suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
gabriel a. HUERTA: The Page Park Pavilion is a proposed multifunctional pavilion sited in George C. Page Park between the LACMA campus and the Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits. The design intent was to create a pavilion that would explore the shaping of space with materials and light and yet be both programmatically flexible and formally responsive to its context.
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LUNAR CRATER CULTURAL CENTER COMPETITION
Honorable Mention — $100
suckerPUNCH: Describe your project.
gabriel a. HUERTA: The design of the Lunar Crater Cultural Center (LC3) is based on a vision that the proposed design is not an end product, but the starting point for an ever-evolving building on the lunar surface. By utilizing up and coming fabrication technologies like Counter Crafting, the LC3 would be a conglomeration of “3D printed” components. The technology would not only allow for minor modifications and refurbishment, but could potentially support the emergent expansion of the base building form to accommodate future programmatic needs.
suckerPUNCH: describe your project.
gabriel HUERTA: The Innovative Technology Center is a proposal for creating a hub for rapid prototyping, research and development, while simultaneously infusing the site in Koreatown with a new cultural attractor. An overarching urban problem in Koreatown is the scarcity of open public space of which the design attempts to address by reducing land use through a smaller building footprint.
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