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Life, After Life: Minimal Dwelling

 

 Spring 2020

LIFE, AFTER LIFE: Minimal Dwelling

M. ARCH I, ARCH 1012b
CRITICS: Miriam Peterson, Peter de Bretteville, Elisa Iturbe, Amy Lelyveld, Joeb Moore, Eeva-Liisa Pelkonen

Prototyping for the design of a future kitchen, this project explores the condition where kitchen is the identity-generating heart of the home.

Eventually this prototype was situated at the head of Gowanus Canal, NYC.

 
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Interior photos showing the kitchen’s theatricality, as well as anchoring the interior circulation

 
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Featuring a “living unit–kitchen–living unit“ composition, the project‘s core bears a nesting relationship among MEP / facilities shaft, restroom and living space, which can be further developed through both a tower type and a row house type.

Featuring a “living unit–kitchen–living unit“ composition, the project‘s core bears a nesting relationship among MEP / facilities shaft, restroom and living space, which can be further developed through both a tower type and a row house type.

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