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001 rivr media production
002 ut medical joint replacement center
003 steelcase work life center
004 mcclung warehouse
005 couteau french fine dining
006 coral house
007 color theory
008 various media
009 photography
0011001 rir vr media production
0002002 ututt mememedicdicalala joijo nt nt repplacement center
003003 steellcascase we wworkorkork lililifefefe cencenterer
0040040 mccluclungngng warwarw ehoeh use
005005005 cococouteuteauau frefrenchnchnch fifine dindini inginging
00600006 cocoralral hoouseseuse
007 cocolorlo theory0077
0080 various media
009 phhphotootoot grarag phyphyhy
SL ANT focuses on the most impor tant issue tha t sur rounds
the ex is t ing bu i ld ing: indoor a i r qua l i ty. R IVR Media im-
poses the need for a focus on l igh t and sound. S lanted wal ls
and rec t i lenear pr isms become the pr imar y e lement which
funct ion such tha t l igh t and a i r a re a l lowed to f low f ree ly
th rough the space, decreas ing mois ture compl ica t ions tha t
have deter iora ted the ex is t ing bu i ld ing. S lanted wal ls crea te
i r regu lar shapes which natura l ly encourage movement o f a i r
and no ise def lec t ion. The c i rcu la t ion is on a nar rowing path ,
and the s lan ted wal ls on i ts edges crea te acoust ica l ly sound
vo lumes of space. The h igh NRC of fo l iage war rants the use
of l i v ing wal l pane ls o f hydroponc p lants tha t absorb and
abo l ish tox ins in the a i r. Parador C l ickBoard, a LEED cer t i -
f ied mater ia l , uses a Pro-A i r system based on a natura l ly-
occur r ing pro te in tha t absorbs, degrades, and neut ra l i zes
a i rborne po l lu tants . S lant reacts to the act iv i ty o f media pro-
duct ion wi th energet ic rec t i lenear forms which re f lec t l igh t
such tha t i t p roduces an ambient and hea l thy g low of na tura l
day l igh t th roughout the space. Angu lar des ign re l ieves the
nar row s i te f rom the ob l iga t ion of ex tens ive cor r idors and
increases c i rcu la t ion e f f ic iency to form a bet te r-communi-
cat ing corpora te cu l tu re . 001001
001 RIVR MEDIA PRODUCTIONSpring 2012Audio+Video Production and Post ProductionProfessor GerenKnoxville, TNProject Title: Slant
RESEARCH+SITE ANALYSIS
Bacon+Co. Building, Downtown Knoxville, TN
Preliminary Research Images
Knoxv i l l e ’s complex re la t ion-sh ip be tween nature and po l -lu tant -caus ing t ranspor ta t ion g ives r ise to per t inent issues wi th a i r qua l i ty. The va l leys of the Smoky Mounta ins cause a l le rgens and tox ins to hang in the a i r whi le i ts geograph ic locat ion g ives r ise to h igh lev-e ls o f t ranspor ta t ion wi th in the area. S lant is consc ious of the env i ronment tha t i t fab-r ica tes both indoors and out . Low-emi t t ing mater ia ls lessen i ts impact on the ex ter io r en-v i ronment and crea te hea l th ie r indoor l i v ing cond i t ions on the in te r io r.The Bacon&Co. bu i ld ing has a ex t reme prob lem wi th mois-ture ; water damage caused the d i lap ida t ion of th ree quar-te rs o f the southern facade.RIVR Media ca l ls for acoust i -ca l ly sound spaces wi th min i -mal d i rec t sun l igh t and con-t ro l lab le l igh t ing.
