J A M E S W L A N C I A I I IP R O F E S S I O N A L P O R T F O L I O

R A F A E L V I O L Y A R C H I T E C T S06/2011 - 02/2012

PROGRAM: HealthcareSIZE: 810,000 sq. ft.COMPLETION: 2017

New Stanford Hospital is the next generation of diagnostic and treatment facility at Stanford Hos-pital & Clinics and aims to embody the institutions outstanding reputation for medical care. Ut-most consideration for patron hospitality coupled with expert medical care has been a param-eter to track the success of design evolution. Accommodations including an expansive atrium lobby, executive dining, outdoor garden, cafeteria, public lounges, and convention amenities are planned to achieve this underlying principal. Public and medical program throughout the facility incorporate cut-ting edge technologies to meet the expectation of Silicon Valley residents for the life of the building. Design assist project delivery and model sharing ensures a successful, cost controlled product.

N E W S T A N F O R D H O S P I T A LPalo Alto, CA

WESTSTAIR

PASS.ELEVATOR

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CAFE

IMAGING DEPARTMENT

LOBBY

ED WAITING

SPECIAL SERVICES

ATRIUM

FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER

IMAGING SUPPORT

AMBULANCEDROP-OFF

WALK-IN ENTRY

BOOK STORE

FLORIST SHOPCAMPUS INFO

MAINDROP-OFF

PASTEUR DRIVE

MEDICALCENTER

PROMENADE

RAFAEL VINOLY ARCHITECTSNEW STANFORD HOSPITAL

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RAFAEL VINOLY ARCHITECTSNEW STANFORD HOSPITAL

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ARCHITECT:

RAFAEL VINOLY ARCHITECTS PC149 NEW MONTGOMERY, 5TH FLOORSAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105TEL: 415.671.4600 FAX: 415.671.4610

MEDICAL PLANNER:

LEE, BURKHART, LIU13335 MAXELLA AVENUEMARINA DEL REY, CA 90292TEL: 310.829.2249 FAX: 310.829.1673

OWNER:

STANFORD HOSPITAL AND CLINICSDEPARTMENT OF PLANNING DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION300 PASTEUR DRIVE, M/C 5871STANFORD, CA 94304TEL: 650.380.6858 FAX: 650.498.5833

ISSUE NAME REV NO REV DATE

100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN 01-29-2010

50% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 05-28-2010

INCREMENT NO.

OSHPD NO. IS-081923-43

REVIEWED IN ACCORDANCE WITHTHE REQUIREMENTS OF T24, CCR

APPROVED

Office of Statewide HealthPlanning & Development

FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT DIVISION

IS-081923-43

DATE: _________________________________________

100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 10-01-2010

PHASE: CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

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50% CD - CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 04-29-2011

100% CD - CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 02-03-2012

As indicated

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WIRE PARTITION DETAILS

NEW STANFORD HOSPITAL

631.004

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WIRE PARTITION - VEST, 0C024

1/2" = 1'-0"1

WIRE PARTITION - VEST., 0C024

1/2" = 1'-0"2

WIRE PARTITION - WORKROOM PC TECH, 0C018

6" = 1'-0"4

WIRE PARTITION - HORIZ PANEL CONNECTION

6" = 1'-0"10

WIRE PARTITION - CEILING PANEL CONNECTION

6" = 1'-0"15

WIRE PARTITION - CEILING AT REAR WALL

6" = 1'-0"5

WIRE PARTITION - PANEL CEILING CONNECTION

6" = 1'-0"3

WIRE PARTITION - TYP FLOOR CONNECTION

6" = 1'-0"17

WIRE PARTITION - VERT PANEL CONNECTION

6" = 1'-0"12

WIRE PARTITION - WALL END

6" = 1'-0"22

WIRE PARTITION - CORNER CONNECTION

6" = 1'-0"9

WIRE PARTITION - SLIDING DOOR HEAD

6" = 1'-0"19

WIRE PARTITION - SLIDING DOOR JAMB-LATCH

6" = 1'-0"14

WIRE PARTITION - SLIDING DOOR JAMB-TRACK

6" = 1'-0"8

WIRE PARTITION - SWING DOOR HEAD

6" = 1'-0"13

WIRE PARTITION - SWING DOOR-HINGE

6" = 1'-0"18

WIRE PARTITION - SWING DOOR-LATCH

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMEWALL PANEL

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMECEILING PANEL

STEEL ANGLE

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMECEILING PANEL

ROOM DEMISINGPARTITION,W.O.

