Lindsey Telford

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02Prague Riverfront DevelopmentCzech Technical University2013

04Chicago Children’s MuseumKrueck + Sexton Architects2015

07Cool SkinsKansas State University 2014

03The Lower DellULI Hines CompetitionKansas State University2014

Contents

06Eskridge RampAIAS Freedom by DesignKansas State University2014

05The Seed HouseCommunity Empowerment CenterKansas State University2012

01Chicago Boogie-WoogieChicago Architecture BiennialKrueck + Sexton Architects2015

09Graphics and Representation

08130 North FranklinKrueck + Sexton Architects2014

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Chicago Boogie-WoogieChicago Architecture Biennial

Krueck + Sexton ArchitectsChicago, Illinois2015

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Chicago Boogie-Woogie is a re-imagined model of urban ownership and living on five Chicago lots. As part of the Inaugural Chicago Biennial, the project was on exhibit in the BOLD Exhibit at the Chicago Cultural Center. In a fundamental break from the typical development pattern, three buildings are oriented parallel to street and alley, creating interconnected and secure collective courtyard spaces lined with stores and shops. Private living units, affordable due to their range in size, are supported by adjacent areas of collective space in which living, dining, and socializing functions take place.

Renderings by team.

The final Biennial submission included an axonometric, sections, plan, and model-all fitting withing a 2’x2’ format.

Chicago Boogie-Woogie

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Collages show collective space and activity on ground level.

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This project was completed during my time studying at Czech Technical University and was my first introduction to urban design. Based in a formerly industrial district of Prague, Holesovice now sees tensions between aging residents and new high-rise construction. Frequent flooding in this area has caused flood walls to be built, entirely separating the river from the neighborhood. New development standards, street typologies, transportation infrastructure, and riverfront design link the old town, the new town, and the river.

02Prague Riverfront Redevelopment

Czech Technical UniversityPrague, Czech Republic

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Prague Riverfront Redevelopment

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In this two week competition, I led a five-person team with landscape architects, a planner, and a real-estate developer to come up with an urban design solution for a neighborhood in Nashville, Tennessee. The Lower Dell responds to the challenges currently facing Sulfur Dell and the Nashville metropolitan area. Flooding, creating profit for landowners, and the poor health of the region can be resolved when considered cooperatively. The Lower Dell is a model neighborhood for Nashville, balancing ecological, urban, and human health. Civic leaders in Nashville will apply the strategies introduced in The Lower Dell to suitable sites throughout the region. This ecological, urban, and human balance is the foundation for a prosperous future Nashville.

The Lower DellULI Hines Competition

Kansas State University, 2014Nashville, Tennessee

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Renderings by team.

Shops

Plaza

GymHospital

BicentennialMall

Hotel

O�ces

Museums

Ballpark

Wetland

Apartments

Farmer’s Market

Trail

THE LOWER DELLNASHVILLE, TN

High water

Low water

The Lower Dell

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A WETLAND

B THE SHED

C SOUNDS BALL PARK

D GREENWAY

E PARKING GARAGE

F FARMER’S MARKET

G RETIRED LIVING

H FAMILY CARE CLINIC

I GYM / CHILD CARE

J THE STOCKYARD RESTAURANT

K COMMUNITY CENTER

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Renovations for the Chicago Children’s Museum focus on the Entry experience for visitors. The Navy Pier will be doing a whole range of renovations, allowing CCM to resign their admissions lobby, vertical circulation and main second floor exhibit spaces. I have worked with the museum on programming, exhibit layout, wayfinding and identity, visitor experience, integration of mobile technologies. Renovations will include an entire new first floor with Entry from the pier.

Chicago Children’s Museum Renovations

Krueck + Sexton ArchitectsChicago, Illinois2015

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Chicago Children’s Museum

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The Story Hub: The Mini-Movie Memory Maker exhibit opened this January. In

this multimedia station, children and the adults produce a mini-movie about their

experiences to share and revisit online after they leave the museum. We helped

coordinate with exhibit designers and fabrication team to complete this exhibit

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The Seed House aims to create an arena for established and emerging community leaders to grow and develop in their capacity to bring justice, equality and sustainability through collective action. The co-founder’s of the Seed House approached Lili Torres and myself with this project over the summer of ‘12. I studied the Pre-Design work done by one of our independent study professors in order to determine which components were essential. I learned start a project from nothing. By using GIS, navigating city code, negotiating with government employees, and talking with clients, I helped The Seed House lay the ground work for a community empowerment center.

