2012 portfolio
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PORTFOLIODIANE ROSCH ARCHITECTURE 2012
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TABLE OF CONTENT
04 Case Study
06 Library
08 Competition
10 Personal Works
02 Waffle
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WAFFLE
This exercise investigated the latent meaning of words by exploring the relationship of word-actions and action-spaces. Each of the three topographies must now act as a setting for an artifact. The artifact is 4’ tall, and 8’ x 16’ in breadth and has an uninterrupted surface. The position of the artifact must be carefully considered in relation to the unique characteristics of each topography. The �nal step of the project combines these three elements in the construction of one architectonic assemblage to link together individual moments [program] in its design. The link being the theme of Greek myth to tell a narrative of each programs of the door, window, and stairs.
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CASE STUDY
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8ft
1/8” = 1’- 0”
Elevation
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8ft
1/8” = 1’- 0”
Plan/Circulation
Rokko ChapelTadao Ando
Case Study’s are an in-depth, investigative analysis of a building, its design composition site, geom-etry, organizational logic etc. Therefore, taking this assignment provided a unique window into the design process and provide a way of unpacking the logic, relationships and generation of an Architectural work. Through this investigation we investigated the building in a graphic manner and exploring the design principles that make up our Case Study project. I enjoyed the simpliesty of Ando’s approach to the chapel on Mt. Rokko and learned the deeper meaning behind these simpliestic design. This was a great inspira-tional assignment and experience for me.
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 ft
1/4” = 1’- 0”
Site Analysis/roof plan
Void/Solid Relationship
\relationship Found on the west side of the chapel
relationship found before the entrance
into the chapel
relationship found on the East side of the chapel
Solid Void Solid
VoidSolid
light enters through the void
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LIBRARY My basic design process for this project goes along the lines of
vertical garden - nature - green - tree - paper - binded = books, and where do books live? The library.
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My basic design process for this project goes along the lines of vertical garden - nature - green - tree - paper - binded = books, and where do books live? The library.
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COMPETITION
CentreCentrewhere values are connected
My �rst ever competition during the summer was a wonderful experience. I had a chance to learn and under-
stand what I have to do to push myself to grow outside of studio. Though it wasn’t �rst place I was very satis�ed with the Merit Award. Next time, I am going to do even
better and do my best to get placed higher. I really enjoyed designing a kitchen to serve everyone
from grandchildren to adults that may bene�t everyone and promote long-term residence that leads to vibrant
communities and neighborhoods.
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Section 1
Section 2
Upper cabinets opens up and slides in for easy access and view. It is also a pull out shelve if reach needs to be adjusted.
The removable cart that are under the stove and the sink.
The trash drawer located near the sink to dispose compose along with recyclable trash.
LED accent light that are adjustable as well as the main lights on the cieling.Corner space used for the controled vegetation garden that can be pulled out for collection and inserted back in when not in use.
Microwave/Oven combo placed not too high and low for all users.Lower cabinets are drawers for easy access. Able to reach the back without too much di�culty.The versitile table that can be used as an island, dining table, or a desk.
New window created to bring in the natural light and the outside view.Centre
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PERSONAL WORKS
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Thank You for Your Time!