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMEWALL PANEL

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMEOF SWING DOOR

STEEL FRAME BEYOND

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMEOF SLIDING DOOR

STEEL ANGLESLIDING DOOR TRACKCARRIER SIZE BY MFR

STEEL MOUNTING PLATE

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SLIDING DOOR TRACK

WOVEN WIRE MESH,AS SPECIFIED

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FINSH FLOOR SLAB

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ROOM DEMISINGPARTITION, W.O.

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SLIDING DOORTRACK ABOVE

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMEOF SLIDING DOOR

SLIDING DOOR LATCH

STEEL POST

ROOM DEMISINGPARTITION

OUTLINE OF CEILINGPANELS ABOVE

FULL HEIGHT METALCLOSURE FASTENED TODEMISING PARTITION

STEEL CHANNEL FRAMEWALL PANEL

STEEL ANGLE

R A F A E L V I O L Y A R C H I T E C T S01/2007 - 06/2012

PROGRAM: HealthcareSIZE: 1,200,000 sq. ft.COMPLETION: 2012

New Hospital Pavilion (NHP) is planned to become the primary diagnostic and treatment facility at Uni-versity of Chicago Medical Center for the next fifty years. Program was designed to support surgery, medical procedures and inpatient care to facilitate the owners pace with the continual advancement of medicine. The Sky Lobby is the architectural gem of the institution. Public spaces are planned in an expansive central area framing scenic views. Additional space is programmed for dining, ten-ant retail, executive conference, private offices and a sculpted wood chapel for spiritual reflection.

N E W H O S P I T A L P A V I L I O NChicago, IL

BUILDING CORE / VERTICAL CIRCULATIONOPERATING ROOMS

PREP / RECOVERY

SURGERY SUPPORTUTILITY CORE

BUILDING CORE / VERTICAL CIRCULATIONINPATIENT BEDS

NURSING UNIT SUPPORT

FAMILY SPACECHEMO PHARMACYSHARED SUPPORT

1/4" = 1'-0"

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ARCHITECT:RAFAEL VINOLY ARCHITECTS PC50 VANDAM STNEW YORK, NY 10013TEL: (212) 924-5060 FAX: (212) 924-5858

PROJECT NUMBER: 60600_UCHPERMIT DOCUMENTS

SHEET RECORDS

DRAWN BY:

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:THORNTON TOMASETTI ENGINEERS330 N. WABASH AVE. SUITE 1500CHICAGO, IL 60611TEL: (312) 596-2000 FAX: (312) 596-2001

MEP ENGINEER:AFFILIATED ENGINEERS,INC.5802 RESEARCH PARK BLVD.MADISON,WI 53719TEL: (608) 238-2616

THEUNIVERSITYOF CHICAGOMEDICALCENTER

NEWHOSPITALPAVILION

THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO MEDICAL CENTER5841 S. MARYLAND AVENUECHICAGO, IL 60637

OWNER:

PRIMERA ENGINEERS, LTD.100 SOUTH WACKER DRIVE, STE 700CHICAGO, IL 60606TEL: (312) 606-0910 FAX: (312) 606-0415

DRUCKER ZAJDEL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS, INC.55 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SUITE 277NAPERVILLE, IL 60540TEL: (630) 305-5757 FAX: (630) 305-5787

CIVIL ENGINEER:DAVID MASON & ASSOCIATES464 NORTH MILWAUKEECHICAGO, IL 60610TEL: (312) 884-5100 FAX: (312) 884-5101

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THEUNIVERSITYOF CHICAGOMEDICAL CENTER

NEW HOSPITALPAVILION5700 S. MARYLAND AVE.

