APPLICATION 74

UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION PORTFOLIO

SPRING 2011
College of Architecture
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, Texas
TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARCH 1412
03-04 PROJECT 1
05-08 PROJECT2
09-15 PROJECT2
16-17 CASA MALAPARTE

DELINEATION
18 SKETCH
19 IN-CLASS SKETCH
20 BLACK AND WHITE
21 FINAL PROJECT

DIGITAL MEDIA
22 LIGHT BOX
23 WALL SECTION

STUDENT INITIATED WORK

24 PAINTING
25 PHOTOGRAPHY
 Model Detail

Model Overview

Project 1

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Chipboard, basswood, MDF
11” x 11” x17”
 Axonometric Cross Section & Figure Ground Study

Project 1

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

India ink and Lead Holder
11” x17”
Longitudinal Section & Figure Ground Study
 Model Detail

Model Overview

Project 2

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Chipboard, basswood, MDF
11” x 11” x17”
 Longitudinal and Cross Section

Project 2

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

India Ink and Lead Holder
11” x17”
Plan
 Longitudinal and Cross Section

Project 2

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Lead Holder
11” x17”
Plan
Longitudinal and Cross Section

Project 2

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

India Ink and Lead Holder
Figure Ground Study 11” x17”
 Model Detail

Axonometric

Project 3

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Chipboard, basswood, MDF
11” x 11” x17”
Model Overview
 Model Detail

Model Overview

Project 3

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Chipboard, basswood, MDF
11” x 11” x17”
 Longitudinal and Cross Section

Project 3

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

India Ink and Lead Holder
11” x17”
Plan
 Axonometric Detail

Project 3

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Lead Holder 6H, 4H, 2h, HB
Axonometric Projection
22”x30”
 Model Overview
Model Detail and Paragraph

Components piercing through the datum emphasize continuity throughout the model. When exploded a Project 3
definitive volume is evident. Chipboard pieces are used in conjunction with the basswood sticks to add
stability to areas, but they do not blanket form. The orientation and placement of materials create a thin
sliver of space at the pivot point. Basswood sticks extending from one end of the datum to the other pulls
focus into the smaller moments. This same move highlights implicitly defined volumes created by
elements that appear to be floating. The basswood sticks protrude through the chipboard on two levels
and turn. The pivot accentuates the petite space created by the combination of these components.
Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:
point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Chipboard, basswood, MDF
11” x 11” x17”
Plan Longitudinal and Cross Section

Project 3

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

India Ink and Lead Holder
11” x17”
 Axonometric Detail

Project 3

Horizontal Plane / Vertical Project:

point of beginning

Spring 2011, ARCH 1412

Lead Holder 6H, 4H, 2H
Axonometric Projection
22”x30”
Casa Malaparte Isometric Projection

Spring 2010 ARCH 1412

Measured drawing, pencil on vellum
24” x 36”
 Axonometric Detail

Axonometric Projection

Casa Malaparte

Fall 2010, ARCH 1341

Measured drawing, pencil on vellum
24” x 36”
 In-class Sketch

Fall 2009 ARCH 1341

Pencil
8”x11”
 In-class Sketch

Fall 2009 ARCH 1341

Pencil
8”x11”
 Black and White

Fall 2010, ARCH 1341

White Pencil on Black
Museum Board
16” x 16”
 Plan, Elevation, and Isometric view of sculpture

Final Project

Fall 2010, ARCH 1341

Pencil on Black
Drawing detail Museum Board
24” x 6”
Light Box Final

Light Box

Spring 2010, ARCH 1353

Box in 3ds Max/Bonzai
 Wall Sections Project

Spring 2010, ARCH 1352

AutoCad
Eiffel Tower Painting

Painting on Canvas
Acrylic Paint
Fall 2010
Student Initiated
 Structure and Portrait Photography

Photography
The photographs demonstrate proper
outdoor lighting techniques learned in
PHOT 2310. The shadows in the Bruno
House emphasize the depth and form
unique to the structure. The lighting
for the portraits are diffused light which
is flattering for females. Having a higher
aperture value lessens the depth of field
creating hierarchy in the picture with
Outdoor Photography
the subject being the most prominent.
Film SLR
PHOT 2310
Spring 2011