STUDIO: ARCH 4010
INSTRUCTOR: W.G.Clark
LOCATION: Charlottesville, Virginia
The spaces in this urban house are distributed along different zones that run across the site vertically and horizontally. These zones divide the program in the house, creating a duplex in which the bottom two floors are primarily workspaces and the top two floors are living spaces. With a series of apertures throughout the house, views are framed that distribute the organization of these spaces that spatially connect different parts of the house. The site is located on 4th street and Jefferson and the occupants are a baker and a photographer. The two staircases are important elements in the house as they form zones vertically and horizontally that divide the program on all the floors and create a sense of lift and movement throughout the site.
Models made from wood and metal at scales: 1/32” = 1’0” and 1/16” = 1’0”
Arial view of the project concept located on site
Some interior and exterior perspective views
Sectional perspective
Hand drafted plans and sections at 1/16” = 1’0”