CANNON DESIGN111 WEST WASHINGTON ST., SUITE 2100CHICAGO, IL 60602TEL: (312) 332-9600 FAX: (312) 332-9601

JAMES LANCIA

A5.24.1

DOOR TYPES

2008/11/1400 GMP

2009/01/2300 GMP ADDENDUM 2

2009/03/0601 GMP ADDENDUM 3

02 2009/04/22 PERMIT COST PROPOSAL

2009/07/1003 BULLETIN NO. 1

DUCHOSSOISCENTER FORADVANCEDMEDICINE5758 S. MARYLAND AVE.

FULL BUILDING PERMIT2009/06/01

2009/08/1904 PERMIT RESPONSE REVISIONS

2009/10/23 PR #066

2009/12/0305 PR #0102

2009/12/0706 PR #0107

2010/06/1507 PR-217R1

2010/06/1508 PR-208

2010/06/28 BULLETIN NO. 2

GILBANE | WE O'NEIL, JVProject: The University of Chicago Medical Center/NHP

GBCo. | WEOCC Job No. 4386

Submittal No.

ReviewedRevise & ResubmitRevised as NotedRejected

Review does Not Relieve Subcontractor/Supplier From:Compliance with Contract RequirementsCoordinating Work with Other TradesVerifying Field Dimensions

By: Date:

0001-084126-0

JA 2.9.2011

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Contractor to revise patch fittingdimensions to match those shownin architectural detail 4/A5.27.8.1,or consult Architect otherwise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Provide #4 Brushedstainless finish.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Provide #4 Brushedstainless finish.

RVA - 03/23/2011

See PR-434 to revise return glazing toIG-9, IG-10 - 3/4" laminated forconsistency with all glass system.

RVA - 03/23/2011

6 1/4"

RVA - 03/23/2011

Additional 1/2" layerGWB both sides perarchitectural detail6/A5.27.8.1.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Contractor to revise patch fittingdimensions to match those shownin architectural detail 4/A5.27.8.1,or consult Architect otherwise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Provide #4 Brushedstainless finish.

RVA - 03/23/2011

IG-9, IG-10 - 3/4"laminated as scheduled.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Partition type 0.14,6 1/4" thickness

RVA - 03/23/2011

IG-2 - 1/2" temperedas scheduled.

RVA - 03/23/2011

See Design Team's notes onelevations 21/E7 & 22/E7regarding requested locations. Contractor to advise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

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Match dimension oftypical 1/2" patch fittingsize at end panels.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Show corner patch fitting at10'-0" per elevations 21/E7 &22/E7. See also Design Team'scomments on detail 47/D15.

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

Family Waiting clerestory glazing is an aluminumsystem, similar to Hotelling Office system, butdesigned to have frame recessed in GWB. Seearchitectural detail 7/A5.27.8.1

Additional 1/2" layer GWBboth sides per architecturaldetail 6/A5.27.8.1.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Family Waiting clerestory glazing is designed as a recessedaluminum frame system, and shall comply with spec. 084110Aluminum Framed Entrances and Storefronts. Seeapplicable elevations on A5.26.3, enlarged components onA5.27.4, and details on A5.27.8. Submit product data forsystem. Submit substitution request if alternatemanufacturer is required to comply with architectural details.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Revise similar to detail 43/D13. Glazingwill not be recessed into GWB enclosure. Provide 3/8" gap between GWB partitionand edge of glass wall. Provide 1/2 patchfitting at 10'-0" for end panel condition.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Revise similar to detail 43/D13. Glazingwill not be recessed into GWB enclosure. Provide 3/8" gap between GWB partitionand edge of glass wall. Provide 1/2 patchfitting at 10'-0" for end panel condition.

RVA - 03/23/2011

03/30/2011

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0001.084126.0 Interior Glass Walls and Doors - 7th Floor - Sh....pdf

GILBANE | WE O'NEIL, JVProject: The University of Chicago Medical Center/NHP

GBCo. | WEOCC Job No. 4386

Submittal No.

