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Safe Harbor Community Outreach Center

Type: Solo Studio ProjectTime Frame: 4 weeksSize: 3500 sq ftLocation: Seneca, South Carolina

This project began with research into domestic violence, specifically in South Carolina. South Carolina has recently risen to number one in the country for domestic abuse. The project was to create an outreach center to both help the community as well as give Safe Harbor central office space and meeting rooms. We were also given the task of creating a program or space that could be used to combat or defend against Domestic abuse. I asked two questions when coming up with my design statement: What if a public facade could act of a report card for the status of domestic abuse in a community? Where would you need to start to begin reversing the social taboo surrounding domestic violence?When domestic violence affects twice as many women (1 in 4) as breast cancer (1 in 8) isn’t it time to stop defending againt it and start attacking it?

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SOCIAL EXPERIMENT

My extra program was a local, social campaign against domestic violence. Using precedents like LIVESTRONG and the Wounded Warrior Foundation, I studied social campaigns and what differentiat-ed a successful campaign. I found that in most cases, even if the idea behind the campaign was solid, having a bold and cohesive branding for the campaign was important. Because the purpose of the campaign is domestic violence awareness, I chose bold colors and graphics for the logos.

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1. BASIC GEOMETRY

223 East Main,Seneca, South Carolina

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The building is 45’ tall from floor to ceiling, allowing three floors

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Each floor has the alleyway subtract-ed from it to give the public spaces a vertical connection. The structural supports are left in spanning the gap.

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The longitudinal circulation is provid-ed by an 8’ alleyway that is reflected

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4. PRIVATE PROGRAM

The programs that require more privacy (conference rooms, multipurpose room, restrooms) are pushed to the rear of the building, allowing the public spaces to re-cieve natural light from the glass facade.

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Light wells are added to increase natural light in the private spaces on the second

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The facade is made up of glass panels that allow light into the interior space. A series of vertical wires run vertically along the face of the building. These wires hold blocks that act as memorials for some-one who has been affected by domestic violence. As rain falls it will run down the front of the building and slowly push the blocks down. After the block has made it down the facade the family could come pick it up. The facade would act as a visual report card for the community to current effect of domestic violence in the communtiy.

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Safe Harbor campus

Type: Group Studio ProjectTime Frame: 4 weeksSize: 15,000 sq ftLocation: Seneca, South Carolina

Partners: Paul Mosher (main campus) Alex Armstrong (topo, modeler) Brianne Burdy (housing design)

This was a follow up project to the previous outreach center we had done for Safe Harbor. Now our job was to make a campus for the battered women to be rehabilated in. Our main goal was to study how we could use the land to our advantage (there is almost a 100 foot elevation change on the site) and how could we make a high security area in a public space without having to add fences.

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Added for increased circulation, to help break up superbuilding feel and to hide un-derground private parking and entrance to

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Student Affairs publications

Type: InternshipTime Frame: Summer 2013 - Christmas 2013 3500 sq ftLocation: Clemson, South Carolina

I was initially hired to create a new map for parking services. The internship gave me a lot of expirience with programs that i had little or no prior expirience with. At the end of the summer I had finished the map as well as made illustrations of many buildings on campus to be used as campaign pieces for the 2013-2014 school year.

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NEW MAP, ANGLE ONE

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ACADEMIC60. Academic Success Center G-1861. Barre Hall H-1991. Biosystems Research Complex H-2453. Brackett Hall D-1862. Brooks Center for the Performing Arts I-17107. Cook Engineering Laboratory F-16 56. Cooper library F-18

54. Hardin Hall E-1749. Holtzendorff Hall C-1799. Houston Center B-2625. Hunter Chemistry Laboratory F-1477. Jordan Hall F-2168. Kinard Laboratory of Physics E-1930. Lee Hall H-14 63. Lehotsky Hall I-1964. Life Sciences Building J-21

57. Rhodes Engineering Research Center F-1634. Riggs Hall F-1624. Sirrine Hall E-1429. Smith Building–Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design & Graphics H-1366. Strode Tower F-2059. Thurmond Institute I-1751. Tillman Hall C-17 78. Vickery Hall E-22

107. Fire Station G-39109. Gentry Hall A-15103. Housing Maintenance Center A-32 97. Internal Auditing Office D-27 110. Kite Hill Recycling Center E-3974. Littlejohn House B-2221. Maintenance Stores C-1450. Mell Hall B-1788. Moorman House D-24

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ATHLETIC9. Clemson Memorial Stadium and Frank Howard Field D-97. IPTAY/Ticket Office C-83. Jervey Athletic Center C-35. Littlejohn Coliseum C-64. McFadden Building C-4112. Riggs Field (Soccer Stadium) B-16

67. Daniel Hall F-1926. Earle Hall G-1279. Edwards Hall G-13 26. Fluor Daniel Engineering Innovation Building G-1332. Freeman Hall F-1548. Godfrey Hall C-1792. Godley-Snell Research Center K-2383. Greenhouse Complex I-23

