Addie N. Spicer's 2014 Architecture Portfolio by Addie Spicer

Addie N. Spicer Portfolio

CV / Resume

Graduate School Work (Continued):

Intern Experience

Architecture Design

Intern Work:

ImagiNations Competition Discover Earth Australia Studio 5 Waverly Branch Library Studio 5 Library Reading Room Studio 4 Re Ligare Institute Studio 3 Center for Sustainable Design Studio 3 Library for Banned Books Studio 2 Townhouse Projects Studio 1 Meditation Space Imaginary Buildings Project

KCA Architecture PC Mall Entrance Concept Development Mall Entrance Design: Entrance #4 Mall Entrance Design: Entrance #5 Section Details: Custom Sign Band Section Details: Wall Base Site Section Details: Patio and Planters Site Section Details: Stairs Construction Administration Sketches Mall Planning Projects Surveying and Modelling Existing Structures

Contents

Graduate School Work: Thesis Research Prescedents Site Selection Program and Preliminary Design Floor Plans Interior Renderings Exterior Renderings

Research & Exercises Professional Practice Job Proposal Technology 6 Detail Transformation Studio 5 Precedent Study Technology 3 Lighting Comparison Urban Design Project Studio 1 Stair Exploration

Employment: 2013 - present Intern Architect - KCA Architecture PC, Washington, DC • Created digital models for conceptual designs and contributed ideas • Created and edited design and construction documents, including plans, elevations, sections, and details for both demolition and new work • Wrote project specifications • Developed construction cost spreadsheets • Surveyed existing structures and documented the results • Selected products and product systems for projects • Completed punch list inspections and produced resulting reports • Met with clients and consultants and coordinated consultants • See Intern Experience page for more information 2008 - 2012 Multiple Positions - RG Steel, Sparrows Point, MD • Reliability Engineer: Managed maintenance of key assets and improvement projects • Worked to achieve better communication and collaboration between and within departments to avoid and solve problems • Managed projects which were completed on time and with successful results • Planned and managed $500,000 equipment commissioning project, completed in the allotted 6 weeks, resulting in $100,000+ monthly savings • Intricate member of corporate (international) Total Cost of Operation team • Interviewed potential employees and managed employees and interns 2007-2008 • Associate Engineer for Reliability: Managed engineering improvement projects involving the parameters of design, cost, material, time, and personnel requirements • Designed and managed project for retrofitting oﬃce space with a new metallurgical laboratory in which employees would enjoy working • Managed new equipment systems installations involving multiple trade groups, including both company employees and contractors

CV / Resume Objective:

I intend to continue pursuing licensure through a position as an intern architect at a firm that promotes workload diversity.

Formal Education & Certification:

Applied for permission to take the Architectural Record Exams 2014 Registered in the Intern Development Program (NCARB IDP)

2013

Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD Masters of Architecture

2013

University of Delaware, Newark, DE B.S. in Mechanical Engineering

2005

Passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (FE) Examination

2005

Truss Design Engineer - 84 Components/84 Lumber, Mt. Airy, MD • Created layouts and designed trusses for residential and commercial buildings • Was the top student in the training class, and subsequently a top producer at work

Computer Skills • Microsoft: Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, Project, SharePoint • Modelling Software: AutoCAD, Revit, 3DS Max (basic), Google SketchUp (basic) • Adobe Suite: InDesign, Photo Shop • Primavera (similar in function to Microsoft Project)

2006 - 2007

Project Involvement

Tasks*

Client: Westfield Site: Westfield Montgomery Mall

Client: National Institute of Health Site: Building 1

• Develop or review a master plan • Establish requirements of a site survey • Review site survey • Perform site analysis • Document and evaluate existing conditions • Develop design concepts • Prepare schematic design documents • Prepare presentation materials • Analyze and design basic structural elements and systems • Coordinate building systems and reconcile systems’ conflicts • Prepare estimates of probable construction costs • Perform assessibility code research and implementation • Prepare design development documents • Investigate and select building systems and materials • Meet with client to refine design and obtain approvals • Prepare construction documents • Coordinate construction documents • Conduct quality control review of project documents • Prepare specifications • Resarch, select, and specify materials • Research and provide furniture and furniture layout options • Prepare sketches for responses to Requests for Information (RFI) • Process shop drawings and submittals • Provide substantial and final completions services • Conduct on-site observations • Document and communicate status to owner and constructor • Attend meetings throughout all phases • Coordinate consultants • Conduct post-occupancy evaluation • Develop and manage positive client relationships • Prepare narratives describing changes made • Prepare promotional materials • Prepare and manage files

• Upgrade of Existing Interior Stairwells

*Most tasks described as NCARB denotes them.