The Seed House (Casa de la Semilla)Community Empowerment Center

Wichita, KansasKansas State University2012

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Community: The Seed House

Homeyness“Third place”

CONNECTION

TO PLACE

Indoor outdoor relationship

Complimenting historic built environment

Responding to site and environmental factors

Passive systems

Use of local and reclaimed building materials

Native landscaping

Anticipating needs of the guest

Spaces can change to respond to activity

Articulation at the human scale

Building Module that encourages pre-

fabrication and off the shelf parts

Accessibility

Natural light

Warm, haptic finishes and materials

Visual connection to outdoors and all parts

of building

Low operating costs so energies can be

focused on main task

Legible and clear circulation

FLEXIBLE

SPACES

SUPPORTIVE

ENVIRONMENT

Homeyness“Third place”

CONNECTION

TO PLACE

Indoor outdoor relationship

Complimenting historic built environment

Responding to site and environmental factors

Passive systems

Use of local and reclaimed building materials

Native landscaping

Anticipating needs of the guest

Spaces can change to respond to activity

Articulation at the human scale

Building Module that encourages pre-

fabrication and off the shelf parts

Accessibility

Natural light

Warm, haptic finishes and materials

Visual connection to outdoors and all parts

of building

Low operating costs so energies can be

focused on main task

Legible and clear circulation

FLEXIBLE

SPACES

SUPPORTIVE

ENVIRONMENT

Minimum Front Building Setback: 25 feet

Minimum Rear Setback: 20 feet

Minimum Interior Side Setback: 6 feet

Maximum Height: 35 feet

57’

84’

*Appealed Parking Setback: 8 feet

The Seed House

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garden spacestorage space stage/seating

outdoor cookingafternoon/evening events

storage for all sorts of seatingmultimedia space storage

counter surfacenatural light

operable windows

large sinkfridge

food storageutensile storage

loft apartmentsmall kitchen

bathroomroom

mail event informationoffice supplies

small library/gift shop

storage spacedisplay spacelarge entrance

storage spacetack board space

sink for paintsoperable windowscontrolled lighting

natural lighting

menwomenfamily

janitor storagegray water recycling

BACKYARD

KITCHENETTE

RESTROOMS

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I served as co-Chair of the FBD Chapter, consisting of two faculty advisors and 3 other students. We designed and fabricated a 120’ foot long wheelchair ramp for Eskridge United Methodist Church. I helped lead design and detail charettes. I also worked in the shop fabricating prototypes, which led to the fuselage design with a series of ribs connected to a structural underbelly. I learned the process of digital fabrication, and was trained to pre-fabricate pieces using the CNC router. The entire team constructed of the ramp over the summer.

06United Church of Eskridge RampAIAS Freedom by Design

Kansas State UniversityEskridge, Kansas2014

United Church of Eskridge Ramp

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Cool Skins: Ventilated Rainscreens

Kansas State UniversityHouston, Texas2014

Part I: Ventilated Metal RainscreensInitial research explored improving the cooling performance of ventilated skins by manipulating the geometry of the ventilated cavity. The “turbulator” design has corrugations, which slow down cavity air to increase convection and lower radiative heat transfer.

Part II: EPA LaboratoryThe second semester I applied the Cool Skins research to a proposal for an EPA Laboratory in Houston, Texas. By creating a resilient building that is designed to create a highly functioning pleasant work environment for the EPA, and also that has the potential to have a life beyond it’s intended user, the building will help improve the relevance of the EPA and of itself.

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Using CFD Simulation and full-scale experimental mock-ups, we were able to design the cavity of a metal rainscreen that would create turbulence to

help dissipate heat. This reduced the amount of heat transfered from the envelope .

Part I

Cool Skins

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security

security

public entry

hallway hallwaypublic entry

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storage

parking

parking

loading dock

loading dock

bayou

braeswood blvd.

bus stop

metrorail

fannin st.courtyards labortories

labortories

labortories

labortories

offices

secure entry

lunch room

library

conference

conference

link

link

linkoffices

offices

offices offices

storagestorage

storage

labortories

storage

One principal of resiliency is diversity and redundancy. Distributing and decentralizing program

elements allows for more flexible use and shared resources. The modules of the form have the ability to self-organize, and create an interconnected network

structure across scales. The building is centered around shaded courtyards to provide for cool, natural light to

every space.

Part II

Centralized Decentralized Distributed

Part II

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solar heat gain

solar emmittance and reflectance

expelled hot air

Cross andStack ventilation

june 21

ConsolidatedHVAC systems

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130 N Franklin is a 50 story office high-rise slated to be built in the loop. The faceted facade is designed to be a high-performance envelope that provides abundant daylight and unique views to its tenants. I came onto the project during the schematic design phase and helped bring the project though design development, focusing primarily on optimization of the core and helping to coordinate the Planned Development Zoning process. The core utilizes a z-corridor to maximize rental area while providing access to three elevator cores and shared utilities.

The project is being designed with a LEED-Gold target.

Rendering by others.

08130 North Franklin

Krueck + Sexton ArchitectsChicago, Illinois

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Typical Low-Rise (Level 6-12) Core Plan

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Throughout my time in school and working in architecture, I love sketching, drawing, painting, building, and making.

09Rendering and Representation

Rendering and Representation

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Rendering and Representation

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Presentation drawings for FBI South Florida Headquarters, Krueck + Sexton

Rendering and Representation

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