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32 STEPS OF LIGHT

SONY MUSIC FACTORY

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRA

LAMINATION

GIOVANNI FBC

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRA

VIRTUOSITY

MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRA

THE SPIDER WEB BRIDGE

ABSOLUTELY CHINESE

ROLLING MEADOWS

CENTER FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE

LA SIAM

NAPERVILLE, IL

1000 SOUTH CLARK

BEST WESTERN HOTEL

CHICAGO, IL

THE BOX - SOCIAL HOUSING

WHITEHALL HOTEL

CHICAGO, IL

MIDWEST LACROSSE CENTER

ELK GROVE SCHOOL

ELK GROVE, IL

SELF POWERED BUILDINGS

BAHRAIN MASTER PLAN

BAHRAIN, SAUDI ARABIA

TISHMAN INTERIOR PROJECT

CHICAGO, IL

VARIG TOKYO OFFICE

TOKYO, JAPAN

IMLAP HOSPITAL

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRA

INDEPENDENT PROJECTS

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRA

academic projects

3 2 STEPS OF LIGHT

32 STEPS OF LIGHT OBJECTIVE: The goal is to understand what happens to light when it hits different surfaces, and to learn the relationship between the absorption spectrum of material and its color.

CONTEXT: Composed of 128 volumetric units, each piece of paper is folded three times. The composition is a field of 6 x 8 feet to be exposed in the center upper core of IIT College.

TOOLS: Foam board, Scratchmore paper, knife, glue, and adhesive double faced tape

32 STEPS OF LIGHT

LAMINATION

LAMINATION OBJECTIVE: To build a model by combining two or more layers of material. My intent is to continue studying light transmission, absorption and refraction. On the model below, one face of the cube reflects into another face creating illusory and unexpected shapes.

CONTEXT: During the lamination process 128 acrylic sheets were glued together with cement.

Every acrylic sheet has perforations with different diameters. The result of the lamination is a hollow cube measuring 6” x 6” x 18”. The object has to be placed close to a window or exposed to a source of light.

Tools: Acrylics, acrylic cement, saw, and sand paper.

VIRTUOSITY

virtuosity OBJECTIVE: Paper and metal folded objects. The exercise is focused in manipulation of the materials and its implication for interpretation. The object manipulates light through absorption, reflection and, transmission.

CONTEXT: 15 inches cube. All the faces of the cube are different from each other.

When exposed against the light, the faces produce multiple shadows. As you shift the position of the cube new shadows will be created.

TOOLS: Foam board, paper, aluminum, knifes, pliers.

VIRTUOSITY

SPIDER WEB BRIDGE

GANG: Adriana Irby Linda Chlimoun Bill Hutchison Tom Boerman Joel Burkhart (Jose) Bryan May Lorin Murariu

CENTER FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE

A reclaiming vacant land for the purpose of farming, and selling fruits and vegetables on-site while rising awareness for agriculture and enabling a community to grow from a common concern.

Food, water, and energy are the focus of the Center for Urban Agriculture .

Agricultural features include fields for growing vegetables and grains, greenhouses, and rooftop gardens.

The project location is at West Division and North Kingsbury Streets in front of the river.

CENTER FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE CONCEPTS

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lockers

EDUCATION PUBLIC SPACES FACILITIES - SUPPORT - STAFF GARDEN AREAS

1000 SOUTH CLARK A SUSTAINABLE MIXED-USE BUILDING

"Streets and their sidewalks, the main public places of a city, are its most vital organs. Think of a city and what comes to mind? Its streets. If a city's streets look interesting, the city looks interesting; if they look dull, the city looks dull." (Jacobs, p. 37) The 1000 SOUTH CLARK is one of several green building ideas for a proposed mixed-use condominium project — a green roof that could grow crops or to be enjoyed as a park by the tenants as well as surrounded community.

Underneath the green roof, and surrounding the building, small commercial spaces were projected in order to serve the tenants and the community.

