Jenga 3.0 (team = beaucoup des vagues = MANY WAVES

From Left to right: Cassandra Brunson: Phillip Snider: Nicole Ware

Jenga 3.1

Below are diagrams of our three units merging. We have highlighted destinations, circulation, boundaries, and objects; creating public and private spaces.




Community is a basic need of humans. We need others to surround us in order to communicate and create friendships. Our space is all about bringing together designs as well as people.

As you enter into the large and lofty lobby you feel a sense of community from the various gathering areas. These areas can be used for eating with friends or sitting down for a chat with a neighbor. As you walk through to the back of the lobby it narrows into a hallway that leads to the three apartment spaces. If you continue straight back down the hall you will enter the stairwell that leads up to the large semi-outdoor rooftop terrace that is accessible from the second floors of the apartments. The space incorporates the main forms from the three different spaces and merges them into a cohesive design. These forms also produce the ceiling, space dividers, and seating. This area is a place to have the company of neighbors and friends while enjoying beautiful scenery, gardens, and quiet gathering areas.

Jenga 3.2

Individually, we made diagrams for our books, using words and images to capture the essentials of each of them.

Diagram of "Symbols in Space, Forms in Space": by Phillip Snider:


Diagram of "Cradle to Cradle" by Nicole Ware:


Diagram of "The Architecture of the City" by Cassandra Brunson:



Credits: skeleton: http://www.peoplequiz.com/quizzes-1765-Bones_of_the_Human_Body.html

Jenga 3.2

Finally, we collaborated the books into a cohesive composition.


arrangement by Phillip Snider

Jenga 3.0 (Renderings)

renderings by Phillip Snider - interior views of the public area; spaces that promotes community.

Jenga 3.0 (Model)

Jenga 3.0 (Presentation Board)