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Design Studio- LibraryNewYorkFall 2011Studio- Fundamentals in Architecture

A simple primary block derived from this lower Manhattan site is used to create choreographed spacial qualities in plan and section. The primary is manipulated in stages and hierarchi-cally deployed on the site, populating the two street facing edges and creating a courtyard condition.

As one moves from a sub-grade archive space through public/ private book stacks and reading areas, the move from plain and ordinary to angular and complex becomes increasingly clear. Fluid movement through this library is created though the inter-stitial connections of one primary block to another, and the geometric change from one level to the next.

This Library for the Graphic Novel seeks to introduce the primary block as an architectural tool to better understand and interrogate the nature of the books/information it seeks to shelter. The graphic novel is closely related to a comic book yet it is able to communicate very complex ideas and feelings like the classic novel. The primary block too is simple yet complex, humorous yet serious. In this way we can seek to reinterpret a new design concept.

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ConceptStacked primary blocks create space. The Vitra House by Herzog DeMuron

PrecedentThe Aronoff Design Center by Peter Eisenman.

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Site PictureThe preexisting conditions on this site.

Site PlanA graphic representation of the urban context for this Library.

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6D_S New York Library

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Design Studio- Miami TheatreSpring 2011Studio- Fundamentals in Architecture

A Performing Arts Center, Miami Beach, Florida

Classic Theatre: 800 seatsMulti-Form Theatre: 600 seatsExperimental Theatre: 400 seats

Letting three theatres loose in a South Beach park is no small feet. The relationship of these three masses to each other as well as site context, must be considered carefully.

After careful study of Jean Nouvel s Paris Philharmonie we de-vised a method in which our theatres became encased in layers of circulation and program. This helped us highlight the quali-ties which are important to our scheme. Allow for free and open access using the building as a gateway to the park. Shared mobius circulation and lobby spaces result.

The use of a layered strategy afford greater control of the light which is allowed to enter the building. Light is filtered through scoopes in the facade, it then penetrates deeper through holes in the midskin. The theatre shell does not let light pass and cre-ates a quality controlled theatre interior.

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22D_S Miami Theatre

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Design Studio- Social HousingFall 2011Studio- Fundamentals in Architecture

Units: 280# of Stories:12Height: 130Unit sq. ft.: 750,900.1100,1200

Nestled in a Chicago neighborhood which is rapidly becoming a yupi paradise. This project is a modular housing scheme developed using a perimeter block. Two different modules containing four units were developed and placed around this block to allow adequate light and air to reach the occupants. Parking is placed at ground level and covered with a mound which becomes a social gathering space and anchorages playful interaction. This complex would hold a coffee shop, gym and flex space which would serve as useful amenities for all occupants. The south facing units, are studio and one bedroom spaces which would accommodate the UIC student population which is found in this area.

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Design Develop-ment Miami Theatre Fall 2011DD

In this group project an underdeveloped scheme was taken from schematic design phases through design development. This process introduced us to many of the basic issues which an architect must be aware of as he or she works through a project.

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148'0-1/4"

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ADA DIAGRAM DETAIL PLANS

5 FLOOR ACCESS SECTION DIAGRAM

4 ADA AXON DIAGRAM

1:5002 LEVEL 3- THEATRES AND ATRIUM

1 ADA PARKING PLAN 1:500

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:5003 MAX DISTANCE TO EGRESS : 82 FT

LIFE SAFETY EGRESS DIAGRAM

Overall Building Occupancy Type:A-1 (Assembly/Theatre)

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PERFORMING ARTS CENTEROCCUPANCY TYPE:A-1FULLY SPRINKLERED

GROUND LEVEL

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48,000 sq. ft

9,000 sq. ft

total : 126,00 sq. ft

13,000 sq. ft

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5,000 sq. ft

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1:5001 MAX DISTANCE TO EGRESS : 82 FT

2 LEVEL 3- THEATRES AND ATRIUMMAX DISTANCE TO EGRESS : 212 FT

4 PARKING & BUILDING ENTRY DIAGRAMA11.0

A16.0

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2 63 70 5.9 10.4 1.1

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10 38 63 16.9

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17 1.8 124

17 44

18 2.3 27

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Totals 757 200 454.4 113.7 512.5

20 5.4 821 6 2922 4 2923 16 8.2

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1 25 29 10 6.5

25 2.2 17

2 7 5 6.8 29

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4 2.5 44 8.8 49

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Totals 1105 1254.2


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GLASSENCLOSURESYSTEM

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ENVIORNMENTALSECTION

AHU AHU AHU AHUMECHANICAL ROOM

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3D CHUNK

EXTERIOR CONCRETE PANELS

SECONDARY TRUSS SYSTEM

WATER PROOFING

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PRIMARY TRUSS SYSTEM

INTERIOR CEILING HANGERS

FINISHED INTERIOR CEILING

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OVERALL COSTESTIMATE

Estimate of Probable Building Cost

Component Quantity Unit Price CostComplex Glazed Glass Faade System 19,500.00 sf $450.00 per sf $8,775,000.00

Pre-Cast Panel System 185,000.00 sf $100.00 per 200 sf $92,500.00

Metal Mesh (at) 300,000.00 af $50.00 per sq $15,000,000.00

Steel Framing 6,800,000.00 lf $100.00 per 120 sf $5,666,666.67Concrete Foundation (plus basement) 82,000.00 sf $250.00 per sf $20,500,000.00Concrete Above Ground Core & Shell 170,000.00 sf $150.00 per sf $25,500,000.00

Fire Sprinklers 550,000.00 sf $2.00 per 5 sf $220,000.00

HVAC 550,000.00 sf $20.00 per sf $11,000,000.00

Doors 510.00 $50.00 per unit $25,500.00

Special Paint 250,000.00 sf $60.00 per sf $15,000,000.00

Building Finishes 650,000.00 $20.00 per 50 sf $260,000.0015% Contingency 12641950

TOTAL $114,681,616.67

Proforma - Miami Concert Hall

Land Cost $3,500,000.00

Shell Cost $114,681,616.67Soft Cost $20,642,691.00 18% of shell cost

Total Capital Budget $138,824,307.67

Construction Loan (10yr) $135,324,307.67 Total Budget - land cost

$11,277,025.64 per year

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