WSU EUNOIA Volume IV
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AMASS Восхождение - DORM COMMONS<br />
ALEX GEISEN | NATE KIRK | TEHILLA BENGERSHOM<br />
SENIOR CAPSTONE | SPRING 2020<br />
ANA BORGHERIU | CHLOE KERNS<br />
Our INTERIOR Capstone DESIGN project 2ND consisted YEAR of STUDIO a team with | SPRING both architects 2022 and construction<br />
management majors to design a mid-rise located in Seattle, Washington. Some of<br />
the key components of the South Lake Union Mid-rise are to maximize the building<br />
footprint on the site, provide strategies that promote occupant health and well-being,<br />
while respecting the neighboring environment.<br />
There is a theme of order and obedience<br />
in both academia, as well as basic<br />
geometric forms. Rather than purely<br />
being a space for communal activities<br />
alone, we wanted to create a dynamic<br />
space that addresses a visual complexity<br />
inspiration from the common cube, our<br />
goal was to redefine such a predictable<br />
Our shape design through team repetition created and a ground distortion. level<br />
that While addressed providing the a issue wide of pedestrian array of<br />
foot spaces traffic for traditional in the area use, through the dorm the<br />
efficient commons utilization also incorporate of space within stacked the<br />
building and overlapping footprint forms and the that surrounding the users<br />
public can get perimeter. lost in. Distorting The retail cubes area through will<br />
be elongation constructed and warping with open lends spaces a certain that<br />
invite amount the of nearby unpredictability population to a in relatively without<br />
overcrowding predictable, yet and practical establish space-making a sense<br />
of the place odd design within choices the community. stand out even It is<br />
important more. for the structure to have a<br />
strong external expression that serves to<br />
enhance adjacent parks and properties.<br />
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