• Interior Renovation • Condo Box Entrance Concepts • Tenant Space Changeover to Cold Dark Shell • Tenant Space Changeover to Secure Storage Space, Service Corridor, and Warm White Box • Entrance 5 Facade and Site Renovation • Entrance 4 Facade and Site Renovation • Entrance 3 Modifcation for New ATM Alcove • Current Lease Plans • Future Development Planning

Client: HH Properties Site: Fair City Mall

Intern Experience

• Tenant Space Changeover to one Warm White Box and One Tenant Fitout, both with New Facades • Tenant Space Changeover to Warm White Box • Current Lease Plans Site: Plaza at Landmark • Planning Studies • Current Lease Plans

Client: Saks 5th Avenue Site: Lavergne Distribution Center • Photo Studio

Intern Work

Mall Entrance Concept Development

ENTRANCE 4 & 5 EAST ELEVATION SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

AROMA ESPRESSO BAR

MALL CONCOURSE

BLAZE PIZZA

TENANT 1530

TENANT 1528

THE CHEESECAKE FACTORY

MALL CONCOURSE

ENTRANCE #4

ENTRANCE #5

ENTRANCE 4 & 5 ARCHITECTURAL SITE PLAN SCALE: 1/16" = 1'-0"

PROJECT NORTH

BOBBY'S BURGER PALACE

Mall Entrance Design: Entrance #4 EIFS PARAPET WALL WITH MATCHING METAL COPING (EIFS-1)

CORRUGATED METAL: 4.2" X 1 1/16" DARK BROWN FINISH (MT-6) WESTFIELD SIGNAGE WITH BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL FINISH (MT-1) MACY'S SIGNAGE TOP OF STOREFRONT BUILD-OUT TO ALIGN WITH TOP OF SIGN PANEL

Concept Design Drawing

EAST ELEVATION

EIFS-1

MT-8

GL-9

P-8

FULL HEIGHT, TYPICAL FROM SEARS CORNER TO ENTRANCE #4

FULL HEIGHT, TYPICAL FROM ENTRANCE #4 TO ENTRANCE #5

GL-9

Construction Drawing

GL-9

MT-6

GL-9

1 GL-9

GL-9

GL-12

GL-9

GL-12

GL-9

GL-14

GL-9

1 SLIDING ENTRANCE DOORS STANLEY DURA-GUARD 3000

MT-3

SLIDING ENTRANCE DOORS STANLEY DURA-GUARD 3000

MT-3

AESS TRELLIS

Mall Entrance Design: Entrance #5 CONTINUOUS "C" CHANNEL DARK BROWN METAL FRAME RETURNS IN FRONT OF RECESSED LED LIGHTING (MTL-6)

WESTFIELD SIGNAGE WITH BRUSHED STAINLESS STEEL FINISH (MT-1)

EIFS PARAPET WALL WITH MATCHING METAL COPING (EIFS-1)

CORRUGATED METAL: 4.2" X 1 1/16" DARK BROWN FINISH (MT-6)

ANODIZED ALUMINUM ENTRANCE TRELLIS WITH "C" CHANNEL FACE

Concept Design Drawing

MT-8

2'-10"

EIFS-1 MT-6

MT-9

GL-9

GL-13

WESTFIELD LOGO SIGN

WIND BRACE 5/8"

3'-5 7/16"

CONTINUOUS LED LIGHT FIXTURE

GL-13

5/8" 5/8"

3'-5 7/16"

GL-13

Construction Drawing

3'-0" x 10'-7" TENANT SIGN

3'-5 7/16"

39'-0"

3'-5 7/16"

MT-6

MT-4

GL-13

2 3/16"

GL-13

2 3/16"

GL-13

MT-4

GL-13

GL-13 GL-13

GL-13

2'-9 5/8"

1'-0"

GL-13

EIFS-1

9'-2"

GL-13

GL-14

GL-13

GL-14

GL-13

4 GL-13

GL-13

10"

CS-1

SLIDING ENTRANCE DOORS STANLEY DURA-GUARD 3000

MT-3

SLIDING ENTRANCE DOORS STANLEY DURA-GUARD 3000

MT-3

Custom Sign Band Section Detail FOR CONTINUATION SEE

12.1

1'-8"

4" 3"

8" 4"

2" DEEP CUSTOM FABRICATED POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL REVERSE PAN HALO-ILLUMINATED CHANNEL LETTERS. INTERNAL SURFACE FINISH: HIGHLY REFLECTIVE WHITE.