ReviewedRevise & ResubmitRevised as NotedRejected

Review does Not Relieve Subcontractor/Supplier From:Compliance with Contract RequirementsCoordinating Work with Other TradesVerifying Field Dimensions

By: Date:

0001-084126-0

JA 2.9.2011

X

IG-6 per schedule

IG-6 per schedule

IG-5 per schedule

IG-5 as scheduled

IG-6 as scheduled

IG-5 as scheduled

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

West elevation.

RVA - 03/23/2011

West elevation.

RVA - 03/23/2011

To clarify this is Southelevation of 07121 and07161, opposite hand.

RVA - 03/23/2011

07167

RVA - 03/23/2011

IG-5 as scheduled

IG-5 as scheduled

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

IG-6 per schedule

IG-6 per schedule

IG-5 per schedule

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

RVA - 03/23/2011

Detail 25/D8 is moreappropriate to showthis condition. Revise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Detail 25/D8 is moreappropriate to showthis condition. Revise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Detail 25/D8 is moreappropriate to showthis condition. Revise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Detail 25/D8 is moreappropriate to showthis condition. Revise.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Incorrect. Referencedetail 16/D5 for endwall condition.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Incorrect. Referencedetail 17/D5 for endwall condition.

RVA - 03/23/2011

System is designed as aluminum framed. Remove all references to patch fittings atHotelling Office glazing. Existing patch fittingdetails will be maintained for all glass system.

RVA - 03/23/2011

System is designed as aluminum framed. Remove all references to patch fittings atHotelling Office glazing. Existing patch fittingdetails will be maintained for all glass system.

RVA - 03/23/2011

See PR-434 to extend aluminumframes full height to provideadequate structure, typ.

RVA - 03/23/2011

See PR-434 to extend aluminumframes full height to provideadequate structure, typ.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Gilbane/O'Neil to discussresolution of end wallcondition with RVA. SeeDesign Team's FieldReport #0097, typ.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Gilbane/O'Neil to discussresolution of end wallcondition with RVA. SeeDesign Team's FieldReport #0097, typ.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Gilbane/O'Neil to discussresolution of end wallcondition with RVA. SeeDesign Team's FieldReport #0097, typ.

RVA - 03/23/2011

Gilbane/O'Neil to discussresolution of end wallcondition with RVA. SeeDesign Team's FieldReport #0097, typ.

RVA - 03/23/2011

03/30/2011

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0001.084126.0 Interior Glass Walls and Doors - 7th Floor - Sh....pdf

Upper panels not reviewed -finish material pendingapproval of PR-121

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal, typ.

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal 1/4" Reveal, typ.

RVA - 03/25/20101/4" Reveal, typ.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Okay - RVA - 03/25/2010

See detail 2

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Finish floor overplatform. See section A-A

RVA - 03/25/2010

For friezes and reveals -Provide stainless steel trimat perimeter and behind allreveals per 10/A4.4.9.

RVA - 03/25/2010

For friezes and reveals - Providestainless steel trim at perimeter andbehind all reveals per 10/A4.4.9.

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal, typ.

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal, typ.

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal

Provide 1/4"reveal typical.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Reduce height of upper panels toprovide 4" frieze dimension to liftpanels off of Z-clip mounting.

RVA - 03/25/2010

03/26/2010

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0013-142100-0 (Elevator Cab drawings I2,I3,I5,I6 & P1-P6)_LB2.pdf

All edges of composite stone panels shall be finished as specified in097513 2.2.A.3 - "Return finish: factory bonded corners". Submitsample of finished edge condition for approval by architect. Provide 1/8"bevel per elevations. Router as required for venting where indicated.

RVA - 03/25/2010

As specified.

