portfolio 2012

[TABLE OF CONTENTS]

- Curriculum Vitae (Resume)

- Professional Work(s): Shop Drawings, etc.

- Montrose Society of Music [ARCH 5501]

- AIA Houston Art & Architecture Library Annex [ARCH 4501]

- Main Street Community Theater [ARCH 3501]

- University of Houston Arts Complex [ARCH 5500]

- Technology Advancement Center of Houston [ARCH 4500]

- Galveston Emergency Weather Center [ARCH 3500]

- Menil Collection Bookstore and Cafe Annex [ARCH 2501]

- Texas Country Nature Center [ARCH 2500]

- Research Work(s): Papers, Powerpoint, Projects, etc.

- Team Collaboration Project(s):

- Volunteer Work(s):

[TABLE OF CONTENTS]

- Curriculum Vitae (Resume)

- Professional Work(s): Shop Drawings, etc.

- Montrose Society of Music [ARCH 5501]

- AIA Houston Art & Architecture Library Annex [ARCH 4501]

- Main Street Community Theater [ARCH 3501]

- University of Houston Arts Complex [ARCH 5500]

- Technology Advancement Center of Houston [ARCH 4500]

- Galveston Emergency Weather Center [ARCH 3500]

- Menil Collection Bookstore and Cafe Annex [ARCH 2501]

- Texas Country Nature Center [ARCH 2500]

- Research Work(s): Papers, Powerpoint, Projects, etc.

- Team Collaboration Project(s):

- Volunteer Work(s):

WORK EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION University of HoustonG. D. Hines College of Architecture (August 2006-May 2012) Bachelor of Architecture & Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design Minor in Construction Management Technology

CAD DraftsmanBerridge Manufacturing Company (June 2012-PRESENT)Louis Heppner, Chris Banduch- Create shop drawings of typical sheet metal roofs for roofing contractors.- Review shop drawings from roofing contractors.

Architectural IllustratorCovenant of Faith United Methodist Church (September 2011-PRESENT)Robert Neal - Create illustrations for proposed walking paths.

CAD Draftsman Admiral Glass & Mirror Company (July 2011-May 2012)Jared Short and Robert Richards - Create proposal and submittal drawings for commercial and renovation projects.

Student Worker Marketing Team U. of Houston University Services (August 2009-June 2011)Maria Honey - Worked with team of 10 colleagues to promote green activities on campus

Intern Architect Dang La Architecture (June 2010-August 2010)Liem Dang and Mark Chiriboga - Redlined revisions and created construction documents - Ran submittals to reprographers and sent in for city and/or county approval

SKILLS

SOFTWARE PROFICIENCY

Graphic DesignModel MakingWoodworkingPhotographyWeb DesignHand SketchingCAD Drafting (2D & 3D)

Proficient with Windows OS, Comfort-able with Mac OS, Linux

AutoCAD, Vectorworks (2007-PRESENT) [2D Drawings]

Adobe Design Suite (2007-PRESENT) [Presentations, Graphic Design]

Google Sketchup (2007-PRESENT) [3D Conceptual Models]

Microsoft Office Suite(2002-PRESENT)

Rhinoceros/Grasshopper(2010-PRESENT) [3D Parametric Models]

Revit Architecture (2010-PRESENT) [BIM]

Autodesk Suite (2011-PRESENT)

CERTIFICATIONS EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIESCertified Associate AutoCAD 2012 | Revit Architecture 2012

NCARB IDP

GCBI LEED Green Associate

Vietnamese Students Association (2006-2010) [MEMBER, 2006-2008; WEBMASTER, 2008-2010] Vietnamese Culture & Science Association (2006-PRESENT) [VOLUNTEER] Dance On (August 2010-May 2011) [TECHNOLOGY CHAIR] American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) (February 2012-August 2012) [MEMBER] American Institute of Architects (AIA) AssociateNational Council of Architectural Registration Board Intern Development Program (NCARB IDP)

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Proprietary NoticeAdmiral Glass Company, Inc. 2011

This drawing sheet and all contents herein are the soleproperty of Admiral Glass Company, Inc. Use of thisdrawing, contents or design concepts by any party for anypurposes other than estimating, drawing preparationand/or manufacturing on behalf of Admiral GlassCompany, Inc. shall be deemed a violation of AdmiralGlass Company's copyright and shall cause for legalrecourse by Admiral Glass Company, Inc. and all logosherein are register trademarks of Admiral GlassCompany.

