The architecture and masterplan for the New Agricultural Resources Management Institute is a center designed to aid innovation in the cultivation of sustainable practices of agriculture. The primary concept for the project is initiated by the site as divided into four quadrants to which the Institute responds in four different manners. The quadrants are acknowledged by two long pitched-roof buildings called “the wings” that house the crop and seed storage facilities, allowing operational access for agricultural vehicles and machines, framing the seed drying field of the northeast quadrant.
Status: Under Construction
My Role: Contribution as an Intern: Initially, I participated as a translator for client meetings during Spring. Over the summer, I got to contribute in the SD and DD phase of the project, mostly documenting in Revit and producing renders for design options. I was
Additional Credits: Young & Ayata