RVA - 03/25/2010

1-1/4"RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Finish floorover platform.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Revise forZ-clip mounting

RVA - 03/25/2010

1-1/4" per8/A4.4.9

RVA - 03/25/2010

Upper panels not reviewed - finishmaterial pending approval of PR-121

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal, typ.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Okay - RVA -03/25/2010

1-1/4" per8/A4.4.9

RVA - 03/25/2010

RVA - 03/25/2010

For friezes and reveals - Providestainless steel trim at perimeter andbehind all reveals per 10/A4.4.9.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Make cove 8"

RVA - 03/25/2010

4"

RVA - 03/25/2010

As specified.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Revise detail 2 per10/A4.4.9 - Rear panelshall extend into corner. Provide 1/4" reveals, typ.

RVA - 03/25/2010

Screw mounting from behind isunacceptable. All finish panels shallbe hung on Z-clips per 8/A4.4.9

RVA - 03/25/2010

1/4" Reveal

RVA - 03/25/2010

Reduce height of upper panels toprovide 4" frieze dimension to liftpanels off of Z-clip mounting.

03/26/2010

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0013-142100-0 (Elevator Cab drawings I2,I3,I5,I6 & P1-P6)_LB2.pdf

SEE DETAIL B

FOR ALT SEAL

CONDITION.

HUFCOR DOES

NOT REC.

BECAUSE IT WILL

NOT ACHIEVE A

HIGH

ACOUSTICAL

RATING

(DETAIL B)

Existing building steel is locatedat the work point of Level 3 deckabove. Coordinate misc. supportsteel below building steel asrequired to avoid conflicts withmechanical work in this area. Revise mechanical as required.

RVA - 07/19/2010

10'-0" ceiling height

Coordinateunit heightwith ceilingheight andfinish flooringthickness.

Finish is to wrap aroundall vertical panel edgeswith no vertical trim perspec. 106540 2.3.A.4. RVA - 07/19/2010

RVA - 07/19/2010

RVA - 07/19/2010

See architect's commentssheet in response tocontractor's questions.

RVA - 07/19/2010

See architect'scomments.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Coordinatewith ceilingheight andfloor finish.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Note I is not acceptable. Notice ofchange must be given and accepted.

RVA - 07/19/2010

This detail is not usedfor this partition. Seearchitect's comments.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Provide without vertical trimedge protection. Wrap finishper spec. 106540 2.3.A.4.

Coordinate withenlarged plan detail.

RVA - 07/19/2010Revise to acoustic ceiling tileboth sides of partition.

RVA - 07/19/2010

ACT gridContinue ACT ceiling finishover partition track.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Provide sway bracingabove finished ceilingif required.

RVA - 07/19/2010

15'-6" Unit Width perPR-271. VIF.

RVA - 07/19/2010

RVA - 07/19/2010

15'-6" perPR-271.VIF.

RVA - 07/19/2010

15'-6" per PR-271. VIF.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Revise per unit width as required.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Coordinate hanger rods with MEP tradesabove the finished ceiling. May benecessary to provide additional supportsteel just above the partition track, spanningbeneath MEP work to avoid conflict. ReviseMEP as required to avoid conflict.

RVA - 07/19/2010

LEAD END:

STACK END:

Provide leverclosure atstack end.

RVA - 07/19/2010

Stack EndLead End

VERIFY THAT TOTAL WEIGHT OFPARTITION DOES NOT EXCEEDLOADS SHOWN ON 11/S5.8.0.YR (TT) 07/21/10

07/21/2010

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0001.106540.0_Operable_partitions_product_data_and_shop_drawings - AEI.pdf

GILBANE | WE O'NEIL, JVProject: The University of Chicago Medical Center/NHP

GBCo. | WEOCC Job No. 4386

Submittal No.

ReviewedRevise & ResubmitRevised as NotedRejected

Review does Not Relieve Subcontractor/Supplier From:Compliance with Contract RequirementsCoordinating Work with Other TradesVerifying Field Dimensions

By: Date:

0001-083130-2

X

JA 12.17.2010

Provide hand crank or push-up for emergencymanual operation of shutters to be determinedby manufacturer based on shutter weight.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Door weightnot indicated.

RVA - 02/14/2011

3'-6"

6'-6"

Omit speaker strobefrom all interior shutters.

RVA - 02/14/2011

GWB & metalframing partition. 7 1/4" thickness.