The goal of this project is to improve the pedestrian experience in that particular city block while reclaiming a vacant land for the purpose of a sustainable development. The rainwater runs downward through the sloped roof then used later on toilets and washing machines.

CONCEPT

RETAIL STORE FACILITIES

TWO BEDROOM UNIT

STUDIO UNIT

CHILD CARE FITNESS CLUB POOL PARTY ROOM ONE BEDROOM UNIT TWO BEDROOM UNIT STUDIO

ONE BEDROOM UNIT

ONE BEDROOM UNIT INSPIRATIONS

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RETAIL 2,415 SF

RETAIL 2,756 SF

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RETAIL 2,165 SF

RETAIL 1,900 SF

RETAIL 2,435 SF

RETAIL 2,760 SF

DW MP RA

RETAIL 1,780 SF

15 RETAIL 2,560 SF

RETAIL 2,710 SF

RETAIL 1,820 SF RETAIL 3,600 SF

CONVENTION ROOM 1

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RETAIL 1,660 SF

RETAIL 1,820 SF

LOWER LEVEL

RETAIL 1,805 SF

KITCHEN STORAGE FITNESS ROOM

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LOBBY

RETAIL 1,770 SF

RETAIL 1,335 SF

RETAIL 2,115 SF

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RETAIL 1,545 SF RETAIL 1,770 SF

RETAIL 1,660 SF

CONVENTION ROOM 4

CHILD CARE

1ST LEVEL RETAIL STORE: 31,496 SF

RETAIL 4,775 SF

2ND LEVEL RETAIL STORE: 22,270SF

CONVENTION ROOM 2

STORAGE

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ACTIVITY ROOM RETAIL 4,775 SF

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RETAIL 1,950 SF

RETAIL 1,715 SF

RETAIL 1,545 SF RETAIL 1,335 SF

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CONVENTION ROOM 3

RETAIL 4,775 SF

4TH LEVEL

3RD LEVEL RETAIL STORE: 9,485SF

RETAIL STORE FACILITIES CHILD CARE FITNESS CLUB POOL PARTY ROOM ONE BEDROOM UNIT TWO BEDROOM UNIT STUDIO

ISOMETRIC VIEW: SOUTH-WEST

ISOMETRIC VIEW: NORTH-EAST

FRONT ELEVATION

LATERAL ELEVATION

STREET VIEW - NORTH VIEW

STREET VIEW - SOUTH VIEW

SOCIAL HOUSE A precast residential building The project was a competitive entry for a competition sponsored by PCI (Precast Concrete Institute). The objective was to design temporary housing for doctors in transit, medical students and staff of Mercy Hospital, Milwaukee, WI. The Precast Concrete Institute (PCI) challenged the students of IIT’s Architectural College to design a building 100% precast; the competition involved design of multiunit total precast housing. This competition was intended to encourage universities to provide regional community service to their own campuses and communities by offering the widest range of capabilities that precast/prestressed concrete can offer.

Precast/prestressed concrete can contribute to sustainable design in many ways. It is a versatile and durable material, produced in a factory by highly trained personnel with virtually no waste, under stringent quality control measures. Precast panels can be quickly erected on the jobsite with minimal disruption to the site and precast's thermal mass can save energy and increase comfort.

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2ND LEVEL GARAGE

1ST LEVEL GARAGE AND RETAIL

SECTION A

SECTION B

Insulation against thermal bridge

Concrete box

Membrane insulation to protect the concrete box against rain water

Finishing material

Hollow core slab

Insulation

Det 1 Indirect illunination

Precast concrete beam Det 2

Dropped ceiling Steel angle

DETAIL 1 Interior

Radiant floor pipes Finishing material

Insulation

Exterior

DETAIL 2

ECO STADIUM

MIDWEST LACROSSE CENTER The Midwestern Lacrosse center is a project proposal for the Midwest Lacrosse Association.

The objective is to provide players from the north suburbs a variety of instructional and competitive opportunities that enable players to reach their maximum potential while introducing the sport to the local community.

