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Altro Industrial
Altro Industrial needed a facility that could not only provide adequate office and laboratory space for 60+ draftsman, designers, researchers, sales associates, and directors but room for future expansion. Altro also needed space for up to 15 custom manufacturing personnel, 4+ warehouse workers, and a trucker’s lounge. At any given time, the facility needs to accommodate 20+ costumers with private conference space.
Altro needed an incredibly adaptive space. To support 80+ employee parking and spaces for clients to park and pick-up large equipment, the facility is equipped with 2 semi docks, 2 semi drive-in doors (where an interior crane will have access to truck loads), and 3 additional drive in doors for class-3 and under vehicles. Two main entrances provide street access; one entrance inaccessible to large semi-trucks prevents traffic congestion.
Altro employees need the capability to design, test, and manufacture new equipment and/or alter existing equipment both large and small. Whether it be modifications to car engines or the creation of new wind turbine components, the space must be conducive for an efficient design-build process. The new facility should reflect the pride, care, and dedication that Altro employees put into their work.
At Altro Industrial communication is key. Employees ensure that client needs are met and that product is efficiently and safely distributed. Altro’s sales-force, designers, researchers, and engineers use an efficient product development process for in-house manufacturing. Clients expect efficient, economical, and precise results.
Altro needed an incredibly adaptive space. To support 80+ employee parking and spaces for clients to park and pick-up large equipment, the facility is equipped with 2 semi docks, 2 semi drive-in doors (where an interior crane will have access to truck loads), and 3 additional drive in doors for class-3 and under vehicles. Two main entrances provide street access; one entrance inaccessible to large semi-trucks prevents traffic congestion.
Altro employees need the capability to design, test, and manufacture new equipment and/or alter existing equipment both large and small. Whether it be modifications to car engines or the creation of new wind turbine components, the space must be conducive for an efficient design-build process. The new facility should reflect the pride, care, and dedication that Altro employees put into their work.
At Altro Industrial communication is key. Employees ensure that client needs are met and that product is efficiently and safely distributed. Altro’s sales-force, designers, researchers, and engineers use an efficient product development process for in-house manufacturing. Clients expect efficient, economical, and precise results.
Altro Industrial needed storage space for equipment and raw materials. In response, a 17,700 sq. ft warehouse was designed with an additional 1000 sq. ft for storage of small items. Approximately 8,500 sq. ft is devoted to manufacturing: this space houses a variety of tools and equipment and a special ventilation system to allow for indoor welding, plasma cutting, and CNC machinery.
Next to the large glass facade is a spacious lobby/showroom that is equipped with a check-in desk, small kitchen, and coffee station. There are two sales offices on the first floor to assist walk-in costumers and a small conference room. Altro also has a furnished trucker lounge in the warehouse to accommodate drivers while they wait for product to be loaded and unloaded from trucks.
Altro Industrial office space is also equipped with modern amenities. The second floor has a dedicated kitchen, game room, and a gym that employees can use to stay healthy and stress free. The space also contains an open office floor plan with many conference rooms and community areas. Altro Industrial office space is equipped to hold 60+ employees and allow the company to continue to grow and expand.
The second floor also houses a unique manufacturing and quality control laboratory, which is directly connected by a freight elevator to manufacturing. The laboratory and surrounding spaces have a plenty of storage to accommodate a variety of projects. Finally, the second floor is equipped with a large training room capable of holding 60+ employees at a time.
Next to the large glass facade is a spacious lobby/showroom that is equipped with a check-in desk, small kitchen, and coffee station. There are two sales offices on the first floor to assist walk-in costumers and a small conference room. Altro also has a furnished trucker lounge in the warehouse to accommodate drivers while they wait for product to be loaded and unloaded from trucks.
Altro Industrial office space is also equipped with modern amenities. The second floor has a dedicated kitchen, game room, and a gym that employees can use to stay healthy and stress free. The space also contains an open office floor plan with many conference rooms and community areas. Altro Industrial office space is equipped to hold 60+ employees and allow the company to continue to grow and expand.
The second floor also houses a unique manufacturing and quality control laboratory, which is directly connected by a freight elevator to manufacturing. The laboratory and surrounding spaces have a plenty of storage to accommodate a variety of projects. Finally, the second floor is equipped with a large training room capable of holding 60+ employees at a time.
Luxury Apartment Complex
ROW HOUSE
Highlighted are living areas (green) and work areas (orange). Living areas include two bedrooms, a large open kitchen, open living, and open dining rooms, a second story library/lounge with an excellent view, and shaded privacy patio. Work areas include an office, two car garage, and shop space with an attached restroom.
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With limited space for exterior facing windows because of site orientation and building code, a large sunroof (purple) extends over many of the rooms inside the residence providing efficient use of daylight.
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LIVEThis row house sits on a small 25’ X 124’ site located on the Ohio River facing the city of Cincinnati. The proposed building is in the historic part of Covington Kentucky near George Roger’s Clark Park on Riverside Drive. It is designed to be a single-family home with a live-work function.
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WORKLiving areas feature an open floor plan while work areas are designed to value concentration and privacy. Sustainable materials and passive design strategy take importance including a strategically placed two-story view of the Ohio river and riverside.
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Bungalow Redesign
Poetry Foundation- Over the Rhine
Cincinnati is a very community driven city, the Poetry Foundation will reflect this with a very open floor plan that promotes interaction with a spacious flexible environment easily suited for meetings and events. An open library will allow anyone to pursue knowledge with plenty of material for reading and shared computer's. Private conference rooms will also allow for collaboration to take place. On the top floor there is plenty of open and closed office space with a coffee shop easily accessible to the community.
This building is equipped with the most modern green technologies. It harvests light from the sun creating solar energy through several sets of solar panels. It collects rain water to water its own roof-top garden. It gathers CO2 emissions from the air and turns them back into oils with brand new carbon purification technologies. |
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Interior Renderings
The poetry foundation is tied to its environment with a strong material palette. Brick, wood, and steel the basics of modern building will create a sturdy building that reflects the values which exist inside. The wood paneling that accents the façade and interior interacts well with outside light sources creating a peaceful and focused environment.
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