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Jordan Fay, LEED AP

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101-107 Post Road EastWestport, CTAdaptive Re-use Frederick W. Hoag, Architect

Adaptive reuse of unique commercial space and 18th century home in downtown Westport, CT.

Important Design Consideration:• Removal of 2nd story in commercial space to create unique

vaultedspaceforUrbanOutfitters.• Historic renovation of 18th century house to Spotted Horse Tav-

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125 Main StreetWestport, CT Adaptive ReuseFrederick W. Hoag, Architect

Adaptive reuse of 4-story retail building in downtown West-port.

Important Design Consideration:• Cater to multiple tenants including GAP, Brooks Brothers,

and a salon and restaurant.• Provide access to multiple tenant spaces on both sides of

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A Main Street EntranceB Parker Harding EntranceC AxonometricD Main Street E Concept SketchF Gap Stairs G First Floor PlanH Main Street ElevationI Parker Harding Elevation

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Westport Train StationWestport, CT SolarRetrofit&HistoricPreservationFrederick W. Hoag, Architect

Solar array to power electric car charging station as part of historic preservation of early 20th century train station.

Important Design Consideration:• Maintainhistoriccharacterandprovidesolarretrofit.• Maximize visibility to market interior spaces to potential

tenants.• Work with multiple jurisdictions and political entities.

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A Existing ConditionsB Existing ConditionsC Exterior PerspectiveD Marketing RenderingE Interior PerspectiveF South ElevationG Section Diagram H Connections DiagramI Completed Solar Array F

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Elm RestaurantNew Canaan, CTRestaurantFrederick W. Hoag, Architect

Farm-to-table restaurant in upscale suburban downtown.

Important Design Consideration:

• Establish connection between kitchen and patron area, but provide space for semi-private dining.

• Walnut, Italian tile and cast pewter accent the spaces.

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A KitchenB Custom Cast Pewter BarC Dining RoomD Custom 3-Form Back of BarE Dining Room from Chef’s TableF Dining RoomG FloorPlan&ReflectedCeilingPlanH Cast Pewter Bar

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Scena RestaurantDarien, CT Restaurant Frederick W. Hoag, Architect

Wine bar and restaurant in upscale suburban downtown.

Important Design Consideration:

• Open kitchen with irregular space.• Reclaimed wood, terra cotta and blackened steel to pro-

vide contemporary and inviting space.

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A Dining RoomB Custom Light FixtureC Exterior; Custom Steel Sign D Dining Room towards BarE Concept SketchF Bathroom CorridorG Floor PlanH BanquetteI Dining Room towards Bar

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325 East 51st StreetPrivate ResidenceNew York, NYJoseph J. Scarpulla, Architect

2-story addition and renovation to existing 3-story 19th century brownstone in Midtown Manhattan.

Important Design Consideration:• Maintain character of historic facade and juxtapose cli-

ent’s transitional style.• Vertical relationship of spaces.• Severe zoning limitations.

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Chopra Residence

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JOSEPH J. SCARPULLA ARCHITECT

architectureinterior design

251 main streethuntington ny 11743www.jjsarchitect.com

631.673.8078fax: 631.424.8414

2012 Joseph J. Scarpulla, AIA All rights reserved

In association with:

Interior Designer:

Eddie Lee, Inc150 West 25th Street #404New York NY 10001T: 212-‐8683385

Structural Engineer:

Silman Associates88 University PlaceNew York NY 10003T: 212-‐620-‐7970

Mechanical Engineer:

Tangel Engineering Associates PC285 E Main Street #208Smithtown, NY 11787T: 631-‐750-‐2800

Regulatory Consultants:

William Vitacco Associates299 Broadway Fifth FloorNew York NY 10007T: 212-‐791-‐4578

Geotechnical Engineers:

Pillori Associates7 Route 35Laurence Harbor NJ 08879T: 732-‐558-‐0059

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JOSEPH J. SCARPULLA ARCHITECT



631.673.8078fax: 631.424.8414



Interior Designer:

Eddie Lee, Inc150 West 25th Street #404New York NY 10001T: 212-‐8683385


Silman Associates88 University PlaceNew York NY 10003T: 212-‐620-‐7970


Tangel Engineering Associates PC285 E Main Street #208Smithtown, NY 11787T: 631-‐750-‐2800


William Vitacco Associates299 Broadway Fifth FloorNew York NY 10007T: 212-‐791-‐4578

Geotechnical Engineers:

Pillori Associates7 Route 35Laurence Harbor NJ 08879T: 732-‐558-‐0059

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67 Surfside DrivePrivate ResidenceBridgehampton, NY Joseph J. Scarpulla, Architect

Contemporary single family residence with beach access.

Important Design Consideration:• Maximize view to the south while providing solar shading.• Custom awning system tied into structure and standard

curtain wall.• Flood zone requires breakaway system below freeboard

elevation while still able to resist severe hurricane forces.

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67 Surfside DriveBridgehampton, NY

Residenceat 67 Surfside

PROPOSED NEW RESIDENCE



JOSEPH J. SCARPULLAARCHITECT



631.673.8078fax: 631.424.8414



Designer:

Nosanchuk Inc.28 West 27th Street 6th FloorNew York NY 10001T: 212-‐481-‐8144


Robert Silman Associates88 University PlaceNew York NY 10003T: 212-‐620-‐7970


ICOR Associates256 West 38th Street, Suite 7RNew York, NY 10018T: 212-‐994-‐9593

Landscape Architect:

Edmund Hollander200 Park Ave. Suite 1200New York NY 10016T: 212-‐473-‐0620

Lighting Designer:

L'Observatoire International120 Walker Street 7th Floor EastNew York NY 10013T: 212-‐255-‐4463

Facade Consultants:GMS LLP129 West 27th Street, 5th FloorNew York NY 10001T: 212-‐254-‐0030F: 212-‐477-‐5978


InterscienceResearch Associates, Inc.36 Nugent StreetSouthampton NY 11969T: 631-‐283-‐5958

Energy Code Consultants:

Home Energy SolutionsPO Box 1963Huntington NY 11743T: 631-‐673-‐0064

General Contractor:

Bulgin and Associates199 Mariner Drive Suite 5Southampton NY 11968T: 631-‐283-‐9670

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A South FacadeB West FacadeC View from Surfside DriveD StairwellE Living RoomF Wall Section G Living Room

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Miami Art MuseumWinter/Spring 2009 Terminal StudioProfessor Virginia Cartwright

100,000 sq.ft. Contemporary Art Museum in Downtown Miami.

Important Design Consideration:• Civic interaction with downtown and terminus of Miami

BayWalk.• Phenomenological integration of collection, building and

context.• Hurricaneprotectionand18’100-yearfloodplainelevation.

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A Turning Ship Diagram B View towards AuditoriumC Inner Courtyard D Site MapE NW-SW Building Section F Exterior PerspectiveG Site SectionH Museum Floor Plans

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Fringe UrbanismFall 2007Intermediate StudioProfessor Nico Larco

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Urban Crescent intended to create a dense urban multifamily housing development that functions both now and towards a better future and represents the poetics of Phoenix.

Important Design Consideration:• Creation of urban node addressing density and livability.• Introduction of sustainable principles in Phoenix multifamily

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A Ribbon DiagramB Final ModelC Fish-eye Elevation of CrescentD Unit PlansE Street Development ModelF Site Plan (CAD, Adobe CS2)G Crescent Interior PerspectiveH Neighborhood Street Perspective

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important design consideration

century train station

building elevators

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historic renovation

multiple tenants

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historic preservation