east elevation
north elevation
sunlight diagram
site diagram
context diagram
Slanted wal ls conduct sof t cont inuous l igh t
th rough the space, encourage the s teady
movement o f a i r, and prov ide no ise pro tec-
t ion throuth soundwave def lec t ion. Recessed
f i x tures , a i r y spaces, and c lean workab le
sur faces min imize the co l lec t ion of po l lu t -
ants whi le ce i l ing t i l es a l low for easy access
to e lec t r ica l systems and f i x tures . Recessed
shad ing membranes for cont ro l lab le l igh t ing
and pr ivacy a l low RIVR Media to take advan-
tage of in f lowing natura l day l igh t as we l l as
min imize g la re and unwanted heat . Ang led
wal ls prov id hea l th and re jec t spat ia l monot-
ony wi th in the workp lace.
concept diagram of air, light and sound
CONCEPT
perspective of entrance lobby at street level
BASEMENT LEVELcollaboration
circulation
media lounge lobby offices
living wall+rest area
collaborative+meeting spaces
cafe
relaxation+health
roof garden
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
DIAGRAM LEGEND
GROUND LEVELproduction+reception
SECOND LEVELcreating+gathering
offices offices exercise
THIRD LEVELediting+producing suites
THIRD LEVELexecutive offices
FOURTH LEVELcollaboration+health
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storagefire-rated vaultstorage management officeunderground media lounge
BASEMENT LEVELcollaboration
GROUND LEVELproduction+reception
SECOND LEVELcreating+gathering
mailcontrol roomstudiocollaborationgreenscreenlobby
editing suitemachine roomgathering+exhibitioncafe
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THIRD LEVELediting+producing suites
THIRD LEVELexecutive offices
FOURTH LEVELcollaboration+health
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conferenceediting+producingmicro kitchentouchdown zone
executive offices+suitesmediascape touchdownmicro kitchentouchdown zone
quiet campfiresinteractive classroom+conferencesunlit roof terrace+pavilionexercise+health
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SYSTEMS FURNITURE
People are drawn to a space for mul t i tude of reasons and funct ions. The use of s tee lcase systems furn i -tu re a l lows for a comple te in tegra-t ion of form and funct ion; the fur-n i tu re cho ices re f lec t the act iv i t ies tha t wi l l take p lace in each space as we l l as fac i l i ta te profess iona l co l labora t ive behav ior.
S tee lcase systems furn i tu re re in-forces the funct ion of the mul t i -purpose cafe ; the space is a h igh ly adaptab le env i ronment tha t can ser ve many types of pr iva te or pub-l ic events . A dramat ica l ly ang led whi te wa l l is a backdrop for v ideo pro jec t ion and is a response to the dramat ic and h igh-energy nature o f te lev is ion product ion.
touchdowncome-and-go meeting
share ideas controllable privacyprivate conversation
perspective view of multipurpose cafe
MEDIA LOUNGE+STORAGE
PRODUCTION+RECEPTION
CREATING+GATHERING
EDITING+PRODUCING SUITES
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
COLLABORATION+HEALTH
STACKING
stacking diagram
longitudinal section a-a
perspective view of media lounge
media pavilion perspective view of office with high-NRC foliage panels
perspective view of interactive classroom
preliminary sketch of executive office
perspective view of end result executive office
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
perspective view of executive floor
The UT Medical Joint Replacement Center is a 30-bed facility designed as a part of the UT Medical Center campus in Knoxville, TN. The overall goal is to create a patient-friendly environment that is innovative and provides transformative care. The Joint Replacement floor acts as an example to its neighboring spaces, placing emphasis on operational efficiency as well as sustainable building practices.
The thoughtful design features energetic yet natural feel that is expressed in modern materials. The main lobby and circulation system is designed to promote easy wayfinding for visitors and outpatients, thus reducing anxiety and confusion for patients and families. Departmental adjacencies allow for maximum spatial efficiency. Multiple greenwalls are placed throughout the circulation path to create a nature-inclined healing environment for both the patients and staff. Daylight is integrated into the core carefully by use of electronic smartglass. 002
002 UT MEDICAL JOINT REPLACEMENT CENTERFall 2012Inpatient and Outpatient careProfessor GerenKnoxville, TN
central cafe
sun room for visiting
physical therapy
patient quarters
systems+staff
program diagram
southeast elevationsite plan
SITE+PROGRAM OVERVIEW
southwest elevation
Quadrate forms envelop the major spaces within the project and are a reminder of the ups and downs of re-covery. The implied directionality of this form is remi-niscent of the importance of forward movement in our bodies and our minds. This system of volumes and lines creates a language that defines, divides and develops space into functional zones according to the program. These abstract zones create energy while defining space.
