Architectural Portfolio Sean Lockwood

This portfolio contains selected projects I completed during my undergraduate studies. 2018 - 2023

1. ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
SEAN LOCKWOOD
2018-2023

2. The Intersect - Community Center Fire Station #4 Contort - Hotel Suspended City Drawings

3. The Intersect - Community Center
2023 - ASCA Concrete Masonry Competition
The Community Commons, located on Wilmington Island, was
designed using concrete block as its primary material. With the
intent of highlighting qualities of concrete block, the form and
orientation was chosen considering the capabilities of the
material. Starting with a simple prism, the form of the building
was dismantled into multiple masses. Two intersecting
hallways organize the masses, becoming the axis, or main
artery of the building allowing for an easy and straight forward
circulation. Punched openings were created in the hallways
and large interior space to help bring light into the interior
during most times of the day. In these punched openings,
built-in seating was designed using concrete block and wood
creating many opportunities to sit and relax throughout the
Community Commons. In many parts of the building, concrete
block was turned on its side and used as a screen material to
help shade and daylight spaces. Finally, the building’s
placement on the site was chosen in order to preserve the
pre-existing trees, and with the intent of further incorporating
nature into the Community Commons, planters and garden
spaces were designed throughout the large exterior space.
Overall, the Community Commons was designed to bring
members of the Wilmington Island community together, while
also providing shelter during harsh weather, and showcasing
concrete block as a material.
Community Center Figure Ground
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Community Center Figure Ground
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Circulation - Isometric
Public Space - Isometric
Private Space - Isometric Community Center Massing Diagram

5. Wilmington Island Rd
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Community Center First Floor Plan Community Center Second Floor Plan
1 Large Interior Space
Legend
2 Office
4 Restroom
5 Screened Porch
6 Kitchen
7 Commons
8 Multipurpose
9 Physical Fitness
10 Classroom
11 Storage
Plan Detail - Cavity Wall Corner
Isometric Detail - Built In Bench
Section Detail - Planter and Bench
3 Reception
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6. 8” CMU
4” CMU Veneer
2” Air Cavity
Masonry Ties
2” Rigid Insulation
Weep Holes
Flashing
Grade
Concrete Footing
Floor Finish
Concrete Slab
Flashing
Ceiling Joist
Steel Beam
Corrugated Steel Deck
Roof Sheathing
Roof Finish
Rigid Insulation
Community Center North Section
Community Center Street Elevation
Community Center West Elevation
Community Center Wall Section

7. Interior
Isometric Detail - Cavity Wall Corner
Plan Detail - Cavity Wall Corner
Isometric Detail - Built In Bench
Section Detail - Built In Bench
Exterior

8. Large Interior Space South Section
Large Interior Space East Section

9. Fire Station #4
2023
Fire Station #4 was designed
simultaneously to the Wilmington
Island Community Center. It was
designed using brick as its primary
material. Throughout the design
process, I focused on preserving as
much of the pre-existing site as
possible and chose to position the
fire station in the same spot the
current station is located. This
allowed me to keep the pre-existing
driveway and cell tower. The
apparatus bay required enough space
to hold 2 apparatuses and a pickup
truck. All storage rooms are located
on the first floor, as well as a public
restroom and an office for visitors.
Overall, Fire Station #4 was designed
with circulation in mind to allow
firefighters to leave efficiently and
quickly in order to respond to
emergencies.
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Fire Station Second Floor Plan
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Legend
1 Apparatus Bay
2 Storage
3 Tool Room
4 Bunker Gear
5 Cleaning/Equipment
6 Small Restroom
7 Office
8 Mechanical
9 Day Room
10 Bunk Room
11 Kitchen
12 Large Restroom
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Fire Station Site and First Floor Plan
Fire Station Figure Ground
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Fire Station Figure Ground

11. Fire Station Perspective
Fire Station West Elevation
Fire Station Perspective
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Fire Station Street Elevation
Fire Station South Elevation

13. Contort - Hotel
2022
Contort, located on the corner of Cone
St. and Walton St. in Atlanta GA, is
a spectorium and hotel. Referring
to Jacques Lacan’s works, Contort
provides opportunities for visitors
to explore Gaze and Glance. With a
focus on framing views and the body’s
interaction with architecture, various
sized apertures were created in two of
the facades. Some apertures provide
a wide and open view like a standard
window, while smaller ones invites the
visitor to approach them and “contort”
to the view.

14. North ElevationEast Section

15. Single Occupancy Plan
Ground Floor/ Lobby Floor Plan Single Occupancy Floor Plan Double Occupancy and Suite Floor Plan
Double Occupancy Plan Suite Plan Egress Stairs Section

16. Suspended City
2022
The Suspended City is a project based in
the distant future when coastal cities
across the world are expected to flood due
to rising sea levels, leaving them
uninhabitable. My intent with this design
was to create a structure that supports all
the basic needs of a small city, that also
responds and adapts to the changing
environment in order to reclaim flooded
cities. Throughout the design process, we
took inspiration from J. G. Ballard’s “The
Drowned World,” and Pink Floyd’s “The Dark
Side of the Moon.”

17. Suspended City Section

19. Drawings
2018
These are drawings I made during my
freshman year. Our class would take field
trips around the city of Savannah to learn
some of the city’s history, as well as take
measurements of historic buildings. We
would use the measurements to create
plans, sections, elevations, and
perspectives to scale. These are two of my
favorite drawings I made that year.
Poetter Hall Interior Perspective
Poetter Hall Interior Elevation

20. 344 Habersham Street Plan
344 Habersham Street Elevation