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PORTFOLIOSTEVEN SANTOS
Contact: [email protected] // 201-725-5148linkedin.com/in/stevenmsantos
STEVEN [email protected]/in/stevenmsantos
Table of Contents
HH NNCR NM
Spring 2011Fall 2012 Fall 2011 Fall 2011 Fall 2010
CA
Spring 2012
PC
DEC Architect- Princeton, NJ 05/2012 - 08/2012 Architectural Intern- Worked individually as well as in a small team to accomplish successful projects. Dealt with clients one-on-one to address their specific needs on-time with their desired deadlines. Improved my knowledge of BIM software and developed projects through all stages of construction from schematic design to construction documents.
Habitat for Humanity Competition- Paterson, NJ Fall 2011 Student Design Consultant- Design competition to develop a Habitat house for three specific sites in Paterson. Created a prototype design for the three sites that increased productivity and was under-budget. Researched different products and design options that were incorporated into the design. Responsible for developing and visually communicating projects as well as construction details with simplicity, decency, and affordability in mind as well as meeting with the clients and developer.
Inglese Architecture & Engineering - East Rutherford, NJ 05/2011 - 07/2011 Architectural Intern- Worked in a professional environment that increased my knowledge of architecture with on-site surveying and documentation, drafting plans and facades of existing structures, and designing floor plans for renovation of historical buildings. Also allowed me to improve my technical and analytical skills with real experience.
Related Courses: Comprehensive Studios, Habitat for Humanity Option Studio, Design Studios, BIM, Construction + Environmental Control System + Structure Systems, Architectural Photography
Steven Santos
To gain experience in the field of architecture and design through rewarding hard work. To be involved with innovative projects where I can contribute with my skills and which will further my knowledge of materiality, form, composition, architectural integrity and how space involves the user.
Summary
Related Work Experience
New Jersey Institute of Technology, 05/2013 - Newark, NJ School of Architecture Professional Bachelor of Architecture Degree GPA: 3.15 Dean’s List: Spring 2010- Present
Education
SkillsComputers: Revit, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, SketchUp, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Microsoft Office
Craft: BIM, Sketching, Drafting, Rendering, Model Making
Languages: Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Basic in French. Dual American-Portuguese Citizenship
Affiliations + Involvement
[email protected] linkedin.com/in/stevenmsantos
NJIT Print Room - Newark, NJ 09/2008 - Present Volunteer- Assist fellow students with their printing needs and handle money.
COA+D BUDDY SYSTEM - Newark, NJ 09/2011 - Present Volunteer- Assisted and mentored incoming freshmen with the transition into the COA+D community.
European Architecture Summer Tour Summer 2011 Five week Architecture backpacking tour through Europe improving my knowledge of structures and design.
Roma Summer Abroad- Rome, Italy Summer 2010 Five week program that improved my drawing while researching and analyzing a structure/site and exploring the performance of the space.
NJIT Masonry Competition- Newark, NJ Spring 2009 Design competition to develop a masonry building with a specific program where I was responsible for developing and visually communicating project/mock up ideas to group. Assisted in the creation of construction documents that were used to create a full scale mock-up. Team won the award for most visually interesting mock up by the NJ Masonry Contractors panel of jurors.
National Organization of Minority Architects Students - NJIT President 2010 - 2011 Secretary 2009 - 2010 Member 2008 - 2009
American Institute of Architecture Students - NJIT Member 2010 - Present Freedom by Design - Member 2012 - Present
Leisure/Personal Soccer, Snowboarding, Travel, Food, Culture
Table of Contents
HH NNCR NM
Spring 2011Fall 2012 Fall 2011 Fall 2011 Fall 2010
CA
Spring 2012
PC
DEC Architect- Princeton, NJ 05/2012 - 08/2012 Architectural Intern- Worked individually as well as in a small team to accomplish successful projects. Dealt with clients one-on-one to address their specific needs on-time with their desired deadlines. Improved my knowledge of BIM software and developed projects through all stages of construction from schematic design to construction documents.
Habitat for Humanity Competition- Paterson, NJ Fall 2011 Student Design Consultant- Design competition to develop a Habitat house for three specific sites in Paterson. Created a prototype design for the three sites that increased productivity and was under-budget. Researched different products and design options that were incorporated into the design. Responsible for developing and visually communicating projects as well as construction details with simplicity, decency, and affordability in mind as well as meeting with the clients and developer.
Inglese Architecture & Engineering - East Rutherford, NJ 05/2011 - 07/2011 Architectural Intern- Worked in a professional environment that increased my knowledge of architecture with on-site surveying and documentation, drafting plans and facades of existing structures, and designing floor plans for renovation of historical buildings. Also allowed me to improve my technical and analytical skills with real experience.
