an architectural analysis
The city of Savannah was founded by General James Oglethorpe in 1733. A grid plan, exists to this day, was designed to allow the city to grow modularly. Inhabited by stunning live oaks and spanish moss, Savannah's squares represent a significant and the most enduring element of the city's planned community. This project is an analysis of Derby Ward, one of Savannah's four original wards, which houses the City Hall, an iconic symbol of community, unity and ever perpetuating improvements. The city's icon overlooks the famed Johnson Square.
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Circulation Analysis of Derby Ward (1:80), Savannah, Georgia. Nov 2012 I Ink and marker on vellum. 12 x18in
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Diagram of Johnson Square (1:40), Savannah, Georgia. Oct 2012 I Ink and marker on vellum. 15 x 17 in.
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Architectural rendering of City Hall, Savannah, Georgia. Nov 2012 I Ink and watercolour. 12 x 17 in.
City of Savannah permanent collection since May 2013 I Public display in City Hall, Savannah, Georgia since Aug 2013 I Winning piece of the City Hall College Art Contest, Jan 2014.
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Drafting and Inking of City Hall's South Elevation, Savannah, Georgia. Nov 2012
Ink and marker on vellum. 12 x 18 in.
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Isometric Projection of City Hall, Savannah, Georgia. Oct 2012 I Ink on vellum. 12 x 19 in.
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