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MONTROSESOCIETY OF MUSIC

Houston Demographics

Houston DensityChart by Susan Rogers

income less than poverty level

14%

income greater than or equal to twice the poverty level

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bachelor degree

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some college, no degree

high school graduate/ equivalent

9th to 12th grade, no diploma

less than 9th grade

AGE ETHNICITY

EDUCATION

income greater than the poverty level but less than twice the poverty level

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HISTORICAL AND GLOBAL AWARENESS

Since the 1950s, the Montrose area has been home to a rich history of musical

talents. From bars on Fourth Ward to Ce-zanne, these venues have hosted anyone

from acoustic jazz artists to alternative acts.

In regards to the site, the site has been home to the first Sears-Roebuck

store in Houston (1929) before it moved to its current location in Downtown. Then in the 1940s, it housed a temporary office

building for Baylor College of Medicine before making yet another facelift in the

1950s to pave the way for Houstons first storage business.

Currently, Montrose is part of a develop-ing master plan that includes creating a

more pedestrian-accessed street with the addition of a light rails that runs from Al-len Parkway towards the fine arts district.

The proposed concert hall site will cre-ate a mini arts district on Montrose that mirrors the fine arts district in that it will create a central location that people will

come to see artists as if they were paint-ings in the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

PRECEDENT RESEARCH:KRESGE AUDITORIUM, MIT

Design Specifications:MIT Campus, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Architect: Eero SaarinenAssociate Architects: Anderson, Beckwith &

Haible (Boston, MA)Structural Engineer: Ammann & Whitley (NY)

Acoustical Consultants: BBN/AcentechStyle: Structuralist Modern

Built: 1950-1955Structure: Thin Shell Reinforced Concrete

1/8th of a Sphere Dome Cladded in CopperDome: 3.5 in THICK to 18 in @ PERIMETER

(Weighs 1200-1500 lbs.)Span: 49 m (161 ft/54 yd)

Triangular Plan (160 ft/side) ~22,170 SFAcoustic System: RPG Diffusor System

Capacity:Concert Hall - Seats 1238Small Theater - Seats 204

- Utilized free-hanging acoustic clouds to direct and absorb sound.

- Every seat has an unobstructed view.- Entry lobby creates a whispering gallery

effect. - Building touches the Earth at 3 points.

-Design in conjunction with the MIT chapel to define MITs social cohesion.

- Domed roof allows for a column-free struc-ture.

-Named for Sebastian S. Kresge, whose foun-dation donated $1.5 million for auditorium

and chapel.

Acoustical Properties-4 rows of 7 clouds across above stage to reflect sound out. 29 sails above back of

house to reflect sound back.

Kresge Little Theatre-(2) Dressing Rooms with shower and

restroom and seats 10.-(1) Green Room, 23 x 10

-(2) Rehearsal Rooms, 26 x 37-(2) Lobbys

Lighting SpecificationsMain Stage:

21 ETC Source Four PARs54 ETC Source Four PARs (5 Lecture, 39

Front of House, 3 Side, 16 on House Lad-ders [~50-19o, ~12-26o , 2-36o, 1-50o])2 Moving Headlights (DMX Controlled)

Dimmers:Main Rack:

Circuits 1-96 hard patched in sensor dim-ming rack (Controlled by DMX)

Unison house light system Back Patch:

Circuits 97-2582 CD-80s with 24 Channels are present

208V patchable into system3 200A circuit breakers with cam lock

connectors.

