Pulse
As one walks the streets, they see the train passing on top of the underpass and under it many lights, while shifting in different colors, are pulsing. They are intrigued and start walking toward it. One would say the structure looks as if it falls into its surroundings. As they get closer, they notice these solar panels that give power to the lights during the day, with the sun being the main source of light during the day and at night electrical lighting takes over allowing for a safer passageway for pedestrians. They see the reveled beams through this milled acrylic panel that are lighting up with LED’s. Earth tones blend the manmade structure within its natural environments. Lighting and color accentuates the overall experience they will have while actually in the space. That is also going to be noticeable in the “glowing” shifting walls as they seem to come from the ground. The cove lighting from the ceiling releases this yellowish glow while making the underpass feel warm and a comfortable place. As one would say the underpass will be the focal point during the daytime as well as nighttime. As day turns into night, the underpass becomes a stronger, independent entity. There is a hierarchy created in the space as it shift from outside to the inside of the underpass. While promoting fitness through this underpass, one would also say that the place seems familiar. They say that because the underpass “captures” the city where every pedestrian, whether on foot, bike or rollerblades, will pause and see the history of the city of Greensboro and its Greenway Underpass.
Downtown Greenway
We are going to have three ideas conceptual/sketches and models (by Wendsday to desk critiqued)where we portray our interpretation of how the space is going to work and be visualized(pedestrians,biking) There are 4 significant pieces of public making the corners of the Downtown Greenway expressing city wide themes such as Motion, Freedom,Innovation, Tradition.
Fall 2011 Fourth Year Studio: First Day Back
Final Critique[studio]
Networking Project
Group Marketing Package
Black Swans and The U.S future: The challenge of resilience
Research Paper
Permits
- Do I need a city permit for my renovation?
- How much does it cost?
- How much space can be transformed to a living space?
- Will I be able to call this a room if I just put a door here and a wall there?
Let us perform the city research for you!
Iarc 451
1. Online Posting
iida.org/content.cfm/careers
careercenter.aia.org
jobbank.asid.org/jobs
archinect.com/jobs
2. Absoloutely need printed portfolio
-"Where do i look for portfolio samples and advice?"
"ask around"
www.portfoliodesign.com
"Embrace the white space" in the portfolio.
"Do not cram everything" in the portfolio.
11"x17" is a good choice.
BE CREATIVE
You have to present graphically with limit text.
* Graphics more important
What do I put in my portfolio?
range of creative work
range of skills
range of interests
mix of hand and digital work
mix of media
*What makes a good cover letter?
contact info
keep it simple
address to a person
do not repeat resume
relate yourself to a position
keep it proffesional
*What do I put on my resume?
contact info
objective (unique to position)
education
work experience
[less is More]
Personal Marketing Package
Inspiration
CLIENT: Solomon Group
ARCHITECT:Asymptote Architecture
CONSULTANTS:
LOCAL ARCHITECT: Gansam and Junglim Architects
MEP & STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Arup
FACADE CONSULTANT: Front, Inc.
VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION: Lerch, Bates and Associates Inc.