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PROJECT III: LIGHT & C    NSTRUCTION

Non-Denominational Chapel

Program:

The objective of this project is to show how natural light can influence the spaces within a building as well as supporting the visual demands of a building's use. Natural light has always been one of the most important elements in Architecture, and is often the starting point of the design. In this project, various approaches are used to control natural light to make more out of the spaces.

Narrative:

You have been selected to design a proposed non-denominational chapel located on the campus of SUNY Farmingdale. The College wants this to be a profoundly spiritual place that people of all faiths can worship and reflect on life’s events. The College believes this can be achieved by the creative use of light. A site has yet to selected on campus; the College is looking for guidance from the Architect. The building should be integrated into the fabric of the campus. The College explicitly requests the design not be symmetrical..

Contextual Analysis:

lIGHT RESEARCH

Circulation

Circulation

Placement of Chapel

Placement of Chapel

Plan

Plan

Sun Path

Sun Path

Sun's Path

Sun's Path

Conceptual Idea:

RANK:

-Main Chapel

-Sides Chapels

-lobby

-Library

-Offices

Conceptual Drawing

Conceptual Drawing

Conceptual plan

Conceptual plan

Finish Floor Plan

Finish Floor Plan

Circulation

Circulation

Elevations:

Front View Of Chapel

Front View Of Chapel

Rear View Of Chapel

Rear View Of Chapel

Right Side Of Chapel

Right Side Of Chapel

Left Side Of Chapel

Left Side Of Chapel

Sectional Views:

Section 1

Section 1

Section 2

Section 2

3D Views/Other Views:

Main Chapel: 3D Interior and Exterior

Memorial Side Chapel: 3D Interior and Exterior

Meditation Side Chapel: 3D Interior and Exterior

More Views:

Entrance

Entrance

Lobby Area

Lobby Area

Inside View

Waiting Area

Waiting Area

Located Behind Main Wall

Close Up View

Close Up View

Veneer Brick Wall

Veneer Brick Wall

Ending Quote

"I dont believe architecture has to speak too much. It should remain silent    and let nature in the guise of sunlight and wind"- Tadao Ando

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