INDEX
 
Collaboration Studio Radiant Room
September 22, 2004
Master’s Academy Projects
 
 
The following URLs are a series of my Notebook entries, drawings, descriptions and web articles that I have written spanning the period when Tom Rudmik and I first met, started working together in 2003, and continuing through the construction of the Collaboration Studio, the first School of the Future ValueWeb DesignShop® event that further developed the concepts contained in these pages, to the Schematic Master Plan and Program Statement in progress by myself and Adam Mcintyre, starting October 2010, to be delivered in early April 2011.
 

After the School of the Future DesignShop event, the idea of building the new Master’s Campus on the existing property, instead of the 40 acre site outside of Calgary, slowly gained momentum for a variety of reasons. These will be spelled out in the work referenced below. In the meantime, the Collaboration Studio has experienced increasing use and a nascent, slowly evolving, ValueWeb has been forming to build the environment supportive of and expressive of the Master vision of education. My role as systems integrator of this design-build-use process has also evolved with MG Taylor, AI and tsmARCHITECTURE as core elements of this evolving ValueWeb.®

 
I will continue to develop and update these Notes to “finish” the documentation of this phase spanning from 2003 and into 2011. All of the project concepts covered here, built and un built, inform one another including the past and the future of this project which will take many years to be fully realized. It is all of one piece. However, commentary on the project after the completion and formal presentation of the Schematic Master Plan will be documented in a different series of pages with a new index. This will stress the point that Masters vision of a new campus has undergone the transformation from an idea to a project.
 
This project is a significant one in the development of MG Taylor’s work. This is more than another navCenter - one of many. It is even more than an interesting work of architecture to be designed and built. It will be the first time that we will have employed our full architectural practice model with a full scale ValueWeb on a large project fully employing the MG Taylor System and Method. The meshing of the Master’s Academy and College, the Geenius® system, with the MG Taylor System and Method to create an integrated environment of learning, design, collaboration and global enterprise in one place will make a civic reality which has never existed before. This is more than a career and business milestone. It is act of making a true 21st Century environment designed and built to create a new spiritual and material reality. An “example of one” offered as a possibility and choice to Humanity.
click on the graphics to go to the Articles
 

MASTER’S VISION

Inventing the new school. A new Campus as an example of one. An enterprise to go to global scale bring THERE to HERE by building projects unique demonstration projects.

MASTER’S navCenter 3d MODEL

Master’s NavCenter Phase I schematic design, June 2004, with Program Statement and commentary.

This version was never built, however many of the ideas behinds it have found their way to the 2011 Master Plan for expanding and developing the existing Campus.

MASTER’S NavCenter 3d MODEL

Large views of the “Tree” NavCenter 3d schematic design model with annotations further developing the concept and program.

COLLABORATION STUDIO
2004

Program Statement of the Studio design with some documentation of the build process.

COLLABORATION STUDIO

Record of the process of “commissioning” the Collaboration Studio from the final construction work through the first mission critical uses of the environment with my notations on the DesignShop and its implications for future development.

2007 - 2011
Snowflake Configuration
for Temporary Use

Temporary classroom to prototype future possibilities and house expanding student body until final Masters Campus can be built. 2011 Phase I-d Option

OFFICE
for
Tom Rudmic

Un built design for opening up existing building interior- exterior interface. Relevant to Phases II and III work.

link coming

2011 MASTER PLAN
for
Development of the existing Campus

Program Statement, schematic development of end-state campus, Phase I options

2011 MASTER PLAN
Multi-Module and Phasing Diagram

Description of the Multi-Module employed for the Campus development process as well as major phases and zones.

2011 MASTER PLAN
Phase I-a Option
on SE Corner

One of four possible Phase I options each with different, time, financial requirements and benefits of use and expression.

2011 MASTER PLAN
Phase I-b Option
Bridge Building

One of four possible Phase I options each with different, time, financial requirements and benefits of use and expression.

2011 MASTER PLAN
Phase I-c Option
Steel Cube Building

One of four possible Phase I options each with different, time, financial requirements and benefits of use and expression.

2011 MASTER PLAN
Phase III earth covered HUB, Research, navCenter extension

There are several ways how the Phase III Enterprise Wing combines with Phases I and II plays in “The Glass Bead Game. ”

2011 MASTER PLAN
Notebook Pages
nextGen pp 11-14

My notebook entries made February 10 to March 19, 2011 about the development of Masters Phases I, II and III.

2011 MASTER PLAN
Presentation
Phase I & II
April 2011

End of the study of the Schematic design phase and the beginning of Design Development on designated 2011 through 2013 construction.

Summer 2011
ART STUDIO
Project

Second Level Art Studio to be opened by September 2011 built in the observation deck of the original gymnasium.

HIGH DEFFINITION SCHEMATIC
DRAWINGS
of
Phase I, II & III
designs

Go to this folder to get
Hi Def printable
graphics.

Presentation
to Parents

Master’s Academy
and
College

Tom Rudmik

April 2011

Updated: May 16, 2011
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