C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

PortfolioBachelor of Environmental Design, Texas A&M University - 2006 -2011

Contents

Projects Evolution of Space Defi ning Space Transformation Pavillion Edward Norton House Fire Station No. 8 Veteran’s Clinic East Tennessee Oral History Museum Vitra Hotel Fire Station No. 6

Drawings Gestures Outdoor Sketch One Point Perspective Section Analysis Azimuth Redesign Artist Reproduction Still Life

C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Portfolio- Bachelor of Environmental Design, Texas A&M University - 2006 -2011

Evolution of SpaceC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ENDS 105 Design Studio Level I, Texas A&M University - Fall 2007

Grid Model Skin ModelPaper Model

Project: To defi ne form and space through manipulation of a continuous piece of paper.

Section Model

Defining SpaceC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ENDS 106 Design Studio Level I, Texas A&M University - Spring 2008

Project: To create a feeling of compositional energy by defi ning space within the confi nes of a proposed dimension of space. There was also emphasis on the connection between elements inorder to refl ect the idea of “sliding”.

TransformationC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project - ENDS 106 Design Studio Level I, Texas A&M University - Spring 2008

Project: Form and space developed to use as a sculpture gallery. The primary emphasis was the process of transforming the drawings developed for the project “Defi ning Space”.

Structure Model

Sculpture Model

Site Model

Pavill ionC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ENDS 205 Design Studio Level II, Texas A&M University - Fall 2008

Site Plan

Project: To design a pavillion with underlying concepts taken from architects such as Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies Van Der Rohe, and Le Corbusier. The emphasis was how the pavillion responded to a conceptual site and possible views. There is a varied interpretation of each architect; Mies’s “less is more”, Corbusier’s use of ramps and movement, and Wright’s incorporation into the site and an openess to the outside.

Section B

Section A

Plan 0 20ft

Edward Norton HouseC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ENDS 206 Design Studio Level II, Texas A&M University - Spring 2009

Project: A house designed consistent with a client’s personality and interest. The primary emphasis is the incorporation of a series of planes and columns. The context is a residential retreat located near the city of Galveston taking advantage of issues such as views and daylighting.

East Elevation

UP

DN

DN

DN

1

2

4

56

7

7

8

9

10

12 3

4

5

1 Kitchen 6 Dinning2 Utility 7 Garage3 Gathering 8 Living4 Bathroom 9 Library5 Studio/Office 10 Personal

1 M. Bedroom 4 Bedroom 32 M. Bathroom 5 Bathroom3 Bedroom 2

Entry Level

Upper Level

North Elevation South Elevation West Elevation

Site PlanFirst Floor

Second Floor

Fire Station No. 8C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ENDS 206 Design Studio Level II, Texas A&M University - Spring 2009

Project: To design a new fi re station for the historical City of Brenham, Texas. The primary emphasis for this project was to develop a design that understands the contextual and cultural conditions of the local environment.

Site Plan

12

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14 1516

Floor Plan

North Elevation

South Elevation

East Elevation

West Elevation

Veteran’s ClinicC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 271 Design Studio, University of Tennessee - Fall 2009

Project: The design of a small veterans outpatient clinic in an interstice of Downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. The Examination Room was desgined fi rst as a single element of the program. This then became a repetitive element of the fi nal design. The fi nal design was an exploration of the massing wall in its regards as a threshold component, occupiable zone, or storage area.

AXONOMETRIC

EXAM ROOM FLOOR PLAN

0 FT 4 8

A

B

PERSPECTIVE

SECTION A

SECTION A

Exam Room Floor Plan

0 8ft

Section A

Section B

Exploded Axon

Massing Walls

Entry Perspective

Entry Perspective

0 FT 8 32

SITE PLAN AT 5 FT ABOVE GROUND PLANE

A-A

B-B

6 STAFF LOUNGE7 MISC STORAGE8 OFFICES9 RESTROOMS10 BUS STOP

7

1

3

6

5

4

2

8

9

10

1 EXAM ROOMS2 WAITING ROOM3 RECEPTION / NURSES STATION4 PRELIM EXAMINATION5 MECHANICAL

CTION B-B

SECTION A-A

East Elevation

Section A-A

Section B-B

Veteran’s ClinicC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 271 Design Studio, University of Tennessee - Fall 2009

East Tennessee Oral History MuseumC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 271 Design Studio, University of Tennessee - Fall 2009

Project: To design an annex to the East Tennessee History Museum. The space serves the function of an auditorial gallery of “voices”, a place to record personal memories of past historical events, and to provide classrooms for the community. A primary emphasis for this project was the understanding of the contextual and cultural conditions of the local environment.

SPATIAL OVERLAP

CORNER OF GAY AND CHURCH STREET

COLUMN GRID ZONE OF CIRCULATION

URBAN CONTEXT

Corner of Gay and Church Street

Spatial Overlap

Form Column Grid

Zone of Circulation

Urban Context

A

B

ENTRY LEVEL SECOND LEVEL

0 FT 16 FT 32 FT

6

4

2

1

5

9

8

7

1

1

4

3

2

1 LOBBY2 FRONT DESK 3 DIRECTORS OFFICE4 MEMORABILIA GALLERY5 PORTRAIT GALLERY

6 LECTURE ROOM7 PUBLIC RESTROOMS8 STORAGE9 MECHANICAL10 OUTDOOR SPACE

1 CLASSROOMS2 STORYBOOK COLLECTIONS3 RECORDING BOOTHS4 PUBLIC RESTROOMS

CHU

RCH

STR

EET

GAY STREET

3

10

THIRD LEVEL

2

1

3

6 7

4 5

6 WORKSHOOP7 STORAGE8 RESTROOM

1 TOOL COLLECTION2 CHINA COLLECTION3 TEMPORARY GALLERY4 KITCHENETTE5 CURATORIAL OFFICE

8

East Tennessee Oral History MuseumC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 271 Design Studio, University of Tennessee - Fall 2009

Section A

Section B

Vitra HotelC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 305 Design Studio Level III, Texas A&M University - Spring 2009

Project: To design a boutique hotel for the Vitra Campus located in Weil am Rhein, Germany. The primary emphasis for this project was to utilize the tools of the modeling software, Maya, to develop a language of sensibility based on inspiration. It works as a site plan in four parts. Each part houses a diff erent program for the hotel.

