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Campus Structure.

Studio I
PROJECT 03 / 17
SHEETS 10–12

A campus intervention that balances shared outdoor spaces with a quieter place for study and solitude.

Campus Space Physical Model. A physical model organizes small outdoor spaces with low walls, changes in level, planting strips, and open overhead frames placed at different heights.

Architectural summary

This campus study organizes outdoor spaces through low walls, steps, planting strips, and open overhead frames. The physical model shows how separate pockets connect across changing levels. Elevations and a section compare the heights of enclosure and framing, while shaded perspectives examine the stairs and narrower spaces at a closer scale.

  • Outdoor spaces
  • Changes in level
  • Overhead framing
Original sheet & annotations +Campus Structure: campus structure study. This presentation sheet brings together campus space physical model, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Campus Structure: campus structure study. This presentation sheet brings together campus space physical model, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Original sheet & annotations +Campus Structure: final model & drawings. This presentation sheet brings together right elevation and rooflines, section through campus spaces, front elevation of frames and related views, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Campus Structure: final model & drawings. This presentation sheet brings together right elevation and rooflines, section through campus spaces, front elevation of frames and related views, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Original sheet & annotations +Campus Structure: rendered perspectives. This presentation sheet brings together stair and landing perspective, enclosed approach perspective, preserving the original layout and annotations.

Campus Structure: rendered perspectives. This presentation sheet brings together stair and landing perspective, enclosed approach perspective, preserving the original layout and annotations.