Design ConceptThe intention of the design was to create a main public space that the other parts

of the program would revolve around. Since the site was located near sur-

rounding park and entertainment areas, the macro of the design was to create a building that was the center of those

functions and you could start at the build-ing and make your way north to Memo-rial Park or southward towards the arts

district. From the macro, the program of the building then becomes the micro in that it utilizes the program to create a

lobby space that accommodates both the school and concert hall visitors.

Project IssuesThe main issue to be dealt with was that the front part of the site is in the 10-500

year flood plain. The fact that one side of the site is on Montrose, traffic in and out of the site

would be a problem because of the den-sity of traffic that goes through Montrose.

EXIT DISCHARGEEXIT ACCESSEXIT

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1. 370 Spaces Parking Garage2. 30 Spaces Surface Parking3. Amphitheater4. Lobby5. 1000 Seat Auditorium6. Concessions7. Restrooms8. Stage9. Backstage10. Sound & Lighting Booth11. Mechanical Room12. Electrical/Server Room

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BUILDING PROGRAMPERFORMANCE HALL

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10. CONCESSIONS (2)

TOTAL USABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE

TOTAL GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE

CAPACITY (SQ. FT.)

7,000 SF (7 SF/PERSON)

1,200 SF

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150 SF

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250 SF

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28,500 GSF

PRIVATE MUSIC SCHOOL

1. CLASSROOMS (2)

2. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION ROOMS (10)

3. PRACTICE ROOMS (2)

4. ADMINISTRATIVE SUITE

5. MUSICIAN OFFICES (5)

6. PRODUCTION ENGINEERING CLASSROOM

7. RECORDING STUDIO

8. MUSIC LIBRARY

9. RECITAL HALL

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TOTAL USABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE

TOTAL GROSS SQUARE FOOTAGE

EXTERIOR SPACES

1. 1000-SEAT AMPHITHEATER

2. 470 PARKING SPACES

TOTAL BUILDING SQUARE FOOTAGE

CAPACITY (SQ. FT.)

500 SF (250 SF EA.)

1,000 SF (100 SF EA.)

500 SF (250 SF. EA.)

800 SF

750 SF (150 SF. EA.)

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500 SF

300 SF

200 SF

250 SF

250 SF

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8,600 SF

CAPACITY (SF. FT.)

12,500 (INCL. COVERED STAGE)

300 SF/PARKING SPACE

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1000-SEAT AMPHITHEATER

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A1010 FOUNDATION Foundation to be fitted with drilled piers to load-bearing clay, with grade beams and structural slab.

A20 BASEMENT CONSTRUCTION B2020 BASEMENT WALLS Not Applicable

ELEMENT B BUILDING SHELLB10 STRUCTURE

B1010 FLOOR STRUCTURE Floor assembly is 3 concrete slab on 1-1/2 metal decking over 36 steel beams and girders.

B1020 ROOF STRUCTURE Roof assembly over music school is 4 con crete slab on 1-1/2 metal decking over 24 steel beams and girders. Roof assembly over concert hall is 4 con crete slab on 1-1/2 metal decking over 108 steel joists and beams.B20 EXTERIOR ENCLOSURE B2010 EXTERIOR WALL MATERIALS All exterior walls are to be comprised of 5/8 plywood sheathing, waterproof membrane and rigid insulation attached to 6 metal studs with acoustical and thermal insulation; except at concert hall, where the metal stud assembly will be attached to a 6 cast-in-place concrete wall. Exterior cladding on entire exterior is 5/16 Swisspearl Concrete Panels attached to concrete wall with Swisspearl rail system.

B2020 EXTERIOR GLASS AND WINDOWS All frames are composed of milled aluminum with 2-1/2 x 7-1/2 mullions. Glazing is 1- 1/2 double-paned low-e insulated glass.

