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Base of Mount Katahdin
a design journal
Chimney Pond
Base of Mount Katahdin
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- Peter James DeIuliis
- RD Properties is a joint real estate investment venture comprised of Christian Richard and Peter and Charleen DeIuliis
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August
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- CS/AT - Key Details
- CS/AT- Precast Panel
- CS/AT-Core building envelope material
- CS/AT- Typical parapet detail (sketch 1)
- CS-Plaza renderings
- CS-Intensive Final Presentation
- CS-Parti
- CS-Parti's
- CS-Vision(Intent)
- AT- Environmental Program (project priorities)
- CS-Program post
- CS- Program and Bubble Diagram progress prints
- AT-Eco quiz results
- CS-Program progress post
- CS-Program check
- CS-Sketch Problem 1- Final Post
- CS- Sketch Problem 1 (re-post with narrative)
- AT-Climate Analysis
- Sketch Problem 1
- Sketch Problem 1
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August
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2 comments:
werner.... as much as I agree that the thickened walls work better in plan, I do think that the increased substance can be felt and does make the walls more powerful.... I wholeheartedly agree that they are much stronger in plan view, but do think that they can be felt, even if sub-consciously, by the user... I think that this would be more evident if they were not doubled up and all the walls were the same thickness...
concerning the GT/1B space.... I wonder if that could not be taken further with its choice of exhibit?? thinking of it as a museum, what if that dividing wall, and the wall exactly opposite it were used to exhibit art from the same artist??? this would start to further define that as its own space.... just a thought.... I think that this would start to add extra layers to the design, where the exhibits themselves help to further define spaces.... I would be interested to hear anyone's take on this..
Anyhow, this has been a very worthwhile project... I appreciate the input..
Peter, did you try...? I think inreality you would not only change the thickness, but also the materiality, if it is indeed important to have a heavy wall in the composition. But I stop bugging you about it. Nice product sheets by the way.
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