Related Courses: Comprehensive Studios, Habitat for Humanity Option Studio, Design Studios, BIM, Construction + Environmental Control System + Structure Systems, Architectural Photography
Steven Santos
To gain experience in the field of architecture and design through rewarding hard work. To be involved with innovative projects where I can contribute with my skills and which will further my knowledge of materiality, form, composition, architectural integrity and how space involves the user.
Summary
Related Work Experience
New Jersey Institute of Technology, 05/2013 - Newark, NJ School of Architecture Professional Bachelor of Architecture Degree GPA: 3.15 Dean’s List: Spring 2010- Present
Education
SkillsComputers: Revit, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, SketchUp, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Microsoft Office
Craft: BIM, Sketching, Drafting, Rendering, Model Making
Languages: Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Basic in French. Dual American-Portuguese Citizenship
Affiliations + Involvement
[email protected] linkedin.com/in/stevenmsantos
NJIT Print Room - Newark, NJ 09/2008 - Present Volunteer- Assist fellow students with their printing needs and handle money.
COA+D BUDDY SYSTEM - Newark, NJ 09/2011 - Present Volunteer- Assisted and mentored incoming freshmen with the transition into the COA+D community.
European Architecture Summer Tour Summer 2011 Five week Architecture backpacking tour through Europe improving my knowledge of structures and design.
Roma Summer Abroad- Rome, Italy Summer 2010 Five week program that improved my drawing while researching and analyzing a structure/site and exploring the performance of the space.
NJIT Masonry Competition- Newark, NJ Spring 2009 Design competition to develop a masonry building with a specific program where I was responsible for developing and visually communicating project/mock up ideas to group. Assisted in the creation of construction documents that were used to create a full scale mock-up. Team won the award for most visually interesting mock up by the NJ Masonry Contractors panel of jurors.
National Organization of Minority Architects Students - NJIT President 2010 - 2011 Secretary 2009 - 2010 Member 2008 - 2009
American Institute of Architecture Students - NJIT Member 2010 - Present Freedom by Design - Member 2012 - Present
Leisure/Personal Soccer, Snowboarding, Travel, Food, Culture
Table of Contents
HH NNCR NM
Spring 2011Fall 2012 Fall 2011 Fall 2011 Fall 2010
CA
Spring 2012
PC
DEC Architect- Princeton, NJ 05/2012 - 08/2012 Architectural Intern- Worked individually as well as in a small team to accomplish successful projects. Dealt with clients one-on-one to address their specific needs on-time with their desired deadlines. Improved my knowledge of BIM software and developed projects through all stages of construction from schematic design to construction documents.
Habitat for Humanity Competition- Paterson, NJ Fall 2011 Student Design Consultant- Design competition to develop a Habitat house for three specific sites in Paterson. Created a prototype design for the three sites that increased productivity and was under-budget. Researched different products and design options that were incorporated into the design. Responsible for developing and visually communicating projects as well as construction details with simplicity, decency, and affordability in mind as well as meeting with the clients and developer.
Inglese Architecture & Engineering - East Rutherford, NJ 05/2011 - 07/2011 Architectural Intern- Worked in a professional environment that increased my knowledge of architecture with on-site surveying and documentation, drafting plans and facades of existing structures, and designing floor plans for renovation of historical buildings. Also allowed me to improve my technical and analytical skills with real experience.
Related Courses: Comprehensive Studios, Habitat for Humanity Option Studio, Design Studios, BIM, Construction + Environmental Control System + Structure Systems, Architectural Photography
Steven Santos
To gain experience in the field of architecture and design through rewarding hard work. To be involved with innovative projects where I can contribute with my skills and which will further my knowledge of materiality, form, composition, architectural integrity and how space involves the user.
Summary
Related Work Experience
New Jersey Institute of Technology, 05/2013 - Newark, NJ School of Architecture Professional Bachelor of Architecture Degree GPA: 3.15 Dean’s List: Spring 2010- Present
Education
SkillsComputers: Revit, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, SketchUp, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Microsoft Office
Craft: BIM, Sketching, Drafting, Rendering, Model Making
Languages: Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Basic in French. Dual American-Portuguese Citizenship
Affiliations + Involvement
[email protected] linkedin.com/in/stevenmsantos
NJIT Print Room - Newark, NJ 09/2008 - Present Volunteer- Assist fellow students with their printing needs and handle money.
COA+D BUDDY SYSTEM - Newark, NJ 09/2011 - Present Volunteer- Assisted and mentored incoming freshmen with the transition into the COA+D community.
European Architecture Summer Tour Summer 2011 Five week Architecture backpacking tour through Europe improving my knowledge of structures and design.
Roma Summer Abroad- Rome, Italy Summer 2010 Five week program that improved my drawing while researching and analyzing a structure/site and exploring the performance of the space.
NJIT Masonry Competition- Newark, NJ Spring 2009 Design competition to develop a masonry building with a specific program where I was responsible for developing and visually communicating project/mock up ideas to group. Assisted in the creation of construction documents that were used to create a full scale mock-up. Team won the award for most visually interesting mock up by the NJ Masonry Contractors panel of jurors.
