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Re - Laskerite
house/museum
Housing
14 live/work
Continuous
urbanism
Re-Laskerite
Design Studio V
Fall 2010
Instructor: Jeffery Kipnis
Re - Laskerite “This is the extension of an investigation into an architectural idea called the Re-Laskerite-tism. A few of its principles are… that neo-utilitarian ideology produced a
benevolent world where problems get solved. There are groups of people who believe that fails to acknowledge the fact that everyone needs participation in small, exaggerated, hysterical clubs,
which I call the bohemian demimondes. We formed such a club.” - Jeffery Kipnis
Re - Laskerite An exploration of plan and figure. The figure in the plan affects the way the plan operates. The figure reinvents circulation, program, and adjacencies.
It creates an inverted hierarchy, reshaping the relationship between the figure and the ground.
House “We’re trying to not be critical. For example houses you can’t get into or libraries without any books – anything that was critical of the institution or the value structure – I was unsympathetic with.
The idea is that all the benefits of neo-utilitarian philosophy come to fruition precisely when small numbers of possibly frivolous values start to get shared among hysterically interested people, and that’s how
you complete the Project. We were trying to avoid the critical project, and to pick up on Bob’s [Somol] projective project.” - Jeffery Kipnis
Housing
14 live/work
Design Studio IV
Spring 2010
Instructor: Xavier Vendrell
BUILDING ENVELOPE
permitted building area
SUN
2 lightwells per unit
provide light deep into floor plan
14 UNITS
devided to maximize exposure
all units have views to street
Housing Live/Work. This project proposes the a live/work community. Were residence participate in a larger collective through an open common space and have a private commercial
access that connects them to the city. This project expands on the idea of vertical living. Residence live on four different levels that vary in program and privacy.
Utility: kitchen, bathroom, wet wall
Aggregation The units are aggregated vertically. All the units contain a commercial work space on the ground level and private spaces above.
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A A
SECOND FLOOR B
THIRD FLOOR
FOURTH FLOOR
FIFTH FLOOR
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
The Unit Live/Work. Vertical living. The units are connected to the city by a commercial
work space and distributed across four floors.
THIRD FLOOR FOURTH FLOOR ROOF
FIRST FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
PAULINA
DIVISION
PAULINA
Continuous
urbanism
Technology IV
Spring 2010
Instructor: Dan Wheeler
SUPPORTER SUPPORTED CONNECTOR PROGRAMED
1929 The Metropolis of Tomorrow 1908 Man’s Machine-Made Mellennium 1929 Skyscraper Bridges
Hugh Ferriss Hudson Maxim Raymond Hood
1923 City of the Future 1923 Traffic Study 1908 Kings Dream of New York 2009 Linked Hybrid
Harvey Wiley Corbett Harvey Wiley Corbett Moss King Steven Holl
1929 The Metropolis of Tomorrow 1923 Traffic Study 1923 Pedestrians over Wheel-Trafic
Hugh Ferriss Harvey Wiley Corbett Hugh Ferriss
1929 Just Image 1930 The Proposed Chrystie-Forsyth Parkway 1929 The Metropolis of Tomorrow 1927 The City of the Near Future
David Butler The Regional Plan of New York and its Environs Hugh Ferriss Walter Oltar-Jevsky
Continuous This project investigates the potential of the continuous sections. One continuous line bends, twists, and warps to create a single contained volume. The line becomes
the interface between the interior and exterior spaces by blurring their boundaries as it mixes the two. Program grows off the line and activates its surface with activities.
100 Story Skyscraper Bridge City Dream 5764
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Positive-Negative Models
Positive Negative Positive Subtraction
Negative Addition
Positive-Negative Model Sections Massing Model_Continuous Skin
Section Analysis
Private Shell
Urban Cutout
Urban Cutout
Interior Urban Space
Urban Cutout
skin plan