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OVER THE RHINE
OWENSBORO
CLIFTON
BERLIN
LONDON
05.04.
03.02.01.
T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Sarah GlennDesign Portfolio 2011
W. Liberty St.
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1437 Main
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212 Wade
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OVER-THE -RHINE: COMMUNITY DESIGN
01.
W. Liberty St.
E. Liberty St.
Vine St.
Race St.
Republic St.
14th St.
15th St.
Elm St. Mercer
13th St.
McM
icken
Clifton
Frintz
Lang
Mulberry
Pendleton
Broadway
13th St.
Findlay
Green
Elder
Henry
Eton
Dunlap
Pleasant
12th St.
Spring
Spring
Spring
Jackson St.
Dandridge St.
Walnut St. C
lay St.
12th St.
Green
Elm St.
14th St.
Ham
er St.
121 M
cMick
en
1202 Spring
1202 Main
1111 Broadway
1425-27 Elm
1424 Republic
1300 Vine
1225-31 Vine
1327-29 Vine
1233 Vine1235 Vine
1301 Vine
59 Clift
on
133 C
lifton
145 C
lifton
10 A
ntique
1703 Fr
intz
122 M
ulberr
y
232 Clifton
223 Peete
1639-41 Vine
53 Clift
on
216 Clift
on
220 Clifton
218 Clift
on
228 Clifton
524-26 13th528 13th
1501 Republic
202 Peete
208 Peete
210 Pe
ete
219 Pe
ete
1902-04
Vine
1930 Vine
1931
Vine
145-47 M
ulberr
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209 Mulb
erry
211
Mulberr
y
6 Findlay
128 Findlay
1636-38 Main1624 Race
17 Green
19 Green
21 Green
1635 Republic1631 Republic
1619 Republic
42 Clift
on
215 Clift
on
1508 Elm1510-12 Elm1514-16 Elm
1532 Elm1538 Elm
1542 Elm
210 M
ulberr
y
107 Pe
ete
109 Pe
ete
217 Pe
ete
1519 Pleasant1521 Pleasant1523 Pleasant
1324 Race1328 Race
1417 Race
1402 Republic1404 Republic
1418 Republic
1421 Republic
1109-11 Spring
1511 Vine
1929 Vine
1400 Republic
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108 14th
112-14 14th
117 15th
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1636
-38
Mai
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1528 Elm
1540 Elm
1500-06
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1522-24 Elm
1406 Pleasant1408 Pleasant1410 Pleasant
1401-03 Race
1412 Republic
1423 Republic
1405-07
Republic
1417 Vine
1517 Vine
28 W. 13th
1306-12 Vine
144 Pe
ete
222 Peete
202 Mulb
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1622 Race
2000Dunlap
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Clifton
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1809Lang
1711 Main
1719 Main
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221 M
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133 Pe
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137 Pe
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220 Peete
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31 13th
1223 Republic
1609 Pleasant
1221 Jackson
519-23
Dandridge
527 Dandridge
1206 Clay1208 Clay
1321-25 Vine
1204 Clay
1702 Elm
1622 Logan
1627 Walnut
20-22 12th
1122-28 Race
1207-09 Republic1211 Republic
14 14th
1700 Elm
322-24 Findlay
1639-41 Hamer
43 Mulb
erry
78 Mulb
erry
82 Mulb
erry
136 M
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1405 Race
1613 Race
1719 Race
24 W. 13th
1332 Republic
1338 Vine
1332 Vine
1405 Vine1411 Vine1413 Vine
1421 Vine
1227 Walnut
111 E. 13th
1306-10 Main1309-11 Main1317 Main1319 Main
1322 Clay1325 Clay
1405 Clay
1410 Walnut
1414 Clay1417 Main1421 Main1429 Walnut1431 Walnut
1435 Main
1504 Race
1541 Elm208 Wade
214 Wade
209 W
oodward
213 Wade
215 Wade
217 Wade
219 Wade
29 15th
340 Reading
532 Reading
1304 Clay
120 E. 13th
1313-15 Main
1336 Main
1437 Main
1202 Race
404 Reading
210 Wade
212 Wade
1214-1220 Vine
420 E 12th424 E 12th422 E 12th
555 E 13th
1207 Clay1209 Clay
1225 Main1227-29
1501 Moore
30 15th
1409 Main
1401 Main
1329 Main
1401 Main1307 Main
124 E. 13th 1300 Main
1312-16 Main
1338-40 Main
212 E 13th216 E 13th
1307 Yukon215 Woodward
211 W
oodward
213 W
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1729 Vine
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119 M
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enOVER THE RHINE: Social & Ecological Sustainability
Duration: 6 weeks
Site: Over-the-Rhine Cincinnati, Ohio. Once home to German immigrants in the late 19th c., it is now considered one of the most disenfranchised neighborhoods in the United States. The current demographics of residents are; 80% African-American and the average income is less than $1,800 a month.
Objectives & Goals: Our design challenge was to redesignan existing block & building to create an ecologically & socially sustainable environment that could lead to possible social changes within OTR.