National Organization of Minority Architects Students - NJIT President 2010 - 2011 Secretary 2009 - 2010 Member 2008 - 2009
American Institute of Architecture Students - NJIT Member 2010 - Present Freedom by Design - Member 2012 - Present
Leisure/Personal Soccer, Snowboarding, Travel, Food, Culture
Table of Contents
HH NNCR NM
Spring 2011Fall 2012 Fall 2011 Fall 2011 Fall 2010
CA
Spring 2012
PC
DEC Architect- Princeton, NJ 05/2012 - 08/2012 Architectural Intern- Worked individually as well as in a small team to accomplish successful projects. Dealt with clients one-on-one to address their specific needs on-time with their desired deadlines. Improved my knowledge of BIM software and developed projects through all stages of construction from schematic design to construction documents.
Habitat for Humanity Competition- Paterson, NJ Fall 2011 Student Design Consultant- Design competition to develop a Habitat house for three specific sites in Paterson. Created a prototype design for the three sites that increased productivity and was under-budget. Researched different products and design options that were incorporated into the design. Responsible for developing and visually communicating projects as well as construction details with simplicity, decency, and affordability in mind as well as meeting with the clients and developer.
Inglese Architecture & Engineering - East Rutherford, NJ 05/2011 - 07/2011 Architectural Intern- Worked in a professional environment that increased my knowledge of architecture with on-site surveying and documentation, drafting plans and facades of existing structures, and designing floor plans for renovation of historical buildings. Also allowed me to improve my technical and analytical skills with real experience.
Related Courses: Comprehensive Studios, Habitat for Humanity Option Studio, Design Studios, BIM, Construction + Environmental Control System + Structure Systems, Architectural Photography
Steven Santos
To gain experience in the field of architecture and design through rewarding hard work. To be involved with innovative projects where I can contribute with my skills and which will further my knowledge of materiality, form, composition, architectural integrity and how space involves the user.
Summary
Related Work Experience
New Jersey Institute of Technology, 05/2013 - Newark, NJ School of Architecture Professional Bachelor of Architecture Degree GPA: 3.15 Dean’s List: Spring 2010- Present
Education
SkillsComputers: Revit, AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, SketchUp, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, Indesign, Microsoft Office
Craft: BIM, Sketching, Drafting, Rendering, Model Making
Languages: Fluent in English, Portuguese, and Spanish. Basic in French. Dual American-Portuguese Citizenship
Affiliations + Involvement
[email protected] linkedin.com/in/stevenmsantos
NJIT Print Room - Newark, NJ 09/2008 - Present Volunteer- Assist fellow students with their printing needs and handle money.
COA+D BUDDY SYSTEM - Newark, NJ 09/2011 - Present Volunteer- Assisted and mentored incoming freshmen with the transition into the COA+D community.
European Architecture Summer Tour Summer 2011 Five week Architecture backpacking tour through Europe improving my knowledge of structures and design.
Roma Summer Abroad- Rome, Italy Summer 2010 Five week program that improved my drawing while researching and analyzing a structure/site and exploring the performance of the space.
NJIT Masonry Competition- Newark, NJ Spring 2009 Design competition to develop a masonry building with a specific program where I was responsible for developing and visually communicating project/mock up ideas to group. Assisted in the creation of construction documents that were used to create a full scale mock-up. Team won the award for most visually interesting mock up by the NJ Masonry Contractors panel of jurors.
National Organization of Minority Architects Students - NJIT President 2010 - 2011 Secretary 2009 - 2010 Member 2008 - 2009
American Institute of Architecture Students - NJIT Member 2010 - Present Freedom by Design - Member 2012 - Present
Leisure/Personal Soccer, Snowboarding, Travel, Food, Culture
Fall 2012
CA
5 15 35 65
Center for ArchaeologyÉvora, Portugal
This site which is located in the city center of Évora, Portugal is surrounded by vast Medival and Roman walls and is adjacent to a university. The project is intended to act as a gathering focal point for the city between the civic and academic and old and new. The plaza is adjacent to the university portico and connects the park path to the street creating a �owing move-ment. The entrance to the Academic and Public Wings are joined with the cafe spilling into the exterior space. All this is created while still giving a visual and physical relation-ship to the interior greenscape and Medival wall.
Fall 2012
CA
5 15 35 65
Center for ArchaeologyÉvora, Portugal
This site which is located in the city center of Évora, Portugal is surrounded by vast Medival and Roman walls and is adjacent to a university. The project is intended to act as a gathering focal point for the city between the civic and academic and old and new. The plaza is adjacent to the university portico and connects the park path to the street creating a �owing move-ment. The entrance to the Academic and Public Wings are joined with the cafe spilling into the exterior space. All this is created while still giving a visual and physical relation-ship to the interior greenscape and Medival wall.
