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Arch i tec ture + Des i gn

Work Samp les

Ryan Martin

Master of Architecture 2012 | Boston Architectural CollegeBachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture 2004 | University of Colorado

cellphone + 1 .303 .808 .1462 | e-mail martinr2736 @ gmail.com | website www.issuu.com/ryanmartin8

Corporate Headquarters BuildingsBiogen Idec, Inc.

Location: Cambridge, MassachusettsScope: 495,000 SFCompletion Date: Fall 2013

Project Description:*An interior fitout of two new buildings in the heart of Bostons biotech neighborhood

*See Appendix for an in-depth project description

Design Includes:Building Information Modeling, Conceptual design to allow users adaptable spaces,

SPAGNOLOGISNESS

200 high street | boston, ma 02110t.617.443.0680 | f.617.443.0689 | www.sga-arch.com

&Associates, Inc.

225 Binney Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts

1 Building Axon - South West 2 Building Axon - South East

3 Building Axon - North East 4 Building Axon - North West

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Ground Level Level 3 Level 5

Level 2 Level 4 Level 6

Typical Canteen Space (above)

Workstations and Huddle Rooms (above) Winter Garden (opposite)

42" AFF42" AFF

Biogen Idec as the client was particularly interested in the configuration of the open-office work stations to not only maximize the quantity of seats, but to create an ideal layout for project team collaboration.

Above: schematic rendering of the open-office spaceBelow: photograph of the finished office layout

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Biogen - Building 9 - Level 5 - 1/14/13

Biogen Idec | Building Nine

Built in tandem with Biogen Idec Building One, this 195,000 square foot, 6-story building was programmed for Research & Development. The analogy used to describe the design of the two buildings was that of siblings: each with a nearly identical aesthetic, but functioning separately.

Above: Typical Floor Plan (Level 4 shown)

Upper Right: Rendering of Building Lobby

Lower Right: Photograph of Building Lobby

Drug Research & Development Operations Building

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360 SFToddler 1 360 SF

Toddler 2 360 SFToddler 3

360 SFToddler 4

430 SFInfant 1

438 SFInfant 2

438 SFInfant 3

430 SFInfant 4

787 SFPreschool 3

793 SFPreschool 2

767 SFPreschool 1

Director

Copy/File ReceptionTeacher Resource

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Storage ITTall Tree

Child TransportBuggies

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52 SFStorage

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Building 9 - Child Care Center 11.00460.05 06/04/12

Right: schematic layout of the proposed Child Care Center

Above: finished photographs of the child care spaces

Building Nine | Bright Horizons Child Care Center

Above: construction photographs Above & opposite: photographs of finished spaces

Marine Science Center | Northeastern University

Location: Nahant, MassachusettsScope: 25,000 SFCompletion Date: Spring 2012

Project Description:Using the concept of Weathering to formulate a design approach for the New Marine Science

Center in the tethered island of Nahant, MA.

Design Includes:Thesis Proposal, Research, Programming, Site Analysis, User Interviews, Schematic & Conceptual Design, Design Development, Scaled Drawings, Renderings, Physical Models

Masters Thesis Project | Boston Architectural College

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The New England climate is often considered harsh on buildings and city infrastructure alike. Therefore the island of Nahant, vulnerably located in miles away from the coastline in the Boston Harbor is an appropriate venue to study the effects of weathering on a structure.

Site Sections

Panorama of chosen site

Classrooms 5000 Educational Spaces 5000

Laboratory Space 4000

Live animal areas 4000Endangered Animal Clinic na

Live animal areas 4000Injured Animal (Medical Suite) na

Live animal areas 4000

Live Animal Habitat na

Live animal areas 4000

Administration Offices 1500

Office 4000Faculty Offices 2500

Office 4000Parking na

Office 4000

Boat Dock na

Office 4000

Lobby 1200

Public Spaces 4700Seminar Space 1500 Public Spaces 4700

Event Space / Lectures 2000

Public Spaces 4700

Library (digital books) 2000 Research 2000

Janitor Closets 150

Utilities 850Hydroelectric Power 300 Utilities 850

Toilet Rooms

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Educational Spaces Live animal areas OfficePublic Spaces Research Utilities

PROGRAM USE DIAGRAM

Students - The majority of the facility is used by graduate and PhD Students of the North-eastern Marine Science Program. They have unlimited access to these laboratories at all hours, but the classes are typically from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Concept Model 1 of 3 EXPERIENCE

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Concept Model 2 of 3 PERSEVERE

