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Unitization Material Study

Manhattan NY Critic: Alex BarkerFA 2014

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Material Study (a)

Material Study (b)

Material Study (c)

Interior Perspective

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Area: Manhattan

Material Study Unitization

The units demonstrate a high level of cohesiveness along the surfaces as they begin to merger and at some points separate completely. Allowing space to be noticed and defined.At some areas of the object the units begin to develop aspects of columns. Highly structural columns that were generated from a single use of material. At the other end of the object the top surface of the units widen and then shrink along a path giving very original forms of apertures.

And more importantly very significant spatial relationships are formulated along the dimensions of the object being of different sizes.

Surface Manipulation

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Appendurbia Low Income Housing

Brooklyn NY/ Shore Rd Critic: Maria Sierra FA 2015

Unit Base

UnitSequence

This project attempts a method to low income housing in a site with specific Urban qualities. An interstitial quality is found within this suburban/very urban location that triggers very different scales of living. Much of the architectural language of the project is repeated throughout at different scales giving very unique spatial qualities for the parameters of the site.

The project was designed mainly through the plan. The diagrams show a thorough site analysis of the intersecting street and there relationship with the site. 3rd ave being more pedestrian driven. 4th ave being more traffic heavy driven, and shore rd having direct access to park and highway becoming a medium between the urban and suburban environment.

Form Taxonomy Initial Unit Aggregation

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W 3rd ave&

W 4th Ave Shore Rd

Brooklyn NY

3rd Ave

Shore Road

101st

Shore Rd Park

4th Ave

John Jones Park

Initial Unit Aggregation Site Analysis

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Interior Lounge

Level ~ 30’-0”Level ~ 45’-0”

Level ~ 60’-0”

Level ~ 75’-0”

Level ~ 90’-0”

Level ~ 105’-0”

Level ~ 120’-0”

Level ~ 135’-0”

1/8”=1’-0”

16’20’

32’40’

Longitudinal Section

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Interior Living Unit

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SECTION AT WEST WALL

14'-2"

15'-1"

2'-6"

2'-10"

6'-2"

Scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

FLOOR SLAB DETAIL1

Scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

WINDOW SILL DETAIL1

Scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

PARAPET WALL DETAIL1

+0'-0"

T.O.F.F LEVEL 1

+19'-11"

T.O.MULLION

+105'-11"

B.O.F LEVEL 7

+120'-11"

T.O.PP ROOF

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1

1

0'-6"

2'-10"

0'-4"

0'-2"

1'-9"

1'-6"

6” METAL STUD

BATT/LOOS FILL INSULATION

3/4” SHEATHING LAYER (DENS GLASS)

WATER BARRIER

GRAVEL

VAPOR BARRIER

4” RIGID INSULATION

STEEL FLEX ANCHOR

BONDING PAD

2” GFRC PANEL

W21X66

WINDOW FRAME

BACKER ROD & SEALANT

ZINC FLASHING & DRIP

WATER BARRIER

4” RIGID INSULATION

W21X66

CONCRETE SLAB 8”

BATTE/LOOSE INSULATION

6” METAL STUD

SHEATHING LAYER

WATER BARRIER

4” RIGID INSULATION

METAL FLASHINGWOOD BLOCKING

4” RIGID INSULATION

WATER BARRIER

SHEATHING LAYERDENS GLASS (GOLD BOND)

W21X66

6” METAL STUD

BATTE/LOOSE INSULATION

CONCRETE SLAB 8”

WOOD FLOORING

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SECTION AT WEST WALL

14'-2"

15'-1"

2'-6"

2'-10"

6'-2"

Scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

FLOOR SLAB DETAIL1

Scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

WINDOW SILL DETAIL1

Scale: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

PARAPET WALL DETAIL1

+0'-0"

T.O.F.F LEVEL 1

+19'-11"

T.O.MULLION

+105'-11"

B.O.F LEVEL 7

+120'-11"

T.O.PP ROOF

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1

1

0'-6"

2'-10"

0'-4"

0'-2"

1'-9"

1'-6"

6” METAL STUD

BATT/LOOS FILL INSULATION

3/4” SHEATHING LAYER (DENS GLASS)

