A House - Taubman College

ARCH 312 (UG1) 59

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This house serves four young women as they balance their need for community alongside their growing independence. The house functions on a series of “shoots” that run alley to street on the main level and turn perpendicular on the upper levels. These shoots interact through resultant voids and floor level discrepancies to provide options for joint living or moments of privacy. Even in the moment of privacy, though, you feel or see the presence of your other roommates. [gallery size="medium" ids="38248,38250,38255,38251,38253,38246"]

STUDENT

Hazel Wolf

FACULTY

Melissa Harris

Exterior side view of architecture model in-between cardboard boxes

Exterior close up view of architecture model in-between cardboard boxes

Exterior view of architecture model

Exterior view of architecture model with floors visible

Exterior side view of architecture model with floors visible

Exterior view of architecture model in-between cardboard boxes

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