Stacy Falesch Architecture Portfolio

Stacy Falesch

1. NYC APARTMENT2. MUSEUM3. ADJUSTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS4. [DI] VINE WINERY5. Elia Zenghelis WORKSHOP6. ART ON THE PRAIRIE EXHIBIT7. ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY

CONTENTS

01 Micro Apartments

Spring 2013S O H O S o l a r i u m s N e w Y o r k C i t y

SoHo is a neighborhood known for its artists’ lofts, art galleries and stylish boutiques. The requirement for this project is to create a micro unit apartment complex on the corner of Broome Street and Crosby Street. The solarium design allows cross ventilation throughout every apartment, this is achieved by creating an air shaft between the apartment and the circulation corridor.

Interior Rendering

Retail

First Floor

Second- Ninth Floor

Micro Unit385 sq ft

Plan

02 Museum

Fal l 2013Agriculture and Industrial Innovation

Columbus, Indiana is a community that supports their farmers and, thanks to Cummins, rich architecture. The exhibits in this museum are biased on the history of farming, how Cummins manufacturing has affected farm production, as well as the future of farming. After talking to the community members they discussed their concern for a consistent farmer’s market location. The new location for the farmers market is on the south side of the site so the neighboring libraries’ open space could be utilized as well as enhance the farming exhibits within the museum.

Market

South Elevation

Section

West Elevation

Customized living on-demand

DepartBase

conditionSelect layout and reserve

Layout adjusted for you

Arrive

03 Housing

Fal l 2014Adjustable Accommodations

The need for new housing in Marfa, Texas is due to the increase of interest of people wanting to stay there short-term. Adjustable Accommodations solves this housing problem by providing customized living spaces that can be arranged on-demand for these short-term users. The occupants would request an arrangement ahead of arrival based on their needs.

Vacant1 Bed

2 Bed3 Bed

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New access road for residentsPrivate drive and covered parking

Private backyard (40’x50’)

Resident pool and deck space

Restored on-site community garden

Typical adjustable unit

Adobe fence

Star gazing and viewing tower

Maintained dry bed creek

Shaded outdoor living space

Fire pit + access to resident’s amenities

Neighborhood Live Oak tree park

04 Winery

Fal l 2014[DI] Vine Winery

In Fort Davis, Texas, there is the Davis Mountains AVA where many grape varieties are grown. Nearby the “hip” town of Marfa, Texas Thrives with interventions, artwork and architecture by Donald Judd. The Di[vine] Winery creates a destination location in this remote desert outside of Marfa with inspirations from Judd’s Works. Currently, a small wine maker grows Cabernet Sauvignon on this land. Di[vine] Winery adds on a production facility, event space, wine tasting areas and additional acreages of grapes. The winery nestles itself into the grapes, immersing the visitor in the vines. The winery takes advantage of the moderate climate and uses passive cooling, cross ventilation and shading in the buildings. Di[vine] winery has six different pavilions, each holding different programs associated with the winery: entry pavilion, production, equipment storage, barrel storage, wine tasting and event space, visitors can travel through a sequence of spaces that engages them with site and production of wine.

05 Elia Zenghel is Workshop

Spring 2015Analogous Emotions

“One day it will have to be offi cially admitted that what we have christened reality is a greater illusion than the world of dreams.” - Salvador Dali

The Vatican establishes dominance by isolating itself from the Roman fabric. This intended disruption generates an ambience of curiosity towards this power of altercation. Amusement and awe is recognized within a collective body adhering to the alluring roles of mannerism. A once animated perspective of altering program and fl exibility has been altered into a stagnant pool of individualized temporary use. It is not the architecture itself that has failed but the intention of the collective that has lost sight of the primal incentive.

ART ON THE PRAIRIE EXHIBIT: PERRY, IOWA

ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Currently working as an architectural products specialist intern. Creating 3D proposal drawings as well as drawing product details in Revit.

Seasonal Sales Associate and Engraver. Job includes assisting customer, researching products for custom designs, inventory, etc.

Worked on a number of design projects such as T-shirt designs and logos for schools and club teams.

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Work Experience

EducationIowa State University 2009-2015College of DesignBachelors of ArchitectureMinor in Sustainability

Stacy FaleschI am a fifth year student at Iowa State University pursuing a Bachelor degree in Architecture and minor in sustainability. I am eager to work in an environment that encourages me to push my current abilities and allow me to grow as a designer. I believe architecture has an impact on the society we live in, no matter how large or small the project may be. I am passionate about making a difference in my community by using the problem solving skills I have learned through my studies in architecture. I look forward to working in a professional setting with those who design to make a difference.

Skil lsAdobe PhotoshopAdobe InDesignAdobe IllustratorAutoCAD

Form ZGoogle SketchUpRevitRhinoceros

Architectural Products Intern Allsteel

Sales Associate & Engraver Bassett Jewelers & Engraving

Graphic DesignerTeo’s Tees

May 2014 - Present

May 2013 -Present(Seasonal)

Sept.2013 - Jun.2014

About Me

Achievements

ReferencesRob Whitehead(Studio Professor)[email protected]

James Spiller(Studio professor)[email protected]

Pete Goche(Studio Professor)[email protected]

Lori Pfiffner(Mentor at Allsteel)[email protected]

Participant in Iowa States first Master class workshop

Students who exhibit professional promise

Construction Specifications Institute of Central Iowa (CSI) Design Competition Finalist

Grade-point average above 3.50 for more than 12 credit hours

Project was selected to be displayed in an exhibit showcasing Iowa State’s academic, community outreach, research, innovations

Artwork displayed in an exhibit at Art on the Prairie in Perry, Iowa

Students who exhibit professional promise

Elia Zenghelis Master class

Heere Scholarship recipient

(CSI) Design Competition Finalist

Dean’s List

Academic community outreach at the Capital

Art on the Prairie

McIlvain Architecture Scholarship recipient

2015

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