EMILY CRICHLOW︎


PROJECTS - PROFESSIONAL

(school of culture & music)

competition first prize, cobe architects // SPRING 2022

(ski lodge renovation)

interior design, bcv architects // SUMMER 2023

(lakeside apartments)

apartment buildings, cobe architects // WI - SU 2022

(riverfront arts district)

masterplanning and retail placemaking, bcv architects // 2024
PROJECTS - EDUCATIONAL

(life on the edge)

mexico city research studio, university of washington // WI 2021

(desk chair) 

furniture design, university of washington // SPR 2020

(cræft)

student-led zine, co-creator // 2020 - 2022

(amazon landscapes)

independent study, university of washington // SPR 2020

(mass timber)

advanced research studio, university of washington // SPR 2021






(havnefabrik)





// scan design master studio with COBE
// design for disasembly and reuse
The idea of this city factory is to locate the facility on upcycled barges on the water. Havnefabrik, or “port factory” is inspired by the industrial port heritage of Nordhavn where movements of imports, exports, commercial activity and cruise ships define the site. With the factory situated on a barge, it can be sited in many locations and responsive to the ongoing developments in Nordhavn. In 20-30 years when the city factory is no longer needed in Nordhavn, it can be moved to another city development in Copenhagen or beyond. 
hyper-modularity & hyper-flexibility


The entire structure is made of modular units (20mx10m) rotated and repeated. Every element of construction can be prefabricated and all joinery is mechanically connected for ease of disassembly to form new roof structure options.
ground floor plan

The interior modules  follow the same logic as the structure.  They are designed to encourage adaptability for the current program. Three interior building modules are used in this project for the cafeteria, storage, and a stacked double module for offices. 



Key details emphasized in this design include...

  • rainwater collection drainage that is stored in tanks at the base of the barge 
  • steel connection plate between the wooden columns to increase structural stability and to attach cross bracing