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FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS, LLP | 22 WEST 19TH STREET | NEW YORK, NY 10011 | T 212.627.1700 | F 212.463.8716 | WWW.FXFOWLE.COM

FXFOWLE ARCHITECTS, LLP22 WEST 19TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10011 212-627-1700

ANASTOS ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES240 WEST 35TH STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10001 212-714-0993

DAGHER ENGINEERING29 Broadway, New York, NY 10006 212-480-2591

LANGAN ENGINEERING21 Penn Plaza, 360 West 31st Street, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10001 212-479-5400

VAN DEUSEN & ASSOCIATES7 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001 212-868-9090

CERAMI & ASSOCIATES, INC.404 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10018 212-875-7760

HORTON LEES BROGDEN LIGHTING DESIGN200 Park Avenue South, Ste 1401 New York, NY 10003 212-674-5580

ROMANO GATLAND99 West Hoffman Avenue, Lindenhurst, NY 11757 631-226-7700

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K-5 CHARTER SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY FACILITYThe Children’s Aid Society College Prep Charter School is a new ground-up facility which expands the school and provides a community hub for the affiliated non-profit. The new 70,000 s.f. building expresses the aspirations of the school’s mission through its dynamic facade, access to daylight and the outdoors, and gathering spaces integrated into the circulation areas.

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CORNELL WARREN HALLACADEMIC BUILDINGITHACA, NEW YORK

APRIL 30, 2015



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LEED Platinum renovation of Classrooms and Office BuildingOne of the original buildings in the agricultural quad, Warren Hall was built in the 1930s and houses the undergraduate business program; FXFOWLE renovated it for the first time, modernizing the systems, providing improved access to natural light, and enhancing the learning and teaching environments. I led the CA effort through completion of the final phase and guided the LEED certification effort.

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BARNARD HALLBARNARD COLLEGE - LIBRARY SWING SPACENEW YORK, NEW YORK

APRIL 30, 2015



1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR

castellated beams in historic gymnasium

2nd floor conference room

2nd floor corridor

College Library and Faculty offices in Historic GymnasiumBarnard College engaged FXFOWLE to design a temporary space for their library while a new building is under construction, as well as several faculty offices. 90’ castellated beams spanned the gymnasium to create a second floor while the first floor was kept as open and light-filled as possible. As Project Architect, I led the design team through DD, CD, and CA phases. The project is now nearing completion.

1st floor - library

new rikers island facility11.21.2013

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Property storage and inmate release buildingRikers Island houses as many as 15,000 inmates in 10 separate Jails. NYC Dept. of Corrections is currently planning to construct a new facility to house inmate property (clothing, money, valuables) and process released inmates. As job captain I navigated the design through programming and design development phases in a complex and highly political process.

San Juan Mountain compoundSituated on a steep wooded site with spectacular views, this house recalled historic mining mill buildings once common to the region. I was central to all phases of the project design and construction from early planning phases through CA.

HOWELLS CAMPMOUNTAIN GETAWAYSAN JUAN MOUNTAINS, CO

TOMMY HEIN ARCHITECTS

Luxury home on ski slopes of Telluride Mountain ResortThe steel, timber, and stone bridges of the historic narrow-gauge railroad that served the Colorado mining boom were the inspiration for

BRIDGE HOUSESKI-IN/SKI-OUT RESIDENCETELLURIDE, CO


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completed development from air view east from funicular

compiled east elevation

42-unit, 100,000 s.f. ski-in/ ski-out multifamily developmentOn a tight, complex and highly regulated hillside site, this project included a funicular, spa, and very deep parking garage.My work ranged from schematic proposals and code analysis to construction documentation and consultant coordination

ELEMENT 52LUXURY TOWNHOMES & CONDOSTELLURIDE, COLORADO


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Net-Zero design-build competition hosted by DOE on national mallThe Parsons-Stevens proposal uses passivhaus principles, in-depth solar analysis, energy modeling, and community feedback to generate form and organize program. The competition module is now part of a duplex in a nearby under-served neighborhood of Washington DC. As project manager, I led the student team through the design and build.