2 1/2" x 3" STEEL TUBE FRAMING, CONTINUOUS VERTICALS WITH INTERMEDIATE HORIZONTALS BEHIND SIGN LETTER MOUNTING PINS, AND AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF CORRUGATED METAL PANELS, TYPICAL 1" CLEAR SPACE BETWEEN VERTICALS OF TUBE FRAME FOR ELECTRICAL WIRING

WEEP HOLES ALONG BOTTOM RETURNS. PIN MOUNT SIGN LETTER WITH STAINLESS STEEL HARDWARE.

CORRUGATED METAL 4.1" x 1 1/16" x 0.040" WITH HORIZONTAL RIBS WITH PREFINISHED EXPOSED FASTENERS AND NEOPRENE WASHERS

2 1/2" x 3" STEEL TUBE FRAMING, CONTINUOUS VERTICALS WITH INTERMEDIATE HORIZONTALS BEHIND SIGN LETTER MOUNTING PINS, AND AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF CORRUGATED METAL PANELS, TYPICAL

MT-6

3'-6"

ILLUMINATION: SLOAN LED V-SERIES WARM WHITE (999-747-4533) WITH SLOAN 60 MODULAR POWER SUPPLY #701507-MOD X 60 WATTS REMOTELY MOUNTED.

3'-10" "W" LETTER

1 1/2" x 3" STEEL TUBE FRAMING, CONTINUOUS VERTICALS WITH INTERMEDIATE HORIZONTALS BEHIND SIGN LETTER MOUNTING PINS, AND AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF CORRUGATED METAL PANELS, TYPICAL

WESTFIELD LOGO SIGN WITH 2" THICK LETTERS

3" CLEAR TO FACE OF CORRUGATED METAL HORIZONTAL SEAM IN CORRUGATED METAL

1 1/2" x 3" STEEL TUBE FRAMING, CONTINUOUS VERTICALS WITH INTERMEDIATE HORIZONTALS BEHIND SIGN LETTER MOUNTING PINS, AND AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF CORRUGATED METAL PANELS, TYPICAL

45 MIL TPO ADHERED TO 5/8" GLASS FACED SHEATHING

6 DETAIL AT TOP OF SIGN A220 SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"

CORRUGATED METAL 4.1" x 1 1/16" x MT-6 0.040" WITH HORIZONTAL RIBS WITH PREFINISHED EXPOSED FASTENERS AND NEOPRENE WASHERS 45 MIL TPO ADHERED TO 5/8" GLASS FACED SHEATHING

1" CLEAR SPACE BETWEEN VERTICALS OF TUBE FRAME FOR ELECTRICAL WIRING

P-1

MACY'S SIGN 3'-0" TALL x +- 11'-0" LONG

CORRUGATED METAL WITH REMOVABLE SECTIONS FOR ACCESS TO SIGN JUNCTION BOXES ARCHITECTURALLY EXPOSED STRUCTURAL STEEL (AESS) VERTICAL TUBE (INTERIOR FINISH)

2 DETAIL AT SIGN BAND A220 SCALE: 1-1/2" = 1'-0"

4" x 16" AESS CUSTOM SHAPE, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

MT-6

KAWNEER CLEARWALL SYSTEM

CW-1

1 1/8" INSULATED GLASS ASSEMBLY

GL-13

Wall Base Section Details 5/8" 6" STRUCTURAL STUDS WITH CONTINUOUS TOP AND BOTTOM RUNNERS

3/8"

2 1/2"

5/8"

3/8" 2 1/2"

4" x 12" AESS SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

MT-6

5/8" GYPSUM BOARD 2" EIFS 1/2" ABOVE TOP OF CURB

EIFS-1

VERTICAL CURTAIN WALL MULLION

3/8" BACKER ROD AND SEAL

3/8" TILE 5/8" GLASS FACED SHEATHING 1/16" JOINT IN WALL TILE AND SUBSTRATE

AESS WELD AND GRIND SMOOTH TYP.

HORIZONTAL CURTAIN WALL MULLION

3/8" BACKER ROD AND SEAL

3/8"

2" THICK CAST STONE ADHERED TO CONCRETE CURB

CS-1

CAST IN PLACE STAINLESS STEEL 3/4" X 3/4" X 1/8" GRATING EDGE ANGLE WITH 4" X 1/8" ANCHORS AT 2'-0" O.C. JOG AS REQUIRED TO ALIGN WITH INTERMEDIATE VERTICAL POSTS.

