RA, A IA, EDAC 560 N 2nd St Unit 304 Minneapolis MN 55401 COLE MICHAEL JOHNSON 1.612.787.5467 [email protected] SELECTION OF WORK
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RA, A IA, EDAC
560 N 2nd St Unit 304 Minneapolis MN 55401COLE MICHAEL JOHNSON1.612.787.5467 [email protected]
SELECTION OF WORK
THE MOTHER BABY CENTER | MINNEAPOLIS
Main Entrance to Mother Baby Center reveals a dynamic facade.
Central Atrium brings light and activity to the center of the facility. A detailed view shows the shifting envelope.
The facility is organized in to vertical neighborhoods, each with their own distinct color.
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The sections shows how the complex envelope is detailed and resolved.
A continuous curtainwall wraps the exterior of the building.
ASPIRUS HOSPITAL SURGERY CENTER | WAUSAU
Main Entrance greets the guests as the atrium space glows in the background.
A working model is used throughout the process to allow all parties involved to visualize the space. The model closely resembles the final built design.
Curtainwall wraps the exterior, bringing natural daylight into the surgery corridor, a typically windowless environment.
CROSBY CARDIOVASCULAR CLINIC | BAXTER
Wood wraps the entrance and waiting areas for the clinic. Clerestory windows rise above the wait-ing areas. The entry canopy reaches out to greet the guest. (I apologize for the low quality image)
Another example of a working model to aid in the visualization of the future environment.
The structure itself is expressed and highlighted, creating an impressive canopy within the limits of the low budget.
CHILDREN’S RESEARCH CENTER | MINNEAPOLIS
A preliminary design and rendering. A new focal piece to the Children’s Campus, the design presents a clean and contemporary face to Minneapolis while respecting the existing campus buildings.
JOSEPH BRANT HOSPITAL | TORONTO
An iconic and contemporary vision for the hospital expansion, the design asserts the hospitals posi-tion as a central figure in the community while operating within the limited budget.
The forms of the exterior wrap to the interior using wood tones to bring warmth to the design.
PEEL MEMORIAL HEALTH CENTER | TORONTO
Warm wood tones draw the visitors to the large entry lobby space. A system of precast panels and prefabricated curtainwall panels clad the exterior creating a dynamic yet cost effective design.
HOSPITAL REPLACEMENT MASTERPLAN | OTTAWA
The hospitals vision for a cutting edge facility rises from the surrounding farm fields. Organized in a similar fashion to an airport, the hospital is organized around a central transportation loop and main concourse.
A section show the fields flowing over the parking garage while allowing visibility of the hospital from the main road to the left.A bed tower rests on multi-story podium with interstitial mechanical level between.
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA AMBULATORY CARE CENTER | MINNEAPOLIS
The skyway leads visitors to the central atrium space. The form of the building wraps around the atrium on three sides.
The atrium provides a central space for students, patients and researchers to interact.
WOOLWORTH BUILDING RENOVATION | ST. PAUL
A central circulation stair brings natural light to the center of the building.
THE OTTAWA HOSPITAL | OTTAWA
An integrated operating room designed fully from a modular system including ceiling and walls.
HIGH-END RESIDENTIAL TOWER | MINNEAPOLIS
A sleek and elegant tower rises from a stone base acting as a beacon on the south side of the future downtown east park next to the new Vikings stadium.
VIKINGS TRAINING FACILITY | EDEN PRAIRIE
Offices, conference rooms and training spaces line the field allowing observation from nearly any point in the building. A mast-supported cantilever and colorful entry lobby rise above the facility in the background.
WARMING HUT DESIGN COMPETITION ENTRY | WINNIPEG
A collapsible form rises on the ice providing passing skaters with shelter.
OTTAWA HEART INSTITUTE | OTTAWA
The form wraps and shelters the new entry lobby to the institute.
RA, A IA, EDAC
560 N 2nd St Unit 304 Minneapolis MN 55401COLE MICHAEL JOHNSON1.612.787.5467 [email protected]
SELECTION OF WORK
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