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Chinatown Chicago Fire Station 4Northerly Island Pavilion 8Chicago Pre-Fab Modular Housing 10

A fire station design allowing emergency vehicles toeasily access Archer Ave. and Wentworth Ave. whennecessary. The unique angles of the site translate intothe living and working spaces.

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A pavilion for Northerly Island whichencompasses the landscape whilecreating a space for reception andgathering, a space for exhibits, and aspace for lectures and presentations.

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A study of prefabricated modular homes for low income families of theWashington Park community. Specifically exploring the programmaticvariations of 12’ and 16’ wide units. The projects goal was to develop asite that would be family-friendly and exploit the oversized parkways

Chicago Pre-Fab Modular Housing

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Chicago Pre-Fab Modular Housing - 12ft Unit

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The 16’ unit being wider allowed for the use ofstraight stairs that were pushed aside. This moveagain minimizes circulation spaces and forms theliving spaces for a family of four. No shifts neededto occur in the plans as the stairs allowed for equallydivided bedrooms on the second floor as well as amaster bedroom for the parents on the top floor.

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