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SCHEMATIC DESIGN

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LAND

BED CLOSET

BATH

KITCHENN

DININGG

LIVING

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0 10’

MECH

B’

B

HELIOTROPEHOUSE DESIGN GENERATED THROUGH THE

USE OF TRACKING PHOTOVOLTAIC ARRAYS.

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1/16 SCALETHIRD FLOOR PLAN

RADICAL FUTURESRADICAL FUTURES

ATRIUMATRIUM

AUDITORIUMAUDITORIUM

A'A

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIESEMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

EXHIBIT PREPEXHIBIT PREP

HISTORY OF ENERGYHISTORY OF ENERGY

A' A

1/16 SCALE

+4'0"

+36'0"

SECTION NORTH FACE LONG

+4'0"

+36'0"

MUSEUM OF ENERGYA CENTER FOCUSED ON EXPOSING PAST PRESENT AND FUTURE

CONCERNS SURROUNDING THE WORLD OF ENERGY PRODUCTION

AND USE. FRACTURED SLAB SPANNING THREE PIERS.

FASHION/TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE THIS SCHOOL EXTENDS THE CITY LANDSCAPE UP AND OVER THE

BUILDING PROVIDING SPACE FOR PUBLIC AKIN TO THE STEPS OF

MUSEUMS AND CATHEDRALS. INTERIOR PROGRAM FOLDS UP

AND DOWN CREATING DEPRESSIONS THAT DEFINE SPACES.

LOFTA TRANSPORTABLE SOLAR POWERED HOUSE DESIGNED FOR

A CO-OP BASED APPROACH TO MICRO ENERGY PRODUCTION

AND USE. “LOFT” IS DESIGNED TO CONNECT RESIDENTS

TO A SERIES OF ENERGY PRODUCTION AND SUSTAIN

ABLY MINDED PRACTICES IN A MODERN, LOW IMPACT

DEVELOPMENT.

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENT07

FACADE GEOMETRY RATIONALIZATION OF OFFICE TOWER

DD SECTION OF OFFICE TOWER

CRANING SEQUENCE DIAGRAM09

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"

20'0"20' by 20' constant grid interval20' by 20' constant grid interval20' by 20' constant grid interval20' by 20' constant grid interval20' by 20' constant grid interval20' by 20' constant grid interval20' by 20' constant grid interval

20'-0"

16'0"

16'-9"

15'3"

9'-10"

7'9"

5'3"

8'-11"

8'11"

12'3"

3'7"16'-10"

18'7"18'-4"

16'8"

17'0"

5'10"

8'-9"

1'-10"

1'-0"

8'-0"

18'-6"

5'9"

3'0"

15'10"

3'2"

19'-4"

4'6"

9'3"

19'6"

2'-0"

4'3"15'-1"

4'-10"

2'6"

9'-9"

10'7"

7'-1"

9'7"17'11"

3'-10"

10'-9"

11'-7"

9"6'-2"

6'-7"17'0"

1'1"

6'-7"

14'10"7'11"

16'-9"

14'-5"

19'-11"

2'4"

16'8"

20'0"20'0"

20'0"

LEVEL 14 ELEVATION 205'6" LEVEL 13 ELEVATION 190' 6" LEVEL 12 ELEVATION 175' 6" LEVEL 11 ELEVATION 156' 0" LEVEL 10 ELEVATION 138' 6" LEVEL 9 ELEVATION 116' 6" LEVEL 8 ELEVATION 95' 6"

PASSIVE AIR CONDITIONING

POPULATION STUDY FRESNO

OFFICE TOWER PLAN

HAVANA CITY ANALYSISBUILDING SHELL RATIONALIZATION

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storage

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MODULAR STAGEPLYWOOD AND ACRYLIC

CONSTRUCTION

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870’

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GARDEN PLATFORM

GARDEN PLATFORM

RECREATION PLATEAU

RECREATION PLATEAU

GARDEN PLATFORM

INTERIOR GREENHOUSE

BASIN

DIUM

formal panel exhibition display

CHARCOAL AND GRAPHITE FIGURE DRAWING

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CHIP 2011

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202

101

201

1/4" = 1'-0"PLANS

4' 8'0 2'

5'-0

3 _ 4"

6'-9

3 _ 4"

2'-11

1 _ 4"

7'-1

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11'-01_4"

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5'-0"

5'-8

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10'-33_4"

31_2"4"

1. SEE SHEET L-102 FOR DECK DETAILS

1. DIMENSIONS (ON THIS SHEET ONLY) DRAWN TOPARTITION WALLS ARE TO FACE OF STUD.

A1

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A4

C4

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EXIT

ENTER

2. THE GRID "B" IS THE LINE OF ROTATION FORROOF.

4R@

71_2 "=

30"

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3. THE GRID "C.1" IS THE AXIS OF ROTATION FORCANTILEVER EXTERIOR ENVELOPE.

