haggmark portfolio 2012

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Field of Dreams is Jeff Kipniss contribution to Peter Eisenmans room at the 2012 Venice Biennale. Jake Haggmark was Kipniss project manager for design, fabrication, and installation at The Ohio State University.

2012

Field of Dreams

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The model is approx. 8x10 and is one of three Inter-pretations of Piranesis etchings of ancient Rome. Field of Dreams incorporates modern architectur-al projects in a ground that spans between heaven and hell. Captain Dust, Kipniss studio from fall 2011 makes its first official appearance to the world.

2012

Field of Dreams

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Assisted Brandon Clifford and Wes McGee in de-sign/fabrication/construction of their instal-lation at the Knowlton School of Architecture. The three dimensional vault optimizes volume for amount of compression stress in each unit. The proj-ect returns to early hand crafted methods by use of modern CNC machines.La Voute de LeFevre

2012

Community Land Trustcommunity-based membership organizations whose missions include permanent stewardship of land for community benefit and perpetual preservation of the affordability of housing on that land.

The CLT operates within the physical boundaries of a targeted locality. The CLT is led, and accountable, by the residents of this area.

The CLT buys and maintains the land and primes it for future development,whatever that may entail. The CLT acquires the land and affordability gap subsidies through private and public donations, grants, and loans.

The CLT contracts with the resident intoa 99-year renewable leasehold of theland. This protects the residents equity while enforcing the CLTs interests in preserving the appropriate use and continuing affordability of any use or building on that parcel.

The ground lease requires owner-occupancy and responsibleuse of the land. The CLT continues tohave an interest in how the land is used,and if the development begins to falter, the CLT can step in to provide solutions.

undesirable.

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Neighborhoods futurebenefits.

Development Tool

Individual vacant lotsbounded on both sidesby standing structures.

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Groupings of two or three adjacent vacant properties.

Multiples Condition

Cost: Maintenance:

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At least five vacant lotsadjacent to one anotheror an entire city block.

Blocks Condition

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Existing Conditions

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Lee III, Robert E.

Eddings, Angela

Hunt, Tara

Norton, Bernie

Alls, Tieonne

Dixon, Tamela

White, Tarik

Poindexter,Lois

Yuzwa, Jessica

Walcott, Margaret

Keaton,Patricia

Hatton, Wilma + John

Mitchell, Lewis

McGee,Delmar

City of Columbus

King, Forestine

City of Columbus

Bethel Baptist Missionary Church


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Martin, Sabrina

Spencer, Lloyd

Fabich, Sean

Moessner, Marjorie

Slaughter, Charity

Stinson, Donald

Terry, Donald

Federal National Mortgage Assoc.

Fambiz Entertainment LLC

Holtz, Ron

Stewart, Benin + Ben

Sheidler, Dan

City of Columbus

Fisher, Anthony

F & L Real Estate Inc.