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Concept Model 3 of 3 CHANGE

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Concept Models - SECTIONS

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Schematic Design

Program Use DiagramDerived from Scripps Marine Science Center Precedent

Adjacency Diagrams

Tadao Ando is most often recognized for his expert application of concrete as an elegant architectural finish while simultaneously exemplify-ing its structural capacity. His material choices throughout this project and other projects are not limited to polished concrete surfaces, but many times integrate other systems that work in harmony with concrete to add dynamism and contrast while still showcasing the many possible applications of his favorite material. In connecting Andos material usage to my topic of temporality, I aimed to show his use of con-crete as a long lasting and ageless expression of form. Because this building was erected as a recovery and responsive structure to the Japa-nese earthquake in 1995, it is naturally assertive in its message of strength and perseverance.

Frank Gehrys style is unmistakable in his remark-able use of undulating forms. For this design of a museum in Herford, Germany, he was even more inventive in his use of materials. What interested me most about this building is its use of brick in a non-traditional highly engineered fashion, rather than what it is typically used for. Even though this building is a decade old, enough time has passed to prove that this experiment has been fruitful in its efforts to envi-sion brick cladding in a revolutionary new way.

In relation to my thesis, the flow of the spaces is interesting to me in that the orthogonal and strait wall is challenged and therefore the space use is also challenged. Especially in a museum setting where users are invited to really explore and navigate the space, the MARTa is dynamic in relation to traditional circulation of spaces.

This corporate building in Moine Illinois was designed by Eero Saarinen to be a steel building made of a self-rusting Core Ten steel. At the time the use of this steel for architectural applica-tions was so revolutionary that it had yet to be attempted. Much of Saarinens reasoning for using the Core Ten Steel was the aesthetic of a nice reddish brown patina which blended nicely with the surrounding oak trees of the site.

In studying Saarinens Deere and Company building, it sets a standard for the way I can approach a material type and essentially redefine a less common or utterly unknown building material.

materialcase studiesThe precedent case studies in which I studied

use materials in a unique or dominant way. The three materials shown in these prec-edents are are steel, concrete and brick. The steel precedent was Eero Saarinens Deere & Company Headquarters building

that is made of a weathering steel frame. The concrete precedent was the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art

by Tadao Ando with its polished concrete and rough hune stone.

Lastly, for the brick precedent I chose Frank Gehrys MARTa

Herford Museum with its unique deconstructionist use

of brick. Each of these precedents are much

different from one another, therefore the spectrum of informa-

tion had a nice contrast in regards

to material use.

prefectoral art museum, hyogo japan marta herford musuem, germany john deere corporate headquarters, Il

Material Case Studies

Schematic Design

Site Path Axes Diagram Site Curvature & Edges Tadao Ando Prefectoral Art Museum Aesthetic Daniel Leibeskind Holocaust Museum Zigzag Aesthetic

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Design Development

Level One Level Two

Incorporating successful elements of each of the three schemes, this design provided an experiential and functional approach for the users and included all of the major program elements for this Marine Science Center.

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Top Right: West Elevation

Left: Final Model

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Ell Hall - Third Floor Renovation

Location: Boston, MassachusettsScope: 2,900 SFCompletion Date: January 2014

Project Description:*Repurposing third floor faculty office suite into workstations for grad students, post-docs, and

visiting scholars workspaces,conference room, kitchenette, and student gathering areas

Design Includes:Exposing waffle-slab, partition demolition, systems partitions, storm windows, mechanical

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OWNER:

MEP ENGINEER:

MDS JOB NUMBER:

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY360 Huntington Avenue

Boston, MA 02115(617) 373-2000

RW SULLIVAN ENGINEERINGThe Schrafft Center

529 Main Street, Suite 203Boston, MA 02129

(617) 523-8227

DATE ISSUED:

STRUCTURALENGINEER:

PEDA Inc.P.O. Box 724

Pembroke, MA 02359(781) 335-1880

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NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITYELL HALL 3RD FLOOR SUITE 301 RENOVATION

ELL HALL 3RD FLOOR SUITE 301RENOVATION

346 Huntington Ave. Boston, MA 02115100% CDs

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00 GENERALA0.00 COVER SHEET XA0.01 SPECIFICATIONS (1 OF 2) XA0.02 SPECIFICATIONS (2 OF 2) X

01 STRUCTURALS-1 DEMOLITION FLOOR PLAN & PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN XS-2 DETAILS & GENERAL NOTES X