B30 ROOF CONSTRUCTION B3010 ROOF COVERING B3020 ROOF PENETRATIONS Not Applicable

ELEMENT C INTERIOR CONSTRUCTIONC10 INTERIOR PARTITIONS

C1010 INTERIOR PARTITIONS Concert Hall - 6 insulated metal stud, un less noted otherwise. Music School - 6 insulated metal studs, un less noted otherwise. Plumbing Walls - Double-layered 6 insu lated metal studs with 6 intermedi ate air space for plumbing. Offices - 3 metal studs with no insulation.

C1020 INTERIOR DOORS Concert Hall - 9-0 solid hardwood door with acoustically sensitive hardware and padding on both sides of door. Office - Medium stile 1-3/4 doors with 24 sidelight. Rehearsal/Practice Rooms - 8-0 hollow metal doors with acoustically sensitive hardware and padding on both sides of door. All interior door, unless noted, are 7-0 hol low metal doors with small vision glass.

C1030 INTERIOR SPECIALITIES Not Applicable

C20 STAIRWAYS C2010 STAIR CONSTRUCTION Double L2x4 steel angles with intermediate 1/2 steel plate at 6-0 o.c. Steel shall be hot-dipped galvanized and exposed.

C2020 STAIR FINISHES Tread - 1 pre-cast concrete slab Riser - Not Applicable

B30 ROOF CONSTRUCTION B3010 ROOF COVERING B3020 ROOF PENETRATIONS Not Applicable

ELEMENT C INTERIOR CONSTRUCTIONC10 INTERIOR PARTITIONS

C1010 INTERIOR PARTITIONS Concert Hall - 6 insulated metal stud, un less noted otherwise. Music School - 6 insulated metal studs, un less noted otherwise. Plumbing Walls - Double-layered 6 insu lated metal studs with 6 intermedi ate air space for plumbing. Offices - 3 metal studs with no insulation.

C1020 INTERIOR DOORS Concert Hall - 9-0 solid hardwood door with acoustically sensitive hardware and padding on both sides of door. Office - Medium stile 1-3/4 doors with 24 sidelight. Rehearsal/Practice Rooms - 8-0 hollow metal doors with acoustically sensitive hardware and padding on both sides of door. All interior door, unless noted, are 7-0 hol low metal doors with small vision glass.

C1030 INTERIOR SPECIALITIES Not Applicable

C20 STAIRWAYS C2010 STAIR CONSTRUCTION Double L2x4 steel angles with intermediate 1/2 steel plate at 6-0 o.c. Steel shall be hot-dipped galvanized and exposed.

C2020 STAIR FINISHES Tread - 1 pre-cast concrete slab Riser - Not Applicable

C30 INTERIOR FINISHES C3010 INTERIOR WALL FINISHES Concert Hall - Hardwood panels hung by rail system at 30 degree angle for sound dispersion and drilled 1/8 holes for sound dampening. Offices - Painted gypsum board Restroom - 6 x 6 tile Music School - Hardwood panels hung by rail system Back of House - Painted concrete

C3020 INTERIOR FLOOR FINISHES Concert Hall - Carpet Offices - Carpet Lobby - 12 x 12 Stone Panels School - Wood Flooring Restrooms - 12 x 12 Tile Back of House - Treated concrete C3030 INTERIOR CEILING FINISHES Concert Hall - Exposed steel joists covered by sound baffles Offices - Suspended ceiling with acoustical tiles School - Suspended ceiling with acoustical tiles Back of House - Exposed steel joists Restrooms - Painted gypsum board

ELEMENT D SERVICESD10 CONVEYING SYSTEMS D1010 VERTICAL TRANSPORTATION Passenger Elevator - Pump hydraulic with 10 x 10 clear floor space inside the cab Freight Elevator - Pump hydraulic with 6-6 x 16-6 clear floor space inside the cab

D1020 HORIZONTAL TRANSPORTATION Not Applicable

D20 PLUMBING SYSTEMS D2010 PLUMBING FIXTURES Restrooms - Water Closets, Urinals, Lavato ries, Water Fountains Concessions - Sinks