RVA - 02/14/2011

3'-0" inside HM frame

3'-4" outside HM frame

3'-8" outside

HM frame

3'-6" inside

HM frame

Note: 10'-0" Finishceiling height.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Provide abovefinished ceiling,if required.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Maintain thumbturn as indicated.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Shutter is connected to Fire AlarmSystem and supersedes fusiblelink specified in 083230 2.4.A.1.

RVA - 02/14/2011

See PR-418 to revisecased opening HM framefor coordination withcounter height andshutter installation.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Provide shutter with3/4 HR fire rating.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Material and finish notindicated. Submit 1/2" fillerstrip for review by architect.

RVA - 02/14/2011

Guide is aligned withHM frame. Remove1/2" dimension.

RVA - 02/14/2011

R A F A E L V I O L Y A R C H I T E C T S04/2005 - 01/2007

PROGRAM: Courthouse/DetentionSIZE: 775,000 sq. ft.COMPLETION: 2007

The buildings program includes custom millwork courtrooms and grand jury rooms, judges cham-bers, defendant holding cells and support spaces to replace aging facilities. The jury assembly is housed in a cylindrical volume which stands apart to emphasize its reverence in the judicial pro-cess. Ceiling construction is minimized allowing abundant natural light to interior spaces. Sepa-rate circulation paths for the public, judges, jury and defendants create an intricate design scheme.

B R O N X C O U N T Y H A L L O F J U S T I C EBronx, NY

NORTHSOUTH

PRIVATE CORRIDOR

PUBLIC CORRIDOR

PUBLIC CORRIDOR

PUBLICSTAIR

JUDGESBENCH

SPECTATORSEATING

COURTROOM

WITNESSROOM

JURY DELIB.ROOM

COURTROOM

COURTROOM

COURTROOM

CLERKS OFFICE

ATTORNEY/CLIENT

ROBINGROOM

SUMMERSOLSTICE

EQUINOX

WINTERSOLSTICE

JUDGES SUITE

JUDGES SUITE

JUDGES SUITE

JUDGES SUITE

LAW LIBRARY MECHANICAL

LOCKER ROOM LOCKER ROOM

ARRAIGNMENTCOURTROOM

HOLDINGCELLS

2 LAYERS OF FROSTED GLASS FORACOUSTIC AND VISUAL SEPARATION

HIGH REFLECTANCE FINISHES

INTERIOR WINDOWS W/ 2 LAYERS OF FROSTEDGLASS TO LET LIGHT INTO CONFERENCE ROOMSCUSTOM CURTAINWALL W/

TRIANGULAR LIGHT SHELVESTO CONTROL SUNLIGHT

VISOR SCREENS DIRECT LIGHTFROM PRIVATE ROOMS AND

REFLECTS IT INTO COURTROOM

HIGH PERFORMANCE,LOW-E CLEAR GLASS

LOW-E CLEAR GLASS W/ 40% FRIT

GRATING OBSCURES DIRECTVISIBILITY WHILE ALLOWINGDAYLIGHT TO ENTER LOWER

LEVEL COURTROOMS

100% DAYLIGHT IN CORRIDORS

CLERESTORY GLAZING ALLOWSDAYLIGHT INTO CLERKS OFFICE

HIGH PERFORMANCE, LOW-E CLEAR GLASS

CEILING PROFILE AIDS IN SPREADINGDAYLIGHT ON THE LOWER LEVEL

LOW-E CLEAR GLASS W/ 60% FRIT

2 LAYERS OF CLEAR GLASSFOR ACOUSTIC SEPARATION

LIGHT MONITORS TRANSMITDAYLIGHT TO LOWER LEVEL

HIGH CEILING AND SLOPED PLANES TO DIRECT LIGHT

2 LAYERS OF ACOUSTIC GLASS

SUPPLEMENTALARTIFICIAL LIGHTING

SUPPLEMENTALARTIFICIAL LIGHTING

R A F A E L V I O L Y A R C H I T E C T S02/2005 - 06/2005

PROGRAM: AcademicSIZE: 135,000 sq. ft.COMPLETION: 2009

This campus building was gut renovated to receive an emerging program which had outgrown its pre-vious home. A central atrium space was cut into the existing floor slabs, allowing daylight to reach the exhibit space on ground level. New mezzanine levels were inserted between floor slabs of the ex-isting structure allowing faculty offices to overlook the design studios. Stairs and bridges criss-cross through the atrium adding a dynamic component to the space and encourage interaction. A rooftop amphitheater rests atop the atrium providing additional teaching space and framing views.

