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Mark Prikazsky’s Architecture Portfolio
- 3. 04 PEDISTRIAN TENSILE BRIDGE IN MUNICH, GERMANY 12 TRANSITIONAL HOUSING IN SAN FRANCISCO, CA 18 NON-DENOMINATIONAL BURIAL CHAPEL IN CHAMPAIGN, IL 24 BOUTIQUE HOTEL IN CHICAGO, IL 30 WATERFRONT HOSTEL IN CHICAGO, IL 34 CONCEPTUAL SPACE FOR PERFORMANCE 38 HAND RENDERINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHY 44 PROFESSIONAL WORK 46 RESUME university of illinois at urbana-champaign CONTENTS bachelor of architectural studies 2010 master of architecture 2012
- 4. 04 The first half of the course consisted of experimentation and research. The goal was to study how a series of diaphragms could be held in compression by a series of tensile cables. The cables were to be ‘braided’ in different patterns and we noted the action of the diaphragms. The studio gained knowledge and inspiration from the experiments to design a pedestrian bridge. My project originated from investigating the site over the Isar River in Munich, Germany and documenting the number of pedestrians that used the existing bridge (walkers, runners, bikers). Based on this information, I was able to develop a unique diaphragm that allowed pedestrians to use the bridge in a manner that best suited their mode of transportation. The diaphragms were then connected with tensile cables that are pre-stressed via a deployable structure. PROFESSOR PETER MCCLEARY WITH MOHAMAD AL KHAYER UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA COURSE STUDY ABROAD IN MUNICH, GERMANY TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT MÜNCHEN SUMMER 2011 - GRADUATE LEVEL PROJECT INFORMATION 10 WEEKS INDIVIDUAL PEDESTRIAN TENSILE BRIDGE munich, germany
- 5. 05 1.5 mm 10 mm 30º 150 mm 80 mm CONSTRUCTION DIAGRAM FOR CONSTRUCT COMPLETED CONSTRUCT IMAGES
- 6. 06 144° SINGLE MODULE DOUBLE MODULE WITH EARS CONNECTOR SHOWN WITH 10 EARS MODULE CONSTRUCTION STAGE 1 STAGE 2 STAGE 3 STAGE 4 DEPLOYABLE STRUCTURE - PARTIAL ICOSAHEDRON DEPLOYABLE POLYHEDRON STUDY DEPLOYABLE POLYHEDRON STUDY
- 7. EASTBOUND TRAFFIC WESTBOUND TRAFFIC 07 1 WALKER 1 RUNNER 1 BICYCLIST EASTBOUND TRAFFIC WESTBOUND TRAFFIC =6 =6 =17 =29 =34 =45 TRAFFIC STUDY OF EXISTING BRIDGE (1 HOUR) N SITE PLAN 1: 4000 A A N FLOOR PLAN 1: 600
- 8. 08 5 4 3 2 1 COMPLETED DECKING SUPPORTS HANDRAILS SUPPORT DIAPHRAGMS SUPPORT CABLES SUPPORT BRIDGE OCCUPANTS DECKING HANDRAILS DIAPHRAGMS EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC 5 4 3 2 1
- 9. CARBON FIBER FINK TRUSS HANDRAIL 09 STEEL BOLT WOOD DECKING STEEL NUT MAIN CIRCULATION SUBSIDIARY CIRCULATION CIRCULATION DIAGRAM CONNECTION AXONOMETRIC SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE A-A
- 11. 11 STUDY MODEL FINAL MODEL EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