Fanning, LeRoy

Castellanos, Adriana + Peffer, Joe

Culp, Charles + Gail

Akers, Carlos

City of Columbus

Brown, Willis

Jones, Yolanda

Brown, Willis

Miree, Sharon

Moessner, Dana

Hernandez, Jesus

Moessner, Dana

Moessner, Marjorie

Yzieri, Viktor + Alma

Buxton, Deedra

Moessner, Dana + Roger

Green, Christopher

Waderker, Brian

Stonecrest Income + Opportunity Fund LLC

Win Trust Homes LLC

Tucker, Willie + Phylliss

Conley, James

Robinson, Toni

Mackey, Selena

Thomas, Ermas

Knoppe, Kim

Yzieri, Viktor + Alma

The Ohio State University

City of ColumbusCity

Bethel Baptist Missionary Church Bethel Baptist

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Slaughter, Charity

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

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Banks, Kenneth

Minnich, Walter

Minnich, Walter

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Fisher, Anthony + Gail

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Clarke, Sabour + Anquanette

Sinvany, Izhar

Upchurch, Benny + Betty

Hullibarger, Eric + Coughlin, Francis

Calo, Luzviminda

Cole, Ludie



Hill, John

Step & Go Properties LLC

Jennings, Earl

Cole, Keithe

Bluestone Dwellings LLC

City of Columbus

Pullins, Timothy

Coleman, William + BrendaColeman,

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City of Columbus

City of Columbus

Robinson, Tracy

Jacko, Aaron + Lisa

Hopkins, Claudette + Napper, Lloyd

Smith, Pamala + James

Walker, Christy

NHSS LP

L&N-UP Alum Creek LLC

Johns, Alberta

Davis, David

Berrios, Master

Gates, Sharon

Smith, George

Pinckney, William

Hawk, David + Melissa

Gates, Sharon

Logan, Lettie


Sumbundu, David


Win Trust Homes LLC

City of Columbus

Educational Reporters International LLC

Franklin, George + Joan

Sasquatch Rules the Roost LLC

Griffin, James

Inyamah, Johnathan

Glover, Otis + Rosalind


Second Baptist ChurchSecond Baptist Church


McNamara, Edward + Joan

Zalat, Gihan

MACMED LLC

City of Columbus

OHAYO LLC

Smith, Larry

NHSS LP

NHSS LP

Morse, Kevin

Smith, George

Perkins, Mary

Hawk, David + Melissa

Krancevic, James + Eileen

City of Columbus

Huang, Xiao

Riley, Eury

Holloway, Joseph

Holloway, Joseph

Bowman, Robert + Angelina

Moss, Qiana + LeQuan

Green, Delores

Davos, Denessa

N. 18th St et al.

N. 18th St et al.

SIJ Partnership LLC


McNamara, Edward + Joan

Smith, George

Krancevic, James + Eileen

Wallace, Jesse + Valerie

Columbus Housing Partnership Inc.

Akunne, Christopher + JoyPreston, Laurie + Jeffrey

Williams, Evvajane et al.

City of Columbus

DLL Property Management LLC

Step & Go Properties LLC

City of Columbus

Alahakoon, Oshana

Johnson, Lois

Rivers, Rudolph + Vina

Smith, James


City of Columbus

Betsill, Pamela

Cameron, Betty

Sax, Anthony


Mitchell, Andrew

Vector Holdings LLC

Bonfield, Megan

City of Columbus

SV Capital LTD

Harbour Portfolio VI LP

Jennings Properties LTD

Rauch, Margaret

Montgomery, Astory

Vector Holdings LLC

Vector Holdings LLC

City of Columbus

Snyder, Joseph

Shorter, Craig + Winifred, Collins

Billy Corgan Likes The Cubbies LLC

Clark, Larry

Advantage Bank

Advantage Bank

Community Properties Revitalization LLC

Rivers, Rudolph + Vina

Harbour High Yield Fund LLC

Waytorom LLC

Hutchins, Jesse

City of Columbus



Billy Corgan Likes The Cubbies LLC



City of Columbus

Williams, Steve

Woods, Nellie


McMorran, Christopher

Yoha, Christopher

Cumberlander, Robert et al.

Napper, Patricia

Holland, Lena + Shirley

River of Life Christian Center



Faith Mission United Holy Church

City of Columbus


Carter, George

Flynn, James + Wynne, Kevin

Snyder, Paula

McDermott, Robert

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

Sanchez, Vincent

Caldwell, Rebecca


Grupo Sanchez LLC

Grupo Sanchez LLC

City of Columbus

NHSS LP

NHSS LP

NHSS LP

City of Columbus

City of Columbus

Almahamid Ja Far Alzaghameem Sahim

City of Columbus

Glass, Kyle

Bowers, Doris + Hicks, Frances

RTK Investments LLC


Barlup, Brian + Jennifer

Pinckney, William + Deborah

SIJ Partnership LLC

NHSS LP

Wise, Damon

Matthews, Clemya

Smith, Yvonne

Casciani, Frederick

Franklin County Commissioners

Faith Mission United Holy ChurchFaith Mission United Holy Church


City of Columbus



Columbus Housing Partnership Inc.Columbus Housing Partnership Inc.