B E R N A R D & A N N E S P I T Z E R S C H O O L O F A R C H I T E C T U R ENew York, NY

Office Support

WC

Service

Faculty Offices

Corridor/Circulation

Grass

Core

Plaza

Classroom/Studios

Library

FLOOR 1

A L F R E D O D E V I D O A R C H I T E C T S07/2004 - 12/2005

PROGRAM: Single-family homeSIZE: 8,300 sq. ft.COMPLETION: 2006

This home design responds to the clients need to accommodate extended family and expatriate colleagues. Interior partitions are minimized and exposed roof trusses are planned to promote an open plan for both acoustic and visual continuity. These design components contribute not only to the concept of a shared space, but also aid in reducing construction cost. The extensive use of glazing throughout the exterior wall embraces the surrounding landscape and attempts to blur the separation of interior and exterior space.

Y A N G R E S I D E N C EYorktown, NY

A L F R E D O D E V I D O A R C H I T E C T S10/2003 - 01/2004

PROGRAM: Single-family HomeSIZE: 900 sq. ft. (Addition)COMPLETION: 2004

This addition adds functional area to a home originally designed by the same architect. The use of the same planning module and construction materials as designed in the existing structure achieves a near seam-less integration of new program within site conditions. The liberal application of wood and glazing in this double-height space achieves warmth, volume and flexibility that did not previously exist for the owner.

S A B E R R E S I D E N C EEast Hampton, NY

A L F R E D O D E V I D O A R C H I T E C T S10/2003 - 09/2004

PROGRAM: Summer HomeSIZE: 2,900 sq. ft.COMPLETION: Un-built

The underlying concept for this home is an open, light-filled, geometric form. Interior spaces and floor plates are accommodated within to meet the clients programmatic requirements. Plan and elevation are organized around a rigid dimension module. Decking surrounds the home to ex-tend the building geometry and connect the occupant with the surrounding landscape. Sculp-tural human figures and plant growth are playful experiments as structural components.

K E S S L E R R E S I D E N C ECold Spring, NY

A L F R E D O D E V I D O A R C H I T E C T S05/2004 - 07/2004

PROGRAM: Research/Office Shell RenovationSIZE: 52,500 sq. ft.COMPLETION: Un-built

An outdated office building became the new home of the clients business in human genome re-search. This project is an exercise in conceptual design to imagine a new facade and in-frastructure befitting the innovative program. The design scheme incorporates a new en-trance atrium, double-envelope exterior wall system for regulating building temperature, light monitors for daylight harvesting, new mechanical distribution and light shelves for solar shading.

H I S T O G E N E T I C SOssining, NY

A L F R E D O D E V I D O A R C H I T E C T S05/2004 - 06/2004

PROGRAM: Occasional ChairMATERIALS: Plywood & FabricCOMPLETION: 2006

Custom furniture was commissioned for a home designed by the same architect. Several design iterations were explored with the use of architectural models. Initial design incorporated solid wood and cushioned seats and evolved to make use of laminated plywood and woven fabric for a minimal design with reduced cost.

C U S T O M C H A I R D E S I G NNew York, NY

A L F R E D O D E V I D O A R C H I T E C T S09/2004 - 12/2004

PROGRAM: Estate SubdivisionSIZE: 7.5 AcresCOMPLETION: 2006

A large plot of land was acquired by the client with the intent to subdivide and a home was com-missioned for each new plot. Architectural models were created to study topography and site planning. The architect used this opportunity to explore exercises in sustainable design.

A L L A V E R D Y G R E E N H O M E SPhilipstown, NY