Level 12' - 0"
Level 219' - 2"
Level -1-9' - 2"
Level 330' - 4"
Roof Axis40' - 4"
10' -
0"
16' -
0"
10' -
0"
10' -
0"
6
3
1
1. Sun Shading Device2. Atrium Stack Ventilation3. Geothermal Exchange4. Louvre5. Active Chilled Beams with HVAC6.Radiant Heating7. Photovoltaic Panels8. Skylight with Motorized Windows for Building Relief9. Operable Windows for cross ventilation
2
5
8
7
4
9
1/2” Rebar
#3 1/2” Rebar
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Radiant Heating
Window Sill
Steel Metal Decking
Concrete Footing
Pour-in-Place Floor Slab
Exploded Axon - Circulation
8” W-Flange bolted to wall and girder
Steel Metal Decking16” W-Flange bolted into wall
HVAC duct workLight Fixture1/2” Gypsum BoardChilled Beam
Glass PanelHandrail
Sliding Glass Panels
Painted Plaster Finish
Awning Window
Fixed WindowLouvre Shading Device bolted to mullions
Sliding Glass Window
8” Girder
Window Sill
1” Rigid InsulationGravelSand
5” Rigid InsulationWhite EPDM Membrane
Level 12' - 0"
Level 219' - 2"
Level -1-9' - 2"
Level 330' - 4"
Roof Axis40' - 4"
10' -
0"
16' -
0"
10' -
0"
10' -
0"
6
3
1
1. Sun Shading Device2. Atrium Stack Ventilation3. Geothermal Exchange4. Louvre5. Active Chilled Beams with HVAC6.Radiant Heating7. Photovoltaic Panels8. Skylight with Motorized Windows for Building Relief9. Operable Windows for cross ventilation
2
5
8
7
4
9
1/2” Rebar
#3 1/2” Rebar
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Radiant Heating
Window Sill
Steel Metal Decking
Concrete Footing
Pour-in-Place Floor Slab
Exploded Axon - Circulation
8” W-Flange bolted to wall and girder
Steel Metal Decking16” W-Flange bolted into wall
HVAC duct workLight Fixture1/2” Gypsum BoardChilled Beam
Glass PanelHandrail
Sliding Glass Panels
Painted Plaster Finish
Awning Window
Fixed WindowLouvre Shading Device bolted to mullions
Sliding Glass Window
8” Girder
Window Sill
1” Rigid InsulationGravelSand
5” Rigid InsulationWhite EPDM Membrane
Spring 2012
PC
Corrugated Metal Roof
1.75” x 6.25” Glulam Perlins
4” x 9” Glulam Rafters
Ceiling
2-1.75” x 8.25” Glulam Beams bolted to T-shape Metal Beam
8” Terra Cotta Masonry UnitsGlass Louvre
Stucco Finish 1Stucco Finish 2Tile FinishSlab on Grade Floor
Foundation
5” x 5” HSS Column
Panel
0' 2' 4' 8' 16' 1/16" = 1'-0"Site
In a site with an abundance of mature trees, the main concentration was to avoid the destruction of existing trees. This would also accommodate the creation of exterior spaces which relate to the tangent interior spaces. By placing the Digital Resource Center on the street edge it allows for the main entrance plaza to be used as a gathering point as well as a threshold into the park.
Fluid Serpentine like shape avoiding as many trees
Entrance
Learning
Experiment/Research
Courtyard Connection
Courtyard Connection
Street Connection
Street Connection
Program Layout
Building Parti
Building Layout
Parque dos ContinuadoresMaputo, Mozambique
Level 12' - 0"
Level 219' - 2"
Level -1-9' - 2"
Level 330' - 4"
Roof Axis40' - 4"
10' -
0"
16' -
0"
10' -
0"
10' -
0"
6
3
1
1. Sun Shading Device2. Atrium Stack Ventilation3. Geothermal Exchange4. Louvre5. Active Chilled Beams with HVAC6.Radiant Heating7. Photovoltaic Panels8. Skylight with Motorized Windows for Building Relief9. Operable Windows for cross ventilation
2
5
8
7
4
9
1/2” Rebar
#3 1/2” Rebar
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Radiant Heating
Window Sill
Steel Metal Decking
Concrete Footing
Pour-in-Place Floor Slab
Exploded Axon - Circulation
8” W-Flange bolted to wall and girder
Steel Metal Decking16” W-Flange bolted into wall
HVAC duct workLight Fixture1/2” Gypsum BoardChilled Beam
Glass PanelHandrail
Sliding Glass Panels
Painted Plaster Finish
Awning Window
Fixed WindowLouvre Shading Device bolted to mullions
Sliding Glass Window
8” Girder
Window Sill
1” Rigid InsulationGravelSand
5” Rigid InsulationWhite EPDM Membrane
Sunlight and Sunbeam Study
Godwin Ave Elevation47 59
0' 4' 8' 16' 32'
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,285
Habitat for HumanitiesPaterson, NJ
Fall 2011
In conjunction with Habitat for Humanities, Paterson,three lots were chosen to create homes. Two of the lotswere to attain a one family house with off-street parking, while the third lot held a two family house,one of which had to be ADA compliant. Considerationof building code/variances, pricing, mechanical systems/ passive design, and materiality had a major impact on design.