Inspiration

Form - Kidney Glomerulus Typology- Inn at Middleton Place

Room

Form - Kidney Glomerlus Typology - Inn at Middleton Place

Inspiration

Site Plan

P lan Key Scale: 1 /16th

1. Lobby2. Reception Desk3. Gallery / Gift Shop4. Luggage Storage5. O ce6. Employee Breakroom7. Restrooms8. Spa Reception9. Spa10. Gym11. Laundry12. Housekeeping13. Restaurant14. Kitchen15. Bar 16. Humidor17. Cigar Lounge

Room

Upper Suites Level

Cigar Lounge Level

1

2

6

5

8

7

9

13

4

3

14

13

10

1211

16

7

17

15

7

18

18

Plan Key

Solar Thermal Collector

Capilary Tube Mats

Solar Thermal

Steel Structure Member

Cold Water

Hot Water

Fiber Composite

Main VesselPrimary

Vein MembraneSecondary

Systems Integration

Hot Water

Vitra HotelC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project - ENDS 305 Design Studio Level III, Texas A&M University- Spring 2010

Fire Station No. 6C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 405 Design Studio Level IV, Texas A&M University - Fall 2010

Project: To design a new fi re station for the City of College Station, Texas. The primary emphasis for this project was the integration of structural systems, and environmental systems with respect to context.

SITEACCESS TO MAIN ROAD

UNIVERSITY DR (HEAVY TRAFFIC)

TAR

ROW

ST

(LO

W T

RAF

FIC

)

APPARATUS BAY

CONCEPT

SPATIAL OVERLAP

PROGRAM ZONESSPATIAL OVERLAP

U-LAYOUTLAY OUT CONCRETE TRAPAZOIDS DROP IN GLASS BOXES DEFINE OUTSIDE PLANE

SEMI PUBLIC

PUBLICPRIVATE

SPATIAL OVERLAP

U-LAYOUT

DEFINING ENTERING VIEWS

Concept

Site Program Zones Spatial Overlap U- Layout

Spatial Overlap U - Layout

Defining Access Views

Tarr

ow S

tree

t (L

ow T

raff

ic)

University Drive (Heavy Traffic)

Access to Main Road Layout Concrete Trapezoids Drop-in Glass Boxes Define Outside Plane

Semi- Public

PrivatePublic

0 ft 160 ft 16

Transverse Section North Elevation

C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

1. Apparatus Bay2. Hazmat Storage3. Bunker Gear Storage4. Storage5. Watch Room6. Elevator Mech Rm. 7. Elevator8. Offi ce9. Lounge10. Entry11. Publice Restroom12. Chief’s Offi ce

13. Chief’s Bedroom14. Kitchen15. Dining 16. Pantries17. Restrooms18. Bedrooms19. Utility/ Washroom20. Janitor Coset21. Electrical Room22. Public Restroom23. Community Center24. Lecture Hall

First FLoor0 ft 16 ft

1

2

34

5

67

8

10

9

11

12

13

1614

15

17

18

19

20 21

22 23

24

0 ft 16

1. Day Room 2. Restroom3. Excersize Room4. Elevator5. Storage

Second Floor0 ft 16 ft

1

2

3

4

5

Longitudinal Section West Elevation

C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Lobby Community Center Kitchen

AA

1-4

1-2

1-1

1-3

FF

DD CCEE

1-6

1-7

1-8

1-9

GGHH

1-5

t 32

1-1

1-2

1-3

1-4 1-5

1-6

1-7

1-8

1-9

AA BB CC DD EE FF

GG

Structural Framing Plan

Duct Run

AHU Placement

Solar Thermal Placement

Plumbing

A

Fire Station No. 6C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Studio Project- ARCH 405 Design Studio Level IV, Texas A&M University - Fall 2010

A

B C

D

C

Details

B D

A

B C

D

A

B

C

D

DrawingsC h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

Portfolio - Bachelor of Environmental Design, Texas A&M University- 2006 -2011

“Gestures”- Light Charcoal - Drawing I, Lone Star College - Spring 2006

“Outdoor Sketch” - Woodless Graphite Pencils- Drawing I, Lone Star College - Spring 2006

C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

“One Point Perspective”-Pencil - ENDS 115 Design Communiction, Texas A&M University - Fall 2007

“Section Analysis”-Pencil - ENDS 105 Design Studio, Texas A&M University - Fall 2007

“Azimuth Redesign” - Colored Pencil- ENDS 115 Design Communication, Texas A&M University - Spring 2008

C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h

“Artist Reproduction”- Pastels - ENDS 115 Design Communication, Texas A&M University - Spring 2008

“Still Life”- Charcoal - Drawing I, Lone Star College - Spring 2006

C h r i s t o p h e r D i l w o r t h