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ANNOTATED PLAN+RCP
visiting roomprivate therapypatient roomelevator lobbystorage
nurse lockersnurse breakmed roomnurse stationdoctor dictation
wasteelectricalclean supplyconferenceopen therapy
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plan view of east wing seventh floor
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all acoustical ceiling heights at 9’-0” AFFdropped soffit ceiling hights at 8’-6” AFFall interior walls are of 6” thicknessall plumbing and fire rated walls at 8” thickness
NOTESceiling mounted LED pendant
wall mounted fluorescent fixture
recessed pinhole can with low voltage halogen
recessed eyeball low voltage halogen
gypsum board soffit
acoustical ceiling tile
emergency and exit lighting
concealed 48” fluorescent strip
ceiling mounted fluorescent downlight
recessed 48” fluorescent strip
LEGEND
reflected ceiling plan of east wing seventh floor
PUBLIC SPACES GREEN OVER GREY VERTICAL GARDEN SYSTEM
RESPACE ACOUSTICS TEXTURED WALL PANELS
SMARTGLASS INTERNATIONAL ELECTRIC SWITCHABLE GLASS
JACARANDA SANFOOT WOOD VENEER WALLCOVERING
FERRARI ACOUSTIC SHADING SYSTEM
SHERWIN WILLIAMS LOW VOC WALL+CEILING PAINT
Natural daylight infiltrates the building through a system of electric frosted glass that changes transparency with the flip of an electrical switch. A film that is inbetween two layers of glass reacts to an electrical current, caus-ing a reaction that allows light to pass through the frost-ed glazing. When turned off, the electrical current ceases and the glass remains fogged.
The wrapped ceiling in the corridors travels up and around the dropped acoustical ceiling panels. The lamp-ing of corridor illumination is concealed to give a soft glowing effect to the space while soffits break up the length of the corridor. Angled doorways and white-finish soffits push natural daylight through the space. These angled doorways create spacious light niches as well as provide a direct path for rolling beds to move in and out of the patient rooms.
Armstrong Rejuvenations sheet vinyl flooring maintains the feel of natural materials and reinforces the integrity of the linear space. Parador Clickboard envelops the nurse station for easy wayfinding as well as emphasizes the nurse zone. Clickboard and greenwalls neutralize toxins within the air, improving air quality in the most central-ized location of the space.
perspective view of south-facing corridor on east wing
steelcase nurse station with custom 3form panels
ceiling detail: fluorescent accent lighting perspective view of entrance lobby at major public elevator
ARMSTRONG REJUVENATIONSSTONERUN SHEET VINYL
SHERWIN WILLIAMS PARAKEETLOW VOC WALL PAINT
DESIGNTEX WHIRLAWAY PERFORMANCE UPHOLSTERY
STEELCASESTORMCASEWORK LAMINATE
ARMSTRONG REJUVENATIONSAMBIGU SHEET VINYL
JACARANDA SANFOOTBEECH QCTREATED WOOD VENEER
entrylavatory
patient
visitor
storage+work
PATIENT ROOM
custom recessed LED accent lighting
carolina reverie sleeper sofa
adjacency diagram of typical patient room
perspective view of patient room
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wardrobe provided in caseworkpatient zone recessed for privacyrecessed accent ledge for personalizationangled door for easy furniture movementbathroom door swings out for fall safety
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A break in the ceiling soffits allows bright natural light from clerestory win-dows to diffuse friskily through the space. The soft bright light illuminates the circulation path that is directly below it.