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,380
HH
Spring 2012
PC
Corrugated Metal Roof
1.75” x 6.25” Glulam Perlins
4” x 9” Glulam Rafters
Ceiling
2-1.75” x 8.25” Glulam Beams bolted to T-shape Metal Beam
8” Terra Cotta Masonry UnitsGlass Louvre
Stucco Finish 1Stucco Finish 2Tile FinishSlab on Grade Floor
Foundation
5” x 5” HSS Column
Panel
0' 2' 4' 8' 16' 1/16" = 1'-0"Site
In a site with an abundance of mature trees, the main concentration was to avoid the destruction of existing trees. This would also accommodate the creation of exterior spaces which relate to the tangent interior spaces. By placing the Digital Resource Center on the street edge it allows for the main entrance plaza to be used as a gathering point as well as a threshold into the park.
Fluid Serpentine like shape avoiding as many trees
Entrance
Learning
Experiment/Research
Courtyard Connection
Courtyard Connection
Street Connection
Street Connection
Program Layout
Building Parti
Building Layout
Parque dos ContinuadoresMaputo, Mozambique
Level 12' - 0"
Level 219' - 2"
Level -1-9' - 2"
Level 330' - 4"
Roof Axis40' - 4"
10' -
0"
16' -
0"
10' -
0"
10' -
0"
6
3
1
1. Sun Shading Device2. Atrium Stack Ventilation3. Geothermal Exchange4. Louvre5. Active Chilled Beams with HVAC6.Radiant Heating7. Photovoltaic Panels8. Skylight with Motorized Windows for Building Relief9. Operable Windows for cross ventilation
2
5
8
7
4
9
1/2” Rebar
#3 1/2” Rebar
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Radiant Heating
Window Sill
Steel Metal Decking
Concrete Footing
Pour-in-Place Floor Slab
Exploded Axon - Circulation
8” W-Flange bolted to wall and girder
Steel Metal Decking16” W-Flange bolted into wall
HVAC duct workLight Fixture1/2” Gypsum BoardChilled Beam
Glass PanelHandrail
Sliding Glass Panels
Painted Plaster Finish
Awning Window
Fixed WindowLouvre Shading Device bolted to mullions
Sliding Glass Window
8” Girder
Window Sill
1” Rigid InsulationGravelSand
5” Rigid InsulationWhite EPDM Membrane
Sunlight and Sunbeam Study
Godwin Ave Elevation47 59
0' 4' 8' 16' 32'
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,285
Habitat for HumanitiesPaterson, NJ
Fall 2011
In conjunction with Habitat for Humanities, Paterson,three lots were chosen to create homes. Two of the lotswere to attain a one family house with off-street parking, while the third lot held a two family house,one of which had to be ADA compliant. Considerationof building code/variances, pricing, mechanical systems/ passive design, and materiality had a major impact on design.
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,380
HH
Sunlight and Sunbeam Study
Godwin Ave Elevation47 59
0' 4' 8' 16' 32'
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,285
Habitat for HumanitiesPaterson, NJ
Fall 2011
In conjunction with Habitat for Humanities, Paterson,three lots were chosen to create homes. Two of the lotswere to attain a one family house with off-street parking, while the third lot held a two family house,one of which had to be ADA compliant. Considerationof building code/variances, pricing, mechanical systems/ passive design, and materiality had a major impact on design.
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,380
HH
Sunlight and Sunbeam Study
Godwin Ave Elevation47 59
0' 4' 8' 16' 32'
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,285
Habitat for HumanitiesPaterson, NJ
Fall 2011
In conjunction with Habitat for Humanities, Paterson,three lots were chosen to create homes. Two of the lotswere to attain a one family house with off-street parking, while the third lot held a two family house,one of which had to be ADA compliant. Considerationof building code/variances, pricing, mechanical systems/ passive design, and materiality had a major impact on design.
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,380
HH
162 Rosa Parks Blvd.Cost: +/- $169,470 $58.00 SF
Each prototype featured a Light Well,a Whole House Fan to cool the house in the summer, Solar Attic/ Chimney in conjuction with an ERV to provide fresh warm air in the winter, overhangs on south facade to prevent summer heat gain, trellis facade on balcony not only for aesthetics, but also privacy and could be used as a plant trellis,a plumbing/HVAC core, andis also Photovoltaics Adaptable.
