YEAR - Fall 2025
SITE - Jackie Robinson Public Pool, Harlem, NY
Archived Undergraduate project in Pratt School of Architecture
Interwoven explores the bathhouse as civic infrastructure, extending the Jackie Robinson Pool and Recreation Center through a network of public gardens, gathering plazas, and bathing spaces. A centralized courtyard anchors the plan, while a shifting structural grid responds to the site’s topography and organizes a linear sequence of thermal programs connected by publicly open-air ramps.
This system integrates accessible movement interwoven with moments of quiet, social interaction, and visual connection between interior and outside.
Delicate exposed framework and interchangeable infill relationship between blends each bathing space and its natural environment creating an adaptable system for future expansion.