ECO STADIUM CONCEPTS:

THE STADIUM WAS CONCEIVED AS A PARK OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY ALL YEAR LONG MAXIMIZE OUTDOOR SPACES AND GREEN AREAS LANDSCAPING FOCUSED INTERACTIVE ARCHITECTURE DURABLE AND CHEAP TO OPERATE

PARKING

SPACES:

SIDEWALKS

PRIVATE PUBLIC

ACESSIBILIT PRACTICE FIELDS

70%

30%

STADIUM

INDOOR OUTDOOR

BICYCLE PATH WAYS

MUSEUM

THEATER

90%

TICKETS

10%

SHOPPING

FACILITIES ARENA FOOD

BATHROOMS

ECO STADIUM

INSPIRATIONS:

Chumash tribes homes : They were made out of willow trees. The walls of the houses consisted of grass,thatchedwith tulle .

Oca of the Ibirapuera Park Oscar Niemeyer Sao Paulo Built in homage to Brazilian native Indians

First Eco Stadium – The first sustainablefootball stadium built in UK for DartfordFootball Club in Kent. The building is almostdone.

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UNDERNEATH LEVEL

ECO STADIUM

ECO STADIUM

PROPOSALS FOR SELF POWERED LARGE SPAM BUILDINGS

SELF POWERED BUILDINGS

ACCELARATIOR: it helps laminate air flow

20'

10"

POSITIVE PRESSURE 10'

Fossil fuels produce emissions, that pollute the air we breathe, and alter climate patterns over the long term. The use of fossil fuels in electricity production is a leading cause of these global climate change and air quality problems. On the other hand, clean energy technologies produce no emissions, with the exception of biomass which still produces significantly fewer emissions than fossil fuels.

As a result, increased use of clean energy benefits the global environment and local human health.

PREDOMINANT AIR FLOW NORTHEAST

50'

DESIGN CONCEPT

NEGATIVE PRESSURE

Clean energy technologies also rely on renewable fuel sources, like the sun, wind, and replenishable forest products. Using these sources in place of fossil fuels and nuclear energy reduces the depletion of natural resources and the creation of both toxic and PREDOMINANT AIR FLOW NORTHWEST non-toxic wastes.

POSITIVE PRESSURE

10'

20'

TURBINE 50'

The coefficients provided in the design are developed from measurements of pressure from wind in two directions. Our goal is to laminate the air in order to capture positive air flow pressure and generate negative pressure to help the suction of air through the turbine.

ACCELARATIOR: it helps laminate air flow

10"

In this booklet, we aim to present some concepts of low rise large spam building designed to capture positive wind flow pressure and to laminate loads of air. In the design, the positive pressures act toward the surface and wind blows against the building. The Negative pressure acts away from the surface and incites air suction.

NEGATIVE PRESSURE

SELF POWERED BUILDINGS

THE TURBINE

It’s like an Archimedes screw for air. When the two flows meet from different angles, they create a rapid mixing vortex. FloDesign’s turbine can automatically align to the wind direction like a kite string, and does not need motorized alignment. Traditional blades are enormous, and require special infrastructure to manufacture and transport. The FloDesign turbine can be disassembled to fit in one truck. FloDesign’s smaller robust rotor spins effectively at lower winds, but can also sustain higher winds in which other turbines would stall or break.

Traditional turbines require wide spacing, while FloDesign’s turbines can be placed closer together, optimizing land. While traditional turbines use fragile cantilevered beams, FloDesign’s shorter, stronger rotor benefits from a hoop. FloDesign turbines are inherently safer, inspired from the engineering of jet engines.

TRADITIONAL TURBINES BLADES

AREA OF THE BLADE

AREA OF ENERGY EXTRACTION

Traditional turbines acts as an obstruction to airflow, forcing air around it instead of through it. To compensate for this, props are built at huge sizes, with blades around 150 feet long. Their size makes them fragile, requiring low rotational speed, and large gearboxes. For this reason, the turbine chosen is the FLODESIGN WIND TURBINE which extracts 3-4 times as much energy from the wind, allowing much smaller and faster blades. The Diffusers provide greater efficiency at the expense of weight and length, and they are prone to separation of flow and losses.

