Thursday, January 31, 2008
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Thesis Schedule:
January 28: Research - Complete 2nd Prescedence- Art Museum of Western Virginia by Randall Stout and Associates. View Construction Progress and obtain program space
Feb. 4 :Research -3rd precedent - ChryslerMuseum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia
Feb. 11: Complete Research into the study of the site climatic and metereological data.
Feb. 18: Complete research into display using techniques for watercolor presentation-mock up of gallery and model of presentation at an architectural scale.
Feb. 25:Complete research into the introductoin and selection of colored glass and water
March 3: Site Analysis and Design - investigate property limits and legal limitations of the site, Soils, surveys, zoning and geotechnical issues
March 10: Evaluate the building for a possible location and devise a parti for the site . Investigate views, natural landscapes, light orientation and views.
March 17: Program Analysis and Proposal: layout several programs which incorporate the indended use by proposed visitors to the site.
March 24: Select one program for final refinement and space uses to be included
March 31: Select one design and refine
April 7: Expand the initial program to include lessons from first prescedence
April 14: Buiding Organization and Design: select and draw up plans and layouts for organization
April 21: Select and refine one parti
April 28: Propose massing, building plan and building Section
May 5: Refine massing, building plans and sections. Review "green" building materials with alternate materiasl for inclusions on each exterior wall
May 12: Architectural Character- Researach Georgian and other eras for options for architectural character as expressed in massing, roof form, materials, fenestration, structural expression and tectonic development.
May 19: Develop architectural character of the project and refine detials
May 26: Prepare Schematic Presentation- Make "sheets" with photoshp images which can be used as story boards at the intensive.
May 31: INTENSIVE BEGINS
Feb. 4 :Research -3rd precedent - ChryslerMuseum of Art in Norfolk, Virginia
Feb. 11: Complete Research into the study of the site climatic and metereological data.
Feb. 18: Complete research into display using techniques for watercolor presentation-mock up of gallery and model of presentation at an architectural scale.
Feb. 25:Complete research into the introductoin and selection of colored glass and water
March 3: Site Analysis and Design - investigate property limits and legal limitations of the site, Soils, surveys, zoning and geotechnical issues
March 10: Evaluate the building for a possible location and devise a parti for the site . Investigate views, natural landscapes, light orientation and views.
March 17: Program Analysis and Proposal: layout several programs which incorporate the indended use by proposed visitors to the site.
March 24: Select one program for final refinement and space uses to be included
March 31: Select one design and refine
April 7: Expand the initial program to include lessons from first prescedence
April 14: Buiding Organization and Design: select and draw up plans and layouts for organization
April 21: Select and refine one parti
April 28: Propose massing, building plan and building Section
May 5: Refine massing, building plans and sections. Review "green" building materials with alternate materiasl for inclusions on each exterior wall
May 12: Architectural Character- Researach Georgian and other eras for options for architectural character as expressed in massing, roof form, materials, fenestration, structural expression and tectonic development.
May 19: Develop architectural character of the project and refine detials
May 26: Prepare Schematic Presentation- Make "sheets" with photoshp images which can be used as story boards at the intensive.
May 31: INTENSIVE BEGINS
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Friday, January 4, 2008
Bibliogrpahy
This is an incomplete list:
Theory:
"Built upon Love, architectural longing after ethics and aesthetics" by Alberto Perez Gomez, MIT press, 2006, Cambridge, Massachuettes 02142
"Preserving Cultural Landscapes in America" Edited by Arnold R. Alanen and Robert Z. Melnick, 2000, The John Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland 21218
http://www.press.jhu.edu/
"The Architecture of Happiness" , Alan De Botton, 2006, Penguin Press, New York, New York
Technical:
" Structures" 6th Edition ,Daniel L. Schodek and Martin Benchthold, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2008, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey
"Manual, the architecture of Kierlantimberlake" , Princeton University Press, 2007, Trenton, N.J.
Colours of Architecture, Coloured Glass in Contemporary Architecture"
Local Resources:
Masonry: Don Jernigan. Lawrenceville Brick and Masonry Company
Structural: Don Broyles, Broyles and Associates
Structural Engineers, Virginia Beach
Mechanical , Electrical, and Plumbing: Richard Smith, P.E. , Technical Concepts
Historic Resources: Alan Mortledge, Architect, Williamsburg Foundation and practicing architect
Louw Strydom, Architect, Hanbury Evans Wright and Vlattas
Otis Davis, Architect, McEntire Davis Architects
Lighting: Neil O'Neil, P.E. Coastal Engineering Resource/Lighitng
Landscape Architect: to be selected
Theory:
"Built upon Love, architectural longing after ethics and aesthetics" by Alberto Perez Gomez, MIT press, 2006, Cambridge, Massachuettes 02142
"Preserving Cultural Landscapes in America" Edited by Arnold R. Alanen and Robert Z. Melnick, 2000, The John Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland 21218
http://www.press.jhu.edu/
"The Architecture of Happiness" , Alan De Botton, 2006, Penguin Press, New York, New York
Technical:
" Structures" 6th Edition ,Daniel L. Schodek and Martin Benchthold, Pearson Prentice Hall, 2008, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey
"Manual, the architecture of Kierlantimberlake" , Princeton University Press, 2007, Trenton, N.J.
Colours of Architecture, Coloured Glass in Contemporary Architecture"
Local Resources:
Masonry: Don Jernigan. Lawrenceville Brick and Masonry Company
Structural: Don Broyles, Broyles and Associates
Structural Engineers, Virginia Beach
Mechanical , Electrical, and Plumbing: Richard Smith, P.E. , Technical Concepts
Historic Resources: Alan Mortledge, Architect, Williamsburg Foundation and practicing architect
Louw Strydom, Architect, Hanbury Evans Wright and Vlattas
Otis Davis, Architect, McEntire Davis Architects
Lighting: Neil O'Neil, P.E. Coastal Engineering Resource/Lighitng
Landscape Architect: to be selected
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