BLOCK REDESIGN
SITE
RACE
STR
EET
LIBERTY STREETPLEASANT STREET
GREEN STREET
REHAB SITE
F
indlay
Marke
t Garde
ns
NEW C
ONS
TRUC
TION
EXISTIN
G BUIDL
INGS
Green
Cov
ered
Garaa
ge
SITE DESIGN
SITE DESIGN
SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
GROUND
FIRST
SECONDThe District of Over-The-Rhine holds the most preserved architecture of late 19th & early 20th c. urban townhouses. These urban typologies allow for interesting design problems and problem solving strategies. Most of these townhouses have a width of 15’, obviously much narrower than today’s standards. Limited access to handicap accessible housing became an integral design problem in order to bring more equality to Over-The- Rhine.
The town house rehabilitation program created encourages individuals who were interested in the investment to pay for remod-eling expenses. An investor would remodel the existing building and the lease the bottom floor allowing for assistance with mortgage payments. Also with certain government funding a person could do a subsidized leasing agreement discouraging gentrification which has become an issue within the neighborhood of OTR.
SOCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
RENOVATION & ADAPTIVE RE-USE
OWENSBORO: THE ROOTS OF BLUEGRASS
02.
OWENSBORO: Roots of Bluegrass
Duration: 6 weeks
Site: Owensboro, Kentucky The Birthplace of Bluegrass. Located a few miles from the infamous mando-lin player Bill Monroe’s birthplace, Owensboro boasts a rich musical his-tory. A small city along the Ohio river, it has the Ohio River City’s bountiful architectural tradition.
Objectives + Goals: Explore and discover bluegrass music while applying to architectural design. Adaptive reuse of the Kentucky Federal Building, an existing con-crete structure. Finally, the explora-tion daylighting and sustainability in the highly technical parameters of museum design.
INSP
IRAT
ION
BLUEGRASS AT NIGHT
GIFT SHOPHALL OF FAME
TICKETS CLASSROOMSPERMANENT STORAGER E S TA U R A N T
BLUEGRASS AT NIGHT
CLASSROOMSPERMANENT STORAGER E S TA U R A N T
ADAP
TIVE R
EUSE
KENTUCKY STATE FEDERAL BUILDING
PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
CAFE
TIM
ELINE
CULTURE/FESTIVALS
DIRECTOR’SOFFICE
WORK SPACE
STORAGECONFERNECE
STAFF RRKITCHEN
STORAGE
STORAGE
ARCHIVE
CATERING
ARTIFACT PATH
RETAIL
CLASSROOMS
LOADING &TEMP. STORAGE
LARGE PERFORMANCESPACE
GIFT SHOP
STORAGE
GREENROOM
VINTAGERADIO
STATIONRADIO
STATIONRADIO OFFICE
TEMP.EXHIBITS
INFORMATION&
TICKETS
DIAGRAMS
ARTIFACT PATH
PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
CAFE
TIM
ELINE
CULTURE/FESTIVALS
DIRECTOR’SOFFICE
WORK SPACE
STORAGECONFERNECE
STAFF RRKITCHEN
STORAGE
STORAGE
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STATIONRADIO
STATIONRADIO OFFICE
TEMP.EXHIBITS
DIAGRAMS
VISITOR’S PATH
PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
CAFE
TIM
ELINE
CULTURE/FESTIVALS
DIRECTOR’SOFFICE
WORK SPACE
STORAGECONFERNECE
STAFF RRKITCHEN
STORAGE
STORAGE
ARCHIVE
CATERING
VISITOR’S PATH
PUBLIC/PRIVATE
PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
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TIM
ELINE
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ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
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PUBLIC/PRIVATE
PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
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TIM
ELINE
CULTURE/FESTIVALS
DIRECTOR’SOFFICE
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DIAGRAMS
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PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
CAFE
TIM
ELINE
CULTURE/FESTIVALS
DIRECTOR’SOFFICE
WORK SPACE
STORAGECONFERNECE
STAFF RRKITCHEN
STORAGE
STORAGE
ARCHIVE
CATERING
VISITOR’S PATH
PUBLIC/PRIVATE
PERMANENT STORAGEVAULT SPACE
RESTAURANT
BILL MONROE
ORIGINS OFBLUEGRASSPIONEERS OF
BLUEGRASS
Hall of Fame
Projection Space
CAFE
TIM
ELINE
CULTURE/FESTIVALS
DIRECTOR’SOFFICE
WORK SPACE
STORAGECONFERNECE
STAFF RRKITCHEN
STORAGE
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LARGE PERFORMANCESPACE
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R I V E R F R O N T R E S TA U R A N TThere was an emphasis to design a community driven program; making the International Bluegrass Music Museum not only for Bluegrass enthusiasts, but also for the local residents of Owensboro. Particular emphasis placed on the restaurant, gallery, and performance spaces creating a welcoming and open environment for all patrons.