FloDesign’s mixer duct is less effected by off-axis flow, or turbulence, and uses FloDesign’s mixer ejector uses axial vorticity.

F LO DESIGN T URBIN E EXT RA CT MORE WIND WITH FASTER AND SMALLER BLADES INSPIRED IN JET ENGINES

FLODESIGN WIND TURBINE

RAPID MIXING VORTEX FAST AIR DEFLECTED IN

SLOW AIR ON THE INSIDE FLARES OUT

FAST AIR ON THE TURBINE IS DEFLECTED IN

SELF POWERED BUILDINGS

SELF POWERED BUILDINGS DESIGN CONCEPT The design concept is inspired in natural shapes, precisely waves of the sea with curvilinear contours, resulting in a sequence of several parallel porticos. The design is composed by the union of arches, creating irregular figures, that even being concocted in strict metallic profiles, confers the building an extraordinary lightness, where movement and statics are balanced harmoniously.

The sheds formed by the arches perform the function of diffuse natural lighting, bringing the building transparency and brightness, as well as the circulation of the air, facilitating the crossed ventilation in all the area of the building. The sheds has the function to protect the Flodesign wind turbines as well.

Each shed unit allows multi directional modulation thus the structure can be assembled in different directions in order to capture different air flows.

SELF POWERED BUILDINGS

professional experience

SONY MUSIC FACTORY RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

GIOVANNI FBC

CASA VOGUE - ESPECIAL ARQUITETOS UMA VISAO DA ARQUITETURA BRASILEIRA ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

GIOVANNI FBC

CASA VOGUE - ESPECIAL ARQUITETOS UMA VISAO DA ARQUITETURA BRASILEIRA ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

GIOVANNI FBC

CASA VOGUE - ESPECIAL ARQUITETOS UMA VISAO DA ARQUITETURA BRASILEIRA ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A

GROUND FLOOR

MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A 1

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TERRACE 3

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MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A

TYPICAL FLOOR

MONTEIRO ARANHA S/A RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL ADRIANA CARVALHO - ARCHIOFFICE

ABSOLUTELY CHINESE

Floor plan

Preliminary drawing

ABSOLUTELY CHINESE RESTAURANT 2637 KIRCHOFF RD - ROLLING MEADOWS, IL ADRIANA CARVALHO - PANTO-ULEMA INC.

LA SIAM

Vestibule

Mezzanine

First floor

Second floor

LA SIAM RESTAURANT 20 WEST CHICAGO AVE, NAPERVILLE - IL ADRIANA CARVALHO - PANTO-ULEMA INC.

BEST WESTERN

BEST WESTERN HOTEL - PROPOSAL FOR LOBBY SPACES 1100 S. MICHIGAN ST, CHICAGO, IL ADRIANA CARVALHO - PANTO-ULEMA INC.

WHITEHALL HOTEL

WHITEHALL HOTEL - PROPOSAL FOR JEWELRY STORE 105 DELAWARE PL. CHICAGO, IL ADRIANA CARVALHO - PANTO-ULEMA INC.

ELK GROVE SCHOOL LINE OF ROOF ABOVE

ANCHOR NEW BLOCK WALL WITH #4 DOWEL RODS @ 2'-0" O.C VERTICAL

EXISTING BLOCK WALL TO REMAIN

ROOF ACCESS HATCH ABOVE

CONCRETE FLOOR SEALED

1 EXISTING DUGOUT

101

STORAGE SHELVING

BY OTHERS

102 8"

100

NEW PRESS BOX

NEW DOOR OPENING IN EXISTING WALL

6'-8"

EXISTING STORAGE

ALUMINUM ROLLING SHUTTER

LINE OF ROOF ABOVE

2'-0"

BEFORE

ELK GROVE SCHOOL - BASEBALL FIELD 500 W. ELK GROVE BLVD. , ELK GROVE- IL ADRIANA CARVALHO - PANTO-ULEMA INC.

