Work Samples I

angang ANAIS NIEMBRO GARCIA - WORK SAMPLES I - 2015

LEVERAGING EXCHANGE SUWON, SOUTH KOREA

Columbia University - GSAPP - Spring ‘15 M. Sc. of Architecture and Urban Design Group Members: Ross Braby, Cristina Bustamante, Filiberto Viteri

LEVERAGING EXCHANGE SUWON, SOUTH KOREA

USE OF TRADITIONAL FABRIC FOR A NEW DEVELOPMENT

Columbia University Group members: Ross Brady, Cristina Bustamante, Filiberto Viteri TO CHINA

TO RUSSIA AND EUROPE

MADANG RAIL ROAD VEHICULAR ARTERIES MEDICAL EDUCATION MEDICAL RESEARCH AND HOSPITALS

GRID

RDA SITES

STREETS

TO BUSSAN

The project aims to transform Suwon’s identity to become a platform for the international exchange of knowledge-based businesses and humanitarian services. A dynamically built environment, composed of a flexible framework of spaces, is proposed to host collaborative activities, leveraging Suwon’s local assets such as research institutions, IT companies, business incubators and medical services.

Based upon the city’s high concentration of medical, research and educational institutions, a Medical Knowledge Exchange Campus is proposed in a site prominently suited for social interaction. This center will be arranged around public spaces with flexibility for expansion, contraction and reconfiguration. The project will be situated within 2 kilometers of Suwon’s primary transit hub, which offers connections to the Seoul metro as well as national and international railroads. Growth can be initiated quickly and easily by taking advantage of recently vacated buildings that can be re-purposed with little investment for a variety of uses. Possible sponsors for this development include corporations and national or local governments.

These organizations are expected to send their professionals in the fields of medical research, treatment and technology to Suwon to take part in a collaborative exchange of knowledge and specializations and for the enhancement of their skills. At the same time, these institutions will fund the construction and maintenance of the development, essentially buying a stake in the project, which will allow them to guide how it develops in the future. In exchange, these organizations will gain a pipeline of broadlyexperienced, internationally-focused professionals for employment and policy inputs.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF MAIN CORRIDOR Its main function is to create connections between sidewalks and storefronts, as well as to emphasize the network of madangs.

STUDIO CABINS

MONHEGAN ISLAND, MAINE

University of Miami - School of Architecture - Fall ‘10 Bachelor of Architecture Project taken into Construction Documents - Fall ‘13

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

STUDIO CABINS MONHEGAN ISLAND, MAINE

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

University of Miami STUDIO CABINS Construction DocumentsMONHEGAN ISLAND, MAINE University of Miami Construction Documents

Proposed ground Floor plan Proposed ground Floor plan

Proposed front Elevation Proposed front Elevation

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Regular Studio Cabins

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egular Studio Cabins

Central

ADA Studio Cabins

EaveDetail Detail- Structural - Structural Eave PORCH

Proposed cross Section

CONCRETE BEAM (CONT.) (SEE STRUCTURAL)

Proposed cross Section

3X3 WOOD PURLINS (TYP.) WOOD SHAKE ROOF ON PLYWOOD SUBSTRATE (CONT.) OPEN SPACE BELOW PORCH

Monhegan, a small, rocky Island miles from mainland is only Monhegan, a small, rocky Island ten ten miles from thethe mainland is only accessible by boat.

There no cars or paved roads Island. accessible by boat.

There are are no cars or paved roads on on thethe Island.

Its Its economy is ruled by those make living from namely economy is ruled by those whowho make theirtheir living from thethe sea,sea, namely fishing and and lobstering.

For For more thanthan 100100 years, Monhegan hashas been a a fishing lobstering. more years, Monhegan been summer paradise for artists and other visitors who appreciate its isolation, summer paradise for artists and other visitors who appreciate its isolation, the beauty of itsofwilderness areas, its relaxed atmosphere, andand its unhurried the beauty its wilderness areas, its relaxed atmosphere, its unhurried pace.pace.

Studio Cabins, a project designed for artists to help them findfind inspiration forfor Studio Cabins, a project designed for artists to help them inspiration theirtheir work.work.

Located in Monhegan Island, the cabins are the perfect place to to Located in Monhegan Island, the cabins are the perfect place translate the island’s atmosphere andand beauty intointo works of art. translate the island’s atmosphere beauty works of art.

In addition to the cabins, a central space that connects them can be used as In addition to the cabins, a central space that connects them can be used as a place for collaboration and interaction with other people staying in the a place for collaboration and interaction with other people staying in the cabins. An ADA compliant cabin is also part of the design, located in the cabins. An ADA compliant cabin is also part of the design, located in the least steep part of the island to facilitate access to the cabin. The project steep part of the resulting island to in facilitate to the cabin.

The project was least refined multiple times, a full setaccess of construction documents.

was refined multiple times, resulting in a full set of construction documents.

Proposed Front elevation

R-30 RIGID ROOF INSULATION (CONT.) EXPOSED STAIN GRADE T&G (CONT.)

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Proposed roposed Site Site PlanPlan

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DA Studio Cabins

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rculation Ramp

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Circulation Ramp

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Central Space Space

ARCHITECTURAL LUMBER PRE-FAB WOOD TRUSS(ES) (TYP.)

2X6 WOOD SUB-FASCIA (CONT.)

LIVING/DINING

2X4 WOOD DRIP W/S.S METAL DRIP EDGE (CONT.)

PORCH

2X12 WOOD FASCIA (CONT.) WOOD CLADDING ON P.T. WOOD FURRING (CONT.) PROPOSED OPEN SPACE BELOW PORCH

MASTER BEDROOM

BATHROOM

IMPACT RESISTANT WINDOW(S) (TYP.) PAINTED DRYWALL ON 1X METAL FURRING W/R-5 RIGID INSULATION (CONT.)

FLEXIBLE HOUSING ILE DE NANTES, FRANCE

University of Miami - School of Architecture - Fall ‘13 Bachelor of Architecture Project Abroad

FLEXIBLE LIVING ILE DE NANTES, FRANCE University of Miami Project Abroad

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

APARTMENT BUILDING

TOWN HOUSE-TYPE BUILDING

FLEXIBLE HOUSING

PUBLIC GATHERING - WALKWAY

THIRD AND FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 0 5

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FIFTH FLOOR PLAN 30

Ile de Nantes, and island situated ------- it is expected to reflect a significant growth in its population due to the construction of new newbourhoods in the island. Nowadays, the average size of a typical house is of 1.5 bedrooms, which means that not so many families could actually move due to limitations.

The idea behind this project is to expand the option in apartment size and to offer the opportunity to either increase the size of the unit (by renting or buying the unit bellow/above), or reduced it by renting part of the apartment.

Another cmissing concept of the island that is brought to the project is the shared-public spaces, where people can interact with the neighbours somewhere else other than the streets.

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