- 12. 12 The form of the building helps to pronounce the urban corner of the site while still maintaining a similar vocabulary of the surrounding buildings. The building’s ‘L’ shape seamlessly connects the buildings to the north and the east and simultaneously creates a strong urban edge. The program of the building deals most closely with San Francisco’s homeless problem. The TNDC (Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation), an organization that offers housing and support services for low-income residents, has its main office on the first commercial level and contains additional office space, classrooms, and multi-purpose rooms on the second floor to support its program participants. The TNDC serves as the primary service to assist residents in transitional housing units. The transitional units are placed on floors 3 – 5 in close proximity to TNDC services and public spaces. A roof garden is on the 6th floor and allows transitional housing residents to grow plants and produce and in turn sell them in a grocery on the first floor. The community sense in the PROFESSOR building is achieved in several different ways. Cut-outs SCOTT MURRAY occur at the SE corner and behind the building in order COURSE to provide a thoroughfare for pedestrians; a restaurant/ ADAPTIVE ENCLOSURES FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING café is also present in this courtyard. Other voids occur UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN on the building to create a communal garden (6th floor), SPRING 2011 - GRADUATE LEVEL and open voids on the building’s corner are designed to PROJECT INFORMATION create outdoor public spaces for the residents. 15 WEEKS TEAM OF TWO WITH RONGBO LU TRANSITIONAL HOUSING san francisco, california
- 13. 13 1,080 NUMBER OF SHELTER BEDS IN SAN FRANCISCO 10,000 ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HOMELESS IN SAN FRANCISCO $200M MONEY THAT SAN FRANCISCO SPENDS FOR HOMELESS “...MANY CALL [SAN FRANCISCO] THE WORST HOMELESS PROBLEM IN THE COUNTRY.” HTTP://WWW.SFGATE.COM/HOMELESS - JAN 2011 SAN FRANCISCO, CA TENDERLOIN DISTRICT NE CORNER OF TAYLOR + EDDY STREETS SAN FRANCISCO CRIME MAP POWELL ST CYRL MAG ET ELLIS STRE MASON ST REET NIN STREET TAYLOR ST REET ET RE ET EDDY STRE T EE S TR ET RK MA ET TURK STRE N CONTEXT PLAN NTS
- 14. 14 UNDERUTILIZED URBAN CONDITION ADJACENT CORNERS NEAR SITE POTENTIAL INTERVENTION REDEFINING THE URBAN EDGE SOUTHWEST EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
- 15. A RETAIL RETAIL GROCERY DWN TNDC OFFICE REB MUAIL EDOM E MLC UDOA P TN RET RT AN E A TC RET RT AN E A REB MUAIL EDOM E MLN UDOA P K-4475-C SUFFIELD C_TOILETS VITREOUS CHINA UP AN E E A L N RDT R T ANRET L N EDART EMTC L DOA P EMTCUDOA P REBMUAIUEDOM REBMUAILEDOM VITREOUS C_TOILETSCHINA SUFFIELD K-4475-C RETAIL UP DWN SECTION A-A 1/64” = 1’-0” K-4475-C SUFFIELD CHINA C_TOILETS VITREOUS ANE EA ANEE A REBMUAILEDOM EMTCUDOA P L N RDTR T REBMUAIUEDOM EML C L DOA P T N RDT R T REB MUAIL EDOM E MLC UDOA P TN RET RT AN E A REBMUAIUEDOM EMTC L DOA P L N RDT R T ANEE A REB MUAIL EDOM E MLN UDOA P TC RET RT AN E A REBMUAIUEDOM EMTC L DOA P L N RDT R T ANEE A K-4475-C K-4475-C SUFFIELD SUFFIELD C_TOILETS C_TOILETS VITREOUS CHINA VITREOUS CHINA SUFFIELD SUFFIELD VITREOUS VITREOUS C_TOILETS C_TOILETS K-4475-C CHINA K-4475-C CHINA REBMUAILEDOM EMTCUD OA P L N RDT RT ANE EA REBMUAIUEDOM EMTC L DOA P L N RDT R T ANEE A REBMUAILEDOM EMTCUDOA P L N EDART A N RE T REBMUAIUEDOM EMTC L DOA P L N RDT R T ANEE A RESTAURANT B B LOBBY RESIDENTIAL UP DWN A N 15 SECTION B-B SITE / GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1/64” = 1’-0” 1/32” = 1’-0”