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Student Work

Study model by Dylan Weiser.
Study model.
Perspective by Dylan Weiser.
Perspective view.
Section cut by Dylan Weiser.
Section cut.
Perspective by Dylan Weiser.
Perspective view.
Aerial view by Dylan Weiser.
Aerial view.
Final model by Dylan Weiser.
Elevation view.
Study model by Dylan Weiser.
Study model.
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Title

NYCEM Tower

Authors
Dylan Weiser

Course
Second-Year Core Studio

Project Description

This project positions itself as a visual, rather than physical, response to New York City Emergency Management (NYCEM): a critique on the inward-focus of the current EM in which the city projects onto it rather than vice versa. By pushing circulation to the exterior, it allows for an inversion of the tower-stair typology, resulting in figural involutions on the facade that provide a 360-degree view of New York City. Lastly, the tectonics of the facade were designed through close study of three-dimensional printing and its toolpaths as an architectural sleight of hand to avoid the registration of floor plate on the exterior.

Tags
New York City Towers Brooklyn Emergency management Stairs

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