Design begins with two standard shipping containers, 20’x8’x8’ and 40’x8’x8’

2” Panelized Insulative Cladding

Individual Rooms and Common Spaces

Water Catchment Cisterns

Circulation Cores and Stairs

Corrugated Steel Shipping Container

Wall Radiant Cooling Pipe Interior Plaster Wall

Overhead Radiant Cooling Pipe

Five room types and a circulation core are created from the two container sizes

Santorini Vernacular Precedent Studies

Ten room blocks are then arranged and connected

by a circulation core

Rooms are then covered with panelized insulative

cladding and glazing

TAP Santorini CompetitionProblem: To design a sustainable, forward thinking hotel on the island of Santorini that attempts to solve the problems of modern hotels and can be applied elsewhere.Solution:Solution: e island of Santorini is known for its nautical history, characteristic architecture, and stunning views. While modern hotels often impose new forms against history, the proposal seeks to blend in with the island’s stacked dwellings. Shipping containers, built to be shipped, stacked and survive the sea, form a module to cling to the cliff. Unlike other hotels, the varied arrangement of modules allows for a unique, individual experience for each guest. e stacked nature of units not only mimics the ancient vernacular but also allows for better thermal performance in the hot climate. Cisterns collect rain water to be cooled underground before being pumped through each containers corrugated walls to cool the collect rain water to be cooled underground before being pumped through each containers corrugated walls to cool the hotel’s rooms.

Design begins with two standard shipping containers, 20’x8’x8’ and 40’x8’x8’

2” Panelized Insulative Cladding

Individual Rooms and Common Spaces

Water Catchment Cisterns

Circulation Cores and Stairs

Corrugated Steel Shipping Container

Wall Radiant Cooling Pipe Interior Plaster Wall

Overhead Radiant Cooling Pipe

Five room types and a circulation core are created from the two container sizes

Santorini Vernacular Precedent Studies

Ten room blocks are then arranged and connected

by a circulation core

Rooms are then covered with panelized insulative

cladding and glazing

TAP Santorini CompetitionProblem: To design a sustainable, forward thinking hotel on the island of Santorini that attempts to solve the problems of modern hotels and can be applied elsewhere.Solution:Solution: e island of Santorini is known for its nautical history, characteristic architecture, and stunning views. While modern hotels often impose new forms against history, the proposal seeks to blend in with the island’s stacked dwellings. Shipping containers, built to be shipped, stacked and survive the sea, form a module to cling to the cliff. Unlike other hotels, the varied arrangement of modules allows for a unique, individual experience for each guest. e stacked nature of units not only mimics the ancient vernacular but also allows for better thermal performance in the hot climate. Cisterns collect rain water to be cooled underground before being pumped through each containers corrugated walls to cool the collect rain water to be cooled underground before being pumped through each containers corrugated walls to cool the hotel’s rooms.

Section Perspective Indoor/Outdoor Pool

Interior Room View

Courtyard Perspective

Section Perspective Indoor/Outdoor Pool

Interior Room View

Courtyard Perspective

Shell Beach Cylinder HouseProblem: To create a custom home with a unique form on a steep, slender site overlooking Shell Beach.SolutionSolution: Design began with the study of a series of found material models. A cylindrical form was selected due to its unique structural strength and opportunity for space. Moving forward the design process was based heavily on the cre-ation of large scale models. ese models allowed for the exploration of spatial opportunities present with modulated cyl-inders. Layered and open spaces intermingle as the cylinders spread down the hillside, providing a varied array of views. e form allows for easy venting of hot air and convenient mechanical spaces. Each cylinder is surrounded by a second, perforated skin to reduce heat gain. Rain water runs down the cylindrical forms and collects at their bases in cisterns.perforated skin to reduce heat gain. Rain water runs down the cylindrical forms and collects at their bases in cisterns.

Heat Vents

Cool Intake

Utility SpaceRain Catchment

Rain enters through screen

Water runs tocenter

Rain collected in cistern

Water travels down cylinder

Radiant floor heating and

cooling

1/2”=1’ Model Found Material Models Model Perspectives

Shell Beach Cylinder HouseProblem: To create a custom home with a unique form on a steep, slender site overlooking Shell Beach.SolutionSolution: Design began with the study of a series of found material models. A cylindrical form was selected due to its unique structural strength and opportunity for space. Moving forward the design process was based heavily on the cre-ation of large scale models. ese models allowed for the exploration of spatial opportunities present with modulated cyl-inders. Layered and open spaces intermingle as the cylinders spread down the hillside, providing a varied array of views. e form allows for easy venting of hot air and convenient mechanical spaces. Each cylinder is surrounded by a second, perforated skin to reduce heat gain. Rain water runs down the cylindrical forms and collects at their bases in cisterns.perforated skin to reduce heat gain. Rain water runs down the cylindrical forms and collects at their bases in cisterns.

Heat Vents

Cool Intake

Utility SpaceRain Catchment

Rain enters through screen

Water runs tocenter

Rain collected in cistern

Water travels down cylinder

Radiant floor heating and

cooling

1/2”=1’ Model Found Material Models Model Perspectives

Section PerspectiveInterior Perspective West Elevation

Model Perspective Exterior Perspective

Section PerspectiveInterior Perspective West Elevation

Model Perspective Exterior Perspective

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Section Perspective Typical Floor

Entry Perspective Structural Model Contextual View

Perforated Skin

Lobby Plan

Typical Floor Plan

Elevations

Program

StructureSections

Skin Structure

Glass SkinPrimary Structure

Complete Skin

Street Perspective

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Section Perspective Typical Floor

Entry Perspective Structural Model Contextual View

Perforated Skin

Lobby Plan

Typical Floor Plan

Elevations

Program

StructureSections

Skin Structure

Glass SkinPrimary Structure

Complete Skin

Street Perspective

Entry Perspective

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Exisitng Arno Site

Project Model River Perspective

View from Lower GalleryGallery Perspective

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Entry Perspective

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Exisitng Arno Site

Project Model River Perspective

View from Lower GalleryGallery Perspective

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Exit Perspective

Use Diagram Flow Diagram Original Landscape Model Finalized Landscape & Flow

Venice Biennale Landscape Florentine Roofscape

Piazza View Piazza Entrance

Section Perspective

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Exit Perspective

Use Diagram Flow Diagram Original Landscape Model Finalized Landscape & Flow

Venice Biennale Landscape Florentine Roofscape

Piazza View Piazza Entrance

Section Perspective

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