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    Water Treatment Facility-Final
    (2011) Schneider, Thomas
    Students in this studio were asked to design a Water Resource Experiment Station at a site on the bank of the Missouri River west of Linton and South of Bismarck, North Dakota. The students were given presentations by studio collaborators from the Biology Department and the Department of Civil Engineering concerning the use of constructed wetlands to clean waste water from the laboratory and rain water harvesting from the building’s exterior to add fresh water to the clean waste water for the use of the laboratory. Each design is approximately 20,000 square feet in area, has public parking and public toilets accessible from the exterior and is intended to be open to the public for their use after hours and on the weekends. This project was an exploration of the suspended roof. All design elements defer back to this as the building is thought to be an honestest portrayal of not only its structure, but the landscape as well.
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    Three Part Analysis-Site Light Boogie
    (2011) Schneider, Thomas
    The main goal of this project was to choose three potential sites based on information that had been gathered about the site by previous sections. I then viewed it as an opportunity to continue exploring animation and video as a presentation technique. I used 3ds MAX and iMovie for its completion.
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    Water Analysis Project-Bathe
    (2011) Schneider, Thomas
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    Water Treatment Facility-Process
    (2011) Schneider, Thomas
    Gathered material from the project in progress. It is a demonstration of my project's development of form and structure. Composed of mostly hand drawings and sketches, with glimpses into initial Revit work.
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    Water Treatment Facility-Individual Pieces
    (2011) Schneider, Thomas
    These are the individual images that I used to compose my final images.