Illustration & Concept development for artist Peter Holst Henckel

Rambøll

Ørestaden, Copenhagen 2009

                                                                                                                                                    

                                  


                                                                               Haderslev Skattecenter
                                                                               2009
                                                                               Architects: Friis & Moltke

                                                 

                                                                                Lisbjerg school Århus, Denmark

                                                                                2008

Artist Peter Holst Henckel
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Friedman Study Center
Architecture Research Office, New York

Friedman Study Center
Brown University, Providence, RI, USA
2005

Architecture Research Office
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Concept development and Interior Design

Intern & Junior Designer

Scope: 35,000 sf renovation, including four 650 sf landscaped couryards

Dates: 2004-2007

Budget: $4.3 million: architectural, including life safety upgrades for all 14 stories of the Sciences Library tower; $1.8 million: furniture, fixtures, and equipment

Staff: Stephen Cassell, Adam Yarinsky (Principals); Kim Yao (Associate; Project Architect, Design); Craig Mutter (Associate; Project Architect, Construction); Jeanette Kuo (Project Manager, Design); Arthur Chu, Keith Greenwald, Cynthia Gunadi, Tina Louise Hunderup (Project Team).

Awards:
2008
Honor Award for Interior ArchitectureAmerican Institute of Architects, New York City ChapterFriedman Study Center, Brown University
Honor Award, Building Type Awards: Educational FacilityAmerican Institute of Architects, New York City ChapterFriedman Study Center, Brown University
Honor Award, ALA/IIDA Design Awards: Small Academic LibraryAmerican Library Association & International Interior Design AssociationFriedman Study Center, Brown University
Honor Award for Interior ArchitectureBoston Society of ArchitectsFriedman Study Center, Brown University
2007
Best of the Year Awards, Interior Design MagazineMerit Award, Friedman Study Center, Brown University
CitationAmerican Institute of Architects, New York State ChapterCentral Park West Apartment, New York, NY
Contract Magazine Design AwardsFriedman Study Center, Brown University

Overview: This 24-hour study center furthers Brown University’s commitment to collaboration between academic disciplines. The Friedman Study Center is located inside Brown’s Sciences Library. Though this 14-story tower, built in a late 1960’s béton brute style, is a campus landmark, the existing interiors no longer appealed to students. While we addressed the building lobby and mezzanine to offer the Sciences Library a contemporary public profile, our design concentrated on Level A, the wide open floor below the lobby. Level A offers some highly distinctive strengths, including walls of board-formed concrete and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out on four courtyards.
The Friedman Study Center is organized around noise volumes corresponding with study activities. Several micro-environments, each furnished with a distinct identity, accommodate a graduation through the space, from quieter individual activity to louder, collaborative work. Brightly colored furniture and retro patterns refer to the Science Library’s 1960’s provenance. Diverse chairs and "flirtstones" can be arranged as desired, whether for lounging in sunshine from the courtyards or for a group cram session. Collaboration rooms feature glass walls students can write on. Hidden on board-formed concrete walls throughout are silk-screened illustrations curated from the University library’s collections, complete with call numbers. The four courtyards are landscaped to become Level A’s focal points, breaking upon students’ experience of the Friedman Study Center while linking the space to the rest of the university campus.

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Princeton School of Architecture
Architecture Research Office, New York

Princeton University, NJ, USA
2005 -2007

Architecture Research Office
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Design Development and Construction Design

Scope:

2,000 sf addition; 6,000 sf renovation
Dates:2004-2007

Budget:

$4.2 million

Staff:

Adam Yarinsky, Stephen Cassell (Principals); Megumi Tamanaha (Project Manager); Arthur Chu, Reid Freeman, Tina Hunderup, Jennifer Park, Bryan Young (Project Team).

Awards:
Merit Award for ArchitectureAmerican Institute of Architects, New York State ChapterSchool of Architecture Addition, Princeton University

Overview:
A strategic intervention, this project re-centers the Princeton School of Architecture around a glass-enclosed link between the existing two-story south wing, where the School's administrative offices and library are located, and the three-story north wing’s studios and classrooms. The addition contains a new lobby, student lounge, elevator, and cantilevered steel stair. Plan and section take their dimensions from the existing 1963 building: the addition aligns with the existing floor levels and, on the exterior, translates the rhythm of the existing building’s window bays. Large glass panels, with varying ceramic frit patterns overlaid like the folds in a curtain, comprise the addition’s envelope. The elevator shaft, painted shades of blue, forms the background against which the stair and the frit pattern are read.

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Claremont University
LTL Architects, New York

Claremont University Consortium
CUC Administrative Campus
Claremont, CA, USA
2008

LTL Architects
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Schematic Design & Design Development

Junior Architect

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Arthouse at the Jones Center
LTL Architects, New York

Arthouse at the Jones Center
Austin, Texas, USA
2008

LTL Architects
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Design Development

Junior Architect

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Retail Study
Fifth Av. New York City

Fisher Brothers
Retail Study, Fifth Avenue, NYC, USA
2007

Architecture Research Office
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Schematic Design

Junior Architect & Project Manager

Overview:

ARO investigated several alternatives and created three design options that provide access for proposed new retail space below the existing plaza facing 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas). Each option makes the site attractive to a prospective retail tenant, respects the character and signage of the existing building, and enhances the public space of the plaza. For consistency, each option depicts a glazed entry element (similar to the Apple Store in the GM Plaza). This strategy allows views into the lower level, defers to the existing building, and enables the prospective tenants to envision a range of possibilities. The options depicted are tools to test interest in the project; the ultimate design solution will develop in response to feedback from specific tenants, detailed structural information, and zoning requirements. Additional details, such as integrated LED lighting to accentuate design elements or create unusual effects, are also possible.

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Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library
Architecture Research Office, New York

Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library

Columbia University, New York City, USA
2007

Architecture Research Office
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Schematic Design, Fundraising Images

Junior Architect

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Masters House Princeton University
Architecture Research Office, New York
Masters House
Princeton University, NJ, USA2006-2007

Architecture Research Office
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Schematic Design
Junior Architect
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