MT-2

10"

2 1/2" STRUCTURAL STUDS WITH CONTINUOUS TOP AND BOTTOM RUNNERS

3/8"

5/8" JOINTS WITH CONTINUOUS SEALANT AND BACKER ROD

10" HIGH REINFORCED CONCRETE CURB, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

PRECAST CONCRETE PAVER, SEE SITE PLAN FOR DETAILS

6 DETAIL AT ATM ALCOVE AND EIFS WALL A221 SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"

3/8" EXPANSION JOINT FILLER

PRECAST CONCRETE PAVER, SEE SITE PLAN FOR DETAILS

STAINLESS STEEL ENTRY WAY GRATING

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB AND FOOTER, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

MT-6

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB AND FOOTER, SEE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS

5 DETAIL AT CHANNEL A221 SCALE: 3" = 1'-0"

Site Section Details NEW GUARD RAIL CENTERED ON EXISTING RETAINING WALL, SEE AS200 FOR DETAILS

STAINLESS STEEL FINISHES: 1. #4 POLISHED FINISH 2. GRIND AND FINISH ALL WELDS TO BLEND W/ ADJACENT SURFACES

CAST STONE COPING, 10±" X 3" X 4'-0" 1 1/2"

1-1/4" NOMINAL I.D. (1-2/3" O.D.) STAINLESS STEEL PIPE HANDRAIL, ORNAMENTAL GRADE, WITH POSTS AT 5'-0" O.C. HORIZONTAL MAX. SEE AS111 FOR LOCATIONS

EXISTING RETAINING WALL, SEE AS110 FOR DIMENSIONS

ACCESS PANEL

3" X 1-1/2" STAINLESS STEEL RAILING QUICK CONNECT END FITTING L-SHAPED BENT PLATE TACK WELDED INSIDE RAILING

VARIES

NEW PLANTER AT SIDEWALK, SEE 8/AS120 FOR DETAILS 3"

1/4" DIAMETER CABLE

CAST STONE COPING, 9" X 3" X 4'-0"

1/8" WEEP HOLES AT 2'-0" ON CENTER CAST STONE COPING, 3" X 9" X 4'-0" TYPICAL CONTINUOUS METAL CAP FLASHING

VARIES

3/8" 3"

1'-0" X #4 SMOOTH BAR DOWEL AT 2'-0" O.C., TYPICAL

8" CAST CONCRETE RETAINING WALL, EXISTING RETAINING WALLS SIMILAR, VIF WIDTH AND MOUNT NEW GUARD RAIL IN CENTER

TYPICAL GUARD RAIL SECTION DETAIL

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

1'-0"

2'-6" MIN

GUARD RAIL POST AT 5'-0" ON CENTER, MAX.

STEEL TUBE SLEEVE CAST INTO RETAINING WALL

PRECAST PAVERS ON PEDESTAL SYSTEM, SEE DETAIL 1/AS121 FOR TYPICAL NOTES

2 1/2"

VARIES

L-SHAPED BENT PLATE TACK WELDED INSIDE RAILING

VARIES

ACCESS PANEL

CONTINUOUS 1/4" EXPANSION JOINT AT PERIMETER OF NEW SIDEWALK FILL WITH 1/4" PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER/BACKER ROD AND SEALANT TO MATCH COLOR OF SIDEWALK.

SAW CUT EXISTING RETAINING WALL TO INSTALL NEW RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURES. RUN ALL ELECTRICAL CONDUITS ON PLANTER SIDE OF WALL NOT TO BE EXPOSED.

NEW RETAINING WALL, 8" CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE, PROVIDE VERTICAL CONTROL JOINTS AT 20'-0" O.C. MAXIMUM, ALIGN WITH EXISTING JOINTS.

3'-6" MINIMUM

THREADED TERMINAL FITTING

#4 REBAR AT 10" O.C. EACH WAY #5 REBAR SPACED ACROSS FOOTING AT 3 POINTS

TYPICAL SECTION THROUGH RAMP SCALE:1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Site Section Details

1'-0" HORIZONTAL

4'-0" 4 TREADS AT 1'-0" DEEP EACH

1'-0"

1'-0" HORIZONTAL

90 DEGREE STAINLESS STEEL ELBOW FITTING FOR WELDED ASSEMBLY. RAILING SYSTEM JOINT CONSTRUCTION TYPE 1, 1-1/4" NOMINAL I.D. (1-2/3" O.D.) ORNAMENTAL QUALITY PER NOMMA/ANSI/NAAMM AMP 521.