3. LINE OF OVERHANG CABINETS ABOVE, TYP.

4. LINE OF REMOVABLE CABINETS, TYP.

REF

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CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

TEAM SCI-ARC / CALTECH

960 EAST 3RD STREETLOS ANGELES, CA 90013

1200 EAST CALIFORNIA BOULEVARDPASADENA, CA 91125

COMPACT HOUSE, INFINITE POSSIBILITIES

CHIP 2011

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERSBURO HAPPOLD CONSULTINGENGINEERS, INC.9601 JEFFERSON BLVD. STE BCULVER CITY, CA 90232.TEL: 310.945.4800

EXTERIOR SKINTHE VINYL INSTITUTE1737 KING ST, STE 390ALEXANDRIA, VA 22314.TEL: 571.970.3400

BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONRJC BUILDERS, INC.3509 W 6TH ST.LOS ANGELES, CA 90020TEL: 213.388.9327

REVISIONS:

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PLAN

GENERAL SHEET NOTES

REFERENCE KEYNOTES

SHEET NOTES

05 LU 28

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06 11 00.D05

06 11 00.G13

06 16 00

13 31 33

06 16 00.D10

06 11 00.F12

08 14 00

06 16 00

06 16 00.D6

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1-1/2" = 1'-0"EAST WALL SECTION

1-1/2" = 1'-0"WEST WALL SECTION

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0 1/2' 1' 2'0 1/2' 1' 2'

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

MODULE SPLIT

KITCHEN LEVEL2'-9"

GRADE LEVEL GRADE LEVEL

LIVING ROOM LEVEL2'-0"

10'-3"

T.O.PLYT.O.PLY

05 12 73.L263 / 05 50 00

1.

DIVISION 07 - THERMAL / MOISTURE

2.

05 LU 28 2X8 HANGER

BATT INSULATION07 21 16.A10

2" ALUMINUM TEE AND ANGLE05 14 13

2" RIGID INSULATION07 21 13.B4

26 31 00

07 21 13.B4

07 21 16.A10

07 2116.A10

05 16 69.K6 2" STEEL PIPE2" STEEL HALF BATTEN PIPE CLAMP05 50 00

05 05 00 ALUMINUM RAILNG

05 14 13

2X4 FRAMING - SOLID WOOD WALLS06 11 00.D05

06 16 00.D6 1/2" PLYWOOD06 16 00 1/2" PLYWOOD - OSB

07 2116.A10

07 2116.A10

06 16 00.D10 5/8" PLYWOOD - UNDERSIDE / ROOF

06 11 00.F12 2X6 FRAMING - FLOOR JOIST

DIVISION 08 - OPENINGSWEST DOOR ENTRY08 14 00

06 11 00.G13 2X8 RAFTERS @ 12" O.C.

TUBE SHAPE05 12 73.L263

CONTINUOUS FLEXIBLE VINYL09 91 23MEMBRANE

DIVISION 09 - FINISHES

VINYL COATED POLYESTER13 31 33MEMBRANE

DIVISION 13 - SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION

PV PANELS26 31 00DIVISION 26 - ELECTRICAL

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COMPOSITEDIVISION 06 - WOODS, PLASTICS, AND

DIVISION 05 - METALS

1. MODULE SPLITS OCCUR IN FOUR PLACESREFER TO EACH SPLIT FOR SPECIFIC DETAILS

2. MECHANICAL CRAWL SPACE ABOVE KITCHEN

3. WOOD PANEL SINGLE LIGHT DOOR TYPICAL ATWEST AND EAST DOORS SHEET A-601 FORDOOR SCHEDULE

4. FLOOR LEVEL OF EAST WALL IS CUT AT LOWERLIVING ROOM LEVEL

5. WOOD SPACER TO RAISE CONNECTION POINT

6. 3/16"x10.5" STEEL PTD. SCREW WITH 2 1/8"PTD. WASHERS AND 1 1/4" PTD. SPACER TYP.

7. 1/2" GRADE 8 MOUNTING BOLT

8. 1/2" PTD PLYWOOD DOOR TRIM ASSEMBLY W/ HARDWOOD DRIP

9. 1/16" PLASTIC SHEET BEND TO FORM

10. 1/2" STEEL HANG BRACKET WITH WOOD DOWEL

11. 2X8 FOUNDATION WITH 3/8" BOLT

12. VINYL DRIP BLOCK

SECTIONS INDICATE COMPONENTS OF ACOMPLETE TRANSVERSE SECTION

2. ANNOTATION DENOTES INDIVIDUAL ELEMENTSONLY ONCE YET INDICATES TYP. REPEATEDCONDITIONS IN OTHER AREAS OF THE SECTIONU.O.N.