162 Rosa Parks Blvd.
Sunlight and Sunbeam Study
Godwin Ave Elevation47 59
0' 4' 8' 16' 32'
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,285
Habitat for HumanitiesPaterson, NJ
Fall 2011
In conjunction with Habitat for Humanities, Paterson,three lots were chosen to create homes. Two of the lotswere to attain a one family house with off-street parking, while the third lot held a two family house,one of which had to be ADA compliant. Considerationof building code/variances, pricing, mechanical systems/ passive design, and materiality had a major impact on design.
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,380
HH
0' 2' 4' 8' 16'
REF.
DW
DN
WH W D
UP
57 SFMech
300 SF
Kitchen/ DiningRoom
165 SFLiving Room
1/8" = 1'-0"Level 1
DN
122 SFBedroom
104 SFBedroom
149 SFMaster Bedroom
57 SFBathroom
49 SFBathroom
1/8" = 1'-0"Level 2
+2' - 10"
Sunlight and Sunbeam Study
Godwin Ave Elevation47 59
0' 4' 8' 16' 32'
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,285
Habitat for HumanitiesPaterson, NJ
Fall 2011
In conjunction with Habitat for Humanities, Paterson,three lots were chosen to create homes. Two of the lotswere to attain a one family house with off-street parking, while the third lot held a two family house,one of which had to be ADA compliant. Considerationof building code/variances, pricing, mechanical systems/ passive design, and materiality had a major impact on design.
Sq. Ft.= +/- 1,380
HH
A. Callout of Section 1
Section 1
A
Interior-Cork Panel Flooring
Site-Pervious Concrete-Pavers with Voids
Exterior-Vinyl Siding-Rock Panels-Asphalt Shingles
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Colonnade ReskinFall 2011
CR
Mies van der Rohe was assigned the task of designing the Colonnade in 1958-60 as the first major residential development post-war, and post-riots in Newark. Now 50 years later, the building is in need of repair with its poorly performing building envelope. This new proposed double facade allows for natural ventilation by the user, acts as a thermal buffer and additional rainscreen, diffuses ultraviolet rays, as well as a sound buffer against near by traffic.
1/2”Lavatory
1/2”Laundry
1/2”Kitchen Sink 1/2”
Toilet
1/2”Bathtub3/4”
MeterWaterHeater
Wet Wall
Hot WaterCold WaterThermal Envelope
0' 2' 4' 8'
Level 12' - 10"
Level 212' - 2"
Roof34' - 0"
Section 2
B
0' 2' 4' 8' 16'
B. Callout of Section 2
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Colonnade ReskinFall 2011
CR
Mies van der Rohe was assigned the task of designing the Colonnade in 1958-60 as the first major residential development post-war, and post-riots in Newark. Now 50 years later, the building is in need of repair with its poorly performing building envelope. This new proposed double facade allows for natural ventilation by the user, acts as a thermal buffer and additional rainscreen, diffuses ultraviolet rays, as well as a sound buffer against near by traffic.
Colonnade
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Colonnade ReskinFall 2011
CR
Mies van der Rohe was assigned the task of designing the Colonnade in 1958-60 as the first major residential development post-war, and post-riots in Newark. Now 50 years later, the building is in need of repair with its poorly performing building envelope. This new proposed double facade allows for natural ventilation by the user, acts as a thermal buffer and additional rainscreen, diffuses ultraviolet rays, as well as a sound buffer against near by traffic.
A Wall to Wall Connection Plan
1/2” Steel Plate on edge of each wall panel
Steel Plates bolted
Cellulous Added after wall installation
1” Steel Finish Cladding (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
1” Rigid Insulation (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
8” Aluminum Studs (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)3/4” Gypsum Finish (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
New 7” I-Beam bolted to PanelsExisting I-Beam bolted to new I-Beam
Clamp System holds double facade to Existing I-Beam
Grill hangs onto Double facade through L-bracketsGrill hangs onto Double facade through L-brackets
1/2" = 1'-0"Wall Section
Existing FloorGrill (Attached to Pre-Fab Double Facade by L-Bracket)
Pre-Fab Wall Assembly (See Pg 21 Detail)
Pre-Fab Wall PanelNew 7” I-BeamExisting I-Beam
Window
Pre-Fab Double Facade attached to Existing I-Beam with Clamp System
Thermometer Controlled Vent
Roof Clamped into Double Facade system which is clamped into existing I-beam
Existing Roof
2’1’
Newark, NJolonnade Reskin
The mechanical operated vents:- Allows for air to be transferred from onelevel to the within the double panels.
the the building’s sprinkler system.
Operable windows:- Serve as natural ventilation by the demand of the tenant.
