
1 Educational Space2 Reception Space3 Office4 Meeting Room5 Storage
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
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“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“Triangular Theme- Nine Moving Lines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Still Life with Liqueur Bottle”by Pablo Picassooil on canvas32 1/8”x25 3/4”
Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
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1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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1 Gallery2 Office Space
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1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
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“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
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1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
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1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
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“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“Triangular Theme- Nine Moving Lines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Still Life with Liqueur Bottle”by Pablo Picassooil on canvas32 1/8”x25 3/4”
Lower Level Floor Plan
1 Lower Level Gallery2 Lecture Hall / Performance Space3 Mechanical Room4 Storage
CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
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1 Entry2 Lobby3 Reception Area4 Coat Check5 Gift Shop / Book Store6 Storage7 Gallery8 Video Gallery
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1 Gallery2 Exterior Sculpture Gallery3 Cafe / Bar
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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Lower Level Floor Plan
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CHELSEA MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART, NEW YORK CITY BY DANIEL CARR
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“A Museum is a place of memory, composed of material and immaterial entities that document cultural events. Objects placed to-gether, often for reasons that may be subjective and accidental, political or scientific, reveal the history and adventure of humanity. A museum is an anthology of materials, removed from everyday circulation by people or institutions, initially put together as a private gallery of fetishes, to be contemplated according to obsessions or process of power; it is a col-lection of things whose placement in an architecturally defined space, on both the exterior and the interior, removes them from the world to pre-serve them and render them atemporal. It is a process of “abstraction,” in that the object is disengaged from its function and exhibited as an image, demonstrative of a period or a tendency, a personal or a collective event. The resulting passage from experienced to historicized reality turns the museum into a place of limbo where figures both new and old wander about and are functionally equivalent and indistinguishable.”
Germano Celant
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ConceptMy motive is to design for the fluidity between public and Private spaces. Within the metropolitan environment of New York City, private spaces are only found within a space. This is an architecture that unites and distinguishes contradictions,made up of rigidity and suppleness, linearity and undulation, there for achieving an encounter between opposites. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.
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PROCESSMy design process was intensively model based. Through numerous model variations the design devel-oped into a program consisting of the contemporary arts museum and an art school for the community of the Chelsea district. The programs are separated by 19th street. I choose to leave the gallery floor plans open for the unpredictable art world to define the space within as well as the environment that art can display. The long horizontal ramps transform the vertical circulation through the full height of the galleries into a horizontal journey that allows views into the galleries and out toward Manhattans wonderful views.The design problem asked us to choose three pieces of art from museums in New York and design individual galleries for each piece. The three that I choose are shown above and the galleries I designed for them are shown in the renderings.
“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Triangular Theme- Nine MovingLines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Still, Untitled”by Pae WhiteCotton & Polyester ThreadedLarge
“Fission”by Bridget RileyTempera on Composition board35”x34”
“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Triangular Theme- Nine MovingLines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Still, Untitled”by Pae WhiteCotton & Polyester ThreadedLarge
“Fission”by Bridget RileyTempera on Composition board35”x34”
“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
“On Either Side”by Berni Searlepigmented inkjet print39 1/4” by 78 1/4”
“Untitled”by Lee Bontecouwelded steel/ porcelain/ wire mesh/canvas/ wire 7’x8’x6’
“Collector”by John Gradewood80”x80”x10”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leewood36”x36”x12”
title unknownby Jaehyo Leestainless steel nails, bolts, & wood91”x26”x17”
“Yellow,Red,Orange”by Clive Smithoil on canvas48”x70”
“Triangular Theme- Nine MovingLines II”by George Rickeystainless steel, unique56”x25”x29”
“Distracting Distance, Chapter 16 (RGB)by R.H. Quaytmansilkscreen, gesso on wood24 3/4”x40”
“Still, Untitled”by Pae WhiteCotton & Polyester ThreadedLarge
“Fission”by Bridget RileyTempera on Composition board35”x34”
“Curcuit”by John Gradeglazed ceramic backed with gypsum polymer laminated to corn based resin & marine net9’3”x24”x24” each panel
“Piece of Barbara”by Jim Lutestempera & oil on linen78”x56”
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Advanced GraphicsDaniel Carr2011ARCH 563
Advanced graphics placed an emphases on
tone of line drawing and water coloring. My
freehand rendering skills have continued to
develop over the past years. I enjoy learning
new technics and applying them to my own.
