JUMP CUT
TYPOLOGICAL DIAGRAM
FACADE STUDY
SECTION 01
SECTION 02
SECTION 03
1/8" SCALE MODEL
1/8" SCALE MODEL
1/8" SCALE MODEL
1/8" SCALE MODEL
1/8" SCALE MODEL
DIGITAL COLLAGE
DIGITAL COLLAGE
DIGITAL COLLAGE
INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE - DIGITAL COLLAGE
COURSE: CORE I Studio
TERM: GSD Fall 2021
INSTRUCTOR: Elle Gerdeman
Jump Cut proposes a multi-purpose community space defined by a cruciform plan and four distinct typological facades. This project begins with the notion that architectural type is primarily signified through façade, and that type operates as a programmatic signifier and spatial organizer. Each façade draws on the visual language of two archetypal architectural typologies: the domestic gable and the industrial shed. Yet this intervention subverts typological expectations about usage and spatial organization through the melding of public and private program within. Thus “type” remains a façade condition, and does not describe the logic of the interior. The confluence of the gable and shed roof forms within the center of the cruciform create distinct spatial and experiential conditions, producing entirely new, hybrid, types.