Squarespace Site Server v5.11.81 (http://www.squarespace.com/)http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_ex1.jpg?pictureId=2568680<p>Photography by Paul Kivet</p> <p>This a taste of what most drivers, just west of Kansas City, see along the K-10 freeway</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_ex2.jpg?pictureId=2568681<p>Photography by Paul Kivet</p> <p>This a taste of what most drivers, just west of Kansas City, see along the K-10 freeway</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_ex3.jpg?pictureId=2568682<p>Photography by Paul Kivet</p> <p>Another view that captures the play of mass and glass, which hear turns into shadow and light.</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_ex4.jpg?pictureId=2568683<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_sp1.jpg?pictureId=2568694<p>Created with AutoCAD and Freehand. (Further developed in later phases in photoshop)&nbsp;</p> <p>This is the Corporate Ridge Master Plan at the time of the development of HealthRidge Fitness Center.&nbsp;</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_sp2.jpg?pictureId=2568695<p>Created with AutoCAD and Photoshop</p> <p>Olathe, Kansas has some of the most stringent parking guidelines OPUS encounters. They could go further in the future if they and other cities choose to enact measures to use rain gardens instead of medians that have surfaces that are just slightly less impervious than asphalt. &nbsp;</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_m1.jpg?pictureId=2568693<p>Created with 3DViz and titled with photoshop.&nbsp;</p> <p>This was an early diagrammatic massing that helped the design team to comprehend and work with the volumes of space created by this facility's program.&nbsp;</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_fp1.jpg?pictureId=2568684<p>Entry Level Floor Plan diagraming Function</p> <p>Produced with AutoCAD and Photoshop.</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_fp2.jpg?pictureId=2568685<p>Lower Level Floor Plan diagraming Function</p> <p>Produced with AutoCAD and Photoshop.</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in0.jpg?pictureId=2568686<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in3.jpg?pictureId=2568689<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in1.jpg?pictureId=2568687<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in2.jpg?pictureId=2568688<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in4.jpg?pictureId=2568690<p>Photography by Paul Kivett (no equipment during shoot)</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in5.jpg?pictureId=2568691<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p> <p>While the parent's workout, the children can engage in a number of activities in a gym of their own.&nbsp;</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_in6.jpg?pictureId=2568692<p>Photography by Paul Kivett</p> <p>While the parent's workout, the children can engage in a number of activities in a gym of their own. Including a few elements in the walls made just with them in mind.</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_t1.jpg?pictureId=2568696<p>Produced with 3DViz</p> <p>This model was part of the early effort to identify site forces impacted the placement &amp; form of the design.</p>http://www.ryansiemers.com/picture/hf_t2.jpg?pictureId=2568697<p>Produced with 3DViz</p> <p>This model was part of the early effort to identify site forces impacted the placement &amp; form of the design.</p>