- Year
- Fall 2022
- Category
- Architecture + Planning
- Type
- Graduate Architecture Thesis Design · Social Justice + Healthcare
- Location
- 1700 N. Broad Street · Philadelphia, PA
Context
Graduate thesis work centered on how an existing building can support community health. The proposal combines adaptive reuse, ambulatory care, outdoor healing space, and services shaped by food access and trauma-informed design.
My Role
- Completed the full building design and documentation in Revit
- Produced photorealistic visualization in Enscape
- Created axonometric drawings adapted for augmented reality presentation
- Curated all final presentation drawings
Process
Site Analysis + Program Development
Defined the community need, existing-building opportunity, and healthcare program.
Schematic Design
Developed spatial organization around care, waiting, outdoor healing, and support services.
Revit Documentation
Built the design and drawing set in Revit.
Enscape Visualization
Produced visualizations and presentation material to communicate the experience of the proposal.
Technical Drawings
Outcome + Impact
Produced a complete graduate thesis proposal that uses adaptive reuse and outdoor healing space to support community ambulatory care.
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