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CEMETERY / CREMATORIUM43°1’43.374”N, -87°54’57.719”W

JOSEF STAGG, PHD.2015 SARUP SUPERJURY

MERIT AWARD FINALISTLOLA SHEPPARDMASON WHITE

LAWRENCE SCARPA

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LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF THE HARLEY DAvIDSON MUSEUM ALONG THE MILWAUkEE RIvER, THE URbAN CEMETERY PROJECT MANAGES TO FIND REFUGE FROM THE NOISE AND DISTRACTIONS OF THE bUSY CITY THROUGH CREATIvE TERRAIN TRANSFORMATION AND ARCHITECTURAL FORM. bECAUSE OF THE DELICATE SUbJECT MATTER INvOLvED, THE NEED FOR CAREFUL EvALUATION OF FORM AND ARCHITECTURAL PSYCHOLOGY WAS A MUST. I DECIDED TO ExPLORE METAPHYSICAL CONCEPTS OF LIFE AND DEATH AND THE SYMbOLIC CONTRAST OF MATERIALS, LIkE bLACk MARbLE AND bRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL, WITH THE vERY NATURAL AND UNDISTURbED LANDSCAPE. I ALSO ATTEMPTED TO FURTHER THIS CONTRAST bY HAvING THESE CONTRASTING FORMS APPEAR AS THEY ARE FLOATING IN UNNATURAL CUTS IN THE LANDSCAPE. THIS SIMULTANEOUS SENSE OF CONNECTION AND DISCONNECT IS REPRESENTATIvE OF THE WORLD OF THE LIvING AND THAT OF THE DECEASED; ALLOWING vISITORS TO FEEL A bOND WITH THOSE THEY MAY HAvE LOST AND SERvING AS A CATALYST FOR REFLECTION AND THOUGHT.

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TRANSVERSE SECTIONurban cemetery project

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MARkET / CONvENTION SPACE43°03’11.732”N -87°54’10.116”W

TIM WOLOSZFELIPE ORNELAS

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LOCATED ON THE FAR WEST END OF bRADY STREET IN MILWAUkEE’S LOWER EAST SIDE, THE bRADY STREET PUbLIC MARkETPLACE WAS DESIGNED TO bE THE WESTERN HUb TO THE ECLECTIC bUSINESS IMPROvEMENT DISTRICT. THE SITE IS SITUATED AT A CRUCIAL CROSSROAD bETWEEN FOUR OF THE NEIGHbORHOOD’S MOST IMPORTANT STREETS: bRADY, vAN bUREN, PEARSON, AND WATER. THIS INTERSECTION NOT ONLY bRINGS FOUR ROADS TOGETHER, bUT SERvES AS THE DIvIS ION bETWEEN NEIGHbORHOODS, DEMOGRAPHICS, AND USE. THIS JUNCTURE NOT ONLY MAkES THE LOCATION THE PERFECT PLACE FOR SUCH A vERSATILE COMMUNITY bUILDING, IT WOULD SERvE AS A JUNCTURE bETWEEN DIFFERENT THOUGHTS, HERITAGE, IDEOLOGIES, AND

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vALUES; FACTORS THAT WERE AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE DESIGN PROCESS. I DECIDED THAT THE bUILDING NEEDED TO SERvE TWO FUNCTIONS, THAT OF A PUbLIC MARkET, AND THAT OF A PUbLIC SPACE AND GATEWAY bETWEEN THE CURRENTLY INSULATED PEARSON AND NORTH WATER STREET, TO THE bUSY AND ENERGETIC bRADY STREET. bECAUSE OF THE vAST DIFFERENCES bETWEEN THE USES AND USERS OF THESE DIFFERENT LOCATIONS, THIS CONNECTION NEEDED TO CAREFULLY TRANSIT IONED, AND FROM THIS NEED CAME MY DESIGN.

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SOUTHERN FACADEbrady street public market

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DORMITORIES / LECTURE HALL43°4’50.0”N, -87°52’42.1”W

TIM WOLOSZDON HANLON

FELIPE ORNELAS

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LOCATED IN THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE UNIvERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MILWAUkEE’S CAMPUS, THE TREETOP DORMITORY SEEkS TO GIvE STUDENTS THAT vALUE A MORE qUIET AND SERENE LIvING SPACE A PLACE TO CALL THEIR OWN. GIvEN THAT THE SITE OF THE bUILDING IS A PART OF THE MUCH UNDERUTILIZED DOWNER WOODS, ONE OF THE GOALS I HAD FOR THIS PROJECT WAS TO MAkE SURE THE DESIGN INCORPORATED THIS SPACE. bOTH OF THESE GOALS WERE MET THROUGH THE USE OF A STRATEGIC bUILDING PLAN THAT CREATES SAFE AND WELCOMING OUTDOOR SPACES THAT SEAMLESSLY MERGE WITH THE DOWNER WOODS. THROUGH THE USE OF A NORTH FACING COURTYARD, LARGE CUTS IN THE bUILDING’S MASS, AND AN OCCUPIAbLE SCREEN SYSTEM THAT MIMICS DOWNER WOOD’S CANOPY, THE bUILT FORM MANAGES TO CREATE AN ARTIFICIAL ExTENSION OF THE NEIGHbORING TREES COvER. THE RESULT OF THE PROJECT IS A SAFER AND MORE WELCOMING DOWNER WOODS AND A DORMITORY THAT WILL ALLOW NATURE LOvERS TO UTILIZED THE SPACE YEAR ROUND.