City of Columbus

Stritzel, Carolyn

Minter, Charles

Minter, Charles

Backner, Anna

Hawkins, Mark

Ndiaye Real Estate LLC

Akunne, Christopher + Joy

Byrd, Billie

Trevor Custom Homes LLC

Harris, Mary

Lewis, Mary

Curlutter, Dennis

Curlutter, Dennis


Rose-Anderson, Kristian

Powell, Christopher


Demingo, Karen

Tucker, Gloria


Ndiaye Real Estate LLC

Lance, Jeffrey

Som, Sinuon


Gebert, Kelly + Mary

Russell-Averette, Erica + Rodney

Equity First Investments LLC

Quasi, Thomas

Daisy, James

Mt Vernon Ave Church

NHSS LP

NHSS LP

Turner, SuerathiaDecker, Jay + Arends, Katie

Willis, Bertha

Nelson, Karla

Coney, Gregory

NHSS LP

Brown, Dedra

Hill, Michael

Michel, Andrew

Spinner, Elizabeth + Paul

Columbus Housing Partnership Inc.Miner, William + MaryGripper, Rufus + Wanda

McClellan, Marissa + Luther, Andrew

Hughes, Virginia + Beal, Carol

Stenson, Powell

Camus, Amber + Potyondy, Patrick

Kelly, Meghan

Corbley, Chad + Creamer, Matthew

Logan, Trevon

Waldrup, Amanda

Garcia, Brandi

Powell, Clyde

Project 4 LLC

Bell, Jeffrey

Sanders-Hart, Stephanie

Mt Vernon Ave ChurchMt Vernon Ave ChurchMt Vernon Ave Church

Decker, Jay + Arends, Katie

McClellan, Marissa + Luther, Andrew

Gripper, Rufus + Wanda

Gripper, Rufus + Wanda



Sanders-Hart, Stephanie

Szary, David + Kathryn

City of Columbus

Melvin, Richard

Melvin, Richard

Jackson, Jacqueline

Home Solutions Partners III Reo LLC

Smith, Brian + Lovella

Summers, Vance + Leslie

Gallick, John

Gallick, John

Dahlk, Patricia

Dahlk, Patricia

Dahlk, Patricia

City of Columbus

Smith, Brian + Lovella

Mishu, Katrina

Ramirez Investment Group LLC

Awwad, Inshirah

Cruz-Reyes, Virginia

Picacho-Reyes, Patricio

Rogers, Howard + Simmone

Sharp, Anthony

Alrik Investment Properties LLC

City of Columbus

SIJ Partnership LLC

City of Columbus

BAC Home Loans Servicing LP

Munnerlyn, James + Cheryl

Hodo, Charlie


Lowe, Chad

Arnold, Debora

Alaura, Joseph

US Bank

Akunne, Joy

Russell 2k LLC





Columbus City Schools Board of Education

Columbus Housing Partnership Inc.Columbus Housing Partnership Inc.

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Buckeye Investors LLC

Ebright, James R AFDT

White, Pamela

Myrieckes, Stephanie

SIJ Partnership LLC

Cooper, Lorenzo

Flowers, Hazel

Turner, Lulu

McNabb Funeral Home INC AFDT

McNabb Funeral Home INC AFDT

City of Columbus

Rutherford, Harold

Kepler, Eugene

Perry,Julius + Althia

Perry,Julius + Althia

Conley GroupRehabilitation Co.

City of Columbus

Little, John



Bethel MissionaryBaptist Church

City of Columbus

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Ng, Lee

Booker, Louise

Holtz, Ron

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The 2008 foreclosure crisis reduced the value of many city neighborhoods. Bronzeville in Columbus Ohio however, was dieing long before.

2012

Bronzeville

Lot is new sacred placeto worship. Great for Weddings!

Gods Domain

Cost: Maintenance:

01-1

2

$$

Re-purpose those vacatedbrick houses into a lovely brick walkway.

A Walk to Remember

Cost: Maintenance:

01-0

1

$

Why pay lots of money to display your artwork when you can set up for free.

Artists Paradise

Cost: Maintenance:

01-0

2

Give new meaning to the Bronzeville neighborhoodby getting your tan on.

Get Bronzed at the Beach

Cost: Maintenance:

01-1

1

$$

Set up a net and challenge your neighbor to a match!

Bump, Set, Spike

Cost: Maintenance:

02-0

1

$

Experience the local wildlife and wilderness.Break out the smores!

Camp Anawanna

Cost: Maintenance:

02-0

2

Can you see me now?

Your Ad Here

Cost: Maintenance:

02-2

0

$$

Get the kids out ofthe house. Give thema playground!

Swing on By

Cost: Maintenance:

02-1

9

$

Turn that large lot into acrop-yielding area. Hope you like CornFlakes!

