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Lobby and Office
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Student Lounge and Study Area
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Cafe and Stage

Physical Section Model
1" = 2' 0"
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Urban Design Proposal and Site Plan
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Building Plans

Building Sections
Myer's Place
An engaging community center for young Jewish adults in Savannah
This studio focused on the 15,000 s.f. historic Standard Express Company Livery Building in Savannah. The site is located in one of the most important areas in the U.S. to Jewish history and immediately adjacent to an interstate exit ramp being demolished to recapture the land under it for new urban development. In exploring a new use for the Livery Building the studio developed critical design thinking to create a contemporary intervention with modern materials and assemblies into a historic context that can fulfill the program for the desired while creatively linking the past with the future.
For |
Options I Studio: Historic Preservation |
Date |
Fall 2014 |
Type |
Historic Preservation Design |
Professor |
Jack Pyburn |
Location |
601 Cohen Street, Savannah, GA |