EMPOWERHOUSESOLAR DECATHLON 2011NATIONAL MALL, WASHINGTON DC

PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN

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empowerhouse arriving on site in washington dc

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final duplex in ward 7, washington dc

Master plan, housing design, construction managementA hybrid rural-urban model for sustainable development in Africa, the Anam City project balances ecology with economic growth. Focusing on the first neighborhood, I designed several prototype houses, an agricultural storage facility, workshed structures, and a health center.

ANAM NEW CITYNEW TOWN DESIGN/ BUILDANAMBRA STATE, NIGERIA

CHIFE FOUNDATION

ogwuyo village at high flood - render

economic systems diagram

working with local carpenters - bamboo space frame shed model

gutter for rainwatercollection, typ.

water tank in plenumspace near roof for gravity

50mm x 75mm purlin, typ.

vent pipe for biogasdigestion tank

passive solar water heater

ceiling below roof structure to block heat

reduce sound

ring beam, typ.

exposed compressedstabilized earth brick wall,

made from locally fabricatedbricks of local soil

locally fabricated woodfurniture

concrete drainage pan to move water away

from house

ventilation pipe forbiogas digester

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kitchen located near exterior cooking

porch

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hanging yamstorage

stand-alone biogas digestion tank - part of decentralizedwast management system

methane gas outlet

home business

ventilation louvers overall windows for passive

cooling

vent pipe for underground biogas digestion wastetreatment system

louver bricks in high part of wall to facilitatepassive cooling

louver bricks in high part of wall to facilitate

passive cooling

concrete ringbeam, typ.

greywater fromsink reused to

50mm x 150mm timber beam at porch overhang

100mm x 100mm steel column

green screen livingshade wall

concrete column below porch(use concrete to resist termites)

large overhang to south to provide shade and preventsolar heat gain

large overhang to south to provide shade and preventsolar heat gain

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Sustainable gut renovation and energy upgradeActing as contractor, carpenter, and tradesman, I reconstructed interior and exterior framing, lighting, fenestration, heating, plumbing, electrical systems, and finishes. Design goals included energy efficiency improvements and extensive material re-use.

Living room, 2007

Living room, 2006

OPHIR HOUSEDESIGN/ BUILDOPHIR, COLORADO

OWNER, BUILDER

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West Facade, 2008

West Facade reconstruction, 2006

West Facade, 2006

RE:SOURCE ALBANYINTEGRATED WASTE PROCESSING FACILITYALBANY, NEW YORK


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RE:SOURCE ALBANY

RE:SOURCE Albany ntegrates landscape and architecture with urban infrastructure, creating a new relationship between people and their garbage by highlighting the process of turning by-products into resources in a unique and vibrant setting that is part of everyday routine (inter-neighborhood path), community gathering space (linear rooftop park) and neighborhood resource (community garden).

Integrated waste processing/ biofuel & energy production facilityRe-source Albany re-imagines the relationship between Americans and their refuse. The design integrates landscape, architecture, and urban infrastructure, creating a new relationship between people and their waste while transforming by-products into energy resources.

view from west

Holistic stormwater drainage and circulation solution This project seeks to turn New York city’s current stormwater drainage crisis into a desirable resource by treating rainwater through surface biological processes, and creating a “community well” gathering hub and educational facility.

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community well: level 2 cistern: level 1

URBAN SPRINGSTORMWATER TREATMENT & EDUCATION CENTERNEW YORK, NEW YORK


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model: vertical student housing view from entry to neighborhood

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Shanghai campus for Parsons School of Constructed Environments

This intervention reflects Parsons’ programmatic requirements and pedagogical intents while responding to existing cultural, social, economic, and physical conditions; it responds simultaneously to a fine-grained historic neighborhood and an exploding modern megacity

h i s t o r i c t i e n z i f a n g s h o p s

p a r s o n s f a c u l t y l o u n g e

SHANGHAI DESIGN CENTERPARSONS ARCHITECTURE - CHINASHANGHAI, CHINA


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