Meredith Garda Portfolio 2016

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MEREDITHGARDA \ SELECTED WORKS 2012 2016


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MEREDITHGARDA

Bachelors of Science in Architecture

Knowlton School of Architecture 14

Masters of ArchitectureThe Knowlton School of Architecture 16

2536 Adams Avenue Apt. 2Columbus OH 43202

513-291-0525

[email protected]


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

123MUSEUMStudio: Museum of European History

HOUSE FOR A GEOLOGIST Competition: Single person home-

Second place

DATA-VERSITYStudio: University master plan

GARDEN CITYStudio: Comprehensive

JAY GARGUS MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Studio: University library

COMBINED INFLUENCE Studio: Senior GUI Competion-

First honorable mention

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

TRAVEL SKETCHES

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CANT STOP WONT STOP CITY Studio: Honors Research

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EXISTINGCONDITION

WESTERNGRID INFLUENCE MIDDLEOF THE BAR LIFTED TOACTIVATE PUBLIC SPACE

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COMBINED INFLUENCE / MUSEUM/ARTS ACADEMY


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CUT BACK TOMAKETHE SHIP PART OF THE SCHEME

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gallery 1

museum offices

facilities

lobby

offices

seminar room

Lounge

facilites

souvenier shop

gallery 1

outdoor exhibition area

3

gallery 1

gallery 1

(hanging gallery)gallery 1

auditorium

studios

studios

studios

gallery 2

studios

library

auditorium

modular workshops

cafe

gallery 3


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gallery 3

gallery 3

gallery 4

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[ABOVE] Site plan representing the density and dominance of the urban grid to the west and the less

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[ABOVE] Interior rendering of gallery 1 [SECTIONS] The section shows that the two parts of the building, the school and the

museum, come along side eachother in the end conditions but do not share space, they

become accessible through visual connections. Gallery 1 is the most public and open

place, whereas Gallery 4 is private. In the rendering, you can see where the studio bar on

the far right comes alongside the gallery.


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gallery 1

gallery 4

studios

offices

studios

gallery 1

gallery 4

offices

audiotrium


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[SECTIONS] The middle part of the building that gets lifted up to create the outdoor exhibition

space connects the bars in a different way, verically. they are still related through views but never

share space. The outdoor space is meant to be the communal space. It is meant to be a further

exaggeration of the connection between the old and the new by literally leading one side in to the

other through the sloping.

[ABOVE] Rendering of open air exhibition space


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gallery 3

gallery 2

cafestudios

library

gallery 3

gallery 2

gallery 3

gallery 2

studios

cafe


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Project Type: StudioCri c: Cur s Roth

Studio Book Award Winner

When: Fall 2015Loca on: Brussels, Belgium

Program: European History MuseumCollaborators: Dina Elawad

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FLASHING

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STEEL LINTEL

METAL TIE

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ROOF INSULATION

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Project Type: StudioCri c: Ann Pendelton-Julian

Studio Book Award Winner When: Spring 2015

Loca on: Nairobi, KenyaProgram: University

Collaborators: Dina Elawad

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DATA NETWORKS

THE PROPOSAL

TRANSFORMING THE NETWORK


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1. The bus network topology

governs the university.

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THE DATABASE

THE DATABASE


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DATA/DATA SETS

DATA NET WORKS

DATA GOVERNANCE

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ACADEMIC BARS

TECH NODES

SOCIAL BARS

RESIDENTIAL HERDS

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CAMPUS

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CANT STOP WONT STOP CITY

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[ABOVE] The above model was made to demonstrate

the redistribution of the cities based on population to the

equator strip.


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[BELOW] A map depicting where populous cities have

been relocated on the equator.


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[LEFT/RIGHT] The right image is a closer view at the

program strips in the valleys. The left image depicts an

aerial view of the program being laid out horizontally and

vertically in the towers.


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[POPULATION GROWTH] As population grows, particu-

larly in larger metropolitan areas, the valleys will become

less and the towers will begin to takeover. The equator

will in turn become one large continuous city.


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GARDEN CITYProject type: Comprehensive Studio

Cri c(s): Robert Livesly & Bart Overly When: Fall 2014

Loca on: Downtown ColumbusProgram: Housing, Commercial, Ofce

Collaborators: Mike Zumpano, Darren Spensiero


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GROUND FLOOR PLAN


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[RENDERING] This view shows the 4th street entry. The entry is a line of trees to the tower that acts asan outdoor market space, leading people from the retail spaces through the site into the gardens.


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[ABOVE] Each part of the scheme is divided into levels of gardens. There is a private punch for each room, verticalgardens created by the facade treatement as well as residentail gardens on the roof of the tower, roof of the marketand on every third oor of the tower. Finally, there is the large public garden on the ground level.

[RIGHT] Section of the perimeter. Below is retail space and above is singleunit apartments on the inside of the corridor and duplex apartments on theexterior. The duplex, however, has a second level that faces the interior aswell and houses the garden.


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[ABOVE] Cross Section


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[ABOVE] Drawing of tower gardens and vierendeel trussstructure.

[ABOVE] Every three oors there is a two story vierendeeltruss system that changes the veneer technique but alsosupports the residential garden.

[ABOVE] East Elevation


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JAY GARGUS MEMORIAL LIBRARY

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[TOP LEFT] Lobby interior, highlights lighting affects from

the perforated skin.


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[BELOW] Model photos.

[BOTTOM] Longitudinal section from the east: Lobby,

stacks and reading rooms.


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[ABOVE] Outdoor theatre space rendering.


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SCHEMATIC DESIGN

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PROXIMITY STUDIES

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HIC LEVELONE-COMMONSPACEDIAGRAM CASUAL

QUIET

CASUAL

INTERACTIVE

PROXIMITY RINGS

COMMUNAL

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QUIET

CASUAL

INTERACTIVE

PROXIMITY RINGS

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HIC LEVEL 1.5 & 2 - PROXIMITY DIAGRAM CASUAL

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QUIET

CASUAL

INTERACTIVE

PROXIMITY RINGS

COMMUNAL

HIC LEVEL1.5&2 - PROXIMITY DIAGRAM INTERACTIVE

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Activity Type : QUIET

Activated Zones: PersonalGathering Size: 1-2 people

Activity Type : CASUAL

Activated Zones: Personal - SocialGathering Size: 1-4 people

Activity Type : INTERACTIVE

Activated Zones: Personal - Social Gathering Size: 1-4 people

Activity Type : COMMUNAL

Activated Zones: Personal - Public Gathering Size: 4-6 people

Activity:Focused on more intimategatherings or individual use ofspace.

Activity:

Relaxed, informal gatherings andexible use of space. See and beseen behavior.

Activity:Social engagement happens near asecond focused activity.

Activity:Lively socialization for largergroups.


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AMALFI COAST

Project type: Study sketchesWhen: Spring 2013

TRAVEL


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When: Spring 2013Location: Rome, Italy

PIAZZA DELLA ROTUNDA, ROME


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IMPERIAL FORA, ROME

BRIDGE TO TRESTEVERE, ROME


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VILLA DESTE, TIVOLI

IMPERIAL FORA, ROME


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SAN CARLO ALLE QUATTRO FONTANE, ROME


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TEMPIETTO, ROME


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MEREDITHGARDA

Bachelors of Science in ArchitectureKnowlton School of Architecture 14

Masters of ArchitectureThe Knowlton School of Architecture 16

2536 Adams Avenue Apt. 2Columbus OH 43202

[email protected]

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