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STAHMAN GUITAR REPAIR

LUTHIER STORE

THE 11TH ART STATION

ARTIST LIVE-WORK STUDIO

BELLA NOTTE DELLA FARNESE

STRATA | REIMAGING THE ROMAN HOUSE THROUGH THE AGES

ROUND PLAZA

BECOMING

THE N.E.S.T.

ELECTRIC LIGHTING REDESIGN

FURNITURE

STAHMAN GUITAR REPAIR

LUTHIER STORE

IARC 487 | Spring 24 | Instructor: Jenna Fribley & Cory Olsen

448 MAIN ST. SPRINGFIELD OR

Project Brief

The project’s scope involves designing and learning how to create documents using Revit to bring a project to life. The class was divided into two parts. Part one focused on client communication, site visits, and proposing the program. Part two involved drafting documents and undergoing redlining and revisions to ensure the designs could be realized.

CASEWORK & ELEVATIONS

DETAILS & MORE

ADA RESTROOM

THE 11TH ART STATION

ARTIST LIVE-WORK STUDIO

IARC 484 | Fall 22 | Instructor:

185 E 11TH Ave. EUGENE OR

Project Brief

The goal of the project is to redesign the Firestone building on 11th Avenue in Eugene into an Artist Live-Work studio catering to local artists. A portion of the space will serve as an exhibition area accessible to the public. The design concept focuses on fostering a lively artistic community ambiance. These spaces are designed to be interconnected yet distinct, accommodating the privacy needs of both public and private users. The overarching objective is to cultivate an inspirational environment within the Eugene Art and Cultural community, with the main space designed to evoke tranquility while other areas offer diverse qualities and experiences.

MERIKE MIGHELL

Offset

Mezzanine

Lofts

Mezzanine

Collaborative Studio

INDIVIDUAL STUDIO

UNIT FLOOR PLANS

ARTIST LOFT SAMPLE UNIT 1ST FLOOR

ARTIST LOFT SAMPLE UNIT 2ND FLOOR

INDIVIDUAL STUDIO

ENTRANCE/ KITCHEN AREA RENDERING

BELLA NOTTE DELLA FARNESE

STRATA | REIMAGING THE ROMAN HOUSE THROUGH THE AGES

IARC 484 | Summer 23 | Insructor: ESTER HAGENLOCHER

ROME, ITALY

Project Brief

This is an 8-week study abroad project in Rome during summer of 2023.

To begin, we were provided with half of the ruin’s plan. Our initial objective was to reimagine it as a complete structure based on insights gained from touring villas around Rome. Subsequently, we get to introduce new activities and functions while determining how users can engage with the ruins situated 20 feet below ground level.

PROJECT PARTNER

Tina Ou & Ash Carbin

BEAUTIFUL NIGHT AT THE FARNESE

INITIAL STUDIES

FLOOR PLANS

The building’s ground floor showcases the existing highlighted ruins, while the outdoor area features a dual-layered radial deck with seating, accommodating the soil’s level change. On the first floor, the primary bar area offers diverse seating arrangements. A garden following the radial design occupies the back space. Finally, the top floor presents an expansive open venue space.

BUILDING

Reinterpretation

Bar

BAR SPACE

GROUND FLOOR (THE RUINS)

ROOM STUDY

RECREATED TILE

FRESCO STUDY

TILE FOTAGE

ROUND PLAZA

BECOMING

IARC 484 | Spring 22 | Instructor: SAMI CHOHAN

66 W 10TH Ave. Eugene OR 97401

Project Brief

A ‘block of building’ situated by the Eugene public bus station caters to busy bus workers and college students seeking a place to stay or visit before embarking on their daily journeys. This plaza remains accessible even after their hectic day, providing a relaxed atmosphere. The cafe’s strategic location makes it ideal for a quick coffee grab-and-go. Additionally, there are two adaptable spaces at the other end, perfect for local street food vendors to set up temporary pop-up shops. Outdoor seating options are available throughout the day for everyone to enjoy, which also plays a role in connecting the indoor and outdoor.

BUILDING

EXISTING FORM REFORM DEVIDE

& DIAGRAMS

GREEN SPACE

VERTICAL CICULATION

FUNCTION OF SPACE

DIVISON OF SPACE

OPEN SPCAE

THE N.E.S.T.

ELECTRIC LIGHTING REDESIGN

IARC 492 | Fall 23 | Instructor: SIOBHAN ROCKCASTLE

Project Brief

Drawing inspiration from Leixue, a ceramic artist artwork, which explores the intersection of old and new, the design will incorporate elements from traditional Chinese cultural artifacts as a foundational reference. These cultural references, including patterns, colors, and materials, will be seamlessly integrated with modern elements. Emphasizing flexibility, the spatial quality will be optimized to accommodate various activities and movements within the studio. The predominant color scheme of the studio will consist of shades of blue and white, inspired by the artist’s palette, along with other colors and patterns evocative of Chinese culture. Each design element will strive to strike a balance between old and new, with alterations in color and pattern serving as connections between the two. Additionally, the personal living space will introduce another layer of cultural reference, enriching the overall design narrative.

PROJECT PARTNER

Tina Ou & Jiuyu Zhou

REIMAGINE LIGHTING

PLAN & PERSPECTIVES

EXISITNG RCP

REDESIGN RCP

OUTPUT RENDERINGS

FURNITURE

IARC 486 | Spring 23 | Instructor: CORY OLSEN

Project Brief

Explore the possibility and limitation for Artificial Intelligence as a collaborative design tool to create a piece of functional furniture. Gain practical insights into craftsmanship by delving into furniture materials, joints, and fabrication processes.