Adjustable lighting is essential to retail spaces. Track lighting, many re-cessed cans, and pendant lights are mounted on adjustable fixtures that allow the space to change with different displays. Angled track lights allow for dimensional cross lighting of displays.
Spaces are organized such that collaboration, privacy, and everywhere in-between are available. The Me spaces are the most private, while the We spaces are aimed at collaboration. Joint spaces cater both to privacy and collaboration, having elements such as small-group setting or adjustable privacy panels. 003
003 STEELCASE WORK LIFE CENTERFall 2012Workspace InteriorsProfessor GerenKnoxville, TNProject Title: Break
diagram of we+me spaces diagram of circulation+organization
par ti diagram
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
nurture reception
nurturepatient
node classroom
meeting
offices
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gatheringlearning
preliminary sketch of meeting area
floor plan view
PROJECT DETAILS
kerfed local reclaimed wood respdonds to functional demands
adjustable lumbar molds to curve of low back
Break features a unique component: Greenspace. Greenspace refers to the area of the work envi-ronment that is recreationally focused; we believe that if we have moments of rejuvenation in our environments at work, we are happier and more efficient workers. Therefore this zone is called the greenspace, being green by being more efficient in the workplace. Greenspace features casual and modular lounge-style seating, a large flatscreen monitor, a kitchen and even walkstations.
Filzfelt Wall Panels is an acoustical system that adds softness, texture and color to the space. It is clip-fastened, making it easy to hang. The sys-tem is more than just an attractive and practical surface - it is tackable, accordingly becoming an immense space-saver and collaborative tool.
Just as Steelcase ergonomic furniture yields to the form of the body, the kerfing of local and reclaimed wood allows the wood to mold to the spatial needs of its respective zone.
furniture diagram
perspective view of entry
perspective view of design floor
FILZFELTTACKABLE ACOUSTICAL WALL SYSTEM
SHERWIN WILLIAMSSNOWDROPLOW VOC WALL PAINT
SHERWIN WILLIAMSGRAYISHLOW VOC WALL PAINT
J+J INVISIONSWEATHERED STEEL MODULAR 330 VERDIGRISNYLON CARPET TILE FLOORING
J+J INVISIONSHIGH RISE 1315 JACKSON SQUARENYLON CARPET TILE FLOORING
ARCHITEXOSPREYPERFORMANCE VINYL UPHOLSTERY
REALSTONE SYSTEMSHONED LATTENATURAL STONE WALL VENEER
SHERWIN WILLIAMSPOLITE WHITELOW VOC WALL PAINT
KNOX RAIL SALVAGERECLAIMED HARDWOODKERFED WOOD
McClung Warehouses are located on the edge of downtown in Knoxville, TN. The main goal of this project is to activate the area and bring life and safety into the surrounding streets. Accordingly, the project is programmed by zones of action and potential busi-ness. Spaces are stacked to provide an element of refuge.
To activate the space, volumes within the interior begin to shif t allowing the building to interact with itself and its context differ-ently. Living walls and greenspace on the site attract visitors and residents alike.
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004 MCCLUNG WAREHOUSEFall 2011Mixed UseProfessor RobinsonKnoxville, TNProject Title: Transition
SITE+RESEARCH
sub basement basement ground level
site diagram
organization of interior volumes
concept diagram: motion and stillness second level third level fourth level
ganization of interior volumes
Located adjacent to the train tracks, greenspace and a gathering terrace create a unified zone for people to gather and socialize. A living wall panel system responds and acts as an insulation method to the extreme loudness and vibration from the many sets of noisy tracks. A light well allows light to dive into the core of the building. A suspended side entry allows tenants and residents a private entry from the street.
