mitchell homan design portfolio

DESIGN PORTFOLIOMitchell Homan

Contact Information: Email: [email protected]

Address: 1301 Steepleview Ln. Mckinney TX 75069

Phone #: 972-849-7559

Education:Texas Tech University: Bachelor of Science in Architecture 2015

Skills/Programs:AutoCAD Architecture: Excellent

Revit: Good

Rhino: Excellent

Adobe Illustrator: Excellent

Adobe Photoshop: Moderate

Adobe Indesign: Moderate

Microsoft Office: Good

Volunteer/Specialty work:Texas Tech Urban Stage Project: Construction Helper/Event Supervisor

Texas Tech Study Abroad Studio Verona Italy: Design Student

Glossary:Platonic Solid Manipulation: p.1 - p.4

Complex Object Folly: p.5 - p.8

Lincoln Plaza Fashion Design Center: p.9 - p.13

Verona Italy Urban Piazza: p.14 - p.22

Urbanovsky Park 3D Scanning: p.23 - p.26

Lubbock Studio Residence: p.27 - p.32

Platonic Solid ManipulationThis Project utilized 3D Modeling Software (Rhino) to explore the manipulative properties of base geometric solids. The solids were maniulated in multiple ways, from changing the form of the original solid to creating cluster and branching patterns. After multiple iterations were made one model was chosen for physical fabrica-tion. The fabrication process involved digitally unrolling the 3D shapes, lazercutting them, and constructing the model physically. Base ModuleSolid AssemblyTruncated Octahedron

2D Branching Patterns

Perforated Solid3D Branching Design

Face Connection Detail

Base Module Assembly

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Cluster Intersection Iteration 1



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2D Foldable Sheets for Laser Cutterp.3

Physical Fabrication Step 1



Physical Fabrication Step 4 Physical Fabrication Step 5

Physical Fabrication Step 6 (Final)p.4

Complex Object FollyThis Project began with a study of a complex object, an anderson engine starter. The starter was dis-assembled, analyzed, and docu-mented in the form of 2D drawings. Details of the inter-mechanics of the starter were extracted and re-appropriated into the design of a Folly. The details and function of the starter were used to create a theme of organic form changing into mechanic form that guided the design of the Folly.

Engine Starter Interior Mechanics Side View

Interior Gyro

Interior Mechanics Front View

Top View Bottom View

Side View 1 Side View 2 Back View Front View Front View (Open)

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Side View (Exploded)

Complex Object Presentation Board

Converted Plan

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Top View

Second Floor

First Floor

Section 1 Section 2

Elevation 1 Elevation 2 Folly Perspective

Folly Model View 1 Folly Model View 2 Folly Model View 3

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Photoshopped Picture of Model

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Corner 1’Corner 1

Corner 2

Corner 2’

Corner 1’

Corner 1

Corner 2

Corner 2’

Corner 3

Corner 3’

Pleat Diagram 4

Pleat Diagram 2

Lincoln Plaza Fashion Design CenterThe first step of this project involved the diagramming of different fashion pleats to gain an understanding of their spatial and formal qualities. After this information was extracted the qualities were applied as processes to alligning program on the site.The design of this fashion center utilized the form of the Box Pleat to create areas of different ranges of enclosure from private, semi-private, to public. These ranges are contained within a form that responds to neighboring public spaces in Lincoln Plaza by guiding circulation both around and through the building.

Pleat Diagram 3

Pleat Diagram 1

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Site PlanLinoln Center PlazaNew York City NY

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Underground Public Parking

Lincoln CenterPlaza

Damrosch Park

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Pleated Program Block Diagram

Ventilated Model 1 Ventilated Model 2

Conceptual Model: Image 1 Conceptual Model: Image 2

Conceptual Model: Image 3 Conceptual Model: Image 4p.11

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DISPLAY MODULE

Building Section

Aerial Render

Interior Render Exterior Render

Building Plan

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01. Earth

02. Concrete Slab

03. Steel Base Plate

04. Spacer

05. Bolted Connection

06. Interior Floor Finish

07. Perforated Aluminum Panel

08. LGS Hat Channel

09. Screwed Connection

10. Fiberglass Wall Sheathing

11. Gypsum Panel Interior Sheathing

12. Rigid Insulation

14. Structural Steel Plate

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Structural Model: Image 1


Structural Model: Image 3 Structural Detail Drawings

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TTU | COA summer 2014 VERONA | LAB | Prof. Perbellini + Prof. White Mitchell Homan|Mark Freres

Levels of Density

Canopy Levels

Procession Engagement Relief Exposure

Piazza san Giorgio Analysis

Verona Italy Urban PiazzaThe preliminary phase of the of the Piazza design began with prece-dent studies of existing urban spaces in Verona, in this case Piazza san Giorgio. From these studies vital information of materi-ality and scale were extracted. This information guided the design of the new Piazza. The new Piazza’s design referances multiple levels of scale interperated from other spaces in the city that are weaved together with an extension of the column grid from the existing Dogana structure on the site. The weave integrates itself into the site to generate a space that pulls the surrounding enviornment in and through the Piazza.