Get Corny

Cost: Maintenance:

03-0

9

$$

Tired of the same old beer, liquor,wine, cigarettes at the corner store?Same, start a fruit stand!

Tooty Fruity

Cost: Maintenance:

03-1

9

$$

See Columbus in a whole new view with a local hot air balloon port.

Hot Air Rising

Cost: Maintenance:

03-1

0

Attract people to your neighborhood with this ferris wheel and reel in the profits.

Wheel of Fortune

Cost: Maintenance:

03-2

0

$$$$

12 13

Partnered with Jon Grubb, this project speculated and cataloged possible ways to utilize the abun-dant vacant lots in Bronzeville. Scenarios were rated based on cost and maintenance.

2012

Bronzeville

HAGGMARK

GRUBB

14 152012

Bronzeville Worst case scenario.

16 172012

20 21

The GodCrane uses magnets and compression to con-struct istself. The crane builds itself in the center of 5 half house shapes. Each shape sits awkwardly on a different bed of dust, destablizing its supports and reinforcing the crane.

2011

God Crane

22 23

The EarthChain contrasts the GodCrane by using tension to suspend the Triplex on chain. Both are in the same family of form, support, and structure. Both the EarthChain and the GodCrane were part of the Field of Dreams exhibit at the 2012 Venice Biennale.

2011

Earth Chain

24 25

A master plan of the 30 Captain Dust duplexes and triplexes arranged to make specified ones appear as shadows, bringing there existence into question as a true duplex or as merely a shadow of the oth-ers. Plinths raise

2011

Captain Dust

26 27

Columbus, Ohio is one of the only major U.S. cities without a hostel. The lack of affordable accom-modation for traveling students leaves much of its arts district inaccessible to many. The wormstel combines a hotel and hostel in the center of down-towns art district.

2011

Wormstel

Thick walls have occupiable portals to the city and hid-den service functions within the structure. Each worm bar is oriented toward a Columbus attraction

28 29

The hostel worms through the hotel tower, sharing amenities and services while generating interac-tion between different guests.

2011

Wormstel

Artificial environments

Creative Campus Connection

30 31

Modular units stack hotel floors cut by wandering worm bars. Each hotel room meets the hostel slight-ly different giving each guest a unique experience.

2011

Wormstel

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32 33

This housing development in Franklinton, Columbus, Ohio offers land for urban farmers to cultivate as a hobby and for the community. The footprint is com-pressed allowing maximum units and maximum usable farming area.

2011

Urban Farmers

festival

barren

green-house

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market

harvest remmusgnirpsretniwnmutua

market

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Parking is under the units but level with the field for easy access. A ramp system connects the units to stor-age, a farmers market, and the field for easy trans-portation of supplies and produce. The field and market rotate activities based on season to optimize use.

2011

Urban Farmers

36 37

Split level units allow light to penetrate and extend the growing season.

North Facade

2011

Urban Farmers

38 392011

charleston peninsula2000



rain + sun protection

ventalation +views

circulation

roof

program

circulation

view

courtyard repetition

more dense(business)

less dense(community)

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the transportation node mimics the central station in form by incorporating the dividing wall to separate curved and flat roofs related to program

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This Transit HUB, located in Charleston, SC, is a connection of separated twins that have been influ-enced and formed by their half of the site. The of-fice section is a closed, private mass that turns its back on the open, public retail block. Circula-tion between transport services and across the site slice the ground floor and lift most program to the second level.

2010

Transit HUB

retail

cafe

office

office

office

office

admin office

exteriorconference

interiorconference

office lobby

news stand

bike shop

locker

locker

bike storage

cafe

bike racks

trash + recieving

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office

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The HUB was a quarter long project that resulted in a digital and physical model. The digital portion was created in revit with massing imports from rhino and sketchup. Many physical study models were produced, the first (bottom left) studied program massing dis-tribution with wood blocks on wood plates. The final model (middle left) was constructed from acrylic plexi-glass and fabric for material qualities.

2010

Transit HUB

First PlaceSCASLA Design Competition

3000+Recycled Aluminum Cans

46 47

The Wind Installation is a design collaboration be-tween Alex Ruiz and Jake Haggmark that won SCAS-LAs Design my Backyard competition. The project was realized in the summer of 2010 near the entrance of The Knowlton School of Architecture.

