国外学生建筑设计作品集3

CAITLIN MOLENAAR | KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY | INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND PRODUCT DESIGNPRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSGATHER EATERYTHE RESULT-Gather, a restaurant centered around the ideal that communities coming together to work for thebest of the whole is the basis of sustainability.-Locally sourced food and materialsTHE TASK-Complete the RDI 2013 International Student Design Competition.-An organic, sustainable restaurant with roll out abilities. Competition for Chili’s, TGIF, and other similar restaurants.-Include branding package and graphicsSustainability is not a trend.It is the quite the opposite.Sustainability means preserving for the future through actions improving upon energy, health, andeconomy. GATHER is based around these ideals. When you become a patron, you not only are helping yourselfand your body by eating what’s honest and pure, you are helping the community you come from byputting money back into it. This is sustainability. A cyclical movement where what goes around truly comes around. GATHER keeps you coming back again, bringing family and friends to support the town you live in andthe food you’ll love.SPRING 2013A BCSECTION A SECTION BSECTION PERSPECTIVE CGATHER EATERYCHECKMATE KING L AMPBY DANNY FANGSPRITE CHAIR OR EQUIVALENTBY KNOLLDONOVAN LOUNGE ANDCOUCH BY COALESSEDUNHILL BANQUET TEBY FALCONWAREEMECO STOOL OR EQUIVALENTBY PHILIPPE STARCKBAKERYMAIN DININGSECONDARY DININGENTR ANCESECONDARY BAR LOUNGEBAR LOUNGEBARTECH BOARD SEATINGCHECKMATE PAWN L AMPBY DANNY FANGTHE RESULT-Gather, a restaurant centeredaround the ideal that communitiescoming together to work for thebest of the whole is the basis ofsustainability.-Locally sourced food and materialsTHE TASK-Complete the RDI 2013 InternationalStudent Design Competition.-An organic, sustainable restaurantwith roll out abilities. Competitionfor Chili’s, TGIF, and other similarrestaurants.-Include branding package andgraphicsSPRING 2013THE TECH BOARDPatrons are invited to interact with these expansive touch screens to find out more about where their food came from. Touching a sketch of one of the featured farms takes you to a more in depth view of who produced the food, what methods they use, what they do within the community. There will also be information on how you can personally get involved in urban farming, with spotlights on “new farmer of the month”--patrons who get involved with the program.B E N J A M I N M O O R EEUCALYPTUS LEAF NEW LONDON BURGUNDY 3FORM VARIA ECORESIN ORGANICS TR AIL FADEWALNUT CHAIR FINISHRECL AIMED WOOD TABLE FINISHBIRCH TREE TRUNKSMANNINGTON DOCKSIDEWOOD FLOORINGSOF T FERNSTEAM EASTER LILYRECL AIMED STONEPRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSHELIOHYDRATIONTHE RESULT-Heliohydration is a dual functioning canteen-light for serious and eco-conscious expeditioners. -When the small pack is place upon the charging port within the large pack, LEDs become activated, producing a soft, ambiant light. -The two packs can be usedindividually as water canteens when not functioning as a light source -Caribiners easily attatch to the canteens for portability.THE TASKDesign and model a hand-held, portable light source.plexiglass lid for light to shine throughsmall water canteen dualing as light sourceelectronic connection point to activate LEDselectronic connection point of charging baselarge water canteen dualing as charging stationnozzle for access to water solar cells to provide energy for LEDsSPRING 2012face towards sunwhen hiking duringthe day to storeenergyPLYWOOD LAYERS WITH BONDO OVERLAYBONDO MODEL, BLOWFORMED PLASTIC LIDPRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSTHE EGG NESTTHE RESULT-three tierd coop using passive techniques to ventilate and cool both air and water, as well as collect water-easily accessible for cleaning and egg removal-protection in the form of screens for predators, flaps and pull-down doors for harsh weather conditions -pleasing design for urban settingsTHE TASKAs a part of the Poultry Project 2012 Chicken Coop Design competition, design an aesthetic and functional urban coop for your town that is: -able to house 10+ chickens -provide protection -feed & water -ventilate -ease of access/maintenance -is well litVIEW OF COOPSPATIAL FUNCTIONSVENTILATION SYSTEMACCESSWATER SYSTEMFALL 2011 EXPLODED OBLIQUESITE PLANELEVATION A ELEVATION B SECTION ALEVEL 3LEVEL 2LEVEL 1PRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHESANDRENDERINGS FORCES PART IIFALL 2012A. AUDITORY INTERACTIONB. LISTEN AND LEARNC. CREATE YOUR OWN SIDE VIEW Upon entering into the space, visitors set offsensors placed within the overhead beams,triggering a cacophony of sounds and smells ofthe kitchen.For example, baking bread, clatteringsilverware, background chatter, etc.A. As they journey farther into the room, aspotlight will alight