The Printed ETFE Double Facade:
of the sun
- Acts as an additional rainscreen system
Pre-Fab Panel
New I-Beam
Pre-Fab Panel
Pre-Fab Double Facade Panel
Heating/Cooling Unit
Plan
A
1’ 2’ 5’
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Colonnade ReskinFall 2011
CR
Mies van der Rohe was assigned the task of designing the Colonnade in 1958-60 as the first major residential development post-war, and post-riots in Newark. Now 50 years later, the building is in need of repair with its poorly performing building envelope. This new proposed double facade allows for natural ventilation by the user, acts as a thermal buffer and additional rainscreen, diffuses ultraviolet rays, as well as a sound buffer against near by traffic.
A Wall to Wall Connection Plan
1/2” Steel Plate on edge of each wall panel
Steel Plates bolted
Cellulous Added after wall installation
1” Steel Finish Cladding (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
1” Rigid Insulation (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
8” Aluminum Studs (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)3/4” Gypsum Finish (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
New 7” I-Beam bolted to PanelsExisting I-Beam bolted to new I-Beam
Clamp System holds double facade to Existing I-Beam
Grill hangs onto Double facade through L-bracketsGrill hangs onto Double facade through L-brackets
1/2" = 1'-0"Wall Section
Existing FloorGrill (Attached to Pre-Fab Double Facade by L-Bracket)
Pre-Fab Wall Assembly (See Pg 21 Detail)
Pre-Fab Wall PanelNew 7” I-BeamExisting I-Beam
Window
Pre-Fab Double Facade attached to Existing I-Beam with Clamp System
Thermometer Controlled Vent
Roof Clamped into Double Facade system which is clamped into existing I-beam
Existing Roof
2’1’
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Colonnade ReskinFall 2011
CR
Mies van der Rohe was assigned the task of designing the Colonnade in 1958-60 as the first major residential development post-war, and post-riots in Newark. Now 50 years later, the building is in need of repair with its poorly performing building envelope. This new proposed double facade allows for natural ventilation by the user, acts as a thermal buffer and additional rainscreen, diffuses ultraviolet rays, as well as a sound buffer against near by traffic.
A Wall to Wall Connection Plan
1/2” Steel Plate on edge of each wall panel
Steel Plates bolted
Cellulous Added after wall installation
1” Steel Finish Cladding (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
1” Rigid Insulation (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
8” Aluminum Studs (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)3/4” Gypsum Finish (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
New 7” I-Beam bolted to PanelsExisting I-Beam bolted to new I-Beam
Clamp System holds double facade to Existing I-Beam
Grill hangs onto Double facade through L-bracketsGrill hangs onto Double facade through L-brackets
1/2" = 1'-0"Wall Section
Existing FloorGrill (Attached to Pre-Fab Double Facade by L-Bracket)
Pre-Fab Wall Assembly (See Pg 21 Detail)
Pre-Fab Wall PanelNew 7” I-BeamExisting I-Beam
Window
Pre-Fab Double Facade attached to Existing I-Beam with Clamp System
Thermometer Controlled Vent
Roof Clamped into Double Facade system which is clamped into existing I-beam
Existing Roof
2’1’
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Stainless SteelPre-Fab Double Facade Panel
Proposed Partial West ElevationsScale: 1/4” = 1’ - 0”
ETFE Printed Film1/8”x1.5” Frit Patern
Scale: 1/8” - 1’0”June 21, 20112PM
Proposed West Facade
Scale: 1/8” - 1’0”June 21, 20112PM
Existing West Facade
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Colonnade ReskinFall 2011
CR
Mies van der Rohe was assigned the task of designing the Colonnade in 1958-60 as the first major residential development post-war, and post-riots in Newark. Now 50 years later, the building is in need of repair with its poorly performing building envelope. This new proposed double facade allows for natural ventilation by the user, acts as a thermal buffer and additional rainscreen, diffuses ultraviolet rays, as well as a sound buffer against near by traffic.
A Wall to Wall Connection Plan
1/2” Steel Plate on edge of each wall panel
Steel Plates bolted
Cellulous Added after wall installation
1” Steel Finish Cladding (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
1” Rigid Insulation (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
8” Aluminum Studs (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)3/4” Gypsum Finish (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
New 7” I-Beam bolted to PanelsExisting I-Beam bolted to new I-Beam
Clamp System holds double facade to Existing I-Beam
Grill hangs onto Double facade through L-bracketsGrill hangs onto Double facade through L-brackets
1/2" = 1'-0"Wall Section
Existing FloorGrill (Attached to Pre-Fab Double Facade by L-Bracket)
Pre-Fab Wall Assembly (See Pg 21 Detail)
Pre-Fab Wall PanelNew 7” I-BeamExisting I-Beam
Window
Pre-Fab Double Facade attached to Existing I-Beam with Clamp System
Thermometer Controlled Vent
Roof Clamped into Double Facade system which is clamped into existing I-beam
Existing Roof
2’1’
Proposed locations extend the green area into the dense urban enviornment
existing parks
suggested new parks
Spring 2011
Light rail extension will reduce car traffic and bring people on site, can be extended to further develop neighboring communities
Downtown Newark is going through manychanges including the Prudential Center.The City of Newark is proposing a masterplan for this area to attract people to notonly visit, but to stay. The master plancalls for the extension of the light rail, acentral promenade with shopping connecting downtown Newark with the Ironbound, along with housing, parking, and a cultural center.