AFTER - PROJECT PROPOSAL IN PHOTOSHOP

7'-4" 13'-4"

4'-0"

BAHRAIN MASTER PLAN

THOSE IMAGES WERE MADE ENTIRELY IN PHOTOSHOP DURING THE TIME I WAS WORKING AT PANTO-ULEMA. THAT WAS A COLLABORATIVE PROJECT BETWEEN SOM AND PANTO-ULEMA INC.

MASTER PLAN OF BAHRAIN COLLABORATIVE PROJECT WITH SOM ADRIANA CARVALHO - PANTO-ULEMA INC.

TISHMAN

TISHMAN CONSTRUCTION - INTERIOR WORKSPACE PROJ. PROPOSAL 1 SOUTH WACKER DR, CHICAGO - IL ADRIANA CARVALHO - CLARK AND ASSOCIATES

VARIG AIRLINES

VARIG AIR LINES - INTERIOR WORKSPACE PROJECT TOKYO - JAPAN ADRIANA CARVALHO

VARIG AIRLINES 02

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3630-87

gold nugget

3630-141

- a iluminação interna deve proporcionar ao letreiro aparência mais uniforme possível, não permitindo em nenhuma hipótese a criação de manchas resultantes da má distri-buição da luminárias;

Lâmpada fluorescente

TÍTULO:

Observação:

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DATA: ESCALA:

DESENHO:

PS: Pintar estrutura externa na cor azul del rey acetinado.

Confirir medidas do letreiro no local.

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royal blue

BRASIL

REVISÃO:

FUNDO

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Perfis metálicos pintados em esmalte sintético acetinado na cor azul Del Rey

FOLHA:

3630-141 3630-015

ROGÉRIO PIQUET

ROSA DOS VENTOS

gold nugget yellow

RESPONSÁVEL:

VARIG / CIRC. PRECISÃO

VARIG TOKIO

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Lona com aplicação de vinil translúcido

CÓDIGO

LETREIRO DA FACHADA

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COR

LOCAL:

LOCAL

Fechamento lateral e superior em chapa metálica pintados externamente em esmalte sintético acetinado na cor azul Del Rey.

SEM ESCALA

DETALHE TÍPICO DE LETREIROS VARIG.

NOTA: LETREIRO BACK-LIGHT EM LONA PANAFLEX COM APLICAÇÃO DE PELÍCULA 3M SCOTCHCAL TRANSLUCENT FILME

REF.

ARQª. ADRIANA CARVALHO

GERÊNCIA DE PROJETOS E OBRAS

Fundo do letreiro em chapa

- as normas da companhias concessionárias de energia elétrica devem ser obedecidas no que se refere às características da instalação elétrica e cargas exigidas. O mesmo vale para as normas

Fechamento inferior em colméia acrílica cristal com espaçamento de 10mm.

VARIG AIR LINES - GRAPHIC DESIGN RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL ADRIANA CARVALHO

NÚMERO:

DISCIPLINA:

OBSERVAÇÃO:

* Profundidade do painel : 20cm

IMLAP HOSPITAL

FIRST FLOOR PLANT

IMLAP HOSPITAL RIO DE JANEIRO, BRA ADRIANA CARVALHO

PERSONAL PROJECTS

APARTMENT IN SALVADOR - BRAZIL

ILLUSTRATION IN COREL DRAW FOR ADVERTIZEMENT

APARTMENT IN SALVADOR - BRAZIL

3D MODEL

PERSONAL PROJECTS - MISC. RIO DE JANEIRO - BRAZIL ADRIANA CARVALHO

OLD HOUSE RETROFIT - RIO, BRAZIL ARCHITECT: ADRIANA CARVALHO ENGINEER: IGNACIO VILELLA

OLD HOUSE RETROFIT - RIO , BRAZIL ARCHITECT: ADRIANA CARVALHO ENGINEER: IGNACIO VILELLA

adriana irby 602 hempstead ave naperville, IL 60565

p: (312) 451-4403 (773) 255-5284 (630) 428-2769

adrian.architect@yahoo.com