02 ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGSA0.10 THIRD FLOOR DEMOLITION PLAN & RCP XA0.20 PARTITION TYPES, TYP. MT HTS., DOOR SCHEDULES & DETAILS XA1.01 THIRD FLOOR PLAN & RCP XA8.01 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS XA9.01 INTERIOR DETAILS & CASEWORK DETAIL XA9.02 CASEWORK DETAILS XA9.10 FURNITURE, FINISHES PLAN, AND SCHEDULES X

03 DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION DRAWINGSA9.11 DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION ELEVATIONS XA9.12 DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION DETAILS X

04 MECHANICALH0.00 HVAC LEGEND & GENERAL NOTES XH0.01 HVAC SCHEDULES XH0.02 HVAC DETAILS SHEET NO. 1 XH0.03 HVAC DETAILS SHEET NO. 2 XH0.04 HVAC SPECIFICATIONS SHEET NO. 1 XH0.05 HVAC SPECIFICATIONS SHEET NO. 2 XHD1.01 HVAC THIRD FLOOR DEMOLITION PLAN XH1.01 HVAC THIRD FLOOR NEW DUCTWORK PLAN X

05 PLUMBINGP0.00 PLUMBING LEGEND, GENERAL NOTES AND SCHEDULE XP1.00 PLUMBING NEW FLOOR PLAN X

07 FIRE PROTECTIONFP0.00 FIRE PROTECTION LEGEND & GENERAL NOTES XFP0.01 FIRE PROTECTION DETAILS & SCHEDULES XFPD1.00 FIRE PROTECTION DEMOLITION PLAN XFPD2.00 FIRE PROTECTION DEMOLITION PLAN XFP1.00 FIRE PROTECTION NEW SPRINKLER FLOOR PLAN XFP2.00 FIRE PROTECTION NEW SPRINKLER FLOOR PLAN X

08 ELECTRICALE0.0 ELECTRICAL LEGEND AND GENERAL NOTES XED1.0 ELECTRICAL THIRD FLOOR DEMOLITION PLAN XE1.0 ELECTRICAL THIRD FLOOR LIGHTING PLAN XE2.0 ELECTRICAL THIRD FLOOR POWER PLAN XE3.0 ELECTRICAL THIRD FLOOR PART PLANS XE4.0 ELECTRICAL ONE LINE RISER AND SCHEDULES XE5.0 ELECTRICAL DETAILS XE6.0 ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS XGrand total: 38

NEU JOB NUMBER: 13-EL-301-01

*See Appendix for an in-depth project description

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Project: 9/12/2013ELL HALL 3RD FLOOR SUITE 301 RENOVATION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Existing Ceiling Plan

In total, there were four general areas of construction in this project: Office Suite 301A, Office Suite 301, the Corridor and the Large Classroom. All affected areas v new mechanical systems and new ceilings treatments.

Proposed Ceiling Plan

Exterior Photo of Ell Hall Proposed Floor Plan

Existing Floor Plan

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Project: 9/12/2013ELL HALL 3RD FLOOR SUITE 301 RENOVATION REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

Existing Ceiling Plan

In total, there were four general areas of construction in this project: Office Suite 301A, Office Suite 301, the Corridor and the Large Classroom. All affected areas v new mechanical systems and new ceilings treatments.

Proposed Ceiling Plan

Exterior Photo of Ell Hall Proposed Floor Plan

Existing Floor Plan

Left side: both the Conference Room and the Meeting Room were constructed of demountable systems walls.

Right side: the occupancy increased by a factor of 3 from 17 single-occupancy offices to 51 workstations.

DOOR

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SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"2 WINDOW SILL & HEAD @ 301

SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"5 CEILING DETAIL - TYP ACT-GWB SOFFIT

SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"4 CEILING DETAIL - TYP ACT-GWB SOFFITSCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0"7 ENLARGED PLAN AT TYP. EXTERIOR COLUMN

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CPT AS SCHEDULED



(E) CURTAIN WALL

5/8" GYP


RUBBERBASE (TYP)

(E) MAS WALL

4 1/

2"

2' -

5" V

IF

METAL STUDS

AIR SPACE


(E) SPANDREL GLASS


2"

VIF

4" V.I.F.


SEE RCPB.O. ACT

SEE RCPB.O. SOFFIT


ACT TYP

SEE

RC

P6"

MIN

.

SEE RCPB.O. ACT


ACT TYP

(E) WAFFLE SLAB

6" M

IN.