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This course opened a window to a whole new
world for me. It began in the UK and as time
went on our travels progressed farther from the
familiar. The different cultures and languages
were few among the many peripheral experi-
ences that we came across. One thing that I
gained from this experience is an understand-
ing or a beginning to understand how to ap-
proach architecture from a designers point of
view and the best way possible to capture the
work within a perspective drawing or photo-
graph.
The Third and fi nal design for this se-mester was a youth hostel with the site located in Porto, Por-tugal. The site had an existing structure on it which I chose to incorporate into my design. Using the ex-isting facade and foot print I designed with respect to the sur-rounding structures.
Foreign StudiesUK & EuropeDaniel Carr2010ARCH 414
The Third and fi nal design for this se-mester was a youth hostel with the site located in Porto, Por-tugal. The site had an existing structure on it which I chose to incorporate into my design. Using the ex-isting facade and foot print I designed with respect to the sur-rounding structures.
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The Baltic Sea Retreat was one of three designs through out the semester. The problem asked us to locate an island on the Bal-tic Sea between Stockholm, Swe-den and Helsinki, Finland. The island I chose was interesting in the sense that it resembled two islands with a slight connection between them. My motive was to span the two mass’s of con-necting them with a cabin retreat. The cabin has an open fl oor plan to utilize the 600 square feet of
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Community CenterDaniel CarrButte, Montana2009ARCH 354
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StructuresDaniel Carr2009ARCH 243
The Nothstine structural model was a group
project that was completed with the help of
Scott Beans and Will Uebelacker. The assign-
ment was to study the structure used in Garo-
falo Architects design.
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FurnitureDaniel Carr2011ARCH 448
This cocktail table was derived from an idea
of experimenting with framing technics. After
multiple full size prototypes this final design
had evolved. Its made from walnut wood that
I laminated together. Steel plates are inserted
in the wood to reinforce the elbows of the legs.
Cables are in place for tension reasons. When
pressure is applied to the table the legs want to
fall outward allowing the cable to hold them in
place. The glass top has a 42 inch diameter.
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2200 W. Dickerson St. #48 - Bozeman, MT 59718 e:[email protected] Mobile (208)220-6516
DANIEL TYLER CARR
Objective
2200 W. Dickerson St. #48 - Bozeman, MT 59718 e: [email protected] Mobile (208)220-6516
Experience Bitnar ArchitectsJanuary 2011-Present. Architectural Intern Involved in designing and developing a 20 acre PUD. Drafting schematic design sets, design development sets and construction document sets. 3-D studios (digital and physical models), Material Library, Product Research. Organizing presentations for competition proposals.
LeClair Construction2008-2010. Carpenter Framing townhouses and condominium complexes. Landscaping - grading, irrigation, sod, fencing. Prepping and finishing concrete patios, driveways and sidewalks.
Volcko Construction2007-2008. Carpenter Custom framing of 5000+ sq. ft. houses in River Rim and Teton Springs subdivisions. Log and timber framing.
Legacy Custom Homes2005-2007. Carpenter Custom framing of single family housing. Rough framing, finish framing, hard wood flooring, tile, masonry, sheet rock, concrete.
Education Bozeman, MontanaMasters of Architecture2011-2012. Montana State University
B.A. Environmental Design2007-2010. Montana State University
Associate of Applied Science Civil Engineering Technology2005-2007. Idaho State University
Skills Computer Software · Illustrator · Photoshop · InDesign · Acrobat · PowerPoint · Excel · Word · 40 wpm · Land Desktop · Revit 2008-2012 · ArchiCAD · 3D Rhinoceros · AutoCAD (2-d & 3-d) · SketchUp · 3D Max Design ·
Studio Experience · Schedules · Materials Library · Detail · Illustration · Freehand Sketch · Graphite Renderings · · Programming · Conceptual Design · Space Planning · Perspective · Product Research · LEED · · Model Making · Construction & Fabrication · Media & Presentation · Cost Estimates ·
Qualities · Research Skills · Analytical Thinking · Communication Skills · Problem Solving · Technical Literacy · · Computer Literacy · Teamwork & Leadership · Honest · Logical · Time Management · Interactive ·· Information Management · Independent · Adaptable · Productive · Sustainable · Responsible · · Organized · Loyal · Motivated · Confident · Energetic · Positive · Professional · Determined · Rational ·· Flexible · Dependable · Eager · Sensible · Friendly · Courteous · Multicultural · Courageous · Creative · · Compassionate · and most importantly Architecture is my Passion ·
Recognition &Certification
2009 Lowell & Mary Springer ScholarshipMSU AIAS Scholarship 2009
Build on professional experience working with technology and talented designers
W.A.Q.T.C. (Western Allience for Quality Transpertation Construction) Certified2008-2011
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