How Can an Architectural Wall Effectively Integrate 
Existing Site Conditions While Serving Multiple Functions Simultaneously?

Walled-Up Boat House

This building features an architectural wall that not only continues the existing site conditions at the foothill along the Cayuga shore but also serves multiple functions. It acts as the primary structure, houses the mechanical systems, provides furniture, and serves as an architectural threshold that connects and separates the boathouse from private programs.

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My Contributions : Academic (Architecture)
: 2017
: Elizabeth Kamell
: Eleni Veros ( Responsible for concept, design development, digital/physical modeling, and plan/section drawings )
:  Responsible for concept, design development, digital modeling, diagramming, and detail/axonometric/context drawings