D2020 DOMESTIC WATER DISTRIBUTION Connect to City of Houston Water Service

D2030 SANITARY WASTE SYSTEMS Collect in underground storage tank for gray water collection D2040 RAIN WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEMS Collect in underground storage tank for gray water collection

D2050 SPECIAL PLUMBING SYSTEMS Concessions - Grease Trap

D30 HEATING, VENTILATION, AND AIR CONDITION-ING SYSTEMS D3010 HVAC SYSTEM Air-cooled chiller with 20 x 40 mechanical deck Cooling air volume - 100,000 CFM Area of main supply and return ducts - 70 square feet Area of branch supply and return ducts - 120 square feet Fan Rooms - 3,000 square feet Fresh air louvers - 300 square feet Exhaust air louvers - 250 square feet

D40 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS

D4010 FIRE PROTECTION SPRINKLE SYSTEMS Fully sprinkled

D4020 FIRE PROTECTION SPECIALTIES Concession - Exhaust hood Stage - Automated exhaust louvers at fly space

D50 ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS D5010 ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND DISTRIBUTION Connect to electrical service grid at proposed site. D5020 LIGHTING Concert Hall - theatrical light with house lights Garage - halogen flood lighting All other lighting is recessed lighting in lobby and music school.

D5030 COMMUNICATION AND SECURITY SYSTEMS Wireless and wired back for communication systems Security system is hardwired to cameras, security lighting, TVs, etc.

ELEMENT E EQUIPMENT AND FURNISHINGSE10 EQUIPMENT Concessions - warming machine, fountain drink machine, coffee machine, refrigerator, freezer Concert Hall - typical technical equipment Offices - computers, phones Music School - tuners

E20 FURNISHINGS Lobby - seating for waiting guests Music School - music stands, chairs Concert Hall - fixed theatrical seating Office - desks, chairs, filing cabinet Back of House - tool shed, work benches

ELEMENT F OTHER BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONF10 SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION Aluminum louvers on south facing glazing

ELEMENT G BUILDING SITEWORK

G10 SITE PREPARATION Excavate extra soil to level ground G20 SITE IMPROVEMENTS G2010 ROADWAY Loading truck dock to be poured on north side of proposed building New street to be poured on east edge of site parallel to Montrose, connecting Allen Parkway with W. Dallas. G2020 PARKING LOT/GARAGE 590 x 97 370 car parking garage to be built adjacent to existing apartment garage 250 x 103 20 car (13 ADA) surface parking lot

G2030 PEDESTRIAN PAVING New concrete paving with expansion/control joints at 10-0 o.c. overlaid with pressure treated wood panels. G2040 SITE DEVELOPMENT Sloped area 100 x 100 for development of new amphitheater as noted on site plan

G2050 LANDSCAPING Trim and maintain existing trees Plant new trees as noted on site plan

G5020 SITE LIGHTING SYSTEMS Exterior uplighting provided at site trees. Exterior lighting provided at all pedestrian paths Typical security lighting at each exit

ProgramSpaces Area OccupancyType Occupancy(CODE) ConstructionType Male Female Male Female DrinkingFountainsTotalSquareFootage 37,100SFPerformanceHall 28,500SF TypeI

Auditorium 7000SF A1 1000(7NET)Lobby 1200SF A3Concessions(2) 250SFEA. MMen'sToilet 320SFWomen'sToilet 400SFHousekeeping 150SF S1Stage 1500SF 100(15NET)Backstage 3500SF S1Sound&Lighting 250SFMechanicalRoom 1200SF (300GROSS)Electrical/Server 500SF B

MusicSchool 8,600SF TypeIClassrooms(2) 250SFEA. B 13(20NET)PrivateInstruction(10) 100SFEA. B 2(50NET)PracticeRooms(2) 250SFEA. B 5(50NET)AdministrativeSuite 800SF BMusicianOffices(5) 150SFEA. BProductionEngineering 250SF BRecordingStudio 300SF BMusicLibrary 500SF A3 5(100GROSS)RecitalRoom 300SF BMen'sToilet 100SFWomen'sToilet 100SFElectrical/Server 250SF BMechanical 250SF (300GROSS)

