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efrain camposselected works
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catenary marketprof. laura feldbergsping 2010honorable mention: year end show
re-pier/flea-pierprof. judith dejongfall 2011
geode stopprof. david brownspring 2011honorable mention : year end show
speed/warpprofs. paul florian & cristopher wolffall 2012
puncture/junctureprof. dan wheelerspring 2012
selected worksuniversity of illinois at chicago
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Catenary Market sprouts in the middle of the city of Chicago in between its river and train tracks. The constrictions of the site create an atmosphere of limitation, yet the canopy of the market grows up-wards in between the chaos of its surroundings. A ramp stretches from the ground level to the elevated base that hovers on top of the train tracks.
The canopy of the market consists of network of intertwined arches that create a series of pathways at its base which guide costumers through the site. The market consists of both temporary and perma-nent stall, storage spaces, and green spaces. These spaces are evenly spread throughout the site thus creating variety and resting spots for costumers.
catenary market
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multiply
mirror left
component
mirror up mirror down
mirror left
stretch & compress
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splitprogram component
Insert Park
public park areatemporary market stalls
permanent market stallspermanent storage
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TIRESPAPER PLASTICGLASS METAL
PUBLIC INTERACTIONREQUIRED PROGRAMS FLEA MARKET
Navy pier becomes the center of reuse for the Chicago downtown area at which flows of ma-terials and public activities intertwine. Reuse pro-grams are arranged according to the order of the materials being recycled; they also branch verti-cally from the bottom of the pier to show the
different stages of transformation of the materials being reused. Ramps connect the top public layer of the pier to the flea market and the recycling lay-ers in order to reinforce the understanding of the reuse processes.
re-pier/flea-pier
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Highway Systems
North Park University
Skokie Sports Park
Soldier Field
2 mi
4 mi
6 mi
8 mi
10 mi
Depaul UniversityCongress
Theater
Harborside InternationalGolf Center
Zoo
Midway Airport
full service
metal
tires
electronics
paper
plastic
wood
Metal Multiple Service
Paper Electronics Tires Plastic WoodGeneral Recycling Network
Relationship to WaterRelationship to Highway Relationship to Highway
37% 20%
29%
12%
13% 40% 33% 50% 50%
60%
47%
36% 12%
Recycle Centers/Circulation Relationship
2 Mi
4 Mi
6 Mi
8 Mi
10 Mi
Thrift Stores
FleaMarkets
Pawn Shops
Animal Shelters
1% 0% 0% 2%
Reuse Center Networks
Relationship to Public Areas (Shopping Centers, Museums, Public Green Areas, Exhibition Spaces)
Public Reuse/Public Areas Relationship
Exhibition
Public Green Areas
MuseumShopping Centers
Public Reuse/Public Transportation Relationship
UP - NMD - NNCS
UP - NW
MD - W
UP - W
BNSF
ME
SS
Skokie
Linden
Howard
OHare
Kimball
Harlem
Forest Park
Cermak
Midway
Ashland
95/Dan Ryan
East 63rd
2 Mi
4 Mi
6 Mi
8 Mi
10 Mi
ft S
Pawn Shops
Thri tores
Flea Markets
Animal Shelters
HC
RI
SWS
Thrift Stores
FleaMarkets
Pawn Shops
Animal Shelters
46% 82% 89% 71%
Reuse Center Networks
Relationship to Public Transportation
San Jose Flea MarketDaytona Flea Farmers Market Re-pier/Flea-pierAustin Country Flea Market
Flea Pier compared to U.S. largest ea markets
Paper 25% 9 ft.
30 ft. 80 ft.30 ft.
80 0030 00
25%
1 0
9 ft.
30 ft. 15 ft.20 ft.
15.001 0
Plastic
Metal 20% 7 ft.
30 ft. 15 ft.115 ft.
15.001 00
18% 6 ft.
30 ft. 125 ft.Rubber
12% 4 ft.
30.00 15 ft.115 ft.Glass
plastic process
heat process
melting processgrinding process
rolling process
On Site Recycling Percentages and Processes
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bend (to connect to street level)sequence program (according to recycling materials) layer (surface programs)
slice (to divide surface program) plug program (according to light need, materila flows and public activities)pinch and pull (to connect programatic layers)
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grass
sand
wood
rubber
concrete
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Geode Stop breaks the flatness of Illinois horizon. Seen from miles away, the iconic building hints to its programmatic components through the chiseled shape of its crevices. Crevices are embedded with rock climbing walls that connect the different pro-grams of the rest stop. Visitors are able to go from one level to the other by climbing the surfaces of the crevice. Each crevice contains a different program providing a variety of activities for the hotel guests. The base of the building houses a gas station, a restaurant and the lobby. These programs are hol-low
low spaces within the solid base. The interior of the building is composed of a field of towers that rest on top of the seven storey base. A series of cat-walks connect each of the towers, thus allowing for pockets of space to be carved within the circulation space. Each pocket becomes a gathering space for social interaction between the hotel guests. The perforated metal skin of the building is composed of a grid of circles creating a moire effect on its faces. The pattern appears to change size as incoming drivers get closer to the building.
geode stop
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Speed / Warp uses Ambrose Bierces short story, An Occurrence in Owl Creek Bridge,as a design catalyst to bridge the gap between two completely sides of town. The story documents the imaginary escape of a man in the process of being hanged. The bridge represents the compression of mo-ments in history in spite the rush of time (the high-way).The bridge both compresses and expands the sense of time.
The constituents of the bridge are analogous to the of the story in the way they each perceive time. Each constituent represents a different speed of time. Like the captain, the drivers stay on real time. The pedestrian goes into a time expansion, just as the man being hanged did. The dweller participates in both times like the reader does too. The mesh represents the stretch of time, and connects both time speeds.
speed/warp
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Juncture Puncture becomes the place to go for any apparel needs. Located at the corner of North Ave and Sedwick St. this building houses three live/work units in which the renters are able to set up their work station within their own home. The first floor houses a caf, which becomes the gathering point for both residents of the building and people on their way to the red line station located half a block from the caf.
The second floor houses a shoe repair shop, the third floor a tailor, and the fourth floor a jewelry maker. The landing of the exterior staircase of the building are extended in order to create extra gath-ering place for its residents. The skin of the building consists of corten panels that also wrap around the courtyard of the building ending the block at a large porous mass.
puncture/juncture