WATER BARRIER

GRAVEL

VAPOR BARRIER

4” RIGID INSULATION

STEEL FLEX ANCHOR

BONDING PAD

2” GFRC PANEL

W21X66

WINDOW FRAME

BACKER ROD & SEALANT

ZINC FLASHING & DRIP

WATER BARRIER

4” RIGID INSULATION

W21X66

CONCRETE SLAB 8”

BATTE/LOOSE INSULATION

6” METAL STUD

SHEATHING LAYER

WATER BARRIER

4” RIGID INSULATION

METAL FLASHINGWOOD BLOCKING

4” RIGID INSULATION

WATER BARRIER

SHEATHING LAYERDENS GLASS (GOLD BOND)

W21X66

6” METAL STUD

BATTE/LOOSE INSULATION

CONCRETE SLAB 8”

WOOD FLOORING

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1/8”=1’-0”

16’20’

32’40’

Level @ +30’-0”

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Parking

Parking

Mixed Use Mixed UseMixed Use

Housing Housing

Housing Housing

Diagrammatical Section of Underground Condition

Spatial Organization

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Area: Bay Ridge Running along Verrazano Bridge

Brooklyn NY/ Shore Rd W 3rd ave & W 4th ave

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A

Axonometric Floor Plans

Level 120’-0”

Level 105’-0”

Level 90’-0”

Level 60’-0”

Level 30’-0”

Theater

RestRoom

Apartment

Parking Level

Parking

Parking

Mixed Use Mixed UseMixed Use

Housing Housing

Housing Housing

Diagrammatical Section of Underground Condition

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Lattice Advanced Computer Media

Manhattan NY Critic: Hart Marlow FA 2014

Interior Close Up Conceptual Sketches Unit

TopView

PerspectiveView

Lateral View

The Unit here is set up through a series of transformations. It expanded width suggests a strong base or core that is carried through horizontal and vertical extremities. As the Unit is multiplied connections are made through these extremities to the ending of each module.

Much of the intention for this project was to push the limits of form finding. Developing a certain form with manipulation in all its dimensions, then duplicating and twisting its DNA in order to produce new form. This gave a great attempt at a structural network of what seems to be an infinite place of connections.

An interdisciplinary series of units that change in size and shape to accomplish a cohesive system.

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Overall Aggregation

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Lattice: Advanced Media Accelerated Aggregation

Within the depths of chaos we find order and structure. It takes time to understand the repetitive form of nature. But once this system is deconstructed and studied there lies a beautiful constulation of data and form never before seen.

Here the project wants to immerse itself to discover the pathology of a network. Looking at how literal connections work with each other. Also how the size of these branches matter wthin the network in relation to space.

It has been dissected into its specific contingencies. They separate them self with different orientation, size, programmatic use, and even shape.

Diagrammatical Sequence

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Pier 11Pushing the City’s Edge

Manhattan NY/ Wall Street Critic: Alex Barker FA 2014

Site Plan Conceptual Sketches Units

3D Perspective

SectionalView

AerialView

When dealing with transportation a key factor to understand is direction and access. This project began to understand the paths of communal and gathering spot of pedestrians in the wall street area. This helped to guide the construction of major and minor entrances to the Pier.

As fluid as the navigation design was the construction and shape of the pier needed to be as fluid. The Unit arrived as a organizational tool to define the programmatic needs of communities and ferry dock-age. As an addition the pier also offers recreational parking for outside boating, and retail spaces.

The project resulted in an agglomeration of demographic pools. Where communities of different areas from the city would gather and share.

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Model Image(a)

Model Image(b) Model Image

(c)

Interior Perspective

Pier 11

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Plan A

Boat Station View

Transverse Section

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Plan Mezzanine

Program Distribution Surface Manipulation These modules are used as methods to distinguish different forms for different spatial relationships.

Roof &Floor Plan

Retail &Office

Storage&Seating

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Overall Perspective

Longitudinal Section

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Area: Wall Street Running along East River

Manhattan NY/ Pier 11 FDR Highway

Look at the city through blind eyes as the landscape begins to change from point to point.The walkway serves as entrance points for greater activities within the city, pushing you pace longer and faster into the chaotic world of Wall Street.

As you reach the midpoint of the machine you notice the infrastructure of its living. How it actually slows down the pace for then to simply spit you out once again. You realize the necessity of activity in this space once huge walls limit your walk, and make you view the city with a wider perspective.Nothing has limits for the pier as it flushes water along the essentials of the street.