Amphitheater 12,500SF A5 250ParkingGarage 111,000SF 370(200GROSS) TypeII

OffStreetParking Office 2.5SPACES/1000GSFCollege 1SPACE/3EMPLOYEESLibrary 1.2SPACES/1000GSFTheater 1SPACE/3SEATS

ParkingLotTrees 30SPACE/10 3LARGETREES 50%LARGETREES

Shrubs 680FT./10 68SHRUBS 75%PERIMETEROFPARKINGLOT

StreetTrees 1296FT./30 44TREES MONTROSE236FT./30 8TREES W.DALLAS281FT./30 10TREES ALLENPARKWAY

WaterClosets Lavatories

2(1/500)8(1/125) 16(1/60) 5(1/200) 5(1/200)

4(1/125) 8(1/60) 3(1/200) 3(1/200) 2(1/500)

CONNECTION DETAILSEXTERIOR CLADDING - CONCRETE PANELS

ASSEMBLY SECTION THROUGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY SECTION THROUGH AUDITORIUM

SPRINKLER

ELECTRICAL CONDUIT

LIGHT WELL

CURTAIN WALL

CONCRETE FLOOR OVERSTEEL DECK

CURTAIN WALL

12 x 12 COMPOSITECOLUMN

4 x 8 WOOD PANELS

4 x 8 x 5/16 CONCRETE PANELS

BAR JOIST 108 DEEPSPANS 120

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BUILDING SECTION

CROSS SECTION OF GARAGESECTION THROUGH LOBBY

SECTION-ELEVATION OF GARAGE

[AIA HOUSTON ART & ARCHITECTURE LIBRARY][SPRING 2011][JASON LOGAN]

AIA HOUSTON CENTERART AND ARCHITECTURE

ANNEX

Design ConceptThe intention of the design was to in-

corporate the buildings and spaces surrounding the project site, which was responding to the Hobby Center, Court-

house, Tranquility Park, and Bayou Place (where the AIA Houston Office is locat-

ed). This project was my first design that I incorporated the use of Rhinoceros and Grasshopper. Because of the three major program spaces, I related those program

elements to the surrounding spaces. Therefore keeping the public program

spaces behind the line of trees on Bagby Street creating a natural covered plaza for places people can drink coffee and

read outside.One of the existing features of the site

was that it had an underground parking garage structure, with an entry on Capi-

tol Street at Brazos Street. The garage served the Courthouse, Bayou Place and

the Hobby Center. The concept of the project was to create

a series of spaces that would become the gallery/display areas that would weave its way through the building connecting

all of the major program spaces.

STUDIO RED ARCHITECTSPERSPECTIVA ARCHITECTSDILLON KYLE ARCHITECTUREM ARCHITECTS LLCJAMES RAY ARCHITECTSENGLISH + ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS, INC.GBA ARCHITECTURE & DESIGNMC2 ARCHITECTS

ARCHITECTURE FIRMS OUTSIDE OF I-45, DOWNTOWN VICINITYCITY OF HOUSTON CONTEXTURAL MAP

ENTERTAINMENT

PARKS AND RECREATION

OFFICES

PARKING (SURFACE AND GARAGE)

MUNICIPAL

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EDUCATIONAL AND RESEARCH

METRORAIL

DIRECTION OF TRAFFIC

GENSLER

ROTTET STUDIO

PERKINS + WILL

HOUSTON ARCHITECT

POWERS BROWNARCHITECTURE

PAGE SOUTHERLAND PAGE

WHR ARCHITECTS INC.

PLANNING DESIGNRESEARCH CORPORATION

MORRIS ARCHITECTS

ZIEGLER COOPER ARCHITECT INC.