R I V E R F R O N T R E S TA U R A N T
T R O M B E W A L L
PRO
CES
S
CLIFTON: A STUDY OF URBAN PLACEClifton Library: A Study in Urban Place
Duration: 1 Week
Site: Clifton, Cincinnati, Ohio. An eclectic and densely populated urban neighborhood. The community consists of many different ethnicities and age demographics, because of the presence of The University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati’s Children’s Hospital, and the Hebrew Union College.
Objectives + Goals: The design of the Clifton Community Public Library. In order to create a urban and community based library than responds to the urban condition.
03.
URBAN INTEGRATION
The main conceptual aspect of the design is based on urban ‘place making’. A library can be a hub for the community filled with not only with the knowledge contained in books, but also as a media and technological terminal.
CLIFTON: A STUDY OF URBAN PLACE
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R E A D I N G
LONDON: Sustainability & Urban ExplorationDuration: 5 Weeks
Site: Canary Wharf, London, United Kingdom
Objectives + Goals: Our studio’s goal was to explore the urban fabric of London, focussing modern London’s architecture, and how they have embraced energy efficient design. The program was to accommodate a commercial office for Square Circle, an up and coming design firm.
Personal Contributions We were divided into groups of two. My partner and I worked and evolved the design together, while I focused on the Sustainable design tactics through site analysis and research.
LONDON: URBAN EXPLORATION
04.
LONDON: URBAN EXPLORATION
SITE
THAMES
CIRCLE SQUARE: HEADQUARTERSCA
NARY
WHA
RF: IS
LE OF
DOGS
THAMES
CIRCLE SQUARE: HEADQUARTERSOur client was the design group Square Circle, a London graphic media firm, who were searching for a program that allowed for retail, leasing and a restaurant space, while accounting for potential expansion as the firm grew.
SUSTAINABILITY: THERMAL CHIMNEYOur design focused on passive solar sus-tainability techniques. We emphasized the natural rising of warm air and how that principle can allow for natural air circu-lation in a building reducing the need for mechanical ventilation systems.
03.05.
Berlin Wall: Collaborative StudioDuration: 12 Weeks
Site: Miami University Ox-ford, Ohio
Objectives + Goals: The Berlin Wall Studio consisted of fourteen junior and seniors. The studio was established to create a large scale installation to commemorate the 20th Anniversary of the Fall of Berlin Wall. The installation reached a height of 12’ and 150’ in length, The studio was highly concerned with the history, symbolism, and psychological effects the wall created in a divided Germany.
Personal Contributions: My personal contribution was the initial design & historical research, pricing & purchasing materials, along with enabling and establishing group cohesion and communication.
03.BERLIN: A DESIGN OF FEAR
Most of the 25 panels had to be designed individually to allow for the panels to rise and fall linearly. Each panel had to be carefully constructed in a 3-D modeling program, and then each angle and length was extracted to create concise cuts and joints.Lighting was also an integral part of the design. Electricians were consulted an hired to place lights behind the panels at interval spaces but to also install motion censored lights in the trees to represent the constantly monitored East Berlin side of the Wall.
PHOTO BY: ANTON RIENHART
Sarah GlennEducationMiami University of Oxford Ohio:Bachelor of Arts in Architecture Winter 2010NAAB accredited architectural programMinor of Art and Architectural History
Work ExperienceShawn Walker & Associates: Ashland, KentuckySummer 2010- Present Full time architectural internExperiences:Project ManagerConstruction Documentation Schematic DesignPresentation Renderings & Drawings Office Manager
Undergraduate Assistant Art 188: Miami Univeristy Oxford, OhioSpring 2009Responsible for grading & curriculum review sessionsHeld regular office hours & was student respondent
Quater Barrell Pub & BreweryOxford, Ohio2010Graphic DesignerDesigned logo, buisness cards, & letter heads for upstarting buisness.
Related InvolvementAmerican Institute of Architecture Students: Miami Univeristy Oxford Ohio2007-2010Student MemberParticipated in meetings & group activities
Tools for Schools- 2004- PresentSt. Paul Lutheran Church Ironton, OhioSupplies Book bags and school suppliesto nearly 2,000 Appalachian school children.
Honors & AwardsDean’s List Award RecipientPresident’s List Award Recipient
Fanning/Howey Associates, Inc. Scholarship in Architecture:2008 - 2009, 2010 Mildred Zurbrick Bishop Scholarship:2009 & 2010 Scholarships awarded for:Excellence in thinking-history/theory- academicsUnusual positively challenging personal attitudeUnusual need combined with personal effort
Getty Symposium: 2011 Miami University, Oxford Ohio Paper accepted from a pool of students & professional scholarsPaper will be presented to faculty, students, & Visiting scholars.
Study AbroadSustainability & Energy Efficiency Studio: London, United KingdomMiami University Oxford, OhioMay - June 2009Studied for six weeks in Central London. The studio emphasizedenergy efficiency in design along with urban analyzation.
Berlin Wall Commemoration Studio: Berlin, Germany Miami University Oxford, OhioNovember 2009 Received substantial endowment from theHavinghust Center of Russian & Post Soviet studies. The large construction project was completed at Miami University's Campus. At the end ofthe semester there was an eight day interdisciplinary trip to Berlin, Germany.
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