By putting lightright below ground it minimizes noise and takes up less space
existing light rail
proposed system
NM
Newark
By putting lightright below ground it minimizes noise and takes up less space
Newark
A Wall to Wall Connection Plan
1/2” Steel Plate on edge of each wall panel
Steel Plates bolted
Cellulous Added after wall installation
1” Steel Finish Cladding (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
1” Rigid Insulation (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
8” Aluminum Studs (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)3/4” Gypsum Finish (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
New 7” I-Beam bolted to PanelsExisting I-Beam bolted to new I-Beam
Clamp System holds double facade to Existing I-Beam
Grill hangs onto Double facade through L-bracketsGrill hangs onto Double facade through L-brackets
1/2" = 1'-0"Wall Section
Existing FloorGrill (Attached to Pre-Fab Double Facade by L-Bracket)
Pre-Fab Wall Assembly (See Pg 21 Detail)
Pre-Fab Wall PanelNew 7” I-BeamExisting I-Beam
Window
Pre-Fab Double Facade attached to Existing I-Beam with Clamp System
Thermometer Controlled Vent
Roof Clamped into Double Facade system which is clamped into existing I-beam
Existing Roof
2’1’
Urban design is used throughout the school project with a relationship of solid vs void between the surrounding Nolli Map of the area and the footprint of the school. The niches create outdoor spaces that relateto the adjacent interior space. The use of foldable curtain walls allowfor a user to feel the spaces as one.
NEIGHBORHOOD NICHESFall 2010
100’25’50’
By putting lightright below ground it minimizes noise and takes up less space
ewark Masterplan
NEWARKThrough History
Crime RatePopulation Rate
City Developments
Linking Downtown Newark to the Ironbound through the use of old rail road tracks crossing over McCarter Hwy and Pen Station.This promenade would use various landscapetypologies to create movement throughout thesite and create different experiences.
By putting lightright below ground it minimizes noise and takes up less spaceThe lightrail comes above ground after the proposed station for view of area.
PROMENADE
Existing/ Remaining BuildingRepurposed BuildingCultural CenterProposed ShoppingHighrise/Garage StructureLowrise Building
Prudential Center
ewark MasterplanNewark, NJ
A Wall to Wall Connection Plan
1/2” Steel Plate on edge of each wall panel
Steel Plates bolted
Cellulous Added after wall installation
1” Steel Finish Cladding (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
1” Rigid Insulation (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
8” Aluminum Studs (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)3/4” Gypsum Finish (Pre-Fab Wall Panel)
New 7” I-Beam bolted to PanelsExisting I-Beam bolted to new I-Beam
Clamp System holds double facade to Existing I-Beam
Grill hangs onto Double facade through L-bracketsGrill hangs onto Double facade through L-brackets
1/2" = 1'-0"Wall Section
Existing FloorGrill (Attached to Pre-Fab Double Facade by L-Bracket)
Pre-Fab Wall Assembly (See Pg 21 Detail)
Pre-Fab Wall PanelNew 7” I-BeamExisting I-Beam
Window
Pre-Fab Double Facade attached to Existing I-Beam with Clamp System
Thermometer Controlled Vent
Roof Clamped into Double Facade system which is clamped into existing I-beam
Existing Roof
2’1’
Urban design is used throughout the school project with a relationship of solid vs void between the surrounding Nolli Map of the area and the footprint of the school. The niches create outdoor spaces that relateto the adjacent interior space. The use of foldable curtain walls allowfor a user to feel the spaces as one.
NEIGHBORHOOD NICHESFall 2010
100’25’50’
NEIGHBORHOOD
Urban design is used throughout the school project with a relationship of solid vs void between the surrounding Nolli Map of the area and the footprint of the school. The niches create outdoor spaces that relateto the adjacent interior space. The use of foldable curtain walls allowfor a user to feel the spaces as one.
NEIGHBORHOOD NICHESFall 2010
100’25’50’
10’ 25’ 50’
Newark, NJEIGHBORHOOD NICHES
Students Area
Hallway NicheTeaching Area
Courtyard NicheStreet Niche
Classroom Classroom
ClassroomClassroom
Urban design is used throughout the school project with a relationship of solid vs void between the surrounding Nolli Map of the area and the footprint of the school. The niches create outdoor spaces that relateto the adjacent interior space. The use of foldable curtain walls allowfor a user to feel the spaces as one.
NEIGHBORHOOD NICHESFall 2010
100’25’50’
PORTFOLIOSTEVEN SANTOS
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