Taylor M.

Theriault

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

PROJECT NAME Urban Shelter and Place to Rest International Hostel Urban Performance Park Urban Sanctuary Facade Study Annex Connector Boston Space Intervention

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URBAN SHELTER
For this project we were asked to create a structure that provided shelter as well as a place to rest in an urban environment. My concept used a system to create both the shelter and the place for rest all in one.

INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL
This project was designed to offer affordable and safe shared accommodations to travelers from all over the world, place for guests to connect, make new friends, create new experiences, and connect to the community of Boston. My concept for this project was to use past systems to create collaborative and private spaces for both the community and visitors.

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URBAN PERFORMANCE PARK

We were to design a performance park for an urban environment that would be the site for some type of performance. After multiple studies I decided that my performance would be the movement of people passing throught the site as well as the light on the structure.

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URBAN SANCTUARY
Working with light as a conceptual building material that forms, and is formed by, beautiful and varied spaces was the focus for this project. My light study started with a plaster mold, which later played a major role in my design and mausoleum.

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FACADE STUDY
For this precedent study, of Prada Aoyama, we were to research, analyze and reconstruct in both drawings and sectional models.

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ANNEX CONNECTOR
The purpose of this project was to bring the College of Architecture, Design, and Construction Management departments together into one connecting building between Annex North and Annex East. My design was to weave all the colleges together from both the interior and the exterior.

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BOSTON SPACE INTERVENTION

For this project we were to design a small intervention for the Museum of Fine Arts that revealed some part of the spaces diagrammatic structure.

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