Architecture

Architecure Portfolio
Portfolio 2015
Harina Jayswal

Harina Jayswal

ARCHITECTURE 271:
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basic line and then evolved to basic shapes. It was an abstract
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Line and Shape

Nine Square
The Nine square project focused on colors,
line weights and vertical and horizontal
planes. Through this we study how we could
bring attention to certain areas of each
individual square. Which was all based on the

Perspective and Axonometric hand drawings was

what we forced on one home and created plans
sections and elevations for the perspective drawings
that would help us start thinking about objects in 2D
and 3D.

Space Chunk
The Space chunk project allows the
mind to fully think in 3D using little
squares to create a massing that allows
certain parts of massing to stand out
and create an interesting model.

ARCHITECTURE 272

Constructed 3 projects using AutoCAD and

Revit and Hand drawing, including oor plans,
elevation, sections, diagrams, programs and
model building using a variety of dierent
mediums. Project deliverables and constraints
consisted of space restrictions, precedent
drawing, and site restrictions.

The habitable wall project gave us a list of

many specics spacing requirements that
were then to be organized in a way to
create a building.

Habitable Wall

Precedent Study: Luis Barragan - Galvez House

Through our precedent studies we
learned to nd reasons and purposes
behind works of other architects, Barragan loved using color to emphasis
specic areas

House to Street
This home is a small 1200sqft living space, placed
on a hill. With this project we were given
limitation on the landscape and were encouraged
to incorperate that into that design.

A safe haven for all dancers, its a place where they feel secluded in a little nook of a state park where they are more alone and free to act however
without being wary of who might be watching. The Studios are laid out and placed low on the site so that the dancers feel comfortable practicing
and trying new dance moves and technics with ease. With this Idea of seclusion in mind there is also an outdoor performance and studio space at the
very end of the datum line that connects all the buildings together. The outdoor space was designed so the idea of safe haven remained even when
outdoors and the dancers could practice out doors and be inspired by nature rather than be in enclosed walls.

EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

SITE PLAN

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVES

SECTION 1 ELEVATION

ZONE

MECH.

ELEC.

SUN PATH

FLOOR PLAN

CIRCULATION

SECTION 2

STRUCTURE

Take the Stage

Harina Jayswal
Professor: Tait Johnson

Site 1: Emerald Pond l Project 3

Taking the Stage, a black box stage where the audience is on
the stage with the performers at all times. The Proscenium like
threshold is put there is show the division of space between the
audience/ public areas verses the performance area. By allowing the audience to cross that threshold that divides the two
they walk right onto the stage where the performance occurs.

1:20 Site Plan

300ft

EXIT

EXIT

EXIT

300ft

Rendering 1

PARKINIG

Water

NON-LOAD BEARING WALLS

Material
Palette

Structure
Diagram
Black Painted Wood Paneling
for interior walls in the lobby
the stage area, and the back
rooms.

RIBBON GLASS ACCENTS

Black Zinc Cladding for the

exterior walls of the stage and
the lobby area.

Eastern cedar for the horizontal

wooden louvers.

Black and Charcoal Grey Speckthe lobby and the back rooms.

Textured Grey Concrete for all

exterior space excluding the
lobby and the staging area

Rendering 4

Stage Floor

Floor plan
1/8 = 1

EASTERN CEDAR WOOD LOUVERS

STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAMS

STEEL COLUMNS

STRUCTURAL LOAD BEARING

WALLS

Rendering 2
2

Proscenium Diagram
1

1
3

Sun Angle Diagram

1:20 Scale

Division of Space
Diagram

1:20 Scale

Section 1
1= 1/8 Scale

Rendering 3

Section 2
1= 1/8 Scale