visualizatioins for the world around us
ITEM: Visualizations for an Interior Desiger of updated facility for a major medical corporation.
DEMAND: The owner necessitated three visualizations of the renovated spaces to display publicly before and during construction.
medical_facility_interior_renovation:4-pharmacy
medical_facility_interior_renovation:4-reception
medical_facility_interior_renovation:4-typical_exam_room
ITEM: Visualizations for an Interior Desiger of updated facility for a major medical corporation.
DEMAND: The owner necessitated three visualizations of the renovated spaces to display publicly before and during construction.
medical_facility_interior_renovation:3-waiting_area
medical_facility_interior_renovation:3-conference_room
medical_facility_interior_renovation:3-typical_exam_room
ITEM: First in a series of proposed designs meant to enhance the character of a give city and/or location.
DEMAND: Private investigation of proposed office building on an actual site in downtown Akron, Ohio. This building is in response to a once vacant site that had a lackluster design proposed by a corporation and their designer. The building uses a simple material of concrete and accents it with warm wood and eye catching orange, increasing the public profile of the building. The building entrance is designed to drawn people into the building, making it a part of the cityscape.
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side
entrance.1
rear
entrance.2
ITEM: 3d vizulaztion of the Highbridge House by Kramer E. Woodard, Architect.
DEMAND: The first vizualization project undertaken as a whole assembly. The plans were copied from paper format to 2d CAD. From that stage a 3d model was assembled. Materials were applied to match the built residence.
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garage--kw-hh
bedroom-kw-hh
living/kitchen-kw-hh
kitchen-kw-hh
living-kw-hh
deck-kw-hh
deck-kw-hh
ITEM: A piece of artwork designed to hang above a bed, printed on canvas.
DEMAND: Once an initial concept was designed, the details therein can either enhance or detract from the piece. The following design shows how these details can work for or against each other. The final / best result varies with each individual’s own views.
ITEM: Sketch and quick rendering of interior for a retail clothing store infill proposed at Eton Place in Woodmere, Ohio.
DEMAND: The client wanted a portion of the interior to resemble a bar where you might get a drink, only here jeans would be displayed. He was also ambitious enough to suggest that alcholic beverages would also be served to sip while guests navigated the store.
jean_bar:sketch
jean_bar:image
ITEM: Urban Planning of areas of downtown Cleveland, Ohio.
DEMAND: Individual investigation of urban planning of areas of downtown Cleveland, Ohio. More specifically the corner of E. 9th St. and Carnegie Avenue, Sumner Ave. between E. 14 st. & E. 9th st.. and the SE corner of Prospect Ave. & E. 14th st. The planning addressed street size & building scale as well as program.
downtown_cleveland,_ohio:e._9th_st.-looking_south
downtown_cleveland,_ohio:sumner_st.-looking_west
downtown_cleveland,_ohio:e._14th_st.-looking_north
downtown_cleveland,_ohio:e._14th_st._courtyard-looking_south
ITEM: Private investigation of the possibility of a zero energy live/work residence in Tremont, Ohio.
DEMAND: A slim, vacant lot in Tremont, Ohio was used as the site for the investigation of a zero energy residence. Some of the methods investigated included geothermal energy, wind energy, and a translucent screen made of solar fabric. Daylighting was studied for the winter and summer seasons.
zero_energy_residence:lighting_analysis
zero_energy_residence:front_perspective
zero_energy_residence:rear_perspective
zero_energy_residence:kitchen
ITEM: A competition entry to CPA for public artwork.
DEMAND: Cleveland Public Art issued a competition to add artwork to the outside of an exposed 5 level concrete parking deck. On the ground floor, a new bike station will be built to house bikes as well as lockers and shower facilities for bikers in downtown Cleveland.
SKETCH: The resultant entry is a combination of built as well as painted media. The beacon of the piece is a 4+-story high, carved metal signage that is light from behind at night, an extension of the lighting from the E. 4th St. Entertainment District. The sculpture of the piece is a take on the gear of a bike using thin cable wires. The wires also serve as a medium for ivy to grow on, bring the piece to life in warmer months. There is also painted signage, the word “park” on the vertical surfaces of the parking deck. This serves as a notification to vehicles that indeed, there is parking in the structure.
CPA-Bike_Station_Submittal
ITEM: Visualizations for an Interior Desiger of updated facility for a major medical corporation.
DEMAND: The owner necessitated three visualizations of the renovated spaces to display publicly before and during construction.
medical_facility_interior_renovation:1-pharmacy
medical_facility_interior_renovation:1-reception
medical_facility_interior_renovation:1-typical_exam_room
