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ARCH 100D
arch 100d
Currently
Under construction
ARCH 100c
ARCH 100C
THE SPARK
Based on your discussions with the Black Cultural Zone, design an affordable housing unit that addresses the needs of the East Oakland community.
ARCH100B
ARCH 100B
ACOUSTITCH
Urban Institute: Construct a building that considers functions of space, operability, structure, and performance in an in-fill site in San Francisco which will house an urban model, exhibition space, research center, and public assembly space.
ARCH 100A
ARCH 100A
CONTRA COSTA COMMUNITY COMMONS
COLLECTIVE FORM: Using your prototypical construct insights, construct a public building across the El Cerrito del Norte BART Station with programs including a community library, public meeting rooms, and social services.
ARCH 11B
ARCH 11B
Brief: Extrapolate a planometric relationship between figure and ground from a chosen painting to serve as a basis for defining planar and sectional spatial spaces.
ALBERS FOLLY
The angles and shades of the painting radiate, in which my model strictly follows the angles and expanding feature.
Chosen Painting
I-S VV II, 1971 Josef Albers
BEDROOM REPRESENTATION
Brief: Practice visual representation of spaces by drawing your bedroom and the corresponding path to get there as developed surfaces or section perspective.
The angles and shades of the painting radiate, in which my model strictly follows the angles and expanding feature.
Hatch pulled from the previous assignment is used to demonstrate my path to my bedroom in Berkeley. Details in my spaces of the bedroom are personal and relative, contrasting the extremely simplified objects of my roommates.
ALBERS DUPLEX
DU*PLEX: Building on the first assignment, develop your project into a duplex housed by two businesses: Funky Door Yoga and the Artist and Craftsman.
Chosen Painting
I-S VV II, 1971 Josef Albers
Arctic View of Modelled Duplex
ARCH 11A
ARCH 11A
CAVE
PROJECTED MODULATION: Create a final configuration using eight former cubes made through a variety of cuts and color projection in multiple views (primary auxiliary, secondary auxiliary, etc.).
This first assignment accompanied with two oblique drawings, explored traditional methods of drafting and visual representation.
CHANNEL
SPATIAL CONSTRUCT: Using the cube from Assignment 1, construct a folly by choosing interesting forms and walls to invert as voids or solids. Add a plinth and circulation path in the structure.
This folly follows the theme of a channel, as the spiraling projection of color hints at a flow through the space.
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