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fifth year @okstatearch
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P2_TheOutpost :

Located at the corner of S Washington St. and Hall of Fame Ave. on Oklahoma State University’s campus. Student space is limited in this area of campus, mostly designated for car traffic and circulation. As a team including myself, and three of my peers, we began this project by looking closer at the OSU campus in this location and figuring out what would make since formally, site wise, and circulation wise. Once our “masterplan” was complete, in the form of a site plan. We chose to divide and conquer, splitting our given build able into 4 parcels to design independently, and reconnect at the end of our project. I was tasked with a portion of the site with ample outdoor space, and a building program of “study & collaboration.” I first looked for ways to separate collaboration from personal study space, I chose to accommodate this through separation by building levels. I then thought about what a student might look for in a space to work; light, privacy, desk space, the list goes on. In plan and section, you can decipher how I combined these things into one building functionally. Even stretching to the outdoors, with a covered outdoor study/work space and an integrated dog park for relaxation and “blowing off steam.”

SlideOne: Users of the Student Success Center
SlideTwo: Team-Completed Site Masterplan
SlideThree: Team-Completed form massing
SlideFour: Level 1 floor plan imposed on site portion.
SlideFive: Level 2 floor plan imposed on site portion.
SlideSix: Full building axonometric section
SlideSeven: Study space axonometric “chunk”
SlideEight: Outdoor study space site axonometric “chunk”
SlideNine: Formal process diagram
SlideTen: Structure zoning diagram
SlideEleven: Site portion sun-study diagram

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, line-work in Adobe Illustrator, representative imagery done also in Adobe Illustrator with Adobe Photoshop as support. by @kade.rvt

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a year ago

P2_TheBend :

The Bend is a mass timber construction of an urban multi-use space, including residential units, welders habitat, and childcare. Completed in a team of myself and two peers, we chose to create a building form that would maximize waterfront coverage and urban views. Our site is located on the riverbank in a cold climate in Northeast North America. With this knowledge in our back pocket, we made a choice to utilize solar heating effects through large glass curtain walls, and minimize the transverse effects of windchill and snow buildup with an offset enveloping semi-translucent and mechanized skin condition. This choice of skin envelope allows for solar rays to penetrate and do their job of assisting in heating during winter months, while still blocking wind and snow from touching the enclosure system. Our spaces are laid out in a linear fashion as seen in plan, with main circulation centralized to not takeaway maximum outer views.

CoverPage: Inspiration
SlideTwo : Line-work building elevation and section to show envelope and organizational processes.
SlideThree : Line-work floor plans of floor one through three (top to bottom), extension of structure layouts from floor three through five are similar and have minimal differences.
SlideFour: Exploded isometric view of building envelope and skin conditions.
SlideFive: Exterior representation near water frontage, showing use by community and site circulation.
SlideSix: Interior representation in cafe/lounge space. Showing interior material qualities and experience.

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, line-work in Adobe Illustrator, representative imagery with Adobe Photoshop and Rhino7 Raytracing as support. by @kade.rvt

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a year ago

Studio V:
Part One: Mass Timber Wellness Retreat
Part Two: Oklahoma State University Student Success Center by @kade.rvt

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a year ago

P4FINAL_TheSantaFeTrainDepot :

A historic train station in downtown Oklahoma City wanted to be given new life. An adaptive reuse project came about wanting a new connection to the adjacent district of Bricktown, the site for the new OKC Thunder sports arena, and the rest of the country by train! Maintaining the historic integrity of the depot, the main large structure was kept in tact visually and three new architectural solutions were added to create the necessary spaces to keep proper function. First is a glass and steel suspension bridge that connects the next part, a pair of steel, glass, and limestone “boxes”. These first two elements are arguably the most important as the have a rigid steel structural system that coincides with the W&W|AFCO Steel Structure competition that this project was a part of, these were the big ticket solutions that were thought of. The third solution was a tunneling system to connect to first, Bricktown, and second, the outer railway platform. All of this is visible in the plans. The imagery was very important to me in this project, I wanted to communicate that this was an ode to the historical attributes of the original Santa Fe Depot (the majority black and white imagery) and the emphasis of steel structure (the magenta members). These illustrations were important, and they were effectively imagined.

CoverPage : Front Elevation
SlideTwo : Rendered imagery (left; interior of suspension connection bridge, top right; exterior street frontage, bottom right; site plan with surrounding context.
SlideThree : drawings (top; section with context, middle; floor one plan, bottom; floor two plan)

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, drawings in Adobe Applications, and render-look imagery done with a combination of Raytracing Software and Adobe Photoshop. by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

P2_TheUrbanMonastery :

Taoism is an ancient Chinese religion whose people believe in harmony with nature, the universe, and all living things. This urban monastery brings this natural religion to the mid-rise urban environment of Brooklyn, New York. The structure uses a structural steel grid system that anchors into load bearing reinforced concrete walls on the narrow ends of the building. The “pod” which is cantilevered off of the largest face of@the building uses a large truss system and an ultra-light polycarbonate curtain wall as protection from the elements, this is where the worship spaces are housed. The ground interaction is one of the most interesting parts of the monastery, it has a land-stair that brings you above grade and closer to the main attraction (the “pod”). Finally, the louvre system that adorns the large face of the main building allow lighting patterns to flood into the large spaces adding interest and another level of connection back to nature.

CoverPage : Ancient Chinese Land-Gate
SlideTwo : The primary actors of the urban monastery
SlideThree : Sections & elevations
SlideFour : Illustratively rendered imagery (left; large “money shot”, top right; interior of worship spaces in “pod”, bottom right; exterior under “pod” near land-stepping).