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A-312

WALL SECTION

GENERAL SHEET NOTES

REFERENCE KEYNOTES

SHEET NOTES

CHIP THE “COMPACT HYPER-INSULATED PROTOTYPE” IS DESIGNED

TO CHALLENGE EVERY ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING

PRECONCEPTION REGARDING THE NET-ZERO-ENERGY HOME.

CHIP IS THE RESULT OF A 2-YEAR RESEARCH, DESIGN, AND

CONSTRUCTION COLLABORATION BETWEEN

SCIARC AND CALTECH.

CHIP2011.COM

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11/2" = 1'-0"NORTH WALL SECTION

11/2" = 1'-0"SOUTH WALL SECTION

0 1' 11/2'

1/2" 0 1' 11/2'

1/2"

T.O ROOF17'-4"

SOLAR ENVELOPE18'-0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

26 31 0005 14 13

07 21 13.B406 16 00.D1006 11 00.G14LU28JOISTHANGER07 21 16.A10

06 18 13.A10

32 05 19.1307 21 13.B4

06 16 00.D6

06 48 13

09 64 1906 16 23

07 21 16 A1006 16 00.D10

06 19 1306 11 00.F1

1% SLOPE ROOF

06 11 00.F2

06 16 2307 21 16.A1006 11 00.G3

LU28

06 11 00.L6LSSU210

05 05 2306 11 00L.606 11 00.G7

08 52 00

06 43 00.C2

26 31 00

05 14 13

05 50 00

05 12 69.K6

06 16 00.D10

LU28

06 11 00.G14

06 18 13.A12

06 05 23.B0

26 31 00

07 21 16.A10

06 18 13.A10

06 16 00.D6

06 16 00.D10

06 16 00.D6

07 21 13.B4

13 31 00.A1

13 31 33

06 16 00.D606 16 2309 64 19

06 11 00.G7

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LU2807 21 16.A10

06 11 00.G7

05 05 23

06 11 00L.6

05 05 23.A3

06 05 23.B1

08 52 00

07 31 00 CT

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

A1

FIRST LEVEL1'-9"

A4

DIVISION 07 - Thermal and Moisture

BATT INSULATION07 21 16.A10METAL GRATINGS05 53 00

DIVISION 05 - METALS05 05 00 ALUMINUM RAILNG

SHEET METAL (FALSE PANELS)05 50 00METAL GRATINGS05 53 00

DIVISION 26 - Electrical26 31 00 PV Panels

2" ALMINIUM TEE, 2" ALMINIUM ANGLE05 14 13

2" OR 3" RIGID INSULATION07 21 13.B4

DIVISION 06 - WOODS, PLASTICS,

FRAMING- RAFTERS06 11 00.G14

PLYWOOD- EXTERIOR WALL SHEATING06 16 00.D6PLYWOOD- UNDERSIDE AND06 16 00.D10

EXTERIOR GRADE FINISH PLYWOOD06 48 13

PLYWOOD- EXTERIOR WALL SHEATING06 19 00.D6

4X10 LAMINATE VENEER LUMBER06 18 13.A10

DIVISION 32 - EXTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS32 05 19.13 GEO-TEXTILE GROUND COVER

-06 11 00.F1-06 11 00.F2

-06 19 13

DIVISION 09 - FINISHES

NORTH WINDOW ASSEMBLY08 52 00

-06 16 23

FRAMING-4x8 BEAM06 11 00.L6

2X8 HANGERLU28ADJUSTABLE HANGERLSSU210

05 05 23 1/4" STEEL PLATE

FRAMING- FLOOR JOSITS06 11 00.G7

1-1/2" ROUND RAIL06 43 00.C2

DIVISION 08 - OPENING

FLOORING MATERIALS09 64 19

SOUTH BI-FOLD (4 PANEL) DOOR:08 35 13.13

3/8" 3.5" LAG SCREW06 05 23.B1

3/8" 3.5" LAG SCREW06 15 13

6X10 LAMINATE VENEER LUMBER06 18 13.A12

10" LAG SCREW06 05 23 B0

AND COMPOSITIONS

ROOF SHEATING

Protection

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FABRICATION & CONSTRUCTION

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SOLAR DECATHLON “CHIP”INTERIOR

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STARBUCKS PERGOLA

VILLA ROTUNDA MASSING DIAGRAM

PRECAST, MODULAR CONCRETE ARCH

GRAD SCHOOL APPLICATION PORTFOLIO

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MICHAEL MALTZAN COMPETITION ENTRYST. PETERSBURG, FL PIER DESIGN

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PRIMAL RECLAIMEDFOUND BULLET CASINGSAND COPPER PIPE

WOVEN STEEL CLOTH

MILLED FOAM MASS WITH VACU-FORMED PLASTIC SHELL

PLASTER CASTING

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