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03. Steel Base Plate

04. Spacer

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08. LGS Hat Channel

09. Screwed Connection

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Structural Model: Image 3 Structural Detail Drawings

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Zone Concerns

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Extrusionof Path(allows views of boat club)

PiazzaSpace

Boat Club/Market

Existing Site

Analysis Diagrams

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Material Diagram Sectional Zoning Diagram

Sectional Perspective

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Processional Transverse Sectionsp.18

Scale: 1/16”= 1’

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Conceptual Weaving Diagramsp.19

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Longitudinal Section

Isometric Section 1

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Existing Dogana Structure

Metal Pipe Frame

Perforated Aluminum Skin

Exploded Axon of Dogana

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This Project utilized Cyclone 3D Scanning technologies to create point cloud data of Urbanovsky Park on Texas Tech University’s campus that information could be extracted from. Once the point Cloud was generated it was cleaned and analyzed. The analy-sis produced land volume, con-tours, and an elevation of an exist-ing building on the site.

Raw Point Cloud Data

Cleaned Point Cloud

Urbanovsky Park 3D Scanning

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Hill Volume Calculation

Hill With Contoursp.24

3D Cloud Ground Perspective3D Cloud Elevation

3D Cloud Aerial Perspective

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1’

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Converted Revit Point CloudElevation Drawing 1/8"=1'

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Lubbock Studio ResidenceThis project focused on drawing production using Autodesk Revit. The function of the building is an artist studio residence. A two story design that seperates the program by floor was produced. The first floor acts as the workspace and display area while the second floor is completley residential. This change in program type is coupled by a change in materiality. The studio is covered by a wooden tile finish with a large glazed opening for the display area while the resid-nce is wrapped in a contiguous Corten panel system with windows inserted into the grid.

Conceptual Massing Model

Scale 1/8”=1’

Kitchen

Living Room Dining Room

ClosetBathroom

Bedroom

Closet

Entry

BalconyBathroomStorage

Workshop

Garage door

Display area

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UP

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A300

2

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335 SF

Display Area

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54 SF

Bathroom

2

225 SF

Workroom

4

53 SF

Storage

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Toilet SinkMirror

Vanity 36" Tall

Scale 1/8”=1’

First Floor w/ Materials+Dimensions

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Kitchen

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Entry

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884 SF

Master Bathroom

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125 SF

Bedroom

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249 SF

Living Room

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77 SF

Dining Room

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Oak Tile Flooring

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Sink Overhead Corner Cabinet

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Stove/Oven

Scale 1/8”=1’

Second Floor w/ Materials+Dimensions

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Level 10' - 4"

Level 210' - 4"

Level 320' - 4"

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Corten Steel Panel

Wood Strip Paneling

Timber Column

Aluminum Mullion

Glass Panel

Double Glass Door

Corten Panel Roof

Level 10' - 4"

Level 210' - 4"

Level 320' - 4"

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Corten Steel Panel

Wood Strip Paneling

Garage Door

Aluminum Mullion

Glass Panel

Corten Panel Roof

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Level 320' - 4"

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84 SF

Master Bathroom

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62 SF

Entry

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175 SF

Kitchen

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335 SF

Display Area

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225 SF

Workroom

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Drop Ceiling

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Master Bathroom

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Workroom

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Longitudinal Section Transverse Section

Scale 1/8”=1’p.30

Level 10' - 4"

Batt Insulation

1/8" Corten Panels

1/2" Oak Flooring

Varnished Oak Trim

Wood 2x6 Sill Plate

Sill Gasket

Anchor Bolt

Flashing w/ Drip Edge

WaterProofing

Gravel Drainage Basin

1" Rigid Insulation

Concrete Slab Edge

4" Gravel

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Varnished Oak Sill Covering

Varnished Oak Trim

Double 2x6" Window Sill

Batt Insulation

3/4" Plywood Sheathing

1/8" Corten Panels

3/4" Gypsum Board

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Varnished Oak Trim

3/4" Plywood Sheathing1/8" Corten PanelsBatt Insulation

Varnished Oak Header CoverDouble 2x6" Header

Fixed 36"x72" Window

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1/8" CortenPanels

1" Blocking

1" Air Space

Roof Vent

Wood 2x10' JoistBatt Insulation

Corner Flashing

Steel Tension Cable

LGS Hat Channel

Wood Battons

Corten Panels


1/8" Corten Panels

Batt Insulation

Wood 2x6 Double Top Plate

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Wood Header Finish

Corten Header Cover

Weep Hole

Blocking

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Batt Insulation

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Varnished Oak Corner TimOak Flooring

1/8" Corten Panels

Batt Insulated Corner Cavity

Varnished Oak Corner Trim

Aluminum Mullion

Glazed Panel

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Door Jamb DetailScale 3/4" = 1'-0"

Door Head DetailScale 3/4" = 1'-0"

Wall to Floor DetailScale 3/4" = 1'-0"

Window Sill DetailScale 3/4" = 1'-0"

Window Head DetailScale 3/4" = 1'-0"

Wall to Roof DetailScale 3/4" = 1'-0"

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Exploded Render

3D Section Render

Interior Render Building Perspectivep.32

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