cbeard selected works fall 2013
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Chamberlaine D. Beard PortfolioTRANSCRIPT
CHAMBERLAINE DIANNE BEARD SELECTED WORKSCanal Street Fire Station
Cross Section1/16”= 1’ 0”Chamberliane Beard
“The architect is the drawer of dreams.” -Grace McGarvie
Canal Street Fire StationCross Section1/16”= 1’ 0”Chamberliane Beard
PROJECTS
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Jackson Ave. Fitness & Aquatics CenterIt is the intention of this thesis to explore how contemporary architectural elements can be integrated into an exiting structure, blending the two languages and creating a kind of “hybrid” building, in which both the new and the old systems work together. In this project, a dilapidated ferry terminal is reinvented as a fitness & aquatics center, connecting the community back with the mighty Mississippi River.
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Louisiana Children’s MuseumProject Response: Located in New Orleans City Park, the proposed design mimics the “secret garden”-like follies that can be found within the park. It’s crescent shaped plan draws people into the building from both sides of the park.
Kitchen
& Cafe
Secondary
Lobby
Performance
Theatre
Outdoor
Seating
Edible
Garden
Follow That Food
Dig
Into
Natu
re
Show YourMoves
Entry Garden
Welcom
ePorch
Lobby
StorageBookstore
Fruit Orchard
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Thermal Baths at Sankt Jorgens SoProject Response: As an experiment of “light” and “dark”, the design leads one through two very different volumes, each of which offers a very different experience of either social levity or placid solitude. These two realms intertwine to create a circulation/rendezvous point that has an atmosphere all its own.
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In an effort to accept, filter and retain water, the proposed project is comprised of a series of water pools, interwoven with architectural program(elderly housing, public pool and event space, a farmers market and restaurant) as well as usable outdoor space, including rice paddyfields.
Mirabeau Avenue- Water Retention Project
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Project Objective: In conjunction with the desire of the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA) to expand within the neighborhood, this proposal attempts to enliven Press St., making it more resident friendly through the incorporation of new program as well as new and im-proved pedestrian access.
Press Street- Revamped
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The Social Spine- Acadia National Park “Rural Houses”Project Objective: Design and placement of a series of Vacation Rental Housing units located in a cold climate site adjacent to an area of sig-nificant natural beauty. The units should engage the landscape on a conceptual and physical level and the design should be guided by climatic and environmental constraints.
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The Cascade Affect- Freret Street MicrodormProject Objective: Establish community, leadership, self governance, and intellectual engagement via the design of academic and private com-ponents for thirty upperclassmen students on the limited Freret St. site.
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Canal Street Fire Station, Farmers Market, and Community CenterProject Objective: Create a socially responsible design for a fire station as well as a communal function, with a focus on programmatic com-ponents and users to enhance community support and exchange
Canal Street Fire StationCross Section1/16”= 1’ 0”Chamberliane Beard
Apparatus BayAdministrativeResidence/Living
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Garden ProjectDesign Objective: Design a secluded private garden for retreat and meditation. The garden is to be conceived as an outdoor room, es-sentially for one person, occasionally for two or three.
Sketches/Collages/Massing StudiesProject Objective(s)Explore and utilize 3D-digital software (Autocad, Rhino, Adobe CS4, and some Revit) to design a series of projects including a pavilion, a stair, etc.
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Digital WorkProject Objective(s)Explore and utilize 3D-digital software (Autocad, Rhino, Adobe CS4, and some Revit) to design a series of projects including a pavilion, a stair, etc.
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