2001 D1 Sample Project

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2001 D1 Sample Project

• DalTech Course ARB1001
• Accepted as equivalent to RAIC Syllabus Course D1

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Contents

• Students Description of Design Process
• Course Outline Image 1
• Course Outline Image 2
• Exercises 1 2 Section through the city
• Exercise 3 Selected room in the building
• The Pavilion Case Study 1
• The Pavilion Case Study Models 1 2
• The Pavilion Case Study Models 3 4
• The Pavilion Case Study Models 5 6
• The Pavilion Plan Elevation
• The Pavilion Presentation Display
• The Pavilion Presentation Models 1 2
• The Pavilion Presentation Models 3 4

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Student Description of Design Process The
Pavilion

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• Forward To better understand this body of work,
  I felt it was necessary to write a few words on
  each of the
• Design Studios major design
  problems.
•  Site
• q       I chose a site in Point Pleasant Park,
  between two existing naval monuments as a place
  to reflect on the
• sacrifices made by Merchant Marines
  during war time. My intention was to create a
  place that would be
• harmonious with its surroundings, and
  that would inspire people to think of the past
  and to the future.
•  Path
• o        Winding stone path (chaos within order).
  Signifies German U-boats within the protective
  formation of the
• merchant convoys.
•  Base
• o        Raised concrete, land meets sea, a space
  defined by elevation. Matches existing concrete
  structures that
• border on the site.
•  Wall
• o        Winding, a continuation of stone path,
  constructed using early 1900s ship building
  techniques. Steel plates on
• each side with the names of ships and
  crew lost at sea. The wall is in varying stages
  of deconstruction, as it
• would look at the bottom of the sea,
  some openings would be large enough to pass
  through.
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• q  Observatory

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Course Outline
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Course Outline
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Exercises 1 2
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Exercise 3
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The PavilionCase Study 1
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The Pavilion Case Study Models1 2
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The PavilionCase Study Models3 4
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The PavilionCase Study Models5 6
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The Pavilion Plan Elevation
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The PavilionPresentationDisplay
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The PavilionPresentationModels 1 2
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The PavilionPresentationModels 3 4