southwestern facade
roof plan showing greenspaces
LIVING WALL SYSTEM
GREENSPACE
RECLAIMED WOOD
ROOFTOP GLAZING
PERMEABLE PAVERS
GROUND FLOOR
restful area
semi active
most active
programming overview furniture choice via programming overview
touchdown
ground level floor plan
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movable seating
booth seatingbooths
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bar
section a-a
perspective view of sam and andys’ dining room
section b-b
perspective view of residential loft
Presentation is one of the most critically impor tant aspects of French fine dining cuisine. The Santoku knife informs the design of Cou-teau French Fine Dining restaurant. The contemprary knife slices to produce clean lines and various edged shapes and textures. The exciting rapid knife technique of a skilled chef is translated into bright colors and sharp lines. This restaurant design calls upon the exploratious feeling of travel and the rich indulgence of fine dining. Spatial progression is noted by directional simplification of material, quelling anxiety from everyday life and advancing toward the richness of a pleasurable experience through food. The dining space bursts with an ambient warm glow that entices guests into the feeling of the moment, imploring the spontaneous notion of travel and adventure.
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005 COUTEAU | FRENCH FINE DININGFall 2010Creative Research ProjectProfessor AoukarKnoxville, TN
CONCEPT
perspective view of dining room
longitudinal section A-A
floor plan
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process research
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
furniture diagram: andreu world brandy chair, b+b italia tulip chair
section B-B
The formations of coral reefs inspire this project. Winding circula-tion reveals the manner in which a fish weaves through underwater systems of complex coral structures. Just as the walls curve to en-velop interior volumes, these corals provide shelter and protection to their inhabiting marine life. Consequently, the intimate interior spaces are enveloped by curving walls to result in protection and privacy. The residence is organized around the maintenance of pri-vate and social space. Social space is the first point of access and has the most open design. The most exclusive space is positioned at the end of the mazy circulation path in order to deter visitors. The focus of this busy chef’s home is on privacy, leisure space, and a spacious kitchen. The home as a whole concentrates on privacy, relaxation, and cooking. 006
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006 CORAL HOUSEFall 2010Structure by Rem KoolhaasProfessor AoukarKnoxville, TNProject Title: Coral
CONCEPT+DEVELOPMENT
section b-b section c-c
longitudinal secton a-a
ground level floor plan
basic massing concept diagram
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OO7 COLOR THEORYStructured Color Analysis
george pali my sunshine color inventory
Proportional color inventory exercsise; composition on the right is based on the proportional quantities of colors from George Pali’s My Sunshine .
CONCEPTUALIZING COLOR
expansiondominant planes
Influenced by Le Corbusier, Richard Meier was interested in the nuances in perspective view and accordingly the expansion and contraction of the visual field. The Smith House is comprised of expanding and contracting vol-umes that contain a contrasting focal point. This duality gives way to a primary and secondary spatial experience.
Colors from the Salubra color palette define the roles of different elements within the interior residential land-scape. The heaviest and most advancing colors are applied to the elements which divide the program into private and public zones. The light colors indicate the spaces which are intended to recede almost weight-lessly.
diagrammatic salubra color application ground level
entry level
second level
spatial effect of color
colors from Salubra collection
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008 HANDS-ONImplementation of Design Skills
shoe+egg+paper
charcoal+graphite perspective
WORK BY HAND
titania light
sketch chair welded 3d print object
rietveld zigzag extrusion
3d printed object
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009 PHOTOGRAPHYInquiry into CompositionDigitalVarious Travels
Sears Tower SkyboxChicago, IL
La AlhambraGranada, España
PHOTOGRAPHY EXAMINING TRANSPARENCY AND PROGRESSION
Mezquita de CórdobaCórdoba, España
Paper Mill Lock NarrowboatsEssex, UK
McCormick Tribune Campus CenterCincinnati, OH
Pedestrian BridgeMemphis, TN
PHOTOGRAPHY EXAMINING LIGHT
6th AvenueNYC, NY
Showroom in Merchandise MartChicago, IL
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