TIPPS ARCHITECTURE

ULLOA DESIGN GROUP

AIA HOUSTON:ARCHITECTURE CENTER

TRANQUILITY PARK

DISCOVERY GREEN PARK

GEORGE R. BROWNCONVENTION CENTER

HOBBY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS

CITY HALL

HOUSTONVISITOR CENTER

U.S.TAX COURT

ALLEY THEATRE

WORTHAMCENTER

DOWNTOWNAQUARIUM

HOUSTON PUBLICLIBRARY

CITY OF HOUSTON COURTHOUSE

BAYOU PLACE

ANGELIKA FILM CENTER

VERIZON WIRELESS THEATER

JONESPLAZA

MARKETSQUAREPARK

LANCASTERHOTEL

ALDENHOTEL

CLUBQUARTERSHOTEL

FOURSEASONSHOTEL

COURTYARD BYMARRIOTT /RESIDENCE INN

HYATTREGENCYHOUSTON

DOUBLETREEHOTEL HOUSTON

MAGNOLIA HOTELHOUSTON

HERMANNSQUARE

SESQUICENTENNIALPARK

U.S. POST OFFICE

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-DOWNTOWN

SAM HOUSTON PARK

JESSE H. JONESHALL

BANK OF AMERICACENTER

PENNZOILPLACE

JP MORGAN CHASE TOWER

SHELLPLAZA

WELLS FARGOPLAZA

EL PASO CORPORATION

CENTER POINTENERGY PLAZA

HOUSTONPAVILIONS

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LIBRARY ~10,000 SF STACKS STUDY ROOMS LOADING DOCK RESTROOMS ARCHIVES

BOOKSTORE ~5,000 SF RETAIL SITTING AREA SHELVING

CAFE ~3,000 SF SITTING AREA RETAIL

OFFICE ~2,000 SF RECEPTION PRIVATE OFFICES (5) CONFERENCE ROOM STORAGE/COPY ROOM DATA CENTER/SERVER ROOM RESTROOMS

EXHIBITION SPACES ~5,000 SF ART DISPLAY ARCHITECTURE DISPLAY OUTDOOR STAGE INDOOR SPACES

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Public Spaces Theater Administration Support Spaces

20'x5' 100 sq. ft.

Coat Room

15'x10' 150 sq. ft.

Concessions

20'x15' 300 sq. ft.

Sound/Light Vestible (2)

50'x40' 2000 sq. ft.

Auditorium

20'x5' 100 sq. ft.

Tickets

38'x37'6" 1500 sq. ft.

Stage

20'x20' 400 sq. ft.

Stage Right Assembly

20'x20' 400 sq. ft.

Stage Left Assembly

25'x10' 250 sq. ft.

Rear Stage Crossover

30'x20' 600 sq. ft.

Dressing Rooms-Men -10 Makeup Stations -Costume Staging -Restrooms (3 WC, 2 Lav., 2 Showers w/Dressing Area)-Women -10 Makeup Stations -Costume Staging -Restrooms (3 WC, 2 Lav., 2 Showers w/Dressing Area)

25'x10' 250 sq. ft.

Green Room-Sitting/Greeting Area-Restroom (50 sq. ft.)

40'x20' 800 sq. ft.

Reception and Office Space (6 Cubicles)-Coffee Bar

25'x10' 250 sq. ft.

Managing Director Office

25'x10' 250 sq. ft.

Artistic Director Office

15'x10' 150 sq. ft.

Storage

10'x10' 100 sq. ft.

Restrooms-Men-Women

40'x20' 800 sq. ft.

Theater Storage

10'x10' 100 sq. ft.

Lighting Control Room

10'x10' 100 sq. ft.

Sound Control / Projection Room

20'x10' 200 sq. ft.

Maintenance Shop

30'x15' 450 sq. ft.

Public Restrooms

10'x10' 100 sq. ft.

Mechanical Room

10'x10' 100 sq. ft.

Electrical Room

10'x10' 100 sq. ft.

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portfolio 2012

Documents

cafe annex arch

montrose society of

houston university services

research works

volunteer works

team collaboration projects

present certifications

present presentations