Camp Lakeview Cabin
This group project introduced Revit and construction drawings to the class through a simple and sustainable cabin design at a summer youth camp, Camp Lakeview.
Date | Spring 2022 |
Site Location | Camp Lakeview, IN |
Academic Class | Arch 314 |
Professional Organization | -- |
Tools Used | Revit |
Unit by Unit
Located on a “leftover site” along Massachusetts Avenue in Indianapolis, this mid-rise, multi-purpose building transforms an underutilized space into a dynamic hub for renters, customers, and the surrounding community. Its irregular form, shaped by intentional variations in apartment sizes, establishes a visually distinct and engaging architectural presence within the vibrant neighborhood.
Date | Fall 2022 |
Site Location | Massachusetts Ave, Indianapolis, IN |
Academic Class | Arch 301 |
Professional Organization | -- |
Tools Used | Rhino, Illustrator, Enscape |
A Commemorative Place
This is a commemorative place dedicated to Saint Cecilia, the patron saint of music. The main sanctuary space is shaped as a circle to represent the wholistic feeling of music and spirituality. The building houses practice rooms for musicians to utilize and a private apartment for guest musicians, pastors, or a resident caretaker.
Date | Spring 2022 |
Site Location | Punta Della Mola, Syracuse, Italy |
Academic Class | Arch 202 |
Professional Organization | -- |
Tools Used | Rhino, Photoshop, Illustrator |
Avifauna
Avifauna, located in Martinsville, Indiana, is an aviary that focuses on the rehabilitation of native birds and provides education to the public on the varied species. Its elongated, nest-like form emerges from the natural landscape, integrating with the forested ravine to create an environment that fosters an immersive connection between visitors, wildlife, and the local ecosystem.
Date | Spring 2022 |
Site Location | Martinsville, IN |
Academic Class | Arch 202 |
Professional Organization | -- |
Tools Used | Rhino, Illustrator, Enscape |
Private Retreat
Zora Neale Hurston is an author, researcher, playwright, and anthropologist who focused her time on the racial struggles of black Americans in the early 1900s. Mainly focusing on the repetition of book pages and the rigidity of book stacks, this retreat offers private spaces for Zora to work and live, while drawing inspiration from modern, coastal designs.
Date | Spring 2023 |
Site Location | Ft. Pierce, FL |
Academic Class | Arch 302 |
Professional Organization | -- |
Tools Used | Rhino, Illustrator, Enscape |
