chad perusse portfolio 2015
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C h a d P e r u s s e[ a d v a n c e d d e s i g n ]U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u t h F l o r i d aS c h o o l o f A r c h i t e c t u r e + c o m m u n i t y d e s i g n
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U n i v e r s i t y o f S o u t h F l o r i d aS c h o o l o f A r c h i t e c t u r e + c o m m u n i t y d e s i g n
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Care of Making spr ing 13 ’
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Fair field, Connecticut spring 14’
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Excel By Design summer 14 ’
[Dig i ta l Des ign ]
Ottawa, Canada spr ing 14 ’
[Chaudiere Is land Community ]
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F i r e n z e , I t a l i a[ a d v a n c e d d e s i g n A ]
B r u n e l l e s c h i C e n t e r o f A r t , F a i t h a n d S c i e n c e
[Piazza Della Signoria] is the site location in Florence, Italy, with the Palazzo Vecchio, Fountain of Neptune and Loggia Dei Luniza. The Foucs of the project was North of the Vecchio and East of Neptune. The site is primarily a pedestrian circulation path around the site. Florence is located in the Northern region of Italy and the capital city of the Italian region Tuscany . It’s the most populous city in Tuscany which a popu-lation of 1.5 million. The city is divided by the Arno River. North of the river holds the most historically significant ar-eas of the town, including the site itself.
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Popu lat ion : 367,796
E levat ion : 160 Feet
Dens i ty : 9 ,300/sq mi
Cl imate : Florence borders on humid subtropical and Med-iterranean cl imates . I t has hot, humid summers with moderate rainfal l and cool, damp winters .
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The design proposal will entail a practice of [science, faith and art] in an interdisciplinary research center The goal is to achieve global improvement with the awareness of the three disciplines working together. This research center will be a series of fully public, semi-public and some private residential living. Multi-use building is to bring together visits from around the world by not only the research but the specific location of such a historically important site.
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Genera l organizat ion of spaces that can faci l i tate the center in a uni form and co llec t ive manner . There i s a sense of hierarchy wi th a large vo lume prot rud ing out and above the res t of the mass which g ives s igni ficance to i t s dominant ges ture . Thi s hierarchica l space will be labe led the fa i th center s ince i t has a impor tant ro le in the sur round ing area of the Florent ine cul tu re .
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The site is located off Kennedy boule-vard between Grand Central avenue and Cleveland avenue. Across the street from University of Tampa and also the locally popular coffee shop called Oxford Exchange. The site i t-self is currently a parking lot with a scarcity of pedestrian life . The project entails a development of a mult i-functioning complex which will include a public park, business cen-ter, commercial spaces , residential tower as well as designated parking and a public restaurant . The residen-t ial port ion will range from a variety of unit s izes and options to allow for maximum exposure to the public li fe and scenic views of the city .
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The design proposal consists of an overall dual L-shaped configuration. The floor plan expressed this layout and assists in creating a focal point of exterior public space. The inverts L-shapes creates a public and private outdoor spaces. The office building has an escalated tier system to allow for roof top access on each floor and help break down the scale of the large residential tower. An ele-vated restaurant is on the second floor, below on the ground floor consists of retail spaces and public shopping outlet .
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Displayed is the Northern side of the site looking south. This expresses the public space leading into retail shops on the ground level and lobby for both office and residential . The office spaces allow for maximum viewing exposure to the public to create a unique relationship to the lower levels . The vert ical core is pri-marily on the eastern side of the building with smaller residential lounge spaces adjacent, located every other floor for double height spaces. The residential units themselves have individual balconies also located every other floor opposite the floors with lounges. Penthouse units are located on the upper floors .
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O t t a w a , C a n a d a[ a d v a n c e d d e s i g n C ]
C h a u d i e r e I s l a n d I n d u s t r i a l C o m m u n i t y
The city of Ottawa is the [capital of Canada] which consists of a large col-lection of governmental buildings and sectors. The site is the islands of Chau-diere, Albert and Victoria located on the border of the Ontario and Quebec Provinces. The islands originally are in-habited by the local indigenous tribes that still fight for ownership.
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U r n S h e l f D e s i g n[ c a r e o f m a k i n g ]
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Care of Making is designed to give appreciation to things thats are hand made and put time, effort and “care” into them. Not to take ad-vantage of what is around you and understand the gift of giving can be far superior than receiving. Putt ing your emotions into your work and expressing ones dedication to excel-lence. By putt ing care into making something gives you more appreci-ation to the material i tself . Under-standing how to ut ilize this material and what tools should be used the create a specific look or outcome. Being patient and taking your t ime to make something great can really be shown in the final product .
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F a i r f i e l d , C T[ j a p a n e s e a r c h i t e c t u r e ]
T e a H o u s e R e t r e a t b a s e d o f f t h e J a p a n e s e t r a d i t i o n a l t e a h o u s e
Tea House Retreat
The concept of the tea room and matati wall came from the urge to create an interactive piece that has elements protruding in and out of i t s imilar to the push pin toy that we see in stores . Incorporating that into a [cherished space] seemed to a fascinating idea for me. The site is a secluding location outside Fairfield, CT off a nature path that follows a local r iver and Lake Morgan. This s i te is s ignificant to me because my grandparents live near it and i would take ventures down this path when-ever I vis i t . The water element was a great generating to interact with and assist the sense of peace and serenity while taking a journey for a tea ceremony.
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P e r s o n a l C o m p u t e r[ d i g i t a l d e s i g n ]
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Computers can be a v iable par t of our everyday li ves today . Since i t i s the vehicle to a llow us to access end less amounts of informat ion I decided to focus on the e legance of one ’ s own por table computer . Be low are some s tud ies done on light ing , luminos i ty , mater ia li ty as well as o ther features . The process can be r igorous and often a t r ia l and error effec t to achieve per fect ion . The space the computer i s he ld i s s imple and personal to ass i s t in express ing the in t imate means of the owner and thi s fascinat ion p iece of machinery .
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