1-1/4" NOMINAL I.D. (1-2/3" O.D.) STAINLESS STEEL PIPE HANDRAIL, ORNAMENTAL GRADE, WITH POSTS AT 5'-0" O.C. HORIZONTAL MAX. SEE AS111 FOR LOCATIONS

TRIM PAVERS TIGHT TO CONCRETE BASE BENEATH PLANTER WALL PRECAST STAIR TREADS AND RISERS TO MATCH PVR-2, SET ON CONCRETE BASE #3 NOSING BARS #4 REBAR AT 10" O.C. EACH WAY, BOTTOM

PRECAST PAVERS ON BITUMINOUS SETTING BED, SEE DETAIL 1/AS120 FOR TYPICAL NOTES 1'-0" X #4 SMOOTH BAR DOWEL AT 2'-0" O.C., TYPICAL

2'-6" 5 RISERS AT 6" HIGH EACH 9" 5/8"

IN.

M 6"

2 1/2"

CONTINUOUS 1/4" EXPANSION JOINT AT PERIMETER OF NEW SIDEWALK FILL WITH 1/4" PREMOLDED JOINT FILLER/BACKER ROD AND SEALANT TO MATCH COLOR OF SIDEWALK.

1'-5 7/8"

3'-0"

PRECAST PAVERS ON PEDESTAL SYSTEM, SEE DETAIL 1/AS121 FOR TYPICAL NOTES

TYPICAL DETAIL AT STAIRS SCALE:1 1/2" = 1'-0"

Construction Administration Sketches

Planning Projects COLOR LEGEND

COLOR LEGEND DN +319.50

GREEN - NEW RETAIL

LIGHT GRAY - ROOFS

+319.00

LIGHT GRAY - ROOFS

+320.00

PINK - CONCOURSE

BLUE - ANCHORS / MINI ANCHORS

PURPLE - RESTAURANT

ORANGE - NO BUILD ZONE

149 SP

RESTAURANT 15,800

+316.00

YELLOW - SERVICE CORRIDOR

+315.20

MINI MAJOR 31,000

TO +316.00

+325.00

BOBBYS BURGER 3,555

NG RKI W LO BE

OPEN TO BELOW

HC HC

RETAIL 14,220

HC HC

HC HC HC HC

FITNESS CNTR ACCESS

TO W N PE LO O BE P1

HC HC

PARKING ON GRADE 436 STALLS

RETAIL RESTAURANT 1,500 6,990

40'

(E) PARKING STRUCTURE GRADE + 3 1142 CARS (+/- 285/ LVL)

CHEESECAKE FACTORY 9,185

RETAIL 31,775

HC HC

IL D

RETAIL 3,460

+315.60

E G ID VE BR O AB

26'

RETAIL 3,625

RETAIL 9,700

SERVICE AREA (STRAIGHT BODY TRUCKS ONLY)

BU NO

IVE DR ING IST LANE

UP L2 TO

NE ZO

+317.00

IL D

RETAIL 7,550

RETAIL 22,960

L2 PARKING DECK 480 STALLS

RETAIL 14,260

PROPOSED NEW PARKING STRUCTURE GRADE + 3 995 CARS

60'

9% MP RA

(L3 PARKING DECK SAME AS L2 480 STALLS) (L4 PARKING DECK 289 STALLS)

+326.00

18'

TO W N PE LO O BE P1

UP P3 TO

NEW PARKING 53 STALLS

MECH.

RED - FITNESS CENTER

LOW

RETAIL 7,030

TO UP L2

YELLOW - SERVICE CORRIDOR

KIN

IDO

RR CO ICE RV

R PA

T LE VA +316.00

TAN - TERRACE

RED - FITNESS CENTER UP

LOADING DOCK

MEDIUM GRAY - NEW PARKING

+319.00

TAN - TERRACE RETAIL 50,000

PURPLE - RESTAURANT

RESTAURANT 15,900

ORANGE - NO BUILD ZONE MEDIUM GRAY - NEW PARKING

(N) DINING TERRACE

HC HC

+323.00. DN P1 TO

+323.00

293 SP

MACY'S TRUCK FACILITY BELOW

+321.92

PARKING DECK ABOVE

NOT PART OF CENTER

+321'-7"

