Term browse - Architectural drawings (visual works)

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Precedent study of "The Taylor House" in Scotland Cay, Bahamas, designed by Frank Harmon & Associates in 2001. Drawings and research done by student Jeremy Fruchter in Spring 2007.

A House and Shop for Two Sisters

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Various student iterations of "A House and Shop for Two Sisters in Coconut Grove," as a studio project in Fall 2001. Instructors were Professors Carrie Penabad and Erick Uoght. The project required students to design a flower shop and library, as well as living spaces.

KEBO West Grove

2020-09-03/1997
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The Kebo West Grove Photography projects is part of a larger interdisciplinary project with the School of Architecture, College of Art and Sciences, History Department, and the School of Communication at the University of Miami. Through images, the project intend to communicate the unique character of the West Grove area.

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Coconut Grove 1873 Bahamian Community

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Print of Professor Rocco Ceo's studio's site plan of Coconut Grove 1873 Bahamian Community from 1999.

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St. Matthew Community Baptist Church

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Drawings of St. Matthew Community Baptist Church in Coconut Grove, drawings created by the CUCD

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Elizabeth Virrick Park

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Trace and print sheets of landscape design for the Elizabeth Virrick Park in Coconut Grove

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Theodore Gibson Educational Village

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Printed sheets of drawings related to the Gibson School in West Coconut Grove, including plans, sections, and elevations

Alturas de Manoguayabo

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In 2008, the CUCD led a 7 day charrette, under the leadership of professors Gustavo Sanchez-Hugalde, Rafael Fornes and Sonia Chao to develop a masterplan for an infill site located in the small town of Manoguayabo in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. The masterplan stitches two differing scales and types of neighborhoods by which the site is bound, making vehicular and pedestrian connections while providing for a seamless transition between the two sides. The Pedro Martinez Foundation has for several years donated schools and housing to the community. This larger scaled projectfor the Foundation covers an area of 6 hectares and would incorporate several civic buildings, including a secondary school, library, sports academy, stadium with market, cultural center, community church and clinic as well as different types of public spaces and housing types from more affordable to middle income options. The design also allows for possible future extensions of the project to its south. This pilot project of a sustainable town development is being analyzed by the federal government of the Dominican Republic as a possible model for the rebuilding of towns affected by recent hurricanes in 20 locations around the island.

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