Sarah Schober Portfolio 2026

SARAH SCHOBER

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO SARAH SCHOBER

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

AIAS PRESIDENT | AIAIC CO-CHAIR

I am a graduate candidate passionate about finding simple, yet detailed solutions to complex problems. I am fascinated by people-centric design and an approach that creates a lasting impact, both socially and environmentally. My curiosity enables myself to indulge in the design process and form a concious consideration of a design’s many factors.

sarahcatherine.schober@calbaptist.edu

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahschober/

SOLACE CHRISTIAN STUDY CENTER

EDUCATIONAL FACILITY AND CHAPEL

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN CAMPUS

FALL 2024

ON EXHIBITION VENICE BIENNALE ARCHITETTURA 2025

By referencing acaemic and natural precedents, the project produces an environment of intimate seclusion and immersion into thought which enables one to transcend their physical reality to discover peaceful understanding in the spiritual.

SURROUNDED GREENSCAPE

IMMERSION

SCALED INTRICACY

SITE PLAN

BASEMENT FLOOR

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

WRIGHTWOOD MEMORY CENTER

MEMORY CARE FACILITY

WRIGHTWOOD, CA

FALL 2025

By engaging the natural topography and views of the site, the project encourages free movement and engagement from its residents within a contained space to provide for the specific needs of dementia care while enabling the individual resident to retain their sense of individuality. Additionally, it seeks to produce warmth in its architecture to cater to individuals regardless of background.

EXTERIOR COURTYARD

SITE DIAGRAM

FLOOR PLAN

CORK EXTERIOR PANELING

CORK

Cork is a high-performing and easily maintained material which provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. As it is a renewable resource, it reduces the carbon footprint of the project.

EXTERIOR PANELING

Cork is a high-performing and easily maintained material which provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. As it is a renewable resource, it reduces the carbon footprint of the project.

Cork is a high-performing and easily maintainedmaterial which provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.

Cork is a high-performing and easily maintained material which provides excellent thermal and acoustic insulation. As it is a renewable resource, it reduces the carbon footprint of the project.

EPDM ROOFING

To ensure the resilience and energy-efficiency of the project, EPDM will be used for the roof envelope in an effort to achieve an excellent balance between cost-effectiveness and environmental consideration

EPDM will be used for the roof envelope in an effort to achieve an excellent balance between cost-effectiveness and environmental consideration.

STUCCO INTERIOR FINISH

Stucco’s use on the interior finish of the project provides a unique texture to the interior environment while additionally benefitting from thermal regulation, cost-effectiveness, and durability.

MATERIALITY

Stucco’s use on the interior finish of the project provides a unique texture to the interior environment while additionally benefitting from thermal regulation, cost-effectiveness, and durability.

Provides a unique texture to the interior environment while additionally benefitting from thermal regulation, costeffectiveness,and durability.

MATERIALITY

ENERGY AND LIGHTING ANALYSIS

NORTH VIEW VIEWS CENTRAL PATH

SOUTHWEST VIEW

APPROACH INTERIOR CIRCULATION

TERRACE A

TERRACE B

U.S. OLYMPIC ROWING FACILITY

ROWING CENTER AND HOUSING

PRINCETON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

SPRING 2025

The project seeks to pay homage to the devotion required of an olympic rower by producing an air of reverence that derives from the interconnectedness of the natural landscape to the built environment. This manner of approach aims to elevate the experience of the disciplined athlete to allow them to channel their reverence to rowing.

BUILDING ENVELOPE ELEVATION

BUILDING ENVELOPE SECTION

ENVISION STUDIOS

LIVE-WORK URBAN HOUSING PROJECT

118 10THAVENUE, NEW YORK CITY, NY

FALL 2023

ACSA TIMBER IN THE CITY COMPETITION CANDIDATE

The makerspace intends to amplify the community’s value for STEAM education with the intent to bring about a new era of New York. The project utilizes mass timber to allow the building to become a learning tool for its students.