THE SLOTH PROJECT
The Sloth Project represents my greatest achievement at CCA. Originally a 1:1 prototype for a studio class, the piece was nominated for permanent status, on campus, by the architecture department. It was built using only traditional manual processes, the vast majority of which were undertaken by myself alone. This was also my first foray into design-build architecture.
DETAIL VIEWS & NORTH ELEVATION
DETAIL, STRUCTURAL CONNECTIONS
DETAIL DRAWINGS, LINEAR ASSEMBLY
DETAILS OF NORTHWEST CORNER & PERIMETER CONDITION
DETAIL DRAWINGS, LATERAL ASSEMBLY
DETAIL OF SOUTHEAST CORNER
DRAWING SHOWING TENSILE STEEL OVERHEAD ASSEMBLY
RENDERINGS & PHOTOS ILLUSTRATING ASSEMBLY OF TENSILE COMPONENTS
WEST ELEVATION
GLOBAL FORM & RELATED DETAILS
NORTH ELEVATION & DETAILS OF ARC BENT STEEL FRAMES
RENDERING, NORTHWEST CORNER OF STRUCTURE
PLAN DRAWING, ISOMETRIC PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
RENDERING, NORTHWEST CORNER OF STRUCTURE
STRUCTURAL PROCESS MODELS
NORTH ELEVATIONS SHOWING DAYTIME & NIGHTTIME LIGHTING CONDITIONS
