The document provides summaries of four architectural projects and design works by Bianca Klucik: 1) The Faculty Club at Emory University, which focused on creating diverse indoor and outdoor spaces that respond to the campus landscape and history. 2) The Richter Gallery in Atlanta, which houses Gerhard Richter's works and uses one-way mirrors and a linear plan to blur reality. 3) The Burdell Center at Georgia Tech, which provides an open workspace that transforms between large and small areas to facilitate collaboration. 4) A cube structure study exploring shape grammars and spatial organization. The document also outlines Bianca's other works including photography projects, a book on life

1. Bianca Klucik

2. Chronology 23
Between 26
Rabbit Hole 29
Make ‘em Laugh 34
Create For Me 37
Moments 41
Gifts 42
crack-ed 43
Things to come 44
Faculty Club Oxford, GA
Richter Gallery Atlanta, GA
Burdell Center Atlanta, GA
The Cube Headspace, BK
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Faculty Club Oxford, GA
The faculty clubhouse for the Emory at Oxford Campus focused on the creation of a
programatically diverse building that holds a public coffee shop, a semi-public recreation
area for professors, and private housing area for guest lecturers and visitors. The site for the
building required one that responded subtly to the campus’s rich foliage and dense historical
forest of buildings. Through a simple structure, a semi-free plan, and a careful play with
indoor and outdoor spaces, the building created provides an almost ethereal experience of
the space, finding its place between nature and history.
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Structure Circulation
Vertical transition spaces Outdoor spacesRooms
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8. Richter Gallery
Peachtree St., Atlanta, GA
Sited in the heart of Midtown, the Richter
Gallery focuses on creating a permanent
home for five of Gerhard Richter’s pieces,
as well as providing gallery space for
rotating exhibitions. Through an analysis
of Richter’s work, the building to house
these works required a quality that
focused on presenting, yet blurring, the
reality of the environment to provide a
continuity between his work and the
inherent experience. To meet this
challenge, the building uses one way
mirrors as the exterior skin and a linear
plan to dissect time and space, but to also
blur it depending on perspective and
movement within the space.
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14. As a showcase to inspire future and current students and through the removal of barriers and the
creation of a variety of spaces, the Center will create an environment of
multi- /inter- disciplinary education.
Burdell Center Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA
The Burdell Center project focused on providing a space for Georgia Tech students
to trade, collaborate, and transmit ideas to promote innovation in the engineering
fields. By providing an open hanger space that rotates from a large work area into
smaller work areas that stack upon each other to vary the intimacy of the space, the
building facilitates the osmosis of ideas through visual connection and the opportuni-
ty for chance meetings.
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19. The Cube Project Headspace, BK
The cube project was a two week study about shape grammars and the organi-
zation of space. After deriving the shapes from a chart of the frequency ranges
of different instruments, I developed a rule set for how the shapespaces would
interact with each other. The next step was to then organize that into a continu-
ous structure with a focus on the interaction points of the structure.
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23. Faculty Club 2
Richter Gallery 7
Burdell Center 13
The Cube 18
Create For Me 37
Moments 41
Gifts 42
crack-ed 43
Things to come 44
Chronology
Between
Rabbit Hole
Make ‘em laugh
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24. Chronology 2007 - today
I found an old photo album at Goodwill
once with a plethora of empty sleeves.
I got it. I started to put my life in a
reverse chronology into it, starting in
the back of the book, moving to the
front. The empty slots between pictures
mark where I gave away a photograph
to somebody who I thought would
enjoy it.
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27. Between Slovakia, 2012,
A book project attempting to express the unique sense of
life held between the wild and the constructed found by
living in the mountainous Slovakia.
The full digital version can be found here:
http://www.slideshare.net/bincadinc/between-20855875
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30. Rabbit Hole 2012
Photography project explor-
ing the reality created
through imagination.
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2012
Moments to live for.
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Richter Gallery 7
Burdell Center 13
The Cube 18
Chronology 23
Between 26
Rabbit Hole 29
Make ‘em Laugh 34
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Create For Me
Moments
Gifts
crack-ed
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Part 3
Things to come..
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38. Create for Me 2012
For a final project, I crafted a mock psychology experiment to get a few friends
and acquaintances to draw an image in a rectangle and write an unrelated story
below to see what they would come up with and to then create a booklet of the
creations to share with each participant. It was an effort to connect people
through their own creativity. The resulting reactions from sharing were worth
every mock moment.

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42. Moments 2012-today
A collection of momentous moments, found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kc7lqktoFGE&list=PLUuuAO-
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43. Gifts until I die
Doodles on paperbag
wrapped gifts and envelopes
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44. Crack-ed crack-ed.tumblr.com
I make a feeble attempt to write poetry some-
times. To the right is an example of one I put into
cyber space.
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45. Things to Come the future
An assortment of projects that will be accomplished within the next year or two, regardless of
time.
How Sausage is Made Oklahoma, Christmas 2012
My family butchered a pig and made sausage.
It’s a lot more comical and heartworming* than you think.
Photopals 2012-2013
I gave ten disposable cameras to my 14 year old cousin in Slovakia and giving ten more to my
cousin in Oklahoma. Then, developing them and sending them to each other. Both come from
rural environments (pop. ~400) and both are teenage girls. It will be interesting to see the com-
parisons.
Cardboard Deathstar Rabbitat
Below is my rabbit, Lola. It has been determined that she is BunnyVader as she has
managed to mindtrick me into giving her half of my room for the construction of a card-
board Deathstar.
*this pun was unintentional.
There were no actual heartworms.
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