NOT PART OF CENTER UNEXCAVATED

84 STALLS WP

NEW PARKING 119 STALLS

147 STALLS

L2 ADDITION 50,000

147 STALLS

+321.97

41 STALLS 404 STALLS

M PA AC Y D RC 'S PA EVE EL RC LO EL PE R

2620 STALLS

RAMP TO PARKING MACY'S PARKING DECK

Preliminary Concept Plan - Level 1

Preliminary Concept Plan - Level 2

COLOR LEGEND GREEN - NEW RETAIL

PINK - CONCOURSE

LIGHT GRAY - ROOFS

BLUE - ANCHORS / MINI ANCHORS

PURPLE - RESTAURANT

MEDIUM GRAY - NEW PARKING

YELLOW - SERVICE CORRIDOR

ORANGE - NO BUILD ZONE

TAN - TERRACE

RED - FITNESS CENTER

Planning Projects

DEMOLITION PLAN 1/32" = 1'-0" MONTGOMERY

24 HOUR FITNESS | PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT | ENLARGED PLANS | 07-11-13 | SHEET HEET 2

Thesis

How can we create the optimized office that fosters well-being and productivity?

But not every office can afford to have these...

Sometimes offices make people feel like this... Like a Number

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Top-of-the-line Tech Offices

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But changing office design elements can help...

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Bored

Proper Lighting

Natural Lighting Reinvigorated Spaces

Stressed Out

Proper Organization of Spaces

Comfort

Variety of Space Types Sound Buffering

And some elements can be incorporated... Uncomfortable

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Due to problems like this... Traffic Going to Work

Spending more Time at Work

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Poor or Harsh Lighting Cookie-cutter Spaces

Temperature Issues

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Office and Mechanical Noise

But they should make people feel more like this... Relaxed

Inspired

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Rejuvenated

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Precedents

Portcullis House

UB Law Building

• 248,000 square feet • 7 stories • 91.07 feet tall • Includes an atrium • Includes gardens • Completed in 2001 • Michael Hopkins & Partners • Government Offices, Restaurant, Cafeteria, Coffee Shop, Post Office, and Metro Station • Won a Concrete Society Award

• 190,000 square feet • 12 stories above ground • 1 storey below ground • 156.5 feet tall • Includes an atrium • Includes gardens • LEED Gold, going for LEED Platinum • To be completed in early 2013 • Designed by Behnisch Architekten of Stuttgart, Germany, in partnership with Baltimore’s Ayers/Saint/Gross, Inc. • School of Law (offices, classrooms, library), Legal Clinic Top Right: Rendering of building interior. Lower Right: Rendering of building exterior. Below: Site plan.

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Below Left: Building exterior. Below Right: Center courtyard interior.

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Hercules Plaza • 520,000 square feet • 12 stories • 200 feet tall • Includes an atrium • Includes gardens • Includes a water feature • 45,000 square feet per office floor • Completed in 1983 • Architect Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates of New York City • Offices, Retail

• 409,000 square feet • 7 stories above ground • 2 stories below ground • 103.71 feet tall • Includes an atrium • HafenCity EcoLabel Gold • Completed in 2009 • Behnisch Architekten of Stuttgart, Germany • Offices, Retail, Café, Spa • Won a World Architecture Festival Award, and several other awards

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Above: Rendering of exterior of the building, and diagram of concept. Below: Photograph of building interior.

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Above: Exterior facades of the building.

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Left: Original interior of atrium. Above: Rendering of renovated atrium interior.

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Building Heights / Hierarchy

Site Analysis & Selection What is needed for this site? • highway access

Building Heights / Hierarchy

• access to sunlight and views • access to other businesses usable by employees 3400 Washington Avenue Windsor Mill, MD 21227

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• Near 695 and 95 on the Southwest side (nearest to Washington, DC) • Appears to be a site previously used for something else • Site appears to be available

Route 40 Baltimore, MD

• Between the lanes of Route 40, which connects the East and West sides of the city • Site had been occupied by houses • Site is available

200 ft. 100 m

1-2 Storeys 3-6 Storeys 7-12 Storeys

Zoning

B-3-2

B-5-2

B-3-2

• Near 695 on the North side • Appears to be a virgin site • Site appears to be available N

Availability Accessibility Land Use Sustainability Total

Site 1 2.0 1.25 1.0 1.5 5.75

Site 2 2.0 1.0 1.0 2.0 6.0

Site 3 2.0 0.25 1.0 0.5 3.75

Site 4 2.0 1.0 2.0 1.5 6.5

O-R-3

• Near 83 which provides access to the North • Site was previously occupied by a tent structure • Site is available

B-2-4 200 ft.. 100 m

• Near 83 which provides access to the North • Site was previously occupied by a building • Site is available

