A. N. T. - U R B A N F A R M S O P H O M O R E S T U D I O I I T H I N K B I G T H I N K S M A L L THIS CASE STUDY WAS TO CREATE AN URBAN FARM FOR THE FUTURE. AS A CLASS WE WERE TO PICK A PLOT IN SEATTLE TO CREATE AN URBAN FARM ON AND INDIVIDUALLY WE WERE TO DESIGN A PRE-FABRICATED HOME FOR A PARTICULAR DEMOGRAPHIC. IN 2050 OUR POPULATION WILL DOUBLE IN SIZE CAUSING OUR FARM LANDS TO DIMINISH AND FORCE US TO INTEGRATE FARMING IN OUR CITIES. AS A CLASS WE LOOKED AT TIERED GARDENS AND ADVANCED FARMING TECHNOLOGY SUCH AS AQUAPONICS. THIS DETERMINED WHERE OUR FARM WOULD BE LOCATED, INTERBAY / QUEEN ANNE. MY DEMOGRAPIC FOR MY PRE-FABRICATED HOME WAS BASED ON WWOOFing PROGRAM. We at Interurban Farmers strive to inspire young adults to give back to the community. We provide room and board in exchange for their hard work and dedication to make our urban farms thrive and grow. Program Information: - applicants must be between 18 to 25 years old. - length of stay is from 3-9 months long. - an educational / work opportunity for hands-on experience in an urban farming, a growing trend throughout the world. - applicants must go through a two-week training seminar in how to operate an urban farm.
A. N. T. - U R B A N F A R M S O P H O M O R E S T U D I O I I INTERURBAN FARMERS We at Interurban Farmers strive to Inspire young adults to make our urban farms thrive and grow.
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A. N. T. - U R B A N F A R M S O P H O M O R E S T U D I O I I OFFICE TIERED GARDEN LIVING ROOM TIERED GARDEN KITCHEN ENTRY BATHROOM BEDROOM DINING TIERED GARDEN TIERED GARDEN
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FASHIONIN ARCHITECTURE IN THIS CASE STUDY WE WERE TO DESIGN A HOUSE FOR OURSELVES BASED ON AN ARTICLE OF CLOTHING. THE PIECE THAT I CHOOSE WAS A FUR JACKET. LOOKING AT THE INTRICACY OF THE PATTERN DESIGN AND THE DETACHABLE SLEEVES I WANTED THE HOME TO FEEL OPEN YET SEPARATE WITH EACH SPACE HAVING A PURPOSE AND BALANCE TO EACHOTHER. I STARTED BY DESIGNATING THE FUCNTION OF EACH SPACE AND BALANCING THEM THROUGHOUT THE HOME BETWEEN WORK AND PLAY. I ALSO DESIGNED THE HOME TO HAVE INTERLOCKING LEVELS AND EXPANDED SPACES. ON THE FIRST FLOOR THE WINDOW WALLS THAT DIVIDE THE KITCHEN FROM DINING AREA AND THE LIVING ROOM FROM THE MEDITATION SPACE DOUBLES AS A ROOF. THE WINDOW WALL WOULD PIVOT UP AND LOCK INTO THE WOOD BEAM THAT EXTENDS OUT INTO THE EXPANDED SPACE. THIS MAKES THE HOUSE MULTIFUNCTIONAL AND PLAYS BETWEEN THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SPACES, CHANGING THE FORM OF THE HOUSE LIKE THE JACKET WITH IT S DETACHABLE SLEEVES.
fur jacket SOFT INTRICATE BALANCED STRUCTURED TRANSFORMATIVE PATTERNS STRUCTURE FUR LINING DIAGRAMMING
sketch models SOFT INTRICATE BALANCED STRUCTURED TRANSFORMATIVE
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programing RELAX SLEEP CLEAN WORK PRIORITY OF SPACE seating area. bookcase. bar. dining area. meditation bed. natural lighting. storage. plants tub. steam shower. sink. storage desk. artist studio. guest bed EAT counter. oven. stove fridge. storage
programing relax sleep clean work eat BALANCE OF SPACE second floor light. dark work. relax private. public outdoor. indoor exposed. enclosed first floor
plan BATH MEDITATION LIVING ROOM ENTRY DINING KITCHEN FIRST FLOOR
plan OFFICE WD SECOND FLOOR
plan BATH BEDROOM THIRD FLOOR
section LIVING ROOM long cut
section ENTRY short cut
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Personal Design Philosophy As a designer I am constantly looking to the future of our environment. Being aware of what is happening in the world around us makes me a designer of a better tomorrow. My designs play upon a mentality of less is more. JULIE ROSE CORNISH COLLEGE OF THE ARTS JUNIOR - INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE MAY 2016 JULIE.ROSE@ARTS.CORNISH.EDU 818.300.8096