108. Long Hall E-21 31. Lowry Hall G-1567. Martin Hall F-19 65. McAdams Hall G-2081. Newman Hall H-22 55. Olin Hall H-2282. Poole Agricultural Center I-21 58. Rhodes Annex F-16

ADMINISTRATIVE6. Administrative Services Building K-871. Alumni Center B-2053. Brackett Hall D-1819. Central Energy Facility D-13 17. Dillard Building D-13 96. Center for the Improvement of Construction Management and Processes D-26

14. Motor Pool C-1398. National Dropout Prevention Network A-24 7. Police Department D-8 95. President’s Home E-26102. Sears House D-31111. Sheep Barn G-2770. Sikes Hall D-20112. Trustee House E-16

113. Sloan Tennis Center B-152. Tiger Field (Kingsmore Baseball Stadium) C-14

FOOD SERVICE75. Clemson House (Dining Room) D-956. Copper Library (Java City Cyber Café) F-1833. Fernow Street Café F-1840. Harcombe Dining Hall D-1685. Hendrix Student Center (Eastside Food Court, Einstein Brothers, and P.O.D. Market) G-24113. Madren Center (Season by the Lake Restaurant) N-5123. Schilleter Dining Hall (Wendy’s) F-2339. University Union (Canteen, Chili’s Too, Chick-Fil-A) D-16

HOUSING87. Barnett Hall E-2323. Benet Hall E-1343. Bownen Hall C-1642. Bradley Hall C-1694. Byrnes Hall F-25114. Calhoun Courts Apartments E-2875. Clemson House C-2218. Cope Hall D-1346. Donaldson Hall C-1612. Geer Hall E-1235. Holmes Hall D-1539. Johnstone Hall D-1690. Lever Hall F-25104. Lightsey Bridge I Apartments I-30105. Lightsey Bridge 2 Apartments N-3389. Manning Hall F-2486. Mauldin Hall E-2336. McCabe Hall D-1641. Norris Hall C-15 11. Sanders Hall E-1245. Simpson Hall North C-16 44. Simpson Hall South C-16 93. Smith Hall E-2410. Stadium Residence Hall D-12106. Thornhill Village Apartments E-3141. Wannamaker Hall C-15 22. Young Hall E-13

STUDENT CENTERS13. Fike Recreation Center C-1285. Hendrix Recreation Center G-2480. Redfern Health Center G-22101. Roderick International House D-30 39. University Union, Edgar Brown D-16

VISITOR SITES115. Botanical Gardens J-3862. Brooks Center for the Performing Arts I-17124. Bob Campbell Geology Musuem P-34116. Calhou n’s Office E-15117. Carillon Garden D-1976. Class of 1957 Rotunda E-22118. Class of 1960 North Green D-19 119. Cox Plaza D-17116. Fort Hill (Calhoun and Clemson Mansion) E-1530. Lee Hall (Lee Art Gallery) H-14113. Madren Center N-5113. Martin Inn, James F. N-552. Military Heritage Plaza C-18120. Outdoor Theatre (Amphitheatre) E-1350. Reunion Square B-17121. Scroll Of Honor Memorial D-11 73. Visitors Center, Class of 1944 C-21122. Walker Golf Course Clubhouse N-6123. Woodland Cemetery F-9

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ACADEMIC90. Academic Success Center ....................... R-12 91. Barre Hall ............................................. R-12106. Biosystems Research Complex ................ U-13 70. Brackett Hall ......................................... Q-7 93. Brooks Center For the Performing Arts .... Q-14 61. Cook Engineering Laboratory .................. O-10 67. Cooper library ....................................... Q-10 72. Daniel Hall ........................................... R-8 21. Earle Hall ............................................. L-11 100. Edwards Hall ........................................ T-10

85. Kinard Laboratory of Physics .................. R-841. Lee Hall ............................................... N-1392. Lehotsky Hall ....................................... R-13136. Life Sciences Building .......................... T-1684. Long Hall ............................................. S-8 65. Lowry Hall ............................................ O-1186. Martin Hall ........................................... R-9 89. McAdams Hall ...................................... S-1198. Newman Hall ....................................... T-12 68. Olin Hall .............................................. P-894. Poole Agricultural Center ....................... S-14

ADMINISTRATIVE59. Administrative Services Building ............ J-1679. Alumni Center ...................................... S-370. Brackett Hall ........................................ Q-730. Central Energy Facility .......................... M-5 31. Dillard Building .................................... M-6 118. Center for the Improvement of Construction Management and Processes ................... X-6125. Fire Station ........................................... HH-116. Gentry Hall ........................................... N-1123. Housing Maintenance Center ................ CC-4120. Internal Auditing Offi ce ......................... Y-6

71. Sikes Hall ............................................ S-656. Trustee House ....................................... O-729. University Facilities House ..................... M-5