1"


A

2A

2A 4

INTERIOR



NEW FIN TUBE COVER

NEW CORIAN SILL




SEE RCPB.O. ACT


ACT TYP

6"

SEE RCPB.O. GWB

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B.O. STANDARDS

6"

FACE OF WALL

S6-XX

1' - 0" @ TYPE S6

SEE ELEVATIONS

SEE ELEVATIONS

1' - 0"


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Project: 9/12/2013ELL HALL 3RD FLOOR SUITE 301 RENOVATION PERSPECTIVE 3

OPEN TOBEYOND

2

A9.02 SIM.

PL-1

SS-1

2' -

10"

2' - 5"3' - 6"1"

8

9

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OPENOFFICE

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2' -

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- 0"

2' -

6"

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3

6' - 0"

4' -

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6

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS GENERAL NOTES

A. REFER TO ROOM FINISH SCHEDULE FOR SPECIFIC FINISHMATERIALS FOR EACH SPACE.

B. CLARIFY DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN ARCHITECTURALINTERIOR ELEVATIONS AND MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,PLUMBING, AUDIO-VISUAL, AND EQUIPMENT DOCUMENTS PRIORTO INSTALLATION.

C. REFER TO SHEET A0.20 FOR TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS

D. REFER TO SHEET A9.10 FOR FURNITURE LAYOUT

E. REFER TO FINISH PLANS FOR FINISH PATTERNS AND LAYOUTS

OPEN TOROOM 301BEYOND

4' -

6"4'

- 0"

3

COUNTERTOP PRINTERBY OWNER

6

6' -

6"

3' -

0"

2' -

0"

COUNTERTOP PRINTERBY OWNER

3' - 2" VIF.2' - 6"FILLER PANEL

10

A9.02

11

A9.02

8

A9.01

6' -

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1' -

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3' - 2" VIF.

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SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"11 301A - OPEN OFFICE - NORTH

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"5 301 - OPEN OFFICE - EAST

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"8 301 - ENTRANCE - EAST

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"1 301 - OPEN OFFICE - WEST

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"9 301A TO 301 CORRIDOR - SOUTHSCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"10 301B - CONF. ROOM - EAST

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"7 301C - KITCHENETTE - SOUTH SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"6 301C - KITCHENETTE - WEST

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"2 301D - MEETING ROOM - SOUTH

KEYNOTES - INTERIOR ELEVATIONNO. NOTE

1 DIRTT DEMOUNTABLE PARTITION - SEE DETAILS ON A9.122 REFRIGERATOR BY OWNER3 RESIN PANEL IN ALUMINUM CHANNELS (SEE WALL TYPE)4 LCD SCREEN BY OWNER PROVIDE BLOCKING FOR MOUNTING

AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS AS NEEDED5 FURNITURE BY OWNER6 WALL MOUNTED MAGNETIC WHITE BOARD (SEE

SPECIFICATIONS)7 FILLER PANEL8 PROVIDE FINISHED BACK AND END PANEL9 UNDER COUNTER REFRIGERATOR BY OWNER10 DEMOUNTABLE WALL SYSTEM (SEE A9.11/A9.12)

SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"3 301 - COPY AREA - WESTSCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"4 301 - COPY AREA - SOUTH

Above: progression of existing through completed corridor

Left & Below: design and construction of millwork

Above: existing window on the left, new storm window on the right

Above: storm window & sill drawings

DOOR


CPT AS SCHEDULED



(E) CURTAIN WALL

5/8" GYP


RUBBERBASE (TYP)

(E) MAS WALL

4 1/

2"

2' -

5" V

IF

METAL STUDS

AIR SPACE


(E) SPANDREL GLASS


2"

VIF

4" V.I.F.


SEE RCPB.O. ACT

SEE RCPB.O. SOFFIT


ACT TYP

SEE

RC

P6"

MIN

.

SEE RCPB.O. ACT


ACT TYP

(E) WAFFLE SLAB

6" M

IN.

1"


A

2A

2A 4

INTERIOR



NEW FIN TUBE COVER

NEW CORIAN SILL




SEE RCPB.O. ACT


ACT TYP

6"

SEE RCPB.O. GWB

2

A9.01

7' -

9" (V

.I.F.

)

7' - 9" (V.I.F.)

EQEQ

EQ

ALIG

N W

/ (E)






B.O. STANDARDS

6"

FACE OF WALL

S6-XX

1' - 0" @ TYPE S6

SEE ELEVATIONS

SEE ELEVATIONS

1' - 0"


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