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THE MASONRY FOUNDATION

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M A S O N R Y C O M P E T I T I O NJ O S H L U T Z O W - T R E V O R K O E H L E R - B R E T T Y O U N G S

INSPIRED bY HIROSHI NAkAMURA’S OPTICAL GLASS HOUSE, AND FULL-SCALE PROTOTYPES, OUR PROJECT MADE USE OF THE OPTIC AND LIGHT TRANSMITTING PROPERTIES OF PLExIGLASS TO CREATE A COMPLETELY NEW AND ORIGINAL TYPE OF MASONRY SCREEN SYSTEM. bY USING THREADED STEEL RODS AND STAINLESS STEEL PLATES, THIS SYSTEM MANAGES TO ESSENTIALLY REPLACE TRADITIONAL MORTAR WITH A STANDARDIZED MODULAR ACRYLIC COMPONENT THAT MIMICS THE SIZE AND OPENINGS OF A bRICk. bECAUSE OF THIS DESIGN, THE COMPONENTS CAN bE USED IN A vARIETY OF bOND PATTERNS TO ALLOW FOR A GREAT DEAL OF DESIGN FLExIbILITY AND CREATIvITY IN ITS USES. FOR OUR DESIGN AND MOCk-UP, WE DECIDED TO USE A STACkED bOND IN ORDER FOR OUR SCREEN WALL TO APPEAR AS IF IT WAS COMPRISED OF FLOATING bRICkS. THE REST OF THE bUILDING USED A STACkED bOND WITH DARk MORTAR AND RAkED JOINTS TO CONTINUE TO PLAY WITH THIS DESIGN ILLUSION. THIS bOND WORkED WELL WITH THE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN OF THE bUILDING, COMPLEMENTING THE LINEAR GEOMETRY OF THE PROJECT AND ALLOWING FOR UNINTERRUPTED SLITS OF LIGHT TO PENETRATE THE SCREEN SYSTEM. THIS DESIGN STRATEGY ALSO CREATES A PERSPECTILE DISTORTION OF THE LIGHT bEING PERCEIvED bY ITS vIEWERS DUE TO THE NATURE OF HOW LIGHT TRAvELS THROUGH THE ACRYLIC MATERIAL AND THE NARROW OPENINGS AND ANGLES LIGHT PASSES THROUGH.

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J O S H U A L U T Z O WO B J E C T I V E

Seeking an internship that will introduce me to the responsibilities and opportunities of an architecture firm, as well as a chance to work in an environment that fits my personality, my passion, and pushes me to become better in my field.

S K I L L S & S O F T W A R E

AutoCAD Physical Modeling Schematic DesignRhino 3D Drafting ResearchRevit Sketching Site AnalysisAdobe CS 3D Printing DiagramingV-Ray Laser Cutting ArcGIS

E X P E R I E N C E

UWM School of Architecture & Urban Planning – Milwaukee, Wisconsin Print/Computer Lab Technician(414) 229-1192 August 2015 - Present

Eastmore Real Estates – Milwaukee, Wisconsin Freelance Architectural Drafting(414) 961-1822 August 2015 – September 2015

Milwaukee County Parks – Milwaukee, Wisconsin Golf Starter / Clubhouse Manager(414) 257-7275 April 2013 – December 2014

Rockford Park District – Rockford, Illinois Golf Course Maintenance(815) 987-8800 July 2011 – August 2012

Dominican University – River Forest, Illinois Scheduling & Event Services(708) 488-5295 October 2010 – February 2012

E D U C A T I O N

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee – Milwaukee, Wisconsin B.S. Architectural StudiesGPA: 3.58 September 2012 – May 2016

Dominican University – Chicago, Illinois Painting & Drawing Transferred September 2010 – May 2012

Belvidere North High School – Belvidere, Illinois September 2006 – May 2010

L E A D E R S H I P & A W A R D S

Teaching Assistant – Architecture 320 January 2016 – PresentAmerican Institute of Architecture Students – Events Committee August 2015 – PresentSARUP Program Representative for UWM Student Association January 2015 – August 2015Teaching Assistant – Architecture 497 May 2015 – August 2015Student Black and Gold Club at UWM – President June 2014 – Present

UWM SARUP SuperJury Nominee – Fundamentals of Arch Design II Spring 2014Commencement Honors from UW-Milwaukee May 2016High Honors – School of Architecture & Urban Planning May 2016

R E F E R E N C E S

Gil Snyder – Associate Professor at UWM SARUP (414) 229-3817Julie Reindl – Computer Resources Manager at SARUP (414) 229-1192Josef Stagg – Associate Professor at UWM SARUP (414) 229-3817Karl Wallick – Associate Professor/Architecture Chair at UWM SARUP (414) 229-5337

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