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, drawings done in Adobe Illustrator, and Illustrative Rendering done in Adobe Photoshop. A physical model was made by 3-D printing for final representation purposes (not pictured). by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

P1_TheBookClub :

We started by looking at the architectural typology of a roadside stop (rest stop, gas station, attraction) and created visual imagery from our research. What was important and what makes a roadside stop a roadside stop? Then we took those principles and created our own, that’s where the book club came from. It is a roadside restaurant that doubles as a large scale “little free library”. You take a book, leave a book, have a meal, look around, whatever you want. It takes on the typology of the canopy that you would find at a gas station, creating usable outdoor space. Finally the main attraction was the playful roofline that is visible in section and elevation, it takes on a butterfly roof shape that was common in the older days of roadside stops. The construction uses a combination of steel which holds up the polycarbonate rain screen, and a glue-lam wood beam structure for the roofs.

CoverPage: Imagery research constructs
SlideTwo : Site plan & Diagramming
SlideThree : Elevation views
SlideFour : Section views & floor plan
SlideFive : Rendered imagery (top; approach, bottom left; canopy on frontage, bottom right; interior of dining space)

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, drawings finished in Adobe Illustrator, and rendered imagery done with a combination of Enscape and Adobe Photoshop. by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

Studio IV : P1_TheBookClub P2_AnUrbanMonastery P3_TheSantaFeTrainDepot by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

P4FINAL_AVisitorCenter :

The focus of this was on the facade and street frontage. We took trips to the local downtown and studied how the facades of the stores interacted with the street, the sidewalks, and the surroundings. I took the elements of canopies and incorporated it into a layered facade system with a mechanical louvre system to allow customized lighting patterns into the interior. The inclusion of a parapet was integral to the recognition of historical storefronts in the American Downtown… ICONOGRAPHY.

CoverPage : Elevation perspective
SlideTwo : Site plan (top left), floor one plan (middle right), floor two plan (top right), sections (bottom).
SlideThree : Rendered imagery (top; rear outdoor space, bottom left; entry, bottom right; interior balcony)

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, drawings done in Adobe Illustrator, rendered imagery done in Adobe Photoshop. Scale physical modeling was used for final representation purposes (not pictured). by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

P3_TheSubversiveRodeo :

The American South, covered in rodeo land and arena. Take it, twist it, reform it, make it new. They say “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” but we fixed it even though it wasn’t broken. Stretch, elevate, spectate. I took the key elements of a rodeo; the arena, the announcer stand, the spectator, and the raised booth and applied those three principles to them. Creating this series of elevated paths for spectators to watch competitors from above, creating a new and always moving perspective. I broke it, so that I could fix it.

CoverPage : The actor of the rodeo.
SlideTwo : Rendered imagery (top left; lower covered path, bottom left; the arena, top right; elevated paths, bottom right; the interior space).
SlideThree : Line-work axonometric of the new rodeo & diagraming of the process.
SlideFour : The site of the new rodeo & sections.

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, line-work in Adobe Illustrator, rendered imagery in Adobe Photoshop. by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

P1_formREVELATION :

Creating something new from something old, and creating something new from something that doesn’t exist. Thinking from a new angle of imagination, what is this place, what was it, why is that there. We were given an image with no context, told to exaggerate a part of it in a way that maybe made no sense. Ambiguity of form.

CoverPage : Revelation
SlideTwo : Part 1 original image
SlideThree : Part one line drawing
SlideFour : Part two original doctored image
SlideFive : Part two line drawing

Part_1 : In 1975G, explorers land in a desolate North America, discovering a peculiar structure. Inside, scaffolded seating faces a raised stage, resembling a worship center. A chapel, scattered pages with rhythmic symbols, and a cylindrical room revealing stars suggest humans once revered nature, the cosmos, or something greater. Mystery lingers.

PART_2 : Explorers encounter a vast, intricate structure filled with protruding features, towering scaffolded seating, and a stage. It resembles a worship site, with chapels and pamphlets scattered throughout.
A cylindrical room reveals infinite darkness, stars, and planets, hinting that humans revered nature and the cosmos in a beautifully planned, awe-inspiring space.

This was done using Adobe applications including Photoshop and Illustrator. Major parts of the doctored image in Part_2 were done with the help of Artificial Intelligence. by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

Studio III : P1_formREVELATION P3_TheSubversiveRodeo P4_AVisitorsCenter by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago

P4FINAL_CommunityCenter :

The community center is in Stillwater, Oklahoma and is meant to serve as a new connection to an existing outdoor and service driven area. Adjacent to the local food pantry and a large park/sports arena, the community center provides added interior space for more activity in this already bustling area. The form is derived from the shape of the site and split into three different structures allowing spatial organization to be a breeze. The construction is a classic post/beam construction with glass curtain walls and flat roof “hats”. These glass forms have protruding concrete tubular forms that house important spaces including a performance space, classrooms, and a reading room. You can also see as the forms grow in size, their height grows with them, creating a stair-stepping form representing new steps toward access and inclusion in this area of Stillwater.

CoverPage : Line drawing elevation
SlideTwo : Sections of each “pod” (top; entry pod, middle; learning pod, bottom; performance pod).
SlideThree : Exploded axonometric, interior rendering (bottom right), exterior rendering (top right).
SlideFour : Floor plan superimposed on top of site plan
SlideFive : Physical model photos.

Done with digital modeling in Rhino7, hand modeling done with chipboard, cardboard, basswood, and piano wire. Drawings utilize color as a form of representation and were done using Adobe applications. by @kade.rvt

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2 years ago