2010

Wind Installation

48 49

animatronicbear.com needed a face lift and Jake Haggmark, Jon J-Bone Grubb, and Miles E. Suer pro-vided a streamlined design to simplify navigation and organize content.web web

2010

Animatronic Bear

Water

FEED

MILK

MILKMILK

mediumhomes

orch

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small farms

small homes

large homes

institu

tions

site 1.0 acre green space 0.8 acre

house 0.1 acre farm 0.1 acre

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Dairy Cow Application

Broadacre City research

Plot Size vs Family Size

Farm Animal Rotation Time

2010

Urban Farming

52 53

Urban Farming has to find ways to sneak into the fabric of the city at different scales than typical commercial farming.

Garage Plants

City Grapes

City Sheep

2010

Urban Farming

54 55

The Squatter Module is a portable growing unit ca-pable of occupying vacant parking lots and store fronts. The module could be used by individuals or for larger commercial operations

2010

Squatter Module

56 57

The Squatter Trailer applies the Squatter Module concept on a larger scale. Mobile greenhouse trail-ers can occupy vacant parking lots and bring fresh produce into food deserts.

2010

Squatter Trailer

58 59

Multiple trailers create sustainable growing com-plexes. The sides open up for rain water collection and more coverage in the summer and close in the winter for extended growing seasons.

2010

Squatter Trailer

60 61

This pavilion is an exhibition that displays works from the artist Mark Rothko. A movable walkway simulates his work to remove the person from the painting and into the space.

2010

Rothko Pavilion

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paintings/2d exhibits

installations/multi media

preferred wall orientation

interactive exhibit

contrasting

non physica

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painters

installations

time

type

Header Default

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15 artists pavilions were sequenced in a black box to create daily choreographed exhibitions at an arbitrary worlds fair.

2010

Navigation Expo

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Navigation Expo

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The Navigation Expo utilizes mobile navigation de-vices to specifically direct each visitor. Multiple cubes around the site downplay visual orientation in favor of digital orientation.

2010

Navigation Expo

spider joint glass connection detail

the new facade doubles as a ventilation tower to aid with pas-sive cooling. Exterior deciduous trees provide seasonal shading.

68 69

Knowlton School of Architecture Facade Redesign.

2010

Knowlton Facade

Roman Brick with Exaggerated Flashing Ziegelfassde System 16x32 Panels

Jake Haggmark1 1/2 = 1 - 0





70 71

History of masonry ex-pressed through heavy compression of bricks to light panelization of units.

2010

Masonry Museum

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76 77

The LoungeDesk combines qualities of a desk and a lounge chair to generate new conditions found in the tension between relaxing and working.

2009

LoungeDesk

78 79

The Shotgun Shack investigates resultant qualities from combining furniture with structure through a time sequence. Mostly, this shack just makes every-day activites very awkward.

2009

Shotgun Shack

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bed 1

guesthouse

guestpatio

patio

garden

bath bath

living

game

patio

media

music

serv.

stor.

lndry.

main layout

lower level

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The M|X+A house is a home and laboratory for a scientist, his wife, and an ambiguous guest.

2009

House for M|X+A

m | | x+a

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The house is designed to produce specific inter-actions between M, X, and A at precise moments throughout their daily activities.

2009

House for M|X+A

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Various projects worked on while at Habiterra Architects in Jamestown, NY.

HabbyT

HabbyT2009

Habiterra

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Alfred State College proposed building a Green Laboratory to showcase sustainable building prod-ucts. This design rethinks the form of a typical home for a more green oriented form.

2008

Green Lab

The Design Gallery at RRCDC presents:

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The Bullshead Neighborhood is a dilapidated area of Rochester, NY. This projects seeks to revitalize the area through, shops, parking, apartments, and a community center. Completed by a team of four stu-dents, the projects was selected for display at the RRCDCs Design Gallery. BHBH

2008

Bullshead

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The Island of Santorini had a recent major arche-ology find. Since the area is mostly funded by tour-ism, a museum to house the findings was proposed.

2007

Santorini Museum

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haggmark portfolio 2012

Documents

clt contracts

permanent stewardship

field of dreamspastaplan1

development strategyis

future development

appropriate use

affordability of housing

kipniss studio