B-4-1 M-1-3 200 ft.. 100 m

B-5-2

O-R-3

Current zoning district: B-5-2 Maximum FAR: 14.0 Off-Street Parking Required for Offices: 1 per 2,000 square feet of floor area in excess of 50,000 square feet

1901 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218

B-2-4

B-4-1

731 Eastern Avenue (Pier 6) Baltimore, MD 21202

13-20 Storeys 21-30 Storeys 31+ Storeys

Zoning

Near Goucher Boulevard Towson, MD

1-2 Storeys 3-6 Storeys 7-12 Storeys

13-20 Storeys 21-30 Storeys 31+ Storeys

Circulation: Public, Vehicular, Pedestrian

Circulation: Public, Vehicular, Pedestrian Metro 0.4 mi Light Rail 1.0 mi I-83 0.5 mi

Site 5 Explanation 2.0 Is the site unoccupied by any lessee? Is there a building on the site? 1.5 Can the site be easily reached by vehicle? ...by public transportation? 2.0 What is the zoning of the site? Is it conducive for building an office building? 2.0 Has the site been used before, or is it virgin land? 7.5 What is the sum of all of the points, out of a total of eight possible points.

w Light Rail 0.25 mi I-83 0.5 mi

Final Two Site Options 731 Eastern Avenue (Pier 6) Baltimore, MD 21202

1901 North Charles Street Baltimore, MD 21218

Public Spaces, Pedestrian Pathways, and Water

200 ft.. 100 m

Site Structures Water

Pedestrian Paths Public Green Space

Scale: 1/128” = 1’ N Site Property Lines Sidewalks

Street Directions Bus Stops W Water Taxi Stop Pedestrian Traffic

Street Directions Bus Stops Light Rail Indicator Pedestrian Traffic

Final Site Selected: 1901 North Charles Street

2 34

Scale: 1/128” = 1’ N Site Property Lines Sidewalks

• Exemplifies a typical city site for office buildings • Allows for the design of a building not overshadowed by its environment • Manageable site size • Strong street presence and clearly defined urban fabric surrounding the site (neighboring facades photos right and below)

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Site Structures Water

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Massing Model 2: Hybrid Terrace

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Daylight Study: West Facade

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Terrace Study: Adding Half-Depths

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Office Plans

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Interior Renderings

Office with Undulating Ceiling and Custom Furnishings

Gallery Space, Ground Floor

Central Vertical Circulation Core

Main Lobby and Cafe Space, Ground Floor

Exterior Renderings

View from West (Above) and Southeast (Below)

Architecture Design

ImagiNations Competition Assignment: The ImagiNations Competition is a contest held by Disney Imagineering. This project was an official submission for the 2011 competition. It is the year 3011 and the Disney corporation is building the first entertainment attraction for the residents of the moon. Design something for this theme park. The Design: Since most residents of the moon probably have never been to earth, part of the moon theme park is a Discover Earth park that features countries from all over the world. This competition entry focuses on the attraction for Australia, focusing on important and unique features of Australia and things that would be unusual for people of the moon to experience, while using technology and unique properties of the moon.

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Waterfront Area

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Waverly Branch Library

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Assignment: Design a branch library including certain requirements of spaces within the building. The library was designed for the real site of the current Waverly Branch Library in Baltimore, Maryland. The Design: The library was designed to evoke the feeling of wandering through a peaceful forest. Truss columns to support the roof were designed in three-dimensional tree form to form the truss and provide lateral bracing. A center double height space spanned by bridges was designed for the effect of being in a tree house or on a deck. Building setbacks reflect the property line and the front of the current Waverly branch Library. FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Library Reading Room Assignment: Design a Reading Room for a library including furnishings. Design: This reading room was developed from the concept of window seats and alcoves in which to sit and read. It also takes into consideration the different ways people use reading rooms including individually and in groups as well as to read, use their computer, or do homework or work on a project. All of these uses have different space requirements and everyone has different preferences and needs for their reading room experience.

Re Ligare Institute Assignment: The assignment was based on a steel design competition, thus it was required that the building be supported by a steel structure. The Re Ligare institute was to include a pool and spa, different studios for dance, yoga, etc, restaurant, outdoor spaces, and other wellness programs. Design: The idea behind the building facade was to use steel in a playful yet functional manner in order to emphasize it. Therefore the beams were placed at angles but in a triangulated fashion, so that they still supported those areas of the building that normal perpendicular columns would support.