on the woman of the house.She will begin speaking, welcoming visitors intoher space. When she has finished, the phone willring, inviting listeners to answer and hear storiesrecorded by Manhattan residents who were in thecommunity during the 1930s. B. When visitors sit at the kitchen table to take a closer look at the flour sacks, they will discover that each chair “speaks” to them in the voice of a family member, giving their personal opinions on activities and changes that took place within the kitchen. C. Further exploration will bring visitors to the cooking station, where they have the opportunity to read through authentic Manhattan recipes and create their own based upon what is available inthe cabinets and ice box.PRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGS LA REYNATHE RESULT-An off the grid building that immerses its visitors in the naturalworld around it.-It encourages the forging of connections between the exterior and interior environments, as well as the visitors and local culture.THE TASKWithout changing the structure of the existing building, design a combination visitor center and eco-apartment within a sustainable coffee cooperative in Matagalpa, Nicaragua. Keep costs and imported materials to a minimum.FLOOR ONEFLOOR TWOBAFALL 2011INFORMATIONAL PATH REFLECTION BENCH COMMUNITY GARDEN CULTURAL DISPLAY CONVERSATION SEATING INFORMATIONAL STAIRSVIEW OF PORCHPRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGS LA REYNA : DIGITAL REVIT3DS MAXPHOTOSHOP THE RESULT-A better understanding of Revit and 3ds Max-A full project, from sketches to computer renders, minus the construction documentsTHE TASKTake your design and drawings from La Reyna and create a full set of Revit drawings from them including: -plans (site, floors, RCP)-latitutidinal and longitudinal site and building sections -elevations (N,E,S,W)-construction details-perspectives rendered in 3dsMax SECTION PERSPECTIVEFALL 2012EXTERIOR VIEW VIEW OF BAR VIEW OF PORCH VIEW OF BEDROOMWINDOW DETAILWALL DEATILPRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSPRISMACOLOR MARKERMICRON PENTHE RESULT-ability to quickly render and sketch in markerTHE TASKBe able to master basic marker rendering techniques inconjunction with hand sketches inorder to quickly convey ideas of form, color, and light to potentialclients.SPRING 2012PRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSMICRON PENPRISMACOLOR PENCIL THE RESULT-improved freehand sketching ability-confidence in creating forms quicklyTHE TASKDevelop the skills to quicklyand accurately sketch from images and surroundings with confidence while mastering scale and proportion. Sketches should be done in 15-30 minutes.SPRING 2012PRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSWATERCOLORGRAPHITEPRISMACOLOR PENCIL THE RESULT-Withdraw (left), watercolor, 9 hours-Through Your Eyes Graphite, 5 hours-Contemplate Within prismacolor pencil 6 hoursTHE TASKExperiment with various mediums and rendering techniquesSPRING 2012PRODUCTS EXHIBIT INTERIORS TECHNICAL SKETCHES AND RENDERINGSPRISMACOLOR MARKERACRYLICTHE RESULT-Reach 1, (upper right) acrylic onmasonite, 3 hours -Reach 2, (lower right) acrylic on mylar,2 hours -Reach 3,(far right)prismacolor marker, 3 hours THE TASKExperiment with various mediums and rendering techniquesNOTABLE HONORS AND AWARDSACADEMIC ACTIVITIES Mentor for First Years students in Environmental Design 2011-2012Ambassador for the College of Architecture, Planning, and Design 2012Students for Environmental Action Member and Advertizing Committee 2010-2013COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTIf This House Could Speak, Hands On K-State Historical Project 2010-2011 Konza Prairie Docent and Control Burn Volunteer 2012-2013Recycling Coordinator for Community Event 2012 DIGITAL KNOWLEDGEWORK EXPERIENCE Syngenta Seeds, Inc. Position: Sweet Corn Field Hand Duration: June-August 2007The Old Market Deli Position: Waitress Duration: 2009-2011J. Grundy’s Rueb ‘n’ Stein Position: WaitressDuration: May-August 2012KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY MASTERS OF INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE AND PRODUCT DESIGN cmole@ | 6300 296 ST. E. CANNON FALLS MN, 55009 | 612-716-7964Microsoft Word Revit Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator 3ds Max Design Adobe Photoshop AutoCAD Working knowledge of Rhin o G.P.A. 3.79Walter and Martha Toben Architecture and Design Scholarship 2011-2012Midwest Student Exchange Scholarship 2010-2014Knights of Columbus Book Award Scholarship 2010-2011 Dean’s List Fall 2010- Winter 2013Project Leader for Design Days 2012Project Facilitator for Office Desk Design Project in Collaboration with Herman Miller 20122nd Place in the All-School University Life Cafe Art Contest 2012Scholastic Art Award—Honorable Mention 2010Girl Scout Leadership, Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards CAITLIN MOLENAAR。