Max Sanchez Portfolio

M A X S A N C H E Z2012 [email protected]

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Two vacant lots in downtown Hayes Valley. Very busy location, the site is split in half by an alley. 400 block Hayes St. San FranciscoHousing50 unitsSpring 2012

Notes:Studio 4 (Housing +), Rod Henmi and Craig Scott

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Building Key:1 retail2 beer garden3 amphitheater4 residential entrance5 shared greenspace

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Project Description:Located in San Francisco’s Hayes Valley. The site

has 3 shared property lines and 5 street frontages. Hayes is a very active street with commercial as well as residential building types. Ivy is a calm ally with little pedestrian and vehicle traffic. Gough has a rap-id pace of traffic at all times of the day, while Grove is a relatively calm residential neighborhood with little traffic. Thus the proposed design is presented with very different conditions and the need for different treatments. The second main issue with the site is the divide between the two halves, and the decision to treat both halves as one, or to treat them as two parts. The obvious first decision would be to con-nect the two halves of the site with a bridge/ a tunnel or even a path. With a closer look into current conditions, the site call’s for the opposite. It wants to allow for public access and connection between the alley and Hayes, while maintaining a sense of privacy for its residents. What does this better than a filter?

To set up a filter the Project uses its PLUS program (retail) to draw in the public to the open in the center of the site. The ground is then pulled up to create an amphitheater that contains and restricts flow while providing a very active public space for the residents and the community of Hayes Valley. The containment of flow also allows for street level accessed units on the Alley level of the northern half of the Project.

STANDARD STUDIO UNITS RANGING FROM 400- 700 SQUARE FEET

STANDARD ONE BEDROOM FLATS LOCATEDON STREET LEVELSGROVE AND IVY.

STUDIO APARTMENT AND 2 BEDROOM UNITSABOVE UNITS ARE FACING GROVE

INTERLOCKING UNITS FACING IVY TWO AND THREEBEDROOMS

CORBUSIER INTERLOCKING UNITS LOCATED NORTHERN GROVE SIDE OF HAYES SITEONE BEDROOM, AND TWO BEDROOMS

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BARCH STUDIO4:HOUSING+SOLID-VOID PATTERN GENERATION

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BARCH STUDIO4:HOUSING+RESIDENTIAL FIGURE GROUND HAYES VALLEY

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+ OVERLAY LINDEN & IVY

+OVERLAY HAYES & IVY

+OVERLAY GROVE, IVY & HAYES

+OVERLAY HAYES & GROVE

+OVERLAY ALL HORIZONTAL

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1: LAGUNA ST.2: OCTAVIA3: GOUGH4: FRANKLIN

+OVERLAY GOUGH & FRANKLIN

+OVERLAY LAGUNA & OCTAVIA

+OVERLAY LAGUNA AND FRANKLIN

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CIRCULATIONSTORAGEBAR AND RESTAURANTLOBBYADMINISTRATIONEQUIPMENTROOMS

STORAGEADMINISTRATIONGALLERY SPACES

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ADMINISTRATIONLOCKERROOMSWORKOUT SPACE

CORRIDORSELEVATORSSTAIRS(LIFE SAFETY & CONVENIENCEPROGRAM SECTIONSPROGRAM

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DESIGNATED GREENS-ABOVE HIGHLINE

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INITIAL MASSING/ BUILDABLE AREA WITH WEST CHELSEA ZONING CODES

VARIANCES 1,2,3,4,7. PUSHING AND PULLING TO ASSIGN PUBLIC PLAZAS AND GREEN SPACES.

SHAVING OFF CORNERS TO CREATE TERRACING AND TO ALLOW FOR DEEPER PENETRATION OF LIGHT INTO INTERIORS.

PIXELIZATION OF BUILDABLE VOLUME FINAL MASSING WITH ALL PREVIOUS STEPS APPLIED. PIXELS ASSIGNED PROGRAM/ TURNED OFF AND ON. RESULTING IN A FINAL PIXELIZATION TO CREATE A TYPOLOGY OF GREEN SPACES

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PROGRAMMATIC DISTRIBUTION BUILDING CORE CIRCULATION TYPOLOGIES OF GREENSPACE BUILDING STRUCTURE BUILDING SKIN OPERABLE/ NON OPERABLE WINDOWS GREEN HOUSE EFFECT

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Adjacent to the New York High LineChelsea District, New York, NYHotel45,000 sqfFall 2011

Notes:Studio 3 (Urban), Andrew Kudless

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HIGHLINE PLAZA LEVEL +27’ 0” :SCALE 1/8”=1’ HOTEL LEVEL ONE +63’ 0” :SCALE 1/8”=1’

1 VOID SPACE2 LOBBY3 ADMINISTRATION4 HIGHLINE PLAZA5 HIGHLINE 6 CAFE7 GALLERY8 TYPICAL HOTEL ROOM

VEGETATION MODULECONCRETE MODULEWOOD MODULE (INTERIOR)LIGHT MODULE (EXTERIOR)

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Building Key:1 void space2 lobby3 administration4 highline plaza5 highline

6 cafe8 gallery9 typical hotel room

Greenlust HotelLocated in New York adjacent to the High Line in the Chelsea District, posted is a vacant lot. For the semes-ter long project we were asked to design a hotel with multiple programs based on a larger urban analysis. My analysis began with a look at surrounding area’s green spaces. These green spaces then began to emerge into five major typologies ranging from the most public

to the most private. The massing of the project is a result of creating a three dimensional grid of buildable volume. The components of the grid, the pixels, were then assigned program and turned off and on to create voided spaces to become green spaces. These typolo-gies were then hybridized into the program resulting into a project with green space throughout. Every user

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of the building has access to green spaces surrounding the core and exterior of the building. Hotel rooms have private terraces and adjacent shared semi private spaces. The project skin creates a shell around the building, which opens and closes based on climate and building temperatures.

SOUTHWEST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/8”=1’ SOUTHEAST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/8”=1’

S u t r o b at h s v i s i t o r c e n t e r

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Historic Sutrobaths site, located on a hillside on San Francisco’s coastlineOuter Richmond District, SFVisitor Center, Gallery, Library3600 sqfSpring 2011

Notes:Studio 2 (Site), Randolph Ruiz & Ines Lejarraga

Sutro Baths Visitor Center was the concluding project for studio 2. The project is located in San Francisco’s historic costal site, Sutro Baths. The program of the project includes a cafe, a gallery space, research library, and a book store. The design strategy that I used was

conceived from developing a technique for triangulating the hillside and then peeling up those triangles to create form. The resulting form is a faceted structure that is site specific and one that blends geometrically with the site.

M A X S A N C H E [email protected]

R E C O G N I T I O N

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S K I L L S

W O R K E X P E R I E N C E

Spring 2011 Site Studio 2 jury prize nomination

Spring 2012 Housing Studio jury prize nomination

2012 Architecture Division End of Year Award Nomination

California College of the Arts Merit Scholarship Annually

California College of the ArtsSan Francisco, CA2010—presentAnticipated BA in Architecture

West Valley Community CollegeSaratoga, CA2007-2010

Highly proficient in the Adobe Creative Suite.Proficient in Rhino, 3D Studio Max, Autocad, and Sketchup.Proficient in rendering and photo montage.Working experience in model building, wood working, and metal fabrication.Experience in drawing, stenciling, painting, digital and film photography.

Alexander’s SteakhouseSan Francisco, CAJuly 2011-presentValet

California ParkingSan Francisco, CA2010- presentValet

ww Cotton’s Sporting Goods San Jose, CA November 2007-2010Sales Representative

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