39. Fluor Daniel Engineering Innovation Building ............................... M-11 64. Freeman Hall ....................................... O-1074. Godfrey Hall ......................................... P-495. Godley-Snell Research Center ................ U-1796. Greenhouse Complex ............................. V-1569. Hardin Hall .......................................... Q-775. Holtzendorff Hall .................................. P-3118. Houston Center ..................................... X-338. Hunter Chemistry Laboratory .................. M-1088. Jordan Hall .......................................... S-9

63. Rhodes Annex ...................................... P-10 62. Rhodes Engineering Research Center ...... P-958. Riggs Hall ............................................ O-937. Sirrine Hall .......................................... N-940. Smith Building for Sonoco Institute of Packaging Design and Graphics .............. M-12137. Strode Tower ........................................ P-1266. Thurmond Institute ............................... T-973. Tillman Hall ......................................... P-5 101. Vickery Hall .......................................... T-9

124. Kite Hill Recycling Center ...................... II-980. Littlejohn House ................................... T-328. Maintenance Stores .............................. M-476. Mell Hall .............................................. P-282. Moorman House ................................... V-526. Motor Pool ........................................... L-5117. National Dropout Prevention Network ...... X-2 127. Police Department ................................ H-5110. President’s Home .................................. X-8122. Sears House ......................................... CC-6111. Sheep Barn .......................................... X-10

ATHLETIC16. Clemson Memorial Stadium and Frank Howard Field ............................... I-6126. IPTAY/Ticket Offi ce ................................ H-55. Jervey Athletic Center ............................ D-614. Littlejohn Coliseum ............................... F-44. McFadden Building ............................... D-443. Riggs Field (Soccer Stadium) ................. 0-242. Sloan Tennis Center .............................. N-32. Tiger Field (Kingsmore Baseball Stadium) ............... C-5

FOOD SERVICE81. Clemson House (Dining Room) ............... T-467. Cooper Library (Java City® Cyber Café) .... Q-1060. Fernow Street Café ................................ 0-951. Harcombe Dining Hall ........................... O-5106. Hendrix Student Center (Eastside Food Court, Einstein Bros® and P.O.D. Market®) ........ V-1112. Madren Center (Seasons by the Lake Restaurant®) ......... D-16106. Schilleter Dining Hall (Wendy’s®) ............ U-1053. University Union (Canteen, Chili’s Too®, Chick-Fil-A®) ....... O-6

HOUSING103. Barnett Hall ......................................... V-836. Benet Hall ........................................... M-847. Bownen Hall ......................................... O-446. Bradley Hall ......................................... N-4109. Byrnes Hall .......................................... W-9113. Calhoun Courts Apartments .................... Y-981. Clemson House ..................................... T-433. Cope Hall ............................................. M-745. Donaldson Hall ..................................... O-332. Geer Hall ............................................. L-754. Holmes Hall ......................................... N-653. Johnstone Hall ..................................... O-6108. Lever Hall ............................................ W-10112. Lightsey Bridge 1 Apartments ................ Z-14114. Lightsey Bridge 2 Apartments ................ CC-13107. Manning Hall ....................................... V-9102. Mauldin Hall ........................................ V-855. McCabe Hall ........................................ O-650. Norris Hall ........................................... N-4104. Sanders Hall ........................................ C-849. Simpson Hall North .............................. O-14 49. Simpson Hall South .............................. O-14104. Smith Hall ........................................... V-820. Stadium Residence Hall ........................ L-7115. Thornhill Village Apartments .................. BB-944. Wannamaker Hall .................................. N-334. Young Hall ........................................... M-7

STUDENT CENTERS18. Fike Recreation Center .......................... K-4106. Hendrix Recreation Center ..................... V-1199. Redfern Health Center ........................... T-11121. Roderick International House ................. BB-653. University Union, Edgar Brown ............... O-6

VISITOR SITES128. Botanical Gardens ................................. GG-16???. Bob Campbell Biology Musuem ............... GG-1893. Brooks Center for the Performing Arts ..... P-1357. Calhoun’s Offi ce ................................... N-8129. Carillon Garden ..................................... R-683. Class of 1957 Rotunda ......................... T-7131. Class of 1960 North Green .................... R-7132. Cox Plaza ............................................. P-657. Fort Hill (Calhoun and Clemson Mansion) ............ N-841. Lee Hall (Lee Art Gallery) ...................... N-1312. Madren Center ...................................... D-1612. Martin Inn, James F. (888-654-9020) .................................. D-16133. Military Heritage Plaza .......................... Q-5130. Outdoor Theatre (Amphitheatre) ............. R-8134. Reunion Square .................................... P-3135. Scroll Of Honor Memorial ...................... K-579. Visitors Center, Class of 1944 ................ S-313. Walker Golf Course (Clubhouse) .............. E-1617. Woodland Cemetery ............................... I-9

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HOUSING RENDERINGS

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CHRISTMAS CARD

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