MODEL VIEWED FROM BAY SOUTHEAST OF BUILDING

EAST BAYSIDE ELEVATION

NORTH BAYSIDE ELEVATION

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Center for Sustainable Design Assignment: Design a multi-use center for sustainable design, where people can participate in a tool loan out, attend workshops and classes, do research, and see sustainable products in their exhibition hall. Design: This design was largely based on allowing natural lighting into the exhibition space and providing a vehicle drive through for tool pick-up. MODEL VIEWED FROM THE CORNER OF WILSON ALLEY AND PARK AVENUE

MODEL VIEWED FROM THE CORNER OF WEST FRANKLIN STREET AND TYSON STREET

Library for Banned Books Assignment: Design a library for a banned book collection of your choice, to fit in a narrow Baltimore City site. Design: The collection of banned books held in this library are those books banned from schools. The design is inspired by Fahrenheit 451 and book burning. Whereas banned books get burned, a sanctuary for banned books, like this library, would be expressed by an element that is opposite of fire. Therefore, this design uses flowing shapes for its roof and a water feature at the front entrance.

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MULBERRY STREET ELEVATION

Townhouse Assignment: Design a townhouse, arrange it into different possible groupings, then design a layout for a development for a real site. The townhouse was required to have a ground level garage under a living room and a four foot raised entrance. Design: Since the townhouse was designed prior to the assignment of the site, the goal of the townhouse design was to maximize natural light and usable outdoor space in the event that they would be arranged side-by-side as is traditional. Therefore, the townhouse was designed with a side setback and angled window as well as a roof deck. However, the site was laid out to utilize the curve of the river and allow green space for the community to use.

TOWNHOUSE SITE MODEL

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TOWNHOUSE MODEL, 3RD FLOOR

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Meditation Space Assignment: Design your idea meditation space. The Design: My ideal meditation space would be light and airy and surrounded by trees and meadows. A glass pavilion was designed for the site that can be completely opened to the air, or closed to protect the piano and furniture within. A small pond sits at the foot of, and partially under, the pavilion and includes a small waterfall. The site is completed with a small campfire site.

Imaginary Buildings Assignment: Design an imaginary building (does not have to be able to be built) that either evokes fear or desire.

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The Design: Fear was chosen for this design and was inspired by spare mechanical parts including expansion joints, coupling elements, tapered gears and shims. This glass tower is an evil lair that holds bubbling water between two layers of glass and is given a more ominous look with the steel that wraps around it. There are three columns that surround the main space that are helical spirals of bubbling water and dangling tubes. The roof is a heavy looking affair under which sits an observation point to see all who enter up the long spiral ramps to the entrances.

Research & Exercises

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Detail Transformation Assignment: The Technology 6 class is all about building envelopes and details. The assigned project was to modify a detail. This particular project was the Baltimore Design School, which is a high school focused on teaching students architecture and fashion design. The building’s original use was as the Lebow Clothing Factory. The Building had nothing to call out the main entrance as such, so the conclusion was to add an awning to the main entrance, and modify the railing assembly. Design: The client, a Baltimore architectural firm, wanted elements added to the main entrance of the Baltimore Design School to call attention to it. First an awning was added to the entrance to increase presence and provide some shelter. Since the school focuses on the design fields and the building was a former clothing factory, the awning design was based around the clothes hanger. The awning is the shape of a hanger, using custom formed metal with an integrated gutter design. The metal is supported by a metal truss on the inside, and large metal “hangers” on the outside. It is attached at the building as well as supported on the far side by round metal tubes that double as rain leaders. The tubes also integrate into the guard rail, which has also been modified. The guardrail was changed to match the metal of the awning and include punched letters spelling out “BALTIMORE DESIGN SCHOOL,” since the original design did not have the complete name of the school on any one side of the building. The final change to the entrance design was the application of metal panels to the walls and ceiling adjacent to the entrance. This was done to continue the material palate and to add a special element to the entrance itself.

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Precedent Study

Assignment: Do a precedent study of the Sunrise Mountain Library in Peoria, Arizona including natural lighting, structure, geometry, circulation, masses, and spaces. Findings: The two exterior spaces are the same but flipped. The entrance of this library is not completely clear without significant studying as it does not follow the natural flow of circulation from the parking and drop off area. The layout of the library was most notable, with the clear distancing of the childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; area from the adult area and the tucking away of the teen area. These ideas were utilized when designing the Waverly Branch Library project.

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Urban Design Assignment: Design massing for a mixed use area including retail and parking with residential space above, that coordinates with the surrounding residential area. Design: Residential masses above match the massing flow of the townhouses in the surrounding blocks. Massing also corresponds with the significance of the street.

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